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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-20
LOCAL ITEMa
lows at the Rollack Store.

Drink hot chocolate. Every day
at The Texas.
Cottages for rent, Apply a
HERALD office.
Christmas goods and novelties at
the BolIack Store.
Vasey has 1906 wall paper sam
pies. Better see him.
For fruits, pound and layer cake
go to Thielen's Union Bakery.
DON'T fail to go to P. J. Vivier
for staple and fancy groceries.
Ribbon cane seed for sale in any
quantity. Apply to c. Cara.
11-27-tf
$500 stock Lowney's candy for
holiday trade at Texas CONNECTION
cry.
Better see Vasey about having
those rooms fixed up right now.
Fresh corn meal and grits at J.
A. Tillman's grocery, Jagou build
ing, Elizabeth St.
Seventeen crates of tomatoes
and ten barrels of fish went out by
express this morning.
For SALE Four 100 H. P. boilers
is good condition. Harry White,
San Antonio. 12-14-21.
Lowney's candy, best on earth.
lust received new stock at the
Texas.
Buy your fruits, nuts and candies
from J. A. Tillman. IIagou build
ing Elizabeth St.
Fine assortment breakfast foods
lust received at J. A. Tillman's
grocery, Jagou building, Elizabeth
St.
See the big doll to begiven away
on New Years day. Ticket given
with every 81 purchase at the Boil
lack Store.
WANTED-To rent a piano in
good condition, for six months.
Address bonita Demere, Sam For
dyce, Texas.
The streets are drying up beau
tifully since yesterday, and all ma
ture is reveling in spring time
weather today.
We have large line of fine
pictures we will close all for ten
days at cost. 25c to 50, each,
worth double. The Texas.
LoWney candy, best on earth
for holiday trade. We can show
largest lire in city, with prices
on large quantities very low. See
our prices and new styles packages
before buying. At Texas Confec-
tionery.
For sALE-A fine lot of Baled
Prairie Hay. cut last June from the
Henry Hay Farm, near Lane City,
Wharton Co. Stored since cutting
in our Regular Hay Storage Barns.
Can fill orders during winter in car
load lots. For price, apply to-.
w. AHLDAG, Agent, Wharton,
Texas.
When in Matamoros don't forget
TO see US. We have on hand a fine
assortment of onyx goods, such as
inkstands, paper weights, plates,
penholders. pyramids, puff boxes,
level boxes, also a full assortment
of Apizaco walking canes, etc, etc.
1. PEREZ & Co.
Botica Nueva, S. Z. Corner of City
Market.
Ramon Dominique and wife and
Manuel Garcia Trevino and wife,
of Matamoros sold today $500
acres of the San Juan de Carrecitos
grant, known as the Cerda ranch
San Francisco, to w. P. Gano, Of
Sarita at private terms. The sale
was made through land agent,
Frank Rabb. The land IS situated
about 90 miles above Brownsville.
The silk patch work kimona
which was or exhibition in the
show window of A. Spero which
1,-~o.oJ 30 ~ rr,,,--, 40
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-20
PURE FRUIT
TABLETS

fancy things you can make
papers. You all have time
handsome gifts for Xmas if
Y Y v Y "
with all the beautiful tints
are. of the best quality. y
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-20

!
Among today's outgoing passen-
gers was c. E. Hammond. who
was on his way to Dallas to spend
the holidays with his family. The
gentleman calculates to return to
this section about the 10th of jan
uary when he will be in the mar
ket for from one to ten thousand
acres of land, which he will cut up
into small tracts and sell again. Mr..
Hammond has disposed of. all his
holdings at Santa Maria which he
had for sale, and is looking for
something else good.
General William S. McCaskey,
U. S. army, commanding the de-
partment of the Colorado, will ar
rive tonight from Mexico, where
he has been travelling, and will be
here Thursday to renew his ac-
quaintance with this section, where
he was stationed from 1875 to 1881.
General McCaskey is accompanied
by Mrs. McCaskey and his son,
Lieut.. Garrison McCaskey, aide de
camp to General Jesse M. Lee.
There will be a reception at the
post in the afternoon or evening,
to enable them to greet their old
friends of Brownsville.
In all interview with Mayor F.
]. Combe yesterday, THE HERALD
was informed that work of grading
Elizabeth street would commence
soon. It is the intention of the
Mayor to secure the county road
grader and put the street in first
class condition so far as he is able.
The grading and graveling of
streets can not be done without
considerable expense, and must be
done as the finances of the city will
permit. kThe mayor says he has been
cussed for not fixing up the streets,
and feels the censrfre has been I'M
Just from the fact the financial
condition of the city would not
justify the expenditure. The work,
however, will be done to a certain
extent and THE HERALD feels sure
Mayor Combe will do all he con-
scientiously can to better the con
dition of our city streets. No man
can do more than this.
A HERALD man had the pleasure
today of meeting DR.. J. R. Hop
kins, of Atlanta, Ca, who has
been in Brownsville the past few
days. The gentleman says he
came to this section in search OF
sunshine, and feels he has been
cheated ont of considerable pleas
ure by the cloudy and showery
weather. DIR. Hopkins has not
practiced his profession for several
years, having turned his attention
to other business of a more remun-
erative nature. He has been bask
ing in our southern sunlight today
and a part of yesterday. He has
been working exceptionally hard
and has developed a set of nerves
which he feels will be benefited by !
by a stay here. He left business
cares at home, so far as a success
full business man can do, and will |
take a well earned rest. DR.. Hop |
kins has.not limited his stay to any
particular period of time, and will
go when he takes a notion.
Election Of Officers.
At the r,aetino of branch No o |
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-20
Notice.

The regular annual meeting of
the Stockholders of the Merchants
National Bank of Brownsville.
Texas, will be held at its banking
house on Tuesday, January 9th.
1906, at 2 p. m. for the election of
Directors and the transaction of
such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
]. G. FERNANDEZ, Cashier.
When the landlord has the rent
in his pocket he's apt to forget
about the rent in the roof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-30
6uriufe Samifieunamen.

Die nDresbener Nu9ridten" petDf@
fentltden etne @ammluns furiofer So
miliennamen, ote aetgt. bab man in
fraberen Sabrbunberten tpeser, oerber
Mamen febr tpents smpfinolt9 mar,
Mtr 9retfen r,ur bte folgenben 6eraus:
Satobus 8terband, Ratbsmetiter in
@rtern (152D; Spadim @ernesroB,
Rathsberr; CLAUS 9afenterl 1853;
0eorg @ierfu9en; Satob !9unbebiB,
turflrfttider Ratb tn Dresden Q699);
9ans Srrptfd, 8aumetiter; Sans Ga
tber In Metbenfels (1518); GbriItopb
aistus tn Zebra Q544); Or Sub
BORN (1502); Dtetri9 &ii9eni9pein
tn Gale q470); Cams Narre in 60
tba 1856; @eltDn O4ienfopf in
San9erbauien (1611); Satob 8laiez
boI5; 9erbert pfdttetfen l56O; Go
reno S4petnigsl In MeiBenfels
Q561); 9ars g4eufa1 (1494); Cans
S4petnefleii9 Q511); 5ans @9pets
nerNfel (15o8); 2orens Sautros in
Metbeniee 1856; Safob sdaftopf
tn 4ane a. g., Ratbamunn (1482);
Matb.s 11nflatb (1565).
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SIM Teuhtt[Mrtme.
eiebentGsiser &antpf etnes gBad,tefS NIT
eitett SIS ahtInuiGett.

eiebentGsiser &antpf etnes @ad,tefS init
eiteat SIS abnHati8ss.
Sn elmer unsepDbnli6 gefa6rli6en
2age befanO ii4 unldngft MerrtG
9ulie. Ser Wd9ter bes 2euatt6urmes
Stratforo Sboals, Der mitttpegs 3tpis
f9en Bridgeport unb 9ort Sefferion
auf Gong Sslunb. q. g., gelegen tit
unb bei1en freunolt9es Qt9t Ben gro
Ben 0ampfern i'm Song Sslanos
Sunoe bic 8i4tung ibrer Sobrt auf
ben gefGbrli4en Mafern In Md9t uno
Nebel meift. 9ulie bate ben 0tenit
ouf Dem 2eu9ttburm In @ertretun9
beg auf a4t Sage beurlaubten 9auptz
pd9ters Rolanb angetreten, ndbreno
inn Elm getpiRer Golfer CUR 9ilfe uno
4blOiun9 6et9eseben mar. !9ulie bate
feline Mbnung, baB Elm Wabnfinniger
tim in ieinem gefabrz uno berantfporz
tungsreihen Beirut our Settle itano,
bts tur5 na4 Nblduf ser eriten Na9tz
ipabe goitsr etn Morbattetttdt auf i'm
ma9te. Mit etnem langen Stpd, an
befen Gnbe ein neutrality-suspicious.
Ra'irmeFer befeittst tpar, orang er auf
ben 2eu9ttburmshiter eth, unb nur
Der gr0Bten 8dltbliittefett uno Gner@
ste 6antte Der @ngegriffene Die Grbul@
flung ieines Gebens.
t0ulIe bate iebo9 feline Mittel, ben
Rranten etn3uiperren poer ion5t
oauernb unf9dbltd gu MAIDEN, unb 70
berbra9te er bic beiben nG9itsn Sage
unb Nd9ts in p~ieberboltem 4ampf
nnb 4bpebr fir fetn 2eben, Dim Na9<
mtttae bes britten Saees bate oie
Mabnioee Golfers eine reue Rt9tung
sefunben; NIT einem MeiBe1 unb
9ammer ~bepoffnet, madte er 1i4
bardn, Die mafitpen Mauern beg
Qeu9ttburms nteber5ulegen. 90 bteIe
8ef&dftieuns Sulfe perbdItniBmdBi9
~gefabrfps erf9ien, btnberte er i'm auz
nd9ft baran ntdt, BITS er Nbenbs
pt6Blt9 3u ietnem S9reden bemerfte,
bab aus benz 8ltnffeuer oes S6urmes
elm ftettges getporben mar, etne S6ats
fade, pel6e ~oteientsen S9iffe, pel9e
an Der aiiite paffirten, in groBe Sc
fabr brinsen muBte. !9ulfe elite, 10
f@neu TIN feline Beine gu trugen perz
mp9ten, in bfe Ghurmtammer, in tpels
der bet 8eleu9tunssapparat inftalirt
III, uno fanb bier ben Mabnfinnigen
an Der Mrbeit, NIT elmer Dirt Ste 2inien
au 5erf@mettern. Gr fGmpfte NIT benz
Srren einsn iibermenf9li9en 8ampf.
un6 fdlieBlih eeldng es tbm, Dem
Rranfen bas eefdbrltde Mertaeug gu
enttptnoen unb i'm gu iib~erpdtttgen.
Die bier folsenben Sage unb NG9te
mubte Der pflt9ttreue Mann faft urls
dussefest iiber Die 2eu9ttburmsanlas
gen tpd9en, fpeitere Wttentate bes ST.
rem obtpebren uno f9lteblta, als Die
Medttion BET Dem &ranfen eintrat unb
er in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nbii9t it9
sabnofe @erleBungen betsebra9t batte,
tbn pflegen unb an tpeiterem unbetl
bin6ern. Mls/ Der 9ouptndrter bes
Sburmes BON feinem l1rlaub auriidz
te6rte, fdnb er fetnen pfli4ttreuen Der
treter ber pD1tgen Grf9Dpfung nabs.
9ulfe nurbe 1ofort abgel0it, goifer
aber in bds 9ofpttal bon Stratforo
sefdnbt.
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Bur DorQe(Midltf Afrisna.
SntereKamte arG,aoinstide Guuoe i'm sssrS.
toeitetl bes GrotheiLs.

Sntere6a"te ara3aolosttde 8unoe i'm sssrs:
t~oeItea oes GrotbciIS.
Junoe CUR 8orgef9i9te Nfrifas
1tn0, BON ggppten, 0er Gorofiifte un0
Dem Siiooften ob~geieben, bis9er re6t
ipdrIi9 gepeien, oo9 baben bic leBten
Sabre ielbit fir @ebiete, Die man als
gang unergtebig betru9ten fonnte, eintz
aes gu Sage gef0roert, 6~igelsrdber,
bic bon @tetntretien umgeben fino,
f3eint es tn ni9t gang gerinser 3abl
am Gambia gu geben. 8ereits 1898
batts Der engGifde 8apitdn Carroll
fol6e gu &retfen ongeorbrete, initli9
bearbeitete S%teinfdulen bon 81 6ub
9Dbe am Oberen @ambia i'm urnalo
a~ufee6edt, unb i'm bortgen Sabre bat
du6 8apttdn 9u9emtn BEL Der eng
ltd > fron5Oitf6en @ren5permeFunq
dbnli9e &retfe bort angstrpffen, Die
@dulen beitanben aug 9aterit (ftdrt
eifeni9iiitger, meiit rptber, 3eQieer
9ebm). Serner traf Or. Muelaub, Der
ffan3Dfti9e &ommiHdr fir Die portu=
gte1tf6e 8ren5regultrung am @ambid,
an ben 3ufliiHen btefes @tromes Or
bettsitdtten aus Der Stetn3eit in 6ro=
Der 3dbl CIT. Nus Ser ltm9e9enb bon
@onatrp in Sran3DIii6z9uinea TAM
men aus iiin9iter 53ett me6rere f9Dne
Sunoe BON 9ef9nittenen unb poltrten
Stetnperfaeugen unb bon Der noben
englii@en Sniel @berbro (Sierra Qee
one) eigentbiimlt4 gearbeitete Ne9erfte
guren aus Stein, Die ii6 iebt aum
S6eil TN Srocabero in ports, aum
Sbetl i'm 8aiefer Sou eum b%efinben.
@tel Quffeben BADEN fernsr ote por
bier Sdbren aufeefunbenen umfanes
ref4en !9iigelgrdber BET Stmbuttu erz
rest, Die man ais r80nigserdber" Be-
3ei9net. Man fam bag Otter oieIer
R~Dntgserdber auf runb 1000 Sabre
f9dben. Die GrDffnuns einiser BON
ibnen liefsrte MdHen bon @erGtb19afz
ten, Maffen, S9mudfd9en, mem d.
li4en Steletten unb Sbierfnp9en. DIS
oer 1877 ~beritorbene arabtf9e Reti enos
Sbu 8atuta in Stmbuftu mar, seb0rte
bic Stabt gum 9banatarei9, Mus Dem
10. ober II. Sabrbunbert riibren au9
oie 0fuinen Der alien @ons6atbauptz
ftoot &utta Der, bte I'm pprigen Ssa6r
2eutndnt 9esplagnes am Oftufer 6es
bigger, fabli4 BON Der fpGteren 9aupt@
ftabt 9ao, entbedt bat. Nor6dnben
finb bon tbr nur nod einige @rabIteine
uno formlofe @roz unb S9erbenbiigel.
5obann BADEN @aut6ier un6 9efiignp
9iigelgrGber i'm fioliden Dram aufgee
oedt, in oeren Mttte gep6buli4 cine
adnrmer ft9 befinbet. po bic 2ei9en,
umgeben pon Waffen. Gerdtben uno
@3mud aus @ifen, &upfer unb Sill
Der, in 9odftellung, bod auf Der @eite
ltegeno, beigeiest itno. gnolt9 1T gu
ertpdbnen. 0ab bic nDrblt9e Sabara
fi9 ofs auBeroroentli9 ret9 an 5elsz
set4nuneen ertptefen bat. Die 8ei9e
nungen ftellen Sbiere unb DEFENDERS
Sagbi3enen bar, sic befinben 1i9 I'm
ganaen 9ogsargebtrgslano. Sbr Otter
TT febr peri9teben. Die beutigen Wiis
ftenbepo6ner, Die 1uareg, ni1en nidts
fiber bic 3et9eu. Dte neueren WorfDbe
per S~ranspfen in Die @abara baden bis
Roptrune bpn 5ab[Iofen folder 3ei9z
nirtoen ermDdItGt.
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Stic Iemag.
SdretbmatertaIten unS Suds
hntrNIhsno
banbIang.

@roBe NuSnabf BON gonto 8 Biis
her1 auer Irt. Gancps uno Sport.
Nrtitel. Announcements auf ale in.
ldnoiihe 8eitihriften prompt belurgt.
Die nit Dem @eihdft nerbunoene
NccioenssD ruderei fertiet
ale Mrbeiten. @inIaoungss unb Sra
ttlation8tarten in beioen Sprahen
an. 6peSinlitdt: Druid pDn Sta.
tuten fir oeutife 8sreine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-30

Dpferts fetn Geben. Gin
2ofomottpfibrer Namens @iGliam
Moonep ftarate BEL 8aporns, n. g.,
init ieiner 2otomottbe iber etne bohe
Bbf4ung in bte Nsparts8ai uno err
trant; bte Gotomottbe fiel in 70 ttefes
Mafer. baB man its ni9t mebr fab.
Gin itberfiuter Grturftons5ug Der
Nen Seriebsgentralbabn blisb auf Der
8Df4nHg iteben unb bte bon panii9em
Sdredsn ~befa[lensn paFasiere tpurosn
muir baburd bor Dem @9idfat bes 2o>
tomotiDfubrsrs betpahrt, oaB Elm Sop
pelbolaen Brad unb Der podere 2ofos
motibfiibrer nod i'm leBten Nugenbltd
DIE Notbbremien anee3osen bate. Der
3ug fam pon Ntlanttc Gitp unb mar
chen NIT mdbtger @ef9pinotefett itber
BITE Bride gefabren, als bic 2ofpmo,
tibe auf cine offens Wei6e ItteB uno
NIT benz SENDER uno spei @spGdz
tuasen entsletfte. Die 99ienen lteger
on bteier gteae auf einer fteilsn So
f4uns. bic our Bride fiibrt, uno CO.
tomottre unb 3enber itiiraten um unb
iiber Die B0f9ung binunter. Der Sci
ger r.ttete fi9 bur9 4bfpringen. @on
ben puFa9isrsn tpurbe Nismano per=
lebt.
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Disadvantages %Serfhwtmoeu.

3. s, &unban, 8utleroi0e, o., I6rei6t
bas merfuirbise 8eri6tuinben idmers'
li6er Spmptome fir llrperbauli9teit
unb @ale 81. Sings neuen ~2ebenspilen
81. @r ia9t: sic iinb Elm perfeftes
Seilmittel fir Sdwinbel, lauren Mageu
&opfueb unb gerltopfua9. gu baben
bel S. &alteDer & Sobu, Sep. s. S.
S9mibt, Gigeutiimer, unb GoUtf 9reiB.
Sreis 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-30

Nttadtrter MtIlionGr.
Ser gifenbdbnmagnat uno Multimils
lionGr George 5, @oulb BON Nep
Dort unternabm tn 8eslettuns fetner
@atttn uno stnes istner SSbne stns
Mutomobilfahrt UNI ben 8urt4erfee In
Der S9nei5. Rabe Dem Oorfe 3ub'
noat bOIts er auf enger 2anoftrabe
bas O4fengeipdnn zines 8uuern eth,
Der it9 petgerte, plab gu MAIDEN, UNI
6as &uto Dorbetfabren gu laFen, oils
6ann Der Gbauffeur an elmer bretteren
Stsle oes Deees an Dem Gubrpert
bes 8auern bprbetfubr, 6teb bieIsr
pttbenb auf ben gbauffeur unb oie
SnfaHen beg Magens etn. Ser gbaufs
feur muroe tpieoerholt getroffen un0
Brou @oulo 6ur4 peitf9enbtsbe uber
ben Baden unb bic 99ultern erbeblt4
psrIeBt. @ouIbs Sobn trug psitf6sns
btebe iber bas @eft6t bapon. Bet ben
8ebOroen i'm nd9ften Srte tpurbe GEE
gen ben 4ngreifer &lage erboben.
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Nnfiaiffen dis Ghauffeure,

Die oonooner polt5et fiiblt fi9 ni9t
ipentg eei9metdelt iiber Die bobe ST.
rung, Die ibr Dor Sturgeon Isitens bes
&onig8 5ut6etl geporoen lift, 8Dnis
@6uaro bertef ndmlt9 etnen iungen
i4neioigen &pnftabler als Chauffeur
In feline Dtenfts. @r mar NIT BET @a6l
oes &onftublers 10 aufrieben, boB sr
nod 5tpet peitere poltotiten In Der slei>
den gisenfdaft %ensastrte. Gtner BON
tbnen puroe als Center beg Nutomos
btls Der &Dntstn beftimmt. Ser Som
itabler, ben Der ROnts in feline Dienfts
nabm, bate aus eigenem Qntrtebs I'M
terri9t I'm Qutomo6iIenten genpmmen
unb ft9 sriinblt9 nit alien me9ani,
f9en Details eines fslb1tbetpegli9en
Magens pertraut gema6t. Gr tbat
btes In Der Nbit4t, %feineraeit alsGbaufs
feur benz poliseitommqnbanten auge>
tbetlt gu iperbsn. 9teies 3tel bate sr
aud balo erret9t, unb tpegsn feiner
ausse5et4neten 8%efdbtgung purbe &c
aud p6rmftens benz R3ntg empfo6len,
Der Jpn gu fetnem Chauffeur ernannts.
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Berlin, bic i~tol3sfte Stabt oes
9eutf6en Rei9s. mar eintmals MIR
Elm flsines penbifhes Gt1erborf.
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Ntmd's Gents oapnna eiaurren
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0as apant9 San,
beISgefeBbu d BON elmer 8oms
mtffton iapanif4er Suriiten unter Set
tun9 BON nambaften beutT4sn Suriz
fen ausgedrbeitet, entbGIt fat fGmmts
tide prtn5ipien oes 0eittf9en !9anbelss
gefeB6u6es, pie ha8 birgerli9e @sfess
bud audi pteIfu9 bsutf4e Wntldng.
aufnetit.
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@titttuud, oem 80. MmamFt 1908.
Sie etnstge tasltm er,detnenne
0 eutf@e Seituna In 9eras.
po(i5ei(idle priUot6afe.
Sie @ads unb g@liebseieni6aften
III oeutid3en stGbten.

entifebuns uns s4usbreitums Der Srsaniias
tion-Sbre umfaTenoe 1bati8tett-8pIisei:
buttSe nns SontroHeure atbnaBnte Der
Observation-Disclosures ltnteritiismmgen.
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sdre6Itdte sd,tuerseu

erlelbet man oft burd @ei6mire uno
@etud6fe inter Der Sart. @m. 8ebea
BON Stat Sod, Mti9, iast: Sd babe
8udlets Grnica Salbe fiir @eIdpiire
nno &rebS sebraudt; es 1T Die bette
beilenbe Mebi5in, Die i'd femme. gu ba>
ben bel S. aalteDer & Subn, Geo. 3.
!. S@mtot, @igentiimer, uno Nbplf
9reiB. Yrei8 25c.
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ueber 5000 perfOnen,
bon btnen ma niemols tpieber etfpas
b6rt, Oeri4ntnben aajdbrlt6 in ben
Ger. Staoten.
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So .Hl9
8BOOK CHATHI
/ HcUoV
THE UNEASY CHAIR

THE THEORY AND PRACTICE or
FARM NG.-Experience is good teacher.
but also costly one. A reduction in the
expense of her tuition can be had by
learning some Of the lessons theory has to
teach, before. or while, going to the school
OF experience. This is possible now in
farming, AS it is in almost every other
line OF endeavor. For witness to this
statement, we cite The First Book Of
8 armlng, by Charles l. Goodrich. ~
;;Etss ME-. Goodrich simply gives his readers,
who ought to be many, the benefit Of a
}knowledge of the laws and forces Of ma
ture. as applied to farming, which he has
gained by observation, experiment and
study :; He gives this in a most attrac-
tive and lucid manner: The text Of his
book Is 'as simple as A, B., c." it is ar
ranged In logical manner, it leads to con-
illusions, and it. is happily illustrated thru
out. One feels that all he has to do to
become an expert farmer is to follow the
books instructions. He; might be dis
appointed if he acted upon that feeling
alone, but he could hardly be disappoint-
ed If he acted upon that and knowledge
acquired from careful experimentation OF
his own. 80 l.,
: ~ Doubleday. Page T. "a Nav Yorl, 81 ~
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Getting Results.

Tho legislature is coming in nobly at
the finish. The session had been almost
fruitless Of accomplishment until few
days ago, but one important bill after
another has since come to final pas
sage. The wide.open tax amendment,
which only waits the result of confer
ence over minor details, is a measure
fraught with great Importance. The
passage Of the Perley bill ends the
long EARRING between the board Of con-
troll and the educational institutions Of
the state and frees them from dis
heartening sense Of repression. The
Erickson bill will, it is hoped, put an
end to the bucketshop evil in the state.
Yesterday the senate put the finish
ing touches on the. highway commits
sion bill, and the object Of the 1898
amendment to the constitution will be
attained as soon as the governor signs
the measure. The bill puts an end ia
the old haphazard method of doing
out state money for roads and bridges
After this session there will be no ON
nibus road and bridge bill, but the func
will be distributed to the counties by
the state highway commission, and the
roads and bridges to which the fund il
applied will be built under the inspec
ton Of the state experts. The new law
will also increase the fund by the
proceeds Of direct tax Of one.twen
tieth Of mill.
The new system will be valuable al
an educator more than for anythin.
else. The roads built in each count,
on scientific plans will be models TO
the community and will lead to an i'm
proved standard for the ordinary coun
try road building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07
THE ONE ISSUE
Nebraska State Journal.

Nebraska State Journal.
It Is apparent that those interests that
are bent upon the control of government
for their private benefit, are badly de-
ceived by the quiet way in which the peo-
pie seem to be accepting their efforts at
domination. The fact, is that the people
have been thinking more than they have
been talking. Now that they have the
situation pretty we'll sized up, they are
more inclined to do than to say. This
spirit manifested itself in the elections last
fall. 1t is now manifested In Kansas. Ne
braska has the same spirit in the quiet.
unimpetuous determination which is
everywhere manifest to, put the railroads
out Of politics and send the political lead
ers who have, done the bidding of private
| interests TO the detriment of the state,
to the political oblivion where they be-
long. F@:' @'' 2" @~'' -.
Because the people have not been gath
ering on the street corners and venting
| their feelings in talk, the would-be ex-
ploiters Of the powers Of government have
formed the idea that the people are asleep.
They never made a greater mistake.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07
THE VALUE OF SUNSHINE
Ono Of the Most Important Agents, In
COMBATING Consumptlon.

~
Few people appreciate the fact that the
suns rays have a decided germicidal
action. These. rays kill most disease
germs. If in contact long enough, but they
are especially, fatal to the germs aof con-
sumption. +. ~ ....,,.5
There are millions Of tuberculous germs
expectorated into the Street. but there are
relatively few of them that are dangerous,
because Of the destroying power OF sun
light. The difference in the powers of the
sunshine is often the only difference be-
tween good and a bad climate for con-
sumptives.
DR.. Anders, a very noted physician of
Philadelphia, having in mind this power
Of sunlight to destroy germs, or arrest
their growth, has advised that consump-
tfves expose the bare chest to the direct
rays Of the sun, and he and others have
been using this means as a part Of the
treatment Of consumption. with the very
best results. The germs of consumption
love the. damp, dark rooms and thrive
there. .- ..
Then should we not 50 far as is pos
sible, let7in the sunlight, and fresh air, to
our homes? Don't be afraid to throw the
shades away up and open the windows
By having in mind the power Of sunlight
to destroy these germs, we. can decrease
the danger from that plague of modern
| civilization, tuberculosis. .4.,.~.s...