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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-09


chard as large as an acre In extent
was visited. Observations were made
on such factors as location. site. as
pect, soil, management, distance be-
tween trees, pruning. present condition
of the orchard. orchard troubles. ete.
Tho agent Of the New York station
found that for orchards titled hve
years or more there was an Increased
yield of about 50 per cent. over or.
chards which had been five years or
more in sod. This greater yield in the
titled orchards was found not to be
due entirely to cultivation. az the man
who tills his orchard usually gives It
better care as regards fertilizers.
spraying, pruning, etc.
Figures were compiled Of orchards
in sod which were used az pasturage
for live stock. While It was found
that hsgy were lsast aAa eatt2s nsst
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-09

some to American people to have q
housewife buy meat from diseased an
finals, yet under such a system as is
adopted in Germany, when one enes to
the market house to buy q piece OF
sound meat he is assured Of getting It.
He at least does not buy bad or dis
eased meat, thinking 1t is first rate.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-09

proposed system is that the Weather
Bureau will thus be enabled to send to
transatlantic liners and other vessels,
information as to the limit Of fog and
ice on the Grand Banks so that by
slightly altering their course they may
steer clear Of these dangers.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
Good for Pete.

Col. P. Pelissier and Wild West
company are in the city, upon their re-
turn from a tour in the north part Of
the state. The stock is at Leeds and
will be punched up here, and prepare
tions made for a tour south until freeze
up. Col. Pelissier will add a bunch Of
Indians and an old plains stage coach
to give a dramatic presentation of the
old style hold-up. He has secured two
fine buffalo cows and they are kept at
the N. P. stock yards where they may
be seen by the public free of charge.
The colonel invites the public to see
them. The season has been quite a
successful one for the company.-james-
town Capital.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
Saturday, Aug. IS, 1906.
LOCAL NEWS.

They sell shoes at the Hub. 1t
Smoke Henry Gray. None better
I-27-tf
Mrs. J, w. Currie returned from
Valley City Sunday.
House or rooms to rent. Mrs. David
Brown, bx. no. 8.4-1mp
Mrs. a. Dingman and daughter Olive
are back from the west.
Dickinson land district maps at the
PRESS job room. S-4-tf
w. G. Ray made a business trip to
St. Paul the first Of the week.
Get our prices on barb wire before
buying. Scnour & Langley. 0.l6-t
Misses Pauline and Ethel Hagerman
went to Billings Saturday to pay their
father a visit.
Mrs. +. w. George went to Glendive
Monday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. julius Weiglcnda.
Senour & Langley will sell you
mower knives and sections cheaper
than you can buy from the regular
dealers. 6-l6.tt
DR.. G.. A. Clark went to Elysian,
Minnesota, Monday for a two weeks
visit at his old home.
Miss Bessie Lavine OF Glendive,
formerly of Dickinson, visited in
Glen Ullin the past week.
For Sale-At a bargain-One 49,
horse Minneapolis engine and separa-
tor. Address LEE and BROWN, Glad
Tone N. u. 6-3o-tf.
Mrs. Peas" Of Iowa. returning from a
trip at Seattle, has been the guest this
week of MIR. and Mrs. N. +. Chase.
Martin Schiller, six miles east of
Dickinson, has IS acres of crops sow
on breaking that looks very good.
Fine quality of ice cream, as sold the
past two years in competitor with Fargo
cream, by the quart. gallon Of larger
quantities. 81 per gallon. c. J. Rus
sell. s-26-tf
No. I52 took The fine elk horn head at
the Freeman store and H. c. Quinion
is now the owner Of this property.
N. E. Chase shot the elk in the Big
Horn mountains in 1896.
The Schafer Record speaks Of Mayor
and Mrs. Dan Manning and son
Gervase visiting at the John Goodall
ranch, also noting the fact that VIM
Timmons and Charles Partridge were
in town having machinery repaired las,
week.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18


Glen Ullin News: Mrs. Martin And, r
returned to her home in Dickinson last
Thursday after having spent several
days in town visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Horst and family.
]. L. Heaton arrived in Dickinson last
Saturday from Jacksonville, ILL.,, with a
car of immigrant goods for his home
stead near Sand Creek. Mr.. Heaton
has two teams and is getting his goods
out as fast as possible. Mrs. Heaton
and sons came ahead and we're &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright of Fairfield. ILL.,, who are also
homesteaders in Western North Da-
kota.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
Rev, William HohberRer Of OLYMPIA,

Kew. William HOhberger OF olympia,
WASH. en- route I Columbus, Ohio,
spent Sunday with Rev. o. T. Just
at New England, assisting him with
the service at that place.
Phil Duff was in from the south the
past week to get lumber with which to
curb his l2o-foot we'll just bored by F.
J. Dilse. In boring the we'll a ID #.
vein of coal was found at a depth Of
60 It.
A. NJ. Packard was in town Sunday.
He was accompanied by his sister-in-
law, Mrs. F. H. West, who returned to
Brookings, S. D., in the evening having
made a short visit to her father, w. b.
Powers.
Sunday evening fire caught on the
roof of the N. p. depot. The fire alarm
brought the fire department, and many
willing hands and the blaze scarcely
had a chance to penetrate the roof be.
fore it was extinguished.
We carry the largest stock of photo
graph supplies in the state and can fill
any order,-cameras, kodaks, film and
plates of all kinds and sizes. Come in
and see us or send US your order. Nc
Donald & Pomroy, druggists. 3-31-tf
Felix Dilger was out of the Smith
hospital the first of the week and was
loud in his praise of the treatment re.
! ceived while in the institution. He
left Monday evening for a few weeks
visit at his. home in Olivet, S. D.
The St. Dmvtro church located IS
miles northwest of Dickinson is com.
pleted and will be dedicated in the
course Of a month or six weeks. This
is the first Greek Catholic church
erected in the western part of the state
H. ]. Riesland, the we'll know optical
specialist who has come here for many
years, grinding all glasses-no waiting
to send away-will be at Dickinson
again Sept. 5 to 8. Remember his
ability is proven by past services done
our people. 8.'8.3,
Elaborate plans are being made to
make the Morton County Fair held a,
Mandan Sept. rs 27-2S, the largest and
best fair ever held on the slope. Com.
petition for the purses and prizes is
open to every county in the slope and
the liberal premiums and purses offered
assures keen competition.
DR.. G. A. Perkins, as health officer
quarantined the home Of John Duck
art southeast Of Dickinson this week or
account of scarlet fever. A son It
years of age had died, three children
were recovering and one was quite i'll
when the doctor was first called.
Miss Alice Garmann OF Fargo who is
visiting at the Lee home in Gladstone
Miss Hazel Lee, Dl. G. A. Clark, Ruff:
Lee and Oscar Deitsche started from
Dickinson at six o'clock Saturday morn
ing in Mr.. Lees automobile, made q
tour of the Bad Lands in the Killdee1
region and returned in the evening
While out they had to be pulled out Of
the mud but once and had no othel
mishaps.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
SUMMER DIARRHOEA IN chill
DREN.

During the hot weather OF the sum-
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness of a child's bowels should have
immediate attention, so as to check the
disease before it becomes serious. All
that is necessary is a few doses of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy followed by a dose Of
castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev.
M. o. Stockland, Pastor OF the first M,
E. Church. Little Falls, Mimi, writes;
I'VE have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years and find it a very valuable
remedy. especially for summer dis.
orders in children" Sold by all
druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
UNNECESSARY EXPENSE.

Acute attacks OF collie and diarrhoea
come on without warning and prompt
relief must be obtained. There is no
necessity of mourning the expense Of a
physicians service in such cases if
Chamberlain's Colir, Cholera and Diar-
Ihoea Remedy is at hand. A dose Of
this remedy will relieve the patient be-
fore a doctor could arrive. 1t has never
been known to. fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous cases and no
family should be without it.. For sale
by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
J. T. Scott has started a daily at

J. !. SCOtt mas started 4 OdIIy AZ
Occur d. Alene.
Latest models in hats tor autumn wear
just received at the Hub. 1t
r. D. Lyle returned from his visit to
La Crosse, Wisconsin. Sunday.
DR.. F. w. Weston made a business
trip to Medora the first of the week.
John Courtney, cashier of the Taylor
State bank, is visiting in Canada.
A. F. REILLY was in the first Of the
week to get his sons fractured arm set.
For sale-small house one block west
of high school. Inquire at this office.
6-23-tf
Mrs. Jerry Hayes returned Wednes-
day from a three weeks visit in St.
Paul.
Mrs. Paul Schocn and Mrs. Fred
Sohm have been visiting in St. Paul
this week.
We carry the largest stock Of blank
books IN the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-3I-tf
Fred Flohr, who was out here in the
spring, has bought a farm at Wimble-
don, this state.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
in one piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. o.
B. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
d. b. Zimmerman came in from the
east on Sunday to look after business
matters in this locality.
Mrs. l.. Brown has just received a
fine line of youths long pants suits,
Special bargains. Prices 81 to IS per
suit. 7-l2-tf
The Sunday school picnic of the
Congregational church will probably be
held in Ash coulee on August %.
For salc-six room house with large
attic, hard wood floors, hot water heat,
good we'll and fence. Address, Theo.
Bolke, Hebron. 4-I4-ti
Joe Byleu was in from the country
the first Of the week with his little girl
who needed treatment.
Attorney Heffron has rented the l.
Nj. P. Griswold house on the corner OF
Cross and Billings Streets. Mr.. Heffron
will have his family out from Minneapo.
lis within a short time.
own and have for sale the south.
west quarter (swA) of sec. -, twp. 14o,
range o5, n of the finest farms OF
Stark county. Will make the price
right and terms reasonable.
l.. A. Simpson, Dickinson, N. D 6-I6.tf
John Fisher was in from Green river
Sunday. He said that the flats around
the river had been under water for
several days in the spring and the
crop there would be very poor this
year for that reason.
Mrs. J. L. Brown is closing out hel
entire stock of summer millinery, con.
sisting of ladies' misses and children's
caps and trimmed hats, at special
bargain prices. Don't miss this op.
portunity to save money. 7-21-ti
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. R,
T. Carroll of Hannibal, Mo-, at the home
of the mothers parents, Rev. and Mrs
R.. J. Kellogg, i'm this city, on Angus,
49,. Mr.. Carroll, a Burlington railroad
man, is temporarily filling the position
on the Northern Pacific made vacan,
! by the death of Brakeman Carr.
College Of Law of the University Of
North Dakota. Two years day anG
three years night course. Strong fac
ulty of able lawyers. Fall term opens
September IS, 1906. For particulars
address Andrew A. Bruce, Crane
Forks, N. D. 7.I4-6E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-30
CONFERENClA ESPIRITISTA EN-
CAGUAS.
(De mue8tro correspomsal.

JUNO 22.-Ayer, Seria la una Dc su
tarde, recibi6 don Limo Rosario Rosado,
el siguiente telegrSma:
Limo Rosario Rosado. Caguas Pre-
pare conferencia para esta noche, Galvez
va conmigo. Juan Jimenez."
A las tres corrfan hojas sueltas por la
ciudad, dando aviso para dicha conferen-
cia las siete de la noche, ell local y
las GALES inmediatas estaban llenas de
ciudadanos, ansiosos de oir al sefor Gal
vez Otero.
Este fu6 recibido con entusiastaB abra-
EOS por parte de suS amigos y hermanos en-
ideas.
Abri6 ell acto Ell presidente de dicha So
ciedad, don Limo Rosario Rosado, presen-
tando seis nifias que iban recitar algu-
mas poesfas y didIogos, las cuales queda'
ron muy lucidas.
Luego, rafz de estas conclusiones, lee
el presidente Limo Rosario Rosado, IN
hermoso discurso, en- 81 cual comentaba
fragmento de un discurso del immortal
CASTELAR,.
tFu6 muy aplaudido.
Despues present6 al oradoT Morel Cam
pos, el que arranc6 aplausos, = por Gltimo,
habl6 Julio Galvez Otero. Fu6 muy
aplaudido, resultando la conferencia un
acto de alta cultuFa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-30

DEL TABACO.

De todOs los reprocheA dirigidos 81 taba-
co, hay uno que nadie puede poner en- du-
da, es su aeei6n sobre el coraz0n que, 8
Ia larga ACADIA por altefarse. 7 bien las
Intermediates del coraz6n entrsfian STEM.
pre-, al fin alcabo, congestiones pnlmo-
mares, pues las Intermediates del cora20n
Ia tfsis pueden existir Embellishments.
Provocando las enferniedades del corazOn,
el tabaco favorecela Tuberculosis pulmo-
mar.
En- cuanto los desarreglos digestivoe,
ellos som Ia consecueneia inevitable del
abuse del tabaco Este provoca una espe-
Gle de parSlisis 8 por 10 menos una pereza
de las fibras del intestine; altera la saliva,
agota los jugos digestivos, de donde result
tan Intermediates como Ia gastraIgfa, los
v6mitos, ia diaFrea, sed ardiente, etc.
EAta sed provoca POGO POGO ell aicOho-
Iismo nadie ignora que eata enfermedad
es menudo causa del envenenamiento
por la licotina. Ademas estd probado
hoy, que el abuse de las bebidss alcohol
cas- juega uu papel considerable en- 81 de-
saTrollo la marcha de la tisis puImonaT.
La estadistica demuestra que 81 de ~ q
40 afIos Sc encuentran 428 hombres tfsicos,
solo 239 muieres alcanzan esta enferme-
Ese periodic es, por varias razones, un Pc
riodo dificil para la mujer, en- tanto que
para los hombres es aquei en- que Ia ac-
ci0n nicotfnica eierce su acci0n maxima.
Los hombres son los que tienen mas opor-
tunidad de hacerse fumadures, y puede
eoncluirse que la nicotina no solo no es un
preservativo contra Ia tisiE, sino mas blen
un auxiliar; y 81 no provoca la enferme.
dad, es favorable { su production en- los
suietos predispuestos. Una vez declarada
la affection, acelera su curse indudable-
mente.
FL tabaco ademas, tiene una Influenza
depresiva sobre todas las funciones del sig
tema nervioso. Todos los fisiologistas 10
!. han reconocido.
Hablando del sentido de Ia vista dire
mos que los oculistas mas distinguidos, y
su iuicio es de peso, declaran que hoy mas
miopes ciegos entire los tG6acoflOs, es de-
cir, afcionados al vicio del tabaco, que en-
ire los tabacofolbs, es decir aquelloa que lo
detestan.
La retina, dicen, es el asiento de Iuna
affection especial que les permite distiaguir
los fumadores.
Un maestro de esgrima SO llen6 de mie
do una mafiana al apercibirse que no po
dfa leer nj distinguir 10 que escribia
Consult6 un specialists, quien le res
pondi6 que ell tabaco era Ia 6nica causs
de su enfermedad. En- efecto, la Suppression
del tabaco trajo la Suppression del NAL, J
aquel maestro de esgrima pudo continuaK
sus funciones hasta una edad avanzada.
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POR R0BO De 100. 900.
dollars en- fbenad.
P0r rOho de rs GsntavOs, 6 aTOs de
cOndsna en- Sing Sing.
q New York American" puhllea Ia tOtOgTatla
Dc los lusCss que lRtervlnlerOn en- ssas
causas ] rstisre los hechOs sin COnsnta-
rios.

Henry Hirschman, comerciante de Ia
calle Broadway, en- New York, se alegra.
ba de Ia clemencia que habia tenido con ei
ell juez Warren Foster.
Hirschman su hermano empezaTon
negocios en- 1903 en- Ia Gale Walker como
comerciantes al por menor, pero pFonto
concibieron la idea de hacerse ricos en-
breve tempo.
Ell capital de elIos era pequefo, pero
nor cr6dito que consiguieTon hicieTonse de
mercancla por valor de Glen mil pesos,
1endiendo en- 20 dias toda lesta mercancia
coiiendo el efectivo,
Parte del dinero fu6 dedicado tincas
Que fueron puestas & nombre de un pa
riente hipotecadas por su entero Valor.
Henry Hirschman di6 cuarenta mil
pesos un' pariente diez mil otro. En-
tonces los HermanOs Hirschman, cerraron
sc fueron para Europa, fernando los
acreedoreB la casa y declarandola en-
bancarrota.
La mayor paTte del dinero dado los
parientes, fue obtenido, repartiendoselo los
Rcreedores fernando uu escrito en- que
pedfan clemencia para Henry Hirschman'
Ell uez, despues dc decirle al acusado:
''Tales hombres como ustedes son una
amenaza para la comunidad," suspendi0
Ia sentencia 10 puso en- ibertad.
John Clark fu6 llevado ese mismo dia
& Sing Sing, sufrir una condena de D
amos, por haberse robado 25 centavoos.
Clark. ~viejo, hambriento, extenuado,
baiaba por el Bowery cuando al pasar
frente al ndmero 81 un individuo tiraba
hacia el aife una peseta de % centavos
Decidi6se Clark Ie ''ech6 mano' la
peseta Ianzandose 4 la carrera con ella.
Enseguida fu6 atrapado por Ia pOlicfa =
llevado ante el iuez Rufus Cowing, el cual
dijo que le condenaba q 6 amos de carcel
que ST volvfa otra vez por ALI le conde-
maria cadena perp6tua.
Henry HirschmaDS que Sc rob6 Glen
mil pesos, sali6 en- Iibertad y fu6 victorea-
do por sus amigos. John Clark Sc rob6
25 centavoB mientras tenfa hambre y va q
cumplir aflos de prisi6n.
Ell ''New York American" publica la
fotograffa de ambos jueceS refere los
hechos sin concentrates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-30
La ELEGTRICIDAD
EN- EL FyTJRO.
PROFECAS De EDISON.

A Ii entrada de las minas de carbon,
Be establecer&n instalaciones el6ctricas y La
fuerza sera transmitida por alambre, sin
necesidad que 81 carbon sea lleyado poT
ferrocarril
La luz eleetrica sera mas baTata que el
gas: los grandes centros ferroviarios haran
corrsr sus trenes por electricidad, tan prom
to como aus propietarios encuentren que lea
resulta mas econ6mico
La electricida5 reemplazara los caballos,
10 que resolvera el problema del tr6fico en-
las ciudades y ahorrara 200 millones de
pesos anualmente, para msntenimiento de
caballos en- Nueva York
Por la telegrafia inalambrica nos comu'
nicaremcs con cualquier buque en- el mar,
y toda Ell aqua su utilizara para preducir
Ia fuerza el6ctrica.
Espero yer buques a6reos, antes de mi
muerta; los buques cruzaran el Atl6ntico
en- tres dfas; la fuerza electrica sera tan
barata, que dara nacimiento q nuevas in
dustrias.
Pero 10 esencial es hallar Ia maneFa Dc
obtener electricidad directamente del car.
bon; trescientos mil hombres de ciencia
trabaian en- ese sentido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-30
La teIegrafia en- AIemania

La Direction General de Correos y Te-
legrafos de Alemania, est6 instalando ac-
tualmente una gigantesca estaci6n de tele-
graffa sin hilos, en- Nordeinch, punto 81
tuado en- el extreme Noroeste del Imperio.
La estaci6n tiene un alcance de NADIA
menos que l,5OO Kilometres, de mode que
su radio de Iacci6n abarca no solo toda la
Alemania, Austria, Suiza, Francia, Ipgla.
terra, y Dinamarca, Bino tambi6n alguna
parte de Espafa, y gran partc de Italia,
Suecia Noruega, Ia peninsula de los
Balkares Russia.
Los vapores a'emanes que vayan de
America podran ponerse en- communication
en- esa estaci6n desde unos II grades de
Greenwich.
La estaci6n que nos ocupa, es suminis-
trada montada por Ia Sociedad de Tele-
grafia sin hilos "Telefunken'', empezara
& prestar su servicio normal de comunica.
ci6n principles del ano pr6ximo.
Para esta enorme estaci6n, han sido ne
cesarias torres de IS metros de altura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-30
COMO DA EL 'INOE-
pendent nOticias
de Cuba y Puerto
Rico.

Ha sido ratifcado en- Ell Senado cubano
ell tratado comercial con la Gran Bretana,
Dor IL votos contra 4; con enmiendas que
probablemente haran que sea reehazado
por el gobierno ingles.
Estas enmiendas Sc referen q asunto
carbon para los barcos trafco costanero
en- la marina mercante y fueron aceptados
con obieto de que las relaciones polfticas y
comerciales de Cuba con los Estados Uni
das no sean afectadas
Ell Senador Sanguily Sc quei6 de que Sc
hacfa preston por los Estados Unidos y pi-
di0 que Cuba Sc defendiese en- contra de es.
te pals demostr6 su Independence de ca
racter insistiendo en- que 81 tratado SO adop-
tara en- su forma original. Ell senador
Zayas (Liberal) dijo que Cuba estaba
agradecida & los Estados Unidos los cuales
NADIA harlan para daflar su independence.
Senador Bustamante afrm6 que Cuba
siempre no habfa recibido otra cosa de los
Estados Unidos sino favores, los cuales!nin-
GUN cubano debia yer con desconfanza.
Cuba debe su posici6n los Estados Uni
dos; cuya aptitud hacia ella fnspira compile
ia confanza. Afrmase que todos los par
tidos estaban Representatives en- la votaci6n
para las enmiendas.
En- Washington, Mr.. Morgan, de Ala
bama, pide al Senado que acepte su re-
soluci6n de investigar el asunto de la isla
de Pinop, insistiendo en- que dicha isla per
tenece este pals.
Ell trabaio en- las plantaciones de azdcar
en- Puerto Rico Sc ha interrumpido poT
una huelga. Presentanse quejas .por la
Federation Of Labor de que Sc usa Ia poll
cfa para intimidar q los huelguistas en- 81.
tios donde trabaian estos bajo la protection
de la federation.
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CIRCULAR.

En- una que atentamente Sc nos remite
particfpasenos que con fecha ~ del co,
rriente fu6 disueIta la sociedad industrial
s'Santanach & Co" , constituida una nue..
va baio la misma raz6n social.
Son socios de la nueva entidad indus
trial, Don Juan Santanach y Martf, don
Segundo Cadierno Rodriguez y la mercan.
til Sucres. de M. Lomba & Co., habi6ndo-
Sc encomendado la representation de Ia
nueva Sociedad industrial, q don Jose
Maria Lomba y Pena.