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Evening journal., 1905-02-22
REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON,
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account In

auguration OF President Roosevelt.
On account OF the Inauguration OF
President Roosevelt on March 4. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell round-trip tickets to washington.
March 2. 3 and 4. good for return pas
sage until March s, inclusive. from
New York Philadelphia. Pottsville.
wilkesbarre. Wilmington. oxford, Pa,
Lancaster, Harrisburg and intermediate
stations; from all stations on the Della
ware Division. and from all stations In
the State of New Jersey. at a rate OF
single fare for the round trip. plus 25
cents. Deposit OF ticket with Joint
Agent in Washington on or before
March and payment OF fee OF t1.0O
viii secure extension of return limit to
leave Washington on or before March
rs. For specific rates and fun informa-
ton apply to Ticket Agents.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
THIEVES STRIP WASH LINE
CLEAN DF WASHING
Rear Yard of I. Edward
Thomas Entered and Rich
Haul Made

Thieves entered the rear yard Of the
home Of ]. Edward Thomas at No. 1901
West Ninth street on Monday night
and stripped the wash lines clean OF
the weeks washing which had been
hung out to dry, but which had be-
come so frozen by evening that it was
impossible o take it In. The robbery
was not discovered until the following
morning.
The police have been notified OF the
theft and are making an investigation.
The value Of the articles taken amounts
TO considerable money.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
DOCTOR KRUM ON CATARRH'

"Do YOU al times have darrhoeas"
when you get up suddenly are you
1Tiave you sour risings from the stom-
achY' .,.
"Do you feel faint when your stomach
DO You feel as IL you had lead in the
catarrh Of the Kidneys.
as the skin pale and dryY'
HAS the skin "A waNy lookI
'.is the skin dry and harshf
els your hair getting gray
els your hair dry and brtuel
"Do your legs feel too heavyf al.
do your joints pain ana acne
"Do your hands and feet sweuf
Are they cold and ClammyE
us there nausea after eatingt .
Are your eyes dun and staring
"ls the urine dark and cloudyt ,,....gr.
us there sediment when Loft stanulhR
Have YOU pain IN small OF back a.,
HAS the perspiration a bad odorl
.sIs there puiiness under the eyest 80,
ais there Il bad taste IN the mouthf.,
els there a desilc to get up az nlEhtt e.,
Are there dark rings under the eyest
"Do you SEQ spots floating before tue
eyesT' .t,-
'Do you see unpleasant things while
aseepr
catarrh Of the Liver.
Are you irritabiey
"Are you nervousy
DO you get dizzyY'
"HaVe YOU no encrgyt
do you have cold fcetY
do YOU feel miserAbleE
"Is your memory poorF
"Do you get tired easilyf
''Do you have hot ilushesf
rs your eyesight blurredT'
Have you pain IN the backT'
us your flesh soft and fiabbyf
Are your spirits low at tinesf
Have you pain around the loinsf
az NfftrH In NNa
"Is there throbblng In the stomachf
'Do you suffer from pains In the tenn
pley'
rs there a general feeling Of lassitude7
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

cure catarrh in tho Throat I found II re-
Quired something entirely different TO cure
Catarrh OF the Stomach, and stin some
tarrh Of the Kidneys and Of the Bladder
All this I have recognized ana pre-
pared my treatment accordingly
SYMPTOMS DESCRIBING cATARRH
IN DIFFERENT FORMS.
catarrh Of the Head and Throat
rs the voice huskyT
DO you spit up slimef
do you snore at nightT
rs your nose stopped upE
do scabs form IN the nosef
Docs your nose dischargeT
Docs your nose bleed casilyf
'tDoes your nose itch and burnl
rs your sense OF smell leavingE
rs there pain In front OF headf
"ls there pain across the cyesy
as there tickling in the throatf'
rs your throat dry IN the morning.
Are you losing your sense Of taste ~
do you sleep with your mouth openr
catarrh Of the Bronchial Tubes.
Have you "a coughT
Are YOU losing heshy'
Are you short OF brcathW
do you take cold casilyy'
rs your appetite variablew
Have you pain in the chestT'
'Do you. cough until YOU gagT'
do you raise frOthy materlalY
do you spit up yellow matter2
Have you q disgust for fatty foOdsf"
DO you spit up little cheesy lumpsF
rs there TICKLING behind the palate
rs there a burning pain in the throatY
do you feel you are growing weakerr
Havye you pain behind the breast
"po you cough worse night and morn
cstarrh Of the Ears.
"Have you earacheY
rs your hearing failingT'
% your ears dlschargoW
Are the ears dry and scalyy'
DO your ears itch and burnf
Is there throbbing IN the earsT'
is there buzzlnF sound heardR'
do you have ringing in the earsT
Are there cracking sounds heardT'
Are there sounds like escaping steam 2
rs your hearing worse on cloudy daysT
DO the cars hurt when you blow the
% you constantly hear noises in the
rs your hearing better some days thar
| Othersy
DO the noises in your ears keep yor
IawakeT'
When you blow your nose do the ears
is your hearing worse when you hav,
a coldT'
catarrh Of the Stomach.
us there nauseaY'
| Are you cOEtivef'
| us there vomitingT'
I "Do you belch up Rasf'
| Have you water brashf"
Are you light-headed?'
''Is your tongue coatedy
do you hawk and spitT'
! rs there pain after catinEf
rs there disgust for foOdT'
Are you weak and nervOusY
Have you palpitation of the hearth
"Do you have sick headachesT
do you bloat up after eatingT,
| Have you distress after eating?'
! rs your throat filled with slimeg'
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
,BALTIMORE&0Ml0
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November q. 1904
A, Al trains illuminated With Pintsch
C0Expross Trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Deiaxare
ASNenvs NEWS SStostpi4n. for az. go, .om
lib ~, a, m. 'l.26. 1880. '517 (Royal Limit
ed)L 1.42. '1L00 p. N. Sundays. s5.26. $40.
y ll;so iS a. n: 's.so. '517 (Royal Limited.
..PIi1LADET,PTi1A. week days. .5s. $50.
.99ss9 10 $500. $40, 1857 sris a. m.
Limited. SO siis. SO. siioo s ,. m. Sun Sun
days. 's2s 10 ssL $40. 1oIs siis a. M;
s3so $40, .5.i7 CRoyai Limitcd). 7.0s. ia.
Chester, week days. $40. -o.4o, 7.2o. 'sos
80. l0.5I a. m. 1910. sf.26. 305. i52, go.
~ .e.s9, sli.oO D. m. Sundays, 20. 99t.
.gtg lofs. 'll-s a. m; $50. 7.O5. '1.42, so.
Atlantic city. week days. $50 and 'alg
E MI, sll2se, .2s; 80 s5l1 p M Sh1yai
$40 4. m; 'Iss D. m" N. 's'
Baltimore and WASHINGTON, week days
'5.SS $3.50 tRoyal Limited, sSOa. sio.os 2.
.t!7; $50 iRoyai Limitedj. sa.5s. 1905.
Baltimore and way stations. week days.
sg9 99 a m; Sl2 2. m. Sundays, SIG a. M
Newark v week days. .tis. 7co :sls, sii;Cs
ssaunnadays, AIS. ss1e. SIG a. MT .1o6. eo1.
singeriy = accommodation. week days,
9e Sge a. M l2t2 AZ. SIS p. m. Sundays
Landenherg accommodation. week days.
s.ss a. m; b.b7 D. m. Sundays. lob a. M
.Plttsburg week days. ss.1s a. M; sb5,
$50 (Royal Limited) 1908 p. m. sun
days sis a. m. '447. $3.50 (Royal Limits
ehIcssSeo. daily .sis a. M; ~ ,. m
LOG, '9.o9 p. m. daily.
LEAVE Pttrt Ann. .pIIIA for WliminG-
ton. week days. s9B TOO 80. $50.
sl0.S2. li30 a. m; $3.50, 200. st1l. e4i6. $50.
/ 80 ehsp. 5.b5. shN (Royal Limited, $40
.s33. $50. sii35 .. m. SUNDAYS. ,4B lb.
| 40, e.i0 a. M si2So s214 21s, e4ik 800,
.6ls tRoym Limltod). $40. 'SSs, $3.50. lo.So
Royal Limited'' is composed exclusive.
/ " OF Pullman Parlor, observation and
| Dining Cars. No extra fare except regu-
| lar Pullman charge.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION.
/ Delmarvln Telephone No. 1893 A.
! ~. 4 A. Telephone No. 1922 A.
Rates 10 Western points lower tndu
via any other line $500 TO Pittsburg. loU
D. m. train daily. Through Eleepers-
travelling Passenser 81 Mins,a'' Agent
city Ticket once. No. S0l Market Street
Wilmington. Del.
D. g A. Phone I758A.
Delmarvia Telephone To5,
d. B. MARTIN. c. w. BAssATT.
NJ. OF p. T. G. p. A.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
RESTAURANTS

Front.
CITY Restaurant Cw. II. Wiswen. Prop)
Depot Restaurant, c. z. Long, Prop,
2l9 f. Front.
$40 King.
Davis. james. ia Market.
Harkins, Frank, 3 E. Front.
Knotts. John T., 200 f. Front.
Ross, L. p, r. Front.
Philadelphia Restaurant, II. Fisher,
Prop. 116 Market
Smith. Major A., los e. 3D..
Jester. James NJ, 100 East 4th.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

Hess, Joseph, 202 w. 9TH.
Jones, NJ. j., GA Shlpley.
Jampetro. Joseph. 7O2 n. Harrison.
Kominsky, H.. Cor 9Th and Adams.
Longobardi, Giacomo. Cor. 18th and
Market.
Luciano, Joseph. 3l2 Madison.
Morris. James H.. 715 w. %.
Rosenberg, NJ, 1914 Market.
Saliva tore. Antonio. 2O9 w. 10th.
Salvo Nicholas, 623 Jackson.
.Terarnova. Peter, 1909 Delaware ave.
Wilmington Shoemal1ing and Repairing
Works. II. Freedman. Prop, S. w.
Cor. 11th and Poplar
Woliherr. Charles, 1910 Gilpin ave.
zobelofsSy, H., 4O4 East Sd.
STABLES, BOARDING AND LIVERY.
Morgan, H. c., 2l1 w. 4th.
Coyle. John B., Mgr.. 7l6 w. 9th.
Mitchen. James, sO6 e. 4th.
Mustard. Ralph, & Co. 606-6OS Walnut
Wells. George A.. 400 1-2 Orange.
SPORTING GOODS.
Bradford, T. c., 81 Market
Melchior. Edward, Jr.. 214 King.
Vandever, II. W. & Co. 500 Market.
SALOONS.
Adams. John L.. ia +. 4th.
Batty. J. f.. Sth and Tatnau.
Brennan, Thomas, 517 +. 4th.
Beatty. ]. E.. Tatnail and sth.
Burke. Catherine, SO1 Madison.
Clarken. Geo. w, 1881 w ID.
Cook. Reynolds. sol Madison.
Engel, Emil. y. e Cor. 9Th and Walnut.
Freeman, p. p. Front and Market.
Fuhrman. August j., 309 S Heald
Pagan. Frank, 3O3 Madison.
Gibason, Alfred, Lancaster ave. and
Franklin.
Hinger, W., 10th and Orange
Hasson. J. b., S13 Market.
Holland. T. NJ. IL f. ID.
Horgan. Cornelius, 4O6-0S Pine.
Hanrahan. F. l., 5. E. Cor. eth and
Lombard.
| Kentucky Wine and Liquor House,
d. Aaron Keil, Prop, Front and King.
Koemer. Louis. 223 and 225 King.
I.egg. 5. E, T26 Market.
Leshem, NJ, 2O5 Market.
I.azarczyk, John. els Front.
Lutz George j., 621 Shipley.
Logan, Thomas A., II +. Front.
Lucey, Dennis. 2l3 Monroe.
Mccall, Mrs. E. r.. 106 Market.
Mccormick, J., Front and Shipley.
! McCaugh, John, 11th and Pine.
Mudigan, James, 4th and Monroe.
McCorkle, w. T.. n. L. Cor. Front and
Washington.
Mulln. Thomas NJ. 500 Maryland ave
1 McCarthy's Saloon. IA Maryland ave
Mulln. John p, 104 Maryland ave.
May. John. New Castle ave. and Lob.
dell.
Moyden, James. sol w Front.
O'Donnen, Daniel, S. w. Cor. sth and
Spruce.
ODonnen. John p, 300 Maryland ave
Pierson, william T., 1O1 Walnut.
Schoy, Paul 40 Spruce.
Sinclear, John w, N. u. Cor. Sd and
Adams.
Shields, Dennis s.. log e. Fifth.
Tropp John NJ. lO5 Market.
The Primrose, Il. I. Primrose, Prop.
$40 Market.
Taylor. w. E.. N. f. Cor. 5th ant
Church.
Tulley. Mrs. Catherine, Stroud ant
Brown.
The Bon Ton, w. J. Geiger, Prop, N
w. Cor 9TH and Tstnall.
The Gem, Leon. Reinsine, Prop, 211 +
Front
Taylor w. NJ. f. Front.
WtnlSier. A. NJ, 1919 French.
Wilmington Wine and Liquor House
NJ. Keil, Prop, SO2 e. 18th.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
RooElNe AND REPAIRIN

( Bullock, Isaac S.. 7Os Shipley
4Johnson, Harry, 5l9 w. Sth.
Lecarpentier. John, Pennsylvania Ave.
and Dupont.
Speer, G.. l., 4th and Pine.
Starr, Thomas T., S3S King.
Wood. James Il. g. Co, Front aud Or
ange.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
SIGN WRITER'S.

Bucher, A., GIG Shipley.
Hackett, Harry c., 502M Shipley.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN
sTRUMENTs.
Brown & Edwards. 200 W. 7th.
Heller J., 7Ss Madison.
SCHOOL AND BASEBALL SUPPLIES
Darrell, G. w. D., 1sh and King.
sPEcIALTlEs AND FACTORY DIS
TRIBUToR-WHoLEsALE.
Richardson, The ]. r.. Co. 100 w. End.
SEWING MACHINES.
Rockefeller. S. NJ. domestic and
Standard) 214 w. 9TH.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVED.
Morton, Miss, s22 shipley.
.sHAMPooINe AND cHIRoPopY.
Morton. Miss, s22 shipley.
STOVES. HEATERS AND RANGES.
Berger. B.. N. W. Cor. End and King.
Rudolph, z. Ferris, los E. 4th.
SALT.
The Philips-Thompson Co, lth and
French.
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES.
speakman Supply Pipe Co, 11s Mar
ket.
SALE STABLES, GRAND coMelNA-
TloN MERCHANTS.
Klair & Hollingsworth. Fifth and Madi-
son.
STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
Mercantile Printing Co, si1 Market.
Smith. c. NJ Printing and Stationery
Co, 700 Market.
sTATIoNERs.
McIntire and Co, 615 Market.
Robinson, Julian B., 72O Market.
TAILoRs.
Abramson. Max. 315 Market.
Ash. Geo. H.. 7O5 Market.
Ackerman, A.. IA w. 9Th.
Armstrong. A. D.. 712 Walnut.
Balascio. c. A.. 924 w. 4th.
Brown, Charles E.. 500 Shipley.
Corbit, Frank. 23S Market.
Craig, Walter j.. 720 King.
Dunbar. w. Howard, 405 Shipley.
Faber, Jacob, 724 King.
Ideal Pressing Club, 91S w. Front.
Korngold. Morris, 722 Market.
Locher, Fritz, S0S L. 9Th.
Lockyer. w. H.. sos Market.
Martin Brothers, 9th and Pine.
Nordqwst, X. A.. 91S Orange.
Rosanio. John, 6O4 Madison.
Shtofman. N, $50 Market.
Union Clothing and Merchandise Co.
4l9 Market.
TALLoW AND HIDES, (5UYER OF
The Wilmington Abattoir and Colo
Storage Co., PIG to 234 Tatnall.
TEAS, coFFEEs AND SUGAR.
Wholesale and Retail.
Kenny. c. d.. Co. L. C. Yingling, Mgr.
3 Z. 4th.
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES.
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. SIS Mar
ket.
Diamond state Tea Co. Charles b
Dawson Prop, Concord Ave. and
West.
Gallagher Bernard. 500 W. 2nd.
Heroy, r. R., Co.. T. Mansley, Mgr.
9Th and King.
Scheuer Tea Co, Bernard Rothschild
Mgr, 419 King.
THEATRES.
Dockstader's Garrick Theatre, Marke
street above Eighth.
Grand Opera House. SIS Market.
Lyceum Theatre, 10th and TatnalL
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Delmarvia Telephone CO.. 9TH an,
Orange.
The Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Co., COL Shipley.
TRUST COMPANIES.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co
9th and Market.
eourty Trust and Safe Deposit Com
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Directory Of
Wilmington Bust
ness Houses.

CONTINUED from Second Page)
oDUcE AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
ison & wharton. Fourth and King
and lOs E. 4th.
PAWN BROKERS AND LOAN
OFFICE.
Carbon, william. lis Market.
Harris, NJ, 120 and 126 Market.
Prudential Money Loan once Il T.
Front.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Beecher's Gallery, 3l5 Market.
Bucher, Harry T.. 720 Market.
Brown. J. Paul. 6l7 Market.
California Photo Co., a. \. sanborn
Mgr. 402 Market
Cummings. J. r., 307 Market.
Hollands. 81 Market.
wilmington Photo Co. 4o7 1-2 Market
PRINTER.
saylor. a. r.. SD Shipley
Mullins. John r., inc. 800 Shipley
POULTRY SUPPLIES.
The Phfilps-T Thompson CO., 4th anc
French.
POSTER PRINTER.
Saylor. A. r.. $40 Shipley.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNisHEs.
Industrial supply Co.. 2OS-205 w. Front
PIPE REPAIRING AND cHERoo1
MANUFACTURERS.
IIillersohn, L. A., S. +. Cor. End and
Market
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
RESTAURANT AND QUICK LUNCH.

Bacon, V. H.. SOS Market
Crompton, John E.. 9th and Poplar,
Fisher. David F.. 5ol Maryland ave.
Heinel, Arthur c.. 17l7 Delaware ave.
Rutledge, S. A., T05 w. I'd.
Randolph, Joseph. lo7-09 French.
Webb. John. S. L. Cor, 9th and Lom'
hard
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
The Krum Medical Institute,
r. w. KRUM, M. D.,

Chief Consulting Physician.
SPECIALTIES - Catarrh. Asthma
Nervous Diseases, Bronchitis, Rheu-
matism. Skin Diseases. Consumption
and all chronic affections OF the Throat
Lungs, stomach. Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Deafness and Noises in the
ears.
Permanent offices
604 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
once houss--9 to IL a. m, to p
m. to s p. m. Closed SundayA
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
Savannah by Sea-
BEST WAY no

FLOItIIA AND tEOhGIA-
Merchants and Miners Trans Co.
steamers leave Baltimore for Savannah,
Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday. 6 p.
M; leave Philadelphia. Tuesday ana
Friday at .. m. Excursion Tickets
on sale al low fares to Southern pointa.
including Meals and Berth on steamer.
Send for booklet. O. r. Lucas. ARt.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
w. p. Turner. G. P. A., Balto.. Nd.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
sHoEs MADE AND pEPAIRED.

Artis John. 507 w. 9Th.
Cohen, Sam, s24 Pine.
Cohen, j., 21S Monroe.
Cardillo, Tony. Sd and Harrison.
Di Pace. Nicholas, sos w ID.
Davis, U. p, 1923 S. B ST.
Dragany, v, S04 Maryland ave.
Fisher, Joseph. 215 w. 4th.
IGoodlivits, NJ, 5th and French.
Hall. George p, 1902 Market.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE.

Bird. John w. 9o6h French.
Carpenter. Joseph L.. 92S Market.
Foulk. Lambert J., .S39 Market.
Hopes. Henry. 919 Market.
Kurtz. Charles c., 1o1i Market.
Lupton. r. c. & Co.. 925 Market.
McEvilly, Thos. f.. 623 w. 4th.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
B, FRANK BLACKBURN REELECTED
Chosen as Superintendent Of New Gas.
tie County Hospital.

Trustees Of the Poor met this after
noon at Farnhurst ana effected organi-
zatiOn.
DR.. Columbus Henry was chosen
president Of the board and B. Frank
Blackburn was elected superintendent.
The same staff Of attendants we're also
appointed.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co,
9th and Market.
. eoudty Trust and Safe Deposit Com
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

Schedule In effect November q. 1904.
All trains illuminated With Plntsch
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

sTABLEs-BoARDlNG, LIVERY,
FEED, SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Bowers. /. W., 7O5-ls W. 5th.
Donovan, c. F.. 717-719 Shdpley.
Greenfield. Richard, 1112 natnall.
STOVES, RANGES AND HOLLOW
WARE.
Williams & Hopkins, n. E. Cor. Front
and Jefferson.
SEEDS, GARDEN AND FIELD.
Fell, G. L., & Son. 4th and Shipley.
The Phillips Co., 4th and
French.
Yarnall. ]. W. s14 King.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22
TEA, coFFEE AND SPICES.

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. SIS Mar
ket.
Diamond state Tea Co. Charles b.
Dawson Prop, Concord Ave. and
West.
Gallagher. Bernard. 500 W. 2nd.
Heroy r. R.. Co.. 7. Mansley, Mgr,
9TH and King.
Scheuer Tea Co., BERNARD Rothschild)
Mgr, 419 King.
Evening journal., 1905-02-22

cure catarrh in tho Throat. found It re-
Quired something entirely different 10 cure
Catarrh OF the Stomach, and still some
thing entirely different again TO cure Ca
tarrh or the Kidneys and Of the Bladder
"An this / have recognized and pre-
nnrad ms frg,f,,.,,,t .,.nv1itt~lkr"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-29
Cnss Costnty,
North Dakota

Cass county is the best known Of
North Dakota counties. It is in the
heart of the Red River valley, and
Fargo, it's county seat, is the metropo-
lis Of the state.
Wheat, oats, barley, fax, corr, mil
let and potatoes are the principal
crops. Field and garden vegetables
grow large and excellent in quality.
Sheep-raising is carried on with
marked success, and is constantly IN
creasing in Importance. Cattle are
also furnished to farmers to raise on
shares.
Fargo has the best railroad connec-
tions Of any city in the valley; the
third largest machinery trade Of any
city in the United States, irrespective
Of size; the largest manufacturing and
one.half miles Of electric street rail
way, eleven miles Of paved streets, six
teen miles Of water mains and fourteen
miles Of sewers. The city is lighted
by electricity and gas.
Fargo is proud Of its educational sys-
TEN, which comprises the state agricul.
tural college, with an attendance of
over 700, and the United States ex-
pertinent station; Fargo college Zen.
dowed); Sacred Heart academy; high hagh
school and six other fine school build
mgs. The city employs superintend-
ent and fifty teachers to look after the
training of over 2, 100 pupils.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-29
RANSOM COUNTY 1T THE. FRONT
IN Stock G,0auing and Dai,ying-7Ae Gy0acth IN
These Industries Has Been Phenomenal.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Lisbon, N. d., April 27.-For long
time I have been impressed with the
growth Of the stock and dairy indus
tries of Ransom county, but until a
few days since had no data on which
to base any figures.
The Adams & Frees company of Lis
bon, the largest owners Of farm lands
in southeastern North Dakota, have
been keeping very close tab on these
lines, and from them I learn that the
shipments of livestock for market from
Lisbon in 1908 were only 80 cars; in
1904 they were 85 cars, and in the first
three months of 1905 have been SO
cars from Lisbon alone. They inform
me that in addition to these shipments.
as many more have been shipped from
stations other than Lisbon.
While these figures may not seem
large to a man from Iowa or Illinois
they make great showing for sec.
tion of country generally thought OF
| as strictly a wheat country, and com
parison Of the figures for the three
years given show the rapid increase. II
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-29

the shipments for the balance Of the
year are even normal, they will reach
for the year 1905 125 cars from Lis
bon alone.
Five creameries are in successful
operation in this county, and the farm
crs are fully appreciating the profit in
cream.
The history of all new states has
been that when its farmers cease rais-
ing wheat exclusively and commence
stockraising and dairying, it's farmers
grow wealthy and its lands advance in
value rapidly. Ransom county is Just
at that stage now where it's lands are
stable in value and are increasing In
price rapidly.
The Adams & Frees company inform
me that their business has been larger
thus far this year than for the same
period since they commenced business
twenty-five years ago, and they. look for
constant and rapid advance for years
to come. I believe from my observa-
tion that they are entirely right in
their opinion. and that investments
made now are safer and surer of q
profit than at any time heretofore.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-04-29

Best Investment on record is Land
Advertising on North Dakota Page.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
LOOK OVER THE TEETH.
A Suggestion to the Farmer Who
Would Make a Success Of Sheep OF
Other Live Stock Raising.

little attention 70 the teeth of sheep
and other farm animals is often of great
benefit This is even more particularly
true with old ewes retained in the flock
because OF their good breeding quail
ties. l noticed recently an old eve
which had dropped two nice lambs. that
was eating SLOW ana seemed very poor.
says J. c. Gambler IN Farm and Home
/ looked at her mouth and found the
uoiar teeth on one side were loose with
some of them long and sharp next the
cheek. which they were cutting. one
tooth was split ana silver intergered
with the tongue.
/ extracted the loose tooth with pair
OF forceps and smoothcd down the sharp
points with a coarse. ast file Within
a few hours she begal TO eat with a
relish ano ~ rA4si-- raif .. Dice
lambs. WhcnevCr you discover sheep
frothing at the Mouih aud 1ropping her
food after chewing a. a little YOU will
ind sometimes vr.ug with he teeth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
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