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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

@enn he fatbolii@e SOberation
mirtli9 ein bauerbaftes, feites &C.
fase merben iou, banu miilen bie
@ereine Der beutl6=rebenben &atbo.
liten bes 9anbes it3 ui@t bur9 BITE
S0beration ruiniren lahen, ionbern
ie miiIen ibre Organization Bis 3ur
Matchmaker Spise btnaus perpol=
fommueu. Sn anberen @orten: Ser
gentralpereir uu6 Ste Staatsuerbdnbe
miIien ein l1ebereintommen finben,
bur9 meldes ite ni9t ais %9etrennte
&0rperi@aften tn BITE SoSeration Elm
mari9treu, ionbern tie miii1en einen
n~ationalen Serbaub baben, bur9 mels
den Der S0beration bic idmmtli9e
,,umerii@e Stdrte Der beuti@en &az
tboltfen entsesensebra6t wirb, bic
aber gu slei@er 3eit uns bic boppelte
unb breifa9e &opfiteuer eripart unb
uns In Der S66eration ben Iusi9laS
siebt. Das lit bas nd@lte i3tel Der
Organization Der Oeuti@en. Dieie
Mufsabe wirb bet Ser nd@iten @ener=
alperIammluns bes @entraluereins gu
Oapton, g., nit ben Delesaten Der
peri9iebenen Staatsuerbdnbe senau
ft,1btert unb cine 90iuns berielben &C.
iudt werben. Soft sebe, baB man eine
iol9e 205uns ftnbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
1907 900 =9(n8efte1te per=
Ian9en 2obnertGbun9.

@bicaso, ID. Sept. -8ertreter
BON 100, 600 orsanitrten gtienbabnz
anseieIlten i'm 8esirfe smtl@en gbt=.
caso nnb Buffalo bereiten tire Sors
berurBen fur bObere 9Obne Dor, DIM
lid Die bic, bic benz 3usperional
weitli6 uon gbtcaso bemiutst murben.
g%onbacteure auf YaiiasierSise per-
lansen 20 Yroesnt 9obnerb6buns,
werbeu ft@ aber wabrl@einlt@ NIT -
Yrocsnt sufrie6en seben, ruel6e grz
b0bung tint @eiten b~elotIist morben
lit. Qonbucteure auf @iitersisen 1pers
BEN NIT Is procent eo~bnerb0buns
sufrieben iein.
Cite aette tttterit&ttn8.
Burlington, 8. g., IA.
Sept. -Sn Der Nbtbetluns bes Snnez
rem Der 8unbe8. &esieruns iprt9t man
bauou, bab gbarles Solepb 8onaparz
tie i'm Outrage bes Staatsietretdrs
6tt9ccd cine unterlu6uns uor Insez
lesenbeiten u%ornebmen wirb, bic nit
Der germaltuns pon 9emthen Snbtaz
ner &eleruattonen 3ulammenbdnsen.
gs ioIen mebrereg eamten tn bic lebiz
&c Sa9e uermtdelt iein. Mu@ bter,
wte i'm PofzD Department, gilt es, etz
men NustaS : StaI gu retntsen. War
min In bic l1nteriu9uns M0es einbe=
sieben, mas Der 8unbes : Nbtbeiluus
bes Snnereu bisber psn PfltdtmtbriSs
feiten CUR amtlt9en &enntniB sefomz
men, ober mas bur9 bte Cages Preiie
an BITE Oefentli9feit se3errt morbeu
1T. Den Mittelpunft hilbet baS au:
senI9einlt9 nt9t etnmanbfreie Sc
babren Der DANES gommiiiion unb
bes Snipettors bes Snbtaner=E erritos
RUINS. e
Cine s1O,OOO,OOO @obrenfabrif.
Ytttsbu9,Y a., 10. Sept. Oie
Nattonale &0bren : Sabrit mtrb beute
tn Mc&eesport NIT Der grrt9tuns If
res &teien : Embellishments Beginner,
bas $40, 600, 900 toften unb aablret9e
Nrbeiter bei@dfttsen ion. Dte Ntebe=
runseu I'M &iperton 8eSirf mer6en
our 3ett pon 100 Mrbeiter aufsefiut,
rposu tauieube Wasenlabunsen Nl9e
uno 9runb benubt merben. Ote So
BRIT ioa 10 sebaut werben, baB iie
Dor ben neberl@memmunsen bes Wo=
nosabela Slalies seit3ert tit.
s6redli6er sturmt TT saS=Slorioa
SadionptIle, Sla., 13. Sept.
Ger pom @etter.8 Bureau porberse=
iaste @olf Sturm feste mdbrenb Der
Na6t unb bes beutisen Cages iber
Sib : Slortba btnmes unb ri6tete in
ieiner mtloen 9abn i9rsdlide @erbee=
runsen an. 8eionbers i9ltmm murbe
Campo on Der @eittalte unb Wtamt
an Der Oittaite mitsenommen. Sn
Campo unb Ser 1msesenb murben
sablrei@e 9duier umsewebt unb bic
Oransen : 9aine i9limm bei4dbtst.
Nud befir9tet man i@mere 8erluite
an Weni9enleben. l1nwett uou
Wtami bot bic Slutb mebrere 2et9en
ans 0anb sei@memmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17
Grfer Tbel.
Ser Solfsberein fiir Mmerifa hats
Wort.

Oa gbtcaso wesen ieiner sanItisem
Sage unb ieiner 9r6Be a~nerfannters
maBen bas Wecca Der @ei9dftswelt
Der @ereinisten Staaten semorben lit,
auf bas Sober ieta Iasenmert ri9ten
maB. wenn er In sei6dftli6er umb
aud anberer Sinii6t sinitise @erbin:
bunsen einseben min, 10 bat au9 Der
Soritanb besS oltspereins beI9loHen,
( iein Central Bureau BON Wilwaufee
mad Chicago gu uerlesen. Die Ser
rem @eitlt9en, bte @eiddftsfibrer
unb Sertrauensmdnner unb aue, bic
ji9 bieier eblen Sade seneist fiblen,
perben btermit eriu9t, it@ In 3u=
tunft besislt6 bes @olfsperetns fol-
senber Gbreiie bebienen gu mouen:
SobnP g. 9enntnser, 1901 =
81. Ctr, gbicaso, Su.
Ser i3med senannten Sereins lit,
Elm @eder ~iostaler @eritdnbniI1es, etn
Sebrer iosialer ginri9tunsen gu mers
ben. Wer INNER nun BEN suten Wils
len bat gu belfen, bteie boben SITTER
benz Solte susdnsli@ gu MAIDEN, unb
tie ins praftii9e 9eben gu rpflanSen,
Der wenbe it9 an bas Central: Bureau
Inn ausfunft. Ser ansebeutete l3med
mirb bauptid9li@ erret6t bur@ @er=
breituns seiunben 9eieitoHes, Der bas
iesiale @ebiet umfaBt, unb bic Unto
fen, bic etnem Wttsliebe erwa9leu,
iinb MIR 25 Gents bas Sabr. Die
iinsite Sru9t, bic mar, fislt6 auf
ben @olfsperein 3uridfibren fann,
NOR elm iosialer &urius, ben firsli9
ber bo6w. 9err g. $. Wtus, 8. s.,
BON Srairie bu gbien elmer InSabl
pom Grieitern unb sebilbeten 9aien In
tSubuque seseben bat. Sie Ebeilnsbz
mer ipre@en ibre polite 3ufriebenbeit
iber ben 9ldnsenben grfols aus, nit
benz bas llnternebmen setr0nt mar.
; Sic iasen, baB ite piel fldrere 8e:
grille unb etn utel beiIeres gerltdnb=
nib aber bic brennenben Sasesfrasen
nit ua9 SauIe senommen baben.
Sofentlt9 wtrb mo- aud in anberen
Stdbten Elm @let9es tbun, bamit mebr
9t9t merbe in benz Chaos Der beuttsen
iosialen 8erbdltuife.
Ser @oltsperein ioa unb tam, au9
ui9t als &tpale in bas @ebiet Der ar=
beren Seretne iibersreifeu, benn er
itebt einsis in ieiner glrt ba unb bat
eine gang anbere Mufsabe ais iene: CT
1ol pielmebr @ereinsmitslieber aIer
S6attirunsen unb ebenio Nt@tuer=
einsmitslieber, mel9e it6 betbeiltsen
rpollen, benz franfen &0rper Der
meni9li@en @eleli@aft Setluns au=
~sufibren, NIT benz 8aube Der Nd9=
ftenliebe umi9linseu. -@tt Der flei=
men idbrlt9en 8eifteuer merben alio,
pte i9on ansebeutet, quite, auf Drift.
lide Sostolosie btnSielenbe S6riften
ansei9aft. Ser 8olfsueretn lit etn
@erf unieres unuerseblideu Wtnbt=
BORT, benn er bat benielben tnOeuti6=
lamb ins 2eben serufen, allmo ct i@on
unenbli9en Sesen aebra@t unb unsez
beuern l1mfaus ansenommen bat. Glio
frii9 ans @erf CUR Gbre @ottes unb
gum 9eile bes @d@iten, Defenders
unierer &inber, bic Joni It elmer unbeimz
lt6en 3ufunit entsesenseben.
Ser 8or1tanb:
Htc. 6 conner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17

= Gut fur @ater, gut fur Mutter,
gut fur bte sanae Tamtlte. Ma@t
bic ainber eiien, i@lafen unb wa&ien.
&odp Mountain Tbee TT etn Sauaiz
ltenie8en. IS gts. SO. Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-17


0esenmdrtis ftnbet etne ofisiele
coniulartl@e unterIu9uns bes Mnsetz'
sesei9dfts in Seem Oorf, gbicaso unb
anberen Stdbten ftatt. SpeSteIbert@z
te iinb anbefoblen rporben, unb biez
ielben merben pon ueri6ie6enen Som
iulen fir tire &esierunsen ansefertist.
3uslei9 nit bieier Nnfinbisuns iet=
tens Ser ausldnbii@eu &eprdientanten
fommt bic @%rtldruns, baB bic Ser.
Staaten in 8e5uS auf Mnsei9en ben
eriten Ylas tn Der Welt etnnebmen.
Das @a9stbum Der amerifantI9en
Sabriten, bes amerifanti@en 9anbels
unb Ser ameritanii@en @ei@dfte, ni9t
alein BIER, ionbern audi tint Nuslanbe,
beuurubist bic ausldnbii@en &aufleu=
te, Sabrifanten, 9eiddftsleute unb
&esterunsen, unb iie itubtren Bic Sa=
DE nit Nufmertiamteit. ste itnb gu
benz S@luB setommen, baB Der ames
rifanii9e 1nternebmun9sseiit fart
bur@ Mnseisen unteritast morbeu lit,
un5 ite betra@ten bas Nnseisen als
ben sebeimen S@laHel gum amerifa=
nil@en Grfols. Ebatia9e tit es. baB
faft jebes sroBe @ei6dft bur9 Mnsei=
gen, namentlt@ tn 3eitunseu, aufse=
bout morben 1T, unb baB ein @el9dft,
ruerr, es einmal aufb5rt, ansu3etsen,
lansiam ieinem &uin en%tsesensebt.
Gr3bii9of 9arte uon Manila BE-:
iu9te Wittmo9 ben Yrdltbenten 81
Opfter 8ap tn 8esleituns pon &eu.
Euobp unb benz Yaultftenuater Dople.
@ie perlautet, brebte ii9 bas &C.
1prd9 muir i'm aqsemetnen I'M bic pbt
lippinii9en gerbdltniiie. 9err &oo
iepelt sab benz grsbii@of gu ueriteben,
baB es bur6aus nt9t tn ietner Nbit9t
ltese, it@ auf BEN Pbilippinen trsenb=
mie tn bic Mnselesenhetten Der fatbo=
Iti@en Stride gu mil9en baB aber
bas pabre Bobl berSnlelbep6lferuns
muir burd barmonii@es 3uIammeu=
mtrfen uon &tr@e unb Staat sef6r=
bert merben f6nnte. Wisr. Sartp ers
tldrte, baB es In l1ebereinitimnans
NIT ben tn &om erbaltenen Sn1truc=
tionen lein 9au~ptbeitreben lein rrerbe,
fir feline Ot6ceie etnen etnbeimii9en
&lerus beranausieben. Mu@ bic ars
beren bret nod ben Pbtlipptnen ent=
ianbten ameritanti@en 8ti&6fe baben
pon ser propasanba bteielbe Mnmetz
flung erbalten. sic ioaen ben 8oben
CUR grrt9tuus elmer etnbeimti@en
Sterar6te porberetten. Muf einen Be-
ionbers freunbli@en gmpfans brau=
den iie unter fetnen ~l1mitdnben gu re@=
men. Denn bic Sniulaner itnb b. ttefiten
Ntbtrauen 9eSen alles erflQt, mas
por Nmertta tommt ober ameritanti9
beiBt, unb bic neueu 8tl96fe iopobl
pie bic paar ameritanii9en @eitlt=
den, mel@e NIT ibnen sesanset, iinb
ober tbnen folsen merben, baben uors
erft bte i@wiertse Mufsabe, bas @er=
trauen ibrer PfeSebefoblenen gu &C.
ruinnen. ST tbnen btes erft einmal
selunsen unb baben fte it@ peri6ns
li9e, 9e1aue &enntntb Der borttgen
@erbdltntfie erworben, bann, aber
aud erft bann, ,uerben fte peruanfttse
Yldne fir bte 3utunft entperfen
f0nnert.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17

About midnight Sunday we had
heavy thunder and vivid lightning
and some rain fell. About q o'clock
Monday morning we had more
thunder and lightning and more
rain. Yesterday we had a very
warm day the thermometer reach
Ing we'll up to the 10 mark In the
afternoon. We have the promise
today of rain turning into snow and
a very cold wave. There Is slight
rise In the river at Wheeling and
the river is rising at Oil City and
Pittsburg. Unless more rain falls
there will not be much of a rise In
the river this time.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
London and the NeWsboH

Jack London, the young novelist,
was riding recently on California
train when a newsboy besought him
to buy one of his own books.
"Here you are, sir" said the boy.
"a fine book about Alaska life, by
Jack London"
"But | have read the book. am
Jack London myself" returned the
young man.
"Oh, you are?" said the newsboy.
And he passed on, with a laugh of
incredulity.
A little later he came back with
another parcel of books, a collec-
ton, this time, of the works Of Miss
Corelli.
GLOW about these?" he asked,
pausing beside London. ''Here's
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
How to Make koumiss.

"To make koumiss," says writer
in Good Housekeeping, "take one
quart of blood warm new milk
fresh from the COW, if possible-two
teaspoonfuls of granulated sugar,
one-third of a cake of compressed
yeast and a pinch of salt. Stir well
and bottle at once. Leave the bot
ties in warm temperature, about
20 degrees, for twelve hours; then
place on the ice for twelve hours,
when it is ready for use. | always
use siphon bottles such as carbo-
mated waters come in. Beer bottles
are next best, but any bottle or jug
will do if i ~, corked."
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
Wanted to Brighten Himself.

Andrew Carnegie at the opening
of the autumn conference of the
Iron and Steel institute at Barrow
in-Furness, in England, told an odd
little story from his vast collection
of Scottish anecdotes.
"a Scot" he said, ''was unhappy
because he had lost his money. He
borrowed loaded gun and with a
desperate look started toward dis
NAL fen. The owner of the gun,
little anxious, bawled after him to
know if he was going to commit
suicide. He bawled back:
"'No just that. I'm only think
in O. gangin' doun to the fens to
gie' myself a confoonded FRIGHT"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
The insurance companies doing

The insurance companies doing
business In Wheeling have ordered
insurance rates In that city to be
raised, the total increase In rates In
the past seven years being over 800
per cent The business men have
been holding indignation meetings
and are talking of forming strong
local company to carry the insur-
ance In that city. The facts OF the
matter Is the FIRE insurance com.
panles doing business In this
State have quietly organized a
monopoly. In this city every
insurance policy written must
be reported through stamping
Office in Wheeling. If every policy
Is not written according to the un-
derwriters rules 1t Is ordered to be
cancelled. The rates are fixed by
a firm In Columbus. They come
here, say nothing to nobody, Tx
the insurance rates and you have
to pay those rates or carry your
own insurance. The rates were
made In 1901 and In 1922 raised IS
per cent. Some of the rates In
this city are nothing less than
highway robberies. We have
splendid fire protection here.
but few losses, but the rates get
higher and the conditions more
stringent. Most all the West Vtr
ginia companies have sold out
to large foreign companies and
these foreign gentlemen put on
monopoly screws In great shape. II
a good insurance company Is organ
ICED In Wheeling and 1t will break
up the insurance monopoly 1t will
do an Ina nense business In this
city. We wish the venture success.
We are all very tired here of pay
ing rates fixed by dudes from
Columbus, Ohio.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
k;aia Tor hot Dishes.

The common custom of using
mats under hot dishes as a protec-
ton to the polished wood does not
appeal to housewife as giving an
air of daintiness to prettily set
dining table, and we suggest pref
ty idea for table mats. Cut round
or oblong piece of linen the size de-
sired and embroidered with sprays
of flowers of conventional design,
then cut two pieces half as large for
the under side. Place the two
straight edges together, which
should be On the selvage at the mid
die across the center. When placed
in this manner they are the size of
the upper piece, and both should be
basted together and scallop work
ed around the edge through the top
and under side. Now you have a
mat with an opening in the center,
into which you can slip piece of
asbestus cut the shape of the linen,
only trife smaller. When the mat
needs laundering slip out the ashes
tus and launder same as doilies.-
Chicago News.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
Prof, VIM. J. SteInhauSer

FFOI, WIN. .. StoAnnn"SoE
Director Auditorium Theatre Or
chestra, sistersville W. Va.
Music furnished for parties, balls
and receptions.
Teacher Violin, Viola and Mando-
| lin. Address In care A. r. Doyle,
manager Auditorium theatre.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
CONDENSED STORIES.
Why Lord Salisbury Wished the Sign
board Removed.

The chateau of Lord Salisbury
was at Beaulieu, France, and that he
might have peace and rest there he
once made a quaint request of the
mayor of Villefranche. The house
stood on high, well wooded ground
and was approached by carriage
from the old Corniche road. The
inaccessibility of the position and
consequent quiet and peace pleased
the premier greatly. The gardens
were so large and the gate kept by
a Cerberus so stern that the most
enterprising British or American
tourist found little to repay his curl
osity after his climb. When Lord
Salisbury first took possession of La
Bastide the mayor of Villefranche,
NJ. Polonais, called upon him to bid
him welcome and Hospitality assured
him that any wish his lordship
might express would, if possible, be
instantly gratifed by, himself and
his councillors.
"Then I will take you at your
word" replied the premier. Il wish
much that the new signboard you
have put up on the road leading
here marked Avenue Salisbury be
taken away"
"But we put it up" stammered
the mayor, Gin order to let people
find their way to your villa"
"Ah," sighed Lord Salisbury, 81
see so many people at home and
should like most of them to lose
their way to La Bastide"
The hint was taken.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
Seeking the Objectionable.

Charles Frohman was discussing
the morals of the average play.
81 believe in a clean stage" he
said, "and l think the stage pretty
generally is clean enough. Here
and there, to be sure, you can find
a spot of black, but you have to
look for it. You have to nose for it
in the corners and remote recesses.
"Some of us can find uncleanli-
ness anywhere. A woman found un-
cleanliness o2ce in DR.. Johnson's
dictionary.
"1 am sorry, SIR she said, to
see in your work so many naughty
words
$50, madam, you we're looking
for them, eh?' the old photographer
retorted."
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
The many friends of Hon S. G

The many friends Of Hon S. g..
PYLE, Of Middlebourne. will regret
to hear he has serious illness In his
family. Mrs. Pyle and four of their
children aad his two sister. in-laws
are ell dan serously Ill with typhoid
fever. The Review extends Its
sympathy to Mr.. Pyle and his fam
lily and Is Joined by hundreds of his
friends here In hoping for their al
innate and speedy recovery.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
Not Queer In the Least.

Van Quizz-I am told that Mr..
Sternham and his twin brother do
not speak. Isn't that queer?
De Broune-Not at all. They're
deaf muteS.-New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
ARE YOU MARIE CoRELL1 Too?"

Temporal Power and 'Thelma'
and Vendetta They're by Marie
Corelli. They're full of excitement
and blood. 'Thelma' l know you'll
like"
As London shook his head the
boy resumed:
care you Marie Corelli too"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
- new Tarqet.

"Do you really believe that light
ming never strikes twice in the same
place."
"Of course. After place is re-
built it isn't exactly the same, you
know Constitution.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
The Real Trouble.

It's not because they asI. so much
Our children bore Us so.
But that they always ask about
So much We do not know.
Phil .Geipi.ia Ledger
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17
Another Way of Putting II.

"Isn't that music heavenly"
POSSIBLY, possibly. At any rate
it's unearthlv. "-Brooklyn Eagle.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-17

We understand the lily SounSii
has passed resolution to the effect
that the rents coming to the city
from the rent of the wharf, the post
Office building and other debts due
the CITY, are to be paid to the
MAYOR and not the Collector and
Treasurer In order to save the CITY
the Collectors and Treasures com
mission. This resolution Is direct
ly In opposition to the City char
ter which provides for the collec-
ton of all m oneys by the Collector
and Treasurer and nobody else.
Such a resolution Is Illegal and It's
doubtful If a payment OF rent made
to any other official than the Col
lector and Treasurer would not be
absolutely void and not a payment
at all. The council should follow
the charter and then If by doing so
1t Is found to work hardship on
the taxpayers 1t can be repealed
but laws passed In violations to the
plain terms of the charter are mere
utilities. A council can follow
Its charter but 1t cannot enact
laws TO suits Its on whims and
caprices In direct violation to the
charter. Follow the charter and II
It's wrong repeal and amend 1t.
Then the people will have no just
occasion to find fault with our law
makers.
According to statement In the
last edition of the Tyler County
Star, published at Middlebourne'
"Tne Oil Review Is mug wuup,
Democratic or Republican paper
We are further accused by the
same Star of being a dictator as to
the politics of all the parties In this
county. The Star IS therefore,
different finn the Review. The
Star supports only such candidates
as suits Uncle Oliger. Its Re,
publican paper If the Republican
candidates suits Uucle Oh, other,
wise 1t Is not that kind OF news
paper. When Uncle Oh and Harry
could not defeat Dovenor for Con-
gress that gang bolted the conven-
ton. When Gregory was placed
on the Republican county ticket,
Uncle o. wrote an open letter In
this same Star opposing Gregory's
election. With such a record Its
hardly In place for Its editor to
read the "riot act" to other papers.
The Oil Review Is a straight out
independent newspaper but not
neutral In anything We care as lit-
tie for politics as Its possible to do so
and live In a republic. We use
what influence we have for the
election of such men as we believe
will be for the best interests of the
city and county. Any man who
wants to run for Office Is welcome
to announce himself In our paper
for the usual advertising rates.
No man has ever bought the In
auence of the paper for love or
money and 1t can't be purchased.
We support the best man as we
see II ana they nave Seneraliy oeen
on the democratic ticket.
If the miserable little Star would
only be some kind of a newspaper
and be that all the time. buy some
new type, get some good ink, EN-.
ploy a new editor, get little push
and hustle on the decaying institu.
ton 1t might amount to something
but under Its present management
1t Is about the poorest ont of
newspaper We know of. How the
mighty have fallen.
The many friends Of Hon S. G.
4 a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-10
WHAT one MAN IS DOING.
Coming Money From the Truck Business
Right Here az BDas.

There b. q right way and wf0ng
way Of doing everything. The
right way usually succeeds and The
wrong way always fails MANY
farmers in this section tackled
truck growing for market last year
and because they went NJ The mat.
Ter VI sslIing IL wrong they failed
and having failed ia the fret effort
they quit Mr.. ]. T. Parker was
in the business. and like the others,
vent AZ h wrong ~ the start. and
lOst money. he stayed a. IL, how.
ever, and kept trying, and toward
the end Of the season effected an
arrangement whereby he made
straight sales instead Of consign.
menis, and he made money. Profit
ing by that experience, be planted
again this year and has his ar.
rangements all perfected whereby
be- does not consign a thing % the
thieyish commission men, but sells
biz stuff straight out, and gets the
money for II. He has early tOma'
toe, forced IN hot bed; be has
beans now ready 10 market; Gu
cumbers nearly ready 10 market, a
bali acre Of them. lie has alec
Irish potatoes and waiermelons.
So, after all that has been said
about the great failure Of the truck
association lasl year, II seems that
u was not entirely q failure. NJ
Parker wa o. member Of the $3.50
citation. and learned a great deal
about forcing plants in bot bed.
and management generally from
t.. There are few others here
wbo are proGtIng By ths *.
perience gained in the association,
and IL may yet turn out that "a
great and good work was done by
that movement
Mr Parker kept an itemized nc.
count with his different products
la.t year, 80 that he would know
bow 10 turned out. lie bad . bali
acre " cucumbers, which netted
bin. clear above an expenses Tor
crates. etc., f32. lie bad an acre
ri Tomatoes. and in spite u bic bad
luck with The crop from various
cruses. he cleared above expcnses
833 on them FOR the fret trial.
chat was not near bad.
Deduction $50. T. THE may Dol
d good truck country after al.