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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-25
Name Your Farm-Advantages of the
Plan.
Plan.

Messrs. Editors: / was pleased to
note some time since some one ad-
vocating farm naming or christen-
ing. The idea is a good one. Names
for farms or homes is an old Gus
TOM The advocates of old customs
or new ones either may name their
farms. If you are opposed to new
tangled ways name your farm be-
cause the custom is an old one, and
if you are opposed to the old ways
of doing things name your farm
anyway 1t is an old custom revived.
Select some appropriate name and
have it printed on your stationery.
1t will look well and give your CORE
spondents a better opinion of you,
and you will have a better opinion
of yourself. Fact is, you will be
better man. You will try harder to
live up to your pretensions. Every
man pretends to be something. No
use denying that. Then let your pre-
tensions be something worth while,
and aim above them. Other people
will think more of you and you will
think better of yourself.
Laying aside all joking (and what
l have jokingly said is true), it is
becoming a necessity to have some
way to identify places. The general
distribution of mail now by r. F. D.
carriers has done away with the
country postofices and with them has
gone the identity of localities.
Churches and schools are now the
only means of locating places. If our
homes were named, or if some. of
them were named, the best known, it
would be an easy matter to locate
any person or place. To an intelli-
gent person it is unnecessary to ar
que the Importance of this; he will
see it at once. The man who gives
his farm a name should not be looked
upon as "stuck up" either. Go ahead
though and give your farm a name
and let all who wish laugh at you.
They will think better of it after
awhile and name their own.~ That's
the way all reforms are made. Some
progressive man must start it and
get it goin".
E. s. MILLSAPS.
Iredell Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-25
FARMING IN COLORADO, UTAH
and new MEXICO.

The farmer who contemplate
changing his location should look
we'll into the subject OF 1rr1gati0n'
Before making trip of 1nVestlga'
ton there is no better way to Sc
cure advance information than oy
writing to those most interested IL
The Settlement of Unoecupied Lands
Several publications, giving Vaiu, .sI
able information in regard 10 , :no
agricultural, horticultural ana INV, NV
stock interests of this greatWeS'''D
section have been prepared Oy
The Denver & Rio Grands RaIIToa''
which should be in the hanos
all who desire to become acqusin
ed with the merits OF the 'al'''
localities. Write
S. K. COOPER, 6. P. & l. Il"
DENVER, COLO
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-25
Sanitarium Specia|ties.

Special Treatment-For Chronic Rheuma.
tism, LumbagO, Sc1at1ca and Chronic Blood
Diseases. 1t cures.
Special Treatment-For Catarrh of Throat
Nose, Lungs. 1t cures.
Special Treatment-For Neuresthenis
Nervous Exhaustion, and Nervous Dyspep
sia. 1t cures.
Special Treatment-For Skin Diseases
Eczema, Acne, Prur1t1s, Gntense itching)
Face Pfmples, Warts, Cancer. 1t cures
Spec1al-Birth Marks removed, cosmetic
effect perfect.
Special Treatment-For Sprains, Bruises
and Inf1amatOry Joint Affections. 1t cures,
The Sanitarium has special apparatus in
every department. Such as is used by the
best Sanatar1a and specialists, both in this
country and Europe. Practice limited to
Sanitarium work. No pain in any Of the
treatments.
Call at the Sanitarium or write US. We
will be glad to send you literature.
s. DRS. RIERSON & COPPLE,
127 S. Main ST., WINsToN-SALEM, N. C.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-25
OPPRESSION OF TOBACCO TRUST.
Mr.. veazey Calls on Growers Of the
Weed to Organize for Self Protection.

Messrs. Editors: 1t appears to me
that the agitation of the Tobacco
Growers Protective Association has
ceased. Its promoters seem to me
to be asleep or inactive, discouraged
it may be. On the part of our Inter
State President and county officers
not making it manifest to the public
through the press, our organ, the
and Modern Farmer, and
other papers that are friendly and
willing to give us plenty of space IN
their columns. for us to express our
views of the situation to all persons
in the welfare of the to-
bacco growers. Farmers of the
Bright Belt need their emotional
feeling aroused and enthused by
continual agitation through the pa
pers, on the stump. Or if need be,
initiate the Cotton Association:
make a house to house canvass, by
each club having a special enlister
or organizer within it's district, and
also continue the county organizer
for destitute sections where clubs
have not been organized.
Brethren of the Bright Belt, and
all who grow tobacco, and persons
interested directly or indirectly,
should get to work and get matters
pertaining to our interest in good
shape to demand better prices that
will remunerate the farmer for his
investment.
The law of supply and demand
does not rule of late years, as relates
to tobacco. The A T. Company con-
troll ninety-fve per cent of the price
of the raw material; they have the
long end of the line Our aim and
watchword should be to get in a po
sition and demand through our bus
mess agents a proportional part of
the line or at least enough margin
to pay the farmer for his labor and
investment.
The question arises: How are we
to get into this position. The answer
is for all of the tobacco farmers and
all persons interested to work, pull,
demand through an organized body;
with our aims and purposes of a like
mind; to fight to the last ditch un-
til our prices for our raw material
are satisfactory and paying US some
reward for the outlay.
Brother tobacco farmer, it won't
be more than sixty days before the
cry of the auctioneer will be heard
somewhere in this State. in form
selling your tobacco with the A. T.
Company the only factor command
ing the situation, detrimental to your
provided we stay in the old
ruts and keep quiet and not organ
ize any resistance.
Are you not uneasy and unsatisfed
as the matter now stands. as admin
istered by the old way of carrying
your tobacco to market and dumping
it out to the A. 7. Company at just
what they please to give you? If
you are willing to this procedure and
simply hope tobacco will sell we'll
this year. you will be disappointed
unless there be some preparation
brought about through an organiza-
ton.
Ny opinion is that prices will be
lower than ever. 1t matters not
whether a light or heavy crop is
made. The A. T. Company controls
the situation, and will give you and
me just what they please for our
leaf, and continue to press a little
harder each succeeding year in a de-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Seoer ON uoiottelfe.

9oeIc AZ Scttlerne paa Sen | Suli
1904 oabneoe &eo Safe Heierpatiou
har gieuuem Senator GIapp aniegt
SuSreoepartemeutet | @aibiugton
on at iaa llhjGttelie meh Nibetaiin.
gen pan lit 2duo. De fiebte esoroloo.
Der | GGrheSen af Sbief 3ioer. % De
iiser, at Spefulmter Drep 9riien
ipeiret. @ilfoarene ueb Nuftionen
par, Of Se ihlISe betale en- SemteoeI
CT Yriiru meo oct iamme % iiSen Ell
5enteoel bert Mar. Saar fan De Set
lite. flyer Se, % De iorImtger Sen.
itano. ct Telegram ira @aibington
giusr Dem Tibet Saab. 0epartemen.
lei fan life imseefcnme Seres @egie.
ring. Naar SoroIoSoerne er iaa per.
oifulSe, at be beo en- bel Gris for
eem boorfor fan Dc ba life betale fine
reselmGSiiae aiDrog2 anisgcrue ON
llNietielie er life NANCE.
2anpfoutpret | @aibiReton bill,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

6ibrer for fort. 8iipernsr Doug.
los at Masiahuietts opboloer fig for
Sioen meb Jim 6amilie | fin CONNER.
bolie peb Momrment Bead. Wanong
@~ftermiooag ben 10be Suli tog ban
fig en- Sisretrr | automobil langs
Stranben, lebiaget at i'm Suitru, lin
9atter og fin Soiserisn DIR. Sid.
mono. Ga automobilen itreg glen.
mem 2anosbpen 9us8aroS Ban, Jpn,
ties gpmaribalen, at ben gif liloplig
fort, ftile0e Jig ipeien % fommmr.
bereoe "Stopl" Ir. &ihmonb iiaer,
at ben fun bapbe en- Snrt pna s MiI !
Simen. og 8ilnernsren oa 0fr. Bid.
mono beiluttebe at inbmfe Sngen for
Retten. De lopeoe at inofinbe Jig !
9iltriftsretten ! 9arnitnble ben 12te
Srli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
ban onifeee at iope.
S~prnnScrlig at en- trrt Brett fnnot
Guuc iaaSant Eulfe.

gn greit taller ON ben i%orunoerlige
&irrniun, @rope ghltS Miaben bapoe
pur ,uiL % buorIeocS ben biaIp ham.
IS piI uoen GUil i~oritaa, buorleoeS
2loetie al Tet 6orbeieIie. al bpilfen
jog pIagcoeS, aiorSe nit grbeiOe til
en- urItcn ml0boIocIig @pr0e, %
buorior Sepn, eiterat mine BIi9ter ON
SenOooen pur uoiprte, boIot Jig bortC
ira mig uGiteu I'll Gaggrp.
Rec moatte here megct ioriiatia
meo, bpa0 icg ipiite, % cnbop meN
al rrin 6oriigtigbeo erfor ie9 BOG en-
itorp ie8emIig Smerte eiter 9taolti.
oernc. % min WioN bar aIorig ill.
ireoaItilcn0c for mig.
Get cr MI icr Maoneoer. iiben iea
bcgbnOte at BRUCE Grape Gilts, %
Sorncleu iea bar bapt al oct er megci
fIor. Seq lioer life IPngere al let
6oroeiclie ieg bespnSte at 6Iioc
bcOre ira Oeu Gag Grape NiitS
Tom paa bort 9orb. Seq iuroer al
OcO al iyiie en- StaoI al oct, noar init
Seuongs arbeioe or siort Gcg eisr
ser nItio NM, beroliges mine Neroer
% Soile % ioririifenoe Seon er mig
iifter. Scg ieler, at iep umrIis fan
npre lSen @rope Shuts. @faben, mn bo
ie9 fignoer benS Sproi. Zen or al,
ITO poa port GorS - pi feler, at 81
trGnger Den for at iuloenbe Maalti.
BET % bore Ssru ipiier @rapI
9tuts, uaar DC life fou ooertales til
at image noaet nnoet." &aouct opgi
pcs oi Poiutm Co., Bottle Greet
@tid.
Ger or en- 8ruHo.
ges ben ~betienote lille @os "Sbt
aoao TO @eupile".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

rifas 8rpiioent fnnet Srebsmber,
bmoIinaer ignng mellem S~apnneierne
og &usierne, og "8nibineton fan piil
osina bilGgge ben Spiit, iom truer
meo at i9tte europa | Sranb." Ser
iigtes til ben franff.tpffe Crib angaa'
enoe Mnroffo.
Sna er bet llereien paa ben ifanSi-
nnniIfe Salps rg / Siterrig.llnsarn
JON oct sielber at brinse / Srben.
Observation-Disclosures tiger, al
SibenSer fra StodboIm oe ariitianio
itemmer oberens oeri, at bbis Soerige
isger at tpinge Rprge. iaa bill Der flpbe
Blob, ba Morbm9noene life er pau.
benlsie. De er life bange for ct ipenIi
SperfaI6.
Sorbolbet meIem ltngarn og Otter.
rig er ipGnbt. aun agtelien for Den
gamle 5ran3 Soief boloer llnsarerne
tiIbage fra at reiie iig. Ren ban bar
tabt meget at fin .9opulrritet peo al
.negte at gaa inb paa llnsarernes &rar
paa, at beres S9r ifaI COMMANDERS
poa Wobersmaalet. ct 9epis berpao
er, at Tim faa meIoer fta friuiaig til
MilitGrtieneIte.
st aftenbIao | 9onSon benarfer
"8et bill bore fiirisit, ON Orr. &ooie.
belt optrGoer iom ben gobe 4uno
babe paa ben ifanoinapiife 8aIps oa
| Eiterrig. unsarn; men boern neo2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Konfifter | sanias.

Com for fortaIt | "8ecorab.8o
item, bopbe Staten aanias $547 ,00O
al fine Benge i%taaenoe ! ben faaerebs
6irit Rationol 8anf / Sopefa, oa
@upernsr Sod og De surise gmbebs.
mpno bar bolot 4onferenier % isgi
8aao hos retslGroe ON, bpao Der er
at gisre. @upernsren bill efter iisenbe
f%orlange, at S~totsfasierer E. e. aelr
lful taee aiifeo, ioet ban beifploer
BAN for baarlig gmbebsfsriel; men
aellp gisr Wooitanb, os Sagen mao
bel afgisres at 0omItolene. Sod er
meget ipris for at faa S%tatsfasiere-
rem f%iernet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Sor Nor9es Sag.

Eoa Su6bgSelie al gaItor q. G.
@ergeieu / Bolton aibolNtcs iorIeoen
Gag et itort norit 5olfemsoe / Sire.
mont 1empIe Ser ! 9peu / oct gle.
meO at mauiieiterc fin Sgmpatbi for
Atorge i oisie Gage. 3opeotalen
en- inipirerenoe, pairiotiit Iale -
bolOtes al 8aitor Sergeien; Der boIo.
tes ogioa andre SaIer og Der bleu
inHget fredericksburg IRE nor.
ife. en- ipenif % en- amerifnnit. 3 :;
Telegram, iom ~beilutteoes aiien0t til
Statsminiiter geiheIien, bg0 oei
blanot mloet:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Root pr manoen.
Garopriffr Blade tiIfrebs uneb bamd
MbHebueIie til Sfatsminiter.

AH
Ora 2onbon ffriues, at belle Guropo
lpfsnffer Vrriioent NoofepeIt meo, al
ban bar fact GIibu Moot til at ODER.
tage bet Distige Gntbeoe efter Sobn
SAP. "Neroen befInseoe oubt Nr.
&aps gorisans," tiger Bdriierblaoet
"Semps"; "nfer ale Rationer fsIer,
at bans giterfsIger iparer til De lp.
ienoe Practitioner, fom fnutter iig til
ameritas Observation-Disclosures"
Son6onbIdoene uotaIer, at. @r.
HooieueIt | oeune 3io irrIis bebsper
be beoite @aaogtpere. iom ct at til.
gaa. Weo erempeIIsit Selo bar @ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
+. HctteIie.

3aitor O. 6. ltIen meooeler, at oct
bar en- 6eiliaaelie, naar oct efter
"Sprin8 8rope Serdlo" blen berettet,
at ban "boboe fact Dpfororing" til
at opertage getieninaen al Ell Renig.
beb / @iseoniin. San bar life moo.
taget noget aalo. ira @isconiirt, flyer
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Saubbrugsmimiiter @ilion bill if

4anbbrugsminiiter @ilion bill life
bli bange, on 8omuloipefulunt grice
/ Rep Dorf anl9gger Sag imoo BAN
for s@reSfpruprmelie.' San tror
tpertimoo, Of Der pa bill fonlme Sps
oper ben Sraiif, iom er breoet, ibet
ubenforiiaaenoe bar betalt 3eparte.
mentptsioIf for at rebe Semmeligbe.
Der. Oct belle er M en- Strio meDem
gsrsipinere," iaebe ban. "Som Gbef
for ct neutrality-suspicious. nor BET
min glist % min &et at gisre, bpao
grice flager oper, uemli9 at
meooele @lmenbeoen, boao bet bent
meIiee 8oliti bar opbaget, % JONI
isrte til, at Solmes bleu ofifeoiget."
@r. 8ilicn erflGrebe, at ban ber'
eiter bill gaa irem iom isr. Naar Be.
rctnineer ON @omulosogrenes Stl'
Itauo noorbeioes, fol blot Statilti'
ferne, BON ieIp % bans 6ailomGstiJ
bore tillteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Ordination.
Trofesipr aarI q. aasbers orSineres
til Greit.

SiSIte Ssnbaa bar en- Gag, ION
lrnae bill miitoes al Hieeforo, gIod'
BANNER og Geipbirg Menigbeber
ofbsoe Gaitor 6. g. Seniens forrige
aaIo. Renigbeoerne bar pao Den,
3aa ionlIene | Iiceicro 2trfe, bpor
8roi. aarl u. aasbera, iom be bapoe
fuIoet til Brett, bIep oroineret al pa
itor &. u. 3oreerion, Sormano for
Soma Giltrift al ben Rorife Spnooe.
Gen nofioa fore Strife fiInoe poa
Iangt n9r life riinirie De mango, iom
iegte ben til Sen. Yaitor. ct. 2.
Heqie intimerebe og lrite Sroinon.
beus 8ito. Irof. Chr. RGietb os pa.
ftorerne 81. Seebuus, 3. 9. Sorriion
% q, 6. llIen oeltog | Splesring al
Sfriitaiinit. Sprine @rope Menig-
heos Sonafor gioroe meget til at
forIfie,me Soften peo jim Gang.
Otter @iibsticneiten brog Den fore
Sfare til Rreiteaaaroeu. 9enne bar
en- operntaaSe batter 9eIiggenbeb %
ofaap Den nlIerbeSite 8laos for en-
| 8~eitmio0oa | BET frie.
y lluoer Mio6ogSbpiIen Ipffebes oct
Goitcr Seebrnls at orone ct Program
for Gf~termiobogen iom beitoo al en-
lang RNffe EoIer % Sang al Spring
@rope aor. Goitor &asberg uotalte
lin 8af til 6ru SEMEN % 6nmilie %
til Meui9beoen for oen fjGrlige Mob'
tageIie, ban og bans 8omilie bapbe
iaaet, og bab ON Cubs 8eliignelie til
gobt S~omnrbeibc. 5ormano Soreer.
Jon talte til Minbe ON Weniabebens
iorrige greIt oeu nibfiGre, bpatiae
og fro 9nitor 6. Senien, 90 nbtnlte
6orinmlingcns hpbe IeSfelelie meb
bans efterInbte. Ina SnmiIielis
gegnc o. efter bcns Spforbring tnf-
fe0e Taitor Ct. 2. Geqie for al
aiprligbeb % Spnipatbi, Der pnr
bleprn ben bepiit unSer bens Grs'
pelie.
8rof. 6. g. 8renS frembolSt Big.
tigbeben al en- iaaoan l~looannelie,
iom 9utber College eiper, % opfor.
Dreoe ill fortiat grbeiSe rurot ON
M~enigbeoerne for Goaesets Sriplei
% Bert. 8rof. Chr. 0eietb Iagoe
5nrrloreue pan Sierte, at Oct ftsrite
% bebitc, Sc funbe eisre for airfe og
Stat, bar at gipe oereS 9eru en- bsiere
l~looanuelie ! friiteIige Sfoler, iaa.
6anue JON bort SamfmH6 bapbe OPP
rettet rum6t omfripg, % bIanbt bpiIfe
2utber College / 9ecorab itoo iom
Hummer Ell.
9aitor Sorriion ppIororeoe | set
eraelife Sprog ltHg6oHmeH til at boil.
Be fait oeb 5Gorenes 1ro, ON De emo
meo Sioen opgap SGorenes Sprog.
Eaitor Seehmns, Tom i~Htrooneere0e
sc forifieliae SaIere oa bialp Dem
paa Glib meo orientereHbe 9enlerf.
ninger, freHfaIbtc tiIilut Gaitor ulen,
iom talte noale Gro til aiifeo til Sc
Neaigbe6er. iom ban baooe betient
/ omtreut ct gar. Saa lutte Eaitor
8eque @eiiianeIieH. % ben ifniffe %
iteminasiuIoe 5eit bar oermeb til
cn0e, Gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

"@i er ifolie al Morees mooige oa
reioIute Sptrroen os baaber, at al
bill enoe bel for bort nfcrsIemmeIigs
5eoeIanb."
9Ianot SaIerne bar ogidd en- chen.
tie, Sreorif Veierion. 2iselebes talte
gierne 4agnes og Mroreiu WeIIon, %
3. 8. 2anoe fra Chicago opI0fte el
Tigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Sra Popeo
gsSltercnSe statihifcr | aano.

NsIiterenSe Statiitifcr | 2ano'
brugshepartementet @owinS Solmes
err blenen atiat, foroi ban rsbebe Sem'
meligbeSer % meboelte Spefularter
/ Iep gorf Splpsuinger ON gom-
,llosmarfeoet. S Screening meo BAN
n9pntes / Gepartementets &appori
ON Sagen Wegler Sbepbore s.
8rice / Stem Iorf; men ban fsler JIG
fori,rettet og fom ! forrise llge til
8aibington for at proteitere. San
meobragte en- attclt fra ben Wanb, Der
bor Sraget oen SaarIige Sag frem for
nemlig Riharo Gbeatbom / GIT
Ianta, og oeri iiges, at Oct bemmeligc
Goliti life peo noget ON Brice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Seller albrfs.

9ienfreip, Ont, 2beu Gpril 1904.
81. 9. s. 9enSau Co., gnosburg SAILS,
8ernont
sgrebe Serrer: - Seq bar brrgt 9es
res Scandals Spahin Cure | nogen Sib
% bar aItib funbet bet at p9re ct fors
triuliet Nibbel. Set bar albris feiIet.
Seres oprigtige
S6ontas S. Galbect.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
GasEui rciier.

GasEui rciicr. ~ Zen risitifc ain.
baslaosr / 8aibinston, Srcp Gas
Iini, neSlagoe i iorriae llse lit Gm'
beSe, Sa bet er sipet til Baron Stolen,
meSens Gasiini ifal til Mlaorib. San
rciIte / 2sroags til Sem 9orf, bpor
ban itarder | noele Sage. iii en- Ben
iaeSe ban: "SSseg maneler Orb til at
uhtrpffe, bpor onot bet sisr mig at
maatte iiee Sarpel til De maitge Sen'
uer, ies bar uunoet | 8aibtustou INT
Der min ipuaoriee Sicneltc Der. Geres
2ano bar poet mig ct b~ebaaellst
Siem. % iee bar bapt Den 8leoe at
iaattoee bets 5remifriet. 9st ltore
omerifanife SoIf bate min Seini'
bring, isr leo Tom til 8aibunston, %
Sen bar pofsct aar Tor War uioer nit
OpboIo Der"
@rep Gasiini blep forilpttet, forSi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
orrner csres paabe sans,

iaa 90 fan able @rcSe iiteoeuior Gro.
ife. @aion Gitp. ga, Bird & Gle
60. eisr Sen beoite GrGneriRas' Zeal
/ SerSea o. for De lapeite YriIer, le'
peret ueS Teres Staticn. On pGroi'
iuIb gpg ON 9esl.GrGnering nit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

fom cftere nrtut. unbne 81 900 &c.
res for ~UiIinss~ Den t7oe aua1sit.
"entrics~ fan sisres ueo 2onbfon-
torerne ! CATS cafe % Dtlitb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
GMII13YII!EIMm

man | ct. G~etersbnrg mente, at ban
speoe for lioen Snoflpoelie pna ben
ameritanife Bresie, oel nltio boloer
meo Sapan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

tGortiai fra lie gioe.l
paa en- Maabe bill aisisre Spergs'
maaIet OH, arie eler 6reo. Snoltil-
linscn uentes at bIi frroig ! oenr'e
uge.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
The Ingenuity Employed by Banks te
Inspire Confidence.

Amusing, indeed, are some Of the
devices employed by bankers to gain
time and inspire confidence.
On one occasion, the excited deposi-
tors at bank, much to their indigna-
ton, were only able to enter the doors
one by one, except at the cost of
spoiled coats, as the manager. ii, an
inspired moment, had had the door
posts freshly painted.
Another bank prevented crisis in
its affairs by exhibiting in the win
dows large tubs apparently brimful of
sovereigns. These tubs, however,
were simply upside down, and only a
small quantity of gold was piled on
the bottoms.
But perhaps the most ingenious
dodge Of all was successfully carried
out in an American bank recently.
There was run, and for several days
depositors besieged the premises,
withdrawing money and placing it in
another bank on the opposite side of
the road.
1t happened, however, that these
two institutions had private under
standing, and as fast as the "safe"
bank received the deposits they were
returned to the unsafe" one by an
underground passage. with the re-
suit that everyone marveled at its
continued ability to meet the demands
made upon it. Afu,1
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
Not So Green After ALI.

An Irishman who was VIGOROUSLY
impecunious has discovered a new
way to achieve some of the Injuries
of life. This is how he explains it:
Whist, man, don't say word about
it. found everybody wanted to sell
an auto for good price to some
innocent, so L just hung around the
garage at every hotel stopped at
and pretended to be as green as the
Emerald Isle, and gave out that
wanted to get secondhand ma
chine, and would not go to deal
err, as I did not know anything about
a machine, and he might rob me.
1 have had forty-nine rides, seven
teen luncheons, five dinners and about
forty cigars, good, bad and indiffer-
ent, but divil machine have l bought
yet" f.. "a.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
Chinese Learning Spinning.

Six young Cinnamon are among the
pupils of the New Bedford, Mass, tex.
tile school, having been sent to this
country to learn all about the max
ing of cotton fabrics. The purpose
in this procedure is to expedite
China's industrial development. Not
only will their government expect
them to develop their own talents to
the best advantage. but their services
will be required in imparting to 9th.
ers less favored than themselves a
knowledge of modern methods of spin
ming and weaving cotton.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
Russians and Paradise Lost.

A letter from Maurice Barring to the
editor of the Sphere says: Paradise
Lost" is to the Russian peasant 9
fairy tale having the authority OF
Scriptural writ. The true analogy to
the reason of the popularity of Para
disc Lost" in Russia would be the
popularity of Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress" in England, only it is
curious that the Russians should have
alighted on Paradise Lost" The
language, religious and exalted, re-
minds them, of course, of what they
hear in church; but the thing they
like most about it is that they think 1t
is true-like children with fairy
tales" s,t dsh
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
An Honest Opinion.

Mineral, Idaho, Oct 16th.-(Spe-
cial )-That sure cure has been dis
covered for those sciatic pains that
make SO many lives miserable is the
firm opinion of Mr.. D. S. Colson, a
well-known resident of this place, and
he does not hesitate to say that cure
is Dodd's Kidney Pills. The reason
Mr.. Colson is so firm in his opinion
is that he had those terrible pains and
is cured. Speaking of the matter ne
says:
81 am only too happy to say Dodd's
Kidney Pills have done me lots, of
good i had awful pains in my hip so
could hardly walk. Dodd's Kidney
Pills stopped it entirely. think they
are grand medicine" so
All Sciatic and Rheumatic pains are
caused by Uric Acid in the blood.
Dodd's Kidney Pills make healthy kid
neys and healthy kidneys strain all
the Uric Acid out of the blood. With
the cause removed there can be no
Rheumatism or Sciatica.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-20
An Old Engineers Record.

Anthony Kelker, of Fort Wayne,
not long ago retired from the service
of the Pennsylvania railroad at the
age of 10, He had been an engineer
for nearly half century and during
that time had travelled distance
equal to 100 times around the world
About 100000 passengers had been
under his care and he never had even
a serious accident. He is now land
scape gardener at Winona park, Fort
Wayne, a place for which he is. well
fitted, having given much study to the
art of gardening.