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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
yene Sntermrbam.8 m.8abnlinie.
5ranffo rt-9csanspcrt.

Die 6rantfort & 2osansport Srac=
ton &c., ,uel9e cine electrii9e Babns
berbinoung swiiaen GrantfOrt uno
2osansport etabliren win, erwitfie
ibre Sncorporations papiere; oas
Metien=gapital belduft ii9 auf $780,.
600. 9ie Sncorporatoren iino: Sos.
6. Sinis, %. 8. Coulter uno B. g.
Sioepea bon 6rantfort; Dennis llbl,
O. %. Sepbolo unb W. u. Soroan
bon 2osansport; CHARLES g. &arolp
bon aurOra, Sg.; u. q. @latton bon
Chicago unb Orange 9. 9arbp bon
2otomo.
s n ianap is Sou | 8.
billie.
Sneorporations=papi tpsrben in ben
ndaifen Saaen bon elmer aus @olum.
buffer @apitaliten befebenoen 8abn=
8eieli6aft ertpirft iperbsn. Oieielbe
beabfi9tist cine electriihe Sabnberbin=
buns 3tpiidcn Columbus uno Weif
Baoen bia Seymour her5ufeaen.
Dieie 8abn tpirb Serbinbung nit Der
Snoianapolis, Columbus & Southern
gabn, iOtuie nit Der prOiectirten Sabn
bon igtew 9llbanp mad Wef Saoen
baben.
Iuf bieie @eiie ipiro alio i'm 2aufs
oes nd6ifen Sabres cine oirecte elec-
triiae 8ahnperbinoung 3piiden bier
uno 2ouisbile berseiteat fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
Yerioaal= =NOti,en.

Seute feiert Grau pa t o
Sulius 8. 8. @rauel, BON
1907 Oatlanb glns. ibr Wiesenfef, gu
Dem ibre bielen 6reunoe uno getann=
ten bersli6 gratuliren.
Sn benz gefinben oes 8 rn. 8 arrp
@. Striebe d bon 9fo. 510 N.
pine Str., Der am Greitag in Mnber'
ion ben 10 munoerbar sliidlid abge=
laufenen Stur3 in benz Heubau er=
lebte, lit pie feline 6reunoe uno getann=
ten nit 8ersniisen pernebmen perben,
cine iebr erfreulide Seilerung gu per-
sei6nen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
Yolitiider &latid.

Sn ben &reilsn Der 8 e m citrate E n
tpirb iebt lebbaft Die Grage oiscutirt,
mann Die Stabt=@onpention abgeba!ten
ueroen iOa. Sie Mebrbeit ideint eine
frubaeitise Contention i'm Ipril ooer
big ipdteasns Witte Mai au bebor=
aueen. 9tur Sos. 6. 8e0, Der @an=
bioat fir Staot=@omite= =SoriiBer uno
fir Mapor auelei6 uno feline Inbdnger
ftrduben lid oasesen. &ea4 uno BEL
1ieben einanoer nod INNER gegeniiber.
Geltsrn wurosn Natban Morris une
gr poli3eiridter Wm. s. Salp bon
betid. TemOtraten als &anoioaten fur
bic Domination gum @apOr gum Ior-
falage gebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
Nms oeuti9en Sereineii.

Ser plattbeutf DE II ter #.
0erein erlsoiete in ieiner 9eifern
Nbsno in Sellers Salle absebaltenen
reeelmdbisen Neriammluns nur &ou=
tine. uno interns 8ereins=@eiddfte.
9lm nd9fen Sonntas Mbenb, 5.
Mpril, beranitaltet bic 8ereiniguns
oneoroia" in Der 8ermania
9ale cine srOBartise llnterbaltuns unb
Winftrel Sbop" nit anidlieBenoem
Sarse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
0ie nemem 8eamten Ger G!.fS=
9oge.

Sie biefiee 2oee Der glts bat in
ibrer Sabresberiammluns bic folsen.
ben 8eamten erpdblt:
gralteb &ulet: Soiepb 6. gel; gr-
alteb 2opal Gnisbt: Greo. 8obenmil=
Ter; Graltso 2eabing 3nis6t: Sarrp
O'grien; Graltso Occurring 9nisbt:
8. u. Moran; Serletdr: 8. 8. Bei=
Benbers; S9abmeiiter: Wm. 3otte=
mann; Srufiee: Gus. S9miot; Spler:
Charles Sals.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
loene beniers.


Cripple Greet, Gol., 81. Mdr,.
gei ben am 80. 9lpril ftattfinbenben
@inweibunss Geierlibteiten Der ct.
2ouiier Iusiteauns uirb bic 8eb6rbe
Der @ommiiidre bes Stautss Colorado
bem Yrdfioenten &oOiebelt, benz fran=
sOfii9en Yrdiioenten 2oubet unb bem
Observation-Disclosures 6rancis maifib
solosne Mebailen gum @ei9ent mos
den. Die Weoailsn traeen auf Der
goroerisite bic purtraits bon Sekerion
unb Napoleon. 9luf Der &iidisite iif
elm 5ufeiien nebit elmer gapisrrole nit
benz Monogramm u. g.
8rernerei b9ebra n t.
9ouisbilIe, Gp., 81. Wdr3. -
Sie groBe 8rennerei Der rRsntudp
Sefilleries ano @arebouis @ompanp"
an Der @fe Der 40. uno Sieh Strabe,
bOrmals bic s. g. Mattinslp 8rsnne=
rel, murbe seitern 9ta9mittas BON elmer
berbeerenben Jeuers5runfi beimesiu9t
uno Bis auf ben @runo einsedi9srt.
Sas Geuer, bas bur9 Selbitent;tn=
oung entftano. ri9tste einen Sdaben
bon $50, 900 an.
3ufdlli9 ct 9ofien.
paris, Sp., 81. Wdrs. Sunius
9. glap, elmer Der prominenteifen unb
rsiditen junsen 6armer bon &sntudp,
wurbe eeitern gfa9t por isinem @obn.
bauie auf ieinem srOBen gntpeien bon
isiner Satin 3ufdlis eridoiien.
Serr Clap uno feline Satin waren
nit 2eibeni9aft benz SaubenihieBen
erseben uno salten bsioe fir ausse-
,ei9nets SdiiBen. Die ieitb,rise Dirt
unb Weiie Der Greigsbung BON 9au=
BEN aus Sallsn bel preisi6i.Bsn batte
6errn @lap INNER mibfalen, uno er-
batte cine neue art bon 6als erfunbsn,
nit Der er, ba ibm mod einige tlsine
8erbeferungen wiinidenstuertb ere
Idienen, fortgeIebt @sriu9e anifellte.
@eitern Ha4mittag arran9irte er pie.
berum einen io!den bOr isinem WObn-
bauie. Srau glap bate cine bon ibm
freieegebene Sbonfigur, pel4e cine
Saube martirte, eerabe berHnter9e-
faollen, uno bereitete fib auf einen
speiten G1uB por, pdbrenb ibr @atte
bic 6alle bon Neuem ifellte. als er ii9
gerooe aufridtsn pOllte, entlub fi9 oas
@swsbr ieiner 6rau sufdllis unb bic
9anse 0aouna traf ibren Wtann in ben
9als, burdbObrte Die S9lasaoer, unb
gin9 abpdrts in Die 2unee. Der 8e-
idoHene mar auf Der STEELE toht.
grploI eines e MELT
pfens.
pittsb burg. Sn 6olge grplO-
fiou zines S4melsofens in ben Cigar
Sbompion Stabl=@erten in Yrabbod
wuroen IA Nrbeiter I9per uno brei
lebenssefdbrlid bur9 ssidmolsenes
Metan perbrannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
Yiano=H Hecital.

9lm Sonnerfas Mbenb, Is. Npril,
beranfaltst SRI. Sbereiina Wasner i'm
9eutI6en 9auie elm piano &ecital,
bas it6erli9 Elm &untsenub tuerbsn
niro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31

60 @ro8e 1tnterbalttttt8
ttmo NtimjtreIs S6amfteattttg
oeS Gomcorota WeretmS, tn
oer 0ermamta 0aae, Sotttt=
taa Mbemo, s. Mprtl. Gtns
tritt 25c q Yeryon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31

BauerIuub n / 5 I 9eine.-
6. M. &poer, 5l2 q. Senlpls Nbe.,
@obnbaus, $3.50. = 8oil 9auter,
1106 @hurdman 9lpe., 8eranba, $50.
: Charles 8oellins. 120 Sutton Str.
Nnbau. 1920. = @nna papns. pal.
mer unb gtins9Olo Str, Cottage,
81. 800. = %. Gourtnep, BLUFF Mpe.
nabe Oaiip Str, Cottage, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31
O ro Be W q iOritdt 9esen b a 8
ultim q atum m Der @ruben=
Yef ker.

Serre 9auts 81. Mdr3.
3usi Drittel Der 10000 &oblensrdber
in Dem Weiatoblen Sifriet BADEN
aeaeu bas 1lltimatum Der @ruben=Be=
iiber seitimmt unb es wirb oaber tpabr=
iaeinli9 3u sinem algemeinen Strife
fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-31

balb Der Staot funsirenoen Sauires
CUR Werbanolung gelan9en..
Center SOwnibip bssablt fsinen bier
&i9tern Elm feiies 9sbalt, oieielben
aber besablen nidt 10 biel an einssnom-
menen @ebiibren auriid, 10 baB bas
3omnibip alio i'm Na9tbeil iit. Do
Der iollte bieien bier Sriebensri6tern
8elesenbeit gegeben tueroen, bas Defi=
cit 10 biel als mOsli6 gu beden. gon
jeoem bieier 9unoeiteuerfdue er1dlt,
iuenn Der beireiienbe Delinquent IGul=
big befunoen tpiro, bas Sopnibip SO.
Staatsanmalt &udelshaus bat erfldrt,
oaB er ieinen Deputy, melden, er oieie
9lasen iiberseben bat. infruirt bat. 10
biel als mOslia Bel ben Grieoeusrid=
tern in Snbianapolis einsurei9en.
Neue g del bun nssfIa9en. n.
Carrie 2sadman pertlast ibren @at=
ten Sarrp. nit wel9em iie am 5. De-
tober 1899 getraut tuuree, auf Sdei-
ouns, benn berIelbe bate iie bereits i'm
Wdrs 1900 auf characterization
bsrlahen.
Sarab Soloman bei9uloist ibren
@atten in ibrer gesen ihn erbobenen
Sdeiounsstlase Der brutalen Sebano=
lung.
Gertrude 9. &oller murbe ebenfalls
bon ibrem 8atten @eOrse in rober
@siie bebanbelt unb Iie tpiini9t babsr
bon ibn aeidieoen su iperben. Sic
eriudt ferner, ibren Mdbhennamen
@ebaitian tpisber fiibren gu biirfen.
Saeob plat.iba bsiduloist feline
Satin Mnna bss Gbebru4s.
gliiabetb @ramer tla9t ibren Mann
Der liebloien Bebanblung uno Pfi9t=
bernadldiiisuns an.
$4,000 perlangt.
gilbert Mlreb psrtlaete Die Straben=
abn-@sisaidaft auf $4,000 Sdaoen=
erfab. gr mar am 2. Mdrs pafasier
elmer @aibinston Str. electrii9en @ar
estpeien, als elm 3us Der Sncpls. ..
& W. gabn gegen bieielbs rannte.
Ser &ldser tpuroe in Golse Der Coli.
iion srh.blih bsrlsbt.
1@ent S9abenerfaB.
&idter McMaifer befabl seifsrn Der
6. s.. & .. gabn=@eieuidaft bic iifr
Die ssirmc @onrao Mlaller & SO. Be-
ftimmtsn Nutomobile, uel9e lie ni4t
ausliefern mollt., unber3iislid beriel=
ben gu iibsrlaiIen. Die Sirma batte
um einen 8ef9ll9nabmebefsbl na9se=
iudt.
Ser &i9ter fprad fernern ben Sid.
germ l @snts Sdaoeneriab au wegen
Der unseredtfertisten 3uriidbebaltuna
Der automobile.
Ser &i1ter Lies no d e / n
nal 8naoe tpal ten.
8or einioen Saaen NOR Die l4=idb-
riae 6annis Gunt bon pOli3iifen in
sinem bsrrufenen Sauie an Der &boos
Sslanb Strabe aufsefunben morben
unb oa fie fdon mebrere Male in bem=
ielben seieben iporoen mar, 10 bei6lob
Der poli3eiridter, lie Der 9inoerbiiter=
WnIfaIt su iiberseben. Oie GItern aber
opponirten unb iiber ben Jal muroe
seltern i'm &reisseriat por benz TELL
pertretenben &idter @alfer perbanbelt.
SerIelbe lieb Miloe walten, inoem er
| lie ben gltern iiberlieb.
gr ermabnie fie jeooA, ib in gu
funft nidts msbr 3u S4uloen tOmmen
3u lafen, ba iis fOnit unfeblbar elmer
Nnifalt iibergeben meroen tpiirbe.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

q neighbour. Mr.. Bowman was cut
ting down a tree for the leaves, when
the sheep began to II after the
chips, and so the tree was opened up
with the result, he says, that every
head of stock went mad over it,"
Mr.. Bowman, although he has no
grass, has bought 900 merino ewes
OF the strength of the discovery.
Lambs eat it as well as the old sheep.
An instance is given of a 15-year-old
pet wether, without a tooth, growing
fat since eating the tree. Any kind
of stock will eat the wood after a
little use of it. Mr.. Bowman consid-
ers that it will soon be carried on
the railway at fodder rates. He
stated that cows which were almost
dry from want of condition are now
not only fat and strong, but are Civ
ing a good yield of milk. Bottle
trees often contain from so to 100
tons OF fodder. There are plenty Of
bottle trees within easy reach of the
railways. MI. Bowman believes that
hundreds of stock can be saved with
it. The trees will keep for months
in the log with the bark on. The
tree is allied to the Gouty stem tree
(Adansonia Gregorii), being thick.
ened below, tapering upwards, or
often swollen in the middle to the
extent of 80 to 40 feet in GROWN.
ference, with an apparently small
tire growing out of its apex, so that
1t has been compared to the neck
OF a bottle. The equity stem is soft
and porous, and contains much muci.
laglnous gum, which is readily OH.
famed ny pressure, and is used as
an article of food by the natives. II
is also called Darrell tree.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
The eternal Feminine.

Cleopatra, in the brilliance Of ,.her
beauty, spoke thus to the wizard:
"We r but mortals, o Graybeard."
"Cnto dust after the allotted span,'
quoth the sage, "unless-"
II divine thy meaning. 1t is the
custom that the rulers be embalmed,
and thus defy the ravages of time,
as a mummy"
"Even sol"
Then the queen spoke commanding.
ly, and there was a strange CLEAN in
her eyes:
"Bring forth thy powders, burn thy
herbs, and humble thy spells in haste
and gaze ye into the distant future
to see if any fool scientist will try
to calculate the ages Of the mummies
they discover!"
The palace was filled with the ruby
vapor of hscromancy.
"Ah!" trembled the wizard, "'tis
even so. Those prying scientists OF
the twentieth century will calculate
the mummy's age down to the half
month";
ITO the block with him!" roared
Cleopatra; "just to think that
should come SO near to having the
world know my age!!"
Thus woman's ruling passion has
prevented the mummy Of the En-.
chantress of the Nils from ever being
found.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Their thirteenth Quarrel.

They had been married three
months and e having their thir-
teenth guardian unlucky number,
by the way.
"You only married me for my
money!" he said, with exceeding bit
terness.
Il didn't do anything of the kind"
she retorted.
"Well, you didn't marry me because
you loved me.''
st know / didn't"
I'm heavens name, what did YOU
marry me for, then?" he cried in de-
spair, for he had not expected this.
sJnst to make that hateful Kate
Scott you were engaged to cry her
eyes out because she had to give YOU
up and see me get you"
He fell down on the white bear rug
at her feet and rolled over on st un-
til he looked like an animated o
ball.
s'Great Caesar, woman!" he
shrieked, what have you done? WHY,
! married you just because she threw
over"
And by the time dinner was ready
their sweet young hearts were once
more SO full OF sunshine that avn
ings were absolutely necessary
Stray Stories.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

speed Of an express train. Tho
cows, feeter and fercer than their
males, were leading OH. Half a dozen
cowboys s%kirlnished before, shooting
and flashing out desperately, trying
to back-fire by a counter-panic,
taking chances of life with every
gopher.hole. But there was no
checking that mass; when a steer
finched before the heavy whip, he
was pushed on from behind. And
ever they beloved, with a note OF
tigers in their voices.
A moment Belle ran before the
herd; then calling to the roam, who
understood as only a cow-horse can
understand, she cut an oblique
course across the herds face. She
gained the road; the herd was be-
hind her, and the roam, gathering
his nerve for a final squirt, made for
the wagon. She shouted, but the
roar behind drowned her voice, and
so she reached for the holster,
where Emilio kept his knife. AS she
whipped it out and drew even,
reaching for the carcass, the wagon
slackened and stopped. Her own
horse swerved in his course, and
shot past before she could check him.
The off-horse, what with fear and
exhaustion, had stumbled and fallen
dead. And the wedge was coming on,
! now but a quarter of a mile away.
Deadly as was their fear, the two
| Englishmen, who had jumped to the
ground, stood and stared to see her
turn in beside the standing horse
and, without any ceremony, cut his
traces and reins. He reared and
plunged; Justin caught his bride.
"Mount quick!" she shouted. And
before he could grasp the situation
she had pushed Dudley to her roam,
almost thrown him into the saddle,
and mounted behind.
AS the snorting horses bounded
away the roar was almost on their
| tanks. 1t rose to its climax in a
great, dull crash. Looking back, the
girl saw that they were no longer fol
| lONCus LIZ uuoO Slouo "do Il"
pool that rolled and tumbled over
the spot where the wagon had been
For only a minute; the cowboys
closed in and the panic was over
Slowly the men beat back the sullen,
stated demons. And when the press
| split there was no wagon at all
only broken wheels and scattered bits
of woodwork, and f1attened belong.
ings and blood-blood and cleaning
gray hairs trampled into everything
The two men dismounted and
turned to the girl. Then was she
first aware of her skirts tucked about
her hips, and of the II in which
| she had ridden. Her color rose and
she jumped down. She turned redder
a moment later when Dudley Latimer
took her in his arms and, for the sec.
ond time that morning, kissed her.
And hat time he kissed her in
deadly earnest.-San Francisco Argo-
naut.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
THE INTELLIGENT FARMER.
10 Gets the Hest There Is
Farm Because He Put" His own
Dcet Into II.

T. r. Vincent says in Farm n
r..".ide. Few of us get the best
there is in our farms. mat IS 20
c,use we do not put the pest there
= j., rs into them. There isn't mucn
use in expecting great things on the
sar,, unless we are willing to plan.
work and study how to get those
treat things. How shall we go AT
i to do that? In the first place, the
soil, must be in a good state OF Ter
,;li,v. This means that we nave
carefully saved up every particle OF
harvard we have, ana nave
seconded this effort by a Jndlcious
use Of commercial fertilizer. 1t
means. 90. that we have not pre-
viously cropped the land to death.
Then we will plow thoroughly. Not
one man out of ten IN this country
knows how to-plow; ~or, If he does,
he has not the grit and the gumP-
ton 10 do it. Once in awhile we
meet a farmer who insists that this
part of the farm work shall be done
thoroughly. He is on the way 10
success. 1t was an old scotchman
who said: 'Ye dinna ken how to
plow in this coontry; ye ony
scratch the groom And that is
about what most of us farmers do
we scratch the ground. And again,
to get the best there is in II farms
we must use the harrow more faith
fully. The farmer has 40 better tool
than a good harraw. ! say a good
harrow, because hosts OF farmers
have not such n thing as a frst-class
harrow on the place. They are work
ing away with the same old "
shaped drag their fathers used, or
else have picked up at some sale u
II thing not worth bringing
home. No good work can be done
with such a tool. Harrows of an up
to-date pattern are reasonable in
price nowadays, and every farmer
ought to have one or more. Good,
clean seed is a requisite. too. No
use to SOW seed that will not grow,
or that is full Of weed seed. This
may mean the purchase of a fan
ming mill, to be used in recleaning
seed. We may better do this than
to seed our farms down with foul
weeds. But, finally, we will fail aft
er all if we do not keep the weeds
down in every crop that can be Gull
tivated. This means steady work
for a few weeks in the spring of the
year, until the potatoes have been
killed up and the corn is too large to
admit of working a horse through
it. But the end tells the story.
Other things being equal, the man
who puts himself into his work as
| have here described may rest as
sured of a good crop-the best the
soil will produce. And that ought
to make him happy"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Mature, Bird. for 1axer..

Maturity is an important thing, saws
a writer in Farmers Advocate. TX.
ORD that is to be pushed for eggs must
De thoroughly mature or she cannot
stand the pace. When 1 began to keen
mems was pleased down to the ground
a little misguided pullet he.
gan 10 lay at the age of four or fv.,
non,ns, and | would send an item
ABOUT 1t to the local paper. But /
nane learned better now A precoc;ons
pu''ee never makes a phenomenaIlay.
~ one lays one litter of eggs in Sen.
' .emoer or October and then shuts IN
snop until February or March. ,v,nt
!. pro 'hat has got her growth. ! b;rd
mat is thoroughly mature, and : D LII,
her n.f BUSY from the time she laws
s nta mrs. egg. about Thanksgiving. unii,
she goes into moult the follo,.;en nv.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
1t Pays to Use so,,-

Every farm should have it's sc,,a.
ana the farmer should use them =.
perience proves that in mark;nn "a
grain live stock, etc., one rs nay
ways rely on the figures he mns. al
from the dealer. Then, where 10 ,ake
feeding stock, he is running ne is
feed ~ n u1es not weigh the amount Of
1he ra pu' mt b lot, and determine
; ;ne fa'e o. gain the animals are NAL.
ing ~ weighing at least once : x naak-
~ pays, as many successful f. week.
snow ~ experience, to know a. snas
as . e, q loss in the rate of gain begins soon =,
pays TO know on what feed 5ha y
mas 40 best, and to figure ont AM
amount OF profit. You cannot ~ q
without a pair of good scales .nis
land Farmer. s'a'es'-Mid-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Farmers Need a Nose.

The implement dealers have organ
lied; the beef packers are followino
suit; the steel producers, the suoar
makers, the millers, the butcher. the
baker, the candlestick maker, everv
profession and every trade has ;ts
association or its union. What are the
OF this country going to do
IN TINS directionP Will they be the
tas. 10 get together for mutual pro.
.ee.ion anu welfare? And after every
citizen in the United States is q msm
per OF a trust, union or mutual han
eht association, how much better ~
Will we be than in the old da,.s go
dlvidualism and free comnet;t;o. .
Let the farmers take this m ~
1t is too late to do them n good or
cePt defensive. What is FIRST neasa,
IS a leader. Where is there a Mosasa
-Colman's Rural World. ss!
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
THE ONE SURE THING.

TITS not the girl with reddish hair
Whose dispositions %sunniest;
IT'S not the man who always jokes
Whose stories are the funniest;
IT'S not the richest millionaire
Perhaps who eats the most:
The babe that has the finest care
May soon give up the ghost.
She may not be the sweetest girl
Who has the waist that's slenderest;
The largest OK may not yield up
The steak that is the tenderest;
The man who holds his head up high
Above the toiling crowd
May have less cause than you or l.
In fact for feeling proud.
The deacon with the pious air
May not be quite the hottest;
The child that's born in poverty
May not remain the lowliest;
But this is sure-as sure as fate
The one who boldly asks
Gets more than those who hope and walt
And just perform their tasks.
IS. Z. Kiser, in Chicago Record-derald.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
E F TREE INDEED.
Its Pith Is Being Used as
sheep Feed by Farmers u" '"e
Antipodcs.

We herewith reproduce from tne
A~nstralasian a cut of the bottle
tree" which is nov being us'' 90
fodder in Australia. ACCORDING ="
some reports only the pith OF 'ne
tree is used as feed; according ~
others all of the tree inside the park
is edible for cattle, and the branches
ole, are utilized in this way. we
quote from a Brisbane Queensland
Australia,) paper: The value OF 'he
bottle tree as fodder for stock our
ing times Of drought has peer
brought under the notice of the ag'
ricultural department by Mr.. E. Bow
man, of Bauhiniavale, Taroom. ne
states that a trial was first made by
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

two rows of straight, narrow teeth
set II it. The teeth project three
'nches' A block of wood, B, is used
at each end of plank as shown in
cut and this may be taken out to
vary the depth of the teeth. The
rear OF each plank also is shod with
IRON strips two inches wide and one.
eighth inch thick. This adds to the
NE n efficiency of the drag.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Where the Profit Come. !.

= y takes 20 bushels Of corr
acre 70 pay the expenses Of rais = the
a aspp' ,na we raise but 20 bushels ga "a
But every bushel we raise bneadway.
.p ~ per acre is that much me- NE 20
De added'to the profit side of more to
And there is where the farma nel ledger.
snant must do his best thinlin KIM er,
.no;nt Z = .raae, above and beyond tpp
to1i'' q expense.-Farmers, vn l .ne
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
Hero Of Cabbage r,a.

AN OLD English soldier tells No.
missed the Victoria cross: st uas"-us
rem, on. to India with a regiment = =
pushed forward to the fron. .o oe
Mar was going n. But one n;ah. 49,. -
ara .e suddenly attacked and I IS. - q
da : from my comrades ana -. ssp'
y. ...u ABOUT in the thick scruh tn.s.aI
ny .nIee hours, until ]. sudden,r 80.
On '9 .he open. ! then laid mvse,, a ~.
On Inc ground to listen, as !. 90. Aat
aa : but ! suddenly fancied a ssly
Sc \ enemy in front Of me In.s soulu
sprang to my feet, determ;nsa
~. some OF them down heforag g
nerpowered and shot, and WAS WAS
dar' ! slashed right and sI as sln
tashght broke over me. whsn -. un1il
N 'pe : mad Deheaded $50 red cahh. .ouna
-~fearson's Weekly. saoDages!'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23
A Serious Drawbnc

One Of the worst things about city
life is thst it affords people SO few
opportunities for wearing out old
clothes-Woman's Home Companion.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-23

year. g'p K Z, unusually prevalent til.
house frss ep the chickens il Z Dr.
for colds ,. from draughts. and look az
-Commsrwhic winch may develop infornss.