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The Holly chieftain., 1905-06-30
Charter ~ First Natsenal Bank q
etosey.
Firxt Publication April n, ia6.

Charter - First Mat,enal Bank q
Nelly.
tfir.t Public.tion April y, iaps.
Last Publication Juils %. lyu6.
Ne. 77O4.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ONCE Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
Washington, d. C., April y, 1905.
WHEREAS by satisfactory eyi.
dence presented u the undersigned. it
has been made to appear that THE
First National Bank Of Holly" In the
town Of Holly, in the county OF Prov.
ers and state Of Colorado. has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes
OF the United States, required M be
compiled with before an association
Shal be authorized to commence the
buSinexS Of banking:
NOW III EREFORE /. William q.
Ridgely, Comptroller Of the Currency.
dU hereby Ger ify that "The First Nj.
tional Bank Ut Holly" In the town Of
Holly, In the eOunty Of PrOwerx. and
state Ut Colorado. III authorized 10
commence tile business Of banking ~
provided In Sectitn Fifty one hundred
and sixty nine Vt the revised statutes
u the Critcd States.
ID testinM,ny whereof, witness NV
hand and neal VI ut1ce lh twenty src
coz DAY Of April. 1905:
coup'solleF o{ u V0s5sosI
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PHONE 81 BLACK.
Asvsss.ssas sasss.

IN. inch single col. display. psr a'esee -
q double COL So ~
,oesl rssAsas soticcs per line. ssea -
R,,Aucrd rates will be made " dAasane ''nAe'
TO extensive zdvcrsisers-
An advertisements will be run uSs1 eaegs0
out us,ess inserted fof stated t'las'
n.r,ay .sds" changed mcnihiS. ~ A4n1eaA.
,oe,l reading notices changed weekly.
Ark,.ds Of Job printing neatly Nelh o.
and get our estimates. 81
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The laxative effect Of Cbsntx =.
lsinb stomach snd Liver Tablets Ii
20 agreeable and 20 nstursl that you
~ p0t yesliJs IL y ths eject u Z wsd..
ictps. ~ stle ty ytsluap Dsus.
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OssS Tssscce split asa smoke x.v, 10.
Away. - -
IA X sv.r S0a want q 70 Sutt tobacco using es.ily
SaiI ~ eSSss Ss ss p maze ven, stroug, MagOot!S
the woadsr.worksr tLst ,nsies sv..aS tSsses -
strong; Many. ssip ten pounds lu tsn Az. NJ
OVER 10000 tared buy NoTo.Bss t.{sss
yoas 9wa draEgist, who viii suSrspsSHSS n
41rS He9kiee end sanple msils M
seos HsUsdy GO, cAjcsgo q SlewYS
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CATHOLIC SUNDAY sCHt,OI. evcry 6.sh-
~ day 1t 10 o'clock ". n.. ut ". Joogph
church, corner Cheyenne And 9Th Strcct. Anss
once 4 month, kev. J. II. Brinker, f,xseor
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churchs. and Sunday sehssls,

pKEsByrEwIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL every
: Sunday vt 10 o'clock =. ~. 80
Vim. Mctilxsteii. Ssips.
M E. CHURCH. Freacl,inE svery s.es.al
AVA morning and ev.ning alternately. saseAs
school ut 10 y. IN, Mrs. ]. ., Chen0wwth2 uapk.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

EAST GATE LODGE No.
A I: { 4 = : 7: =: :! !!
ila, A. Y. + A. Y, NJ u
F." First aud Third fridayA =
/&&SN eaci, month Visiting Srxe3s.
- M&M - rem cordially Invited y =,
0A69X/ tend.
1874 r. W. Montgomery, ~. u.
\V/N John 4. Murphy, Secsy
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Nr +. PRAYER MEETING every Ients
IVA day evening conducted hy Jn0. I. AaksR
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Prowers County Dirsa( es1

Clerk and Recorder, Gen. u; -
County Treasurer. sho; !.
Superintendent, ). 4. ~ ~
Shr riif, "; y; ..ss..
Assessor, ~ g r.
County Judge. geo; y:
Surveyor. y. -
Coroner,
tJ0el KB0wlen
Commissioners W. ", Reyn0l4s 6.
\. J. Sxyler
Holly Precinct: ,c,
Justices: Wm' ~ On.s
coo.tsbles. J. w. BSyee
u. D. Atslh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
AC0rtadO nOmbramientO

Habiendo presentado su renuncia ell
captain Mr.. Wilson que deSde el 1900
desempenaba Ell cargo de Marshal de
la Corte de Distrito de los Estados
Unidos, el Presidente Roosevelt ha
nombrado para sustituirle en- propie
dad al sefol II. S Hubbar, que venia
ocupando el destino de submarshal
desde el 1900, habiendo sido recomen.
dado para tai nombramiento por casi
todos los abogados que postulaba
ante la referida corte federal, por el
marshal saliente y por el Juez Mr.. Nc
Kenna.
Tambi6n ell Comisionado de Puerto
Rico en- Washington sefor Larrinaga
lie apoyo en- su peticion, asi como los
senadores Allison Deliver y el Sc
cretario del Tesoro. Mr.. Shaw, que es
amigo de sus familiares.
Mr. Hubbard tirne I'm hermano, Mr..
E. H. Hubbard, que es mjembro del
Congreso de los Estados Unidos, que
tambien ha trabajado en- su favor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
La bolsa y la guerra

La guerra v la Bolsa; tema intere-
Sante; entire Otras raZoneS pOr la de
que la Bolsa tiene, como la, guerra sus
"peritos p: y algunos de ellos casi He
gan ser, tambj en-; fuerza de volun-
tad-y por la cuenta que les tiene-
peritoS en- las cosaS militareS.
Aqdi he de decir que no es dificjl
nj con mucho, el Obtener la pericia mi
litar necesaria para discurrir sobre las
operacioneS de los ejercitos Y hacer ar
ticulos de fondo 8 combinacioneS de
Bolsa sobre la base de 10 que Sc dis
curra,
La estrategia en- chambre es f4cil
pero no 10 es al frente de un ejGrcito
A C1chares le decla un ahcionado q
tauromaquia:
No me explico como usted Sc pue
de dejar coger por un toro. Porque,
hace usted esto; y. luego este otro; y,
despu6s asi. No hay cojida possible
-Bien esta-le respondio ell maestro
C1chures-Ya me ha dicho usted 10
que tengo que hacer; ahora Ime quiere
usted decir 10 que aara ell toro2
. Los estrategas bursatiles bordan
muy finamente sus labores acerca de
las relaciones entire la Bolsa y Ia que
ira. Hay, en- sus previsiones, mucho
que es prudente y razonable, con algo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
Temores fundados

En- provision de que Russia quede
excluida del extreme Orionte del
Pacitico, sc hscen mil conjeturas so
bre el giro cue iomaran los desiinos
del Asia y el ruevo carScie que ssu
mira la poliiica International Los
amigos del Jap6n .-o por mejor decir
los tenedores. de suS bopoS en- Londres
y Nueva York, anticipan un anua-
miento del poder militar de Russia de-
lara Europa en- posici6n de reducir
sus armamentos. Alemania, Austria
Hungria los prIncipados balkanicos Y
los relnos escandinavos sc veran libres
de enorme preston en- Europa, como
Gran Bretafia y China en- Asia. Los
EStadOS Unldos Sc Convertiran en-
principal factor de paz en- todo el
mundo, y en- cuanto al Japon Sc con-
tentara con la gloria de restablecer ell
slStema comercial de puerta alberta -
en- Manchuria favor que, por otra par
te benehciara tanto 4 Russia como
las demaS naCloneS. Empero, contra
este orden de conjeturas hay otro en-
que tamblen participant gentes POGO ia.
Un miembro prominente del Con
greso americana, Mr.. Hull us6 como
argumento en- pro del engrandeci-
mlento de la arlnada, Ell de las aSpi-
raclones del .Iapon en- las islas Filipi-
mas, y aunque qulza no habl6 con toda
conviction, suS conceptos recorrieron
el pals y Sc propagaron como reguero
de. p6lvora. Desc1brese ahora que no
hay en- toda la armada americana of
cial de inteligencia que no atribuya
Ial Jap6n designios de codicia sobre
las Fllipinas. creyendo algunos, sin
embargo, que los Japoneses trataran
antes de compra ras. Diplomaticos
del Mikado en Washington y otras
parties levartan los brazos al cielo en-
santo horror; pero el professor Tomizu
Icatedratico de la Universidad imperial
de Toxic dice que las pruebas de ca
pacidad militar, economical y politica
.dadas por Sus compatrlotas les hacen
legitimOs duefios de los destinoS del
Or1ente, y con esta doctrina prepara
.el Jap6n d sus diplomaticos.
lnglaterra vislum bra Ia sombra de
un monrolsmo de Asia para los asia
ucos; y malo es que estos aslaticos
empiecen A creerse iguales superio
res a los enropeos. viendo como pue-
den vencerles por mar y por TERRA.
Entire tanto, el tenor de Gran Bretafa
y los Estados Unidos ha de sentirse
en- Francia con mas veras.
La posibilidad de que el Jap6n edu-
que militarmente los chinos como 10
hlzo en- su propio case dentro de una
generaci6n; entra hoy en- la mente de
todo ell que piensa y entonces tendria
ell mundo occidental ante 81 una Goa
lici6n algo respectable. FL Kaiser ale
man habria hablado como profeta al
menclonar el "peligro amarillo.
Ciertamente sus sueflos de engran-
declmiento en- el imperio celeste estan
amenazados de cruel despertar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

.oCrsraicfc'a n fn.sicia Vurlvrn s'gu
nas oc - c.ssss psisiics> a ,slaas e
ese cNahAn GcehaosnDo I'd tt.hacies
to &c este pssfi1o Tepah,iosno con &,
vscssco De cs,a isia. \ relVindicsndo .
houncnen a isicia aenoainada Ia
Culehrs
a. rs cl Congress dc laS Es;ados
l usdos Il Eiccu;ivo de WsShigion
los cue han onviado. el pTimcro uns
q, mission I'D he Y q Segunco al
Seorc;ario &c Marina para cue inS -
oionen eS;a iSla y den separadamenic
81 iniorme acerca d- las vcn;aias V
dcSvcn;sjsS. convenienciaS = inconve
niencias. uiilidad inuiilidsd dc pio.
Rico para los ES;ados UnidoS en 10
poli;ico. mili;ar V econ0mico.
Empcro sea cual fuere Ia an;edicha
information el reSul;aio de ella ha
de ser que lejoS de diSminuir 10 que
nov iiene Borinquen Sc auneniar- y
iijaran dehniiivamente los limites de
la independence del Pueblo de Pto.
Rico. ereaci6n de los Estados Unidos
quienes por Su conveniencia necesi
dad desean scabar de cumplir, cuauto
antes possible, la efectividad del ciu
da1ano puertorriquefioe en- la vida pO
Utica rnacional.
Por reduCir 10 mas possible este ar
ticulo volvemos muy claramente al
asunto. con cita del siguiente hechohis
t6rico de Venezuela: El Jueves Santo
70 de Abril de 1910 el Ayuntamiento
de Caracas, elevandose la altura de
aquellas circunstancias Sc sobrepuso
al Gobernador Emp5ran, y form6 Ia
./nnfA SNtrrma que asumio el mando
de aquella Capitania General. Ese
acto viri del Ayuntamiento de la Ca
pital de Venezuela; las veces que Ell de
Paris y el de otras parties la tornado
las resoluciones cOnvenientes lal pue-
bio que representa-; y 10 legal, mode
r9 do y al uso de-, los Estados Unidos,
en- el limite de una Convenci0n de los
Ayuutamientos de la Isla, con el en-
cargo de 10 que hemos hablado va tres
veces: de I'm Manifesto al Congreso
americana. explicandole los males del
pals y su remedio en- la abrogacion de
la Ley Foraker, sustituyendola por la
Enmienda Platt y la Constitution de
Cuba, son las cosas de que linicamen
te quieren oir hablar en- ell Gobierno
de los Estados Unidos.
ESQ cs q 10 que ALI Sc desea atender,
10 que en- vano esperan solicitor los
partidos politicos de aqui, que como el
Fr6fraI difunto y POGO menos el RltA-
bl.taHo vel de la Um6n sus Directories
que cen NIL ssnfos vayan pronto a la
otra vida, Sc han ent-etenido en- diva
gar pidiendo en- cada uno de sus pro
gramas, manifestos quisicosa: que
Puerto Rico sea en- Ia Union ameri-
cana un Estado, Territorio, Colonia
autonoma Il otra tonteria producto ne
cesario &c la estulticia de politicastrOs
y patrioteros.
Vaya ahora para. acabar hoy 10 que
dijimos en- el tltimo parrafo del artf
culo I3 de Mario proximo pasado:
"Queda pues, el remedio de los males
de la lsla, en- las manos de los Ayun
tamientos, los cualeS, con toda huma-
ma seguridad, por medic de esa Con
vencion y tai manifesto seran debida-
mente atendidos por el Congreso de
los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

as dcl -dcsc-cu, habra alguna
ala.
- rNplica ia fascination que elcre
Il hal>a. "a u guc cN<Ts 20 mis- cue
el desco &c ganaf dincFo - tan emo
cinan,c como al ieairo. acsSo mas
porque irahaia con rcalieadcS Y 10 con
hocioneS Llamarie iuego g calum%
niaTla como 10 sesi, el eQuiparsT una
gran baialla con una n3a entire dos
cocseros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

Tai uoFphramWnio ha s1 hicu ~
cil1o Ter ssncrcanns y recrcrnCut
hos pucsio cue sdemas dt scf rusp
sncrecido ese ASCEND. refine g ndicin-
nes &c CUmpc'cEefs y nurahlsd n
cS,a.cesado con una respectable 3-ms
pucr,offiqueha resiGienGu ca urA 81
suS Tropicdadcs tusda cn a. canine.
dc Rio piedrss rruJlio alto.
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cornmeaI Abroad.

Commercial Tribune: European
countries lave O been backward in
approaching the value of as
Il food product. Fifteen years ago this
country was exporting to Europe about
%. 900, 900 bushels of corn. Now it Is
not far from 800, 600. 900 per year, or an
eighth Of Americas total production
of maize. Belgium alone is using more
per capita thar the United States az
food, and they are using about 25 per
cent. of it in the bread made for COM
merce. That shows how shrewd and
economical they are as a nation.
Note another thing in connection
with the Introduction Of in
foreign lands. over there they are
%sticklers for science, and the leading
scientists We're called upon to test tho
Nalu of cornrneal, or corn -four. in
every possible way. After they had re
ported favorably then it came into use
and there We're no restrictions from
any legal standpoint.
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about four inches deep. On the strip form
ing the back of the trough TWO hooks are
placed corresponding m position to eyes
screwed in the side wall of the shed. Th.
trough is placed in position, the hooks
slipped into the eyes and it is firm. by
his plan they may be easily taken our of
the shed if desired. This winter We en-
pect to keep these feeding troughs in pos
ton at all times, so we have gone to the
trouble OF taking off the front strips and
replacing them by hinges with corner
hooks slipping into eyes placed in the side
boards. This is done so that the front
board may be let down and the trough
thoroughly cleaned when desired. The IL
l%ustration shows the plan plainly and by
Its aid any one can readily construct such
troughs.
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A NEW SWEET p

There IS an iucreasing demand for sweet
peppers as CONSUMERS leurn the several
ways in which they may Ike prepared so
as to make an appetzing dish. so that oil
late years growers nave given some AT
,ention to improving varieties. The Mag
mum Dulcc is II production of New Jersey,
IA state peculiarly suited to the growing OF
peppers, and WAS grown for several years
by one OF the skilled market gardeners
Of the state before being placed ON the
market. The writer tested the variety
:tInons the first and for two years before
IL was placed ON the market and found II
all its originator had claimed for II. II
Is understood to be a chance cross with
Ruby King, the prime old iaNorite. as on
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own by her side, looking at him
questioninglS.
II beg our pardon" stammered
Frank. II thousht-
The girl smiled a friendly welcome
at him.
You must be MIR. Braund." she
cried. "Oh. I've disturbed your work.
/ ann 50 sorry. L will leave off at
once
NO, no, don't do that, answered
Frank. I'm done for tonight, really"
That's not true" said the girl, lay
ing her fiddle and bow in THEN case.
II am Very. very sorry. ! tried TO
play softly because my uncle told me
1t might disturb You"
Your uncle
@Yes-Mr. Isaacs, ] call him that,
though we are really not related. ! am
his sisters stepdauehter." She snapped
the clasp OF the violin case With a
click. There, MIR. Braund." she cried.
Il will worry you no more"
Within Franks mind there wased a
tremendous conflict. He thought of his
work. then of the music and of the
beautiful girl before hlm. Then he
thought of the work again. That. how
ever, was a long way off, upstairs
while the girl and the music We're
close at hand.
If ! stay he asked, will You play
Tor me, MlsS-
My name is Ruth-Euth Mabbe.
don't know if it would be right to take
you from your work, you know" There
was a mischevions twinkle in her eyes
My work can wait for tonight" sale
Frank. Play, Miss Noble, please"
Without more ado the girl took hel
violin from its case again. and giving /:
quick glance at the man who sat y
p~ectantly Watching her, she drew hel
bow across the strings and began tc
Play some sweet. Simple ain of Schu-
mann.
Frank listened entranced. While hi:
ears drank in the music his eyes de,
lighted in the graceful, swaying figure
OF the tall girl in front of him, the lont
sweep OF her bowling arm, and abovt
all. the beautiful poise of her neck ane
mead bent to cuddie the fiddle delicious.
~ between her bosom and her rounded
chin.
Never before in a life given to science
had Frank known such pleasure, anc
when the music ceased he remained
quite still watching the girl.
"Weil?" she asked at last, returnin.
his gaze with no fear, and yet no sug,
kestion OF LsssAlcss III her glance.
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r.N'lS'"' Rl9RTS RESERVED

The room in which Frank Braund
worked. and which he called his labor
atory. though it was in fact sitting
room, bedroom. kitchen, and an. occu-
pied the whole % the second iioor Oh
the premises owned by Ishrnael lsaacs'
p~awnbroker. money lender and-anN-
thing you please.
Frank found the place convenient IN
many ways. A Young Inventor Whose
Inventors will not sell is often I'm want
of a little ready cash. n in such an
a friend close at hand in u
convenience. Also there had. until
lately, coine from below icy a sound
TO disturb his thoughts, for Isaacs him
self occupied on the first floor that
room that haa not been turned into "a
storehouse for all sorts and conditions
OF unredeemed pledges.
Now, however. there came through
the floor the sound of "A violin. Frank
Knit his brows and threw down his pen
impatiently.
How WAS it possible for any man to
make important calculations While tha'
wretched instrument walled in ms
ears? That evening made The fourth
time Within a week that his work hac
been disturbed. He paced the room
angeriy
Its too bad Of Isaacs.' he muttcred
Owe beell here for over u year now
and be has never found it necessary IL
play that thing before-why should he
begin nov. just when l am on the point
of completing what should be n really
good thing? lie knows. too. that ! an
hard at work.. Perhaps il ! go dowl
and ask him he will leave Off"
Franz made for the staircase and Wa
quickly standing outside Islacs' door
The playing was really moi bad; II
fact it Vas good. Strange that the jew
should not have mentioned that he WA!
master of such a difficult a
the violin.
Often when Frank could not work h
looked In by special Invitation at hi
landlords room and spent an hour o
so chatting With him. The man coul'
talk, and though he could never lill
him, this in Franks eyes covered
multitude OF sins. for. like many an
other hermit. he sometimes ould Iii
loneliness more than he could bear.
He listened q little while with hi
hand OF the lock, for when it did no
disturb his working hours he was ge1u
inely fond OF music Then, With Il shol
knock. he entered.
Tic his intense surprise he occupan
of the room was not ISaars at all. hu
a tail, dark. handsome girl, apparent
about - years of age.
She had stopped playing as he opel
ed the door and TODD. her violin un
der her chin, and the bow straigh
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pectant of the melody which would
summon him to the side of his love.
"His love- He paced the room,
thinking. thinking. thinking.
Yes. i love her" he cried to himself.
Il. who have nothing in the wide world
to offer her He turned and gazed at
the table on which stood the models of
his invention. Yet. if she loves me she
will wait u little, and these, the work of
my brain and hands, should count for
something.
AS his yves wandered over the many
| pieces of ingenious mechanism a great
| purpose too shape in Franks mind.
| He determined to tell his girl every de
| tail of this great secret he had guarded
and cherished for so long.
She already knew u little. but she
must know all-all! Love and absolute
trust We're all he could give her, and OF
these he would withhold nothing,
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Frank rose slowly. aud ca}ne toNNafds
her. holding out his hand.
You play beautifully, bea0tllullS'
Miss Mabbe." he said. May l come
and hear YOU ~again-soon"
why, yes, OF course" she answered..
But you must be sure to let me KNOW
if at any time my playing annoys YOU,
1T VIII never do that said Frank
earnestly. Good night"
Could Frank have looked through the
door that closed behind him he would
have seen tha girl dancing quickly
round the room With Il look of slee in
her eyes.
Caught" she whispered -ioyfully.
Caught. NOW we will spoil the Egyp-
tians. / wonder what it is that my
very dear uncle wants me To find out
from. this extremely impressionabie
young man" she sat down and
thought.
1T must be of great importance she
continued, or he would never have so
far overcome his miserly ways as TO
invite me To his house. When he asked
me / guessed ! was To he used tor some
and now | find that | arn TO be
the decoN that is to draw a secret from
this poor. handsome fool. oh. Well, ii
viii be fun
Ruth was not really heartiess. nor
was she dishonest, but she had always
been brought Lp to consider tina money
SifDulu w SIIiltl III lux u Nt'S
!ter better feelings had never been edu-
Gated, and so it was that she regarded
her uncle's proposal that she Should
draw Frank into confidence, and get al
his secret. merely with amusement.
The next evening Prank found him
self a~nNiousiy awaiting he sound OF the
playing. Directly the first tones rose
To him he stopped his work and Went
as he had done the night before, To the
room below.
Music did not occupy all their time
for Frank found his new friend n ready
listener. and was soon contidin- TO ilel
his hopes and fears. He told her of hi:
many failures and few small succeSse:
in the past, and how much depended OF
his new invention-an invention tina
would be a blessing to mankind and II
the same time bring him fame and for
une.
The next evening and the next. for +;
week. did Frank stop his experiment!
and calculations at the first sound o
the violin and taste the pleasures of tn
~conpanionship which for so many year
he had denied himself.
Then there came am evening whel
the music did not break in ~
Franks study. He tried to continue hi
work, hut found it impossible, for ever,
! fiber of his body WAS strained and eX
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-13
WHAT VARIETIES TO SET.

The writer who furnishes u list OF vari-
cites and claims they are the best of
their kind is unfair to his readers. 1t is
.mpossible to name a list of fruit tree
varieties which are the best for all seq
lions, and in answer to such a question
from a reader our advice is to consult
some nurseryman near him who knows
what varieties do best in that section: in
writing this nurseryman describe your
soil and conditions. Then look up some
fruit grower near you whose soil is SINH
lar and see what varieties he has sue
ceeded with. BY these two plans you will
get nearer to obtaining proper advice than
by any elaborate catalogue descriptions
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in Maryland and Virginia interfered
seriously With tlle usual birth rate OF
crabs in and about Chesapeake bay,
and the supply Of the shellfsh from
that part of the world has been much
smaller this year than IN previous sea-
son
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-13
Proportion Small.

Johnson-According to statistics the
proportion of ha.d headed men amona
criminals is small.
Tomkins-Well, I've always Deer an
advocate of the theory that marriage
has a tendency TO keep Il man from
crime.
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Method In His Madness.

First Traveler-Going to move t.
Unlpsville? Why, man, you must b
crazy. It's the unhealthiest city in
America.
Second Traveler-That's why I'm
going there. You see. l just graduated
in medicine.