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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Gran Hotel Palmer

Sit,tado en- el Sitio mds ctntrico de
eSta ciudad.
Este estableclmiento tlene
habitaciones frescas y venti-
ladas con saidas al balloon.
Gran reforma de banos {
inodoros, estllo americana, de
acucrdo con las practicas de
hygiene mas estricta. El me-
ior en- su clase. Servicios a la
carta. Sc sirven comidas 4 do
micilio. Alumbrado electrlco.
Telefono numero 46.
Propietario y Representante,
TIMOEEO PALMER.
Mayagisz, Msndez vigo No "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-22
Administration de
lncas urbanas

El que suscribe acepta en- admins
TRACTION fncas cue radiqusn en- San
Juan al 4 pS y eu Santures al spS.
Las fincss 20 mismo las cobro y
las visito diariamente, para que se
onssrvsu limnias. pueden obtsnsr In.
forme con los sefiores Csrazo, Mar.
xnach, sexorss Ferrsr, Bouilla, Vega
y Polsnco, que ca la actualidad soy
su administ rador
GregorI0 Diras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

inlo Gtcuc. Sic bate 5tpei 9ail5 llls
i6uIoioe - fpertn es iiber6olpt eite,l
Stuloigen aegeben bdtte - am barr
teiten o~etroffen, nno bubei oas we.
len, pelhes lie ielbit 8ino eenannt.
sic hotte Elm pieI freubigeres 8efiibl
erpartet BON. Dem &ol5uge ibrer
Had)e.
Die 3igerner Gene bate bo6 nod
Elm @epiiien, unb id,on rief es init
Maft: y@arrim buit oit es 10 metf
fpmmen loiien? g9arum bnit on Die
slrmcn nidt iriiber ahfgeflGrt?"
Sic lcgte ibre SanO auf &olel'S
Sd)llter mo murmelte finIter: nGs
tbut mir leiS fir Didl &oiel, aber es
mlBte 10 fommen."
Hoiel id)rof bel Ser 9erilbrullg 5ll-
iammen. 2anaiom erbob Tie lid)
llnb mantle binnus.
Die 3igeuner Gene iallt utf eincil
Stubl mo pergaB ibr @orbaben aus
5ufiibren = iofprt 81, fliebcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07

Den, bie glei6mGBigen Ntbemsiiqe
0e1lelben nit DER ~6egliiden6en
lleber5ellgung ipabrnebmenb, Bop
feline @efabr porbanoen lei.
Sod mie batte Hoiel baS aroileil.
bate Sdidial hires permeinten @rlt.
oerS %erfabren2 Hud)oem SermanI
IN Die NaGt binauSgeitiirmt umo lie
Dor Die Sbiire geipontt mar, butte iia
lid anf einen Der Mauerrelte Ger
yiliile nieoergefauert, cine 9eute Der
reridiebeniten @eoanfen uno @e.
oanten lrno @efiible. @alo freutc
iie iih, .oen @ater eefunoen 5t
baben, bolO fiiblte lie jGben
S6mer5, oaB lie Sermann nun
onoerS lieben miiiie mie bisberan.
Sa borte tie nabenoe S6ritte. @ar
es Sermann, peld)er 5rriidfebrte?
Stein, ieinen S6ritt fannte iie nl,r
aa5u gut; bate lie bod 10 oft NIT
Dem ibarfen DIR Der Siebe auf i'm
gebordt. Sic 5og iib in Den Sdot.
ten bes @emGlters Suriif lnlo er.
fannie in Dem ipaten 9eiuder, mel.
der iofort bel Ger 53igeuner Gene elm.
trat, Den Wfann bon neuli6: SSorg,
Den @ilbbieb. JgSie bon elmer b6beru
Mod}t getrieber, trat Toiel nGber,
UNI 5l lnlihen. Wit @%ntiesen per-
rabm lie Die @r5Gblung Oes @ilO.
biebes, nelder ieiner perbre6eriid)en
@enoiiin bas Sdidiol bes iiberfole.
men SoritmeiiterS mittbeilte. Sbne
geiinnen ~ltiir5te &oiel Dem @aloe 5u,
unb nit ieber Stelle DeiIelben be.
fannt, fano tie balo oas Spfer robe,
Gadilldt ulo 0rauiamfeit.
Die 3igelmer Gene mar an ndd),
item @oreen periblpunben; bod Dies
Dial mllBte tie ibre Slud)t nift 10 81
perbergen, mie Dor Sipan5ig Sabreu.
Sic mllroe g"efangen eingebrad)t, &c.
itdupt ,no Damn oes 2auoes pertpie.
len, cine Strafe, ipelbe MIR blird Die
Siirbitte bes Sberforitmeiiters 10 ge.
linOe ausfiel. Che lie bon Dem Iad),
ridter an ole @ren5e geibafft lpur.
De, bradte elm Munn ibr elm 9iinbel
4leioer un0 einen anIebnlideu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-07
Ser @udt bGtten Sen Seritano Der
Qrnlen ultueqriffen.


armen angegriffen.
.So, @ater, es lit 10. Die 3igelt'
ner Gene bat inns beilte Mbeuo bas
@ebeimniB mitgetbeilt. SD bin 6eiil
&ino 80. Oeine SoGter, Die Dir ais
fleines aino geitoblen wuroe."
Ger Sberfpritmeilter ltarrte ba3
M1O6en an, als perItanoe er feines
ibrer @orte. Noiel idli,g bas &leio
ben ibrem Irnle 5l,riid = Elm raihes
3rriidfabren, Damn elm Srbelruf rlo
itiirnriib 500 Der Sberforitmeiiter Die
mieoergeldyenfte Sohter III ieine
Mrme unb beOedte lie nit &iiiien.
nGoiel, &oiel! SIT es benn wabr?
giit on mein &ino, mein mir 9eraub'
tes unb bis beute betrauertes &ino?
49,. 9 8ott inn Simnel, Die ioa ih
Cir bas 6anfen?"
Iciel mar gliifli6. sic bergaR.
bab Tie ben SrGutigam perloren, in.
Dem iie ben Batter g%eiunben. Gin
@efiibI, baB Tie bisber nod nie gefun.
cen, erfii1te nit unbeIhreiblid)er
8onne ibr Ser5. Sic liebte sum
eriten Wal oils &in6.
@eipannt bord)te Ser Sberforit.
meilter Damn ser Shilberung bes
8oreanges bel Der 3ieeiiner Gene,
uno penn er nod irgeno welGen
3weifel gebegt bate, 70 miiroen Die
Wittbeilungen, pelfe Noiel linn
madte, i'm iofort 5eritreut baben.
aber eS muBte nod ettpas mebr lein,
ais MIR bie Sreuoe iiber Die ipieoers
geifenfte Softer. Simmer better
lcuftete iein Iilee, INNER ltrablen.
Der m,rbe fem @eiidt. llno ais er
Damn erfubr, pie Die 3igeuner Sene
poa Sobn bas @rantpaar oils @e.
idpiiter besriiBt babe, rto Die Ser.
mann bapon geitiir5t iei oa bielt ses
i'm niGt lar,ger, % iprang er oui
uno rief:' r&oiel, &oiel, Dos 8eib
bat ii1 getGuibt. 49,. Oh bit mein
Sinh, meine Softer, bod Sermann
lit nidt mein Sobn!"
Sect ~itarrte 8oiel oen Safer foit
eridroden an: Batter, INN @otieS
piaen, mas iaeit on bu?"
80 Noiel, @ottes Siigungen iin0
nunberbar. Sermann lit nidJt meiil
Sobn, obgleih aqe gSelt es 9laubt
unb er ielbit niht unbers weib. Or
lit Der Sobn Der Sdmeiter meiner
Srau, Die elei6 nah Liner 8ebnrt
ltarb. ga iein 8ater bamaIs oils
Cfii5ier m lngorn gegen Die Cir
fen icdt, 70 noDmen oeine 4ilitter
uno ih oen &leinen 81 uns. Sem
Yater febrte niGyt mebr 5uriif, uno
mir betradteten Sermunn als eige,
men Sobn. Slim Sabre ipGter, nuh'
Gem mir faum nod aui elm ainb &c.
bofft, puroeit on uns seihenft. 8as
Damn folgte, peiBt Ou aus Den Gnt.
biluungen jenes flr6terIi9en
ReibeS 80"
&oiel befano iid in einer san8
eigenGn Stimmnng. @iit 5ii6ti9
DerlGalflleu Wangen uIo Ole SaIlo
felt auf oas po6enbe Ser5 gelegt,
irug lie i6iiftern: n9arf th Damn
Sernlann lieben uno feline Srall
merben?"
.@emiB Sorfit on bas, ainb! Stun
lit MQes quit"
.@ie miro Sermann iib ireuen,
menn er oas bort!"
r0as CLAUDE i1; mo bu ielbit,
9toiel, bit ald frob, 6en 8ritoer luie.
Der abgeben 81 miiiien uno ben 9rau-
tigam az bebnlten?"
Hoiel blidte errotbeno su 9oben.
God iett, &ino, mtBt Oh aus
ruben -. @as, naden miait Oh
BEL Sermann2 NihtS oa, OH muBt
ia 81 Gobe erih0pft iein. Sier, %
binein, uno rllbe bid aus, bamit on
nid)t frant mirit. 60, quite Naht,
mein &in6, unO peroiB nid)t, @ptt 81
oaufen." Ger Sberforitmeiiter lettc
ii6 an SaS gett beS rubig Sdlafen.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Lesson for Women.

Jersey Shore, Pa. Aug. 2S.-(Spe-
cial.l-'Dodd's Kidney Pills have done
worlds of good for me-" That's what
Mrs. G. b. Earnest of this place has to
say of the Great American Kidney
Remedy.
Il was laid up sick" Mrs. Earnest
continues. and had not been ont OF
bed for five weeks. Then | began to
use noad's Kidney Pills and now | AIN
so l can work and 90 to town without
suffering any. | would not be without
Dodu's Kidney Pills. | have good reu-
20 to praise them e~vcrywhere."
Women who suffer should learn Il
lesson from this. and that lesson is
cure The kidneys with Dodd'> Kidney
Pills and your suffering vii! cease"
Woman's health depends almost entire
ly OIL her kidneys. Do1d's Kidney
Pills have never yet failed to make
healthy kidneys.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
COLONY HOUSE FOR CHICKS.

The idea that a chick is able to care for
Itself and stand all sorts OF wcathcf as
sUon as /, is old enough to leave the moth
cr'S wing is wrong for the growing period
Is the most important in their lives and
during this time they must nave the best
Of car" II they are TO amount to any
thing. The coop known az the colony coop
Is built in different ways according to the
idea Of the builder, but unless Il is so con-
stturt"d ti,ut it will keep the chicks dry
and Otherwise comfortable it is of little
use. Tho ideal coop Is made ample in size
to accommodate tn" birds placed in it and
this varies according to the 50" of the
house, but ii is important that the birds
are not crowded, The house should set up
from the ground so there will be a good
circulation of air under il ,hus preventing
damrn"ss, th" roof should slop" and three
CMAItmlS OF lhc front. hnhiMI Mh.ch are The
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Question of Jolly.
From the Washington Star.

FROM tne Washing Cn Stdl.
1.-The road to u man's heart lies
Through his stomach Senator Brice is
quoted as having once said" remarked
q we'll known naval officer at the i.b-
lbitt today. lately home from a foreign
Station.
And that aphorism cannot fad more
|hi.tinS application than In the navy"
continued the officer. "A commissary
steward who is Il good jollier can do
more to make the rank and file of the
ships men satisfied with navy rations
than the most diplomatic efforts on the
part of the commanding officer. This
u4estion OF feeding the mun is often
the source Of great annoyance to a we'll
intending officer. | nave beer assigned
TO saips wher" kicks over the food
became SO serious and menacing that
The captain WAS forced ,o appoint a
board of inquiry to look after the mat
yer. our best efforts often failed to
trace the real cause. and We wer" dis
posed to think that the whole trouble
was largely imaginary. However. be
as 1t may. on board of ships where
the cOmmissary W is Il close, .,
'>sen superficial. student Of human ma
ture IL can be seen that the men in
du!se in remark little of that
srumbling over the food. | had Il good
chance to observe his on the ship |
have just returned home in. The COM
m!Ssary steward was a big. good nat
Lr"i Ir!Shin&n, ever ready to see the
brighter side of things. and always had
on tap Il NIFTY, entertaining story. He
Was very popular with the men. and,
in fact. popular with the officers, too.
Every day just before meal time h"
could be seen :,oing among the men,
Shaping one or more Of them on the
back. snitting the air as if he smelled
something good to eat nearby. and at
the same time making funny fuciu!
cOntortiOnS. He would follow this up
by saying: Well. boys, line up for
Tn" best meal you ever had in your
.i1r.'
Same old story, l supposc-saIt
horse and biscuits one OF them would
interrupt.
Not on your life,' he would so OF.
couldn't be better at home. I'ri2asse
OF spring lamb and dumpiings. mashed
With champagne sauce. and, if you're
real good. I'll nave Il bottle OF you
i4vorite brand served uo.
"'NoW can you beat thai for swell
seiVicc"' he would end UP.
This whole recitation would Sound
so inconSruous to the rest OF the crew
that it could not fail to appeal 10 til H.,
sense OF humcr. The result would be
t.l&t when ;hey filed town to mess
cal! ther" wouldn't be one amonS them
who had nerve enough To kick At any
Ting.
After all" unused the officer thought
.fui!y. what is bette" in life than Il
little we'll directed Jolly We all OF US
at some time fall to its subtle influence.
the high and liz" low. the meek and the
mighty"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
DEALING WITH THE DIRTY
RY


NOW mat the leading states through
out the union nave legal regulations
in regard to the sanitary condition OF
Factories of dairy products-if not Of
diaries as well-the problem of how to
deal with the dirty ones is one hat is
not as easy as it looks. says Dairy and
Produce Review. Generally, people Of
cleaHiy habits. whether they be in
charge of factories of dairy products or
conduct dairies. will be found having
things in sanitary shape by the in
spectors of the law. Blu even the eX-
istence of Il law and the visits of the i'll
spectors are not sufficient to always
impress the dirty dairylnen II fac
tory managers as to their dirtiness. and
just how TO bring them TO time is a
problem not altogether solved.
With the laws providing penalties it
would seem that the proper course
would lie in bringing crinina action,
but in this course lies Il weakness al
most characteristic OF our country, and
that is the difficulty of securing .
Victions OF violatorS of the law. III
prosecutions OF this kind the tendency
is for the defense to minimize the gray
ity of the crime and II Il conviction is
secured the punishment is made as
light as the law will permit. In fact
ii is the publicity that attends the
prosecution OF cases Of this kind In
hicn the good effect of such laws is
accomplished.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Kisses Saved the Crco.

Miss label Huston OF Saline county,
Kansas, saved her fathers $4,000 wheat
crop by means Of kisses.
Boys" she said. blushing to The tips
Of her pretty ears. 'daddy's wheat
must be saved before the rain comes.
this fall. and you all know how badly
| want To have just II season more of
prep alton for college, ST ! Won be
behind those bright eastern girls
We'll. | am going to offer a prize for
the best workers. ana it's Il prize that
no man has won y@t-kisseS and hugs
for the best men here, To the man
who stacks the most wheat today will
give three kisses and II real old-fash-
toned Kansas girls hug. To the man
who is second | will give two kisses.
and the third man shall nave Il real
hard hug. SO please save dad1y's
wheat
Never was there such a harvesting in
all Kansas as that of the Huston wheat.
Every man worked. not as IL the crop
We're his own, but as If 1t belonged to
Mabel and her college career depended
on 1t, as it really did. The hands to a
nan rcfused most CALAMITY to stop
work even for dinner, and for hours the
contest seemed 80 even that anyone of
a dozen husky fellows might have been
tn" winner. Toward evening it was
upllcetl tllt tnfee men were leaulnS all
the rest, and when Miss Mabel brought
the buitermilk again n noticed their
progress she grew pinSer and pinker
and prettier and prettier. Finally the
contest was seen to be almost Il tie
between Fred Norton. the brawny son
of a n%eiShbor, and two young college
men who had left their universities
earlier than usual for the h%ealth-giving
work in the fields.
The way those college youths hustled
that wheat WAS a caution. No one
would have believed II had he not svei,
one breast the tape in a record-break-
ing relay race and the other lift his
shell out OF the water on the long four
miles.
There were tears in Mabel's eyes as
she paid the winners INC told them
they had saved her father and her, too.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01

nuttine battleships on. skyscrapers to-
gether. 1t seemed strong enough to
stand anything, and it converted the
power successfully. The inventor be-
lieved he had solved the problem, and
many experts who saw his device be
iieved the same.
But m night a storm swept along
the coast and next morning the wave
converter was streWn along the beach
for three miles. Great beams and bars
n trusseS were twisted n snapped
and crushed: it had been as "A fabric OF
straw in the grasp OF that angry giant,
the Atlantic.
No othc! line or InVenlion receives
more uniemitting attention thail the
development OF explosives, Weapons, az
MOI ana related devices. me WONDERS
achieved. and the problems still clam
ing attention. are iiardlS b~elleNapie.
In the interminable race betWeeh the
effort to produce an irresistible pro-
Jeetlle m lha altehlp' 10 ocNelop au
lmpellel!hble affncf. lHe proJectllr Is at
present in the lead. put us victory is
based. not exactly on the inerltS' pul
on he act mat there is a ililit 10 the
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
WINTER SHEDS FOR COWS.

Two years ago our barns and sheds wee
destroyed by fire AID the Sin IDS were mo-
rebuilt largely because we felt VIC could
not afford the expense. In locking over
the records Of the dairy during the two
winters and comparing them with those
of previous years it seems that the sheds
are necessary. SO We are now building
them. They are simple lcan-tos made of
cheap lumber and the cracks filled in with
paper and lathcd over. y number of small
windows are placed in the ends and the
front so that the shed may be as light as
possible. After the GEMS are mike ana
have eaten they are turned loose in This
shed. where there is Il liberal pile of clean
straw for them to lie on and a rack OF
good size ,illed with straw. corn slower or
other roughage for them TO munich Cvc,
during the day. The animals are in this
shed all day unless 1t is fair enough so
that they can be In this yard a portion of
the day. They are turned out in the yard
for a short period each day no matter how
cold the weather fer they need hat
amount of fresh air. Formerly we had an
occasional animal who would dc Il little
hooking and sh" was promptly put back
in the stall. After being punished in this
way several times she seemed tC realize
the whyfor and no trouble was expert
enccd, This shed idea Is we'll worth con-
siderins by any man with six or mere
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Dealing in Futures.

We'll, Emmy, what does your ma
want today"
PLEASE. sir. ma wants In eggs worth
Of molasses." carefully placing a large
white egg on the COUNTER
\ little mdasses was poured out and
the cup set before the customer.
Mr.. Sniff" she said. as she took her
purchase, I'll be bach in a little while
for some ginger. Ma said to tell you
the lack hen was on.'-Harper's Mag
aZinc.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
PREVENTING THE WASTE OF
CT Cd

When slop is poured into the trougfs for
tn" swins much Of 1t Is wasted in various
ways. usually through the carelessness OF
tbs worker or the Interference OF the ami
mails. A good way to overcome this is to
arrange Il permanent funnel at the high
az end of the trough. Make it Of four
boards each three feet long. the two side
pi,.rta beint;; twelve inches wide and thu.
u:her two twelve inches wide at the top
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
WHITE ~ANDOTTE

to overcome this in a few years b,
selection ana m~ethodical breeding"
The fact is that this defect has
largely been overcome in the White
Wyandottes as we can testify to in our
eN '"rience In raising them. At the
present time the Wyandotte has an
enviabie place among the smaller
breeds and has gained it by the per-
sistent work of such fancirrs as Mr..
Duston. What |. ". Fetch has been TO
the Bun Gochins or Nj. NJ. Johnson for
the incubator-Duston has done for the
/ White Wyandotte. Experimenting.
showing. advertising. talking up. inn
proving and selling tells the tale. But
of none of these is there IL more impor-
tant factor than advertising nor y bet
ter medium for the farmers in western
iowa, eastern Nebraska, the Dakota
and Missouri than the Farmer and
Breeder as 1t reaches the people you
want and the people hat want to know
what you have to buy or sell. Try it.
TAUGHT IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The fact that Bookkeeping is now being
taught in the public schools of Califor-
MIA is not very generally known. The
following from the Los Angeles Times
explains itself:
Under the direction of Professor
Leslie. the supervisor. many new de-
partments are developing along this
~, nv ''''S' au"''ioh 10 the treasures
- I ~ oecti'Nes tAAt nave
forms of life right under the very root
OF the school, and under the constant
ken OF the sharp eyes OF the rising
Iloiessor Leslie had TO Sc
.H'''se " or"''iah'e 10 pf!n&
apo"' 'h's posS'p'iltH or bees III the
$500 ."pin. nhu now me CITY orul-
n'",e ~! o'"S VIZ heep'l'S OF heeS With
~ 'Hs ~ units, except TOR oDserVa-
,io" = u! the SthooiS. ana Inc
10. . " euura.loi mas allowed money
- lt"9t 'pSoFp''S opJect lessons.
-, w NO q pee' san d most polite
.ulie ~ sHl VINO saw money upon
~. .'''' III "a" country: VI course this
~ d uesre' ~ ignorance that
s'l'o"i ,ti'uF"h III Los Angeles would
ssolll. pu' mere are many Wondrous
tm''Ss "'"ut no" li'e niue busy bee
""p'1N1S zen! si'hins hour thht are
= S.,!T,' "ooh 20 'he "n!o'tniiate grown
ups WHO We're euucated years ago.
Lessons from Bees.
The Griffin avenue school has q
thriving colony of bees in the eiobth
grade room. The hive is full 10 over
flowing ana through the ci,ss si,,as can
be observed ali the Interesting affairs
OF bee life. First. the pupjls Iaarn ar
the marvellous archj,ecture of the bees
for the sections that are being ronid,v
filled with honey were shaped from ma
terial that was furnished mo te,cha,.
When new sections wer, added ia Inc
bee house the pupils va1chnd Tho hoo.
remove the wax from tho round onan'
inss i,lst outlined Nv ,ha f,rto,,, xvi
1atinn hive material. they saw the
construction of ;ha MANY sila1 oo,l.
and they were ,old That tho haa. ,,,.ja
their cells in This sh.na lone hnrn.a
humans learned such intricata orchi,ac-
tpro 1"L, biyn Ii. ,t,,al Mt. -,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01

and esraduarlne until six inches wide at
mo bottom: this is to give the proper slope
&c the funnel. Nail the funnel firmly to
tn. trough with a heavy cleat at each side
for support. 1t Is also a good plan ~ d.
vit+ the trough by strips of honrd over tbs
top. which Will prevent the animals from
crowding tee much. The illustration shove
both the construction Of the funnel ana
the division OF the trough.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
VIII OuturoM II

Two lriShmen who had not seen each
other for Il long time met at a fair.
O'Brien-Shure, it's married | am;
an I'VE got a fine. healthy boy, which
the neighbors say Is the very pitcher OF
me
Malone-Och. we'll. what's The har-
rum SO long as the chiid's healthy
Tit Bits.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01

The question of utilizing trolley poles
as sewer ventilators is under the con-
sideration of the Wakefield TLngland)
town council. and the city surveyor
has been instructed to submit a plan.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01

Yonkers Statesman: Eacon-Russia ant
both desire peace, do they not?
E~gbcr,-ies.
Eacon-Well, What remains to be de-
cidcd?
Egbert-Which will give the biggest
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Wiliino to Obiioe.

From the Chicago Tribune.
'NOil you marry Il man in who's
family there was t~onSumptiOn?" he
asked, just ecaus he couldn't think
OF anything else to say.
oh, didn't know any of your peo-
pie had eve had it," she answered. "If
you wish, ! can get ready by Saturday
night. so that We AN take advantage
OF the excursion rates to Colorado"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-01
Two bottles Of Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption cured me OF a terrible cough
Fred Hermann. 200 Box e Buffalo.
n. Y. Sent. "a. 1901.
Natures Heart
LNo~ p,yol

From Puck.
lis ii lively out here?"
Sure. the old residents won't associate
with the summer cottagers: the cottagers
detest the campers; the camper loa,ho
the excurSionists."
'AnG the eXcursionists?"
They hate each other"