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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

'arbeioer tun tire Elmer ON Dasen %
er uel tleot, u1ette oe; beFDtteoe, bet e
at xbele Iiat".
9fu maa ou bliue uanpittis, fsr @am'
funbet bltper tnteresieret, | big. Gror
'su lite, at mango menneitet btste
Torenebe Stater buroe uere / ct 6ensiel,
Jon Di'iieier / 6euesftaba: =.
s. Dernaif betpber" @5pcialtsme oeiaa,
at Snbuitrternf ftal beftgres af ale
t TeQesitab. Ser er to @Iass @ocia
lisme: Demotratiit # @ocialisme os Sn>
perial Soctaltsme. Set er ben ferfe,
pi tiemper for. Det fprite @lass bar
pt isien / be offentltse @eie, % Solicit
ieIu bar &ontrol oper benz / bpert Di>
itritt. Set aubet @lass bar ri / nosen
l1bfretntns @tsempel paa Epflanb,
buor &etieren tontrolerer enbel af Gransz
portmtblerne.
Soetalismen flyer, at Tremifriotets
2ou er Samutrten, lite Ronturence.
Sen beiuarer @pprssmaalet: v9uem
er min NeIte." Tror bu enbnu, at
Socialtsme ct bet famine iom at belle
liqt2
(Mf Marcus W. &obbins npe
Hnn ..Er Sc en- @nrfnIif72M
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

$50 macebontlte Sniursenter bier
brebte peb Qanbsbpeu Sn'erbeib ipb to'
Snbieen Yresba ben 2lbe Mtat. Sn:
iur9enterne, ber bapbe en- bel Vel Dpna'
nit, ioste 8eFpttelie / 2anbsbpen oe
bleu dnsrebet af tyrtifte Eropper.1 &am'
pen uareoe 80 elmer, % tililut Bier
ale 5uie brenbte) af Gprterne eQe1
ipren9te 2uften meb Dpnamtt. 16o
Gig blep funbne I ,&uiuerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28
Ter8ns Ta4s, Mtnmefota. e8oe geat 1908.
8prnttaet Me8.,-

s Otlaboma Terrttortum bat be'
ueret &esn buer Das i'24 Dage op til
Manoae, % enbba par ter lbRster til
mere. s @nib bleu 6unbreber al
Menneiter biemlsie Mat til Ssnoas,
'tbst bet tnbttaf ct Stpbrub:. ueft 70,
gpen ueb Mibnotsttb, mems. Tolt Lao
os ioe. gn @aubbplse tire Sob. bp
pelteoe fig mob 8pen, os fsr noseu
ptbife bet. uar 6uiene omstune al Wanb.
Man9e mtteoe ale fine Gieubele. @tas
ben anlaaes til 100000 alene / bel
lape 2anb ueo @nib. % man tror, bel
pil bltue meset mere, naar man faar
bere fra bet @teo, buor Stpbruoet fanbt
iteb.
Senba9 par Der en- Tornabo en-
liben 8p, iom beber Gois ueitlise
Otlaboma. Eretten &efoentier bleu
poela9te.
S Otlaboma @itY par ber o9iaa ct
operoroentli9t &e9n Scat til Senba9, %
Sraben Der anQaaes til 100000.
Torreiten par Der baar6t Weir paa
mango andre @teoer / Ter.itoriet %
ltseiaa &ani las os SQtnois. 60 %le:
uatorer bleife neb t @arlot, SQ. &us
itnber al Greer bretfebes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Det npe Dampifib vl1ntteb States"
af Den auif>ameritanfte 2tnle oil
tiltrete fin fprite 2,ur fra &ipbeubaun
til Mmerita ben abie Suai, mebbauenbe
1900 Pasiaserer, aqe @tanbinaper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Temten Yerioner iatte Ntuet til, %
tpue eQer mere tom aluorli9t tilfabe
en- Acknowledgements Storm ner Normau
/ Nebraita Ssnbassaften. 9uer eneit.
8psnins Stormens @et blefe ne6.
Ner Tairftelb par Stormen ltgeiaa
itert, men Tolt blep parilebe os ip9te
EiIfu9t Rieloerne.
s &olfe, Soma, 70 Mil pef for
Des Moines, par Der oslaa uueir.
@n Mano blep brebt o9 ct Barn aloor.
lt9 laaret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

BenseforienbeIier % 8iuettipb af'
aibr man uel &eselen bebit pos be
lotale Mseuter. Wen bet saar 10 an
at itse til N9enten, at man uil bape
oenilass Torretninssr rapportereoe 9iens
nem y. 6. Sobniou g., ber par a2
Mars @rfartns % sebt Orb paa fig for
Baalloelisbeb % reoelis Bebanblins af
enbuer anbetroet Orbre. 9olb paa bin
@et, % lab insen Msent faa big til at
tipbe, buao bu lite ptl baue. !.
Stulbe en- Asent lite uiQe eller tunue
eftertomme bin 8esierins, Jag saa tit
en- anben, eQer ftrip birette til H., g.
Sobnion g., Minueapolis, Minu.s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28
(Mf Marcus W. &obbins npe
BOG v@r De en- Soetalif2)

Senator Mfart y. 9anna Ohio ba,
beiluttet at forbtnbre, at ben Republican:
ite Statss@onueutton bans Stat neit'
l1se ital ubtale fig Tausr at at glen:
nomtnere Prefbent 9tooieuelt. Smens
er Yrefbenten trembeles / 8eiten oe
fpnes at bliue alt mere o9 mere popule,
for buer Dag.
Sen anoen Senato: fra Obto, Tor'
ater. pil i69e at faa @onuenttonen til al
unbertette Yrefbenten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Denne 0erben ltoer. - 10000
menneiter Rmans 81, Riua, ble1
folst Wtars % WpriI, forbi be bunsre:
be. Mencene 1olste fig ielu til Tolt
be bebre itilleoe Strb9 ueo Streoerne,
% &uinoer os Born bleu iolst ion
Slaurr paa Rpfen. punoreber Dor.
Der bar peret uaar tire @an9e efte,
bueranbre bos bisle Tolt. Wil bette
rpre ben, ionl leuer Ouerf1oo % &res
ienbeb2 s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Minneiotas Gotalafbolbstelitabs lsbe
Narsmpbe bolbes / 5t. Yetri &trte,
Pait. @. 9. Dabls &alb, ben 1sbe,
l4oe os l5be SUM-. @tpos uil mpbe
be tilreifenbe 8opo % Wontepibeo ben
l2te Stunt. Sc. iom aster at reiie til
Meoet, 9ior pel at unberrette Die
Belsaas, Monteuibeo. Mtnn., berou..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

@n @mbebsmano Montana, jom
BAT meo Taareaplen at 9ipre, ani1aar
4ntal1et al Taar, iom omtom Sne,
itormen / neunte Stat fife rse, til
100000. Stormen parebe 3-4 Da9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

$ Trantri9 og |Spanien bar man
otsie Gage bolot ct Weooelpb meb Muto>
mobiler, o9 Neiultatet bleu, at tets
Menneifer bleu brebt, % ls tom till
ifabe. I'll ilut bleo Bebbelpbet forbubt
eIer itanbiet af Durtsbeoen bes9e
Qau6e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Set ffretteltge Blobbab, iou Bier
anrettet paa Seberne ben rusffe Yy
&iibineff bar uatt mesen 9arn1e mob
&usierne. Det paaitaaes nu aabent,
at bet iteoe meb @esiertnseus Btbenbe.
Den @ruiombeo % bet Barbari, iom
Ouerfaloet aabenbarer, ietter &uslanu
tilba9e til ben merte Etbsalber.
I'll 9ielp for be ulpttelise Spber
baube man fra Gbicaao fenpt $40, 900
ueo l1bsans af itfe l1se. Meset mere
er bleuen ienbt fra Stem Dort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

@n fire Mar 9aumel @pn al u.
Sobnion 8araboo, @is., bleu borte
en- Dag fife l1se, % man leote etter
Barnet SO elmer, for man fanbt bet
t9ien to Wil fra 9iemmet. Set baube
ba .peret ube belle Natten ct ftertt
&eon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Bpen Superior bar faaet iitanb en-
Beueselle, iom saar ub paa at faa
oonnet en- up Stot af norore Weinneiota,
norbre Wisconitn % ben pure Qalup al
Mt@i9an. Den npe ~Stat ital bebe
Superior, ON ben tommer iitanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

st fort BantFrma / 8oftou git fallit
Tor 1,osle Dase fben. Tirmaet bapbe
1pstuleret u1eo Bomulb % u1aaite andre
Eius. @ielben er en- Tierbebel MiQ.
Dollars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

gr Mart 6anna blanbt: Calamity
Howlers1 The Twin City Guardian
lfrtper:
vSenator M. u. 9anna @lepelanb,
Obio, iasbe tor omtrent tire Tiger ii6en /
en- Sale ueo en- Ueiboas, iom bleu bolbt
for en- af Stem gorts beoite Tiuants.
u1enb:
rs, mine 3errer, 9ior bebit at tase
Heb t Seilene, tbt bet er cling, iom
tpber paa, at en- at be itprfe Dantfer,
ion1 Werben nosen Sang iaa, er ,ferb
meb at tnbtreffe be Torenebe @tater.
Mrbeiberne 2anbet er misfornsiet meb
Daslennen, ibet be paai ifaar, at 2pnnin>
8erne lite bar ifeset famine Torbolo
iom Yrtien paa Wabuarerne. Dette
ct en- Paaitanb, iem let tan blipe
beutlf ueb at benuiie til Eabeller, Iem
fnbes I Brab1treets e0er Dunns, % 10
inarere ri foritaar benne @ibe af bet
politiite @perssmaal, beito bebre pil bet
bliue for os os Torretninssfoltet,, buis
Yltat bet ct at bielpe til at bepare.
Seq er lanst fra at ie Ginsen fra ben
lpie @ibe. Seq fer tpbelist, at @torms
itperns tretter op ouer ben politife
@ttlline. Mrbeioerne optassr burtig
ben reuolutionere Mono, iom tnbprentes
al Socialiferae, Der ipreoer fin pro>
pasanba alleuesne, og ben berer Trust
Mrbeibernes &etter. 81 Rapttaliiter
sisr bebft t. ttte at lutte pore Dine for
bisie iuansre aienbssierninger men
npoe benz % lebe beres Slb inb pore
poIitiife Partter.. P" + 49,. s'.'::
Seq uarf1er eber ON bisie Eesn, Der
betgber iaa meset for os, % miaber
eber om Msbpenbisbeben af at sipre alt
eeers Mast forat' fanoie, buab jes n1eb
Beitemib:o tror nil enbe I en- iocial @es
pollution, om ri fortietter paa ben Waa.
be, iom ri bar aiort be fife ii Mar.
Set Ct ri. iom feiler.' Nlt. iom
@aQ Street tunse sisre forat foifre
usreter, er bet ffpIbtst I at bape giert. |
Mil1ioner efter Miltoner af securities
er bleuen ubftebt, % ben fore @tboel>
tlasie er bleuen pun1pet tpr. |
Mrbeibsfoltets @une til at tipbe er
bleuen itorlisen reouceret, % ri bar
stuet Mrbeiberen enbuer Opmuntrina til |
at siprt Opter.f Maar ben: Dag toms
u'er5 - os ben tonmer inart -uilbe
leg lite aipe EN- rnill:for s. Pierpont
:6opeb,, tbi- Mrbeioerne babler
bam for mango al BE- tibltsers 2ibelier.
Saalebes fpler leg Sttlingeu, % ies |
eeoerr' alporlist at u.iearte eoer
bette @arieI." s3'sS1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

poif : Departemeutet bolber rtstta
Gtorpalf ipaar. Sen enc @mbebs>
tmanb efter ben anoen bltper afiat for
Mistisbeoer, % npli9 blep 5000 Tor:
fremmelier af poifbetiente 9iort uepls
bise paasrunb af be siorte Toranbrins
ger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28
Rrtssttemninsen uebuarer frembeles
Sapan, % &uftntnserne fortiettes.

: en Srbebranb' | gbilabelpbia sbe.
.lasee @ienbom for $1,000, 900 @sn>
,ba9saften. Ere Branbmenb tom til>
'ifabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28
arbetoet taa 9nteIterett tore aaar
" H. tttes Qraft.
Den bliuer ferbie I Ottober.

Miltoner af Dollars er ubuunbet peb
@rubebrift. Alt bet @ulb, @slu, Rob<:
ber, Blp aa andre Wineraler, iou, fin.
bes, ct bleune sraune frem af Sorben.
Store Diui6enbs erbolbes ifabis I @ru.
beattier, ioet be iterite % risefte @ruber
I 8eroen blep aabneoe, mems Mttierne
tunbe blipe tiebt for nosIe Gents @tpta
tet. 0s anbrinselie at imaa Penser
fummer bar meofert itor @isoom for
mango, iom baube Gremipn not til at
tipbe enoel> Mttier fra Bespnbelien.
Nfebenror er neunt nosle faa Miner, og
buao be bar betalt uo Dipibenbs:
Bunter 9iu & suutuan,
Sbabo, Splu os Blp..$ S 1884, 900
De9amare, Soabo.. go. 2,490, 900
Empire State, Sba6o..... l,l75,2 ,2s2
Trtsco @oniolibateb, Soabo 92o, 600
Buffalo Jump, Soabo... 100000
Stanbaro, Sbabo. ...... 2,415, ,o00
National 2ea6, Sbabo... ll,6o0, 900
Ontario, Utah.. ....... ii, 737,0O
Mnaconoa, Montana. -. 1880, 900
Calumet & 9etla, Mi@. 1850, 600
Dette er Blot no9le faa. Ser ct
!6unoreber al @ruber be fore MineroI=
@estoner / @eiten, (o9 ri er benne
@esion). Ser ubpinbes af benz en-
Mensbe eble Metaler, % @ttie= @ierne
gipr bet sobt berueb. Da ri bar uaret
iaa belbis at ttre % enbel al btsle
MfineralsTratter, tror ri, at bisie osiaa
inart ital belbe fine Statte neb Snou>
lsriens Stieb. 81 bar en6el Mttter
ieien til loc @tpttet. S;ben p,l lite
mere blipe iolst for ben Yris. Senb
tnb e6ers Orbrer for ben sbe Stunt.
Set er maafs ben enelte 4nlebntng t
eoers 2iu. e@rbpbtsf,
st. 6. 8etnertion, Pres.
Part &iper, sc. ..
&. Maartman, @eneraIa9ent,
Part &iper, sc. 8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

q @torme os ousrioiu,melier sisr
Stabe .Nebrafta os Ranfas osfaa
benne l19e. =. '---7-@- ~.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-05-28

Snbbgbellet til. Brpllupper trp,.es
11ssblabsts Etytteri.' 8ss1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10

Aples~a Murderer es james r. Me-
Cam says nrttish Empire Win
See that gBe Gets Jassice.

81. louis. July 3.-Fredcrick Sey'
mour Harrington. more commonly
known a. Lord burlington. was held
Ter the murder OF James Il. McCann
BY roroner's jury M Clayton Thurs
day. The verdict Of the jury was as
strong as il could be made. Barring
ton said. after il had been returned.
that he had not expected anything
else. He admitted that the crcum-
stances precluded any other decision.
lie refused 10 testify. and nobody tes-
titled in his behalf.
There will be some big surprises"
ne said. before my trial is over. The
British empire will interest itself in
my behalf and / will have plenty of
good counsel. 1 am not a particle
worried by the verdict Three-fourths
Of the evidence taken by the coroner
caused useless waste Of time. had
admitted nearly all If IT."
The most important evidence Of the
day was given by Thomas Coleman. a
fiagman for the Wabash railroad.
Coleman said he heard shot fired
over in the direction If the stone
quarry where Met AIMS BODY was
found. about eleven o'clock the night
~ the murder. The shot was fol
lowed by the cry:
Don't kill me- from the same Iii
-ection.
Coleman declared that the man
whose voice he heard was piteously
begging to be saved. He hea rd a Sec
ma shot, then CRYING and moaning
or i've minutes. followed by a ter /
ihle stiffness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
WAS CHAS. ALGER DRUGGED9
eers"us Illness of PostH AIxer,
OF Han nihai. No.. At uis
Brother's Home In Detroit.

Detroit. Mich. July 7.-Charles Al
ger. postmaster of Hannibal. No. lies
az the residence of his brother. sen
ator Alyer. in this city. in semi
conscious condition. and physicians
are unable 10 determine whether he il
suffering from the effects Of excessive
heat or from drug administered BIZ
revengefui enemies. 1t is said that
Mr.. Alger has been Instrumental in
suppressing the work Of so-callei
green goods men who have operated
in Missouri of late. and il is feared
his condition is the result Of drugs
they may have secretly administered
10 him. II is believed Mr.. Alger came
In contact with representative Of
the green goods men in Cleveland. AT
hotel in that city. il Is said. he was
robbed Of his pocketbook and n CON
siderable sum Of money. Later. while
paying his bill at the cashiers desk
he was taken i'll. and when he reached
Detroit was partially unconscious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
COUNSEL FOR HARRINGTON.
The Alleged Murderer VIII Have
Counsel Provided ny Fellow
Countrymea in 81 Louis.

81 Louis. July 3.-Maj. Yates. who
Visited the Jail at Clayton. Tuesday
had short conversation with Bar
ringfon Wednesday, after which he
announced that the prisoner had un-
1ouptedly been a private in the En-
gish army in India.
The visitor said he had been a SER
yeant major in the English army, and
that after retiring. about twenty
years ago, came TO this country and
bought stock ranch in Illinois. Since.
hat time he claims to have been
more or less n 81. Louis
Maj. Yates insists on providing
counsel for Harrington. though the
latter appears Indifferent about il IL
=. orenbacher. of st. Louis. accom-
oanled Maj. Yates A sergeant-at-
aw OF the kings bench. England. vii.
also be employed. according 10 the
major. TO assist in the defense.
Maj. Yates stated that the mans
name Is Barton and not harrington.
lie said that on account of his nation
atty he and other Englishmen in st
Louis would see that attorneys were
provided TO protect his interests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
NEW ILLINOIS CAME LAW.
No Man May Hunt In uISasi.. Vow
Except "n His Own Ground,
without = License.

Springfield. ILL.,. July According
10 The new game law. which, went in
TO effect Wednesday. in this state.
both resident and visiting hunters
are compelled 10 take out a license.
The only exception II when man 10
hunting on his own property. The
residents pay 81 for their license and
ten cent 70 the clerk who issues il.
Non-residenis pay SIS for their H.
cense and 80 cents TO the clerk. The
owner Of the license is identified by
ms signature on the license and a
minute description. The holder Is
compelled TO have the license in his
possession al all times when hunting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
ACCIDENT IN YACHT RACES.
Carl H. Olsen, n seaman of the Co.
1umbia. Washed Overheard aud
Drowned on Newport

Newport. Il. T.. July 3.-For the first
time in the history Of American 90
footers fatal accident occurred
Thursday. Carl Il. Olsen. seaman
on the old cup defender Columbia.
was washed from the bowsprit inst
before the yacht reached the first
turn in Thursdays race and was
drowned
When the Yacht lifted from the big
wave into which she had plunged o.
sen was seen almost under the stem
clinging TO the bobstay. but before
assistance could be given him the
sloop dropped into another great
comber and he was not seen after
ward.
Capt. Miller Of the Columbia thinks
that Olsen was struck by the over
hang Of the craft as il came smashing
down and Knocked insensible. The
Columbia came into the wind instant
~. Two life buoys were thrown into
the water and the tender was put
overheard as quickly as possible. Two
men jumped into the tender and
rowed around for 20 minutes ready
TO pick Olsen up IL he came 70 the
surface. The sailors swarmed up
the mast and watched closely from
the spreaders for some signs Of the
unfortunate man. but without sue
cess. Out Of respect to the dead man
the Columbia withdrew from the race.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
INVESTIGATION oRDERrn
That Glove Contract with T.. u
Lyon to he Look ed Inso

Washington. July 3.-Secretary
Root had conference with Gen.
Humphrey, quartermaster-general.
ana 'ol- Patten, who has charge OF
me clothing supplies for the army.
regarding the contract for gloves
with +. X. Lyon, who. 1t is claimed.
obtained his supply OF gloves from
the firm which Representative Littau-
er. Of New York. is member. The
secretary has directed that an inquiry
be made into the whole subject with a
view to ascertaining whether any
officer made contracts in violation OF
the statutes and for such other in
FORMATION as may be obtained.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10

When the German emperor was al
school at Cassel. he and his brother,
Prince Henry, lodged i'm an old castle
near. but in the school the tA,o boys
we're treated exactly like any other
youn gsters- On one occasion. il is re-
lated master knowing that Prince
William was backward in Greek. and
wishing to curry favor with him. told
him secretly what the subject Of the
next days examination would be.
Early next morning the prince went
into the classroom and wrote the in
formation on the black board in huge
letters, not wishing to have any unfair
advantage over his schoofcilows.-
Gin cinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
A GREEN BUG BOON TO TEXAS.
\ vOrn~ious and UnreIentinx Euemy
60 the Cotton boil WeevfI
Has Appeared I'm Texas.

Austin, Tex. July 3.-The cotton
boil wcesil, which caused loss Of
more than 100000 bales 81 cotton III
Texas last year, has found voracious
enemy in the shape Of a small green
bug This bug suddenly appeared 81
cotton fields south of here few days
ago. and il has already devoured all
OF the boil weevils on a number Of
plantations. The bug does not at.
tack the cotton plant. but seems to
subsist entirely on the boil weeyil
Etomologists have gone to the scene
to investigate the situation. The wee
VII has spread TO all parts OF the cot
ton belt Of Texas and has become the
greatest menace 10 the cotion-grow-
ing industry Of the south.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10

Philadelphia. July 2.-The fiscal
year of the United States mint here
Just ended, was record breaker in
the number of coins. medals and dies
struck; and the increase in the pro-
ducuon was accomplished without
any material increase in expenses
According TO the report made by
supt. Lands to the treasury depart.
ment, the coinage was ;9.sss. 100
pieces greater than the previous year.
an increase in medals Of 1852 pieces
and an increase OF sos dies.
About $500, 100000 worth OF coined
bullion was counted and weighed. as
follows: Gold coin, $4,000. 900: gold
bullion. sac. 100000; silver dollars
W. 100000; silver bullion. 500. 600. 900
Besides this. there was a large
amount Of subsidiary silver. MCKEE
and bronze.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
GOOD YEAR FOR RAILWAYS.
Ont Few Roads Sold Inder Judu.
ments-Oniy Five Lines FAN
In Meet Civilizations.

Chicago, July 3.-It has been a poor
year so far, the Railway Age saws.
for steam railway receivers. and the
business Of selling railways unicr
foreclosure has also been remarkably
dull. No steam railway company in
the United States pcrating as much
as 30 miles Of road has become in
solvent. and only five little lines Of
from four TO twenty-cight miles have
failed to meet their interest obliga-
lions during the last six monhs.
During the six months only three
roads were sold under judgments.
These roads were the Champaign 4.
Southwestern, II miles: the Chicago
q Southeastern. i27 miles, and the
Berlin branch. seven miles.
While the era Of receiverships ami
foreclosures OF steam railways ar
pears. for the present. 10 have ceased.
the void which their absence from the
courts has made begins to be filled
by the financial misfortnnes Of elec
trio RAILWAYS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10
THE POSTAL DEFICIENCY.


Washington. July Capt. Castle
the auditor Of the treasury for the
post Office department, has made the
onhclal estimate that the postal de-
hciency for the fiscal year lust closed
will be si.6l7,203 The deficit for the
previous fiscal year was - .96i. no.
The big increase is attributed 10 the
enormous increase in expenditures for
the rural free delivery service during
The past year. The receipts Of the
postal service for the year were sl34.-
1os,oos, and the expenditures. s13s.-
es9.sl2 The deficiency in the free
delivery service is not vet definitely
known beyond the estimate made
weeks ago by the postmaster-reneral
that il would be S22- 900 by the close
OF the fiscal year. The deficiency.
however,may prove considerably larg-
er than that figure.
Postmaster-General Payne. accom-
panied by Mrs. Payne. has left. en-
route for the Catslxills. where they
viii remain over the Fourth of July
Mr.. Payne stated that he felt much
better than he has of late. despite
the severe heat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-07-10

The jams Of India agree with the
Buddhisis In disalbwing those Brah-
manical ceremonies, which involve the
destruction OF life. Being rigid veg.
etarians, they take extreme pains not
to inJure any living creature. They
may drive a snake out OF the house, bu I
they spare its life. a rajah or prince
Of this persuasion says: I'VE endeayor
TO avoid even green vegetables. under
the idea that cutting the plant may
hurt It, We would not needlessiy pluck
a leaf from a tree. lest the tree should
possibly feel pain" Similar was the
superstition OF a kindergartner. who
taught the children that when ii was
necessary % pull up garden weeds.
they should be carefully replan,ed in
some other rlace.-Youth's Compan-
ion.