davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-12
8iihof 8urfe bon ct. Soiepb.
8iidof Maes bon @pbin9ton.

gii6of Wionta be Sca bon Wterlco.
8iidof McNuio bon &o6eiter.
gii6of Mcglostep bon 9ouisbille.
giidof @abrisls bon Ogoensburs.
grsbiidOf Quislep bon Chicago nit
ieinem Saplan &ep. s. u. &oell.
grsbii6of Sarlsp bon Sem Yorf
nit ieinem &aplan &ep. 5. 9. &ellp.
grsbii6oi 8sane bon Dubuque nit
ieinem &aplan &ep. g. ". Sdnelle.
grsbiidOf &iorban bon San Sran=
cisco nit ieinsm 9aplan, &ep. S. g.
O'@onnell.
gr3biidoi Srelano BON ct. paul
nit ieinsm 4aplan &ep. q. 8.
&opan.
gr3biI6of gloer bon Cincinnati nit
ieinen 8apldnen &eb. S. g. &ppes
unb 3. galil 9eusler.
8iidof @batarb, 5esleitet BON Sc
nsral=gicar S6sioslsr, gfarrer 5. s.
Sanoermann uno Yfarrer Soo
&idarbs.
@aroinal 8ibbons
beeleitet bon gfarrer 8. @uegen unb
Pfarrer Sobn g8. Sople.
Sie prossiiion bot Elm abtpe9s=
lunssreides Bib bar. 3und3it bic
priefer. glebte uno Monfignori
in ibren beridieoenartisen 8epdn=
bern, untermiiht nit ben st.
Srancistanern in ibren einfaden
9utten, Die purpurnen &oben Der
giidSfe uno gr5biId0fs uno idlieB-
lid Der Cardinal in pollem Ornate,
beiien fdarladne &obe aus idwerer
Seioe bon feds paaen aei6leppt
purhe. Ser Srappiiten Ibt bon
8etbiemane trug cine tpeibe 0litra
uno cine tpeiBe &obe.
Der Cardinal uno Der sreiie grs=
biitof @loer nabmen unter oem 3bro=
ne Ylab, Der Subilar nahm einen
SIP bDr bsm Nltare elm, tpdbreno Die
8ii60fe uno grsbiid0fe ii9 i'm Sane=
tuarium niebsrlieBen.
Ra9bsm Die gertin. @b6re Der ct.
Sobn's-, ct. pstsr uno paul's., ST.
Batrid's=, Der 81. SerSen= uno 81.
3reua-&irdsn unter 2eituns oes prof.
gmil 8. @innB bas pEcce Sacerdos
Magnus" gum gortras gebra6t bat.
ten, eslebrirte Der Subilar bic Yonti=
fical Weiie, ndbreno tpel6er Der @bor
uno Ordefer Weber's Wefe in D ere.
cutirten.
grsbiidpf Quielsp BON gfew gori
belt Die Seitprebist. Die tir9li4s
5eier nabm iiber q Stunben in An-
ipru9.
8lifwunid bonn papft.
Ser Subilar bat bonn Yapft 2eo XIII.
cine @abeloepeide erbalten, in ipeldei
oerislbs ibm ieinen @liidmunid unb
ben apofoliiden Sssen iibermittslt.
ganquetim s olumbia s III 5.
gu gbren ses Subilars unb feline,
bifinsuirten @dife fano beute gla9.
mittag, 2 llbr i'm Columbia Club cir
Banquet ftatt.
gls Soaltmeifer fungirte pfarre,
/ Spiepb @bartrano.
GOlssnbes prosramm selanste 5ur
Sur6fiibruns
9lnipra9s: Sr. gmintns @arbina
@ibbons.
Ser bl. Batter" @rabiI9of Tarlet
bon Sem Sort.
Der Subilar". gii9Of O'DO
nagbue.
rgnipra9e" i'm @amen Der @eiit
li9en, 8eneral 8iear glntbonp Sdei
beler.
.Die Stride in Imsrica," 8ifao'
aleroins ben st. @apns.
.Sie SiOceie bon Snbianapolis"
pfarrer Sanid 8arttel, .. 6. 9.
r@rinnerungen", pfarrer Or
&i9aro g. Burtiell.
Sie 3abl Der 3beilnebmer an
ganfet belief iib auf $50.
6eute Ibeno beranitalten bic 60
lumbus=R =Ritter au garen bes Subilar!
Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-12

D@ Sic fd6nifen Blamen fiir
Blumenbeete bel 6enrp 90. Rie.
m a n, gde gait uno Worris Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-12

6eute gbeno beranitalten bic Go
lumbus=Ritte au @aren bes Subilars
uno ieinsr @dfte i'm proppldum sinen
@mpfans.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28

A "TOnopah Number"

The Los Angeles Mining Review of
March 14th, "Tonopah number is
a very meritorious paper. The
text of the principal article, pre-
pared by T. d. Van Devort, is m-
usually interesting and accurate,
while the illustrative views must be
accredited to Mrs. Van Devort. The
writer errs in one instance, how
ever, in the following "Three plans
have been formulated to bring in
water from other points, but only
one, that of the company which pur-
poses to bring it in from the noun.
tains of Inyo county California, seems
deserving of considera tion." No
company has in view the practical
impossibility of bringing to Tonopah
any of the water which flows in Inyo.
The water power of that part of Cal
ifornia will be used, amongst other
things, to run pumps here, bymeans
of the genera tion and transmission
of electricity.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28
r. & A. M.

TONOPAH LODGE, No. 2s F. g. A. M.
i holds its regular communications on the
third Saturday of the month in Masonic Hall
at 1880 p. m. Sojourning brethren are cordially
invited to attend.
j. r. DUFFIELD AL. SMITH,
Secretary. W. NJ
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28
In it Again.

J. H. B. Harris, of Silver Peak,
has been arrested for sending obscene
literature through the mails, aud is
on trial before the o. S. Court at
Carson. Mr.. Harris has for years
been at outs with the Silver Peak
mine owners, the Blair estate. He
claims that he has been defrauded
and has had a number of hearings
before the courts. During this time
many letters have passed between
the parties in controversy. 1t is the
claim that the present trouble is the
outcome of former difficulties. 1t
has required the attention of the
marshal on a number of occasions to
straighten out matters at Silver
Peak between the defendant and the
millionaire mine owners.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28

Subscribe for the BONANZA.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28

A chemist who was called upon to
analyze some "beer" confscated in
Maine, reported: II should say it
is composed of the rinsings of sour
molasses barrel, the suds obtained in
washing a barroom floor and all of
the mouldy grain the liquid would
absorb" That is what one gets
when he is thirsty in a prohibition
town.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28

The rans-Siberian railway with a
length of 5628 versts (about 80
niles cost 1892, 300, 600, including
the first order of rolling stock,
though not including an appropria-
tion of $47, 100, 900 to reinforce its
rolling stock.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-03-28
TONOPAH LODGES.
ELKS' CLUB.

T1HE ELKS CLUB OF TONOPAH MEETS
/ every Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the
Tonopah Stock Exchange.
Visiting EllSs invited
G. f. BLAKFSBEE. CHAS L. COLE,
Secretary. President
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
xette A~mffprDermmg.

Das Slid tlppft an Cure 2iir, en-
areift 9. ebe es gu ipdt lit. Beroient
@elo Of ne Mifito. Wr. Gbmarb
6 noele, Grpert Minen > Sngenieur,
738 Union : GtraBe. Meu Orleans,
Fat bic grano GentralsMline fir Die
Seem Drleanier Authenticated inlpi=
sirt uno nenrt iie cine poiitip iidere
Nnlage. Cine entuidelte Wine i'm
ar6Bten unb ftabilften gDlolager.
Die Wine lieat in Central Gitg. Gil
pen County. Colorado. 40 Weilen
BON Denper. Titel perfett. Sic iIt
/ Meile pom Depot unb ! Weile uun
Der 8pft : Office ~entfernt. aeine
Bombs ooer beuur3uate Nttien. 8eis
ne beaablten Beamten. NQeS wiro
gleihmd6io aeteilt. Nir braud3en
eiae Wiible fiir unfere Gr3e. Babns
Taeilitdten eriter alafie. lleber 25
Weilen 0eleiie i'm GDuntp. u. g.
Winaberidt fir 1900. Settle 113,
nenr,t oas 2aaer bias a0nigreih Gil
pen. Bruouttion $500. 000, 900 Bis
heute. @ilpen COUNTY Eat 1884 in
Nem Orleans auaeefteQt. SIR tues
nige 9a9e meroen Nuftrdae. au 40
Gents bic Nttie entaeQengenomrnert.
O.. g. Riffner, 210 MDrtb Rams
part Street. Seem africans. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Nus gl Baio miro berihtet:
Die tdalib bier einlaufenoen Bnge
iino anaefiiIt nit @lndSritterr uni
Hbenteurerr ieben Rali6era, bic iid
anf benz Wege nod ben t1euentoeds
ten @~ulbfelbern i'm Spade Cannon
in sWerifo befinoen, uun 0pri
i6r Slid gu serluhen. Snnerbafb
ueniaer Gage 1T auf benz neuents
oedten Golofeloe cine fleine Staot
%entitanoen, bic guar teinen 0arner,,
aber bod fhon on bic tau1enb Gin,
m0hner bat. Groceries uno Gos
looms iino Sabsreih oertrat uno
bic ganse aus Belten beitebenbe
Stabt mimmelt BON oeiperaten gbas
ratteren. Hqes lit bis an bic A66ne
ipaHnet uno bic Nufreeuna lpottet
ieoer Beibreibuna. Die Saao auf
pGlainsA lit 10 oru6, oaB man, fid
nod niht einntal Belt nimrnt, Die
Eoten gu begraben, man tuirft fie
einfah in elm Sod unb beoedt lie
NIT @eitripp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Sn Berlin Mil man wiiIen
oab Der 8unitgeibmad oes Grons
prinaen 5rieorih Wilbelm lebr beoeu@
teno pDr benz leines 8aters abueidt,
Der betanntlib ausihlieBlib ben tla1s
liiGen Stgl fDroert. Der arunprina
iOn oagegen elm gliibenoer Betuuns
oerer Der Sn1preifi0niften iein. Del
9ronprin5 faufte fiirslih in elmer
N0tsoamer &unitbanblun9 cine Gns
'3ahl iwpreiiionifiiher 8eidnunaeu
uno Rurrttaturer uno 5aote babel
iderseno. oaB elm Teit Der Sahen
gum @eihent fir ieinen Batter oienen
fole.
Sn Berlin itarb i'm Mlter ppn
n Sabren 6err Nbplpb BON Oanle.
mann, Der Director Der Disfontos
@eieqihaft.
- Giner benz oeutiten Reihstaa
augegangenen Denfihrift 5ufolae, be,
tragen Die &eihsanleiben bisber 2.65
MiQiaroen.
Die Bilie=Mffdre furoert nod,
INNER lire Opfer. 8eiteru erbielt
lieutenant Sbmiot, Moiutant bes
2otbringiihen TrainsB ataiQuns SEQ.
16 in Torbah. ben ihlihten Abfdieo.
st beiBt in benz pielermGbnten Sens
iations Nomar Illus elmer tleine1
Garniion~ tpelder Dem gerfader grs
2,eutenant Bilie, iets Monate &C.
fdn9aiB uao Dienitentlaiiung eintrug,
MILLER, uno figuriert bel per{hieoenen
Worgdngen als Encouragement Mns
teilbaber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
@ix surdsaeheuses pfers.

oas iute iou bic StraBen entrans raft
iobab bic 9eute aus Dem @agen fa0er
ooef bunbert Safe d6nlier Nrt limb
altdglibe @rei9niie. Gs lit baber fiji,
Seoermann ansebradt, cine Snperldifias
Salbe bel Der 6ano Sa baben, aber feline
1T 10 sut, wie yBud(ens Nrnicas9 albe."
granbwuuben, Sdnitte, wunoe Gteuen'
Sal5lluB uno SdmorrbOibe beilsn ba'
mad uub Ueriduinben lhaed unter it,
rem linoeruben gin1une. Is Gents in
Den Ipctbeten BON s, &alteper & Ssn
ano Noplpb Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
s%tiebrise Staten fiir Die Seirtaas

Die Teras & Hncific : Giieuba5s
giebt ben BetuDbnern BON 9eroB
uno 2Duiiiona ME getu6bnfiM 0eIes
genbeit, tudbreno Der Wei4nndfeleis
ertage ibre alte 6eiuint liuter biuinen
Staten beiuden 81 t6nner. @eoel
aaer gin5elbeiter tuenoe MAJ, iit6 an
lrge1o eineri Ei6et.N aeuterl ober On
S. IS. Turner. @eneral : HaJaaier.
Naent. Dallas. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
Gin fsaiyteaser srrtam.

Srrtamer iino oft aaserorbentlif,
ioftipielia. Oft ii. iosar bas 2eben Elm
9reis iol6 zines Srrtbums. Sic tuers
ben aber ME einen Jrrtum bessben. tueun
Sic o9r. Sings Neue 2ebens Bilen"
fir Gpspepiie. aopfueb, 5dninbeg,
2ebers pbfr unterleibs . St5runsen
nebnttit. Sic iuirten lanft, aber bod,
sriinbli9. rs Gents in ben Gpotbe Ten
bon s. 9oiteper & Ssn urb ab. 9rsis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

St audi bic 86rie f1eisl unb eng,
So rtitht be aus bod BET Rtc atHgs
ST tie iebDm iebr srp6 nnb ,fsper,
So wire aud he Bel linn balb Ieer;
Deun er bebient bait Jeberuaaun
Hah BEN, tpes &c fih teiten fam,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
Hrid aiHe.

perreas3tte,
Gbtuorb @pple-Rub. 0olf-aua. OH.
aen-O . Safobs-Wm 6 9obl-@eo @
Heter-N g Rbper-Grnt Stromer-@eu
Balte CHRIS Saeaer = Sobn 3inmer'
mann.
Eauieus9tyef
Bertha @eistr - Gleouore 9eubaum-
@nnie aunS - Jimmie Wabler - Nitpina
Rahrof-9issie Moper - gmiiie Sets
Wabef @oif-R ina Wotf.
M~usIdnttfdte
gbas Sanien - B Sabobsti gaiper
Moibere-@ s Shieis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

8ecept Np. 1851 bon Gimer Il
Ameuo BELT nidt ale 2eioen, abes
ea turirt RbeumatiSmus auf ale
Iaqe. 6. S. Shmibt. Meent.
60ui!Dn. Terns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
ZteAe.WeimM.

8wei iunge WSohen iudJen Stels
lung fit, allgemeine 0ausarbeit une
cine als 3inoerm1o1en. Nadaus
lraaen 901 SEEM Braunfels Mpenue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

-8ute Wbisttes uno CUTE Meine
gu nieorigen 8reifen 81 nertaufen.
VI. gastaf1pls & Con. Wain Npe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

DnS NeibnattsaeiGdt in
6pielSeua nIer Nrt. Vnppen, &C.
leIi@aftsipieIen, Wnurtpub &c. con.
aentrirt fidj i'm StDre BON Sic.
4enaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

N~beumattsmus ut IN oietem Slime
ibmer5bafter als irgenb Elm anoeres
2eioen; miro ourb elmer & MmenSs
0eaePt DO. 1851 gebeilt. 6. s.
Shmie.. @asnt, 6puiton, Teras
gs perlautet. baB Die . Urge,
BON Jriebrihsburg uno @iuespie
County. init 6iilfe oes gpnntp 1elbft,
bic 8abn BON Barins mad Trieb.
rihsbura auSbauen tperoen. Die
erforoerliden $500, coo iuGen bereits
aufgebraGt rr0roen fem.
9ie Teuerleute Greo 2ensea
uno Gbas. S0nes in Dallas erprobs
ten i'm Shlafiaal i'm pberen Stod.
tuert oes Spribenbauies lire 8Drper=
trait in einem Rinefampf. ben file DIN
Booen liegeno, 5ortiebten, nobel fie
benz 5enfter 81 nabe tarneit une bins
ausltiirsten. Qen5en lag unten unb
erlitt einen Shdoelbrub uno Itarb.
Sones fam nit idlmersbaften Ser
lebHnaen oapon.
-
Bediei Der S~abresSelt uno oes
Wetters beeinfluBt bdufia unIere
8eroauurg uno pielea, mas mir
efen. 1T unueroaulib. @ebraude
Or. &uauit 36nia's 0ambureer
1rppfen uno oa8 Spitem miro in
turser Belt pieoer berQeiteIt feiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
9as amiibertreffibe Gone
gtAt 8ier.

Sour aus 0ppfen unb Mtala ae=
braut, 1T bas Zone 9tar 8ier Elm
reines. geiunoes unb ourd]aus be-
tOmmlibe8 @etrGrf. oaS belonoers
5rauen, Die zines Stdrtunesmittela
beoarfen. ST. empfeben lit.
Nuf @eiien, auf Der Sago, auf
benz 5ifhfang, auf arDBer uno t[eis
2anotourea giebt es fein belieres,
anregenberes uno itdrtenoeres Sc
trdnf, mie Gone Gtar Wier.
Neinbeit uno Site fino Die Merf.
male oeS 2one Star Nieres.
Die Nnalple bes Gone Star Sic,
res bat eraeben, bab BEL Der Aubes
reitung oeffelbeu r1ur bic e~rfor0erlis
chen Beftanoteile better Qualitdt ger-
menouna finoen.
Das Zone etar 8laiaeu : Rter
iplte in teinem 6ausbaIt }eblen. &c
lit geraoeio gut elm Nabrunasmittel
uno 10 6ienlih mie Brob.
Aene gtar Nier 1T elm 4aifQ-
ttDrSrtittel fir M1EiQfeit.
Bdbrenb per Jeiertaae ioute oas
beriihnlte Zone Gt6r Dier in ieoem
9ausbalt, auf ieoem Glide au fin
ben fem.
DaS neue Yroouft Der Gone 5tar
Brauerei. 6as alamo sSlaf&enbter
tuiro uno muB iih Den Marft i'm
5fuge er0bern. GS 1T BON ausaez
5eihnetem @pblgei1mad uno funinat
benz impDrtirten Bier aleif.
Wer oaS Mtautu &Sier aetuitet
bat, Der miro inn treu bleiben. Die
Gone Star Bauerei bat in Der Ger
fteIuna oieiesIBiere cine groSartiae
0etffunn %nOlffrndf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Wer oas sttauts Nier aefotet
bat. Der miro inn treu bleiben. Die
Gone Star Bauerei bat in Der Ger
ftelung oielesIBieres cine grosartiae
2eiffuna uOubraGt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

~ Isintt stlaans : Slaideubier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
Die iuerttuuNe Belize 1T bic cine,

Die iuerttuuite Yplice 1T bic elmer
Sebenss unb Geiunobeits 8eriiHeruna,
9ttunbrt ourm elm bDrslelifes Bfutreie
Hieungsmittel. Nus benz Dilute baut lid,
DEF x6rper beitdnbig nen anf. 1T oiefes
iittretr, 10 trdntelt er. Sn ben Bertnus
~un9sorgane, tuir6 es bereitet; finb bieie
trattig, I'm gehbrige Nabruna ihneI In
rsld9es DIut su p~ertuanbeln, 10 1T Der
gtenl4 geinro. Beiut eriten 8eiden elmer
9t6ru1g IN jerien 0r9nneu Bebrandje man
oa1er onS berlbnfte 1Iutreinioungsn,ite
Gel. -. Bernard @r6uterptnem. lin
toeeMtret cine yrobe 5u b~etontsner. abe
Retire r. N~eustaedter & Co., Box l2I6.
New York City. Rreis Is Gents. Sm
Nputbefeu su hnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Wdbrenb per Geiertaae ioute oas
berihn1te Gone Gtar 8ier in ieoem
9ausbalt, auf ieoem Glide gu fn=
ben fem.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28

All sorts of metal ties have been tried.
but with our varied climatic conditions
and numberless curves they are not
satisfactory in this country. Again,
they cost about $4,000 per mile, while
those from our rapidly disappearing
oak may still be obtained for $1,000.
The trouble in the artificial raising OF
catalpa in the past has been over
crowding, causing them to be dwarfed
and lacking in vigor. The roots extend
literally as far or farther than the
branches. If they are planted too
closely the wood growth must also be
restricted.
The catalpa speciosa, the species do.
slrable for cultivation, is found at its
best along the banks of the Wabash
and tributary streams. The trees
here grow so far apart that roots and
branches have all the space necessary.
the trunks shoot up tall and straight,
the lower branches are far from the
ground. They frequently attain
height of $50 feet. In contrast with
most quickly growing trees, the wood
of the catalpa is very durable, the anti
septics which form large portion Of
its chemical properties serving as
preservative. The speciosa variety
has always been regarded as much
more valuable than the kind found in
the south. Its beautiful blossoms
have caused it to be widely cultivated.
The two kinds meet, and sort of
hybrid is formed in Missouri. In early
days the Indians in the vicinity of
the Wabash recognized the value Of
the catalpa speciosa. It furnished the
favorite material for their canoes and
various implements. The early set
tiers constructed their forts, boats and
houses of this wood, many of the lat
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
ated
To Die of Paralysis
Like Father.
Helpless Invalid For
Three Years.
DIR. Miles Nervine Made
My Nerves Strong.

"For many years suffered from terrible
headaches and pains at the base Of the brain,
and finally got so bad that l was overcome
with nervous prostration. had frequent
dizzy spells and was SO weak and exhausted
that | could take but little food. The best
physicians told me could not live; that I
would die of paralysis, rs my father and
grandfather had. remained helpless in
valid for three years. when heard of Dr..
Miles Restorative Nervine and began using
it. That winter felt better than / had be-
lore in many years, and have not been
troubled with those dreadful headaches since
| first used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine.
My appetite is good and my nerves are
strong.-Mrs. N. M. Bucknell, 2q2Q Oak
land Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
For many years ! suffered from nervous
prcstration. and could not direct my house
hold affairs, nor have any cares. Ny stom-
ach was very weak, headaches very Sc
we're, and / was SO nervous that there was
not night In years that slept over one
hour at q time. We spent hundreds of dol
lars for doctors and medicine. I was taken
to Chicago and treated by specialists, but
received no benefit at all. Finally I heard
of DR.. Miles Nervine and began its use. I
was surprised that 1t helped me so quickly,
seven bottles, that I had fully recovered my
health."-Mrs. w. A. Thompson, Duluth.
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28

Jack Frost. Not only was the farmer
benefited by the wood felled in his
forests, but the inhabitants of the
neighboring town clustered around
the sleds, each containing about cord
of wood cut cord wood length"
which, on certain days, were to be
found in the public square, on sale.
During the whole day bartering went
on, and when load had been dis
charged, and the good dollars re-
ceived therefor invested in provi-
sions, the owner turned the heads of
his patient oxen homeward, thinking
his wood lot one of the most satisfac-
tory sources of income on his place."
All that is now changed. Forests have
been 1eveled and the timber stripped
from the small farms, so that their
owners are compelled to purchase coal
or cut the small growth which should
be allowed to develop.
The Alleghenies, denuded of their
natural covering, are melancholy
example of forest waste. The trees are
fast disappearing from northern Mich
igan and Wisconsin. With their abb
sence have come changed climatic con-
ditions. The demand for all sorts of
wood and timber has never before
been SO great as now. Telephone, tele-
graph, electric light poles, railroad
ties, furniture, houses and the num-
berless and increasing needs of civ
ilization are drafting too heavily on
natural growths. Waste has been, per-
haps, a greater factor than all the
rest.
There is much discussion about
planting trees, and here the question
of quickest and best wood production
arises. Red oak natures somewhat
earlier, but is less valuable than white
oak, which requires 100 years, if al
ready started, to acquire the diameter
of 30 inches required for quarter-saw-
ing. Lumbermen consider that a pine
suitable for use must be $50 years old.
With soil and other conditions favor
able, a size for milling may be reached
by yellow poplar in SO or rs years.
A cypress tree has been growing since
Columbus landed in America and has
attained diameter of four feet. The
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28

pines are going rapidly, but few oaks
are left and the walnut has nearly dis
appeared.
No matter what misleading reports
are made, every thinking person must
acknowledge that the scarcity of trees
is the cause of the high price of lum-
Der, Arboriculturists realize that the
only way to secure wood for future
use is to plant trees in the place of
those which have been stripped away.
According to their various needs. man
ufacturers are demanding that differ
ent kinds of wood be cultivated. Fur
niture men desire chestnut, oak. wall
nut and birch. Railroad men those
which will soonest produce the best
quality of ties. In this respect they
are especially favored, for they own
the land, on either side of their lines.
on which more trees than they are able
to use may be planted.
Whenever conditions are such as to
allow of its being grown, the catalpa
tree seems best fitted to solve this
problem. The entire trunk is avail
able for lumber, of which tree 20
years old, and as many inches in d.
ameter, contains about $50 feet. Its
:olor is q fine shade of brown and it
will serve any purpose for which but.
ternut or walnut are used. Its open
grain renders it readily adaptable to
receive any color of filling, so that
an imitation of most woods NAV be
easily made from it.
There are about $6o,ooo,ooo expended
annually in the renewal of 112,ooO,-
600 of the 7sO,0oo,0oo of railroad ties
in use to-day. In the next 20 years
5000, 100000 will be required. From
what source are they to b. obtained7