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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
Der Straeeubabumasnat iber
TruftS.

Gbu,lss 9. gsrisS. Der StraBenbnbn'
maenat bon 2Onbon unb @bleueo. liet
iih in Nsp gorf in feiHer Office an BEL
Naa Str. dber 8olispirlbl4aft uni
GtuiiS tpie foI8t pernebmen:
$50 bin HspubIitnner unb eS III
1baiiude. bnb bic msiitsn 9rufts bon
Rspubl,ianern eefdbrt peroen. SCeta'
llsmus ut mir sbenio peibaBt pls
Anardlsmus, benno6 mus ss flar fem,
bab Der 2auf Der grelen,Ife in bieisr 8e.
publii gum SOcialismus blnflbrt.
$50 fiber pie nuf ben Sonnennuf.
gang Elm Sonnenuniereune fOlat. mut
Dspreifion Der P~rosperitdi folsen. gu
mag plbsli@ iommen; Niemanb fam
fe poruusfoesu. llnisrs SaIfsqus1sn
finb freili1 u~nssbsure. Nbsr unisr CT
port wirD nod tlsfer finfen, ipenn BIZ
ilrsli& srbbbtsn Oceanratsn iia flblba,
MAIDEN.
,,Die 9ruhs iinb baflr beranport.
Id Irufts finb @%ombinaiiOnsn ; ole
ioI&e ioaisn~ fe notdtItd unb nIb I'd
fsin. bsnn Es iOaten bic Rotten Der B,o.
button s%rmdbi8en unb Der 4asemeinbsl
ntben.
,Das ift absr ni6t bic Nrt uni
@siis. pis unisrs Gtuits @eIo MAIDEN,
Sic sablsn bobs Summsn fur gnllesn
unb esbsn pisIs glftisn beraus. Danr
eibbben fe bic preife, UNI Dipibenber
auf bsbsutsno ibetlpertbete Aftipa 3ab
len su ibnnsn. Das Bolt sabIt BIZ
b6bersn Bre,ie, ubsr aud bns sendei
n DIT, bic 8lnisn auf bus perpdfsrt'
Aflisntopitol soblsn gu f6nnen.
..Die Btsiie fino isst a~ubersetpbbn'
Id bod. unb bas IN Der 8srnpunit bsi
gansen PipblsmS. Stablidlensn foftsr
Let 80 9tpssut msbr oils Dor brei Sob.
rem. SIN Sirubeubabnipaqen, oer BOT
orei Sabren 81. $50 fofete, fofet isbl
SO. 900 Dus 1T su pisl. uno bos III
unbestlnbet. SD bin Elm @eaner be,
Gtufts. benn fs erb6ben bic Brsiie In
unssrsdifertister Beiie.
Wan betrn@ie 4. . bic SahIags
i'm @if%enbabnmeien. bort eebt sqss
auf ben SOelnlismus binaus. Bolt
tpub ss i'm 2nnoe nur elmo 90 giisn,
babnecueerne esben. So bebnrf ipdtst
nur nod zines S&ritiss, bOb bic IL.
fsnbabnen o Der 8eeierune ibsrnom'
men peresn. Dunn ipirb in Der Sont
e,neS sipsisen Wanuss cine fur6tbars
WaHt concentrirt iein. Nuf @rben srl
ftirte blsbsr nltis Derurt,ess. Dsnn
i'd bann nod lsbe. 70 poaie i'd puT
Danidsn. benz prdfoentsn nabs gu ftsbsn
DaS wlrbe e~endesn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
Remonetifiruna Don Silber ems
pfObten.

st Senator 80. 6 CHANDLER bon
Rstp Sumpibirs. Der istiss 8Oriissr bsr
..SpaElfb Slams gommtiRon", bot
tber ielnsm Namsn cine grfldrung psrs
bffsniliht. in tpelhsr er bic 8smons,
t,iirune bee Silbsrs mad BEN 8srbdlt'
ntB BON 90 au | unb stpor elei6stit,s bel
ben 8~srslnlstsn Staatsn, @~roBbrhnn.
nisn, Sronfrei& unb DeutidIanO brin.
senb empfit BIT.
Der elnfude unb ri6tiss @es." er'
tIdrt sr. ..@blua in ben StunO su isssn.
feline 2reeseutiddbisuns on bic Der
Staaten. England. 9euii6luno unb
Srantre,6 Z sOblsn. 1T Der, bOB bief,
Railcnen Stlber su BEN nsuen 8eibdlt'
plfs 90 su | rsmonstifren.
..Sllber III bas Wetalselo bon mebr
oils Der Sdlfie Der menidliben R Re,
unb % Vt laneIam uuf istnen bloBsn
W~etaapsrib eeiunten. ni6t in ie,nsm
Deribe ale @elb. @olo ipiroe sben'o
IN Weribe finisn, penn sB bsmonetiiili
tpirbe. Bier Tdufsno MiQionsn Silbei
p,ro obsr 1T prOiui6 bsrslts -0nur,
ftatt @slbsS eepOrbsn. bas 60 bon Bss
einn Der Giplliiation bis bsrauf sum
Sabre 1873 tpar. Dlefe Demonetliirupe
rrlnet Armuib uno Notb Der balben BE
Ublferune bes @robaaes.
..&smcnsiifirt bas Silber unb Dos
Gleno p,ro auftDren, uno @blna pue
lei&t besablen f6nneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
eaGfen ipoaen BON benz amerifas
ntfden Seltrnft nidhte ipiffeH.

@Iei& Der .amsriean tobacco Som.
PANT, 70 bat aud bic .Stanoaro Dill
Company" BEL ibrsn Beriu6cn, in SOD.
fen fsftsn Sub ,u foRsn. init ero6sm
0ioerftanb au idmpfsn. Seitens Der
Resierune ii in Sa@isn benz Iruf bic
@rlaubnlb berpeieeri tpotben. @,fternen
unb 8orraibs.8 sierpoirs BEL ben 8ubns
LINEN su errl6ten, ba bisrasssn bic meis
ten Sanbelsfammern %oppOnirten. Die
Resierune Ofsrirte foear nod ben BEL.
miiden Sntsrefen ibre Disnite. bamit
8 benz Gruf ia nidt eeIdnss. fi6 fsit.
iuisben. 90 es bisfem aber in 8vsubsn
unb 8aben %eeIunesn III. beionbere 9ris
'uilsaien su ereattern. 10 bsfdmpft er bon
bort aus bic fd6ii6sn OsIbdnoIsr uno
usrfauft fem Broouit su sinsm Spot.
pre'fe. sesen ben bic ibrissn SdnbIer
abfoIut niat auffommsn tOnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
Soaeben pirb pereetpctfen, has er
fetn praftifAer NcIitifer 1T.


Ser ..Gstp 0orfH Siaaisseiiune"
tpirb on ibrem Sorrefponbenten in Ser.
lin lber bic Beurlaubune b. Sodsben'S
bas SoIssnoe eetnbeIt:
Die SteIlune bss neusn oeutiben
oiplomattihen @eihdftstrdaers in Waihs
ineton pirb, 10 erfubre i'd que superI6iis
aer Ouels. feline bsneibenstpsrihe fem.
Die grnennune beS Sreibsrrn Sped bon
Siernburs sum .,0ertretet" beS Bots
'6afters bon Sousbsn gilt in ben 8er'
liner Sreiien. pelhe cine sriinhli4ere
2enntniB buben, als cine bIlbe Wobre.
gel. pelGe nur sesienet 1T. bic 2bdtis'
lett BIS Berireiers Su erfhperen, tpenn
ni6t bbuts unfrubtbnr su MAIDEN. Wan
nil oueeni6einlid Germ bon Soleben
ben Bels holden. --parum, baS mub bic
5ufunft lebren-. obne ,bn mob Su mos
den. Dos beiBt. maj mil lbm bic bii.
isre Billie m6alt6ft petittBsn. upb bel
oleier 8erihbunesfOmbbie fol-. 70 bsibt
es. auG Serr BON Siernbure miltpi fen.
Nan MIL Or. pon Soa. ben bel ieinsr
8orli'be flr bic etiquette pndsn. unb 10
,ou Der yerireter Dor oem Botibnfter 10
cine Ntt 9oin nit oblisoiem Nufb n.
bou6leeen unb ionftiesn nlebliben Ndb.
den MAIDEN. Die 8srlinsr 8enner nme.
tltaulI6er Nnidouunesn tpeiien obsr
oorauf bin. bob man our& Iteife @lrbs,
gtquettenttom uuo eeitaidGftIiden
8runf in @aibinston fsinsn Suno blnter
Dem Ofen berporlcdt. Das imponire
tsinem omeufauifden 8olitifsr. Soae.
ben. iOtis pisle ieiner 8orsdnssr bditen
sben nidt betftnnben. NIT be-. Ii6iieen
Wltieln su orbeiten, bic tlhtisen 2eute
rIdtie au bsbanbeIn. Die 8epebunsen,
10 iputoe mir pisberbolt ertlart, tpelde
oer 8oiidafter mi, beibsm 8emdbeu ees
pfegt bate, tpGren ntht bic rlhtieen
sepsfen. @iiIe Brofsforen isien unter
aQen umfdnoen unb an alien Orten in
Der 8oItilf uno bsionOeis in Der eroBsn
,nternaiionulen 9oIiiit bon nebsI.
..@s fame oarauf On. nit benieniesn
Wdnnern NdbIuna su iudsn, pelde bic
nmerifanifde 8sibibie MAIDEN, bisie
Wdnuer au ftubiren. bns sunse 0orssbsn
uuf oieie asnninib su sranoen. SIN
eifter 2inie iei bic ndbere Befannlidnft
Der MiteIisber Der 9omites fdr nusipdr.
iiae NneeIesenbeiien bss Senats uno
oes &sp,aientanienbuuies nOibpenbis.
Das beoeute mebr, uls ale 8rofsforen'
Sreunbfhuft unD naer eeisQf6nfiIi6e
Sirltfnn3. Baron bon Sternbure battle,
10 purbe mir aeiaat. beroriiae noibpen.
oige 8efunnifdoften tpdbrenb feineS
omtIi6sn aufsntbalts in @libinston gee
iudt. 81 Tonne aber feline rislfaden
8ssisbuneen su ben muBaebsnoen Wdn.
uern in Nuibinston ni6t pertperibsn.
tpenn sr on Sdnoen unb 6ibsn eebunosn
mare uno. nur init bulbe, slutoritdt GUS
ssriifst, fsinen ieIbhftdnpieen S&ritt
un%ternebmen eItfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
Srass, Oh Der &onsree bic Sart'
foblensJ nouffrie hberuebmen Fam.

Der 8Oriiser oes Suiiia' Gomites bes
0auisS reldts bic folsenbe Reiolutlon
Elm ,8si6Iohsn, ons bas SuitpcomIte
btermit aneepieien tpiro. NIT Oler mbs.
ltden Snft su unteriuten une benz Sauie
su bsrihten. ipsIder Weinune es 1T be.
Sasli6 Der Wa6tpOatOmmsnbeit bss
Sonerehss, au stfIdrsn. baB bic Hotbs
psnbiefeh bafiir sniitunben vt, ale Sob.
len, 4pblsnbette unb 8pblengruben in
ben 8~ereInieien Stuaten. iopie aae
sronsportetionss 2Inien, 4senturen unb
Berfebssmittel fGr ben Transport bon
9obIen in 8siis iu nebmen. Sat Der
@onareB nab Der Rsinuns bee @omiies
cine folde Wnbtpoltommenbsit. int 1T
Die NoIbpenbigfeit fur bic Ausibung
elmer IoIden Ma6tpoatOmmsnbeii Dor.
blnben, bann fol- oas @omite iofort benz
9auie cine 9oIIass unierbteiien. in mel.
DER es bic NOibtpenol9teit sriIdrt unb i'm
GinjeInsn bic Mittel uno 8eoineuneen
onsiebt flr cine oerdrtise 8siiBer9rel.
flung. bic bis sur duberiten @rense Der
WahlpoafOmmenbsit oes @pnerefes in
Dsfsr Se1isbuHs ssbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
9pbe 8cffen fur Crudfa@en In
aderbausD epartement.

Der ioebsn ui@isnsns Sibresbsri6i
oss @bsfs Der gbibeiIuns fit Drudiaden
i'm Ndsrbnu. Department enibdlt Da'
ten, tpslds bic snOrms 3unabms Der BON
adsrbausD Department perbrelteisn lamb,
tpiribi&nfilihen 2iiteruiur bnrlsgen. Die
@sinmmt3obI Der 8sridte unb Bulletins.
psI6s eas Department i'm { lOGsnen
5lsiuIiabr ausssasben bat, bsirdet nt6i
treniser nIs 1886. $50 sesen 1899.
28l I'M putberssbenben Sabre. @imn
bic Sdlfte Der auseeeebensn pubIifuiio'
men iparen na&eeorudle Sarmer'8 ule'
tins, o bensn 1915 600 @rsmplars
ausaeianbt ,puroen. DIE 3abl ber neusn
BubIiiotionen fslte fih nuf 355. tpel&s
l8. 1874 Drudfeien snlbielien. fur pa.
pier unb Druid Der tlsinsrsn Bulletins
warbsn sl2S. l49 ~peraussabt. uoiu nod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
Spsd BON eternburs bpHs
nuneeScu.

Baron Sped BON Sternbure, Der neus
8spoamdGnsts Deutidlanbs IN Waib'
lnston. dubette ii& babtn. oab lbm bic
aufeabe. be Jrsunofdaft 3pti&sn
Deuiiblanb unb ben 8ere,nieten Staa.
ten 3u befst,esn, iebr anssnebm isi.
8slbe adnOsr isien in iol&sn Bsrbalinli'
fen, bab ls ii1 ni&t e~esentpdrtle far6'
ten brauden Scr 3aiier." ertldrts
sr, ,.pe'b bic 5dplstsiten Der amsrlia.
nsr, Ibre f@6nen ee,ftreldsn 5rauen,
lprs @snis. ,bre 2ebbafuefei uno BIT
aeiHueislt, NIT Der fte etobe Dinss
uoubrtngen, icmie au6 lbr Sirebsn nod
bobsn Auf8aben 70 p%Olauf ju t%piiIbleen,
oab meme Nufsabe o feiner Rseieruns
IN isbsr 8sssbuns erisi&tsrt tperoen
pirb. @inmal ober sipeimat fabttsn
NiBpeiftdnonlfe aur 3~unbeebune un
ipmpaibhher @sfable spiihsn ben bets
ben Hailonsn. aber ne tlartsn fiG auf.
8ssGsli1 8snsauela's Tam i'd pelfi&srn.
baB meme Rselsrune auf tpelter nlats
aus 1T. als Oarauf, be Dsuti&sn bort su
beihiBen."
BssasIi& Der SanbsIseOneurrsns err
tldrte Siernbure, BOB aud bort feline
@sfabr zines 5uiammenftObss porliess.
..8isael6t bin Id in bieiem Bunfie 10
optimftd1." fubr CT fort. ,.psil I'd ben
Gkarattsr Der Amsrifiner psriSnlt& 10
sepau isnne. SD lebte lanBe in Ame'
rltd un6 incline 5reunoe bort iaeten mir.
bab i'd fat ebeniopieI ameriianer ie',
ais fs ielbft. SD uurbe in @nsIunp
gsboren. Weine Wutier III eueIlfts
iGoitiider 9biunft unb nurbe in Sen
tudp ssbOrsn. Meine frau ftammt aud
aus 8eniudp. Rgm Batter ut Elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
3uuabme bon 0erbrs6eu aaer art
tn Sentfhtanb.

3uuabme o 0erbreHen aaer 2rt
tn SentfAtane.
Dis ilngit psrSfsnilidte 8riminal.
81. tifii oes bdutiden 8ei1ts NJ islns
sIfrsuli1s 2stiire. Sic 3sist fdr Das
Sabr 1902 cine 9unobme. bic fi6 MIDI
burd oas natirll&s Wadsibum Der 8ss
u6ltsrung eriIdren ldBt. Die @sfnmmi,
4 bl Der SGulo,sipredunssn bsirus
493, 800, b. 3. 27.500 msbr als i'm Dor.
ilbr. 8eionnsis sroB 1T bic 3unnbms
DER DisbitdbIe unb Anube, mas obus
3peifsl bauptid@lih NIT oer Notb su
tbun bat. tpelde bur& bic sebiidis &C.
ihaitlibe Sage ueruriahi tpirb. 8soeu.
tsnb 3ueenommen baben aud bic Beree.
ben seasn Beanie unb ssesn bic 6f:nt.
l,1e Orbnuns. 1efonbetS aufdaig ct,
ideint bic 9unabms bon 8e,brsdsn NIT
85tpeperlssune ; bic 3abl folder Sale
1T pom SO. 200 uuf SO. 600 eefieaen.
9ls 8dbl Der 8erbtehen eeeen bi,
Sittlidieu ii, tple idon in frGber,n
Sabren. nnbaItsno s~titieeen. nomsnillt
ole SuiliGteits, 8srbts1en eesen ainbsr.
.sernsr bat bic 8ubl Der iusenbIidsn
Diff 3ueenommen. Dle 8smii'
buneen frelIld, ben Ssrbrsdens Huibsu
,u i~tsuern. treisn sbenfaaS ftdrtsr unb
ulslfadsr berpor ; ibr @rfols iGeInt absl
nod nl&i erob su lem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22
WanfOMe(nl

Nh baden fold cine babf&s unb psafinbst Sammuus pu MSnnn, Graun- uub Sin.
ION en man lid dnns ausp6bsn fam b nnn pms fHb bic nhbrgfm, iu
pd6m fhhe SNbpns aduh nneu tSann. Su ruan G6Mn fb unnv pWHs bnfutnb
unT 4ub. Gum 8efpia;
pod sf&nthsne Romso, Opaa pn GpnsH Slppns fir M1nna bon braun 8hi Rh, bic
gwBtnht $500 pfen. Sw fir $50 @s paar. "
nno mir rhufH Do4s G, nit pJ tafBh SHpprs fir 8raust br sspBbnIdf grds
$3.50. fir 81 90 hb phar.
Braun gut Rib Opera, mb Gpnat pantHan fir gSnnrr n 81 ub 81. so bms pan
-@Tran ens NantcHel l. fur abenbS
@r Gb earauf ansrt&tt, iDr anfntauna fir abab. sHppns. NIT elmer auspabl bon
grss fns ausnatmswsis fr magic uHb raHshn bon s1O0 bis $500 has Sam.
-O--
,SAA0mf q 0AArm~Ss DO. 40 9oruce Citrate,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-22

seforbensn 9dumsn, bic in ibrs 8sier.
baton esfd0t irurben.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
Notes Froan FieIa &c -.

ET4S
here Is worry active dsImand fer
new Colorado potatoes by the Denver
commission men and wholesale dealers.
Buyers have been securing Tile potato
fields Of northern Colorado ana the Dl-
vide country. but have not been able to
secure all the potatoes desired
Rromus inernlis should be cut for
seed when 1t has reached the brown
stage. The grass FIRST turns from green
to purple and finally to brown during
its different stages of maturing.
The cantaloupe season IS on again, and
the shippers are as busy as beavers
during the irrigation period. AS usual
the great struggle IS for more crates
and plenty Of them.
Some people hi the Arkansas valley
are now cutting their seed alfalfa. AL
i usual Thing the first crop when taken
for seed Is harvested ii August, the
second in September.
One Of the features Of the cattle mar
ket AZ present is The small number oil
range cattle ggang on ID feeding condi-
ton. Cattle on THE Colorado ranges arc
really scarce
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
FAIR SITE DEDICATED.
interesting Ceremony When the Plat
Was Turned Over 70 the State
of South Dakota.

ST. Louis. No., Dec. 1.-THE site or
which South Dakota will erect its
state buildings at the worlds fair has
zen formally dedicated. Members of
! the state commission were present and
! accepted the ground on behalf OF the
/ commonwealth Mrs. w. S. Russell
+ wife OF President Russell Of the South
Dakota commission. turned the first
Eh0velfui Of earth with d miniature
Il spade 0rnameuEed with ribbons and en-
sraved with an inscription commons
! Grating the event Mrs. Al. IT. Grimm
] Of Parkston, assisted by ]. Miles Han
son of Yanft0n raised the stars and
stripes to the top Of q flagpole directly
IN the center Of the site. A brisk wind
] caught the folds and ii waved freely
! the full surface OF the emblem coming
/ into view. This was taken Az an
] auspicious sign and received with
/, cheering.
| President Francis spoke Of South Da-
| kota as one OF the states OF the
| Louisiana purchase, and therefore
deeply interested In the success of the
] fair. He referred to the universally Of
| the fair BY calling attention to the
neighb0rS which the South Dakota
building viii have. Near at hand are
the Texas. Kentucky and Michigan
buildings; on q hill at a little distance
| in the rear is the splendid building
which represents Germany. on the
/ plateau of states are spread the build
Ing sites Of the states from Maine TO
/ California.
/ President francis wound UP by
formally rendering the site to Mr. Rus
/ sell.
| Mr.. Russell. responding. said his state
would erect building OF which thu
citizens and the exposition manage
! rnent could be proud. The pavilion will
/ be the home Of South Dakotans
throughout the exposition period. and
| citizens OF other states viii be welcome.
as III lis tile intention 0f the commission
/ t0 keep open house,
/ Mr.. Russell formerly resided Iii Illi-
! nois and his wife is a native OF this
city. She Is d daughter OF the late c.
G. Logan. prominent as q real estate
! dealer.
!. Interested spectators were Murat
!, Halstend, Mrs. T.. Brandenbury, for
naerly Or South Dakota, I'M. ". Hunt OF
Lincoln, Metz. John ~. ShelleSsy of
I Louisville. Ky. William Barth of Chi
rago. Mr.. ana Mfrs. r.. 3. Crossway OF
! Clayton. NO.. and George Caldwell OF
Caldwell s Drake, contractors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
Nitrate a soda on vegetable Crops.

Nitrate Of Soda on Vegetable Crops.
The New Jersey experiment station
forlnulates .hese useful suggestions for
the employment DC nitrate Of soda on
vegetable crops
First. That both the yield and quail
ity Of vegetable crops are improved by
a liberal supply Of available nitrogen.
Second. That large quantities of nj
trogen 800 to 900 pounds Of nitrate OF
soda per acre. are. On the whole, pref
cradle 10 smaller quantities.
Third. That where large quantities
Of nitrate OF soda are used fractional
dressings are likely TO result ia a great
er proportionatc use of the nitrogen.
Fourth. Three dressings proved, on
the whole, more profitable than two.
When the growth II satisfactory the
third dressing may he withhold.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
ROBBERS GET EVERY
DOLLAR IN 4 BANK
Gracksman Don't Leave Even b
Suspicion of Cash in 4
Fairyiew institution.
ESCAPE IN STOLEN BUGGY
me Robbers, However, Have Left
Small clus--sioux City Police Are
Asked to Keep 4 Lookout for
the Gang Here.

Faixview. s. D., Dec. Cracksmenat
5 o'clock this morning blew the safe Of
the Eank Of Eairview. rfed It Of $500
and escaped BY means Of team and
buggy. which they stole from Henry
schoen, q farmer residing In the OUT
skirts Of the town,
The craclxamen forced the front Of
the bank amt then attacked the safe
with nitro lycerin. The outer doors
we're blown off neatly without wreck
ifag the safe. Then the inner steel doors
were torn out by a charge OF the ex-
piosive. The robbers evidently took
plenty OF time. Tor they scraped the
safe clean of every cent. getting about
ss00-all the bank llac.
The Bank Of FairyseW Is owned and
conducted by G. r. Aoulton, VINO came
here about three months ago from
Canton.
People living within4a block or the
DARK heard several explosions about 3
2 o'clock, bH did not regard the disturb
ance as significant. The robbery was
discovered this morning.
Farmer Saw Robbers.
Marshal 7. s. Faltgatter says he has
ssen NO suspicious characters hang
ing about the town the past few days,
nat It is reported farmer north OF
here saw three or four men driving by
about daylight In the stolen buggy.
The marshal has wired all the sur
rounding towns and efforts viii be
made 10 apprehend the gang. The
bank WAS fully insured.
Chief Davenport Of Sioux City re-
ceiyed Q telegram from Marshal FaIl.s
gatter asking him TO keep watch for
the gang here. The RIG stolen from
Henry Schocn Ii described as follows.
Two bay mares, each with star In fore
head; one has white hind feet; top
buggy with cloth cushions; buggy har-
neas; one work collar. one light har-
cess collar, work harness brides.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-12-10
FoR SOUTH AMERICA.


1865 - - y ~ ~ = Stfs
Speariish. 8. ~, Dec 7.-J w. Dris-
kill. veteran cattle man, contemplates
leaving III s short time for South
America with view to locating new
cattle range. He Is ait present In
TX son n Il said VI
accompany him. and they will sail
probably fran New York for rio Jan
eIrc. Mf. DriaIxilI has in mind the Ar
eentlne republic or Paraguay as pos
sible cattle range. He has been In
formed that cattle may be purchased
very cheapiy there and III that event
may enter the business on j, large
scale NIT priskiIl comes of the old
sAnaily &c DrlaisiIls and his father was
AsSA XIX tha pioneer cattle raigers De the
4Fank state of Texas
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-07-30
MEN AND AFFAIRS.

A fund of $4,000 is being raised for
a memorial to the late Charles Waldo
Haskins, whose book, 'Household
Accounts" was published just after
the authors recent death. The fund
will be used for the endowment of a
professorship in the school of COM
merce, accounts and finance of New
York university, to be known as the
Charles Waldo Haskins professorship
of auditing and history of account
ancy. Ten thousand dollars of the
fund has already been subscribed.
When the skeleton of the first gorilla
brought to Europe by Paul Du Chaillu
was on show in London the public was
admitted on presentation of cards.
The late duke of Argyle wrote to Du
Chaillu that on such and such day
"the duke of Argyle proposed to visit
the gorilla" Du Chaillu, who was OF
very quick temper and refused to be
patronized, at once wrote back that
the gorilla was to be seen every day
between certain hours and that If the
duke of Argyle presented his card he
would no doubt be admitted like the
rest of the public.
Constable, the eminent British paint
er, once sat on the hanging committee
of the Royal academy when small
| landscape was brought up for judg-
ment and pronounced ''devilish bad
by everybody but himself. He rose and
made a short and startling speech
THAT picture was painted by me. had
| notion that some of you didn't like
my work, and this is a pretty convinc'
| ing proof. l am very much obliged to
you.' When his colleagues recovered
from their stupefaction the head car
penter was hidden to bring back the
| picture. But Constable would not have
it. "Out it goesl" he said, grimly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-07-30
TREATMENT OF SCOURS.
By Taking Timely Precautions Con.
siderable Loss Among thePigs
Can BE Avoided.

When little pigs get the scours, give
q heaped teaspoonful of copperas to
the sow in her swill and feed little
lighter, says Texas Stock Journal.
After the first day, if it is not cured,
give second dose the following morn
ing. 1 have never seen this fail where
given when pigs begin to scour, but
let the scours run on from three days
to week and they will likely be be-
yond control. AS the pigs get older
provide a place where they can get all
the shelled corn or ear corn they want,
clean out all they leave every morning
and give to older hogs. Give piggy
fresh corn. Sprinkle the floor where
little pigs eat with air-slacked lime oc-
casionally. AS the pigs get little
older and want swill mix the swill Of
clean shorts, little oil meal, with
spoonful of limewater for each pig,
which should BE increased to table
spoonful as the pigs get older. Feed
this when they get their corn. Be
sure their troughs are kept clean. IT
they are accessible to the old sow they
will not leave enough to sour. Con-
tinue limewater until the pigs are five
or six months old. Feed nothing sour.
If milk should be the least bit sour or
tainted even, throw it away if you have
no fattening hogs to feed it to. The
pigs will easily get along without milk
for one feed, while the dose of sour
milk might set the pig back for a
. month or two. AS to the limewater, it
is easily made by putting piece of un-
Stacked lime in an earthen jar or
wooden pail. Put chunk about the
size of quart cup in two-gallon jar
and fill it with water. When lime is
all Stacked and water gets clear, dip
off water and throw first away, refill,
and when this is clear dip off the scum,
when limewater will be ready. Don't
use any tin or iron vessel for limewa-
ter. You can Keep filling and using out
of this month before you need to add
any lime. Don't rile it or stir; only
use the clear water.