davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-10
If those whose Work is Mental

- book-keepers clerks, business and professional
men-were as particular about the bread they eat
as are those who, like manual aborers, need and
know the best, they also would insist upon having
bread, cake and pastry made from Spring Wheat
Flour, the standard being Pillsbury's Best Flour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-10

Dr.. David Eenuedy's Cherry Balsam best fog
Colds, Coughs, Consumption. 2oei oVo, eAoo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
Nualitdt uno &einbeit uniiber=
trDffen.
Ser ct. Nonis uuo Nen Yprf 81
miteo Der Sanoalia YenniDlpa=
mia uGhnrt Sine

gon iebt alb mirb Der st. Souls
uno Seem Yorf 2imiteb Der BennIpls
nania SbDrt Sine als Elm unabhGn.
gtger Bug BON ct. Souls nah Sn.
oianap0lis laufen unb piro aus els
ner Bibliotbef= unb @auh-, elmer
SblerDationSz unb SpeiIe< unb
Sblaf=gar beiteben. @enn nDthia,
nm Nufentbalt in Bittsbura AT SER
meioen. miro oieier gauge 8ua nad
Darrisburg, philadelphia unb Stem
yorf ourdlaufen.
Der Seem gorf 2imiteo Der 8an=
oalta=B enniplDania Short Sine Der.
ldBt oas nnion=D Depot in ct. QDuis
tdelib I'M | nbr Mabmittags.
Sret @IpreBsige tdelih nit
Surb=S hlafmagen uno Gpeiiepa.
gen bon ct. 2Duis nah @em gurt
lber Die Ganoalia : Benniplnania
Short Sine.
We9en ndbeler ginaelbeiten men.
bet guh an S. M. gbesbrDuab.
Wifiitent= @ereral : Baifaaierz Naent
st. Souls. 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
MuerIet.
M1r. W. @pooon. Der

= Scr. M. @oagan. Der Brafi=
bent oes ftdotiiben Shulratbes,
reihte feline &efignation elm. Der
Sbulratb nabm bieielbe ieooh niht
an, ionoern erluhte i'm. oielelbe in
@ieoerermdaung au 5ieben.
- Die Hebrer- Briifunaen fir
ftaotiibe Certificate beginner am
Wontag. ben 8. SUM.
Bel benz Yreiss uno &6nias=
fbieben bes 6. q. @biben : Ser
ems auf benz Sbitenplabe an &i=
ner Mpenue !uuroe Serr Mrtbur Sin.
tber Sbiben =&Dnig. Beim Breis=
ShieBen er5ielte 6err gilbert Steoes
oaS bette &eiultat uno Or. Noolpb
9erff 6aS 5tpeitbe1te.
= Ius eagle BaB eebt uns bic
Madriht 5u. oaB Gerr 9beDbor S.
9ieliber. Der Spbn unleres alten
Greunoes Tbeooor Sielider, iid)
am Wtittmob ben II. SUM nit MliB
Marp 6art. Der Tohter bes Mep.
Wiuiam Cart, ~permdblen miro. Wi<
g~ratuliren her3lihft!
Wie perlautet. iino Nusiidten
norbanoen, oaB bic MranlaspaBz
Uabn BON Nlice nah 8romnsuiqe
perldngert meroen miro.
Der erit npr Surgeon aeborene
GID i'm 8radenrioge Yarf 1T uieeer
perenoet. Iqem Nnibein nah lit oas
5irihtalb bon ben arpBen 6irlhen
tDotgetreten tpproen.
Sn Der Wubnuno ibrer 9ph=
tee, Wrs. Soa Smitb, an Der gaitro
StraBe, itarb i'm Nlter bon 81 Sob
rem Srau @liie B5lter. Sbr @atte
mar ih0n i'm Sabre 1871 aa1torben.
Sic tuar in Baoer geborerl, mar aber
ihon i'm Sabre 1916 NIT ibran glterr
mad 9era8 getommen. Dte Geritor=
bene binterld6t einen Spbn uno bier
3Dfter, Trau 2ode. Srau Still
mann, Mrs. Smith uno Srau
Shurg. Die Beitattung fano, Der
Nnoronung Der 8eritorbenen eemds,
auf benz Jrieobofe bel Der 10 Meilen
i1brolib bon Der Staot eelegenen
6arm ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
9ie idlimmfte aIIer @rfahrunaer..

&ann es ettpas Shlimmeres eeben,
als bic @mpfinoung, ieoe Minute
tperoe Define lebte iein? Das mar
Die @rfabrung. tpelhe Mtrs. 6. $.
Nemion in Decatur. alabama, burd=
aumaden bette. .Drei Sabre lang"
ihreibt oieielbe, rbatte ih ibpn un=
ertrdglide Shmersen gu erbuloen in
SOlge BON observation-disclosures
Wagen= uno Darmbeihmerben. Der
Zoo ibien unnermeiblib, ba ale
Ier5te unb ale Nr5eneien per1aateu.
Sblieblih wuroe ib basu bemDgen,
electric Bitters gu perluben uno oas
&eiultat tpar eeraoe5u tpunoerbar.
SD uuroe iofort better uno iebt bin
ib %pDqtdnoia pieoer hergeiteut. "
Sir 2ebert, Nieren=, Wager= uno
Darm=2eioen lift electric Bitters bic
ein5ige Mebicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt BON ben MpDtbefern $.
&alteher & Sohr uno Mbolph DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

Sn Der ameritaniiben 2anbmirtb=
ibaft bat Die Maidine BON ieber cine
grDBe Stole geipielt, unb lie grDBer
Der Wrbeitermangel oriiben miro,
oeitO mebr fuht man naturgemGB
ourb Waidinentraft Belt gu iparen
uno Menihentraft gu erieben.
Die 2anomirtblbaft bat briben
iiberbaupt engite Siblung nit Der
Eebnif. Die 6erfteQung ppr, lamb
uirtbidaftliben Waihinen lit elm
plbtiger Snouitriestpeig gepproen.
Sier5u bilft bic ginitige Bruout<
tions . 8ertbeilune, bic in Norb>
at1ertt1 thinner nebeneinanber bat
padlen lafien, uas sulammen ge=
bort. Neben Dem frubtbaren Thale
oes Wiiiiifippi liegen Die &oblenfel=
Der uno Delreeionen Benniploaniens
uno hinter benz BrGriegiirtel Die
Grafunoe Der &pdp Wountains.
Von rornberein beiaB oas platte
2ano Die trefflihiten gerbinbungen
IN leinem perbreiteten Neb ppn
Slu11en unD Seen, oaS Die man
gelne @lieoerung oieles malIiuen
Continents relblih ausglib. nno
ihlieBlib ibufen Die eroBen Glen
babn9eieuibaften, beeiinitiet BON Der
Gegierung ourb iberreihe 2ano=
iaentun9en, iene arDBartisen Ser
tebrsuege, Die reht eieeutlib Die
Blutaoern gemoroen iino fir ben
9anobau. NirgenoS baben iib Die
@iienbabnen 10 ben 8eoiirfniiien bes
9onoeS angepaBt, uie oribeu. Sic
lebet bonn Sarraer uno ieinen Srahz
ten, uno Der Tarmer ndre Dbne Iie
Elm Stripped. ueberaq mdbreno man
our9 Die enoloien @eiaenreeipnen oes
9orbens ober ourb Die Maisfeloer
Der Wfitte fie9t, fiebt mat, Lungs Der
Strede Die @lepatoren am BahntDr=
per iteben, oieie ni1ternen, leidt
%ge5immerten @lepatpren, Die bod
berrlibe Dentmdler iino fir ben UNI
~ternebmunasgeiit oiefes prattiiden
Bottles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
cages . Wemigfetten.
n I b.

Cine siemlib abenteuerlih
~flingenoe @eibibte miro aus ct.
Souls beriGtet. 9ort beging por
eini9er Belt elm Wann, Der lib Do
nto 9. George nannte, Gelbtmuro.
Sebt min Der befannte @hau1pieler
Sootb III Der 2ei9e bieIes Mannes
oieienige leines Onfels, Sobn Wil=
fes BDotb, bes M6roers bes Brd1i=
osnten 2tnc0ln, erfannt baben. Ser
Utann, Der oamals nDr 40 Sabren
erlbpiien poroen lei, iei niht BuDtb,
lOnoern elm Wann Wamens 8uoon
gepeien uno 8oDtb babe iih 1eitoem
erit in aentudp unb banrt in 9eras
aufgebalten, mo er unter benz Sea-
men Sobn $. 6elen elm &aufmarna=
geibdit in @lenrDie Mins. Spmers
peu County. betrieben babe!
@roBes Iufieben erreet bat es
in 8aibingtDn, oaB Der Bunoess
Senator 8ailep Die oemofratilde
Yrafioentibaftsz &anoioatur @pr=
mans non Warplonb unterItubt hat.
uno oas I'm 10 mebr, als 8ailep
elmer Der beeeiftertiten Nnbdnger
Brgans uar.
= Ius &anias gitp miro ber1hs
tet, oaB Die aruBe Giienbabn=B rude
iber ben Miiiouri in Solge Der
0odfutb eingeftirat 1T.
Nab einem eenauen Berihte
iber ben Shaoen, melbe ber 9or=
aaoo in Gainesville. Georgia, an=
eeribtet bat. belduft iib Die Rabl Der
9ooten auf 100, bic Der @erlebten
auf 200 uno Der aneeribtete r,a=
terieGe Shaoen miro auf $500, 900
geiddbt.
: Nus ct. 2ouis miro aemeloet,
oaB Der Miiiiiippi baielbt in be-
oenflibem Tempo fteiat. Wan be-
flrdtet, DAB Der Strom am Treitaa
auf "a SUB geitieaen iein miro, uas
cine groBe @alamitdt fir Die nieori=
ger gele9enen Staottheile 81 beoeuz
ten baben niiroe.
Sn 8aterion, Seem Seriep, 1T
elm Denfmal fir ben gr.Gice= 8r6ii=
oenten 9obart erribtet poroen. Die
Weibez& eoe bielt Der gr General
Nntpalt @riqqS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
Cinderella sdnb= Yalaf.

Wir iino p%orbereitet, unieren &un=
ben uno benz 8ublifum bic neueiten
5aconS in allen Mrtert BON Shuben
flr Dan1en uno Mdoben, l6erren
uno &naben 81 liefern. @ir balten
unIeren pDblbegrinbeten STUFF nur
Die beiten Qualitdten gu bieten auf=
rebt. Cute @aare nnb biGiee
Breiie bleibt itets infer Wottp. @er
elegantes uno augleib bequemes
Sbubtperf 81 tragen tpInibt. Der
wenoe itb an uns. Sin gerIubs=
tauf miro Seoen iiberaeugen, baB
mir an Der Spite Der S6ubgeiddfte
fteben.
Cinderella Balan.
2O7 Nlamo Blaaa. gelepbon 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
BUR Werstpeifiuna aetrieben.

Wenn cine Samilie en- einem ein=
lamen, melt BON aaer Qualification
entleaentn Orte nohnt, oann fam
oielelbe bel einem pl6blidyen I'm.
9ludsfaQe rein CUR @erspeifeluna
getrieben meroen, iei es BEL Brano.
nunoen, Sdnitten ooer ipnftiaen
Bunoen. Sn iolben Saaen 1T es
aber gut, menn man 8ud(ens Gr=
nicasS olbe bel Der Sano bat. @s
1T Die bette Salbe auf @roen. Ru
baben in ben Npotbefen BON 5.
8olteper & Sobn uno BON Gbolpb
DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
300 8eIphuuna,

Die aeier oieier 3eitune peroen ii6 freuen ,u err
siebt, ipeIde Die g8ifenfdaft in ar ibren Stufen !,
beilen i'm Stanos If; 6alPs &atarrb= Rur 1T Die Elm.
,ise Jest Der dr8tli&en griibsri6aft betannte poFtio
8lr. 8atarrb %erforoert als cine Gonfitutionstranf.
aeit cine eonfitationele gebanbluna. SaWs aa.
tarrb=Rlr fpiro innerlid eenommen uno tpirit oiret
aaf oas ylut uno bic idleimiaen Oberflddeu BEL
Sphems, baourd Die @runblaee Der 8rantbeit ,er.
ft6reno uno Dem patienten 9raft aebeno, inoem 4,
Die Contribution oes G6rpers auIbaut uro Der Wotii,
IN ibrem @erte ibilt. Die Gisentbhmer buben 10
oisl gertranen su ibren 9eilirdften, oaB lie Gin bun
bert Dollars gelobnnng fur jeoen Sal anbieten,
osn ne ~ tnrtren otrfehlt. aaBt GuG cine elite Don
3eagnifen tOmmen. Man %aorsiire:
3. ). @benep & Co., 9oleoo, Ohio.
~ 8ertauft bon alien &potbetern, preis 75
gents Die Gtai6e. "
6aa's Hamilien. Yiuen inb ot, behex.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

,.9exas Yribe''! SEPT bas @or-
urtbeil beiieite uno ftebt nibt unter
Dem Ginoruf, oaB oaS sslaibenbier,
UNI gut 81 lein, bonn Norben ooer
Often tommen muB. @ie BADEN es
bier geraoeio gut uno better als oas
meiite, oas bierber geibift mirb.
Nah einem 8eriuh tperoet SIR oiele
9batiabe anerfennen unb oas
-9eras 8rioe" Slaidier miro @uer
regelmdBi9es @etrdnf fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
steuer=M Neutrality-suspicious.

@s miro hermit befannt eetnoht,
ooB oas Nhtbore County : Commit
iars : @eriht BON 8erar gountp,
Seros, ON 5meiten Wpntae i'm
Stunt. otiD am abten Gage bes 500
mats, ais Neutrality-suspicious. au=
lomlrentritt. gu benz 3pede, pom
Steueralief1Dr BON 8erar County
aue ieine afie1imentliiten, Bnder &c.
bebufs Brlfung, 8ert9tieung, Mus=
9lelbuna uno @enehmieune entee=
gensunebmen.
Bum 8eugntB hierfiir babe ih an
oteiem %. Gage oes Wonats Mai
i'm Sabre 1908 in meiner Office gu
San Intonio bies unteridrieben
uno oas offisielle Sieeel beigefiigt.
sE.A Sranf 81. @emtnn
County glerf,
Berar County, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
@rumSeisentbums lrebertroauuoeu

George Duunis an s. s. Sart,
2l5 Wder 9ano. etpa 5 Meilen ppn
Der Stabt, 1928.
Z i. W. gdert an Sames Wc9e-
pitt. @runotad an Mand)aca Str.
1915.
5ugo 8lar an Caroline 6iloe=
brandt. @runoftid an Sn6iana-
StraBe. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

gs lit cine i9limme 8uiams
meniebung, tuenn man gu aleiher
Belt an elmer 8errentun9 uno Duet
ibune leioet, ct. Satpbs Del miro
ieooh beioe 2eioen in furser Belt
beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

Cine Wetternebrgeno
en d a t srinbeten bic 8au.rn
AM rsdten l1fsr bss 3iiri4er Sees. Gle
pollen bic !9aselgefabr bur4 bas Dets
terf6ieben betdmpfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
Ser banrilhe Yremierminiite

- PEE DQDrtlDc Yrerntern1lrlttter
b. Bpomils bat erfldrt, ale Meloun=
gen 8etrefs G~erftimmungen stui>
l9en Bapern unb BreuBen ieien bDsz
piuiae g%rfinouneen berufsmdBiaer
9eBer uno St6renfrieoe. DieIes
bunoige Dement, ldBt an Deutlihfeit
getpiB. Nihts gu uuni6en ubria.
Seitoem Der &aiier iein betanntes
Spineminoer Seleeramm an ben
Brin5re9enten 2uitpolb pegen Der
oertpeiaerten &unftsG eruiuisungen
eeianot bat, 1T elm semiiier 1beil Der
baperiihen Breiie niht mube aes
poroen, INNER neue @elbiften iiber
Die aneeblibe Spannung smilhen
Dem Wtiinhener uno 8erliner 6ofe
aufautiihen, uno perpanbte S@len
auBerbalb 8aperns BADEN Die 6iftDrs
hen NIT @uito aufeegrifen. Die
einidldgiaen 8ebauptuneen paren
in iingiter Belt 10 BRETT aeuoroeu,
Dab cine &idtiaitelIung bon mag
aebenoer Seite erniiniht eridien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
@eimmSbeit lit sas bbdfte Gut,

unb tuie leiht lit es, lidb bielelbe su err
balten ooer bic 9eihpabte @elunbheit
tpieoer bersuitelen. Sie Natur lelb1t aiebt
uns IN ben b%efannten ct. Bernard &rdus
terptaen elm tuirf1ames MitteI in bic
Sano. Weit autem @etpiiien tann I es
jeoem empfeblen uno 10 gu ben Minionen
BON Gerebrern, bic es ihDn beiibt, neue
bin5nflsen. gs beilt ale G1agen., 9eber-
uno Nierenleiben uno bic torausfolaens
ben 8ranfbeiten. gs fpirb auSer6em NIT
iiberem grfofs aneetuanbt bel Malaria,
&beumatismus, ScrDfeln nao alien aus
unreinem 8lut entftebenben &rant1eiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

= Der &egenfau Der lebten Gage
bat itb iiber gang Siios uno Siio=
peIt : 9eras a~useeoebnt. Derirlbe
tam flir oas oielfab ibon in 8liitbe
ltebenoe Welibforn tpie eerufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03
Sia yanoalia, YennlDlpania=Ya bn.

Gin Billet bie1er 2inie erfter @laiie
nab SEEM gorf bereGtigt ben Sn=
baber in IS abingtDn, Bal
t tmDre uno 8biIabeIphia
einen sebntdaigen Mufentbait su
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberales
3u~9eitdnbniB.
Wegen gin5elbeiten menbe man
iiH an ben unterseihneten.
S. 9. &iIgDre,
Geifenoer Bafiagier Maent,
ll8 Beit Srend Blace, San Na.
tDniD. Teras.
60 Sbr braudt bas .9eras
Yrioe" uno X BenrI
5la1benbier nidt gu trinfen,
neil es elm beimildes @ebrdu lit un6
petl ibr oaourb Cure Gtaot unb ben
qa115en Saomeiten gu entuidelu
BELT, onbern neil eS ba8
bette 8ier m Marfte 1T,
tpas Sbr nah elmer Brobe u~nbeoinat
5ugeben peroet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-03

0sullHCuultCuiWuittU yet UItt IgreI
Nubuna ber peritreut in Der Qemeins
iamen Glur gele9enen Stiife feb unb
geuobnt tuar, lit bier ausgeiAlofen.
9a8 BunoeS : GeimitdttenaeIeb,
unter benz bic Mniieoler oas Qan6 10
gut ruie umionit betamen, berftdrtte
Die Tenoens gum Nnbau in ginaelQe=
bbften, oenr es mahte CUR eriten Be-
oingung, oaB Der @ruerber oes
@runoftlfea es bempbner uno aus
iblieBlih gum eieenen @ebrauh aug
ruben ione.
go fibt Der Sarner, dbnlih tuie
Elm nieoeridhiiider Bauer, einlam
alf ieiter Sarm, untgeben so1 elner
Wnaabl auf Stiiden BON aleider
@rDBe uno Beihahenbeit lebenoen
Nahbarr, nit benen er ourh feiner=
lei @emeinoeperbano pereint 1T.
Diefe D0Iiae uneebunoenbeit nad
oer ioaialen Seite bin bat oaau bei>
aetraeen. ben farmer tiibn uno
ielbftftdnoig au MAIDEN; 1ie bat aber
audi ieoes 6eingefibl unterbunben,
nit benz Der oeutihe Bauersman,
am eigenen 6ero, an Der BEL,
matbliben 5lur. ben D%urfaemartun.
gen, ben @emeinoeeinrihtunaen.
tura an Der aft aeruUbnten @abbars
i6aft, bangt.
Wobreno Der Sarmer in. 0oro.
atnerifa auf Der einen Settle benz
i%petulatloen unternebmertbum nabe
ltebt, lit er auf Der anberen aud per,
nanot NIT benz Snouftriearbeiter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
Business at the Court House.

The county commissioners met Tues
day. W. w. Forney, reelected, James
Hollenbeck. the new commissioner
from the Third district, qualified and
the board was at once organized by the
re election of D. G. Grippen, chairman
Commissioner Hollenbeck, while start.
ing out cautiously. has already given
evidence that he will make a valuable
member of the board.
Bonds of the various county officials
were accepted and the new men
started out upon their duties.
For the present w. r. Morgan is as.
sisting Wood Craven in the treasur.
er's office.
Clerk of Courts Jay Dudley says
that court has been called for Jan. 10
The following petit jurors have been
drawn: James Petty, U. S. G. Robin.
son, L. S. Heppner, Fred Berg, Joe
Marty, Enoch Jones, E. S. Weldon, M
Atall, Peter Ripper, Arthur Shirk, Jas
McMenamin, w. R. Henderson, j. M
Gamet, W. W. Stewart, VIM. Landers
]. L. Louks, Mike Kilbone, Jas. Glib.
son, Herman Mailer, j. M. Orr, Henry
Friday. Matt Bingham, Ed. Kent, A. P.
Strouse, c. E. Roe, Geo. Sweat, j. B.
Graves, Albert 7. Lowery, J. NJ. Gross,
Paul George, and G. E. Griffith.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
Something Original at Last.

At the Opera House for an engage
ment of Monday Jan. 18th will be pre-
sented the comedy, "Other People
Money" A strong claim is made for
its originality and the opening of a
new field in the line of a dramatic
composition. The comedy is of high
class, and in all cities where it has
been presented it has met with great
success.
The company is headed by the
scharming Coincidence, Dainty May
Sargent, who has for many seasons
maintained the reputation of being
the most superbly gowned woman on
Sthe American stage.
The list of American plays which
shave won success is being continually
bsxtended, and one of the latest addi.
Stions is "Other Peoples Money!
which was submitted to the approval
Eof q metropolitan audience at the M ad
icon Square Theatre, New York City
and scored an instantaneous hit.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
Hfndoo Women.

Hindoo women arc very beautiful.
and. like most other women, they like
to set off their charms by the wearing
of jewels. Those of the rich are often
exceedingly valuable, and any amount
Of them are Worn. A IIindoo lady
wears large nose ring, q number of
rings in her ears, bangles galore ON her
wrists and arms, anlslets of silver CT
gold and ring on every toe. These or
naments are very becoming to her dark
beauty, and naturally they are great
source of pleasure, but unfortunately
one which. together with the wearing
of colors, is denied to widows. whose
lot is a particularly hard one.
Anyhow Hindoo woman has not a
particularly cheerful life, for as she
must never look upon the face of any
man but her husband it is spent entire
ly in her hsme which, even if she be
rich, is not in the least pretty. The
rooms are small and dingy, have bare
walls, very little furniture, and their
only outlook is upon the interior court
yard, which is not made bright and
pretty, but is usually without a vestige
of tree or flower.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
~ >~-----' .-O O--~-----E-@
Teeth of the Beaver.

The beaver is armed with two long
cllisellike teeth in each jaw. These
teeth are exceedingly powerful and are
to a beaver what an TX is to 4 woods
man. One such tooth taken from the
lower jaw of a medium sized skull
they can be removed without diff
Guilty, unlike the most of ours is bent
liito nearly Il semicircle and measures
five inches along it's outer curve. Only
one inch of this lcngth projects from
the skull. The corresponding one from
the upper jaw is bent into more than Il
complete half circle and measures upon
its outer face four inches, of which
less than an inch protrudcs from its
bone casing. In width each tooth is
tive-eighths of an inch. Examination
of one of them reveals the secret OF
how a beaver can perform such feats
as chopping down Il birch tree sixteen
inches i'm diameter, not to speak of
softer woods, like the basswood, of
much greater size.
The tooth is composed of two ma
terials. Along the outer face or front
of the tooth is a thin plate of exceed
ingly hard enamel. On the inner, form
ing the body OF the tooth, is a sub
stance called dentinc The dentine.
being softer. wears away with use.
The thin enamel remains comparative
ly unworn, so that the tooth assumes
the shape of keen chisel that never
grows dull. The tooth is hollow at the
base for half it's length and is filled
with a nourishing substance which
keeps it constantly growing.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
To seek National Irrigation.

A delegation from w q Flat, in the
northeastern portion of Fall River
county, consisting of Messrs. a. X.
Mills, w. b. Tice. r. H. Mosher and T..
s. Weldon, was In town Monday inter
viewing Congressman Martin relative
to enlisting the aid of the National
: irrigation law toward having q ditch
constructed from the Cheyenne river
! to the Flat along the old Henton sur
vey. Mr.. Martin explained the pro-
visions of the law to them and gave
them considerable encouragement for
their enterprise. They say the ditch
will be thirty-four miles long, and
would irrigate about 2l,0OO acres of
land. They believe there are three OK
ceptionally fine reservoir sites along
the route. They purpose to circulate
petitions at once asking for survey
of the site. Upon the completion of
Ithe survey the facts are all presented
to the Interior Department together
with such recommendation as the sur
veyors in charge see fit to make, and
the whole plan hinges on that report
Ii Che scheme is feasible one the un-
dertaking will be commenced without
any great delay. The land that would
come ander the proposed ditch is ex-
ceptionally fine, @aa wiM produce i'm
mense crops of everything that can be
produced i'm the northwest when it has
sufficient moisture If this irrigation
plan proves feasible there are a great
many others in this portion of the
state that will be undertaken.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-01-09
SEEN ny OUR SOCIETY REPORTER

MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Taylor left Sun
day for 500 City.
Miss Winifred Osmotherly went to
Ardmore Sunday to finish teaching her
term of school,
Miss Edith Bradley left Sunday
night for Omaha to resume her studies
at Brownell Hall.
Mrs. Turner, who has been visiting
Mrs Anderson, left for her home in
Omaha Sunday night.
The ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Osmotherly at their home on
Friday evening.
The Pastime Club held their dance
at the Evans Friday evening. An un-
usual large number were present and
all had good time.
One Thursday evening there was a
dance a Cascade Quite number of
the Hot Springs people went over and
report having a fine time.
Mr.. Rollin McMaster, who has been
spending his vaction at the home of
his uncle, Mr.. Murphy, left Sunday for
Rugby School, Kennelworth, Ill.
On last Thursday evening Miss e.
Mae Murphy delightfully."- entertained
about twenty young people at her
pleasant home on College Hill. Pro-
gressive high five was the feature of
the evening. The ladies' prize, a
choice piece of burnt wood work, was
won by Miss Edith Bradley and the
gentlemens' prize, "a handsome deck of
cards. by Bert Fargo Dainty refresh
ments We're served, after which the
guests departed declaring the evening
a most enjoyable one