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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
West shore and Ontario l. western Ry. Ferry

During repairs 10 the Franklin Street Ferry
Slip the service TO and from Wcehawken will be
Temporarily conducted to and from the = II r.
Stallion. foot OF Desbrosses -. ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14

the Last the Rest Gorgeous October outings
on ihe comfortable Day Line steamers. Lsst up
" p"t. nth. down. 18Th. Foliage. Music.-Adt'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
ARCHBISHOP KAN DEAD.
The Head OF the st. Louis Diocese Passes
Away in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19-Archbishop John
]. Kahn of 81. Louis died this evening at $40
o'clock at Mount st. Agnes Hospital. He
passed away peacefully and without ap-
parent suffering.
At his bedside when he breath ed his last
we're his sister, Mother Mary Joseph the
Rev. j. B. Murray Of Cincinnati, the Rev.
Matthew Cahill the Rev. Francis Donahue
Machen of Washington, and Father Byrne,
his secretary.
Word was at once sent TO Bishop Glennon
at st. Louis. who was asked what DISPOSE
ton should be made Of the remains. The
interment will probably be in Calvary
Cemetery st. Louis. Meanwhile the body
will remain at the sanitarium.
John Joseph Kahn was born in upper
Maryland seventy-two years ago. He COM
pleted his ecclesiastical studies at St. Mary g
Seminary, Baltimore. He was ordained
there in his twenty-sixth year. He spent
the earlier years Of his priesthood in parish
work in the Baltimore province.
He was elevated to the bishoprc in 1875,
see of Wheeling, W. Va. He presided over
that diocese for eighteen years when he
was promoted to the archiepisoopal rank
and given the titular see OF Oxyrynohia
and stationed in st, Louis as coadjutor to
the late Archbishop Kendrick. He was
formally installed in the st. Louis provi-
nee on May ri, 1885,
Owing to his i'll health Archbishop Kahn
last year obtained coadjutor, Bishop
Glennon OF Kansas City, who will now
succeed him as Archbishop Of st. Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14

"El,ck & white" Scotch whisky
suits all Amt ricanSt VIII suit you. --Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14

Burnetts Extract Of vanilla
Used exclusively by all leading hotels and clubs
--tdr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
I.ptrst Marine Intelligence.

lrrI,ed. ~ oceanic l.,vcrpool. Oct !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
PONCE
(MOTIcIAs DIRECTAs)
Enero 9.

| ssfIor GoIcoechsA v los simpAtfal
CON que 10 dlstingue 90 eindAd
natal.
Lcsi eAcos do aata eiudAd ast&n
plsnnmants eonvancidos de 10 insp-
titud dc In policfa municipal. Esto
10 dsmuestra al hAbsr IIsvado o
eabo nm robo, no hsee muehos di&s
en- In RdministrRei6n do coTreos
situAda on una e1lis e6ntFicA y muy
pY6xima q la cneins 8 cuaYtsl dc
dichA poIicf& y al hseho ocurrido
rWcientsmonta an In casa do nu0s.
tro amigo don HerminiO Armstrong
en- L. euRl entRAron y despues de
registrar vArios mueblss ne mar
ehaTon dsj&ndOle nm pGpslfto que
decia: GNo hsmoa vsnido q aTobaTts,
hemos venido 0 varte solAmente.1
Hoy las nusva di6 principle oil
1uici0 DOR homicIdio Huspsndido
aver, el euAI fue suspsndido nue-
vRmente Dor haber pedido Of minis
tario pfblleo el tRRslado del Tribu-
nal Yauco pavA el esclsraeimisn-
20 de ciertos hschos.
So han solicitado juHados para
vainte " GuAtr0 juiclos qus han do
verse muy pronfo.
Entrs otros, dguran como tasti-
gos do cargo an oil proeaao de- los
fsdeERles poR los suessos del 30 do
Ostubrs 6ltimo, don B artolo Estsva
y don Alberto SaIieFup, YAbiosos
Hspublleanos dc ssta eiudad.
Toda YES cue sI San Juan News,
en- vtrtud de les dsssvaneeias entrs
Iaa turbag y el partido rspublieano
asHiAlR puostos imporsAntss para
ssos faeinsPogos en- 10 administra-
ei6n del pafs, hay quisnas en- Pom
CO do Ia misma cAiafi9 que aquslIos
pRssantar6n sua eAndidRtuP&s para
dslsgados o Ia okmara.
GORE por ssta ciudsd Ia notieis
de que hA aldo suspendida la Corte
do Arscibo, pOr dsnunei& do Gus
man BsniteS. NsdA NOS extra fIaRfa
que fuerA cisreo, puesto que al NO
eneontrAH oportunidRa para hAeeR
NAL n los fsdsrAlss, 10 haes 0 loB
Repuhlieanos y 90 capas dc hAe9f-
selo 0 81 miamo. La maldAd 90 oil
amblsnts de Torq uemAdA v fusra
do OIL, In vida 90 10 hacs impossible.
Por LA DEMoCRAoIA de hoy, nos
entaramos que Antas del ounce de
Fabrsro, ssr6n declarsdos cesAntss
ioa cApitAnas do In insulaH Molina
v GasrTero. Haea dias y&, advsr.
kimos ri eapitGn Psrico, que euan-
DO les baIbas do su vsclno RAspar,
puaisss las auyas q Esmoj9r; v va O
FssultaR que tsniamos rax6n. Ante
ssta ingratitud republicans, los
federAIes do Ponce, NO qHersmos
deiar q PsEiao, dsspues de sus proc
sRs en Oaysy Abandonado, y nj
sfseto 10 hsmos sneaPgado nm cor
netfn !; AbRirsmos nm salon de as'
grfma para que sea professor 10
en- Buenos Aires, an
sIegants gAbinsts dental, y bHsca.
Rsmcs una busnA casa, para que
rsSida en- eompafii& do Enrlsua
G. eiffo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10

Anoeha o q las siaAa v media de
In noehe aFmAron nm GBeAndalo fa-
nomenRl en- In cAlla AsoehA una
p9Ftida de chiquilloB que parss-
gnfAn para RuxIliar o un guArdi@ D
otTos mas psqnsfios que hufAn dss-
pues de habsr hseho ssgurAmsnts
RigunA travssurA.
La jAFRna del Casino 90 lIav6 n
OAbo Anoehe qusdando bastRnte
animada, ApsssF de tanar IN priu-
0ipio hast&nto frfo.
El baritone poncsfHo saEoF Mem
ehaeA imitAndo . alganos politi0os,
Go rstirR Q Ia vida privAda, aon-
GacnaneiR do disg uatos persona'ss
oeAnionAdos por eondanERa dc par
sonas con q0isnea no las une Amis.
tad fntimR, Ia tornado estA rssolu-
si6n, gus NOS pFivA da oIr "a vox y
AplnudiH todAB aus condiefonss de
AeabAdo artista. Los psri6dieos de
aver tAPds 30 oeupATon de dAr o
eonoeeK MI pdbliso poncefio esta In.
f9nstA notieiA.
VARias easas de eomsFeio de ssta
ciudAd han haeho nm msgnf6co
pPssente como Aguin&ldo MI popnlA
Msn8&a, poR los busnos negoeios
que las mismAs han llsvAdo cabo
duEanta oil tismpo que sstuvIeron
en- sstA eiudad los marinos del
GMongomsryS y ATopek&S, dsbido
q la aetividad de nusstvo amigo
eomo sRsnte "a 81 perfeoso eost0Ot-
gyaemgak0 dMl fdfnrnA fnR Aa
Varios amplaAdos dc 10 EmpYssa
de luz Sl6ctriss % ocupRn en- sxa-
minAr y eomponer las bonn billAs de
los dlsAintos focos inStAlados en- las
sales dc sstA siudAd.
E'hos ipfoRmA cue 0hsVAlier
b6licitRr6 da suH CompaGaFos dc
Aynntamisnto slgunA comiai6n pa
Fs sl bArrIo de Corral VIsjo, para
de sste Enod0 ssgulF utiIixando los
eochss do hAgAjss los cualsa 10
acostumhr6 tanto dHPants su pc.
Hiodo dc AlcAlde.
EIamantos vaIiosos do los diatin-
toa pArSldos poliAleos dc ssta eiud&d
puhlicaRSn ca bRevs nm eloeusntf-
simo manifesto por sl eual % re-
eomisndR A fadeFales, pnros y disi.
dantes NO fuman otro sigaFrillo que
GTlmonelD hodA YES que 90 placer
insfAbls que 50 experiments Al IN.
mArloB haee gus nos trRsportsmos
n un pAFRfso caiastil ysR olvldan
las miasHias tsPrenAlas.
Anocha gran nAmaro de cochsros
do eRtM ciudAd 80 dsdieAron n fea-
aeIar los Reyes. Formaron una
gran cahalgatA y rseorrisron lRs
calles de 10 pohlaei6A tPAsIadkndo.
Ba daapu6s MI baRRio de San Anton
donda ralobrRron an balle que dHK6
ARsta In Amensxea.
RsinA extrRoPdinaFia Rnim&ei6n
ON est@ ciudAd para oil eonciRrto
QUE hA dc llavArss q cAbo en- ala
PaElaD ri dsa oncs. Adsmas de los
anas earitRtivos que 60 dsdieRrA
una paFte de su pr0dueido obIiga o.
Rsissir n OIL Ios meritos ArAistIeos dsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
Ell Crlmen de
Rio Piedras

SIguan dstsnidos vaRios indlvl
duos por oil erf men de Bio PisdrAu.
No ast6n convletos nj conf sSos,
peFp el tnaS cree hRllAH Indicios Cd
ga rssponsAbilidAd sn contra de
aIIos.
gsgAn 10 vos p6 5lieA, Id musrss
dc Garcia Mcaaei6 como consseuan-
ala de nm bRila y On PsyaPtA.
En los aRibunAles sa selaFaFk 10
yaRdnd da los haehoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
Las HOVIAs Y Las EspOsAS

TomRmoa do AL toD
de Manila.
81 DspAftamsnto de Guerra de
Washington h asordado seq 0iF con
cedisndo dsreeho de ilhre pasais,
para TIlipinas, las ssposas 70.
Was Do los individuos empIsado
On el saRvIeio insuIAr.
Dc RsquisRe para obtensr este
pFivilegio qua los ampleados pro-
matAn "a psrmsneneiR en eli servi'
eio inaulAr, Q IN de que saa mas
eGeAs y sstAeia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
Buen viaje

El pV6ximo miAreolas sAldrS para
Nav York sl viFtuoso pralAdo mon
ssfioE Jamss II. Blsnk.
MF. B'snk tratA de Restlonar on
WAshipRton In propisdad dc In igIs-
BIA aAt6lleA de ssta isla.
LIeVe an felix viAie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
PSrddda

I'm la noehs del Is ds los eoTrisntaa ha de-
saparacido dc ssta tuRisdieei6n nm eaballo DO
mi prOpisdad, color aeeitun0 naenrD, como Dc
0euArtaa de alsada, de 8 afios, pats traee-
70 dsFschs blaneas pas0 msnudso largo, sin
kaTrar ain maPcA.
Ofregen aI cue ms antrsa us 6teh0 anfmal
ma gratincaci6n de oeho dollar.
Limo Ootti
Asnsane Disismhrs % % 1864 ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
Carta circular
del jefe Wilcox

Rl iafs insarino de la pclicsas Mr wllsox'
0iv,ia "a oarAA slrsnIaR nj ousrpes sxAeFtan-
A. 4 Tan miambFca Gel mismo qua sean onsF-
~Ia@a = eaIoaoB nnmplidaFae dc eua daDaRaa:
Al nraplo tgampo Iae invita- cue Tsdopian
ana nsfuaRs0e para m&ntansR 10 pas.
In eaRtA - inspigh sm naDos sanHmlsSDs
IN aapeVg " eB6en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
PESAM

Lo damos muy sxprssivo n nnss-
tRo ossimado amigo de Poncs, don
Enriqua 9vfHo por Ia sensible
muerte dc En ssfior padre po;faieo
DON I'd rAulio FeRn&nds1.
Ests psssms 10 h1csmos sxtensi-
70 . 10 dsmGs fAmilia del eabalIs-
70 fAlleeido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10
De ADMINS RACION
ANUEsTR0S AMIGOS

El cue dssss auseriDirsa sstA oarf6dsao
aeon psharA "a solieftnd ia sums d IN psss
scaesssd esssfauos ua fmporse 81 primer ariu es-
ere ds snaeriei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10

joss >. del vAlls (Eorsalssa 7l.,-oa-
elhas para = gsssf6n % asuatoa a6miniaAra1s-
vos - teaas Ieg asasss easlslaR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10

ssf1or GolcoechsA v las simpAtfas
CON que 10 distingue "a elndad
natal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10

- ~ N9o LUIS NaEsTRE he Dc Doa Bernardo ase
psfeea aa5o aisdat alenscs
jofando,
veddea eesssr aht;o a
no4a Fl eerato
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-10

padres Emulsion
todos muc menos6 nnosa = no "
ExDase gina Emulsion de con baco
SCOTT BOVINE - Il Il ouinicos ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
Cite alte g6i1ofrSte.

Sm Sabre 1866 nurbsn, ipie bic
engIti4e 3eiti9rift SnOpleoge err
sdblt, flint DISQUALIFICATION bon ben
SeDI9ellen nah Mauritius ge6ra6t.
Sm Sabre 1888 ipurDe eine oaDou in
ben 2pnopner 3pologii9en 9arten
iiferfiibrt, pO tie iebo6 bQlO itar6, 10
haB eine 3ipeite oabin fam. Cine brittle
fam 1898, iiberle6te bic 9teiie aber
ni6t lanse. Die anoeren 6eiOen leben
nod beute auf Maurit;u5. Die bez
riibmteIte Dappn befinoet Ii4 in Der
Qrtilleriez ga7erne in port 2puis.
Giefe 96ilOtrGte lit ieBt fat erbl;n=
bet, ipnit a6er seiuno. 9ie S9ale
miBt etpu 40 3pa in elmer geraoen
2inie uno foq i9pn 1910 10 groB ge=
helen Iein. 0ieie S9ilofr0te mar,
cls lie por fat lao Sabren naHMauz
rittus gebra9t puroe, fpeni9ffens 100
Sabre aft, ID baB lie beute minbeitens
240 Sabre aGblt. Gine Qlbaba=
S9ilofrDte, bic HotbI9ilb 1897 err
btelt unb Die bds sr0Bte beturnte grz
emplar berRieienI9ilbfrDten 1T, IoGlte
$50 Sabre auf Der @ampnt=s =sSnfeI se@
le6t baben, pDbin lie bon Mauritius
9etom1ntn mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18

5denteImonn tpibber tonlne. @r
bot ben 56msil an lei sSebs gebobt,
gebaht, Der nit abtDn,me bubt, III bot
eefaat: rG4ebt 5Gnbs, Mdbben,.
i9 to6ngrettulebte, Sic ben bos
prdppertie." 30 ben i9 atpiper 10
gliidlih gefiiblt, boB ih bem &unne
am 2iebite Inn ben 9als sefalIe tpdr.
gr bot mid geiogt, mo bas grdpper=
tie iS TN bot mid sleid ben &teb IN
en- Seitel. 10 mas mer uff beutfdh E
0ieb rufe bubt, mitgebra9t. Sd ben
i'm off Robrs ieine 5ipet 0unnert
Oabler geiptpe un bann IS er fort IN
bot sefagt, mann er ipibber ebbes an
5anb bdtt, bann bebt er mid fable.
SD ben MIDI f6nel tpenig uffgez
ftdit lin bann fin ih bingelailfe for
mel praddertie ansusude. Niifs Sc
ipas9 Das Prappertie is ablre6t lin
gut geni1e bd eetpsfe, aiptper es bot
nit gu mid befdngt. Ser Ohner bot
geIagt, er bebt gar nit bran benfe,
bds 8ilbung gu bertaufe. Sd FEN
fei Wort gefdgt, atpiper ih ben e
Wutb in mid, bas glaubt Mid fein
eMnid. Sor qtttiefebts, iage Sc
ben gbil nids bobon, ih miiBt mid
ia i6dtne, tpie alIes. 9ltpiper 10 en-
6eGler inn mid nod emol tpmne,
pet, i6 bubn fein Ding 5u i'm. Wiit
bette 8iegabrbs SSuhrs
2t35ie 5anftengel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
0ie MrtiGerie bes @arus.

@d6renb iiber ben Srt Der 0arusz
f9la6t mod srpBe Weinungsberf6ies
benbetten beitehen, ba man 5umeift
Die gepgrdp6if6en Ingaben als 8ez
itimmunasmittel benubt unb ba nod
tein einaiger Sunb Die Nnnabms bes
Sdld9tfelbes 3ptngsnb pber audi
nur iebr ipabrf9etnlih ma6t, Iinb
mir iiber bic lebten Sabre 1ebr gut
unterri6tet ipprben. Gs tonn nGmz
lt9 beute als bur6dus Ierpieien eelz
ten, baB bic grOBsn rDmiidsn 8sz
feItigungsanlagen, bic tpe1tlin unb
1iibtpeitli9 BON 9dltern on Der 2ippe
felt Dem Sabre 1899 aufgebedt tpprz
ben iino, bas r0mii9e Nliio barHelz
len. 9teIe GrenafeIte bes r0miIhen
Rei6es mar nocb 9io gaIIius bon
OruIus i'm Sabre II. b. gbr. gegriinz
bet tpOrben, iie nabm i'm Sabre 9 n.
Gbr. bic Sriimmer bes eei9laeenen
@arus auf, bic iid Dann lonee 3eit
rii6mli6 pertbeibieten; iie tpurbe
bann na4 iieben Sdbren bon 8erma=
nicus fpieber aufgebaut, aber fur3
no6ber gum alpeiten Male benz 4nz
iturm Der 9ermdnen preisgeeeben.
Denn oarum trgenbipo iiber bic
8e!paffnung Der 2egionen bes 8arus
eiu genoues 3eugniB gefunben lit. 10
muB es in Nltfo gefunben fetn. unb
in Der Shat boben bic 5oblreihen NIz
tert6umsFunben, bic man BEL 0altern
unb 3par bprnebmli9 in ben beiben
letten Sobren mahte, eine sroBe
Wengc DON Iusrii Itungsftiiden Der
RDmerbeere outage eebra6t. 4m metz
item feTeln uns in oiefer rei9en 4us<
beute, bic Refte Der rDmtf9en @urfz
geI6pfie. Od baben mir SunG9ft, bon
Dem 9ilum unb bon ben Murflanaen
unb pFeilen Der 8unbes9enoFen abz
geIeen, bic S9leubergetpi6te, tbetls
ldnglibe, nuBerobe 8leiflumpen,
tbeils lei6tere Sbontugeln. 8on beiz
ben Nrten iinb fdon biele Stiide ee=
funben porben. U1it benz ei9entli6en
Namen Nrtillerie aber mIfIen mir
3tpet &rie9smdf6inen be3ei6nen, bic
uns in MliTo 3iemli6 oft begegnen.
Die cine tit Die Stsinf6leubermoz
idtne. sic berIenbste ein 9ei9pB,
bds etipa fauitbid mar, aus gebade@
mem Sbon beitanb unb an eirerSeite.
bort, tpo es ben @ufleger beriibren
1pllte, abgepldttet mar. Die anbere
6ingegen 1T bas Bfeilgei6iit. 9eldz
ben tpurbe es nit einem 16tperen
6olapfeil, Der on feinem pberen @nbe
etne ftarfe, eifsrne, oiertantige Spibe
bate. 8on biefen Bfetlen tpurben i'm
bergansenen 9erbfte i'm groben
6auptlager segen 1000 @5tud eefun-
ben. On btefer Stelle mar dlfo ehes
benz bas Mrtilleriebepot BON 9llifp,
unb mir fOnneu annebmen, baB bic
| sseite ninbeitens 5ipanaig folher
YfeilgeI9iiBe bate. 9erabe hieIe beis
ben leBteren Waffen tpdren fir Nlifr
iebr nDt6tpenbtg, bamit bic 8ermanen
in einiger Gntfsrnung gebdlten tpers
ben fonnten. Denn Die 9efhiibe trus
gen Bis 9egen 1000 SUB tpeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18

Giiralicb berI1tpanb Elm Mann in
Stem Yorf unb fam in galifornien
tpieber gum 8orihein. Gr tpeiB nihf,
tpie er ilad galifornien fam. @s gibt
'piele 2eute, bic gernt nod GaIifnrnien
reiien nDhten, aber rliht tpiiIen, ipie
iie binbintnmmen tisllner. aks
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18

gt6t fdle6t fein 1T cine pailipe
&raft unb odber 3iemIib unniiB. 8ut
follen mir fein.
Sbne irgenb eine 8lodabe lit 5reunb
GaitrD pffenbar nidt pobl. gfur aiebt
er es por, bos @eI9dft lelber gu Bee
iorgen, itatt babel itill balten 81 mill
len.
9robmdmd bate ben fleinen Hobert
nit duf bas 2anD genommen. Nls Die
3eit gum Melfen beraltfan, begab iid
gobert gu ben &ii6en. Wdbrenb er
feline Safe Mil6 tranf, fab er It9 uQe
&ii6e ita6 Der Heibe an uno fragte
bann: u@roBmdma, tpel4e Sub tit Die
Outtermil9tub21
Cine Sasbz unb 5iiderei~4btbeiz
lung tpirb bic ct. 2puifer WeltzMusz
ftenung aud bdben. 9ieie SugbsIbe
tbeilung ipenigftens Tollte inter alien
llmitdnben an 5pnntasen seOffnet
bleiben.
Da ernpfieblt Semanb, I'm bem
ipeibIi9en RDrper @rasie unb Sc
fhmeibigfeit 81 geben, ben Mdgblein
nnb Jrauen, in beiben 4dnben Elm
.gpmbel, gu f9pinsen unb biefe BON
3eit 3u 3eit aufammen5ufAlagen. -
Wsit benz 6toubipebel tarn man gan3
dbnlihe 8etpegungen MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
Offfner $d)reibebriff uon
si,iif 1anfftensel.

go. So. Sd
tann Sbne la
ge, M t ter
gbitbor, 3 | e
Melt iperb
INNER i6le4@
ter I'm b t E
Meni4e au9.
Sriibar, tpte
i'd nod jung
nelr.pge FIN -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
The Potato planter

The potato planter Of today would
make farmer Of a generation or SO
ago sit up and rub his eyes. 1t re-
quires that the potatoes be supplied,
but will do all the rest of Its own in
itiative. 1t picks tho potato up and
looks 1t over, or seems to, cuts 1t into
halves. quarters or any desired num-
Der OF parts. separates the eyes and
removes the seed ends 1t plants whole
potatoes or parts thereof as desired MS
near together or rs fur apart as the
Judgment of the farmer OH the driving
seat suggests. Having dropped the
seed 1t covers 1t. fertilizes it, tucks 1t
In like child put to bed and PAGES Off
the next row with mathematical ac-
curlcy.-C Chicago Tribune,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
FISH LAKE NOT STATE WATER
Farmers Arrested cn Sclnin9
Charge Dismissed This
Afternoon,

John Donner, Sr., G. U. My
ers, Chas. Sehlkie, Henry
Sehlkie, John Hanson, John
Donner, Jr., and August Her
man, all Harrison county farm
ers, We're before Justice French
today, charged with scining at
Fish Lake. L. Brown repre-
sented the State and the de-
Tense was conducted by G. W..
Kellogg. After consuming all
day the defense succeeded in
convincing the Court that the
waters of Fish Lake did not
legally come under the head of
State water and accordingly
the case against all the accused
was dismissed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
VIOLENT 2877.
Finest Horse Ever Brought tO
Harrison County Now Owned
by Local Stock Company.

The imported French stallion
Violent 2877, imported by Nc
Laugnlin Bros. of Columbus,
Ohio, was purchased this week
by a stock company formed
among several prominent citi-
zens Of Missouri Valley and re-
sponsible farmers living near
this city.
Violent is described as a bay,
very small star, foaled April 18,
1899. His sire was the French
government stallion Follet, dam
Eva by Ecarte. He won first
prize and silver medal at the
Iowa State Fair in 1902.
Until further notice he will
stand at Missouri Valley and
Beebetown.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25

The engine of the morning
train from st. Paul this morn
ing resembled aslaughter house
in complete working order.
When near River Sioux and
while travelling at terrific
speed, the engine struck two
cattle and scarcely the proverb-
ial grease spot was left. The
engine was covered with blood,
minute particles of beef steak,
and in fact there was a general
distribution of the COWS all over
the front end of the engine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
YES OR No?
Missouri Valley People are Re
speCtfu!Iy asked to Answer
Those Questions,

Is there anything in the evil
dence of ones senses?
Is there anything in the tes-
timony of ones friends?
Can reliance be placed upon
statements from people we
know?
Are the opinions of local citi-
zens of any greater moment
than those of strangers?
Would you sooner believe
people living in some far away
place than those of your own
city?
We think not for home proof
can easily be investigated.
James Blunt, bricklayer and
contractor, Of 81 Walnut st.,
says: Il had occasion to use
Doan's Kidney Pills some time
ago for symptoms Of kidney
trouble. | have the best of
reasons to believe them an ex-
cellent remedy. know of
more than one resident of Mis-
souri, Valley who consider
Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy
upon which they can depend.
| will be only too pleased TO re-
commend their use to all | hear
complaining of Doan's Kidney
Pills in any form and advise
them to go to G. S. Osborne's
drug store for a box and take a
course Of the treatment.
For sale by all dealers. Price
SO cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for
the u. S.
Remember the name Doan's,
and take no substitute.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
FIRST OCCURRENCES.

Envelopes We're first used in 1899. I,
The first steel pen was made in 1890.
Postot1ices We're first established In
14G4
The first lucifer match was made IL,
1920.
Kerosene was first used for lighting
In 1920.
The first steamboat piled the Hudson
in 1907.
The first balloon ascension was made
in 1893.
Omnibuscs first appeared in New
York in 1880.
The first locomotive was run In this
country In 1920.
The first watches were made at Nu.
remberg In l477.
The first English newspaper was
published In 1888.
Pins were first manufactured in this
country soon after the war Of 1912.
The first complete sewing machine
was patented by Elias Howe, Jr., in
1916.
The first Union flag was unfurled on
jan. !. 1910. over the camp ut Cam
bridge.
The first newspaper printed in the
Cnited States was published in Boston
on Sept. %, 1890
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-06-25
THIEVES PETTY AND STUPID
Modern Invention Has Driven out
the Crafty Kind.

Modern Invention llns Driven Out
the Crafty Kind.
"Thc people who nowadays give the
detectives most trouble are the MEM
bcrs of that vast horde of petty thieves,
both white and black, that infest every
great city," said one of the most etll-
cicnt detectives of the Washington de-
partnent. "The days Of mamnt,.h bur
glarles. diamond robberies and bril-
liant thieving operations have passed.
perhaps never 10 return. and instead
of the really shrewd, calculating and
bold thief of half 4; century ago we
have today II mob of petty pilfcrers.
Who are far from possessing one tenth
part of the brains and wit of the old
time thief. but manage nevertheless To
give the police II vast deal of trouble.
The progress of invention has nut
the shrewd tliief and burglar out OF
business Say. for example, man
steals several thousand dollars. Very
Well The moment lie does SO he real
ICES thnt In order to retain his Ill gotten
gains he must leave the scene of the
crime. realizing that he Is in nowise
prepared to cope with modern detec-
tive and police methods. Probably be-
fore lie leaves the city kilograms and
telephone messages lEave preceded him
to the cities of the United States and
Canadn, and he is nnbbed the moment
he reaches his destination. But sup
posing that he escapes all these traps
and reaches some foreign country
why, he is simply In as bad plight
there as lie was before leaving home.
Nowadays there is hardly govern
ment or country with which the United
States has not entered into an under
standing whereby criminals are caught
and returned. and what few and far
distant states with which our govern
ment has failed to draw up any such
arrangement can be very easily man
aged III case Uncle Sam wants to get
any of his missing children back.
1.-The result is that no really bright
or shrewd person would think of un-
dcrtaking Job Of burglary or stealing
In this age. None but the desperately
poor, the degenerates. morphine users.
the submerged tenth. SO to spenk, now
alays practice stealing. They are toD
stupid to realize the danger of such a
course and plunge headlong into ca
reer that must sooner or later land
them behind the ars."-Washington
Post