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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29

Australia II emulating the United
states. IN Wholesale and wanton de-
.~,etruction Of animal and bird life. Pot
hunters are discriminating the famous
tblack swaH
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
r. r. MAN DIES SUDDENLY
Samuel O. Howe, Treasurer Of Chicago
and Northwestern.

New York. March 2~O.-Samuei o.
Howe. treasurer Of the Chicago ana
Northwestern Railway company. died
suddenly today al a station on the
Ninth venue elevated railroad OF
heart disease.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
CARTHAGE ELEVATOR BURNS.

Beresford. S. D.. March III. T. Scroggs
has received word that his large elevator
at Carthage. S. D.. had burned to the
ground. The structure was partially In
sured. Mr.. Scroggs owns q string Of ele-
waters, but this one was the most valuable.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENTS.
NnM York March 1.-The Meeklv hnnL
DUNN FoR PREsipENr.

Kansas City. Kan. March l7.-Tho
Consolidated Brotherhood OF Boilcr-
makers anc Iron Shipbuilders Of Amer.
lea, at the annual. convention to.
day. elected George F. Dunn. Of In.
lianapoli., president.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
CAUSED FIRE.
Frank Thompson Had a Fine But Elk
pensive Time.

Chamberlain. s. D., March 1.-THE quail
ity of the fire water" consumed by Frank
Thompson, of Sphinx county, had a lecu-
liar effect upon him and has resulted in
his arrest on the charge of arson.
Thompson and a companion attempted
to consume all the liquor in the little town
OF Turton. and when they started for
home they were in a highly hilarious con-
dition. 1t is alleged that when they
reached the Ewing school. Thompson got
out of the rig and entered the building and
proceeded to see how quickly he could
smash all the windows. He then got back
into the rig and the next adventure OF the
two men was a runaway, their horse get
ting beyond control and running into a
telephone pole. The force of the collision
released the horse from the buggy and the
animal dashed away. So far as known 1t
is yet running. AT this juncture the com
paion deserted Thompson, who is sup
posed to have gone to a vacant house on "a
nearby farm. In order to warm himself
he, 1t is alleged. started a fire on the floor
Of the house. with the result that the
flames spread and the building was en-
tirely destroyed. Thompson was found the
next morning in a barn on another farm
In the vicinity and arrested. As the re-
suit OF his preliminary hearing he was held
for appearance at the next term OF state
circuit court in Sphinx county. Eeing un-
able to furnish bonds in the sum OF 1890
he has been lodged in the county Jail.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29

A st. Petersburg correspondent
writes: There was never before such
journalistic activity in st. Petersburg
q there Ia Mt present. New radical
and revolutionary papers are appear
ing OF the scene every day to AXE the
places Of those that have fallen under
the d~ispleasure of the law"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29

The we'll known nerve pathologlst. V.
NJ. Bechtereif. says the ST. Petersburg
Novosti, mentions the appearance of u
peculiar disease of the nerve system,
which he calls ~"swcating sickness OF
the hand" This trouble is Indicated
by the sudden perspiration of the hand
on the part of the victim each tim he
sees an acquaintance with whom he is
about to shake hands. Sometimes the
perspiration Will fall In large drops
from the tips OF the fingers. None of
the other parts of the body shows sim
liar symptoms.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
ENDED IN DISAGREEMENT.
Woman at Yankton Failed in Her Sui
for Damages.

TOR
Yankton. S. D.. March ia dis
agreement was the result Of the Nc
Elwain trial which has occupied cir
cult court here for over n day. The
Jury was out nearly all day and one
night. The case was Of much local
interest az In It Mrs. Nettie McElwain
tried to recover 5000 damages from a
saloon for the death OF her husband.
who was killed by q train while In
toxicated.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29

D. I'll "a correspondent writes: 1T
IL not generally known that the Swcdes
In Finland form n large proportion OF
tho population. there being about 400.-
600 of these in a total OF $50, 600. Tho
Gwedcs-or moro correctly I~lnlandcrs
whose mother tongue is Swcdish-aro
mostly m or workers on the land.
only 20 per cent. of them inhabiting
towns. During the craze known AZ
'Fcnnomania' many swcaes changed
their Swedish family names for Fin
nisli ones like their national hero.
George %I'orsinnn. who died AS lrjo Kos
kincn. or the go newspapers pub
lishcd In Finland cighty-ono are print
ed in Swedish"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
cuRIOiIs cANE-

Wakonda. s. D.. March 16.-R- j. Hew-
EFT. a we'll known citizen OF this place. is
the possessor OF a curiosity which h-
prizes very highly. 1t Is a cane which was
sent to him by a Minnesota friend. The
walking-stick is made from a section OF a
tamerack tree. near the root of which n
deer's horn was found embedded in the.
tree. The tree had grown around the horn,
thus indicating that the tree was only al
sapling when the deer died at its foot.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-29
AccIDENTALLY SHOT

Aberdeen. s.. D.. March 1s.-Jens {. Jer-
sen, Northwestern baggage man, accident
ally shot four weeks ago by his I4-year-
old son while playing with a revoIye r. is
dead from the effects of the wound.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
@ruRbritannien.
g 4tffs3ua m e n T o 6.

9ober, s. Suli. Der britii4e
Sampfer v2anebale", aapitdn aeiap,
bon Sapannah nod Bremen, fieb i'm
2anal tudbrenb zines bi9tsnGsbels nit
benz britiiden Sampfsr .Sifbrsn" bon
Mepeaftl suiammen. Sie y9ansoale"
nabm ben BON ihr bei9dbieteu
Sampfsr In S9lepptau. Surge 3eit
oarauf ram Der britiiae Sampfer
vMarplanb", 9apitdn 6larte, BON
2onbon nod philadelphia in Die
,6ii6ren" unb bobrte He In ben @runo.
Die Wannf9aft puroe bon Der Bee
iabung Der -2anaoale" eerettst unb Ia
Sober gelanoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
@roBer Mrbeis

@roBer MungeI 4rbeis
tern berriat in Der 9es.no BON SEr
lutb, Minn., u1rb bic Steaenpermitt<
lungsbursaus 9aben grobe WfiiAe,
Geute fiir bic 8ahnarbeitsn at befom>
men. Gs lit taitm mDsli4, Mrbeiter
5u einem 2ohne BON 1925 Bis $3.50
sli bdfornmen. lleberea fin tperoen
@efunntmah ungen sefunbt, NIT Der
Iuforberuns, Dab Irbeiter fid msIs
ben mDaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
&beinbafe einqepeibt.

9refeIb,8 8. Suli. Inter groben
Jeierli9teiten unb i'm 8eiiein elmer
riefgen Menf6enmense tuurbs Der hies
fise &beinbafen einssweibt, oefsn gau
bic Summe BON elf WiQionsn Warf
gefofst bat uno uelder ben &bsin.
S9elbs=9 anal In birette 8srbinoung
nit Nntperpen bringt. Der preubifde
giienbabnminifer greitenba9 mar BET
benz feflidsn anIafe 3usesen, nit ibm
sabIrei9e Wertreter Der 8eamtsnpelt.
Die brei SorpsooboDte, beren gntTen.
buns au benz greisnife Der 3aifer ari-
georbnst bate, blieben aus. SIM les.
ten N%ugenblide parb gemeloet, bab he
ON @rf9einen berbinbsrt feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
8 pI5tfIa ter ais sc.

SpI5tfIa ter ais &C.
DENT. Die Stabtpertpaltuns bon
8uenosz Nires, Nrgentinien, mo fi3
cine ie6r Itarte italieniI6e &plonie be-
finoet, bate Der Stabt &pm Elm pouz
itGnoiges 9ol5pflaiter fir Sen pan>
tbeonsplab gum @ei9ent gemu9t. Die
rDmii6e Staotperpaltung bat nun our
grinnerung baran an einem Gdhuus
bes YlaBes cine Marmortafel nit fol-
GENDER Sni9rift anbringen laHen:
rSas Muniaipium BON 9uenos< @ires
tppnte bur9 Die Grneueruns bes Straz
benpflaIters nit Dem 9pl5 Der argentiz
nii9sn @Gloer 0ie perebrten 9rdber
Ser bei0en erften &0nige bon .Stalien
NIT ebrfiir6tieer Stiue tbeilnabmsz
boG umeeben. Die Stuot &pm ieBte
Der ~oanfbaren Grinnerung on Die brii=
oerli9en @efiibIe oieien Sentitein."
6 rtruntene 2nftf9tf>
r. s3pei &aufleute uno Elm 9aupt>
mann ftiesen an einem @benOe in
Mailanb, Sberitalien, in einem 2uft'
bdlon auf, fubren iiber Die MppeuineE
binpeg uno tpuroen am nd9iten Mprs
gen BON Semap6or in Mncpna, Mittels
fallen, aus auf Dem Meere in 9efabr
befinoli9 gefeber. SrpB febr ftiirmis
f6er See fubr Elm Segelf9iff 81 9ilfe,
aber Ser 8alon entfernte fi6. Im
Na9mittag nGberte ii9 Der 8anon
abermals Der &iifte Bel @ncona. Gin
Sorpeooboot elite gu 9ilfe unb rettete
ben 8alon uno einen &aufmann. Del
anbere 3aufmann uno Der Sauptmann
tparen ertrunten.
&aIbfeII ais g d b
b e b r. gu einsm S6ld9termeift tier
IN Sonbern, S9lespigz9olftein, fam
Elm Mdnn uno perlangte rotbbaariees
&aIbfeu. Iuf 8efrdgen ertldrte er, er
brau9e oas Sen gum !9eben zines per<
grdbenen S9ases. Gr miife Elm rotbz
baarises &albfe1 ms Selb trugen,
iiber einen Steinbaufen dusbreiten rno
5tpar 10, bab bus S9pun5enoe nod
Dem nd6iten ,&ir9tburm geri9tet fei;
Damn iebe er fi6 nit einem Belle bars
auf, Bis Der berborgene S9db ii9 5eige.
en- oieiem Iueenblid miife Der
S9Ddn5 abgebauen tperoen, poour9
Ser S9ab gebannt lei uno einseiam>
melt perben f0nne.
Sn einer 6 m p agnerz
fabrif in Main5 befiroet fih un@
ter 6en SGiIern ems, bas 100000
Quarts fabt uno $500 sefoftet bat.
Ser preis fam besbalb 10 bod, neil
MIR fol9e ei6ene Sauben oa5u per@
penoet perben fonntea, Die, UNI fi4
NIT Ser 3eit ni9t gu biesen, p~ollftdnoig
aftfrei fein mabten.
Gus BEN 81 nnaIen Der
m erabrttatip
perbient 6ie SbatIa9e g%rndbnung.
oab mod 80 Sabre na9 Dem Sooe oss
grfin6ers, in Ser Mitte oes Is. Sabrs
1unoerts, Ser S9aoen on sefprnngez
men Slaf9en 10 groB mar. DAB eins
NAL Bel elmer Jiinung bon 5000 Stid
nur 12O unpsriehrt blisbsn. ]
Merle IN beut Of I
Spra9e iino i'm Sabre 1905 inss
gefammt 28,S86, 8. 3. sos ober LIS
prosent mebr als 1904 i'm 8uabanoel
erf9ienen.
Seutf6Idn6 lit mod INNER
imftanbe, neun 3ebntel feiner iebt fdii
60,000,000 errei9enoen ginpobners
f9aft nit BEN eisnen 8ooener5eugniis
Ten 81 erndbren.
Ger l1eber9 DUB Der
6 tnnab men Der japanii9en Gi'
fenbabnen betrus fir oas leBte Jistal'
iabr $5,750,000 uno iberftieg oumii
ben 0oranidlag nm $1.000.000.
Out prTnpt.
or - OT---n~U
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Hprme9en.
WiIb.Im BET 26ni9
6aato n.
Norwesen.

. rontbeim m, s. Suli. 9aifer
@ilbelm trnf beute Nahmitta9 an
8orb beg vSambur9" bier elm. 26nig
6aafOn besab F6 fofort an goro bes
bsuti6sn e9iHss. uno bic beiben MO'
nardsn umarmten uno ftbtsn f6
mebrere Mals.
Der beutf9e Saiisr unb Der 46nis
bon Norpsesn batten Johann cine 40
minutige untsrrebun9 unter bier Ius
gen in Der Sabine bss 2aiiers, morauf
he ;uinmmsn on 2anb gingen unb
untsr beesiitsrtsn 3urufsn Der Seb6ls
teruna nod benz S4loRe fu6ren.
9ortielbt uurbe 4aiier @ilbelm bon
46nioin Wauo berslid bsgrtibt. pel8e
ihm ben tleinen SrDnprinsen Olaf bors
ffeIte.
Na9 tur3em 0srpeilsn i'm S9lOHe
ging Der 2aiisr auf bic Samburg
suriid, bod tebrts sr ipdter gum Salas
DINER nod benz f6ni9li9sn S4lofe
3uriid.
Die esiammte qreRs NOrwegens
ipri1t iber bic bobe Beoeutung oieies
8efu9es.
Seuti9lano.
aein Il n riebe m Sal
eraus.
Berlin, s. Suli. SIM 9aufe
Der nG6ftsn Wo&en wsrbsn fi9 rpabrs
ideinlid bic Rabslna9ri9tsn bes Sn'
halts msbrsn, baB elm entfGieoener
Bru9 3piitsn Der Raiierin unb Der
4ronprinseiFin unbermsioli9 lei ober
Iogar i9un fattsefunoen babe.
@epife 8riinbe berbisten ss. isbt
f6on Namsr at nenner. Wir fno
aber i'm Stanos, bic psrtrauensmtir-
bieits gerR9srung gu geben, bab oisie
WeIounsen ni8t nur auf unmabrbeit
beruben, ionbsrri au9 bas Ma9wert
elmer einsiseu perion fno, bic i9on
frhber sinmal ibr 8stss oerIu9ts, I'm,
bis auBsnmelt sIauben gu ma4eu, es
berri9e unfrisben I'm aaiIsrbauis.
untreuungs en- Bel Ser
tau bon n B q + NJ
material |.
Berlin, s. Suli. Die srOber
gsruntreuunsen. wel&e i'm lsstsnSabr
bsim Isrfauf bon altem giisnbabnma'
terial borgefommen fno, fanssn ieB
erf an. Jrti6te 3l 3eitigen. No4 Il
Der SeHsntli9teit nt9t mitgetbeilt NOR
ben, tuer bon ben b6bsren 8eh6rbst
fur bas Spfem berantwortlia gebaltei
pirb, bas berartise unteri&Iasunsei
m6qli9 ma9te, man muntelt aber boi
erffaunli9en @ntbtnunsen.
Sn3wii6en bat Der Wlnttsr Der Del
fentli9en Nrbeiten bic gOri8riften be
treHs Der rsbsrmn6ung Der alien Wa
~terialisn bebeuteno beri4drft, uno oa
Re&nungsbureau, bisber eine 5iemlit
un~ab6dngtae geb6roe, bic lid oes bod
ten 0ertrauens erfreute. piro Der
Rebifonsbureau unterfelt, 10 ba
Nadprafungen, bic bOrber 3u ben Gel
/. tsnbeiter 9eb6rtsn, CUR tdsli9.n &ou
,, tine tpsrben folen. Die Betriebsin
fpe.tion, ote Bis our embedding be
Tiebfd6le nit ben Nltmaterialie
Nidts 3u tbun batte, tuiro nun oired
nit 9%oufuHisen DerbanoeIn, uno me
bas Gpism tsnnt, ueib, baB ourt
bisie asnbsrunsen BEL. Winifer ot
6Hentli9en Arbsitsn freipiats 8srant
portIi9tsit tbernimmt. oab In 3ufun'
feline tpeiteren 0sruntreuunesn DO,
tommen; benz, bic 8etriebsinipsttio
unterfebt feiner btrsftsn 9ortroQe.
nnIteb 10 q n b
Z n 9.
Berlin, 8. SuIi. Sas ruth
ni5Ge Musuanberungs-6omi beHs
ginfub In OHgali3isr unb einiasr I'll
ff9en unb6ferrei9if4enp robin3sn MID
hbsri9dbt tusrben fann, birfte In b
nd9fsH 3eit nit Der preubtf&en U
sisruna In 2onfitt geratben. ObwOl
man aagsmein Der anF4t TT, bab B
2ebtere F9 Der Mgitation bes 9emit
ma9tlos seseniitisr finoet. Dor Elm
gen 8assr erIieB bas 2Omite EN-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
&ailtr &ilbelm
ST 81 Seind bel &6rig Saatun til 9rontbei1r
eingetrOfen.

&ehn ltnfrieSe I'M Seutidtn &aierhane. - gernntrennngen BET yertanf ION
alsn GHem6abnmaeria. = ltnlie6iame GiHwanberumg. @eneralnajor
a. 8. Medel g~dprben. = Gebenf Der anerfaniiden &olonie fhr beg
aaHtrs Gniel = Suatrhg 3piden SeierreidEl1ugarn uno serbsn.-
GfiTs;miammenipB inn Mermelfana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
Out neInpt.

gbef (im areiie feiner Mnseitea<
tenn: ...uno Damn mub ia Die Ger
rem nod bitten. Die Bureau tunoen GEE
nau ein5ubalten; fommen tbun sic.
pie bR Winifter, una seben, uie ois
mu1,rn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-09
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-14

rency into the EDITORS hand ana bsrs
him to send three copies of bis forth.
coming book to any address he sees
mt There are many coarse persons.
Oily. who would perceive q hint of
something wrong in the transaction.
but that is only the low portion of
their minds acting without thought.
The editor is a gentleman and he
understands at once that his inquiry
was III timed and that he was being
reproved gently but firmly"
Did he give tho money baN K. dear
uncle?" inquired littls billy. apxiously.
No. Oily. I fear HIS education has
been somewhat neglected. A society
editor never gives money back. He
may build home for destitute and
abandoned typhoid bacilli. or even
found scholarship for the higher
education OF INDECENT tadpoles. but he
never gives money back. or late there
has been a disposition on the part of
the public to ask why society requires
so many journals. II is we'll known
sASs no one reads them, yet they multi
ply. II is base curiosity and should be
discouraged. yet the answer is easy,
IL would be a fearful thing should
there exist no publication that would
print the things that never happen.
One sees words of praise for society
folk in the society journals. billy. and
one is moved at once to remark TO ones
friend: All, I see the Smythson-
De Fogartys have permitted their fam
lily skeleton to kick the Stats out Of
the closet. There is fiattering article
on the touching home life and devo.
ton OF the pair in to-day's Social
Slush.'
Perhaps you are waiting to ask me,
my dear boy. how the noble and enter
prising editor obtains his facts. IL
ouch was your intention, i would mere
ly remark that every woman has an
enemy, and that the enemy usually Is
her best friend. The best friend. Dill.
ly. has permitted her foot TO struggle
over the towpath, and her best friend
has told the editor all about it in a
scented note. But that is of no ma
terial interest TO us. We should not
inquire too closely into the workings
or society, Oily, for fear we should
catch something"
Il have heard. dear uncle" said lit
tie Oily. that society serves a great
and good purpose in the world, and
that it is of great use to mankind.
Is that not true?"
Yes. my boy" replied Uncle George,
thoughtfully. Society is of great use
TO the world. Ii IS just as useful.
Dilly. as a necktie would be to a man
with full beard
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-14
Margin of Profit.

The industry is operated on a mar.
gin of less than 2 cents to each dol.
lar OF sales. Swift & Co. do not sell
at retail. Their entire output is sold
at wholesale to many thousands OF
dealers in various parts OF the world.
There are hundreds OF local slaughter
ers throughout the United States. who
buy their live stock in competition
with the packer doing an interstate
and international business. Likewise
the packer must sell in competition
with the local slaughterers. There are
no secret processes in the industry. no
complicated and expensive factories.
and as live stock can be purchased I'm
almost every hamlet and city. and the
preparation Of meats is simple I'm the
extreme. local Strengthening will long
remain a factor in the production Of
fresh meats and provisions.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-14
TALE FROM THE JAPANESE.
Native of Nippon Relates in Unique
English a Touching
Little Tale.

In the morning when / was working
on my business under a window which
is just located for the street, have
heard so many sounds OF whipping ac-
companied by enormous voices of AMI.
NAL, Bow Bow Bow after Bow.
great many number persons assembled
near the place and the tracks OF crowd
invited mA to attend what shall be the
a-;-Ifeht' one COW boy who was leading
his bull, with her calf on their way had
come to branch street and the calf
refusing TO cross II run away Off In
order TO drive his animal back the boy
whipped frequently but the calf did
not turn her mind to go. At last the
boy took his rope dashed around the
small animals neck and begun to pull
in by the edge. The pity calf having
rough rope around her throat while
1t is increasing more pain pull by pull
still she did not advance and felt down
in the road. A quite aged gentleman
with fine stove pipe on his head had
COMPASSIONATE face come out be.
tween the assemblage to the boy whis.
pered to him to give up such cruelty
But the poor beast could not Gistin-
guish her preserver OF the life-on the
contrary rushed up on the gentleman
to hook him up There was only
little space TO escape the danger, he
scarcely got away, but tumbled down
in the ground flying away his hat
Then another Teller came out and tried
TO loose the rope from the animals
neck. The ungratefui and awful be
ing sprung up on gain his back and
with her huge horns hooked his side
and legs but he also escaped the diff
Guilty without no injury. Now all peer
sons could find out no best way how
to drive them. Shortly after a kline
man coming TO the matter he told them
to get wagon and will carry the calf
there It is easy to lead the mother so
the boy obeyed TO his opinion had
called carriage took the calf in and
drove the horse with the bull together
in safe
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-14
WAS WITHIN HIS RIGHTS.
An Argument That Admitted Of
Some Disputatious Cues
ton.

The Naggsbys were entertaining, and to
be entertained by the Naggsbys is a lib.
eral education IN the art of pickering. and
making things generally uncomfortable
for everyone present, relates the BY
stander.
One OF the guests was engaged in the
gentle and alluring amusement of criti-
cising an absent friend.
We'll, he said, hes the meanest.
stingiest man j ever knew; IN fact. l don Z
think there's another man in the world
who is so mean"
oh, ] don't know" interrupted Naggs-
by; that's pretty tall order, you know.
L think ! know stingier man. There's
my father-in. law. for instance"
This acted like a red flag on Mrs. Naggs-
by.
Look here" she snapped. you're al
ways backb,ting your father law. I
SIMPLY won't stand it,"
oh, pooh. pooh. rcioined Naggsby.
Hes my father.in.law, not yours. Just
you wait until ! say something about
yours before YOU begin tn talk"
That was at eight o'clock. and at II 30
they were still at it, and going stronger
than ever.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-02-14
Blue Dogs with Pink Tails.

II will never forget my first expe-
rience in hospital work" said Chief
Surgeon Millar. OF the Central emer-
gency hospital Of Chicago. recently.
There was green nurse In the de-
tention ward and we had a very vio-
lent case In there-a man I'm the worst
stage Of delirium tremens. ! was
awakened in tne middle OF the night
by the head nurse, who requested me
10 come at once to the patient When
got there I found him raving and
very violent. with the new nurse
scared out OF her wits. said:
Why did you let him go so far?
| left you some medicine to give him
as soon as he got deiirious
Yes. Doctor she replied but you
told me TO give that 10 him IL he saw
any more snakes. and this time no
was seeing blue dogs with pink
tails"
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Swift & Company

Louis. st. Joseph, ST. Paul and Fort
Worth. The same methods of purchas-
ing cattle, sheep and hogs prevail at
all cities. At Chicago. which Is the
largest market. there are about two
hundred and fifty buyers. representing
packers. local slaughterers in various
cities, and exporters or this number,
less than a score are employed by
Swift & Company
The farmer ships his live stock to
Chicago. consigns them TO n commits
sion firm at the Union Stock Yards.
who secs that they are unloaded and
put In pens. Then the buyers inspect
them, make their offers TO the commits
sion dealer. who accepts or rejects as
his judgment dictates All buying must
be finished at 2 o'clock each day. and
the buyer must pay spot cash. II the
commission man has no satisfactory
offers, he can hold his stock over to
the next day. He gets his commission
from the farmer. and naturally strives
70 get the highest possible price for
his client.
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DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Himself
DIR. Fisher Says: "Cuticura Rem
edies Possess True Merit"

MY face was afflicted with eczema in
the year 1897. | used the Cuticura RENE.
dies. and was entirely cured am prac-
t,c,ng physician, aud very often prescribe
Cutlcura Rcsolvent and Cuticura Soap i'm
eases OF eczema, aud they have cured
where other formulas have failed.
am not in the habit of endorsing patent
medicines. but when / find remedies pos
sesS'ng true merit, such rs the Cuticura
Remedies do, ! am broad-minded enough
to proclaim their virtues to the world. /
have been practicing medicine for sixtecn
years, and must say | find your Remedies
A No, !. You are Mt liberty TO publish
thus letter. q. M. Fisher, NJ. d., Big
Pool. Nd. May %. 1906
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wholesale Distributing Houses.

A wholesale distributing house is a
giant refrigerator. but instead OF
shelves there are trolley rails. from
which are suspended hooks to hang
the carcasses. Some OF the houses cost
as much as a hundred thousand dol
lars to build and equip As a rule
they are Of pressed brick. the insides
being lined-fioor. walls and ceiling
with highly polished hardwood. The
floors are covered daily with fresh saw
dust and all are kept spotlessly clean.
There are over three hundred of these
wholesale houses in various cities Of
the United States, and the public is al
ways welcome to visit them.