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The Lamar register., 1902-11-12
Covering Peach Trees For Winter.

1 visited Mr.. E. N. Berry-the
originator Of the scheme of laying
down and covering peach trees in
the Arkansas valley for the protec-
tion of the buds from cold in winter
and late frosts in spring-at his
his home near La Junta the first Of
the week. I found Mr.. Berry irri
eating his peach orchard prePsra-
tory to laying the trees down.
He soaks the ground thoroughly
by flooding the entire surface, As
soon as the leaves fall from the trees
he digs small trench on the east
side of the tree and bends the tree
in that direction until the limbs rest
on the ground If the trees are
large two men hold the tops down
with long pole or plank layed
across while another covers with hay
or trash and shovels on enough earth
to hold the tree in place. Smaller
trees can be handled by two men one
holding the tops down while the
other covers. A good covering of
coarse straw, hay or weeds should
always be put on before the dirt and
then only enough dirt to hold the
tree down nicely at first, increasing
to four or five inches as cold weather
arrives.
In the spring the earth is remov-
ed and the mulch stirred slightly to
admit air as soon as the buds begin
to swell. The covering should be
entirely removed before the blossoms
open but the trees should be left ly-
ing on the ground until all danger
of frost is passed and extra straw
or rubbish hauled out to cover with
temporarily should the weather in
dications point to a severe cold snap
at any time. After all danger of the
late frosts has passed the trees
should be raised to an upright posi-
ton and propped. The ground will
need to be thoroughly soaked again
before this opperation is accomplish
ed.
Mr.. Berry has abont II acres of
peach orchard all of which will be
layed down and covered this winter.
He always has good crop of peach
es from these trees and during the
off years of unprotected orchards he
realizes good prices for the crop
W. Frank Crowley, in Holly News.
The Lamar register., 1902-11-12

1872 cents, but many farmers sold
their home grown grains for 81 90
to purchare corn at $l.30.
There is enough food at home, in
cluding grain, alfalfa pasture, by
prodcts of dairies and beet sugar
factories, to make swine growing
and fattening profitable industry
on Colorado farms.
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Z a ..

Z. 9. Olsbauien piro BON
B~rdiioenten als Boitmeiiter in 81
YalO ernannt tneroen.
= @dbreno Der ueraanaenen
@ode tuuroen BON Corpus GbriIti
5ebn Garlaouneen 8oblf1pfe mad
benz @oroeu peribift. Die GENTLE
feloer baben ourb ben Sano1turm ee=
litten. 10000 iunee &oblpHansen
gingen nod Nlabama. mo Der 5rult
Nqes aer!t0rt bat.
= Cine SeuerSbrunIt ridtete in
@reenuiae einen Sbaoen pon $100,.
600 an.
= Die Berihiffuna bon grobee=
rem in 9r0Berem WaBitabe bon Il=
bin aus bat beaornen.
- Die WaHermerfss uno Qiht=
3ommiilion in Guitin bat bas STE.
teripitem fir ben @aiieruerbraub
eingeribtet. uoriiber Die Biiroer
5iemlih entriiitet fino. Sic tannten
friber feine ginihrdntune i'm 8ai=
ieruerbrauh uno 10 lanse Der Damn
oa uar uno Die binige @aierfraft,
batte oas audi nihts gu iagen. Sebt
tperoen aber bic Bumpmerfe ourd,
Dampftraft betrieben uno oaourd1
finb bic untOften 10 sepadien. oab
Der Waferoerihmenoung Ginbolt
geboten meroen muB.
Sn ga1tropiae ftarb 6ermonn
6abner i'm Glter BON "a s5abren.
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Metepre.

Ser mWetaupurm", lber ben 10
otel geidrieben moroen 1T, une Der
in ben lebten So6ren 10 pief 5daoeu
an ben Observation-Disclosures in oie=
lem 4anoe an9eridtet bat. lit fein
Broouct unlerer @roe, ionoern er
bat leinen urlprune 7auf lrgeno einem
mettfernen OimmelsfOrper ooer Bla=
neten. Yrof. 9itDlh : @eineutbfp
Don Ger unioerittat Wosfau, elmer
Der ar6Bten astronomer Der @eeen=
mart uno Elm Waun bon GROCER 8e=
lebrlanfelt, rpetder oas Stuoiun
oes Wetallruurmes felt SO Sabren su
letner Specio(itdt nladt, lit ieBt euo=
lid 5u Der iberraibenoen @ntoefung
eeiongt, Dos beiaster Wurm ourd
Die 8ernitt(uug be5 y8olioes" zines
erplpoirenoeu Meteors, auf unlere
@roe aelangte. Oieie y9olioen"
belteben aus mognetiihem giien uno
toenn lte in geriibrung nit Der at
moipbdriiden 2uft eeloneen, 10
plaben tie in Ntome, moour9 Der
ueroerblihe Burm in 5reibeit geiebt
miro. uniere @rbe beneat lih in
elmer 8eIbuinbiateit Don II Wei=
len IN oer 5ecunoe uno Die @e=
lhminoi9feit. tuelbe oiele 8olioen
erreiden. fam am beiten oaraus err
meiien meroen, baB lie Die groe in
Der State oon 541 Meilen per Sc
cunoe iiberbo(en, D. b. uns in Der
@eIhplnoiafelt BON III Mfeilen err
reihen miiroen. tpenn Die groe unbe=
rpealth feltItuuoe. garbplineunt
Npenarius lit ibriaens aub elm
liberes Mittel gum 5bube uno fir
Die grbaltuns oes 6ol5es. SO.
Steoes & Guns balten lebteres
in Waaaon=2aoungen ourrdtbi9 uno
o%erfaufen es in alien beliebieen
0uantitaten.
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seit iiber go aabreu

ihon ruurhe Wtrs. @inslpm's Soo.
thing Syrup ppr MiQioner BON
Wuttern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
a%ngemenoet. @irit Du i'm Shlaie
our6 oas Shreien eines &lnoe8 ee.
it0rt. bas I'M 8abnen lit uno Dor
S6meraen tpeint? Meun 10, lafje
lofort cine Jlai1e BON ,Mrs.
Winsloms SOOTHING Gnrup" bolen.
Sein @ertb lit unbesablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eibenben Ipfprt
2inoerun9 perlhafen. 8erlaBt eub
oarauf, Wiitter, es lit tein 8meifel
oariiber. IS BELT 9iarrboe, reeu.
lirt ben Wagen unb bic Nieren, be.
ieitigt Wino &ulit. erpeidt Den
oerbinoert @ntaiinounQ
uno itdrft oas gauge Spitem. rMrs.
Binsluns SOOTHING Syrup" fir sob.
nenoe Rinoer lit angenebm i'm sc.
lbmad; oaS 8ecept ftamlnt BON
einem Der beiten peibliden Ierste in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit bel allen
Oruggiften in Der gansen Welt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per 5laibe.
8auft niGts anberes, als Mrs.
S%oothinazS nrup.
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.sSmlturtrdger.'

@roulame 8rieefubrung in ben
@plonlen 1T LIBERAL iibfid. Nuh
Die Souanoer MAIDEN oa feline Nus=
nabme. 9as Misunderstanding
Blott r6et Bulf" perDffentlidbt fol-
aenoe Shiloerunaen zines Soloaten
aus Dem arieg gesen Die Itiebs:
nNab Elm paar Iagen Nube eingeu
mir lpleoer auf Gefoanoscirune aus
uno falnen auf eineu Blab. up nod
nldt plel Sruppen gemsien maren.
Die 8egeno mar bibt berpobnt.
Wtr fauben bort eine eanse
8otte betenoer Itiebs, nit it,
rem Bafen neben lih. So lange
iie bort iiben blieben, mpdoten mir
un5 niht an lie bort berannaheu,
aber muBten uns porieben. Yilldt
gebietet. 4ieutenant= 4olpnel DDoi=
ier bat aeia9t: Wiutb lift in0n, Slug.
belt lhDner, ooh Bfli1t lit oas
Shonite. 8ir gaben oann auf Die
betenoen Itiebs einige @aloen al,
10 DOB iie eiligit nab bort bei0c=
bert muroen, mo lte in ibrem @ebet
10 germ iein noIten. 8ir iteften
oas Dorf in Brand, es iab aus, als
ob amiteroam in li1ter 2obe itdnoe.
Wet Den 3ugen leioet Der Soloat oft
an Wabrung uno an oielem Gag bat.
ten mir Wtangel. Wir ioben uns
um. Db mir niht mas @utes finoen
tpiroen. Bir famen suriif nit @n-
ten. Sibnern ullo giern.
Olebitabl uno 8ranoItiftuna uno
Woro an i'm @ebet periunfenen Men.
ld)en, oos lit Die Sulturarbe;t. Die i'm
Nomen Der bolldnoiiden Geaierung
Qu} Sufnutru oetriphPn mirhi
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Con unfereu waMertiin.

Wcr her WorIcoah,AL..N,..A.
e-S 0n ~ oe' 4@ rn ms oes
= Is ,,ns s en- ;utsrasnn ~ n.tsloans
y. Nv. y" y Ca" 6ugs'
d : rort;n Sos
@,,+ III "a A gag
0a.s =. a.s Sga1ou@ gsoagt' 1n
masI SWa.er IN oi y
ssu.'~. ys,w.I1e e!nsuIugren, y
~. I.u osI.lg' 9nIe!IIan.,men VI
s 49, a.1 Ss,sSII w eg.e % 1troel oe'
nsms ~ s%say.sg.en III 10 aap!telr
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Maeriet.

- Sn einer Rauine unpeit Der
nah Seeuiu flbrenoen 2onoitraRe
uno nabe Der &reuSune Der Suoltz
hen 8acifics uuo Ml. 6. & 1.tBabn
fano g. 8arsa elm 8unoel, oas Die
9etheu BON smei Sduelineen ent=
belt, oenen Dec Shdoel eineelbla=
gen mDroen mar. Die 2eiden mas
zen in 8ads unb 8eitungspapier
uno meibes 3eua eineeuidelt uno
oas Bunoel mar nit Binofaoeu au=
geidniirt. Gar5a benabribttgte Die
BebDroen BON Gem id)auerliden
Suno, Die bic TuBipuren elmer
6rau uno etnes Manne8 uno Die
Spuren zines 9efabrts nit CUNT
mirdoern entoedten. Cine Inter
iubung lit i'm @auee.
- Ser Bug Der 80. 6. & &
8abn, Der Murgens 8:15 bier ein@
laufen ion, entgleiite am Montag
frib bel Sup, amiiheu 2uling uno
6arrupoo, in 5olae elmer uffeneu
Weide, Die BON irgeno einem I'M
BOLD perItelt moroen par. Ser Sus
genieur Cole erlitt einen 0anogez
lentbrub, Der 6eiser SobnIon iprang
ab, tuuroe ieopd nur leidt perlebt.
Die Baliagiere uuroen 5uor tUdtie
ourbgerittelt, fan,en aber nit benz
Sbreden bapon. Die 4oeomotiue
uno Der @epadmageu entgleiiten,
Die Gbair > Gar muroe umgemorfen
uno Die orei Sdlafpaeeu quer iiber
Die Sbienen geiteut.
6err Curt Stein. Der biz
Der in eagle BaB cine 6olsbanoz
lung betrieb, lit bauerno bierber
nah San Intunio ibergelieoelt uno
oils Observation-Disclosures in Die Live
Oak Commission Company"
eingetreten.
= Sn Der Sao=5tores StraBe 1T
eine Opiumb5ble aufgenommen rpors
ben. Drei meiBe Wduner, soelhe
oieielbe fubrteE, ipuroeu uerbaftet.
Slaboen meloet BON @albingz
ton, oaB Die bette Nuslibt uorban-
ben lit fir Die gtabliruug zines Der
uebungs(ager fir Die repu(dre ars
NEE in Der 0dbe unIerer Stoot.
s. 81. Walfer bat gegen Die
Suolide 8aeifc : 8ahu eine Sd)a=
oeneriabflage BON $50, 900 anbGngig
gennadt fir f6rperlid)e 8erlebuugen,
Die er i'm Observation-Disclosures ers
belt. Cine &lage i'm gleiden Be-
TRACE bradte g. Biilareal geeen Die
International : Babn Elm fir Ser
lebun9en, Die er iib suge5o9en,
mdbreno er in Sumter i'm Dien1te
Der aompaente itano.
Der 2. Wdra, Der Sabrestag
Der teganiiheu unabbdngisteits= gr-
tldrung. fiel auf eiuen 5pnntag,
uuroe aber an bieiem Gage nid]t ge=
@feiert. ionbern erit Montag, meg
balb feline StaotratbsIibune abge=
balten muroe. Die itaotilhen 8u=
reaur eeiblofien blieben uno iugar
Die Boitoffice nm 3 1br Mahmit=
tags Die Sfalter 5umabte. Wdre
oenn uieqeibt Der Sonnta3 entbei=
ligt tporoen, tuenn man Der unab=
bangigfeit5= @rtldruna eeoabt bdtte?
nno tooau Der WIBiseane, ment
oOb feline Jeier itattfano?
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Ser leitenoe Mals=G rtratt.


Malt-N Murine 1T gegenmdrtie Der
ein5iee mirtlib peroienitpoae Malss
@rtraft i'm Warfte; ale anoeren To-
genannten @rtrafte ltno nihts beifes
res als itartes, ibuar5es Bier NIT
einem boben 8ro5entiab Ilfobol unb
einem iebr fleinen 3ulab Der grtratt<
Stoffe. SOlhe @rtrafte ioaten nie=
mals &ranfen poer @enelenoen ge<
9ebsn ooer anempfublen fueroen, oa
lire 8eroienite uno gpr5iiae leoiar
lib auf Der Gillette, nidt aber in
Der IlqfSA4tee.1 81 fiR55earf iiT6. MMalt
Murine miro rur pDn Der Gnbeuier=
Buddy rauerei in ct. Souls. Wiu.,
bereeiteut. pelde 9batlabe bod ges
niieen iDate. UNI feline Geinbeit.
8or5iielihfeit uno ~8ef6mmlihfeit
ST sarantiren.
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Secer 81rper r1obt fidb

fir ibm angethane unbilben, a%opfidmere
gen, fhletter @efhmad. uebelfeit, @el6s
iuht. H~erftopfun9 unb anbere Spmptome
BON Rranfbeiten 6es Ma9ens, Der 8 Der
uns @aIe limb fihcre An3eiben, bnB Scr
bieie Organe miBbraudt habt. @6eniu
fiher lit es aber aud, oaB ibr ben &broer
fpieber u%eri6bnen. rpieber seiuno MAIDEN
t5unt. penn SIR bic fir jene 8rontbeiten
bette Mraenei, bic beriibmteu ct. @eruarb
&~rduterpiIen, eebrauft. Sur 8~flanben.
b%etanotbeile. Refine giftiae unb dbenoe
Beimiiduna. ipte 0uedflber. unb bes.
botb aud feline 8uderbiGe! rs Gents.
Vie Nppthefen.
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= Stride uno ausgeseihnete
Groceries gu baben bel
Gus. @. 6abn,
9O3 Oit=6oultpn= GtraBe.
gpe5ial Nptis.

Nm baS Yublifum! Die ,5hielbs Pa.
tent Jireproof & Building Contraction.
Wir benahrihtigen Sic, baB mir bereit
iino, ole @ebdube feueriiher gu MAIDEN
nnb beanipruheu, bas iiberlte, ftdrtfte,
leiebteite uno bidieife feueriihere epftem
au boben,. oas es 9iebt. @ir maiden oIe
@iien. unb StahlBalten. 9ab uno Sdu.
len feneriiher. 10 oaB tein Giien ober
Stabl benz 6euer ~ausseiebt lit. Infer
Nnteripitem fann nibt ibertrDfen ruere
ben. Nab iabrelangen grfabrunaen 1nSt
anberen Sptemen uno nachbem mir be.
rem Tehler in 8e5u9 auf Stdrte unb
Oanerhaftigfeit erfannt baben, baben mir
elm Spitem 5uiammenseitelt, oas fir aue
Dieienisen iih BON 8prtheil ertueiIen
uirb. bic prinate ober Dffentlihe 5euer.
feite @ebduoe errihten. 8ir legen iebt
oas Spffem in Der Carnegie : Bibliothef
an uno laoen Sic elm, Die Methpoe Der
&onftruftion in Musenidein gu nehmen.
Mhtun9soDn:
P. I. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, Gent Manager
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Npti5 fir 8nmtraftprem.

angebote fir Die grbauung zines
neuen @eihdftshauies fir st.
6anibte in Der Oft=g ommerceitraBe
ueroen Bis gum Wittmo1 ben II.
Wormittags 10 uhr, OH pelhem
Gage oieielben geDffnet tperben. ent=
gegenQenommen.
Bldne uno Spesifitationen fDn=
men AM Samitag Wahmittas 3 ubr
bel benz llnteraeibneten eingeieben
meroen.
9aS &ebt iraenb elm pber ale
Nngebote suriif5umeiien, miro pprz
bebalten.
James @abrenberger,
Nrbiteft.
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Ser CINDERELLA Sdub sYalait

geo. POT Ilamo Blosa. 9elepbon
$50, bat eines groBeu Gurratb BON
Sbuben fir 6erren, Oalnen uno
Climber fir Die beppritebenoen Jeier=
Gage. NQe Waaren lino nur aus
ben erIten 5abrlten ,besoeen. @ir
bieten aue 9onturrens ourh Quall=
tdt uno Breiie. Mud Die bethlehem
uno oorslalihen Ilfreo Dplee's
5ilalhube iino mieoer nneefpmmen.
Spred)t bel unS Dor uno beiiftigt
unIer Eager ooer ibidt Cure Iufs
trdge brieftid elm.
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Gett lit bic Belt

Guren 8orrath BON Seuerbols fir
Den Winter anSuihaffen. @ir baben
oas bette lie bier ufferirte 6ols aus
Rouno Gpd an Der 90. q. & z
Sabu. Madt Cure 8eitelluna
9elepbon 81.
Suniet @ouo PAM,
%. u. Gith. General Manaaer.
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6. sdcmermeper's Tamilienaartea

erfrent lib tDeeen3 leiner ausge3eibs
Heten 9uhe ees beiten 8ufes bel
D,slieeu uno 5remoen unb miro
oementIpteheno BON ssreunoen elmer
auten oeutit,en Soft itars patrpnis
firt. DelifateiieE Der 6aiiDn ents
iprebero. Wildeleipruoufte aner
Nrt. SIN Salpon finbet mar ftets
frtideS Bier. CUE Weine, 2iquDre
uno @i9arren. Sheuermeper's Ja-
milienaarten lift Elm @rbDlungsplab
eriter 9leiie.
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@runoeiscmtbnms iIebertraaunaeu

@rumoeisemtbnms ilebertrasunseu.
g. %2auenbure an Noolpb s. ubr,
8runotud an Burnett Stcabe.
$3.50.
sc. 8inslom an Otto 86bler, 2
8runoitide an 2emiss Str. ST 1000.
S. .. -8irfpatrid an $. 6. b.
Struoe, 2 8runoitife auf 2aurel
6ei9bt5. 8reis non,inea.
6ermann 81. @otff an Sobn 2u=
liihfi, @runoitid an Gait : CONF
merce=S traBe. $500.
Sobn 2ulii9ti an u. @rona,
@runoitid an @ait : Commerce
StrnBe. 5000.
g.. 2ofriose an q. 2imburaer. 2
@rnnohlde auf 2aurel 6eigbts.
$500.
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Giiemabn Tabr>Ylan.
S. 4 u. u. Oabn.

Wab allen Rorb.Seras. 8untten
.7.30 8orm.
Na9 ct. Souls, Mempbis uno benz
. ten II. 3 MittaoS.
Slab @aco, 3orosSeros, Santa Sc unb
Srisco<Yunften .........8.1 Nbeltbs
yeab ct. 20uIs unb benz Often 800
Nab 2areoo nno Mericp... 800 8orm.
Qntunft.
Bon ct. 2unis uno benz Often. . 7.31 Born.
Won NDro-Segas. Saata Sc unb 1riscp~
Yunften 49,. 8.45 BDrm,
Bon lDcalen 8unften -. $50 Tochit1.
8on ct. SDuts nro Sem Often .I1.45 NboS.
Son aareoD uno Merito. 49, r. 10 Nafm.
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Soatfern Vacific Bahm.

N~O
Nah Nem Orleans, SoutDn unb @aIs
oeltDn td9Ih. l2:00 WtittagS.
Hodb vi Bo'r Lsuiifornien unb Wteltfo
900 Born.
Naeh Goros1eEas, ct. 2puts unb Chico.
90 (katy flyer)........8:l5 Mbenbs.
Mufunft.
Bon Noros5 elos. ct. Hpuis unb Chicago
tkaty Flyer ......... $3.50 MDr9en5.
Son 9tern Orleans, 9ouitpn nn6 @ols
peitDn td9lih... las Nahm.
Won vi Haio, Californian uno MeTito
......-... ...........7:30 Mbenos.
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q. u. & u. q. a q
8 I

Nah @elbetun, 5onfton uno guero tag.
800 Born.
@ab Corpus ghriiti. Mramias BOB unb
Beepiae tdaiib ..........9 utr Borm.
unb 200 Mabm.
Maeb 8brnc nno 9errulqe, td9lim......
Nntunt I.
Ton @alpefon. SDuitDn nnb Guerra tag
Bon Corpus gbriiti, MranIas IaS unb
Seeoiae td9lib.. .2:05 Radbm.
Bon Borne unb &errni0e. ta9lih......
.6:30 Mbenbs.
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sag Salt. cement, Sano, Bad
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 2bon.
Cheer uno Ispbaltpapier, 9abpappes
Cheer uno NSpbalt. Del. 9erpentin,
Sarben. @los &c. &c. itets norrdtbiQ
bel =. 8. 2ielmann. BOG Oft.
Commerce traBe. 0;eoriee Breiie,
cute Woare iotple quite uno ree(e
genienun9 ueroen garnntirt. -
Ielepbon 40
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~. 6. & Z. 8abn.
U bfohrt t.

Nbfabrf.
Mab 8acn. 5prt 8ortb. Dallas. &anias
Gitg, ct. Souls unb gbieago, tdglih,
(S.I & y. y. Depot 1880 Moreens.
9tadb Baco, Sort @ortb, Oo1as &c. (nom
SunletsOepDtl ......... 8:l5 MbenbS.
" ntunt:
Won Chicago. st. 2Duis, &anlas gitb,
Dallas, Sort @orth unb 8aco, tdelib
(Sunlet Sep0t) ...........S:30 Born.
Gon Waco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. (S.
VI. Il VI. 3. 9epDt) ...... 9:25 Nbenbs.
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BON groBem NuBen fit rerbDie
Qentr.

Malt-Nutrine miro Geruen=2ei.
oenoen beionoers e%mpfublen. gs be.
rubigt Die Neruen un5 fihert 10 benz
G%eloenoen einen guten. rubigen
Shlaf. Sc miro nur bon Der
Nnbeuler=B uib 8rauerei in ct.
3Duis, Mo., hereeitelIt.
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8onaoa II, 304, ~suiammen 2O9. OPT
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be3ablt muroe.
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DEPARTMENT OF
INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
dustin, Teras, February 9Th, 1902.

a~dttlCCLlpkE. STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
dustin, Teras, February 5th, 1902.
To L WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is Il Certify, That the PRnvI-
DEACE- w ASHINGTON INSURANCE
COMPANY Of PROVIDENCE. R l., has
in all res ects fully complied with the
laws of Texas us conditions precedent to
its doing business in this State, and
that said Company holds a Certificate
of Authority from this office emitting it to
do business in this State for TwELvE
MO tbs from the lsT pAY oF JANUARY
1902 to the 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER 1902.
Given under my han and seal,
l. 5 at office. in Austin, the day and
date first above written.
JEFFERSO SON JOHNSON,
Commissioner
F, J.. SCtDDER " CO. AGENTS. Aamo
rs. Bldg, Navarro Sire t, City.
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P. I. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, Gent Manager
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-16
May Is.

HoUsE.-The navy appropriation bill for two
new battleships, two armored cruisers and two
gunboats, carrying total of t7.659, 1856, was
taken up in the house. Representative Foss OF
Illinois, CHI airman of the naval committee, in
opening the debate sounded note of warning
against the over-confident belief that our navy
Is invincible.
The senate BILL making additional appropri-
atoms for the Martinique sufferers, was re-
ferred to the appropriations committee.
SENATE.-An additional appropriation of
$500 900 was made by the senate for the stricken
people OF the French West Indies in accordance
with the recommendation of the president that
$500. 900 be appropriated. The agricultural ap-
preparation bill was passed and then Mr.. Stew
art of Nevada. in supporting the Philippine
bill, warned the minority that no political gain
would accrue to them from their attack on the
army
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-16
May I2.

HoUsE-The house passed, by an overwhelm-
ing vote, bill granting 100000 for the relief
of the sufferers in the great calamity in the
West Indies. The bill was a substitute for the
relief measure passed by the senate, and fol-
lowed the receipt Of a message from the presi
dent setting forth the magnitude OF the calam-
ity and urging an appropriation Of 100000.
SENATE-An important contribution to the
discussion of the Philippine government bill
was made in the senate by Mr.. Foraker OF
Ohio. He maintained that the United States
could not leave the islands until order had
been restored and until a stable government
had been established. He declared that this
government would not come away from the
islands under the present or the next admins
traton even though the latter be Democratic
because the American people never would con-
sent to poltroonery.
The bill granting 100000 for relief of West
Indian sufferers was passed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-16

May S.

noosE-Ine bill to place three new stars in
IN the flag had the right of way.
AN amendment offered by Mr.. McRae to con-
sonoate the territories of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory was defeated.
AN amendment offered by Mr. Overstreet OF
INDIANA, TO consolidate New Mexico ard Ari-
iona ana admit them as the state OF Montezuma
was pending when the house adjourned.
Inc only amendment adopted was one pro-
siuing that nothing in the act should be con-
strued to legalize polygamy.
During the day resolution expressive OF the
regret OF the house over the death of Real
ADMIRAL Sampson was adopted, and com
mi'tee OF seven members was appointed to
attend the funeral
sENATE-Discussion OF the Philippines bill
was continued in the senate. Mr.. Dolliyer of
Iowa made good natured, yet sarcastic ar
raignment of Senator Carmack. who afterward
arraigned Mr.. Dolliver. Mr. Burton of Kansas
concluded his speech