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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-01-31
1904 to 1905.

"The dying Year appraised his pal
sled hand
Still in the fading vigor of COM
mand
And beckoned Father Time. % Faith
er, pray
Be witness unto what I write this
day,
Fetch paper, Zen and ink. Fer I lie
still,
For my heirs sake 1 must make out
my will
The things we're brought-he gazed
awhile with blurred eye.
With feeble cluth he wrote: About
to die,
Know all men that / leave these
things in trust
To him who follows me. 1 leave the
rust
And 1gay vanity mtg. Of du G99lk6h u I lBesaXf BRi fgsraeftsd
Debts
He signed his name. Time read and
loudly cried:
old Year, give more! l am not
satisfied.
This Codicil I now command And
then
Once more the palsied hand took up
the pen,
Obedient to the witness stern above
also, I here bequeath-Faith, Hope.
and Love-"
Dear Aunt Jennie Tucked away
in the corner of an exchange l find
the above and think it so grand, SO
beautiful, dear friends, that L want
to share it with you. 1t was a
good legacy the dying year left to
the new; let us each claim u por-
ton. With Faith Hope, and Love
as our anchor, we can bravely meet
the vicissitudes that come to us,
"Of making many books. there is
no end" said the wise man of old
and so to-day the anne may be said
of good advice, sage counsel along
all the lines-much of which goes
without heed. But this little selec,
ton. "Wasted Half Hours" is so fine
that. with your leave, I will give q
part of it:
"Alasi how many mornings there
have been when we arose with clean
minds and hearts, anxious for study
Bright thoughts, like focks of flying
doves, seemed ready to rest on oul
study desk. Ideas came, not as soil
tary scouts, but as armies, marshaled
ready to wheel in line. Then horror
seemed to palsy our fngers-the door
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-01-31


bell rang! In came a nomad, ready
to camp for the next two hours. He
Cor she) has the small talk of the
neighborhood and talk until they
drive away all our ideas, energy End
ambition and leave in their wake a
wrecked DAY! How many errands OF
mercy and pressing home duties have
been ruined in the busy housewives
life by these idlers, these destroyers
of time, who have no object seeming
ly but to kill the passing hours
Well did Holmes write:
"Shnn such as lounge through after.
noon and ewes,
And on thy dial write: Beware of
thieves
Felon of minutes, never taught to
feel
The worth of treasures, which thy
fingers steal;
Pick my left pocket of it's silver
dime,
But, spare the right-it holds my gol-
den time I"
We we're glad of Mr.. Jim Dorman's
"Holiday Reflections" in our Social
Chat last week. The time has come
surely when thoughtful people should,
with tongue and pen, rebuke the sins
of the thoughtless. "Whither are we
drifting" may well be asked. Dur
ing the Worlds Fair in Chicago we
attended with much interest the
parliament of Religious" in which
every religion of the world was repre-
sented but our Indians. A Buddhist
priest from Bombay, clad in his
~orange-hued robes of Office, spoke,
in his turn, fiery words that made
his hearers pause and think. "I
came" said he "to this land of the
free, to see for myself the ideal con-
diltiieensso I8&f ughisebu FnsaD aait%sffjjABo "Sias
credly kept, your people so devout,
so true. so kind. But what do / find
in reality? On many of your streets
one would never know it was the Sab
bath; every kind of work and amuse-
ment going on; sharp conflict in
business; your hordes of poor people
and your cruel stock yards. Don't
tell us any more of your ideal Chris
tian land;' only a little later ON l
think you will need missionaries from
our land to yours"
"The cross shines fair and the church
bell rings,
And the earth is peopled with holy
things;
Yet the world is not happy as it
might be.
Why is it? Why is ito o answer
me!
What lackest thou world? God made
thee of old;
Why, thy faith gone out? And thy
love grown cold?
Thou art not as happy as thou might
For the want of Christ's simplicity
It is Love that thou lackest, thou
poor old world"
TFANTE DEANS
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-01-31
OUR SOCIAL CHAT

All letters tende for this department
should DO addressed to Aunt Jennfe. care
OF The Progressive Farmer, Raleigh, ". C.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-01-31
Rowan Co., N. G..

I raised last year $500 pounds of
cotton on one and one-half acres of
land, using one sack of acid made
up into compost. A. Richie.
China Grove, n. @.
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Gin gcj6eiotes a MdOd)ett.

Bon Canton tpiro folsenDe entldloi.
iene 5bat zines Wdodens beridtet:
Die l8idbriae 5o6ter bes itdDtiihen
ShaBmeiiters 8. 5. Bribmel, melhe
on 5telle ibres franten gaters ,goB"
i'm fidotiiden sdaBamte lift. borte anl
Mitttpo6 Morgen bon benz @erii1te,
Dab Die Canton State Bant in G1mus
litdten lei. gs tparen auF oetlelben
$l06, 900 ftdotiihe @eloer beponirt.
Rur3 entidlolien bolte lie ben glert
bes Shabamts. fdrieb einen @bef fir
$50, 900 unb soa bas @elo. Sic be=
fam es in 8olo uno ole Beioen hatten
5u ihleppen. un oas 8elo in Die
6habamts-Gffiee 3u bringen. gbe
tie ben Nelt bon $4,000 sieben fonn-
ten. idlob Die Banf ibre 9biiren. Die
9taot lit burh bic Biirgfhait Der
ganfers 6arein 60. in glebelano ge.
fibert. aber es miro bod elnige 3elt
ber9eben. ebe bas @elo fliifiig genlaht
fDeroen tam. Die Staot iit DolI oes
2obes lbsr oas Mdodeli. bas nod III
fur3en Qleioeru gebt. oenn iie bsludtI
nod Die Dodihule.
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e. 8. llrfers store
Nenigfe item.

Die Suni,0ertduFe Der Sabrifauteu
be9innen an S. Suai nno ,uerben 10
Sage long fortseieBt.
lDir baben Don einiaen Der leiienoen
6abrifanien bon 9lnsiigel, 9tirts llno
4oden einen groben Yorratb bon Waa.
ren aetauft. Die 81 eirem Iebr reouSirs
Wen Yreile pertauft tperoen. 9ies 1T
Die sabresseit, lpenn Die 6abritanten
iibsr ben tiiblen Mlal erihrofen finn
uno uuter alen unltdnoen su pertau=
fen lu1ea. Wlr babeu BON ben ausees
iuhteiten Glsioern Gleiounesltiife bon
25 bis SO YroSent unter Dem Yreile ee.
tauIt. 8ieR 9robe NnlbaifunQ 3u uu=
Ierem ohnebi1l ihon rieiiaen gorratb
3minst uns su groBen 8ertduIen ua
aufaurdumen. ebe mir ben Yertauf
naldbarer Waaten in aroBem MaBitab
beginner. ,ltrfers 2Seg" gum 9ufs
rdumen miro babel befol9t, ndmlib
9eouttlon Don preiien oil Nofen. 9ln=
siigen uno Stirts BON Wonta9. 5. Su=
nj an uno wdbreno oen oarauf folgen=
Den 10 Sa9en.
isol9enoes 1T cine Qllte pom Waaren,
Die bon uerIbieoenen Tabritanten ess
tauit wuroeif:
So Nnsiiae bon $. glaf & Co., oen
yWpolter" Wtann.
80 NnBiige Don prinb=8ieoerman &
&c., Die grinBeb Wnrte.
65 9lnaiiNe BON Der Sunibine @loat &
Suit g.
l9 NnSii9e pon Der g. g. 8. So.
SIS Safets bon Strambrio9e & Glotlier.
80 Safets filr Ginoer bon Der Yrince
8olf SO.
33 ieioene G6fe bon Stein, G6warb,
Suebi9man 80.
80 Ufohair Sbirtuef Nn3iise bon Der
Sem Garment So.
36 ieloene Sblrtwelt Nn3lige BON Wert=
beimer Sros.
50 stirts BON oer 9tDOeltD Stirt &
Suit So.
% Geseumdutel bon Slein, 2eibsl &
Sart.
Sizes iino $50 Gleioun9sitiife aur
9luslpabl. 9ieielben Iino in Deri9ie=
oeue Nbtbeilungeu uertbeilt, Don oenen
Elm She'll nit elmer &eouftion Don 25,
anoere bon 3333 uun auoere iogar fllr
balbeu Yreis pertauft meroen.
Ser Wertauf oauert 10 Sage uno
1T oiss cine quite @ele9enbeit mobilize
GIeioer billy 3u tauien.
9. g. 1triers 9roBer Store.
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Nm 26. Wlai in ubrihspils 6rdn
teiu Carrie llbtih i'm 9lIier ppn Az
sSobren nod ldnQerer Granfheit.
9lm %. Mai III Denniiou 6rail
2aren Is. @henep iu Bitter BON 20
SSabrsn on elmer 8audiellentsiinouns
Mm 25. Wlai I'M 8eaperbam 5halt
syrau Marp Ann Woore i'm utter pou
80 sSabren an Der Maneriuht. Sit
mar @lttme, oa ibr 8alte idon Dor Il
Ssabren ssforben. uno hinter!abt ple'
Sinber.
Nm 80. Mai in 8plipar Willidn
2enbart, felt adt sSabren 8oltmeilfel
bolelbl, on einem 0erals,oen. Ser
0erlforbene binterld6t eine Wittipe.
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Seiratbsb e,piatgnttee,f

Dapio G. Wiltin - Clara #. Dit,
4ener, beioe bon Nep philadelphia.
George W. Berfibire Bertha 6,
@ronsbah. beibe BON pt. Wafbinat
gomaro %. Nffolter. Canal Eoper :
Nora 2opp, 5banespile.
sJobn u. MeDlep. Biders pearl s:
Witt, BORT Mafbinaton.
gmnlet 0abn, Wineral @itD Waaaie
Sentins, Someroale.
Nnorew 0uth - Map Gnitb. beioe
bon gclipar.
gbas. g. pittenger, Denniion - Ser.
thn RniieIp, gunnl Noper.
grneh g. Weber Glorenee Dunlap,
beiDe bon GanaI Eoper.
WilIiam Maion Gpa 1R. gteib,
beioe BON canal Dooer.
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Sanf In Winerai GitD sab=
IttngSunfdbi9.

Cine 6olae oes YanterOtts Ger
Staatsbant in Canton 1T Die Cab
lung asllnfdbisteit Der peoples 9epoht
ganf III Wtineral @itp. %. 8. 9aois,
oct Giee- Btdfioent DER Canton Sant.
mar AUDI giee=prdlioent oieIer gant
uno i6uloet oerlelben ungefdbr $45. 6
900 uno 10 bate Der 3uiammenbruh
Der @anton Yant natilrlib aud oen
6aa Der Yant in 0tlneral @itp CUR
6olge. IS beiBt. Die .ebtere gant
neroe nit 6Ilfe Don @eIhdftseuten
neu Oracnirrt tperoen uno msroe in
turSer 3eit osn Setrieb ipieoer auf.
rebmen.
9ie 8ant muroe Dor sp0lf Sahren
nit einem Gapital bon $25, 900 9e=
9riinoet uno bis gu ieinem Sooe, Der
Dor einigen Wonaten erfolste. mar
Qlfreo Daois. Der gater bon %. 8.
9apis. prdlioent berielben. Sn Der
yant iino $l20.000 beponirt uno
alaubt man, oaB Die 9epolitoren ibr
8elo auriif erbalten tperoen.
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9. g. 1triers 9roBer Store.
seIbitmoro in ssaimsprtal,t

Nm 9onneritaq. 25. Moi beQine
Sobn geattp in Wainmri9bt Selbf=
moro. iaoem er lid cine Su9eI in ben
Gopf fbrB geuttD bate ihOn slpei
WoAen lang fart 9ettunten uno mar
in miBmuthiQer Stimmuno. 9lls er
oaber am Sonnerita9 Mcrgen ettuas
9efriibitiift. 0ing er nod oem Stale
uno bOlte ein 6ldldhen GarboIIdure
uno als er nad Dem 0auie auriidtam.
sei9te er oalelbe mebreren Nadbar.
Iraueu. Die I'M 9aule narsn unb ia9te,
er lueroe nod Dor giadt Der Bel9l1te
Elm Gnoe MAIDEN. Sas Slal6hen
muroe ibn me9genommen uno er 9ine
na4 ieinem 3mmer uno fdoB li6 nit
einem Geuoluer IN ben Gopf. Ser
Sob eriolate iofurt.
geattD. Der cine Wufie6eriielle fir
Die Soblen 80. betleioete, lpar 62
Sabre alt uno binterldBt cine @i.tlpe
uno filnf Ginoer.
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Grcuri;onett Det 9. & ..
GtSettbdt1tt. :


gtad NsburD Yart, q. S., unb su=
rid, Grcuriionsraten pom 20. SUM-
big 2. Suli, glational educational
N1oeiation. 8
gad Milnautee. Wis., 10. bis "a.
SUM, Elm 6ahrpreis plus SOC fir Die
&unofabrt; Mooern @ooomen. z
Na6 Canton, o, am s., g., z.
uno s. SUM, Elm Gabrpreis Dlus 25e
fir Die Tunofabrt. aiiltia big 8. SUM;
Sbio Sunoap 96Ool NHociation. 5.
Nad put=in=8ap, 27. bis 90. SUM.
staats=2ebrerinnen; IL. big Id. Suli,
Sbiu 5tate gar. @iinltiee 9uno=
| fabrts.&aten. 9
gla9 siluer Safe am @amIia9, oen
3. SUM. SpeSialsug=@rcurlion Der
6orehers perldBt llbridsuille um 1880
llbr Moreens. Giiffabrt BON @iluer
Safe I'm z llbr Nbenos. Ser 3ug bdlt
in NsU PHILADELPHIA an. 6abrpreis
1925 fir Die &unofabrt. Il
9taA 9enuer, @ol. iehr billige Breiie
bonn 80. Nuouit bis 3. Sept. 9ifets
eElti9 fir Die &iidfabrt big IL. Sept.
uap auf beIonoeres 8siud bis z. Gctb.
Gum 8eiube oes @ncampment Der
Srano 9lrmp Of the GspubIic. 18
Nad Genper. @ol.. itbr bi0iae 9reiie
bonn 49, SUM biz 3. Suli. 9ifets gill
ti9 fir Die 9tiiffabrt pis IA. Suli uno
aaf beionberes @siub bis s., Mueult.
Snternatlonale @pportb 2eague @on=
BENTON. 5
Gah Baltimore. NO., Elm Ssabrpreis
plus sl.00, pom 2. bis 4. Suli. ,pesen
Der @lriltlan @noeapor @onpention. s
9lad gortlanb uno pantten on Der
Giilte bonn %. Mai an su lebr billieen
preiIen fir Die 3unofabrt. lange 6riit
uno 8ele9enbeit. 3niihenaufentbalt su.
neImen. 2epis & @lart Nusltellung
etc. s
9tad 6eimiuher= unb MnIiebler,
puntten. Gunofabrt poer eilen Weg,
iebr neoriae gtaten. Gra9t unieren
lsenten um @lnaelbeiten. S
Scbr billige Gre,tritpns= Staten
an sonntagen.
GonIultirt Mgenten Der 9. & ..
giienbabn. 8
| spesie1e sonntdss grcuriions=
Ga1rpreiie pia .. & 8. giienbabn
bon Seem philadelphia mad
griogeport, g., $1.00 bic Gunofabrt;
2orain, O.. $1.50 Die Gunbfahrt;
Glepelan0. o.. s1.50 bic Nunbfabri.
sonntagsDiemit mteDer anfs
9enonttmen
sUifh'n allen puntten Der 9. & .. !,
s. 8. & %. 9ipiiion. s
Nad ben gliaeara Gd0en am 49,,
10. uno 20. SUM, Elm 6abrprsis plus
25c fir Die &unofabrt. @lltia bis
"a. SUM-. Mptlc Shrine. 6
9. g. 8. GrcurIion Der Mooern
Wooomen nod 5ilper 2ate uno 3uriif
am Samltaa, ben "a. SUM. Nbfabrt
bon Stem philadelphia nm 5 ubr Mlor.
gems. Gldfabrt BON Silper 2ate UNI
8 llbr gbeuos. Gabrpreis $l.25 fir
Die 8unoiabrt. 2
Nad 3oronto am 49,, 90. %. uno
%. Suni. ein Gabrpreis plus Csc fir
Die Gunofabrt. @iiltig Bis 80. Suni.
g. g. Aliociation. z
Nah Dapton am 27. unb %. SUM.
Elm iSabrpreis plus Csc fir Die Nuno=
fabst. 8iiltia bis /. ssuli. 8. g.
Convention. 8
Man ia9t INNER. es gebs nidts
Neues unter Der Some. gtDus Weues
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9enti1e Wirtbl6att II. Netauratinn
- bon -
@ilbelut 6. 8toOer,
s11 Sit Euscaratnas Straae,
Gin SauIer9eotert 6tlid bonn SO. g. g. 6. @abnbof
Cattton, SbiD.

Gem 8ublifum aur 9efdfligen Na9rtbt, baB id5 an
oben9enanntem 8IaBe cine 2btrtbibaIt nnb &etoltros
ton srDnet babe unb aum 9eiube freunblt1it enIabe.
Suite bentide &nbe, Die beiten Weiue, &iqueure uno
gi9arren.-
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Gin SAIciAenDec 500.

Slutcersiftnng idlei6t mad pem 5er<
gem bin unp' perurlaht Sob. s. 6.
StearnS BON gelle plaine, Mtnn.,
ihreibt pab elm 5reuno feline 5anb fiirh>
terliA Serlebte, welhe wie BET 8lutser=
siftuns anIhwpa. 8udlen's Nrnica
Salbe 3cs pas @jift beraus, beilte Die
s8unpe uup rettete 1ein 9eben. Das
bette 5cilnittel in Der gBelt fir granos
uno anbere g8unben. 25 Gents in
Willers Npotbete. Sn Millers Npptbete
ipirp beutIh aelprphen.
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Mrftfel MI.
sSinanacn nnD 0eifei1cruna.

9ecttDft2. 6eeBe lolen Qngeuomnten tpers
Saben S aase as IN sanSs g su as fesf s.
@eieai1aten pber Anberem; ipfpte ales 9runos
eigeutbnm unb peribnlide Gieentbum mad feiuem
m @nnSs sae oss m go ssia na aus
einer Stab eineS 3orfes cher meilers gpuntgs ober
9pipnibips in bieiem Staote, nuo Bombs bic sum
Speds pm biteHtlid9eH S%uoen bon Ob,o ano
gegeben lperben. mel1e NDnbS BON Gtenern befreit
iein ioueu: aber gesrdbntBpIaBe. 6ffeutlide Gbuls
bdner, Sauier. bic ansitlieBlib benz 6ffeutliden
9ptesbienite bienen. Snltttnliuneu fir anslhlbild3
bifentlidle Igpbltdtisfeit, 6ffentIihes gi9entbum
ansiflieBiid9 3n irgeHo einrm bifentiithen 3Ded
nnb periDnlides gisemtbnm big gum Yetrase bon
nidber afpei bnnoert Dollars Mertb fir iebes Sn.
Snoipibunm faun burd algemeiue @eiebe BON @teilrn
befreit fperben; ober ollie oerartigen @eiebe ioaen
@eranbernnsen ober Wibsrrnf ansseicbt iein: uub
Der Wertb bon alem TO befreiten Gieeutbnm ipu BON
3ett su 3eit teftseiest nno per0fentlit perSen ME
6preb SeieB porgeibreben perben mag
Sectipn g. 9ie Mdbler fpelne bel ioftben
Wahlen fur etu folhes Werfaliangs.A .Ameubement au
nrs ona.sFS a saSea Ss arm psn astt S
Mnn5ipolbpnos Dpn geffene rnn9) uIaratipn Mmers
bements Des,4 uno ioltps bic aegen cldbes Amenbe'
ment ftno mbsea ani tbrsn Stimnlastteln be Morte
3ipolbonbs bon Yeftenerung sEagationss Mmenoe.
ments, No.A
Gectipn3 Sieies Mmenbemeut tritt in ssraft
am ooer nod bsm eriten 9age bes Wtonats 5anuar,
1906.
0eprgeT =. b0maS.
Gpreder oeS &eprdientan.en.dpanies
30 8. 9arbing.
Senats.Yrafbent.
Mngeuommen om 25. Gpril 1904.
Wereiniats Gtoaten BON anfsrifn. Ohio,
Office beS Staats. SetretdrS-
Hh GemiS s. GapIin. Sefretdr bes
Staates Ohio be5d1eniae blerbur1. bah bas Dor.
itebenoe eine setreIe abiariit siner ,gsmeinlamen
yieiolutioM 1T, bic pen Der General. Mfemblg bes
1904, anqenpmmen tpurbe nnb saB beie Mbfdrif, BON
benz Original genomnien tpurbe, 0ab in bieier Office
auberDabrt fptrb.
urferfhrfehen uuD uieu NmtsfiegeI bauauqefiiQt IN
goIumbns bitIsu II. zo9 DeS WeonatS sSebrnar Y. 8.
1906.
gepis 8. GapIin,
(GiegsL) GtaafssGefretdr
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Neue Weiblpaareu
Syeirrfleioern
fur Die s6lnBfsier bes s9uljatres.

Soeten erhalten iehr empfeb>
lensmertbe perliihe Qapns su
so, so unb 65 Gents per Warb,
bieielben iusrben befriepigen, neil
lie nirbt nur hiib1h, iunbern aud
iebr bauerbaft lino unb immer
i16n unb fleibfam iinb.
Dieielben iinb As Sou brett.
8ie baben and einfa6e tpeiBe
S6meiaer @ebereien, 70 3ol
brett fir 50 Gents Die Yarb,
ionlt perfauft fiir Is.
Snbilcbe Sinnen unb perliihe
Loipns SO unb 45 ,3oa brett su
25, 35 une 40 Gents, seeisnet gu
5eierfleioean gum S9ullhlub
uno anberen @elesenbeiten.
Sic &leioer tperben ipdbreno
bieler 5aiiou nit 8aleneialpiben
9arnirt.
Soeben erbalten cine ihDne
Inspabl bon SiterbanoIbuben.
sSerner eine IhDne Nusmabl
bon Siterre9enfbirme nit weiBen
Eullften oas Stiif 5u $1.OO.
&er9e6t ttniere Geppi1e
aid)t.
6. gs8. 8mrrn,
stm Square, Netp Bbilabelpbia.
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Nnnffrad, In Canton.

Mm "a. Mai bat Die @tate 8ant il
Canton ibre 8eiddIte einseitellt. 2ln
Der Sbiir bing cine @rtldruna Der
9irettoren, baB iie sur 3ablunasein=
Teuun9 9en6tbist wuroen. neil William
8. Sapis, elmer Der EirettOren uno
erDBten Sbeilbaber Der Bant, Die
Summe bon $400, 900 BON Der Bant
aelieben babe, obne Wil1en ir3enb zines
8anfbeamten, ausgenommen oes Sal=
lirers @ortpin 9. 8a6tel, nit benz Su=
iammen er feline geiebmiori9e Sanollnq
perborgen babe. Dieie Sbatiade mar
| icbon por elmer Mp1e entoeft poroen,
uno Die 9irettoren batten oann iof fort
cine @ignns sinberuIen. nobel Saois
eeliano, oab er, obne Die anberen Si=
rettoren au fra9en. 9roBe Summen
bon Der gant geao9en babe, uno oaB er
bereit lei, ieiuen einbe3ablten Nntbell
uno @isentbum in Der 9Obe bon $l7O.=
900 Ger gant sur 8erfii9ung su itellen.
Die 8ant nuroe oamals nod nibt qe=
,6lollen, oa Die 9irettoren bOhten.
Mittel uuo 8ege su finoen, um Die
8eIddfts tpeitPr3ufiibren. ginem Der
Sirettoren luuroe Die 2eituu9 Der 8e=
IddIte iibertra9en, uno Die 9in9pG ibren
regelmdbigen Gang. big es li6 beraus=
lte1te, oaB auBer oen Don SaOis tbeil=
lpeile aeoeften sl70, 200 nod Elm 6ebl=
betra9 BON 5000. 900 uorhanoen mar.
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ldDdIte natilrlib ni4t mebr gu oenten,
uno am anoeren Sage bliebeu Die
Shore 9eiblofen.
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bat Die Stoot Canton $4,000 in Der
Sant oeppnitt. Nah anoersn 9ln9a'
ben ioll Die glulape Der Stoot $l06,=
900 bstragen. glo9 getauntlpsroen
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ein geridtlidts N0dlpial eriabren.
98. 8. 8ouis. Der 9auptmillethdter,
1T all DerIDieoenen 9rOBeren unter=
nebmen. wi2 3, Y. osm Qe9enwdrtis i'm
gau be9riffeuen uno ouf $500, 900
uerluiblagtsn eourtlano Sotel interei=
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leinPu TieuIieu Itebeuoeu lluOeItelIten
DER Oerldieoenen @ompa9nieu qroBe
Summer 9elieben babs. @efern
Mor9en fam er in Die Office Der Sant
uuo ertl1rte, oaB er rfertis" lei uno
ermarie. boB man i'm in oas 3uat=
b0us Idife.
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@ortpin 8. yadtel. Railirer Der 8ant,
luuroen am 0ienltug Ibeno perbaFtet.
lino aber, ua6oem iie Siiraibaft 9e.
Iciltet. wieoer auI freien 6uB geiest.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-06-01
&lar aut,t 0efeht.

gBenn Der &Srper purA Or. 8ins's
Stem eife pillen gum 8ampf setlart lit,
70 tanu man bas an Der blIbenben, ee<
iunoen 5arbe Der @ansen erfennen; benz
0lan, Der Mmseu, Der Seitisteit pes
G!eildes unb Der Musfel.,, Der Spann>
fraft pes 0eiites. gerladt fe. 25c In
Willers Npptbefe.
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Man iaat INNER. Is gebs nidts
Neuss unter Der Some. gtwus Weues
.nber mdre es bod, tuenn einmal
bic Sints. Sab.. goter- unb anDererl
RartsnipisIer an Dfn Gtrsit gshen lpii,.
ben fir iiirsere Nrbsits3eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-06-01

- @ute Weine unb 2iqueure All
meoisiniiben 3mefen finoet man in
Ioolpb's yiqueur=5tsre am public
square. Telephone 351. II
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Vor9ei6laaenes Nmenoement 5ur @on=
ifitution pcn S9io.
Steuerfrcibeit hnn Shuts nnb Mu>
nieipai Gnnos

Sci es bei9loen BON Der General aiiembIp oea
Staates SBio
Sectton'1 l. Sab ben Wdbleru bes GtaateS
Sbtp ON eriten 9ienitog nod bem eriten Wlpntaq
i'm Nopember 1905 en 9orid1laq unterbreitet iperoe
Die Seetion sDei bes @rtitels XII Der Contribution
bes Saates Obto 81 omenoiren, 10 bab iie pie fpgt
Ialtet
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-18
Mrs. William Pence.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pence received
telegram yesterday morning
announcing the death, at 4 a. M,
of Mrs. William Pence of Big Piney,
Wyoming. The sad news was not
unexpected, as for several days
past her condition had been preca-
rious.
Mrs. Pence was quite well known
and had number of warm friends
in Mountain Home, her husband
and John Pence being brothers.
She visited here last September.
Her son, J. 7. Pence, an attorney,
lives in Boise.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-18
BABY BRUINS
Two Smiths Prairie Women, Gath-~,i
ering Flowers, Find Orphans.
Special correspondence.

Special correspondence
ADEN, Idaho, April l5,--Mrs. Bell
Hatch and Mrs Theo Pierce, while
out gathering wild flowers the other
day, found two black bear cubs at
the head of Baker 'Gulch. 1t is
supposed that the mother of the
little fellows was killed the day be-
fore by hunters. The orphans were
taken to the respective homes of
the women, where they are now
being fed on milk, meat and other
daintieS so dear to the heart of
young Ursus Americans. 1t is
said that the women are willing to
dispose of their pets for reason
able amount Of legal tender.
A petition has been signed by the
residents of Road District No. 7,
and forwarded to the County Com
missioners, asking that Art. Hatcher
be appointed Road Overseer.
State Senator W. A. Russell, who
has been in poor health for some
time, recently left Boise for Port
land, Oregon, accompanied by his
daughter Bessie. Mrs Russell is
attending to her official duties as
postmaster.
E NJ. Wolfe, Esq, Of Mountain
Home, was here during the week to
see G. w. Davis, Nwho with his
family is in charge Of the formers
ranch.
Hugh Bates went to Boise for
supplies day or two ago.
Theo. Pierce started out in the
direction Of Mountain Home on
Friday He anticipated returning
by Sunday evening in case he was
successful in evading the divers
pitfalls peculiar to great cities. We
are all hoping for the best.
PRAIRIEITE.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-18
BUTTER BADGE
Uniform Stencil Is Adopted - joint
Meeting of State Boards.

W. G. Howie returned from Boise
the early part of last week after
attending meeting of the State
Dairy, Pure Food and Oh Commits
sion, of which he is chairman.
The Commission met in conjunc-
ton with the Horticultural Board,
wkich accepted the resignation Of
Inspector Alex Mcpherson and
elected A. F. Hit, the secretary, to
the position.
Mr.. Mcpherson has accepted a
responsible position with the Twin
Falls Land and Water Company,
which accounts for his resignation
as inspector. However, in order
that the board might not be alto,
gether deprived of his experience
he was induced to accept the posi-
ton of secretary, heretofore SO ably
filled by Mr.. Hit,
Prior to adjournmentof the joint
meeting a resolution was adopted
expressing to Mr.. Mcpherson the
appreciation of both Boards for the