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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
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ar@rope.
ginna ontetns

Ote aaptIulation grouiss ma6te
mid enti6lohener benn ie, bsu &i
fortsuieeeu, obslet6 bic Spannfraft
Der Burger uouitdnbis erlabmt gu iein
idien. unuerweilt sins i'd ans Dert.
Snbelie EN- mar i'd ais itellpertreten=
Der Sauptfommanbant auseiteut NOR
ben, un6 bies mar folsenbermaBen suz
sesansen.
@te bereits ersdblt, mar General
s.. S. 8eiiels Sauptfommanbant in
&imberlep; on ieine SteIe trat i'm
Sanuar S. g. Serreira ais 6aupt.
fommanbant, Der bann ietn Saupt:
quarter nor &imberlep aufi9lus. Mls
lesteres entlebt mar, cling ein She'll
Der Burger, mel6e eieie Stabt bela=
CERT batten, mad 9ertienftroomen "a
Strome), etn anoerer in Der &t9tuna
na9 Bosbof nnb Elm fleiner Ebeil NIT
9aupttommanbant Serreira in Be,
&i9tuns nod Roeboesranb oberbalt
Paarbebers. 8dbrenb Ser 3eit, in
Der t9 Gronie gu entieben ia9te, MUIR
be General Serreira = Elm trefflt9e,
girser unb Samiltenpater - burd et=
men nnSladsfaI NIT einem @euebr
tobtlt6 ueruunbet. Sd mar berart
NIT 9ei9dften iberbduft, baB es mir
unm0sli@ mar, benz 8esrdbniB bet,u.
wobnen, ba t@ iberbies spei Stun=
ben gu Pferb 9ebraudt bdtte. 9lm
anberen Sage rpurbe i1 pon Yrdiibeni
Stepn als iteuuertretenber &omman:
bant anseitent.
SD tonnte biesmal nt9t baran benz
fen, BITE grnennuns aussui6lasen,
aber BITE aufsabe, bic Dor MFR Lao, er:
i9ien mir teinesmess als eine leihte,
ben1 tb muBte etne pouitdnbia per:
fabrene Sa4e wieber ms ri@tise Sc.
leiie brtnsen.
SD besann, 10 gut es sina, meine
&ommanbos In Mobberriuerpoert -
Yoplar @rope = 10 Weilen 6itlid
BON Der Stelle, no gronie ii9 erse:
ben batte, gu consentriren.
SD bate i3ett baau, benn 9orb 80:
bsrts rutbe pom "a. Sebrlar Biz gun
Z. Usdrs aus, bamit ii9 feline Erup:
pen uon ben Strapasen, bic iie BEL Be,
groberuns bes 9asers pon groni,
bur9semadt, erbolen fonnten. s,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Spe;tal=Mn;ei9e.

Sin WObelsei6Gft, bas iid elmer suteu
Sunbi6aft %erfreut, in einem bliibeuben 9aub=
itdbt9en NIT Stride unb S9ule sele9en 1T,
inter annebmbaren gebingunsen 81 faufen.
Suite @elesenbeit fir einen beuti9eu gez
idGftsmann. Srantbeitsbalber lit Der @i=
sentbiimer sesmunsen, bas @ei9aft 81 uers
faufsn. 8esen GGberem wenoe man ii9 on
q. 6. Ma6o,
1Osba Yier;, Worriion Co., Winu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
Gin &anias= Winifer.

Gep. 8. g. goulton pom gtrclepi1e,
&s., iast: rOr. @arner. = Sbr
Wbite 8ine Of Sar Sprup rpurbe in
neither Samilie sebrau6t unb fur better
befunben, als sic es beanlpru9en.
IS tit eine rai@e Seiluns fur ale
9als= unb 9unsens9 eiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19
(TOrtiebuns folst, }

@dbrenb Der falteH Sabresseit
perf6timmern it9 Seberletoen eep6bn=
lid, Oh 6ronil6 ODER afut. Or. Au
quit SOais's 6emburser Eropfen re-
su(iren bas sanse Spltem in turser
j3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-19

unb bas Blut lief Don beiben ger
l9unbenen &nieeu berab. gr tbeiltv
mir nit, baB er ben @eneral seieben
unb bab bieler ibm ssiast babe, BAT
ct tn benz BON mir uorsei9lasener
Ylan tein Sell ieben tonne.
I'm 10 ubr besielben Cages batt'
General gronie iid erseben.
Mein lebter 8erlu9 war leiber aud
uersebli& semeien; ber ei9enitnnist
@eneral bate Ben suten &atb In Der
Wtnb Sei9lasen. Sd muB inbeiier
pteberbolen, baB, iomeit i'd @eneral
eronie fannte, iein gerbleiben i'm Ga:
ger benz umitanbe 3useidrieben wer=
ben muB. baB es BON linn, benz top:
feren Selben, gu piel uerlanst mar,
iein sroBes Eager I'M Std gu lalien.
@r slaubte, baB er als @ann NIT ibm
tteben ober fallen miiie, unb ct badte
it9er ni6t an bte Solsen ieiner sc
fan9ennebmuns er muBte nt9t, baB
er benz trieaerii6en Wutb Der Burger
bas Sebensli6t ausblaien mirbe, uub
baB SteIe &ataItropbe 81 einem suten
Sbeile bic l1tia6e elmer unbei6reibli=
9en Yanit In alien i'm Selbe itebenben
Bayern, ni9t ouein bier, ionoern au6
in eolesbers, Stormbers unb 2aop
lmttb perben ioQte. Senn peun Elm
Wann, wie gronie, Der am b66iten
ssribmt uurbe, ii@ seTansen nsbmeu
lieB. ME iolte So elm sem0bnli9er
Burger ben Wsut6 baben. ausSubar
rem? IS fam ieiu, baB IS Der 8tue
8ottes, Der has 2oos Der 8Olter auf
Der Groe [, ltimmt, 9eweien lit, urs
ben SeibenSteld leereu su lalieu, bes
balb lit aber bic Saltuns GrOniss in
tetner @eiie 81 entT6uloi9en bdtte CT
auf meiren Gat5 sebOrt unb bate ben
nd6tlt6en Our6bru9soerIu6 sema6t
10 pirbs ct serettet potben ietu.
Dan fOnnts MIR entsesenbalten,
baB ale Hferoe groniss tobt paren,
oaB lein Serlud olIo bod hdtte i6et=
tern miiien, unb bab 9orb &oberts'
Streitfrdfte i'm bod uerfolst uuo Elm:
sebolt bdtteu. Oarauf aber antnorte
i'd: Oamals permenbete man inn eng
lii6en 9eere nod feline National=
Scouts, &aHsra unb Sottentotten,
bic ibm IOwobl BET Sag als Bel Na9t
BEN WeS seisten r1eberbies bate i'd
nit ben Sertartunsen, bic i9 betomz
men bate, 1900 Manu unter mir, unb
nit bieien bdtte Der Setnb a~ufsebalten
perben fOnnen, big gronie in CIDER
belt mar. Qber feline Sober tam be-
iGrei6en, mas in mir uorsins, oils i'd
mitanleben muBte, mie gronie ii9 err
CAB, unb pie btes auf bic Burger eins
wirtte guf aIer Nuseltdt itaub Nte=
iersei6lasenbeit unb Wutbloiisteit gu
lslsn, unb btele baben - i9 fase 3D.
init niGt gu uiel - tbre @trfuns bis
gum gnbe bes &rieses seduBert.
Stebentes &apitel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
House Of Reconsideration
HEARS PRAYER IN ENGLISH FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS
SESSION-CIIAPLAIN PRAYS TO BE GIVEN THIS DAY
THEIR DAILY BREAD AND SHORTLY AFTERWARD
BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE PASS $1,000 EXPENSE BILL.

The House reconsideration continued and cumbersome
work salaries for the six months after uy Prayer said
English for the first time Up to this morning the chaplain Rev Ma
has always prayed Hawaiian and nerpre
ons for the benefit of those understanding English Today
however, the chaplain said The Lords Prayer in English
The conference committee the bill for expenses of anslatng
and printing the House reported amending bill
and title by adding the words preparation This supposed will
enable the House Vpewng and other bills the
appropriated The conference by Fernandez
Ae Ac senbeg and Harris and adopted by the House.
passing the bill on third reading.
On motion OF Haa the deputy sheriff Hama S. per
month for the six months Pail wanted moi $27o for months
salary for deputy sheriff Honuaua Alter half
the proposition deferred Kaniho tried the Mookai sheriff
from $3.50 $500 for the months saying that there had
petition against him, but voted down
Pay Of police for Maui $Ioo5o referred the Maui delegation
and the Kauai items all passed without debate follows Salary
of Deputy Sheriff of Kauai $780, Salary of Deputy Sheriff of
au 2o Salary OF Deputy Sheriff of Hana $2o Salary Deputy
Sheriff of Kooa $42o; Salary Deputy Sheriff OF Waea 5000
pay of Police of Kauai, $4,000
Oahu guards ST497o passed. the Deputy Sheriff
poko and Kooauoa being given $3.50 EACH Waia EVA
and Waanae 5000 The OF $2oo for detectives
passed with by Vida that be appoond among the islands
Oahu police pay referred committee consisting
OF Puaa Fernandez Kaama, Vida Kupihea and Knudsen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
The Man Who Raised The Flag
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER A. G. .WINTERHALTER, WHO
AS ADNIIRALS MILLERS FLAG LIEUTENANT RAISED
THE AMERICAN FLAG IN HAWAII, AUGUST IL, I8o8 IS
HERE AFTER SERVICE ON ASIATIC STATION. "a

Lieutenant Commander c. Winterhaer through
the Korea going Washington has friends in flo
nouu who glad him here again He Admiral Mer
flag lieutenant 1893 and took raising the Amer
flag August IS98 token of the complete annexation Of
Hawaii to the United States
Fox the three he has been the Asiatc
on the latter of the time in command of United States
sells paong the Kang looking for American
and Americans whether they there Travellers the AL
mighty dollar This almost of diplomatic character requ
high qualities AS result of this service Commander Win
erhater has acquired immense knowledge
cernng the physical conditions and possibilities of China that make
him probably of the best informed subject
In the early of 9oo Commander Wneralter
heIyne the completion the Albany
vessel bought while undergoing construction by the United States
During this he did the Mediterranean going
far the Praeus From November March, he
Cave From that time June he Hongkong command
the Bennington when he given of gunboa
Helena began the Yangtse-iKang From
last until the beginning of this month he duty with squad
under Admiral Evans Manila and during this time he carried
the difficult task taking squadron consisting of the little
ured Spanish gunboats Ecano Vaobos Caao the collier
during the height the ongkong
All three of these gunboa have interesting incidents
with them Ecano the second in command OF Magean expdi
n death The Spanish have always felt proud of him and have
had vessel hey named after him. Vaobos also
a commander in the Magellan expedition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
SUFFERERS BY FLOODS.
Associated Press Gable to he Star.

Press 20
KANSAS CITY, June 2The floods subsdng and it be-
lieved that the of the disaster is
LEANENWORTH June 2.-Covernmen ration being dis
buted among sufferers the floods There great suffering
among the homeless people Sickness hunger and disease threaten
work fearful ravages.
TOPEKA Am appeal for aid for the sufferers by floods
has been made to the country.
ROOSEVELT IN TEXAS.
DENSON Texas June 2Pesdent Roosevelt arrived here
day his trip Washington.
FORMER OFFICIAL ARRESTED.
o
SAN FRANCISCO June 2-Ex-C Civil Service Commissioner Mer
shon has been arrested charge of forgery.
McCOOKS CONDITION.
DAYTON June 2The condition OF General Alexander NJ Nc
Cook who suffered stroke of paralysis yesterday remained
changed
A REBEL SUCCESS
Associated Press Gable the STAR
HONGKONG June aInurgents have captured Honuchau
Cheping-Ch
PANIC IN TORONTO.
Associa Press o
TORONTO, June2-Ames and Company brokers'
large and financial panic followed their assignment Many
failures threatened.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
COOPER ANSWERS MANDAMUS
TELLS WHY HE THINKS THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTk
TUTIONS NEVER WAS LEGALLY CREATED-ACT g.
THE COUNTY ACT, is DECLARED NOT TO HAVE BEEN
LEGALLY PASSED BY EITHER HOUSE.

The the writ of mandams secured against Henry E.
Cooper by 5 B. Dole AL constituting the Board OF Public nstu
tons filed this morning before Judge Gear by George Davis
and Kinney McCanaan Bgeow. 1t forth the
why Cooper refuses proceed under the county After
admitting the preliminary forth in the petition the
return says:
That he admits that four the Territorial officers herenbeoe
mentioned met the Capitol in Honolulu May 1908
forth Paragraph OF said Alternative Writ and that they pupoed
organize Board of Public Institutions but denies that Board
legally organized Board for the that the action OF the said
officers void and nuy in that the law purporng such
Board null and void and contrary and repugnan the Act
provide government for the Territory OF Hawaii herenbefore
toned.
THAT he admits that the facts represented in Paragraph of
said Alternative Writ but alleges that the meeting
ed and is nuy and OF no force and effect whatsoever
the herenbeore set forth and that all and things
and transacted said meeting and especially the moving secondng
and carrying Of the motion referred Paragraph VII Of said Alter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
TRANSITION PERIOD
WAS ALL RIGHT
NATIONAL SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS THE SUPREME
COURT OF HAWAII IN THE CASE OF OSAKI MANKI-
CHI-HOW THE JUSTICES AT WASHINGTON ARE SUP
POSED TO HAVE BEEN DIVIDED

For the TertoryJusce Brown, White, McKenna Day and
Holmes.
For Osah MankchiCef Justice Fuller Justices Harlan
and Peckham
The above probably Supreme
Court calculated by attorneys who familiar with the OF the
Justices the appeal of the Oak Mankch According brief
caBe ecSved from Washington the court unless decided the case
urdonal grounds has sustained the majority of the Supreme
court OF HawaChef Justice Frear and Associate Pen line
decisions that have been constant contest since 1900 In the libel
OF Volcano Marshall and later all the period
Frear and Perry have stood firm the proposition that the
constitution OF the United States did not follow the flag Hawaii and
extended the islands by the Newand resolution
Act In the Republic Edwards decided the the
Volcano Marshall the Supreme Court Of Hawaii with Frear
sitting rendered decision the other and Edwards free while
Marshall went to jail now appears that both should have to
means practically life imprisonment This is George Wade whose ap
the point where Territory forced bring charge
against him. order to hold him He serving twenty for the
Vincent steward the steamer Australia As means
holding him, he placed trial last year shooting Detective
Harry Evans when the latter him. He
more and be that both convictions and good
The alignment of the Supreme taken from the posi-
tons the old members the Downe Bdwe the
noted OF the nsuar cases Fuller Harlan Pekam and Brewer dis
sented that and thought have done Oa Manch,
while the members OF the Justices Holmes and Day.
Eave gone with the other three, in such event
The decision said Chief Justice Frear is probably line with
The administrations and policy pursued far the had
gone the other way would have made the government OF the Philip
pines and other possessions difficult AS
ing that the court went into the matter and did refuse take
dcon go they that Congress may
egae for territories and acquisitions according what
the constitution
brought
prisoners convicted before Organic Ter
had been overrued AS all the appeals will be
the of Circuit Court and
imposed will have be served Trials in Hawaii without grand jury
indictments and convictions by majority verts before June 1900
held to have been legal
The legal very bitter
The first before Judge Gear who granted
of abeas corpus Attorney General Dole decided appeal and with
Deputy J. W. Cathcar conducted constant fight against
habeas corpus areng the defendants they
discharged In High Sheriff Brown given nominal pun
hmen for contempt for arrestng defendant within sight of the
The finally before Ee who decided the
Gear.
The decision Washington of importance Hawaii
of but believed be of far
the Philippines the
Of the administration government OF territory
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02

ASSASSIN
AN OKLAHOMA SUICIDE IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE
MURDERER OF THE GREAT WARTIME PRESIDENT
REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS THOSE OF THE FAMOUS
ASSASSIN, JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

ENID, Oklahoma June Am unknown suicide here has been
identified John Wilkes Booth the who asassnated Abraham
Lincoln The identification positive by persons who claim have
known the murderer of the wartime President
The positive that the dead Booth has
great After shooting President Lincoln Booth escaped
the thea where the murder committed and supposed to
and but there have been raised
whether he really killed and has often been claimed that
he made final escape The murderer brother OF Edwin Booth
the Investigations being made verify dsprove the
of those who claim identify him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

All previous records broken in the
price of fine muslin underwear at
Sachs beginning Monday June l. Sew
eral lines will be sold out regardless of
cost. All new styles and excellently
made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02

The steamship Moana arrived today
one day ahead Of time from Sydney,
Brisbane and Suva. She sails at six
this evening for Vancouver and Vic
toria.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02

M you want TO.
days News, to-day
you can find IL In
THE STAR
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02

Continued on Page Fivel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
ANOTHER AWFUL DISASTER.
IS Gable to the Star.


GAINESVILLE June "A fearful tornado has swept this vicinity
causing the deaths of hundred and injury others
The property losses will foot tremendous figure
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
A STORY IN FIGURES.

The following figures are taken from
one of the certificates of the Phoenix
Savings Building and Loan Associa-
tiOu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02
THE TACOMA LAUNCHED.

SAN FRANCISCO June 2The cruiser successfully
launched here today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-06-02

San Francisco Examiner

The following figures are taken from
the Semi Annual Statement of the Pio'
neer Building and Loan Association
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
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. .. y. '1I h".p 'yuvicl,"I uc ufrnii,,.
pan ~ iubi"r brvla. IiObrII H,..In
80 ""'' h"rrr. 'rnl"Eruh lhni h" HIi
~ 'Hi'i. hnIrcn0"rnd lhr sloiDn hpri.
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!" hIHbn hnh n hn" Of 20.
j. j.. Od"ll wnn lnnug,,nlrd GOV.
''h"f o. '1"W 9nrit II Nlhnny. ", 7.
Mrs. brch"r9. Wirn " G,ynu,,.
ph"krry. Of MIHHnu,1. di"d 81 .jni,y.
con CITY, Mo.
ID. ". Popn. of MnriinsylItn. ri vo
''hH nro'iEht nuli ngnluet lhr Mn,fnll
nnn nnn WcH'crn Itnilrohh CDmmny rnr
pIo'oo" danhEcD. fIo charges ths raj
,"ah conductor with refusing to nfn
.cct MIN when assaulted by nnothnr
man on the train. popo ncts as b,s
own lawyer. "'''
secretary Hitchcock haa directed tbc
dismissal OF Harry King. chiof OF thc
.rahgMsman division OF tho ucnoro,
lana Once. and Frederick p. Me,yoor
assistant chief, who wcro accused ~
neglect OF duty In devoting pori ~
their working hours to private nf,o ;u,. W,
md OF conduct detrimental to snvsrn'
ment interests. e''o'h-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
His Mother 1oob No (h,u,.

Sh" wa" a D0rtIy dame, with horid
compI"Xion and yOluminDus skirts. She
Wa* walking majcs,ically down TWcn-
ly-third street with her arms full or
bundles, looking The picture OF content.
In lh" hand that held up her corduroy
skir, was claspcd thin chain, much
l"c Go% chain; but instead Of the
regulation poodle, pug, or ST. Charlc s.
spaniel ,ro,ting along at the other end,
was a small boy Of perhaps five years,
who. whenever fascinated by the allur-
ing attractions along his route the ma
tcrnal hand gave the chain a Gcntlo
tug, and tho small boy obcdicntly an
Swcrcd the mute injunction New
York Times.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
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q "! se na % % g. %.
shaped GaDds on Scw >ktrts.
g % .. %.

shaped Bands on New Skirts
Although yoles o. shaped bands ar"
not universally becoming. they are
seen on most Of the uNW skirts. the
ones that havN the least rfrrvt ~ '"''
ting the figure in TWO are Simn!a''"
by braid on St1Npping. The short H'A'S
are the most EcslCra!ly Satisfactory
rs they appear TO br simply 'Hr ''''
ttnuation OF the basque or '''"''
Plaitpd and corCd skirts a"| N.' -
tarhru to thCm
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22


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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
inc Smailpst Docfor.

iroi 'ssor Morisani, Of Naples UNI
Vcrsity VINO holds tho position OF OBJ
stetrlc physician to Queen Helena OF
italy, enjoys a unique distinction. 1t
is stated that both in stature and pro-
portions he is the most diminutiyc
doctor in the world.--Corriere di Ma.
poll.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
Water For Ea a.tentnr Lambs

'"' '''"" or allowing lambs tn ST
"'' '"' water lhry need is shown lay
''>'> hlau' at the Montaua rAnHri.nr,.i
>'.'i"h' lambs given constant a,,r~>
- Wat" gained ".S6 pounds carn uyr
,.'''- Nh'IN those InrnCi IL wHttr
.'', 'u'r tHN gained hut 10 rnnr,r>
o".@.~ ;ar Same time. In otl!,v Mr,,;$
'.">. "a',h HAD plenty Of water nru.
.v..t 100 pounds At Il cost Of :>H:>'.
" ... jo,~r "Ir,N Il restricted <ur.;y
.. d. ''' IN"ad> II "Ain 1T II CO.'S, 9.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
Tho worst Hard Iuck

a Texas mans cotton wac o,,,o
,n' no'' "coV', ana his corn destroyed
ny 'hc drought His only daughter
c!oped with a vaEabond and q son fol-
lowed 'hc circus. On top OF this his
wife gave birth to tripIcts. Ho COM
mittcd suicide by the rope and raftcr
route, and the coroner very properlv
returned verdict OF justinable homi-
cidc.'--lla'lctsvillo (Tcx.) Herald.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
.~A&AsA-Ssk~Ak~naHASMsA sA.AaSS,@>
! FaE'raa Topics !
F1"F~TrTTS4l~1Ss
Rotation Of Crora Nc..s..

rotation "f crops is necessary tw
success in farming. rs two or ,n.r.,
crops "t the same Kind cauno, In, ,r;r,.
h"o'H grown on plot This rnu> u,,
""''''" every day. as hedge plant. ...u.
"o' "" renewed by Il hedge or the ~ailn
hh'n ahd trees planted in place of ui.,.
'r> "i iur same Kind do not ,l,;.,r.
h' "tS' results are obtained whrH
'h're IS radical rhangr OF vrop>,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
4 Good Long Letter.

y former Phil@d"lphian who is now
il business in Chicago. and who has
h""n ~, ndiDg Il portion OF his vacation
Wilh old friends here, wrote Il lcttCr
III" other day TO II chum in the windy
cary. He had promised TO writ" 'a
good. long letter." so he procured Il
con OF thin white tape paper, such as
Is used by the telegraph companies ON
their ticking machines, and proceeded
to work. writing a single line length
wise on the tape from beginning clear
through TO the little wooden centre.
The letter was in the ncighborhood Of
$50 feet long. AS he wrote he unrollcd
ana allowed the finished part to fan
upon the floor It required fOrty-livc
minutes to roll 1t mp again, and the
cplSilc was then tied up with n light
blue ribbon ana mailed to it's dcstna.
ton in neat little beSs6pstF iladrlphIa
Record. -.'.H % :. ,4-.-.>' =, -.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-22
BEEFSTEAkS OF THE FUTURE.
'"rS Row People Abb" TO Fa,ten Cattle
full

F"ry Few People Abic TO ra,ten Cattle
| Sucrcssful1N.
The cattle industry OF the west is
| undergoing Il series OF changes. scarce
| ~ apprcciahlc 10 the eastern con-
! sumner
IN the days when nochS and herds
f"amcd. unmo,cstcd and Almost nn-
seen OF men. save th'r oWh''S' "id'
S'r"t"hcS OF country in various io'"'-
ICES IN the west furnished the most ad-
Wl'apic paSturugr tor beef rat''. 'ho
the stock and ranch men gathered III
their numerous nerds. shipped them TO
markets. and realized handsome
Nr"h'. mainly because OF the extremely
Sn"l! cost or production. The settling
UP " IN" country. farmers here small
~ 'AnrhrS there, towns everywhere.
An" III" accompanying transportation
facilities, made easy by the ruilroadS
THAI are rapidly gridiruninS some o'
the western states. have Ept only Sc
riOu:,N intrrlrrcd with cattle raising
rs il was. but will. in Il very short
time Change its character altogether
The "u;l"Niy that was the natural
,NnS"i"yu., -! thr unsettled and Wild
sta" nl ihv country. has given place
~ tl, hammers and methods Of moro
advanced ,iNi'iHatiun. which has pu, u
,il.', upOn tn" unrcStrainrd Spiri.
'hat once dominated the plains and
plniriy>.
II = Ni,U sentiments OF unfci%:i"h
HHuNi"r,S iN@i til" ;0H"ist looks out
nom III "a. wjut@N and instead of
,l," i&r, and slowly moving line OF