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In the AussraIias nah.

Dr. semon started from Jena with
the intention Of spending two years In
the Australian bush. studying the life
history OF those extraordinary animals.
he ornithorhyuchus, or water mole.
the echidua and the lung-fish. or GER
aiodus. lie has just published the re-
suits in an interesting book Of science
and adventure. The water mole. as the
colonists term IL. when feeding rakes
up the mud with It's ducklike beak and
slows away worms, snails and mussels
in its cheek-pouches for further con-
sumption. Its thick, horny jaws take
The place Of teeth and are well adapted
for cracking shellfish. The ceratodus
confines itself 10 fresh water and in
general habits resembles a newt.--Ihi-
:ago Tribune.
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TIE FRUIT BUSINESS.
- Scu Fat Sosr Heart IN II There
10 No Reason Why IL shoaIdsr
lie y success.

As TO location. start where you are:
locate rear home. You can do Just
as well. and enjoy the old home sur
roundiIgs and friendships You want
10 live, as well as make money, sr6
the best life is In or near the old home
Grow the fruits that you like to care
Tor. II is what we put our hearts into
that brings the reward. Doubtless the
apple Is the best fruit TO grow. for II II
always wanted.
Plant the trees as closely as they vii,
stand TO fruit well. say ten by ten feet,
then take out part, later another part.
till the trees stand 40 by 40. This means
four times as many apples at the
start, then twice as many; so with
peaches. believe in close planting.
but many planters have not the cour-
age 10 take out the superfuous trees
when the time comes ! have some
plum trees set with peaches nine by
nine feet. which will bear well next sea-
son.
all through the season. and use cover
crops. II nothing more than weeds and
grass. Don't plant other crops; let the
orchard have the first and best. The
advocacy of orchards Ia sod Is doing
harm On the Eldwell farm in the Sac
ramento valley, California. worked with
gang plows. the yield of wheat Is Is
bushels an acre. Nearby a woman
farmer works her land more Thorough
ly with the best tools, and gets "a
bushels. She does not know enough
TO vote. but she knows how to handle
the land. Prune for shape and low
head. For vigorous growth, prune
when trees are dormant: for less vigor
prune In summer. When heavy growth
has ceased. cut out the strong leaders,
and the small branches will develop
fruit buds. Don't shorten II. but cut
out entirely. Then keep up vitality by
culture and fertilizing. Intelligent
treatment is most important. In spray
ing, never use bordeaux mixture after
the buds have swollen. Spray thorough
ly before; later, pick and burn all rotted
fruit. Thinning the fruit is not only
important for the immediate. crop, but
tends 10 create the habit Of annual
bearing. Thinning costs less than the
barrcling and marketing Of surplus
fruit at low prices. u IT. Hale, in Prai.
RE Farmer
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A young lady was acting tenn
porarily as hostess, and her time was
much occupied. One Of her admir-
ers, nervous and absent-minded
lover. perceived that this would he
the case. and 10 facilitate matters he
determined TO bring affairs 70 a point
lie didn't get chance.
"Afterward," says the object OF his
ill-starred devotion, II found this
memorandum on the floor. where he
had dropped it il his agitation. 1t
reads thus:
Mention rise in salary. Mention
loneliness. Mention pleasure in her
society. Mention prospects from Un-
Gle Jim. Never loved before. Pro-
pose "-Collier's Weekly.
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hydrogen Solidined.

Prof. Dewar has al length succeeded
in solidifying hydrogen. In its compact
form. solid hydrogen is transparent
ice. but owing TO rapid ebullition il
usually appears as L foamy white mass.
Its mean temperature is 16 degrees
ceniigrade above absolute zero. Prof.
Dewar says. with reference TO his latest
achievement: The last doubt as TO the
possibility OF solid hydrogen having a
metallic character has been removed,
and for the future hydrogen must be
classed among the non-metallic ele-
men;s."-Youth's Companion.
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CHEAP EvAPORAToR.

on the outside A door (A) above Is
large enough to put trays in; OBJ small
door below to feed stove. This COM
pletes this cheap evaporation. II kept
running night and day. which can easily
be done by putting fuel in stove late
and closing all hampers. two evap-
orators full Of apples and one Of peaches
can be dried in q day and night. Put q
tablespoonful Of sulphur on the stove
for each tray Of fruit, to bleach apples
The boys and girls OF the farm can run
peaches. Dry the pealings OF the APP
Piles. and sell them, too. They make
good vinegar. Girls, this is good way
TO make your pin money.-Mrs Susie
Holland, in Epitomist.
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UNFOUNDED REPORTS.
Reports Of the Outbreak Of . Revo-
lusSoa In Bulgaria Are SEMI
OniciaI1y Denied.

Vienna. July 25.-The reports that .
revolution has broken out in Bulgaria,
and that Prince Ferdinand has fed,
are semi-officially characterized here
A. unfounded. II is explained that July
20 is the anniversary Of the death OF
Prince Fcrdinand's father, and that
the immediate object Of his present
journey IL 10 visit his grave at Co
burn, which IL his annual custom.
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II suppose should be lynched IL
wore my eyeglass here" observed
the tenderfoot.
The inhabitan, did not pause even
TO translate his thoughts in the usual
frontier dialect.
IF YOU wore your eyeglasses here"
tie inhabitant answered. at once,
you could see your finish"
lercuron lie fred his revolver few
times. in lieu Of laGghter-st. Louis
Republic.
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People Who sharp~u Their TEEN

Recent studies Of the RAIDERS. a race
OF short, dark-skinned. curly-haired ma.
tives living In the Anamalai hills 81
southern India, show that they pos
kess a remarkable custom not elsewhere
known in India, viz: the sharpening OF
the incisor teeth. This they accomplish
by chipping the teeth 20 point. Civ,
ing them the form OF cones.-Y outL's
Companion.
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Waller City, y. OAK, July 27th.--Mrr.
Matilda Nj. Boucher Of this place tells Low
she found friend in the following words:
For years suffered with a lzz!ress in
my head and could get nothing to cure me
iill about two years ago when | was advised
TO take Dodd's Kidney Pills These pills
irst box. and haven't been troubled since.
In January OF this year ! had an attack
OF sciaiIca that made me almost helpless.
and remembering how much Dodd's Kid
uey Pills had done for me before. sent and
got some and began 10 take them at once.
In three weeks / was well, and not
trace OF the sciatica lett, and / have been
well ever since.
."Dodds Kidney Pills have certainly been
OF great benefit 10 me. / have found them
a friend in time Of sickness, and | will al
ways recommend them TO every one suffer.
'ng with the troubles that bothered me-"
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THAT nocturne OF yours isn't writ
ten in the right key" said hilduf to
Beefiat.
What do you know about music?"
Not much. perhaps, but enough 10
know what key a nocturne should he
written in"
well. what key should il be in?"
"A nocturne should be il q night
ksy."-N. y. World.
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lroncloth is made ~. the first time in
the United States al a Worcester mill.
II is great industry in Manchester,
England. and in Germany, but no Amer
ican manufacturer has before attempts
cd II. Ironcloth is used very extern
sisely for overcoat and ulster Innings -
n. u World.
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A FRUIT EVAPORATOR.
Easily Made at Home and Can De
Operated Rapidly by Women
and Children.

A fruit evaporation is something
which should be on every farm. To
make one, have the roof slant at about
eight fee, tall at the highest. Build four
feet square on ground. Put cleats in
side for the trays to slide on The trays
are made Of galvanized screening
stretched on a frame that fits when slid
in on the cleats. A stove under the
trays, with the pipe running to the top
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smoke AdvisedIy.

Mrs. swayback-Mr. Criichlow calls
his wife dearest"
Mr.. Sway back-That is the proper
form Of the adjective 10 use. lie has
been married three times.-Judge.
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"How would you like 70 he popu-
lar hero?" asked the Necessary Cues
toner.
II should like 10 have enough hero
ism 10 dare TO be unpopular" said the
Cantankerous Person. with tone OF
in.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-31

In lsss the average price OF horse
was S.4.G4; in 1897. $3.50. In the Is
years from 1854 to 1897. while the num-
Der Of horses in the United States had
increased by more than 100000, their
total value had decreased nearly $780,
o00, 000.-N. y. World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-31

did that bottle OF medicine do your
aunt any good?"
NO: as soon as she read the wrap
per she got three new diseases. Chi
cago Record.
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Cholly-These cartridges are deuced-
~ light! Are they loaded for bear or
birds?
Guide Neither. young Teller.
They're loaded fer guides and dogsi-
Puck.
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The feathers do not make the song
bird, but many man has made q
goose Of himself with a single quill
Chicago Daily News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-31

The Flemish philologists have in.
trcduced new term into their Ian.
guage. In Flemish an automobile Is
snolpaadrelooszoondeerspoorwegpe-
troolrijtuig. Chicago Chronicle.
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just ABOUT the time you begin to
think your cup Of happiness is going
to run over it springs leak.-Chi-
,ago Daily News.
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When girl is in love her thougbta
are about equally divided between the
last time she saw him and the next
time he is coming.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-31

Tess-"Graciousl You're as cross as two
sticks this morning Jess-"No wonder.
That's what had calling on me last night. n
dess-W hat. Jess-'Two sticks -
Philadelphia Press
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jenkins must be a pretty straight fel-
low Dobbins tells me he never drinks a
drop" So You probably misunderstood
Dobbns. What he said must have been
that Jenkins never drops drink. "-Baltl-
more News
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Caller-Are you sure your mistress is not
IN: Bridget-Ol am not, but she sames 10
be, 50 It's not fur the loikes O. me TO doubt
Philadelphia Pres
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.Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli
bic medicine for coughs and colds-N. w
Samuel. Ocean Grove. n y Feb II. 1900.
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One size smaller after using Aliens Foot.
Ease. A certain cure for swollen, sweating,
cept no substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address A. :. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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woman gains weight might fast when
she has a habit Of sitting on her husband Z
lap.-N. Y. Press
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Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis, -four dali,
trains via the Chicago d Northwestern
Nv.
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1t IL much easier TO come down from the
Town Topics.
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Here Is q combined treatment that docs
what ONE medicine CAN NOT DO. The
complete obteration Of that dread Con-
sumption tTubcrculosis) IL now possible
through the use OF The DR.. SIocum's Com
bination System OF Medication, which will
Positively Cure this Dread Disease
1t Is the Most Modern and the very Great
est Method OF Authorization Ever Presented
and Cures Consumption Of the Throat.
Lungs, omach. Liver, Spleen and Kidneys.
All Catarrhal Conditions OF these Organs
disappear Promptly aud Permanently under
the Healing Influence of These Wonderful
Medicines.
The DR.. Slocum method OF treatment con-
sists OF Four Specific Remedies as illustrated
above.
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How the short haired women dislike the
long haired men,-Chicago Tribune.
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A good housewife is Ike the ocein-very
tidy Chicago Daily News
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Opium and Liquor Habits Curec.
Book free. b. N. Woolley. NJ ID, Atlanta, Ga.
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have prescribed the Complete Treat
mcnt called by my name and sold BIZ All
druggists in hundreds Of Thousands az yery
serious cases. with uncxan pied suorr--.
and most satisfactory results. DIR $40
CUM
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n II 1T FElIl ~ t'NtsEIlft 10 tHIF. taE-sf
" herever located
Ifyon donot derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Pernna.
write al once TO DIR. Hartman giving a.
full statement of your case and he viii
be pleased TO give You his valuable
advice gratis
Address DIR. Hartman. President of
The Hart man Sanitarium. Columbus. q.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
At A TERRIFIC SPEED.
Whale Tows Boat Containing Two
Fishermen.

Boston, May 2l.-Captain Horace
Hiilman, an Edgartown fisherman. has
been towed by maddened whale
many miles out to sea at a speed
rlvalling that of fast express train.
Captain Hillman and Manuel Correio,
Portuguese sailor. We're in the cat.
boat Thelma. examining nets off the
southern shore of No Mans Land,
south of Marthas Vineyard.
Suddenly fine black whale leaped
out Of the water within ten feet of the
Thelma and brought down his i'm
mense tail with a fearful swing The
beat rocked violently and both men
were thrown Mostrate. Then the
whale started out to sea- fouling the
lines which attached the nets to the
boat, and towing the Selma seaward.
Correiro was buried under a heap of
nets. Captain Hillman was stunned
by his fall, but regained his feet and
attempted TO release the Portuguese,
but was unable TO do so.
After being towed for four hours the
Thelma was freed. Captain Hillman
thinks that the whale must have
slackened its speed and dived. The
captain was two days in bringing the
Thelma back to port.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

John w Gates. by the advice of his
physician, has decided temporarily to
abstain from business.
Hugh J. Murdoch, editor Gf the
United Presbyterian and prominent in
church circles. is dead at his home at
Sewickley, Pa.
Judge William l.. Hammer, aged
eighty-six, is dead at Decatur, III
He was one of the founders of the first
bank in Decatur
Two hundred and twenty-three acres
are 10 be added to the United States
military reserve at West Point at al
expense OF $4,000.
b. f. Ioakum, president of the st
Louis and san Francisco road, it is
rumored, 5 to be the executive head
of the entire Rock Island system.
The Pacific Mail Steamship com
pany has announced a reduction il
Oriental freight rates owing to the
appearance OF new competing trans
ocean line.
George L. Smith ("Pittsburg Phil')
has declared, according to the New
York World, that he will sell all his
race horses and confine his efforts or
the turf to picking winners.
In the presence of relatives and s
few intimate friends Miss Harriet
TAYLOR, the only daughter of Henry
A. c. Taylor, was married to Count
Giuseppe Della Gherardesca. honorary
attaChe of the Italian embassy d,
Washington, at the home of her father
in New York city.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21

Tuesday afternoon Attorney Coch-
ran Tor the defense succeeded in hav-
ing the case of Cook 4 Kinds VS.. Dus-
sault struck from the court calander,
because of the inability of most of
their Witnesses to arrive in time to be
ol service to the defense
me case involves question of
whether the defendant did a certain
piece of work for Cook & Kinds by
contract or by the day.
Otto Riemer Case.
ne jury was impanelled for the
QUO Rlemer blind pig case and one
Witness, Ex-sheriff Bogue examined. He
testified that in a room adjoining a
restaurant kept by the defendant he
iouhd several men drinking the con
tents OF bottle taken from one of
several boxes filled with same, each
oottle bearing the label Beer
Mayor Register is conducting the
case Tor the state and Attorneys A. T.
PATTERSON and A. ]. Hedrix for the de
'eiise' The jury is as follows: Vic
'or Moynier, Sam Cling. C. Bertch, Jr.,
paSid Spangberg, Frank Simmons
rrea Conklin, J. G.. Quinlivan, Max
huPitz' Barney Schwab, Jr., J. Nc
Naughlin, Frank Paris and S. B. Nor
ton.
IN the Otto Riemer case today eX-
sneriH Bogue testified to having raided
"eher's restaurant and finding sew
eial cases of beer there These were
'ro"sht into the court room upon re-
quest OF the state Mr.. King of Memo
Neh testified to having seen party
men drinking in one of the rear
.ooins OF the restaurant building. John
'os'fom said he was one of these
men nut would not admit that the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
A SORROWFUl SPECTATOR.
Miss Barton Refers TO the Red Cross
Controversy.

New York. May 21.-For the first
time since the strife began in the Red
Cross Miss Clara Barton, in formal
statement, has made reference to the
controversy, and has announced a plan
to widen the scope of the society's
work. She says first:
During the entire period of the
present differences among sections Of
the members of the American Ma
tional Red Cross | have never once
felt that it was the desire of the
American people that | should per-
Eonally enter within the circle of dis
turbance and have consequently re-
mained a silent and sorrowful specta-
tor Of a controversy that appeared to
me to he leading toward where no
true. loyal friend of the Red Cross
would care to follow
Referring to the allegations con-
cerning expenditures Miss Barton
says:
Il have administered with a free.
but careful hand the beneficiaries of
whatever nature have been entrusted
to mo and freely have given of all
that | possessed of strength, health
and private means"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21

New York. May PIE. H. Hartman
was ope.atei on during the day for ap
penGicitis. At the close cf the opera
tion the physicians announced that i,
had been successful.
The OPP aticl took place at s
O'Clock in the hotel Netherlands. The
patient was laid on specially con
structed platform and the ether was
administered to him by DR.. Bennett
The operation was performed by D..
William T Bull. while the other ply.
sicians in attendance We're Doctors
Walker, Fenton. Janeway, Lyle and
Morris, the family physician.
The operation was performed at the
hotel because two of Mr.. Harriman's S
children are suffering from scarlet fe-
Yer and his home is Quarantined.
Mr. Hartman was in excellent con.
dition. having taken drive in the
park the previous afternoon. He was
not at all nervous and had no fear that
the operation would prove dangerous.
Miss Mary Hartman has been her
fathc 5 nurse since his return from
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
HERMAN HAS Appendicitis
He Undergoes an Operation at a New York
Hotel and His Condition for Recovery
in Favorable.

e75s.- tip. Sle was at the
aP 'r- !" IN aijOicias room dur
t-...-i.
us aeYelQiX was removed it
Aas ~ u &c cry much intiamed.
A@ e.>. vas IaaGe at the re-
t..st q GGr.iman, who said he
st N.! 10 lun the risk OF re-
Cc Ci lAe attack, which might
Ia -,..t ec- e Il aa inopportune time.
pr. I've, Nho was an attending ply
- l.A ;ES Crc. st!Cn, said:
i..e ,c- ~,-o. ol Nj Hartman was
ref. mel by Dr. Bull. 1t was very
suct sstul. The condition of the pa
tieat was favorable. The appendix
VS. slightly intamed, but no pus was
found. It Vas a very clean case. Re-
covery is almost certain. Mr.. Harr
man is expected to be out in fourteen
days. The operation took one hour.
An incision Of about two inches was
made"
The following bulletin was issued
during the afternoon:
Mr.. Harriman's condition is very
satisfactory. Resting quietly. Pulse
and temperature normal"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
TORNADO IN WISCONSIN.
Many Buildings Razed and Unroofed
at Holman.

La Crosse, Wis, May 2l.-A tornado,
resulting in the destruction of a large
amount of property, unestimated at the
present time, swept over the village
of Holman. La Crosse county, tearing
large buildings from their foundations
and carrying smaller ones rods from
their former base.
The storm. which is the worst in
years, according to word received
struck the village shortly after sun
down. The entire roof, smokestack
and part of the main structure of the
Casberg Milling company was torn
down and splintered DoheXys livery
barn-a twO-story frame structure
was picked from its foundation, and
q new double brick block, Just com
pleted and ready for occupancy, was
also torn from its base and partly dis
mantled.
Trees were torn up by the roots and
small frame buildings, sheds and barns
were hurled in many directions. An
early report declared three dead, but
this is denied, and it is said none was
injured.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-05-21
HEALTH REGULATORS MEET
Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the North
Dakota Medical Society Begins in the
Capital City.

The health of the city ought to be
in excellent condition today, notwith-
standing there may be occasional re-
lanses from the normal mental seren-
NV Of the people on account of the
hlnstery condition of the weather, for
The city is fairly thronged with mem
hers of the medical fraternity, it being
the occasion of the sixteenth annual
meeting of the North Dakota Medical
Society. Nearly every portion of the
state is represented in the gathering,
and great interest is being taken in
the business of the meeting as well as
the questions that are on the program
for discussion.
The meeting was convened at the
Knights of Pythias hall at 1:30. and
after prayer by Rev. A. A. Joss of this
city, the visitors were rendered the
liberty of the city in Mayor Registers
usual happy vein, which was responded
to by President Geo. II. Carpenter Of
Fargo. who also delivered a very able
annual address, in which were offered
many suggestions for the consideration
of the society.
After the transaction of routine
business, which included among other
things the admission of new members,
resulting in the increase Of the socie-
tys membership to the number of a
dozen. the readingg of papers, and a
discussion of the questions presented
followed Included among the papers
presented and the topics discussed
were:
Report Of Case OF Puerperal Sepsis
from Retained Lochia Hochiometra)
with remarks. DR.. G. L. Brimi, Coopers
town; Pathology and Treatment OF
Pneumonia, DR.. W. Fl. Bodenstab, New
Salem; Krapelin's Classification Of In
sanity, as Presented by Desendorf, DR.
D. S. Moore, jamestown; XRay Their
apy, DR.. George McIntire, Mayville
Chorea, DR.. Henry Waldo Coe, Portland
Oregon.
The afternoons entertainment in
cludes drive to Fort Lincoln and a
reception by Captain Parke and staff. A
banquet will be rendered the visitors by
the local members of the fraternity at
Homan's this evening at 9 o'clock.