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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Remember II you begin treatmen at $40 YOU will continue at he same low Zee
unit cured. Doctor Powell guarantee that the mosts stubborn and complicated case
WILL note exceed 500 for ont Who'll MONTH
d. Powell wishes to emphasize he facf that ali chronic sease
yield to freatmen muc more rapidly during he summer m early all.
or thfsr reason h makes this pecfa oder Il this fine, Rcn h tesf-
moafals below begin treatment ut once.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

band. she occupied apartments in Brook
lyn. from which she was summoned to the
hospital.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

Mr.. John Pallischitz of 22s5 Blow
street was afflicted with deafness and dis
tressing head noises. due to aggravated
nasal catar-h, went to the Powell Medicai
Institute and was cured. In speaking OF
his case he said: 81 have suffered with
cataIrh and deafness for seven years. was
so deaf that ! could not hear common
conversation I had tried many doctors
and I thought had tried every kind OF
treatment and got no relief. But / found
the electro-medtcated treatment entirely
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27
Knee Pants Suits

n our great second-hoor salesroon, devoted entirely
to Boys Clothing, we show Knee Pants Suits in all
regular styles and many novelties-for boys of 3
years and up to 16. Fancy Sailors and little Belted
Suits with Elton collars; Mannish Double. Breasted
Suits; Norfolks, with Knickerbocker trousers, and
Double Breasted Norfolks-these and others in ali
the new fabrics for fall, in hundreds of handsome
patterns and solid blues and blacks, in absolutely
Guaranteed f1sn qualities .:S2.25 to $3.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

After the age of IS or 50, when the vital powers are natr
It is noticed that a hurt of any kind heals slowly and often a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
SCOTT & BOVINE,

sal. En- la cacerola Sc echa un cuarto
de kilo de azt1car molida Y refnada &
igual cantidad de harina de dor. con
raspadura muy fna de corteza de
limon, como para llenar I'LL par de c,,-
charaditas &c las de cafe. Todo este Sc
bate con la manteca derretida hasta
formar un todo homogeneo desagre-
gado, entonces Sc agregan cuatro
huevos, claras y yemas, y Sc revuelve v
bate para ligar la masa Y convertida en-
papilla espesa Y bien trabada.
Se LENA un molde que Sc ha enpra.
sado primeramente con manteca derre-
tida que Sc ha dejado luego enfriar
Sc aflade una alnendra de las bafIadas
de Alcoy, y Sc cuece todo clio en- vein,
te minutes al horno fuerte.
Sc deja enfriar y Sc SAGA del molde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
CDcina v reposteria
HUEvOS REvUELTOS

Sc echan en- Ia sarten, sazonandolos
con sal y pimienta. affadiendo una GU
charada de caldo colado 8 de sustancia.
Sc ponen sobre fuego lento, meme eando-
los y cortandolos con la cuchara hasta
que especen; Sc retiran en- seguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
TORTA DE REYES

Sc derriten en- una cacerola de 10 Z
Q gramos de manteca de VI cas- sin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31
Incidente ParIamentario

En- TN discurso prolijo
Sc defeudio Su Excelencia,
y q pesar de su elocuencia
nadie sabe 10 que dijo.
Sin embargo, al concluir
hubo arlausos oportunos,
y basta querfan algunos
hacerselo repetir.
De antemano Sc saba
que en- el asunto en- question
no habfa Interpolation,
debate, nj algarabfa.
Asi es que cause sorpresa
el arranque inesperado
con que un joven Diputado
pidio permiso 4 la mesa.
Curiosidad, sensation
hubo en- la Camara entera.
-iQuien es?oNo 10 se-Cualquiera.
I'm infeliz-iDel monton!
(Una pausa regu!ar.)
Ell buen hornbre no pod1a
romper a hablar. Parecia
que no acertaba 4 empezar.
Pullas, riSitas, rumores. -.
hasta que, vieuuo ell bromazo.
do al pupitre un pufIetazo
y airado exclamo:-iS iSehores!-
Miro la tribuna. Ali
estaba su amor. .--iQue bella
Sc encaro el hombre con ella
murmurando:-iVa por tt
Y comenzo su oracion
valiente, digna, elevada. -.
iFue un discurso de acerada
rudfsima oposicion'
Palido ell ministro ola
ell capftulo de cargos,
duros, crueles y amargos.
Temblaba la .nayoria
dandose "in mentis" al cuerno.
ANTE aquella voz potente,
Sc estaba viendo inminente
Ia caida del Gobiernol
Al terminar ell discurso
solo en- el salon Sc ola
ell rumor con que aplaud1a
entuSiasmado ell concurso.
Tanta era la admiration
que, con justicia, causaba
rel orador que brotaba
de la sombra del lnonton.
Algeria sin igual
sentla en- ei alma, cuando
fue a la tribana buscando
a la mujer ideal.
Por ella lucho valiente
en- la desigual querella,
isuyo era ell triunfoi iPor ella
hab{a estado elocue tie.
Y ella. .Icosa singular
Tambien hubiera aplaudido;
ipero Sc hab1a dormido
sin poderlo remediar!
SINESIO DELGADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31

&zs94-@

Res,auradO convenientemente
este establecimiento, con tOdas las
cOmOdidades necesarias para el
mas exigente y al estilo mOdernO,
resulta hoy ser el mej0r en- esta
pOblaoi0n p0r t0d0s c0ncept0s y
sin disputa.
Esta situado en- 10 mas centrt
co, frente q Ia plaza principal =
con vistas q tres GALES.
Cuenta con un nuevo cOmef0r
espacioso Y veDtilad0. VarieAad
en- las eomidas, estas 6 Ia osrta.
Habitaciones freseas y amplias.
Filtr0 Pasterir, salon de lanos,
cuadro indicator el6ctric0 1nod0-
ros y hmpieza extremada.
sszNa5S%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31

Estando padeciendo de catarro agudo determine
tomar preparado que nombre parecido al
de emulsion anunca esta capital. Ese preparado
produjo gran mitacon el tubo DIGESTIVE por cuya
obligado slspender uso Por conseio del
DR.. Don Delfn Guerra empec6 tomar la Emulsion de
Scott y hoy encuentro casi restablecido.
para que conste irmo ell presente en- la Habana, q
de Agosto de 1902.
FEDERICO ENTRALGO
Residenca, Gale del Hospital ne 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-31

LEY E-EIPO OT'ECARIA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERs.
gI3 F ST NV
Trustees sale of Valuable
Building Lots in the Subdi-
vision Known as "Baenna
Vista" an Addition 10 Ana
costa, D. 6.

BE virtue on a etl.-1lIi ue-t 9. rust u'ii5 =
corded u Iiner Ao. ~ f - L.li2 = E SCI: q
lhe laHl Ist1iIs l 81 y 80
ana az NE ie4t-s. Oh '.s ll-tl L-'l 100
secured thereby tne u'iiefsi =A4i trustee VT
seit at puotle adeti'5i, On tlis t'le7zsI a. &c
corner 81 l7ta ana E5aPotl2 s.Es-.s s. On X
DAY, TUE al - ~ Ar tsti-f lg'a' t5H-
NENtiNtF a : s. Si-'''h r. d. anu c5lills-i-
ing until ali tne tots are 500, the ioilo%lIis
described land and premises situate N the
tinguished IS original lots u, ., and "a Of
the sualiF oi ltiaJ certain tract q tli3o n
SAID county. known Is IhlcIesleF' mace oy Is
D. GsrpenJerr surveyor ana AIlo'Fh as part
or the Iai6urt estate excepting sAca parts ~
said lots a. TsEa s1id aHd reie2ssd from the
operation 81 sai- deea o. -tFlist II tne saodl-
''slrn ~ s7l't los -'s - slli = : mace @li1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AglUONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
H0RkS-Carpets autisep-icaIIy cleaned BY our
modern process Carpets taken up, cleaned,
stored, and ralsid. Mattresses made to order
and Tcuaia- Iron beds springs. c5tlchez divans
AMI cots " NEWMlER, 81 Iirh ST. NV.
Phone, Main SUI spI4GJt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-IaU.p grass, flower and garden
seed, spring bulls. PARROTS canaries. fancy
poultry dogs, cats, etc. SCHNID'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th ST. nv mhlf-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

TIE WASHTNGT0E COLLEGE &d AMI T SIS.
ue.. opens ta Summer hoar5ors June J. Rooms
may Hoy. BE engaged Rates, $50 and mp per
MONTH M children. 5pI5-S31
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
STORAGE.

WHY PAY HIGH PRICES for SurareY Ne
store FOR - cents iaa5 per u9eaR +. room clean
and DRY. INVITED STATES STORAGE CO, us.
s2n. 40 ATtL e. NV auI5Sr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITER.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or co
Il MBIt. HOLDING A PROBATE CUIRT,
No H-Zgz, Administration.
This IS 10 give notice that the subscriber. OF
the state II AsHne-stl- i.-s obtained from the
Probate Court of -le District Of Columbia. let
tiers Of administration rE the estate NJ Gilbert
NLHGrr. ltts %. tle District a1 Columbia. de-
ce.lsel- All persons having claims against she
deceased JTa hereby warned O. exhibit The
ssfHa, with the vouchers thereof, legally IG-
tEe-gjCale.l, fr the subscriber on or before the
l5.H DAY or APRIL, s. d. 1904, otherwise
they may by law boz excluded from all benefit
o. sal. estate
Given under ans band this 18th day Of april,
1868
tSsaL) ROGER s. MUNGER.
Care ~ Simon Lyon
I4I6 ST. y "
Attest- join r. ROT FER,
Begatv Register IT Wills for abe District of
Columbia, Clerk IF the Probate Court.
LYON & LYON. Attorneys. GPI6zS.3l
N THE SUPREME COURT o. THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING s DISTRICT
CJJBT-JE no CaudcumaJlau ii part of jog
six t6i, I'D square y25. for az additional site
fJr "a Truck House for t;le District IT Co.
luUlAi4 Fire department District Court
TIE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED STATES
TO GEORGE j. BEhUBtR3 AND Ali
OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED GREET
ING.
You are hereby cited and ad4aafszsd Il, an
pear in shls court ou tine 2SD DAY OF APRIL,
1909 At Iu u'CL0tE g. ~. ana answer tae
petition tbs dag flied ia the above entitled
cause. anil show cause why the prayers 8f the
said petition slau.l mos be granted and the
land described In said petition. and shown on
tlle pat .luezCd thereto, be not Condemned for
au additional site tar track Haslse for the
District OF oluuua Fire Department..
Witness the Honorable Edward f. Bingham,
CtGrf Justice 81 the s1i1 Court. this 1874 day
.i April. 1898 John r. hotNG, Clerk.
Tv u. j. NElGS JR-, Asst. Clerk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
FOR RENT-FLATS.

Eu# REST Two fu- :grrre-room haus-b,s ping
fats. private bath. JOS IJtE ST. NV aulG-tt
FOR HTET -Five-rosa taJ on 5th 81. NV, OPP
l.s.a gara- rent low {. MARTIN BRAND,
lt'- d 81 nv ap-2-I
FOR RENT ga.y che Jeff: fit Of four losrus
sad bath: HH-l.-als tub; near cars. uartaea-.,
r,-E a7- SIS. EDWARDS & REEVES lHs.-
.+ l5.H avs apfi-Gt
ron RENT THE IA CRANDE, 9Th ST. NV, be
tween 7 and q, SIS. opposite Pension Bureau
Two WoanEa housekeeping apartments, FIVE
rooms and bath, aee,y EcHoF2JeI throughout;
front F5ea, tHor9alHIy heated. Second hoJT
So fourth floor, $3.50, on lease
UNFCRNi~UED E5oNlThc Astoria. Sd and
g. sis Hy-. single oE ca suiie; = Der month
ZIP: elevator ll1e.
AEAHTWENTS-Ih Ponhurst. As 81 ne,
a-ar -aveEHHsruC Printing Office. two modern
a-Isal aIlnE apartments fntI rooms and bath;
thorough order; 50. Apply 10 81. f. C0NEN-
Room =, Bliss Building. 81 3 ST. nH.
ar-tt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
Transatlantic Mails.

FRfDAY-ls} At 7:I5 p. -. for EUROPE,
per $ s. Eroup5luz Wilhelm from New York,
via Plymouth, Clefl5urz- and Bremen
fs} At 9.l5 =. a fer EUROPE. per >. =
ivernia. fro5u New j ark. sIa Queenstown
(c) AZ iI.25 p III. foF BELGIUM direct, per
s. s. Iceland srau EcV YORK Mail uuse 5s
directed per e. B. iceland.
(cJ At I.z5 D. r. for ITALY direct, Per & =
Gers. from view York. Nail must be directed
''P5r s. S. Gera-"
fcJ At HES D. M for SCOTLAND direct,
nor E.srussafr frrra New York Nail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

MAETED. s. married tarrn hand .a work q
~iS-r-e iut GCsr Chain Bridge. wages. $50 Hur
...-5..- lH.T--.aHE house .-a vegetable patch
9.s- Apply So. g. n.TTEkR -a- .=h ST. ur- IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EECE }2,FlF- Ie-r corner Tot in Brook-
s-i s- 2H cash. f1r - .513 modern brick
house Address BOZ 25l. this oa.ee s4li<
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

JEW ELRf STORE, clearing sI25 month"; worth
$50, for $3.50. rare chance.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL + St
s-fF-g-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or aEEP WANTED ADS
ROOMS FOR M
BOARDING
8o0sES AND 80AED-
0EE CENT a WORD
Minimum charge
lSc, one Insertion
ALL gTTFE CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS A WORD. THREE Oh
fOrE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, uNS
CERT a WORD.
Want ads. received at Erenrh Office,
EfoSH ANf'S PRES, FIETf3\ FUA@NN-
CE, $ }E, lprue- -2t and g. SIS y W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm, comfortable
durah'e, heaTTituj, audeVceyahlci prsItiveiy
painless DIR. l. B. WILSON. SO 18th s. ms.
aPs-5y'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-----------.
p ~ i-l'--' ..-' '' 80 --'.-7 .' ~
..f1. - -'" -- i5'' B. ''.'''
- az = 80 ~ -a-a-al
WANTED Furniture lsl5 ing contents of houses;
highest prices spot ess5 Hz"Eapz attention.
81 '4 's-.--1,- mrs d ILL., +.' -.la ST.
"i'+.,-
80. -, = i'.i a.. 2 .-'s "a" aye ..-,.
.- 1870 80 80 S.=..st ,'-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

WANTED 2Ed5Ie-aga5 -alrrrd woman far gen
ersi i.lsetyHrz 51 small family. Cali a't ssh
g. apIa-1r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
HELP WANTED-UALE.

4 n =
D. 4. -FR-E a.s II ST. 1r
------------- --.------------
D. - river iat 1EAt.i-> A---.al 4 ~.
WANTED s. married farm hand TO- a.r- a
~.N-.--e i.t near Chain Bridge WAGES $40 aoE
...r..... O., f..-r.-. :, r., 81
"fNL-.' -,.-.rarv cler1- E1f.=- Hrars.a NJ
L-...r- t.-i Elm ST. h"
WANTED Tenant .,rr--.,..- .- -.=-,f-- FL. live.
.a aauza =uG v.r. .ut rent sis. all aadarr
improvements Northeast Owner BON .f5,
-- ------ "I..--s
WANTED or girl ta ha generally ,rz.suI.
iona afa ST. agtt-s-
WANTED Good [r..----- l--T- - as a.,- --
nv
.,-z---------- ~
ill.,. .--+--.-,-l-g S,.ll r. .s.--fs ~. irr-s.--
ing. ad.ara-ae- journalism. rToa.-a.dinG. rsac-
faal r.l"rr-e.tT, StaargranlE. bookkeeping, or
e-.e.r''a. ,.41ar.IEfE sf's-. ~ alt- s..i.-
t''l professor Wlt'N interests E.T. tbiettr--
>is>HL\tl lNsiiiit TT 'F AMERICA Box
~ >eIaHl u. Ia. II
. = ANTEn t5rs.-class s..aen.-.er- good wages
go ST. S" aT--J
"a Stg.h-.i .ir-.-aI-s- raeat cutter and g-aea7g
...ns must " ..0 .I .''t N.T...E ...#-
l.''-- ''
.-----------
zen 2--..s--.-z- g-'e 81. NV. -=---
Az --te.5Fa Fa5te raea ta s'rau Windows
. -'' stewart 5s.tI..-.'#' "ta #fra j. SIS.
-tl-----
: " AZ iEt}-iF" BARRIERS faT Saturday. >-5
+ HHLr- STUDENT 20 wait ~ table s.r board. 5l7
+ IF 81. n" II
I WAIVED YaI5-- rr.r .-..-r country, -. rs-..ss
and nllis-t- good chance 60 right party Aanlv
~ I.-5 ..1 ST. nv ap'"-lt
! " kNTED Bow 60 holm s- zs-.rs. -r.r tf-
/ WsTTEH-A vlT.f. mar. - -.#.7I telephone
Isa- s. st. nv.
e,=t[TFD yg-f-=-- nan ~ .-.- ~, r-..r --.-.r-
nr.. Understand care of Ir-z= g. i. coz
. NELLY. Sd and p SIS n- aH-H--g
+ r. ,7-7-T -.TT-
. Ga -,-,.. .-l7 .,-r..-ss-.--r FL 81
! ~ N =. 1aTe- H..E -.5.A la.n jog
...'.'-- h.-T'-.'' ~ IL ..l
.-.-7..f... . , a.. ~. r,.-. ... 81 ~.
III o .-clec> y r. Tarr-ls- April 15.
" 1ZT5-T A., c--r-f--...-r ..-.~ .-- ,zrT-.,,-s.
. CAFE a2f ah 81. uv. b
. 81 tNTED- w5Gh u wheel Owls OWEN
4-5 Il5a ST NV 1t
WANTED saha- yaf.1e mo- f-a-s esarsre. 600.
s. NV. IT.
+A.Iah--tn esu.-ienee.. di2-E rraru man.
la-d waiter HOTEL BALTIMORE. 18Th Sc.
----- -Z1" ..--- I'VE l-- Pc
WANTED f}GtIer. 500 two dzsaa.lsrers. two
iHeaH0Tz, boy private family inquire l3ia p
-r- nH-
.W&<TED-Haasa man heg ta- service .eas aaa
l.-t "---. '..' tt+-~i..r boys atis5Hr. 10 In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAfF-Siz--oom house; lot 51xi5i; built
four years. good as now. city water and latToue.
everything I'D perfect condition. close 60 car
Inc an high ground IN Narshaest. Price,
5l.55J, terms easy. WELLS & WELLS. Hyatis-
vile, Nd. apl5-5t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEONARDO DANCING CLASS.

Reception TO
MRS. MARIE LEONARDO DJ-RyEA
At Confederate Veterans Hlll
Friday Evening. April H..
The CouIIiop, with new figures and favors.
viii bee presented
As Mrs. DURYEA'S visit : limited, she notifies
ali persons wishing TO be tassEtIt dancing prop
erIy 90 embrace the opportunity. Cali ar al
dress at Confederate Veterans Hall OF VINO
aauElfsIs EIubrnoUs- apJG-4r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

WANTED Cook. also cEaEbarmai5. references
required. Apply I-a7 i-t st. HT. aPlzst
EtNTED-G.rls 10 finish pants. OBJ D ST. fs.r-.
fhrd floor. apI4sl
WANTED EFs-sz hands anu -unrorcrs, slss. ar-
prentice 1912 = ST. ur as7Es-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-16

WASHINGTON, II. &. FosI0FFIcE NOTICE
should be rad daily, rs changes may oceJF
at ANY time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 60 tke ports
Of sailing daily. and the seHeiule q cIoSnss a
arranged on the presumption % their uuiater-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
April Is 1858, che last connecting closes VII
be made from the MAIN oFFiCF So foAoHs:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-13
SUGGESTS AN EXPOSITION.

A biennial industrial exposition
for the Black Hills country is ad-
vocated by Congressman E. w.
Martin of Deadwood. He thinks
it would be of great benefit to wes-
tern South Dakota to have its peo-
pie gathered during the years when
people are not absorbed in politics,
with a collection of their products,
for their own enlightment as we'll
as that of the outside world. Mr..
Martin says he would favor alternat-
ing between the northern and south
ern Hills, holding it in the north
ern Hills one year and two years
later at some point in the southern
Hills.
The recent Butte county fair at
Belle Fourcbe, the magnihcence of
the exhibits at that fair ss we'll as
at the carnivals held in Deadwood
of late years, have convinced Mr..
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-13
REGENTS MEET.

The state. boards of regents, Pres
ldent l. W. Goodncr, DR.. f. Spaf-
ford and M. F. Greeley, accompan-
led by Irwin D. Aldrich, secretary
of the board. have inspected the
state normal school in Speartish and
the state school OF mines at Rapid
City. New work is under way at
places, $25. 900 science hall being
in process of building at the school
in Spearfish and an addition having
been started for the maiu building
at the Rapid City school.
Several regents assert that the
state normal school at Spearfsh is
the largest aud best normal in
South Dakota The enrolment this
year is POS, being larger than On
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-13

Martin that such an exposition
would be Of incalculable benefit az
an advertisement alone. The peo-
pls of the Black Hills have sur
prised themselves with the excel.
lence Of their productions and the
outside world would be altogether
more astoaished.
On the eve of his departure for
Washington, Mr.. Martin said he
believed no country of tho size of
the Black Hills could make 90
great showing of diversified pro-
ducts. The outside public was as
founded at the mineral collection
exhibited at the Pioneers carnival
OF 1901 and again at the American
Mining Congress in September
1903, and the farmers and stock
men and others at Butte county
presented an exposition of theu1
products no less astonishing.
Mr. Martin said he would make
of this proposal exposition har-
vest festival. He would have the
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soon make home happy place for
deserving young ranchman.
Lady teachers from the east have
been imported, but there was as
great demand among the young
ranchmen for them for wives az
there was tor the native Dakota
maidens.
1t is said that practically every
ranch-house in that region, except
those occupied by single men, has
an ex-school teacher as lts mis-
tress.
The whole souled sociability Of
the residents OF the range captivat-
es the women teachers who arrive
from the east, and along COM
es Cupid with a big bundle of
darts, and before the school board
is aware of the new teachers in
tentions there is a wedding and a
resulting vacancy in the schools.
Just how to keep the ranchmen
who are yet bachelors at distance
and retain the women teachers is II
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farmers. fruit growers, cattlcmen,
miners lumbermen, manufacturers
and tradesmen partiscipate. He
would have every industry and
pursuit followed in the Black Hills
represented. He believes an ex-
hibition can be prepared in wes-
tern South Dakota that could not
beequalled in any other part OF the
country.
The distance is too great for the
people of this part Of South Da-
kota to take part in the state fair.
The conditions make it out of the
question for the Black Hills farm
ers, cattlenen, fruit growers and
miners 10 compel. 1t therefore
remains for them to get together
and prepare separate and inde-
pendent institution modelled some
what along the lines of the Denver
festival of mountain and plain, or
the Omaha Ak-Sar- Ben festival.
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TROUBLE AT WHITE OWL.

A condition and not a theory
confronts the school board of the
White Owl district, in Meade coun-
ty. The district is in the heart Of
a rich cattle country, and the
young ranchers of the region have
been accustomed to marrying the
young lady school teachers about
as fast as the board succeeds in Sc
curing them.
Peopls not acquainted with the
peculiar condition might conclude
that the constant shortage Of wo-
men teachers is due to the young
women Of tho district not being
educated, or because the schools
are situated in localities remote
from railroads where they do not
care to 60.
Nothing could be further from
truth, Notwithstanding that railroad
trains are curiosity to the resi-
dents of the region. Of tour wo,
mon teachers who were secured to
conduct the schools during the last
term, two were married before the
expiration Of their contracts with
the school board, one got Marie ]
as soon as her contract with the
board had been complied with,
while the other contemplates tc
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any previous year. The next larg
est normal is at Madison, it has
an enrolment of l73, dormitory and
a larger model class than at Spear
fish, There is already demand for.
more dormintory room here.
MIR. Greeley of the board COM
mends the excellent management Of
President +. L. Cook of the Spear
fish normal. He doubts if any other
man In the state could have mad as
much of a success OF the school on
the money available. The appropri-
alton for the Spearfish normal is
less than for the Madison normal by
some 81 600 q year, notwithstanding
that living expenses are much high
er here.
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Dakota Pacific
IS INCORPORATED.

PIERRE S. d. Nov 6Articles of were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday for the Black Hills
Wyoming Railway with headquarters Rapid City
and capital of $1,000 000 The line thrty-6ve miles in
lengh and will connect with the Elon road Rapid City
aud the B. & NJ railroad Mystic, and be in Penn
ington county,
The directors of the road Charles D. Crouch Francis
Siberng Frank A. Sherlng Fred E. Smith of Akron Oho
r. A. Hurlbut Jacob S. Ganz, Rapid City, The stock
all subscribed but of the shares being held by Crouch
and Francis Siberlng Crouch of the principal
creditors of the old Wyoming Missouri River company
which recently closed out by order of court
the grade OF the line of the road bought by him