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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14

First published in the Topeka State
Journal December s, 1901
At a meeting Of the City. Council held
December T. 1905, the following resolution
was presented and adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor and Council
of the City of Topeka deem It necessary
for the best interests of said CITY tna'
Jefferson street, between the south line
of Sixth street and the north line o.
Eighth street be curbed with Fort ScoIl
blue sandstone and paved thirty reef VICE
with Shawnee county vitrihed brick OF
sand foundation. c. K HOLIDAY.
II. Suuires, City Clerk of the City
of Topeka hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original resolution now on ME II
nv office. J. H. SQUIRES,
fSeaII City Clerk.
First published in the Topeka State
Journal December 8, 1901
At a meeting of the City Council held
December l. 1906 the following resolution
was presented and adopted:
Resolved, That the Mayor and Council
for the best interests of said city that
lincoln street, from the north line Of
Seventh street to the south line Of Eighth
avenue be curbed with Fort Scott blue
Sandstone and paved thirty 600 feet wide
with Shawnee Vitrihed brick on sand
foundation. ,. ,. hACH-
H. squires, City Clerk of the City
of T-one<a hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original resolution now on ME IN
my office. J. H. SQUIRES,
CsifU Clerk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14
LOST AND FounD.


LOST-On Quinton or Washburn car, hand
bag containing cards of Mrs. Chas. Kei-
Iogg. Reward if returned To- 1315 Harrison
ST. Ind tel SOFA
LOST-Black hand bag. contents, money
~ Ind. tel. SIS. WIN cali. Reward.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

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100 PER CENT ON YOUR MONEY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14

BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
>----~-----~-------~-~--
.. s. CYCLE CO., I1s q. sth 81. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles Supplies. repairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14

The fright Road" To ana From ana
Between
nrTNNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY
81 PAIJI ST. JOSEPH
Er0ETS WORTH PEORIA
COTnRADO SPGS MEMPHIS
1T1JVFR ST. LOUIS
OMAHA C61CASO sy-1-
And Everywhere Beyond
REFLECTIVE NOVEMBER 26, 1905. ALL
TRAINS DAILY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14
PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY VTTRIFIED zES1CK 8
PAVING CO., rs ". bth St M1grA. o9
building. paVi1a and sidewalk pE1sks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14
WALL PAPER
UNDERTAKERa

L N PENWELAIs funeral director and
embalmer. First class service, reasona-
bic prices. I'll Quincy st Both phones ia
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STAMPS. SEALS AND srENC1xa
~~~-~~-~-~~~~~@----~~~-
THE J. c. DARLING CO.. "a Kan. ave-
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. CataloG free. Tel IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14

TF'irst published in the Topeka State
Journal December g. 1861
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-14

MISSOURI PACIFIC THE TABLE,.
DAILY Except sunday.1
SCUTHBOUND.
No. S10-Fassenger to 1T. Scott. 2.0guun
No. SSz--1 rel Z u 9s5oau1
NORTHBOUND.
No. S09-Passenger fran Ee. Scott. .1asf0nHn
No. Ss1-Ereight .sss.s ss.ssss..s..ss. $3.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

5 "
laffen. In Sad
ion, Mi9. Die
Mnnaltspraris
aus. Bon 1856
bia 1897 mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

Aeusf1er Setter. Der TN @turmia5re
a848 etnfebte, unb ohne ben bas Wert
ber Ginisnne Deutf1lanbs ME gelun<
gen tuGre.
Wflbelm 5artpig 8efeler tpar prd-
fnsnt Der probiforif6en 0fegierung Der
pon 9Gnsmart fi6 ~fosiagenoen gIb=
bersostbinser unb battn beren Ron Der
beatIden gentralgepalt tejtGtigter
9tattba.ter. Sn Der Gra~nffurter
paatsfirde faB er als @t~aeprdiibent
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, unb er
ftorb als &urator Der uniperiitGt
Bonn. Getn iangersr @ruber, &arl
&eorg gbrtftopb, bes Mtntfterg Batter,
4Dar tpte iener Elm uufredter 6eutfGer
sMnnn, ber f1on ala Singitng ouf oie
Houfbdbn zines Mbpotaten in &iel lies
6er btr5i1tete, ala bab er ben oants
f8en 6ul0ieunsseib ~leiitete. Nu9 TIN
Rfslef ba8 W~ertranen Der M1bler In
PIE MISUNDERSTANDING, unb er mar
eines ber Deputtrten, bic unter Gbnarb
6tHfDrs Gibrung Dem RDnige ppn
prsnbtn DE bsutfde aaiferfrone ans
bUair.
Dos fettbtrige Mirfsn bes reuen
Rgtnt{iers ipir6 BON bielen als GefpGbr
Hpfiir oufsefuBt, bab Srau Suititia
sds fefftr 0dnb i'm aonoe preuBen
~ tttDds Iibernieren Mnfnduungen be-
keAletl tptr6 alb bies bel feinem 8ors
9dss0tr Der JdI mar, rad Berlin,
no sfetn Batter ofs MeGtsfebrer unb
4eysenboualnttslieb bas lebte NierteIz
tnbrburbert ieines 2ebeng perbra4te,
lcr4ptt Der Minifter nidt ola ein
Gyenn0er. Nidf tpeniger als spDlf
Sabre ittner. 2aufbabn bat e. ielbit
bort 3ugebrd9t, un6 Elm GROCER Rreis
feinexan69ifen Wertpanoten TIT In Bers
lin anfdfFs.
Grin Nruber tt Der por nint lana
gem gea6slte Chef oes preubifaen Sns
esnieiifs utl6 Ueftunsstpefens, General
6ans /. a4efeler, Der ais @trutege i'm
btutfdkn Offisiertorpg mad oeHen
Epre6tpeiie fir ~saua grobe RlaFe."
eos betBt stne Rapaaitdt atIsrerter
RdnaeS gilt. unb ben es {i9erli9 lieber
sum Wd9fplssr oss @rdfen @9lieffen
Ln BIZ, sgrpBe, Buoe" (Generalfab) an
Fe6nisbplas berufen fehen piirbs ola
tgbep an6frsn.p
1inD bon. Der, 9D9tern Or. @efelers,
BIZ Wittfuer III, lit Die dftere Ole srau
HAS BerIiner Mr3tes, beg profefprs
e,r. 4dtis 9hierfeIoer, zines Ghpfiofos
ban bon @uf. 9es Minifters iinses
sem 9SdterIein aber, Srdulein Sord
befeler. 1T Die slei1e Stole 5ugefalen,
PIE bisber GrduleiH Gdoniteot inne
bottes4- bas sein3ige boffdbise biirgere
e!d)t iunge MGoden in Der preuBiI1en
Wsnar4is 81 iein uno aIs fotdes Eel
ben GHl6bb6um iber 6as BARRETT bes
kpet6en Scales aIeiten al oiirfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

4nsriff nubm; Die Mutter, cine sebos
rene @usente 9tBig. entitammte elmer
alten 8erliner Tamilte, gu bsren
6prohen Der beriibmte &riminaliit,
Der treffli9e Mr9iteft uno Der bsrpors
rasen6e Meoi5iner seb0ren.
8aebers 5auptfG9li9ftes Mrbeitsees
bet TT oas Der 9emifaen Sbnt6sfe,
zines Der f9pierigitsn bisfer ~iberbaupt
10 f9pierigen MtHenf9aft. Bon ieis
men 2~eiftungen ieien nur Die tpi9tiss
fen berporgeboben. gs finb Die Gnf.
6eduns oes sriinen Ga~rbftoffes G0rus
lein uno bes rotbsn S~arbftoffes goIin.
8eioe gntDedungen ma9te 9ae1er BEL
Der 8efddftisung nit ben &pnbenfas
ttonsproouften, Die bur1 gintptrfung
BON @loebnoen auf aobtentpaferftoffe
uno pbenols entfteben. @on gang Be-
fon6erer 8eoeutung mar cine anoers
grrungeni9aft: Die tunfli9e Spns
tbefe 6es Snbigoblaus. SIN 3ufamz
%menbang oamtt fteht bte Gntbeduns
oes Snbols.
Gfgen 1T in ben Sunoen 9aepers,
baB iie ni6t nur pifenfhaftlia. ion<
bern aud pirtbf9dftlid bon gang ber>
borragenoer @eoeutung firlb. 8aspers
Genie bat Is fertig eebra9t, fir feline
gntbedunsen uno grfinouneen Msz
tbDben ous5ufunben. bie aus Dem nifs
Tenf9aftli9sa 2aboratprtum In bic
5dbrtt Thermometer tperben tInnen.
Saourd Bet 8deper Der beutfdsn Sn<
bnitris nngemein srobe Wsrtbe suses
fibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

NIT rs III in europa beriibmt
megert, Der. 6euertpdffen, SGbel uro
Wefsrt tpelde bort ansefertiat psrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29
Adolf D. gaeper.

9urd gerIeibune ses gfobelpretSe3 far Gbss
ntie aas8eseidDnct.
Der Srdger bes oiesidbrigen Nobels
preifes fir Sorf9ungen our gntpids
lung Der organiiden gbsmie urb Nuss
geitaltnng Der 9emif9en Snbuftrie.
@ebetmer @atb profehor Or. Noolf b.
8aeper tit Der Na9folger Suftus b.
2iebiss auf benz Miindener 2ebrftubl,
tpo er felt bret Sabraebnten gum sro-
BEN @egen fir Mifeni9aft nnterri9t
uno Snbuitrie tpirtt.
,profefor b. 8aeper, Der bot &uraen
Ietnen 70. @eburtstdg feierte, lit bon
@eburt 8erliner. @r entitammt BON
pdterli6er tpie mitterli9er Settle Gos
mtlien, beren Namen in WiHenf9aft,
Runft unb 2iteratur einen suten
Slang baben. @etn @ater mar sSoz
bann Safob 8ae1er, in Sen 6reibeitsz
triegsn ~freiniai9er Steer, fpdtsr ge-
neralfiabsoffi5ier. Ser aIs S6iiler uno
Settle Beliefs Sic erie trigonp=
metrif9e @ermeFun5 Preuben5 in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

Sopnfenb gesiz SObn s. Gid.
ftrar fir @ertrdee in Sadfon Gountp.
DIS @eprdfentant In ben SO. &onsreb
getpGblt. purbe er fir ben 50. &ongreB
tpieoerertpdbIt.
Sobn s. Sid, Der 1861 aIs Sobn
6eutf9er gltern In Monrpe gountn,
Mis., bds 2i9t erblidte. erabuirte
1882 an Der @partas9o9f9ule uno
be5og, na9oem er Ii9 brei Sabre lang
aIs 2ebrer betbGtist, Die nniperiitdt
bon Misconftn, fpo er fi9 Dem Re9tss
ftuoium niomete. @r fungirte mad
feiner 3ulaffung gum 8arreau in 60
grofe als Nobofat, mar elm Sabr
lang @9abmeifter Der @tabt unb bpm
1894 Bis 1896 @eneralantpalt oes
Badger @tadtes. Sm Sabre 1883
orsantfirte SID Die Qbtbeilung Der
SpartazS daben. Die fpater als &ons
pa9nie S Dem 3. observation-disclosures
@arbez&egiment einperleibt tpurber.
Sem aonsreB ee60rt Sid als ReprGs
fentart felt 1899 an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29
IN ,ptlber Saao

nnd @efunbbeit beftnoen fih WiIi0.
.seu lrb greifen non einem @rtrem
au,.. nnoern. Wenn iie aber quite
NoLrunp nebnen uno ibre Gtnge'
rueibe ourh Or. Sings @eue 2e'
tens. Niaer pffer balten. 10 gebt Der
Yrubei bnlb buriber. % Gents bel
abDlpb .Dseiss uuo s.. Ratteber &
Gp6w.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29
3!aei 5,Gtg aannte.
Sic esevraient.s.sca e.sufeno vpu q:idiee

Sic GseprGfentes,tcs 1ee;u9cao ueu g.iSieaa
st'o $50 uolt &i5ecaUn.
3pei &ttl9eaanate Il Goa9reB Tfno
fell Ger lebten GsfTipn be5 IS. SOM
greHe8 Die aeprdfentantet Gbarles 6.
Sopnien0 bon 1{iaigan uno Sobn 5,
SID BON Mincon|in.
Sofpnieno purbe 1855 in esadfon
Gountn, Mi4., ge6oren, Ct 9ra6uirte
1877 an Der Sadfoaz9o919ule, Be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29
0te Be(efcr.
@r neee prcaE 9e Snffisminiaer
nib ietne Jauilie.

Gtinrtfae DISQUALIFICATION 4ielasrlprsa ess
D. DereaMeembest 9ertlbtater Grsesr.
ReS gainifesS 953ter-Sas einates bsfs
tshise barestIi6e NsoesH.
Selten tit eir preuBiIder MiniFer
pot, alien Geiten 70 frennbli4 begrtbs
ippr6en pie Der Ra9fptser bes Suiti5s
mtniners Dr, @96nftebt, Der bi56erise
OberIanbesgerihtsz prditoent In 8rese
Tau, Dr. Mnrimilidn 8eieler.
Mande badtsn DieQeidt. oteier
portefeuinepeafet t0unte aberbaupt
aur etne 8eferung, unm09li4 aber
cine Weridle9teruns beoeuten, oenn
Ielten 1T aud eth preuBii4er Winifter
mad 70 LANCER Nmts5ett 70 ianss uab
sldnslos bon Der poltti19en G6aus
biibre In Die @erientung perfdpunben.
Dds 6oupt felbf Der birgerli9en
pssubiden Miniitsr pflest ia nit
etneu1 ,reihliden MaBe buredutratis
fden SeIs sefalbt gu fein. ebe ihnen
Die Gbre 5u tbeil fptrb. ben NIT peiben
Gesern gefdmiidten Dreiuuiter bars
auffesen gu 6iirfen. Mber man bdrf
boffen, baB Dem reler oberiten Setter
bes preubifnen @eriatstpefens audi
sntdt BET 70 piinf9enstuertbe oemofras
Hide Sropfen feblt. Seine 9erfulft
un6 fetn Raane finb e, Die bn3u bes
:se9ttsen. Denn Dr. 9efefer 1T BET
brittle fetner 5aniiie, Der btefen Nae
men TIM Reide Der Mifenf4dft unb TN
stdatsleben Deutf6lanos our @eltun9
lbrtnst Der fetnes @aters unb Der
fsines D1eins fino auf immerbar eng
bsrtnipft NIT Dem 8efreiunssfampfe
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Gttnrtfdse @esf5nit@settem @ietperiprsdeas
be Der8ansembeit = 9erabHater Sr,sesr.
ReS gainiiterS 95@ter-SaS einaies bsfs
t6btee bareetIi1e gESeajen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-29

fndte eth Sdbr
lang bieuntber=
iitGt ppn Mi9iz
gan, ituoirte bie
Ge9teuno iibte,
CUR 8arre 5ugez
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
Ipakota's Wonderful Cavern.

TIL great Wind Cave has the form OF an
cight-story house. each story. or stratum
containing n distinct formation OF It's
own. and cac containing chambers OF n
size and magninccnce OF decoration such
as has never before been found ia any
subterranean cavern OF the world.
IL IL a dream. n nightmare. a vision
carved In solid stone under the green hills
% Dakoia. stone as white AZ the milk
the hired mar used 10 give US 10 drink In
the dawn OF a happy Juno morning. stone
as red as the heart OF the nrst bloodroot
that you dug In the spring whent the world
was all spring to you. and stone that 10
blue with a blue that all the painters who
have ever painted Venice rave tried 10 get
for generations ar have failed.
Frozen fountains are there. white with
the leapIng foam OF untold ages, sculp-
tured cats. and horses. and great monsters
20 be drcamcd about o. nights and feared
In dark corners In the day time. Organs
built by the hands OF giant gnomes for n
Titan TO play Wild hymns Of praise upon.
n kitchen for the cooking of weird dishes
never thought OF up here In the sun
shine. all manner and all kinds OF rooms.
ninety miles OF them. down there under
the hoofs OF the gallant little range horses
who pound the grass into hay the year
round. up there In South Dakota
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

Among the irrigation enterprises In
this country there 10 10 more promising
project than the irrigation work being
carried on at Belle Fourche. .. ID. There
are larger undertakings upon which
portions OF the present available s2s.-
0oo. 900 appropriated by congress n being
spent. but nj no place are the possibil-
titles for retaining land greater. In
the tract segregated for irrigation July
10. 1900. there are tss.0 900 acres. lying
on both sides OF the Belle Fourche
river.
Materials are arriving In trainloads
and the engineer in charge. Raymond
II. walter. has about 200 men at work
and will nave fully 800 employed before
the summer ends. BY next spring when
the enterprise will be In full swing
1000 men and half N many teams Will
be utilized.
In brief the project contemplates the
construction OF two immense dams. The
FIRST win be over 400 feet In length and
will serve 10 divert the waters of the
Belle Fourche river. Crow. Owl. Indian.
Horse and Willow Creeks. or such OF
them an In desired. into a canal to be
dug leading to the main reservoir. This
canal will be six n one-haif miles
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

long. forty feet wide NJ the bottom and
ffty-eight feet wide at the water line.
The dam TO hold back the water In the
main reservoir viii be between 1000
and 5000 feet In length. I25 feet high.
500 feet thick at the base. and 100 feet
wide on top. The total cost viii be
81. 200. 900.
This mighty obstruction will lmpouad
q AXE of water ten miles long and
three miles wide At itR broadcast point.
The country In which this artificial
lake will nestle II most picturesque. b.
Ing among the foothills OF the Black
Hills. Already there In talk OF organic
Ing companies TO promote summer re-
sort features. II will be the largest
body OF water In the state. Lake Madi-
son upon which there IL a thriving
and other attractions. be-
Ing the present greatest body OF water.
This II In h eastern part Of the state.
The land 20 be served Is Of the same
character ~ that In thu Spearfish VAL
ley which has responded 90 irrigation
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

In both dressed beef and by-products.
was Informally opened yesterday. and
Immediately began active operations.
Twenty steers were killed while the In
vited guests looked on. and an inspec-
ton OF the great plant followed.
The new plant. said TO be the largest
Immense building. 100 by i25 feet. built
or brick and i've stories I'm height. To-
Gated on Eleventh avcnue between
Thirty-eighth and Fortieth streets. IL
represents an investment OF 81. 1000. 900.
and It's promoters expect TO do a bust
ness during the first yea OF $4,000. 900
with an Increase to s20.0 0o. 900 In the
following years.
Isaac Fromme. counsel for the cor
poration. stated yesterday the company
Will buy beef ON the hoof and then sell
It's dressed beef and b~y-products on a
cheap scale. There will be no arbitrary
rise In prices and tho small dealers of
the city Hili thus be able To- depend
upon paying a fair price for their
goods.
The capacity OF the aAattoir viii be
SOS 900 cattle per yca or 1000 per
week. Two thousand men viii be EN-
pioyed and s2.o00.o0 o will be spent
yearly In salaries.
An unusual feature will be the care
and attention given to the kosher trade.
Nine Jewish rabbits viii do the killing
for this consumption under the direc-
tion OF Rabbi Philip Klein. The kosher
chuck steaks will be sent oul Ia the
trade twenty-four hours after the kill
Ing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

In an amazing manner. The most
prolific crops In the state of South Da-
kota are nov being produced In this
valley. AZ present all this land and 9TH
er tracts which are under the y of
government irrigation experts are used
only for graxing purposes.
While the Belle Fouych project IN the
main work OF the reclamation service
In South Dakota NJ this time there are
minor undertakings OF just NJ much i'm
portance In their limited scope Tho
Cheyenne river project contemplates
the reclamation of 10000 acres OF arid
land In Fall River county. Invcstiga-
ton IL being made with promise Of uc-
cess OF means for storing the food wa
ters of the Little Missouri liver thus
retaining considerable land IN th-
vicinity OF Camp Crook. q. d.. n Al
xada. Mont. The water supply OF White
river In the southern Black Hills and
OF Grand and Moreau rivers In the
northern part OF the state In now the
subject of study. Rapid creek which
now ~irrigates considerable land may
ultimately be further utilised by the
storage OF It's run on.
The wonders OF irrigation are un-
doubleday TO be realized In Nevada
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

FROM the New YORK world.
There r. a baby In every apartment OF
the big double tenement. Nos. ISL and
3s5 East Third street. The janitor told
a World reporter yesterday that there
were 200 children In the building. OF
this number there are forty-nve who
are less than 6 months old.
Janitor Lassner declared hat there
was no faint OF race suicide on the
place n added that the future looked
hopeful.
The tanitor aid one OF the reasons
for the unusual number OF children was
the nearby public school. one OF the
largest In the city. which takes In the
whole block or Manhattan. Third. Lew
Is and Houston streets.
The children OF the neighborhood.
numbering several thousand. played
near the recreation pier yesterday. lis
tened To the music. and many rode IN a
scent merry-go-round.
II believe that we have the largest
number OF babies OF any tenement I'm
the city" said LaAsner. I'VE welcome
large families: there are seventy-two
family apartments. all occupied, and
not one In without n baby. In some
apartments there m families with
children n with them are young cou-
pies OF recent marriage"
OF the seyenty-two families all but
three are Hebrew. The three exceptions
are German.
ON the other side OF the street Is a
building with 200 babies. IL IL No. sis
to 40 East Third street. and the two
tenements combined make a street alive
with little tots all day ions-and parts
OF the night.
The district can be called 'Babyiand'
II the visits OF the stork continue a.
I'm the last year" said Samuel Lefko-
witx OF NO. S20. The average In this
building In three babies 10 n family"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
G GOOD COWS.

The substitution OF high-class COWS
for low-claS ones In one OF the q
facing the American farmers. Each
farmer must perform his part or the
great task for himself. The man who
In losing non regularly on his dairy
OF twenty or thirty scrub cows be-
gin TO breed up his herd now. says the
Kansas Farmer. In a year or two no
can get a start at little or no extra ex-
penae. In three or four years his i'm
proved young stock will give him more
Income. In eight or ten years he can
reduce his twenty scrub cows TO ten
cows above the average. He Will then
spend one-half as much for feed and
work. and he will get so 10 100 per cent.
more milk. In other words. he VIII
have cut his costs Of production In two,
and he can sell HIS milk ut n profit even
nj the low rates that prevail In the
glutted markets.
This is what is being done by the
milk producers VINO are called model
producers" or model farmers" There
is no n thing done by these men that
weigh n can OF milk. There In no mys-
terry at all In the work. The steps are
short, plain. and easy. The high-ciass
cow II the only COW that can make
money for her owner.
Now n practical word or two ms to
what should be done.
4. The farmer must make up hts
mind 10 read more and know more
than he has known about h true
meaning OF this business.
?. He must breed better: stop buy
ing poor, cheap bulls n the produc-
ton of poor cows. The fountain head
OF better quality In h COW Ii the char
acter OF the sire.
q. Create better conditions In the
stable. Give the COW better air TO
breathe. better food TO eat. good water
10 drink and cleaner conditions to v
In
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

The recent dedication OF the T,ruckee-
Carson canal neal the city of Reno
signallzed the opening OF n campaign
OF reclamation In hat arid state. un-
limited In possibilities. II Secretary
Wilson'S assertion IL correct that I'VE
have NC worthless acres" Nevada In
an exranse OF i02. 900 square miles, In
habitei by a few over $4,000 people,
while Iowa. with only 5000 square
mites. has $500. 900 inhabitants. Where
irrigation hns spread It's magic infiu-
ence the pr~oiuctiveness OF the soil has
cqualed or even surpassed that OF Iowa,
the greatest agricultural state In the
nation. The Truckee-Carson canal IL
the first OF the irrigation systems con-
structcd by h government under the
reclamation act. The main canal runs
from Derby. fifteen miles east OF Reno
on the Truckee river 10 ten miles above
Leetville ON the Carson river. n dis
lance % tkirty-one miles.
The dedication OF this splendid work
was signalizcd by the attendance OF the
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
Lived Up 10 His Contract.

From the Montgomery. Aia.) Advertiser.
Fifty years ~ an Indiana man. then
as years old. planted an acorn from
which TO grow a tree TO build his cof-
nm OF. The tree grew slowly, and. OF
course. the man couldn't afford 10 die
tiil he made n coffin out OF that tree.
Lately he had II cut n sawn into
pianks and has manufactured his box
and has u ready for use. We suppose
there will be a demand for h seed OF
that tree.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
Dead Sea Fruit.

From ihe Chicago record Herald.
Did you have a good time at the
weddingf"
Not very" replied Mr.. Passay. Il
got quite Interested In a young man
who seemed To hRve just lovely manners,
and reaily-but pshaw. What's the use
talking about a.? After n was all over
I learned that he was a detective who
had been sent TO watch the prcsentA.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

"Babyland" extends from Louis street
20 the East river. Tie arrivals come
30 regularly that hardly any attention In
paid TO n christening. Two months ago
there were nine visits OF the stork In
one week. which Is the record.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
In Polite Boston.
From tho Boston Hcra

From tho Boston Herald.
The question OF hour IL how to
eat corn on the cob ip Washington
streets quick lunch shops without
jabbing your elbows In the eyes OF 9TH
cr patrons-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21
An Indspsndsnt Absttolr.
From the New York Amer

Prom the New York American.
The immense abattoir OF the New
York Butchers Dressed Beef company.
erected by the independent butchers of
New York 10 combat tho beef trust