davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Geo. A. Hutchins bought a
house and lot OH South Second
street today Of Matt Chiffon. The
deal was made through the Scott
ZONES Real Estate Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Chickasha has a new transfer
line. Mr.. johnson, an old time
cabman, is the owner and manager
of it. He has purchased an ele
giant bus Of the latest design.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. crumley have a
fine new boy at their home, oI6
Colorado Av. Mr.. Crumley is
car accountant in the Rock Island
Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Being connectd no longer with
any other bakery, our goods can
only be obtained at the White
Swan. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

The thermonltter toOk 3 Tumble
and landed at degrees above zero
last night. For tonight and Thurs
day the forecast is for increasing
cloudiness, probably snow, warmer
Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Furlong, Iate
of Iowa are making their home
with us and are located at on
Dakota Ave. Mr.. Furlong Will
invest in Chickasha property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-25

Found:-A thermometer for hot
water heating was found on the
street. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and paying for
notice. 2I-23.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Gptgenber Roman zines
amerifanii9en Solbaten mirb aus
Baltimore beri9tet: Gin biibf4es
Srauden bra6ts fi9 &idarb MiiQer,
elm aaiiiten : pafagier, Der sulebt i'm
20. 8unbes : Snfanterie : &egiment
in Salt 2afe Gitp biente, bong eutf4z
lamb NIT. Sc mar bies feline goufine
Mnna Seeeer aus Wittenbersen. @r
lit fdon felt % Sahren in @merita
anIGifis unb biente bereits felt LANCE
rer 3eit in Der 8unbesarmee. Seine
gouiine mar erit 6 Sabre aft, als er
bic beutf9e Seimatb perlieb. gr fuhr
fpeaieG mad OeutI6lanb, I'm iid, ebe
er pieber in bic Mrmee eintrat, elm
6rauhen su bplen. Safen<M ifiiondr
gaffor 8. Mpib bat bas pdr4en sez
traut. Miiaer btente pdbrenb bes
fpanif@ : amerifanifden arieses in
Manila.
Gin Qiebesgrub purbe n
Nep gprf einem 9o9babn : CONDUIT
teur Namens gonrab Menser berbGngz
nibpon. Menaer itanb auf Der 9intes
rem pldtform, als Der 3us fi4 feinem
6eim nGberte, unb lebnte fi9 BEL pabr'
fdeinli9 geDffnetsr Sbiir poriiber,
I'm ben Seinisen, bic am Jenifer ftanz
ben, einen 9rub susupinten. &ura
Dor Der Station lit cine fdarfe @urpe;
Der Rud bes 3uges f4leaberte Wtenaer
hinab, er fdlug auf bic brittle S4iene
auf unb lag bepubtlOs ba, pbne iid
riibren gu %fDnnen, pdbrenb auf benz
3use Hiemanb bas llnsliid bemsrtt
bate. grit Der Motorfii6rer bea
ndbften 3uses bemerfte ben bepubts
Ipien Manr auf ben S4tenen. Mens
ser battle cine @erlsbung beg Riiden=
marfss, m.brert Hippenbriide uni
8ranbtpunben BON Der britten S9ient
babOnsetrasen. biirfte aber nit BEN
2sben babonfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
3m9s-GoaiFom.
SUM Soote, adt gerIebte.

9arrisburg, pa., 81. Sept.
Geim 3uiammenfOBs zines 3abIsusss
nit sinem paRasier3uss Der pbiIaosI.
pbia & &eaoins : gabn auf @oub's
2urbs BET Wount Soap Springs pnr.
ben beute Radmittas 5 perionsn Gee
tootst unb 8 anosrs bsrIsbt.
Die Sobten inb: 2otomotibfabrer
gp6raim Me@lserp bon harrisburg,
9ei3er 6. 5. Sbsarsr bon harrisburg,
Sei3er Sobn 5ia bon @sabins, 3abl-
meifergebtlfe gbparb 2au9s bon
&saoing unb gonbueteur Sbomas
Warion bon pottsbile.
Werlsbt lisgen i'm 9oipitale 3u 9ars
risbur9: 2OfomotibfRbrer Sobn 6.
4mole, &eabins; .. 3. SsQers, See
banOn; 3ablclert Nlfrsb Satpn, pbila-
oelphia; 3ablmeifsr Sfaae We6ofs,
Nad ibren Wobnungen purben fol-.
senbe gerlebte sebra&t: 3~usbsbisnfie-
ter Robert &i9wine, Wount Soup
Springs; 3usfHhrer @eose 8. Sar.
bis. harrisburg; @spddmeifer Sobn
Millsr. 9arrisburs; gonouetsur Sarrp
8omber9er, harrisburg.
Die 3tge fisben auf elmer 2urbe
auiammen, bic bon bi9tsn Baumerup-
pen einsefabt TT. Wan glnnbt, bab
elm Wibbertdnonib in ben Orores bor-
lisgt.
ussentgIei unsen.
10 I o n, 9ans., 81. Sept. Sci
WaltOn entgleife Der 6fli9 gsbenos
s&nea3us Der atdiion. Sopsta &
Santa &c gabn. 8erlsbt tpurbsn:
5rsb. aempnid bon Chicago; Grant
@Onrao bon Cos Nngelss; gffis Gam.
renee bon 0ablin; GrI. 8ioIet Dale;
Wiliam Britt.
@barlef o n. 20. 3d., 81. Sept.
pahasiersug go. IS Der @befapsate &
ObiO 8abn entgleifen auf elmer 4urbe
8 Weilen 0fli6 bon BIER. Der grprsb-
bOte 3. u. 9optins bon gbarleffrn
tuuroe auf Der STEELE set6btet. 8 giisn.
ba6nleute fino i9wer berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
@ro 8 T.

6oufon, Ssr., 81. Sept. Das
aeIammte anusisn Der 2irbp 2umber
60. tf abgebrannt. Der e&aoen IN
500, 600. 9unbert Wann Fnb aubes
Nrbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

@su Dorf; .gitta bi palermo" bon
@enua.
Netu Dort: n9a Sourains" mad Saprs;
ySeutf9lano" nod 6amburg.
2ipsrpool .Saronia" bon Bofon;
.@sfernlanb" bon philadelphia.
Queenstown: rJrieslanb" bon 2iosr=
POOL nod philadelphia; Oceanic"
hon 2iberpool mad Netp BORT.
Gibraltar: v96ntgin Suite" bon Nsu
Dorf nod Heapel.
@enua: vgitta bi Napuli" nod Nstp
Yort; Bring Ostar" nod Nsu
Dort.
2onbon: hungarian" bon WontreaI.
Weapel: v@anopie" bon @enoa mad
Bottom.
9ongtona: ngmpreb Of Sapan" nod
ya1couper.
Intwerpen: .Warquette" nod Bottom.
2iberpool /: ,Babarian" nod Won=
treal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

Oas Seftament bes Srn<
6erIings. Gin Sonoerline, Der
5OiGbrige Silippo Tlorio IN Neapel.
unteritalien, bat, ba er felt LANCER 3eit
an elmer i9mersfaften 9rantbeit fit,
feinem 2ebsn f~rsifpiGig elm GnOe se>
ma6t. WGbrenb feline 9ienerf9aft
f9lief, ftiirate sr fi6 BON 8alton in
oen Sof binab unb blie6 auf Der STEELE
toot. 3upor bate sr bic @prfidt sez
braudt, Die SdliiHsl ieines 2afens
f9rants in ben @bort gu perfen, oamit ;
nt1ts bon feiner rei9en Grbfhaft pers
untreut piirbe. Der Ieste Wine BEG
unbermdblten 2ebensmiiben perfigte
iiber 100000 Sire ($9O0,O00) Su
@unften bes 9oipitals fir unbeilbare
tn Neapel uno beftimmte, bub bort pers
fdieoene reue &rantenfGle eingeri9tet
tueroen, bte ale NIT folgenber Snfhrtft
perfeben fperoen folen: rSas 9elb,
bas bur9 midi Den Rei9en abgenoms
men purbe, Die es ben Mrmen abses
nommen baben, tebrt gu ben armen
suriid." Slorio bat gu Ssitaments=
bouitredsrn ben %urbinal<gr5btf4p
prtsco, einen Hotor un6 einen @edtss
antpalt ernannt, bic er am S4lub lei.
neg lebten WiIens in aqer 6orm per>
flu9t, fans fe fetne @~erfiigunsen ui9t
eetreultd a%usfiibren.
2eben6ig begrabener
@ rfefer. Sn Ser @sseno bon
Spino aripaa, artm, maj infolge Res
senmansels Die Grnte %mibratben. Die
3anblsute f9rieben bic Oiirre Dem
ao6e etnes alien Mannes 5u, Der pGhz
reno feiner 2ebens5ett I'm Rufe zines
vSppr" pbsr 3auberers setanben bate.
Naa einem alien Iberslauben btelten
Fe es fir nDtbis, bab feline ueberrefte
um Mitterna9t a~useegrdbeH peroen
mibten, um ieinsr @eele Srieoen 81
perf9affen. DemssmGB sosen lie eines
Sonntags Na9ts IN proaeffion na4
benz &trdbofe. &naben uno WGo4en,
bte Gadeln trugen, f9rittsn poran, uno
@eieer unb Sl0ttften fptelten melans
6olif6e Melooien. plSbli9 eriaisn
Der priefter 2pnftantin IN ibrsr Mitte.
gr ipurbe frsunoli9 begriibt, % te
| alaubten, er lei gefommen, nm setpeths
fes WaHer auf ben 8ei4nam gu gieben.
@rob mar aber ibre Gnttdufdung, ala
Der priefter ibnen ibr barborif4es Be-
traaen porbielt. Wiitbenb barber, ers
grtffen fe ibn, parfen Jpn in oas seDffe
nete @rab fammt Den lleberreiten bes
alien 3auberers uno beoedten es nit
Groe unb Steinen.
6 tgdrren b | BE ais
W af {. @uf einem Rbsinf4iffe
fonte elm Matroie, Ser bon uustparts
~ftedbrieflid perfolgt tparo, perbdftet
iperben. Gin Sdubmann in Gipif
bate iid auf oas S4iff bessben, nm
bic @erbaftuns bor3unebmen. &uum
mar aber Der 9efu9te in Der 9etpalt
6es S9ubmanns, als Spet unoere Waos
trofen bes S9iffes berbeieilten uno
Miene ma9ten, Den @erbafteter gu be-
freien. Sir oen S9usmann puroe
bte Sade. oa er unbetpaffnet mar, fris
tif9, aber tura entf9loHeu sriff Der
S9ubmann in feline 8ruftai9e. aog
RAID 6ie in einem blinfenoen Neuil<
berfutteral beftnbli9e G~igarrenipiBe
berbor uno belt bisfe nit Dem Rufe:
.3uriid poer ih f9iebe!" Dem einen
Matrpien Dor bds @ei9t. gri9roden
pralIten Die Matroien. tpel4e Die
Gigarrenipibe fir einen Repolper hisl-
ten, suriid, uno Ger Sdusmann fonnte
6ann obne jebe ~tpeitere gelditisnns ben
Nerbafteten on 2ano bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
6amnerfrei6.
gamf nm $4,000 ,,ssmaat".

Stour Gall4, g. D., Il.
Sept. g. g. Sunbam uuroe beute
untsr Der Nntlase usrbaftet, cine gant
3u Gettysburg. g. D.. UNI $1,000 Bee
trosen su babsn. Gin Ssleerapbif,
Der nit Dunbam suiammen arbsitete,
lieferte bsnIelben ans MsHer.
Sunbam, alias 8. .. Nilss, foa
fd nls elm gieb3tdter bon WiIes @itp,
Wont., borgefelt unb bic 8ant 3u
@sttpsburs UNI $500 sriu9t baben.
gr CAB cine gbieaso'er 8anf als &efes
reno an uno eriu9te an oiefelbe 3u
t~slssrapbiren.
Der 3slssrapbit ring Die Sspei4e
an elmer 9inffig 9els9enea SteQe,
sinise Weilen Dor @%sttpsburg ab, inoem
er isinsn Npparat NIT Der 2:itung in
g%srbinouns isbte uno i&idte einigs
Siunben fpdtsr cine Sspsfae an bic
@sttpsburssr 8ani, bab DURHAM
.an right" Jet. Sarauf erbieIt lsBterer
bas @elb.
aus benz Benz 8 q m I E.
Wafbin to n, 81. Sept. Der
geri9t bes psnfonsfommifdrs fur
bas nit Dem l. Suit su gnoe gebenbe
6istaliabre 3eist, bob In bisiem Sabre
nod benz @sisbs bonn Is. Wdr3 1904
46. 985 psniOnen tusssn arbsitsun'
fdbi9teit In Gol9e buben Nlters bemil.
list wuroen, 655 penFonen bon $72
pro Wonat wurben auf 500 erb6bt
auf @runb b6Iiger grbIinbung nod
benz @efsb bonn 8. Npril 1904.
IS lisssn 1926 penRonsseiu9e
bon uebsrlebsnbsn bes 8irsertrieges
Dor. Ghnf peniiondrinnen iinb nod
aus benz &ebOlutionstriese %borbanoen;
cine III bic ~91sid6rise Jram @tber g.
Dammori. Wittpe zines Soloaten, bic
anbersn A Fno $69ter FOLDER Weteras
men.
gelbes 6ieber.
q E h Orleans, 81. Sept. Bis
beute Nbenb s u6r tuaren .offi3isa ar-
gemelbet
@sue Jdls 26, insssiammt 2725;
Sooesfdas 4, I'm @an3en. 355, neue
6eu9enberbe 9, Gdle unter Ssbano'
lung 3l9, ais gsbsilt snilaHsn 2O51
Perionen.
Sn Der 6ieberlase III cine marfante
8ehsrung au bsr3si9nen, 10 bob bic
6ofnuns borbanben 1T, Or. Wbite's
Innabme, bic Ssu9e tusros pl6blid
bsrfGminben, merbe f@ beruirfli&en.
Sie 8eb6roen fagen, bic alien Seu'
9enberbe uuroen ~ausgerottst uno bic
neuen 6erbe tpiirben iinter 70 fritter
2ontroae sebalten, baf cine Nus
breitung Der 2rantbsit taum m6a.
lid let.
Ngenten Der Observation-Disclosures pa.
ben Mrbeiter In Sem Dorf, st. 2ouis,
gbieaso unb 2anias @itp aufsetrisbsn
unb uerbsn bieieIbsn nit ben n6tbigen
Worf@tsmaBreseln rad benz Stosr
bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22

n 9 atom, 81. Sept. =
Dontbeer U. be Warees ban Swinbes
rem, Der bolldnbif9e @efanbte, lip nab
einsm mebrmotli4en aufentbalte In
Der alien 9eimatb, auf feinen Soften
suriidsefe6rt. gs tDuros ihm oaielbf
elm poffen In benz neuen 2abtnetts ars
asbotsn, BOD srfldrte er, bsnielben aus
psr.onIi&en @rinben ni9t annehmsn
81 f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
8aie=HaQ.
NatinnaI. a..
pittsburg. 81. Sept.

grftes SpteI.
pittsburg - .201O0000O- 8
pbtIabelpbia ..3 02020010- o. 8
Batterien -6laberip, pbilips unb
peib; pittinger unb DOOM.
3mettes Spiel.
pittsburg 49,. 002030O1*- 6
philadelphia. 20 00000100- /
Battefien = 2pn9 unb @ibion
8rabp anb Munfon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
Mntis Sru f b s.

antisS rutprO3sRe ssgen bic alnsefsl-
ten Weil, Sobb. Stipportb unb @uiep
Der 5irma S9uaraf9iIb & Sul3bers
ger bsrtinbete bsuts Gi9ter Sumpbrsp
bas rlrtbeil. Weil purbe tpurbe su
$40, 900, bic iibrigen M~ngetlagten 3u
ie $4,000 Strafe peruribeilt. Die
Strafe tpurbe iofort bur9 sinsrt berif-
3irten @6ed be3ablt uno bic bier @ers
urt6eilten berlieBen bas @eri9ts-
simmer.
M anqelbafte Retruten.
% abinqton 81. Sept. =
Weil angsbli9 bic Dienffe bon 3ipil=
dr3ten bel Der unterfu9un9 bon He.
truten fir bic Mrmee fi& ais iebr unsu-
ldn9li9 srtuieien 6aben, iOqen mad
elmer beutisen Srore bes 3rieesbepartss
ments bic Dienfe bon 3ibildratsn nod
benz 80. September ni4t mebr in Nn=
ipru9 genonmer tuerben. Die Nus.
gabsn fir 3ibildrste bsliefen f9 our9.
f9nittli9 auf $50, 900 per Sabr.
Die 2lasen bon MrmeeOff3isrsn iibsr
BITE i9le4te phpFi&e Nualitdt bon Re
truteu babsn fi9 gemebrt unb ois Nes
sieruns bat fir 3ranspOrt unb aus-
%rtflng bon 3efruten, bic tuisber ent-
lahsn tusroen riubtsn, grobe ausgabsn
gebabt.
Ha9 benz rieuer Blame Iolen bic
neutrality-suspicious. mad benz Nrmss-
banobu9 bic &etruten 9enau untsr=
iu9en unb he oanri nod benz nd9ftsn
Depot i4iden, no fe elmer srtinbli9en
dr3tliden untsrIu9ung u~nteruorfsn
tuerben. Die 2nappbeit an Wilitdrs
draten ssffaitet ni9t, isbem &etruti=
r~anssofisisr einsn Wilitdrarst bsi3u-
geben.
Der angun9 bes Mari n e.
Offi3iersfprps.
Waibin o n, 81. Sept. Wa-
rine'S efretdr Bonaparte plant tpirts
fame Saritte, UNI bas Offaierforps
Der 5lotte 3u beriinger, uel9ss in ben
b6beren R%an9fufeu f~O3uiagen rim III
ter b%eriumpft." Die S9ulb baran
trdgt Der fogenannte DUMP" in be,
6lotte. oas bsibt bic grobe An3abl bon
Cffsteren. tuel9e sesen gnbe bes gir.
asttrisges jung In bas OIfstertorps
einaersibt wurben unb nun. mad Sc.
nioritdt aufridenb, bic &ansffufen be,
Rapitdne uno Nomirdle einnebmen.
Dos advancement if baburh 10 geffal.
tet uorben, oab Off3isre erft gnbe Del
6anf3issr in ben 2~apitdnsrans uni
unsefdbr nit go Sabren In ben aomi'
ralitdtsrang eintreten. sic baben ibr'
beffsn Sabre, po bas msife bon ibnsr
eruartet usrbsn fonnte, In fubaltsrner
&an9fufsn 3ussbra9t. uno tuenn 4,
nabe3u abssbrau9t finb, srrei9en H
bic wi@tisen aOmmanbOfelen. auf
ffeaungsn, tuel9s bon Sa9berfdnoi
gen 9emadt wOrosn finb, er9eben, bal
bas Dur9fdnittsalter Der Qapitdne it
unfsrsr 5lotts 81 Sabre if. 90 II
nit 60 Sabren in ben Sutherland tire
ten, 10 t6nnsn lie ni9t bic geisblid
borgef9risbenen Sssfommanbos in be-
furssn 3eit bur&ma9en. Bon BET
isbiser1 Nomirdlen finb sebn mebr al
81 Sabre aft. nsur fnb go, 3msi 5!
unb brsi SO Sabre aft.
9as 9ur9i9nittsalter Der Ofisier
glsi9en Ranses nit unieren 2apitdnei
tn Der oeuti9en unb snslti9sn Warin
bstrdgt AZ Sabre, In Der ruffi4en 81
Sabre uno in Der iapanii9en 5lott
As Sabre.
eitunge en-.
Iumbu o., Il. Sept. =
Die Ohio Gusl Suppln 60. bat b
Dem Staaisfsfrstdr Mrtitel eingerei&t
bnr@ ruel9e bas 2apital boI
81, 600. 900 auf $4,000, 600 erb6t
tpirb. Die grb6bung bss aapitals pa
ben 3usd, &6brsnIeitunssn anaulegen
bur9 pel9s Natursas mad gincinnai
uro anoersn Stdbten Obios geftb,
uerben fou.
az eifer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
6eifes9efSrt
dub wobl elm 7'jabriser W0rSsr
iein.

Warienett, Wis., 81. Sept.
Der 7=idbrige 2son grambeau puroe
beute unter Der MniIase ms 8efdns-
nib gebra&t, fein 8 Wonate altes
s&wefer&en ermOroet 3u babsn. Die
@oronersgei9morsnen ertIdrten, bab
Der &nabe bas Bett3eus in Der Wiess
bes Rinbes tn Branb fsbts uno babur9
beRen Sob berbeiftbrte. Ser 9nabs
iOl f&on offers Geuer angelsgt babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-22
MlI3u d (.


darlington n, 81. Sept. Sas
gretutibtomite Der vMmerican Gebe.
ration Of 2abor" beristb beute tiber
Wabregeln CUR &egulirung urb 8e=
f&rdnfuns Der ginuanberuns, bic Der
fommenben 2%onbention 3u pittsburg
borselest unb banl benz 3onsrehe ein=
gerei9t tuerben iolen. Inter ben bor-
pOrsei&lagenen Wittsln tparen Bill
bunssna&usib, 3opffeuer unb Gin.
f9rdntunsen fur periOnen. uel9s bur9
Sidsts Ober borseidOKenes @slo, Die
bon Bertpanbten In bieism 2anos se-
lisfert uuroen, bierber tommen.
grtIdru1g 3 as9arts .
Dorf, 81. Sept. @orfber
Sagsart bonn oemofratif9en National'
@Dmits, pel9sr beute bier anfam. be-
tritt, baB bas bemofratii9e National.
@omite 2ampagnebeitrdge bon Der Stem
Oorf 2ifs endurance SO. erlangt babe,
ME bsren prdibent Wc@aq am Mitt=
mod ber benz unteriu9unassg omits
Der 2esislatur ausiagte.
9ueIf | nj m haue.
Nem Yorf. 81. Sept. 3wii9en
Geo. potts unb gbwaro &ilep, beibs
SnfaRen beg N~rmenbaufes au Bridge
mater, q. s., unb iber 20 Sabre alt,
fam Is au einem beftigen Duene aui
Mefer. geioer W~erlebungen tueroen
mad Nngabe Der Mer3te uabrf9einliG
t6btli9 iein.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-13
A Toast to Farmers.

Harper's Weekly suggests that in
these piping days of agricultural pros
perity we should not forget the fine old
farmers toast not uncommOnly found
on English drinking vessels in former
times. 1t goes as follows:
LET the wealthy and the great
Roll i'm splendOr and state.
| envy them not, | declare it.
| eat my own lamb,
My chickens and ham,
| shear my own fleece and | wear it,
| have lawns, | have bowers,
[ have fruits, | have flowers.
The lark is my morning alarmer;
So. my jolly boys, now
Here's God speed the plough.
Long life and success to the farmer
The young man on the farm who is
tempted to go to the town or city, Civ
ing up a substantial certainty for
doubtful prospects, would do well to
consider the truth expressed In these
lines. The farmers life is the most
independent, and is beset with less
temptations than any other. 1t is the
nearest to nature and the fartherest
away from the degenerating artifciali-
ties of the modern world.
1t is because of this artificiality and
its false standards that the ten-dollar-
a-week clerk, who may be fired any
day and not be able to pay his laundry
bill, is led to consider himself the
superior of the strong, sun-brOwned
harvester who gathers his own crops
on his own land.
There are higher prizes than those
that are won by the successful farmer,
but those higher prizes are too often
secured in part through moral COM
promise and a sacrifice of self-respect
which the farmer is never called upon
to make.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-13
Oi1ing Shoes.

The following directions for the
care of shoes are taken from The
Farmers Call:
Oiling boots and shoes has almost
gone out of fashion on the farm.
Farmers now wear rubber boots al
most altogether. The leather boot has
become rare. We remember that
twenty-five years ago the farmer that
wore shoes was regarded as effeminate
and a great deal of fun was pOked at
him. Now almost every farmer wears
shoes during the summer and good
many wear shoes during the winter,
except in snowy weather.
1t pays to keep leather boots and
shoes well oiled. Oiling the leather
makes it last long and, what is of
really more Importance, makes it near
er waterproof and also warmer. Pro-
perly Oiling leather boots and shoes
adds so much to their wear that on
this account alone it would be profit
able to oil them. But the greater
profit comes from having dry feet in
sloppy weather. The oil that fills the
pores of the leather keeps the water
from going through.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-13
Bringing the Outer World Into the Sick
Room.

An ingenious plan devised for me by
one of the nurses at st. Luke's. When
Dewey and his fleet sailed up the North
river after the Spanish war ended the
imposing spectacle plainly visible from
the hospital. but the windows of my room
which were in an upper story, were too high
from the floor to enable to the
river from my bed. Not long before the YES
sells to pass, a asked If J
would like to see them.
1t seemed like holding piece of meat
just beyond the nose of a hungry deg in
leash. but she continued:
Because if you really would, easily
arrange it for you
In two minutes she had placed the dresser
so that its big mirror reflected the window
and then after she had tilted it until told
her it was right. showed to me the whole
magnificent river panorama which the win
dow would have commanded for a person
standing VI. So 1 the naval Iarade
perfectly.
In most sick rooms the beds low
and the windows are high that of all
the interesting outdoors the PROSTATE inva-
lids can only bit of sky with perhaps,
the waving branches of tree or two. No
one but a person who has had experience
can guess how much wider view can re-
Iieve the tedium of painful days in bed.
By the simple manipulation of a looking
glass it easily be obtained.-Lades'
Home Journal.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-13
Discoveries.

The making of hard sauce for hot pud-
dings a bugbear in the midst OF other
dinner preparations until 1 learned to add
little boiling water to the half-blended
mixture.
use two tablespoons of butter to a cup
of powdered sugar and after half the sugar
has been creamed in, soften the whole with
about tablespoon of the hot water Beat
until light, then add the remaining sugar
and favoring Besides being easier to make,
it has less buttery taste than that made
by the usual recipes.
A delightful use for fir balsam pillows was
told me the other day by a lady who brought
many of them from her Vermont home to
the city. She lays them on the register for
a few minutes and the room is soon filled
with the woody scent of the needles
A German woman tells me that if anything
black or coIored is boiled in milk before it
is it will never crack 1 tried her ad-
vice upon a pair of black stockings, leaVlns
a second pair of the same quality to be
worn without the milk bath. 1t certainly
did its duty, and the untouched pair c'acked
as all medium priced stockings do.
Last winter it became necessary for me to
wash dishes entirely in hard water with
what results to my hands it is not difficult
to imagine. 1 set my wits at work to so.ve
the problem of washing my dishes without
hands. 1 had old dishpan, which had
already or two holes in it. Instead of
mending these l held session with a large
nail and hammer, with the result that the
dishpan porous as colander
Into this pan L loosely piled the dishes,
previously scraped, and set the pan under
the faucet raised from the bottom of the
sink by couple of pieces of brick so
placed as not to Jbstruct the flow of wa
ter into the drain. Next 1 screwed into the
faucet an old hose nozzle, which was pro-
vided with old fashioned sprayer. This
spread the water into circle large enough
to reach the entire contents of the pan; this
was continued until there could be no doubt
of the cleanliness of the dishes. When there
were very greasy dishes, these were piled in
the open pan which in turn was placed in
another containing hot suds of washing
soda and soap, and allowed to soak some
time; few moments application of the
clear hot water would finish them. If oc-
casionally a dish cloth had to be applied
to the baking and frying dishes, it was fol-
lowed by a rinsing under the sprayer, and
the process of dish washing considerably
shorter and less disagreeable. Since then
| have had my timer make for me large
pan with perforated bottom, with the added
convenience of stout legs by which to lift
it from the sink bottom and don't forget
strong handles
l have discovered that stewed prunes, pit
ted. spice to taste with vinegar, cinnamon
and cloves. sweetened and cooked to the
right consistency, make delicious spiced
sauce to with chicken, turkey veal
The flavor of pun p<in is made much more
delicate if all the moisture possible is
squeezed out through cheesecloth, and the
desired consistency obtained by adding milk
Good Housekeeping.