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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Snbianapplis Snb, @iitppd, II. Sprt
Sitnas Der sdnl6sbdrSe.

Sn Der geftrisen SiBung Der S9ul-
beb6roe tam bic tpidtige Jrage Der 70
n6tbi9en SaIdrerb65uns Der 2ebrer in
ben glemsntaridulsn CUR 8sratbung.
gs wuroe barauf bina.ipieien, bab Die
2ebrer biefer Sdulen pesen bes germ.
gen @ebaItes sespungen uurben, an'
oere gef&dftisuns gu iu4en ober cine
Nebenbeiddftigung an3unebmen. um
muir ibrsn Sebsnsunterbalt erperbsn 3u
t6nnen. Die JOlge bieies uebels iif,
baB bie 3abl bon gutsn 2ebrern INNER
fleiner unb bts Qualitdt Der SGulen
seriuger tpiro. SIM gersleid 3u anbe'
rem etdbten bon glei9er @r6Be be3ablt
Snoianapolis beoeutenb fleinere Sa.
ldre. uel9en bur9 einseholts 8eridts
bsmisisn puros. llniere b6dfen Sas
ldre in ben @lementarsStulen finb
$3.50, udbrenb bisienissn In anberen
stdotsn $3.50 unb $500 per Sabr be-
tragen. Die 8eb6rbe pirb bieie Sadie
eingebeno in @twdgung 3ie6en. oa bie
Nnselesenbeit Elm i9nelles 9anbeln
ni9t 3uldBt.
Die geb6rss erlaubte $9994.12 FIR
laufenbe &e9nungen.
Solgsnbe grnennungen als 2ebrer
uurben Der 8e66rbe mitgetbeilt
gffis @arpsne WanuaI 8raining
6odfduls.
graes 9arpooo, Wanual Sraining
9o&fdule.
albert Burns, Wanual Sraining
6Odidute.
Iiginia Wiuman, Sdule go. 9.
@lt3abetb S9eppIe, HfFfteutin ftir
Grl. Sseamiller.
6elen 9eln,, Worton s4uIe.
Golsenbe 2sbrsrinnsn rei1ten ibrs
&ef9nation Elm:
Nnna pugb, 2ebrerin an Der 2en
WaQaee=S4uls; 9aiip Ssnnp. Qebrs=
rin an Der Srbington'e e9ule; Settle
Mnberfon, 2sbrerin an Der Sloan.
S&ule; Sris Sbirlep. 2ebrerin on be,
SduIe go. 81; Olibe Morebouie. 2sb.
rerin an Der 2ongfeaop.S S9ule; Nat=
tie grOwn, 2ebrerin an Der Wc@op.
S9ule.
Der Bibliutbetberi6t 3eiste, baB an
1. Wdra lis, AL 8h9er f6 i'm 8efbt
Der 8ibliOthet bsfanben; 592 uurbsn
bisisr Mn3abl sussfhst, mas Elm 8utal
bon 116 063 ersiebt. Sn Circulation
waren Sc, 628 Bh9sr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
Saaatarnsn Sss l1nabbGnsissu
Surubereias.

am MOntag, 80. Ipril, finoet I'm
@nglilb Opera 6ouie bus allidbrli4s
S6auturnen bss unabhdngigen Surn'
oersins iiatt. 5srr Surnlebrer Oscar
9. &utber bat fiir baHslbe bur4mes ge=
oiesene uebuusen ausgewd6lt, in oenen
idmmtlits Gdiiler alsr 9lafen. bonn
fleiniten big gum gr6Bten ibre 2siitun'
gen 81 iei9en 8ele3enbeit baben. Sa
9iebt ssglumens, Gabnsns, 4ugelita5s,
Snmborin= unb ME bic &eigen ale
beiBsn m6gsn fur bic Gamens unb
Wdo4en'Slafen. Reulen= unb 5antels
llsbuneen fur bic 36glinss. ppramis
ben uno Elm mod ME i'm Weifen gefebe-
nss 2reu3. 3.3ed.Surnen fir Mtttbe,
Mdri4e, Grei.uebungen unb @ruppis
runsen fur ale Slafen ufm. uim.,
1nb idmmtli6e usbunasn finb nsr
uno aus benienisen fhr bie b69fen
Stufsn getvdblt.
Die 8lumens uno Tabnsnreigen Der
2. Wdo9entlafie iopie Der Samborin'
&eigsn Der Sartsntlafe bsrIprs9sn
ibrer Neubeit uno Srisinaliidt msssn
Die @lanapuutie bss Nbenbs gu tperben
Die 400 Surner unb Surni9aler,
wel9s on bem S9auiurnen tbsiInsb-
men, fnb unter 2eitun9 ibres 2ebrers
6errn &utber sifrig nit benz ginhbsr
ibrer sum arOBen Sbsil re9t famieri.
gen gIufsaben beiddftiat; fe tpsrbsr
nit Der in bsrsdti9ter Wsiie ertuarte'
ten srncten 9ur6fhbruns bsrielbsn fd
unb ibrem unermtbIt9en 2sbrer gbr,
MAIDEN.
Gin rs9t intersfanter absnb itsbt II
fi6erer Nusfi6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
@as sie &amoioatmr fir Sas
SberifsMmt fotet.

Soiepb s. @lnp uno gowaro Sour'
bier, bic beioen republifanii6en ge-
perber INN bas Mmt bes 6beriffs tn
Warion gountp habsH In @emdbbeii
Der eeisbli9en Bsitimmungen bet BEN
@Ounipelerf cine 3uiammenfeuunQ
ibrer Nuslagen einaereiat.
gsibe baben es fib un9efdbr glsid
biel totem laKen; Sourbier. Der iebig'
Snbaber unb bur9gefalene Wieoerbe'
werber perauseabts ettuas iiber $500
mebr als isin erfolgrei4er Ge9nel
Clap. Der folsenbe llntoifsn batte
AfeBment fur bic @onbention $75
@i9arren $3.50, 8idfs bon &ir@er
uno geraniisunss-9s 9sienf&aften $l15
Gabrgelegenbeiten $35, 8riefmartsr
s65. Srudia9sn $3.50, Mn5eisen $75
Mistbe $50, @lert $3.50. Organization
1886, anbere Musgaben $50, sufammel
$2350.
@ourbier be3abIte: Ii1ebment fiji
bic Contention $75, Srudia&en $95
Briefmarfen 500, Gigarren uim
$126.5O, Gabrgslegenbeiten $38, Ius
lagsn BET |ben primdr.W .Wablen $25OO
;uiammen s2884. SO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

gbanspiIle, 10. Mpril. Der
Wabaib.Glub errsi9te BET Neu 9ar'
mcnie einen Stanb BON 19 Sub 10
3oa, felt 1904 Der h69fe Waferfanb.
llnasfdbr>1O, 900 Mder NIT Weiaen be-
felltes 2anb fnb unter BaHer unh
pirb Der e&aben auf 5000. 900 &C.
i9dbt. Die Hstpobner iomie nabe3u
alles Wieb fonnten bon ben ttber'
i&memmten 2dnbersien gerettet mer'
ben. Das @afsr iif iebt i'm Taaeu
be9riffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11
edaSenfentr
I'm Dinona Ge4niihen
Jnititut
Uermeia6t 1O-15,OOO 9ot=
,Iars Werluit.

Um so uhr WtttttDo0 Uforgen iap
Der @d4ter i'm 36urm oes Court
bauies aus einem @sb1ube In norb6f.
lihsr Ri9tuns 5lammsn auffei9en.
@r eab ToFort ben 5eusr'Nlarm, Dem
elm smsiter fOIgts, iObalo Die 6euerpebr
nuf Der granoifelle angslanst mar.
Die v8raoes Saa" bss @inOna
Se9niiasn Snftituts an go. 1900 Off
Mtai9an StraBe tanb In 6lammsn
uno oas 6suer mar F9on 10 melt porges
iaritten, oaB irgeno tuel9e Rettun9s-
arbsitsn nuslos uaren; bic Ssuerwebr
tOnnte nur NOD oa5in arbeiten, bas
Geusr auf ieinen Serb 3u bef9rdnten.
Sn ungefdbr 3uei Stunben itanoen
nur nod Die umfahunesmauern bes
so Gus breitsn uno 200 SuB lanssn
sueift6digen 8ebduoes; bas Snnere
mar boaffdnbi9 auseebrannt.
Sn osm @sbdubs befanben fit biz
2ebr.Sdls fur Carpenter unb Walsr,
8ibliothst, 2eIeaimmsr unb @pmna-
fium. Die gibliOt6et entbielt 3mii9sn
1000 unb 5000 sum S6eil re9t tpsrt9.
boas gh4er. tuel9e idmmtli9 3uinm.
men nit alien anbsren 2ebrmittelu
b.rbrannten.
Sails bic llmfahunss-Wauern Bel
Der grri&tung zines neuen @ebdu6es
NOD bsnuBt wsrben t6nnen, uiro be,
59absn unsefdbr s1O. 900 bstraeen.
pOau NOD stwa $4,000 far ben Isrluit
Der inneren ginri9tune treten.
Woourd bas Geusr entfano, III midi
fsff3ufsGeu; ieoenfaGs bat baifelbs
i4un iiunDsnlang gebrannt, sbe BIZ
GIamnsn na9 Aubsn bur9bra9en uni
belnertt uuroen. Der a4t-Snsenieu,
mar Der ginsiss, tpel4er felt Sienifal
Abeno i'm 8ebduoe antueieub mar unit
bisier msrite erft als oie Geuerpsbr an
fam, baB bas 8ebdube in dlammer
fano.
unaenhgsnoer Wnhsrbrud binbsrt
glnfnn9s Die 2bI9mannI9aften BET ib
rer Arbeit; wsnn oies ieoo4 au9 niGi
Der Jaa gerueieH tuare, an benz @e
bdubs Udre ni9ts msbr gu rstten ge
psisn.
Die bod gum Simmei aufidieBenbst
JIlmnsn unO ipriibenssn Junfen er
leuateten Deitbin bic umliegenbei
Strabsn.9eoierte uno sine 9robe Men
f8enmeuss Bate fib eingefunoen, oai
i9Gurig=i6One S9auipiel 3u bstra&
ten.
Scr Sabrsn tpuroe bas 3srif6rts @s
bduoe bon Der Re9ierun9 als Elm Nrtil
lsrissNrienal bsnuBt; oh uno uanl
oafelbe wieosr aufssbaut tperben tpiro
iii nod ni4i beitimmt. Or. Sol. g
Sidsp, Der prdEoent bes Snltituts
rsiits an Sisnfas nab Winona Uni
uurOe telssrapbiib bisrberbsnlfen
Ha4 anfunft besIelben tperben pldn
fir bic gtabliruns borldufiser S9ul
rdume an Stslle Der 3srif6rten In Be
ratbung gssogen tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Rap2affin. II Sabre alt. 1860
@ef II. @trabe, tuurbe 9efern an ber
Wontealm Strabe BON elmer 6traBen.
babn-@ar iiberfabren, nobel ibm Elm
Mrm bonn &umpi setrsnnt, sin gsin
esbro9en unb gerlebun9en am Ropfs
beigebra&t muroen. Der BerungIhdts
muroe in lebensgefdbrli9em 3uitanh
bsrmiitelff Der ambulan3 In oas Rdbti.
i9e 9ofpitaI 9ebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

raum Der Waribure ipislt, fsierts biz
&egie pObl bsroients Sriumpbe. Sis
S3sne mar tiber ale gsiGrsibung Elm.
orufspou.
Ginen ptrbisen Wertreter bate ble
&ole bes Wartgrafen In 9srrn Sttler
@ranfton gefunben. Sein pobltlin,
gsnber 8aB mar uneemein ipmpatifG
uno bic whrbise Gube Ieines SpieIes
meifterli9.
Srl. 8ertrube &ennpIon fang BIZ
ROls Der gliiabstb. Sbre Stimme.
bon feltener s66ne. ift rein unb tlans.
boil ielbit In ben b66iten 2agen. Sd,
Spiel mar bon NRmutb.
&auiGenber gsifaa purbe ibr. bor
benz beaeilferten publitum ge3oqt. Del
Streit Der Msinneidnser sslanste ir
uudti9er Weiie gum Nusbrud uno bi,
gtnjslidnger, oarrnter beiOnoers 9erl
Seane als WoIfram, iotpobl aIs bi,
GbOre, aelan9ten gu grObartiaer Wir'
tung.
Nu9 I'm lsbten gtt. In oem 2ieb at
ben abenofern, 'Ieifete 9err Dean,
bortreffli9ss. grgreifenb unb bol
mslobi0ier S96ne mar bic 2lage be1
gliaabetb unb fpdter bic &ssitatior
8ann6duiers bon isiner pilgerf9aft
gs NOR cine our9we9 trsf1t9e Nuf
fiibrung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Greb g. Bauer. 81 Sabre alt,
2702 Burton Mbe.. murbe 9efern bes
ginbru&s unb SiebfabIs bef&ulbigi
unb bon benz 8eamten 6oRetter prompt
absefhbrt. Die ndberen gin3elbeiteu
tonnten ni&t In @rfabruns gebra9l
uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Ur(xUl0ttftt !
Cferltltett, S6nttttItst,te ett
,tmo NHamsen ieoer Axt ttt
oer 8r6btets tttto prd@ti8ffe,s
MaStpabt. Sett TT eS 3ett
Shire 8eFeumn8 80 tttad)ets.
8erterutam,s 8roS. So,
241 @aH. @te. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

Sottiieb 3eutbar6t,
pOie semiitbli@e @de",
gde gfoble un6 Martet Str.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
Bell Brothers Sold Out.

Bell BROTHERS, for Is years sueees siul
merchants IN Randolph, sold out their
hoaFishing dry goods business last Thurs
DAY 10 Andrew q, Nicholson OF North
smpeon, Mass, VINO will take possession
o. me same about the middle OF the COM
ing month.
II was in January OF 1894 that A. ii. and
~ ~ bell came 10 town, succeeding John
d. Mitchell at the stand, which they have
made Mecca Tor shoppers up and down the
valley and Tor miles around, MideawaKe,
progressive young men, they saw the OPP
poftunltles of this place as the center of a
large shopping district and launched into
a constantly increasing mercantile bush
ness, that was yet guided and controlled
~ Wise but not too hamperlng eonserya-
tism,
In July, 1885, A. II. Bell retired from the
urn, making over his Interest TO his
youngest brother, Arthur J.. Bell, aud
went % Chicago, where he Is at present es-
tahllshed, I'll. u. and A. j. Bell continued
the steady development OF the store until
nov more than three times he original
moor space Of 20XSo feet is occupied by the
various expanding departments. The
volume Of business has trebled IN the last
Is years and gives every indication OF a
sound and healthy growth.
The millinery department has been In
N+t"t ~ VI Aht EtNkNfs AAAea NAoId a. Dell,
who JOINS 10 good Judgment ia tae con-
duet Of affairs nice taste and exceptional
skill Ia the art Of trimming. She has
kept pace with her brothers in the race for
trade and made her shop one OF the first
points TO be considered in the choice OF a
hat.
Aside from the advantage derived from
their business ability, Randolph has
found In the Bells most desirable citizens,
active members in the Baptist church, aud
family whose departure Is 10 be sincerely
regretted. They anticipate taking a little
rest and eventually locating ia the Middle
West
Mr.. Nicholson, the firms successor, is a
native OF Scotland and was three years In
the dry goods business in Glasgow before
coming 10 America in 1887 10 clerk, seven
years for the CRllender. McAuslan 4
( froup company in Providence, X. l. lie
was afterwards in Gloucester, Mass, q
year and half and in Newport, X. l.,
I two years and a half, going then to Joliet,
/ lll.,tO act as buyer for large store another
/ two years and half. He has been in busi-
+ ness IN Northampton, Mass, fol- the last sig
and halt years sand comes to Randolph
after long aud varied experience in mer.
camille affairs.
He Is already making plans for an ex'
+ tensIve business that calls for alterations
IN the interior OF the store and an in
crease Of space. His city training, backed
/ by capital and ability promise to max,
/ him live factor IN the development o.
{ the commercial interests OF the village
I He has a wife and two young children-t
/ son and a daughter-who will be cordially
welcomed to Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
Keenin Good Heath.

There are many thousands OF people all
over the world who can attribute their
good health to taking one or two Bran
dreth's Pills every night. These pills
cleanse the stomach and bowels, stimulate
the kidneys and liver and purify the
blood. They are the same fine laxative
tonic pill your grandparents used, and be-
ing purely vegetable they are adapted to
children and old people. as well as to those
in the vigoF OF manhood and womanhood.
Brandreth's Pills have been in use for
over century and can be obtained in
every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13

MI, kowell, who did the buying for the
shep IN connection with his drOVef's busi-
less' VIII devote his attention q the latter
pursuit,
An order has been issued by First As
sislant Postmaster General Hitchcock.
eHeeliye January /, looking toward the
aaopslon OF uniform rates OF rent Tor
boxes ia postolilees, which will, il is stated
sutet every postOihee IN the United States
the new schedule adopts as the minimum
Fale Tor small boxes ia touTth-eiass post
ounces the amount Item cents per Quar.erl
now generally charged, From this figure
the rates advance according TO carefully
graduated scale until they reach a charge
Tor sm II lock boxes AZ one pOstafflee New
inFA city OF ~ quarter, the amount
nov charged Al that oiiiee, Il IS not the
intention % make any neral Increase IN
box rents, and while set rates will be
revised, others viii be considerably
lowered.
The fourth entertainment Ia the RAN
delphi course will be given by the Iiteh-
neld Comedy Trio In Dubois & GAYS hall
Tuesday evening. The company consists
OF Mr,and Mrs. Ned itchheld-the,torm
IN lmpersonaloF, humorous vocalist and
reeiler, aud the latter ylOllnlst aud enter.
taineg- aud Miss AObie Litchheld, accom-
panist and impersouator A special feature
L made OF rural comedy sketch, down
AZ brook Farm, which occupies the latter
bali OF the entertainment and h, according
70 press reports, "a clever skit that proves
laughahle from beglnning to end MIR.
lAtehhsid has been before the public %
years aud has a versatility that makes his
programs very pleasing. The date OF this
entertainment i Tuesday, the 18th, and
not Monday, the 18th, as stated on the
prospectus.
J. +. Ienney, whose wife was formerly
Miss Jennie Carter o. East Randolph,
writes from Federal Point, Fla, that ''it i
presumed you m Randolph are having
sleighrides about tins time, that your
trees are denuded OF foliage, your bird.
have LETT you, and you are eating up and
feeding out the forage that the last sum
mer.s crop gave you. Here we are getting
ready 10 plant potatoes, are eultiyatinl
our gardens and picking our oranges
while roses are In bloom and your birds
arr singing noisily for Us. la the inter.
walls Of lodging alligators, fighting mos.
quitoes, picking roses and oranges, chok-
ing with dust, hunting heas, waving
palm leaf fans, listening 10 the knocking
nlFd and longing for a cooli1g breath o.
air, our tropieally located friends inc
time 10 picture the horrors OF the frozer
North. They seem tolsee the low caves
icy iretting,N the ice bound streams, tn,
glittering fields OF snow. the snug com,
forts OF barns and cellars, and slmos
catch above the songs Of their birds thu
I click OF skates and the sleighbells' merry
I jingle in the frosty air. They do pity US
and nearly have cold sweats in fancyinl
our awful situation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
A Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree tc
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle o.
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if Il
fails to cure your cough or cold We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
c. +. Black, South Royalton
Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
Walbridge & Heath, Sharon.
Badger & Noyes, Sharon.
Edward Miller, East Barnard.
M, j. Sargent & Son, South Royslton.
W, NJ. Adams, North Pomfret.
A. l.. Morse & Co., West Hartford.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
BETHEL 'LYMPUs.

Several are sick with the prevailing dis
temper.
Mrs. Cylena Hall spent last week with
Mrs. David Dyke.
u. o. Twitchell had the misfortune to
lose one OF his horses last Saturday. II
sprained its leg several weeks ago aud hao
to be killed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13
NORTH RANnOLPA.

The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
irwin Heath, Dec. 10,
May Cone and Mrs. Huse OF Randolph
were guests OF Mrs. A. N. Cone recently.
G. A. Poor killed two eight months-o old
pigs that weighed, one 800 pounds and the
other $50.
Dr. Newell has been called to see viii
Cone, who was taken suddenly i'll Satur-
day evening.
G. A. Durkee's three children have all
been sick for the last week, also Grace
Russell and Lloyd Downing, with cholera
morhus.
About 10 friends and neighbors gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Taft re-
Gently TO play games. All had fine time
and refreshments of baked beans, sand
witches, cake and coffee were served
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13

f. c. Dewitt q 20. OF Chicago, at whose
laboratory Kodol is prepared, assure us
that this remarkable digestant and cor
receive for the stomach conforms fully to
an provisions of the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. The Kodol laboratory is a
very large one, but il all the sufferers from
indigestion and stomach troubles could
know the virtues of Kodol, it would be
impossible for the manufacturers to keep
up with the demand. Kodol is sold
here by NJ j. Sargent & Son, South Royal
ton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-13

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness Of
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment.
AT any drug gtOre
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-19
MExICANS OWN THE SOIL
Industries of the Republic, However,
Are Largely In Foreign
Hands.

The tenacity with which the great estates
of Mexico are maintained intact by the old
families Of this country appears all the
more remarkable when II is considered how
generally all lines of industry, aside from
that of the farmer, are In the hands Of for
eigners. The dry goods trade of Mexico Is
controlled by the French, the Spaniards of
Mexico are the country's grocers the Ger
mans do the hardware business the rail-
roads, aside from government interests, are
controlled by Americans and English the
bank stock of Mexico is largely held n
Europe, while "A large percentage of the
industrial concerns of the country belongs
to foreigners.
Not so. however. the agricultural re-
sources Of Mexico. During recent years a
great deal of American capital has entered
the republic for investment in tropical plan
tations, particularly in southern Mexico
but the great bulk OF Mexico's rural land
is held in the form of extensive haciendas
or ranches, often hundreds of thousands OF
acres in extent. Some OF these estat.
have been handed down In the same fam
lilies for nearly 400 years, not few titles
tracing their origin back to the first grant
from the king of Spain after the conquest
The aristocracy of Mexico is counted
among these landed proprietors, many of
whom enjoy princely incomes from their
plantations, which often produce great
variety OF products and embrace seveTa.
manufacturing plants. 1t is largely due to
the fact that the tax upon land of this
character is light that these estates have so
long remained undivided. as, in most In
stances only small percentage OF their
area is under cultivation.
As in many states the levy is practically
only tax upon products. the unused acres
are no great burden. Many who have the
country's interest at heart want to see
these tracts taxed so that the owners will
be forced to sell at least a portion of them
and the land Of the country divided among
a large number Of small proprietors. Such
a measure would be vigorously opposed by
the wealthy landed proprietors and such sre
the number and Importance of this class
that no active measure OF this kind has
ever been promulgated,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-19
4 Florida neItcacy.

great delicacy in Florida IL the tip Of
an alligstor's tail II tastes like frogs
legs. though a hit more gamey. Alligator
tails are best Just after the rlcebird sea SON
The big aligatOrs float In the water "ith
only their eyes showing. When they see a
mock Of these fat, juicy little birds they dive
TO the bottom. Their long. wide snout
scoops up some OF the loan and they fios ;
TO the surface again with just the rich soil
showing The birds think IL Is an island.
They slight upon It. When the whole fam
ily l. there the big reptile turns suddenly.
Just as the birds scramble on he opens his
mouth once. They are gone Tia birds are
neat little feeders. and the alligator Is an
epicure at this time Of the year The rice
bird diet makes the tip OF his tail. Of which
he is most vain, tender and sv'eet.-Cleve-
Ia nd Leader.
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Pointed Paragraphs.

When wise Ahieves fall out they proceed
TO plant their graft before getting them
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mittee.
To die for a woman may he brave, but
the man who leads her to the altar and
agrees to make a living for her IL the
real hero.
II woman is wise she will inform her
dressmaker that she needs her new dress
at least a week before she actually does
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OF March A. ID. 1876.
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Lincoln. Nebraska, Feb. 8. 1906
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