davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
u. SINCLAIR INDoRSED AS
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE

TRENTON, y. J., July 9.-Upton Sin
clair author of THE Jungle" the pub
lication that led to exposure of pack
ing house establishments. is to be the
Congressional candidate of the socialists
of Mercer county. He has consented
to accept the nomination. and he will
be named at a convention to be held
here late this month
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
Nv THE WORLD OF FTNANCE
MITCHELL MINING
IN LARGE DEMAND
Pretty Duel in LanSton With
Offer to Buy 5000 Shares
at Sales Price.

The activity of the local stock ex-
change today was a pleasing departure
from the dullness that has prevailed
thus far In the month The total
amount Of business was greater than
was crowded in the entire four days
of last week. Prices were not at the
best and liquidation was plainly in evil
dence. but the excellent buying in near
~ all classes was taken as an indica-
ton of a feeling OF returning confidence
and a belief in better prices in the near
future.
The special feature was the renewed
buying OF Mitchell Mining which COM
prised more than half of the entire
trading, and was largely taken on sixty
day options. The price paid Is very
much less than has heretofore ruled.
sales have ben recorded. but it was Of
a most confident character and in good
sized lots.
Greene Copper, on the contrary. was
a point of. and is now selling at the
lowest Of the year. The usual rumors
Of a cessation of dividends, curtailment
Of production. etc. has accompanied the
selling, and there is a somewhat uncer-
tain feeling IN the minds OF st0ckhold-
ers, although officials of the company
give assurances Of good promise.
For a time IL looked as If LanstOn
would be the card OF the day as the
buying and selling came fast and furl-
Gus, a very pretty little passage of arms
took place between the two COntendeTs.
Finally the buyer offered 10 take any
part of 5000 shares at l4is, and the
closing hung at that figure.
Mergenthaier was also a good part OF
the days business and lost a fraction on
the steady selling Of the stock. Capital
Traction looked up a little on small
sales, and railway preferred found sew
eral buyers. The common was neglect
ed
Col William c Greene has sent as
surances from Capanea that the situa-
ton at the mines Of the Greene Con-
solidated Copper Company IS normal
again and that there is no reason 10
look for a decline in the July earnings.
Colonel Greene also denies the rumors
that various persons have resigned from
his employ and says that the stories are
untrue, with one exception. Il also has
been stated officially that the company
VIII produce a greater amount Of copper
IN the next few months and that the
cost OF mining VIII be reduced at least
. cents a pound. The stock was well
supported IN the last two days OF the
week.
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

Two little chaps were on their way
to school We've got a new baby at
our house" said Joe. Where did you
get it2'' -'Dr. White brought 1t iast
night" was the reply. on said
Johnnie. I'VE take Of i'm. too. "-Watc--
bury American.
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
BREWERS IN GENERAL OPINION.

What are we in this State, anyhow Z?
Wfsconsinners. Wtsconsans, Wisconsin,
fists Wiscons0nians-or what? Informa-
ton is desired by a New York paper
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
EARL SOLICITOR
Of LABOR BUREAU

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. July 9-Secre-
tary Loeb announced this afternoon
when he returned from his daily visit
TO Sycamore Hill, the appointment Of
Charles Earl as solicitor Of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor.
ri-. Loeb also announced that Richard
K. Campbell, formerly solicitor for the
Bureau OF immigration, has been made
chief of the new Bureau of Naturali-
zation,
Mr.. Earl is at present an attorney in
the Department of Justice and VIZ >
formerly employed in the Bureau Of
Corporations at the Capital under
Commissioner James r. Garfield. Mr
Earl succeeds as solicitor e r. Sims,
who was recently appointed United
States district attorney at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
ONCE. Corner Ninth and Streets.

PAID-UP CAPITAL, Sl.00o. 600.
SURPLUS, $3.50. GO (EARNED).
Loans IN any amount made on ap-
- proved real estate or collateral at rea-
Eonabls rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
-. balances subject TO check.
This company acts as executor. ad-
- rninistrator trustee, agent treasursr.
- registrar and IN AL ether hduciaTy ca
pacities-
Boxes for rent In burglar and hTspro0f
- vaults FOR safe deposit and storage OF
valuable packages
John JOY EDSON,........s..s....... President
John A. SWOPE.-....-...--.-. Vice Presidsnt
ELLIS Second Vice President
ANDREW PAR Ef1h.s.a 4 fet&lEer
HARRY Q. MEEM- Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR. ..........-. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS Real Estate Oficsr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared TO assume the management %
your real estate. Careful attention given te
all Gstails.
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales OF the board. including after
CALL amounted 10 $7.100 bonds and 3.6f7
shares Of stock.
Following are the sales and quotations
OF today's market.
United States coupon 2's, $l,lO0G103&.
Columbia Railroad SIS, $l,U0J4l0i, S5O00
i04
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
$500gS6. SJ0yG66. Sl,000H85A. 81 .000GS544
United States Electric Light deben-
ture, S500ulO04s.
Potomac Electric Light IS. 81, ,OO0aIO4Is.
capital Traction, lJ4l4312, lNli3iz, IA
1882, 2ul43JA.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, SASSY. 12GS62s. 12GS63s, 30aS69s,
j0Q66lZ. 20q65l1
Mcrgenthaler. I01S2lk. 1Gd1a3. 1Oal92Js
lU0l92Ss, 1GI15z& 1OQ1B2+ I00lg25s IO6i
1925. 60II192A l0U 1921.
LanstOn, 1O04l4F. lOO4IFs IG06Ipk, 100
nl4is, lOO914ls, 2O0l14s. 7SQl41s
Greene Copper. l0002i
Mitchell Mining. lUesarA. 1O0d6 (buyer
COD. 100G6 (buyer f0J, lO0G57s, l00a5A, 900
46h buyer 60).
National City Bank 10d13i.
After Call-Washington Railway and
Electric common. 100 33l5
Mitchell Mining 50y &c, 5,gd6L (buyer
GOD, loOq5A, 1O0u6 (buyer Coz, 1906 buy
er COZ
Greene Copper. 65q2A, looaalz Qbuyer
The Washington times., 1906-07-09
Year After Year

The record office will show YOU
what vast amounts OF money we
loan on real estate during the
course Of a year II will also
show you that many Of the largest
operators in the District have
been doing their loans business
exclusively with us for many
years past. II il scarcely neCes-
sarS 10 comment on this fact II
speaks FOR itself.
SWartZeII, Rheem 6
Hensey Co.,
WARNER BUILDING.
SIG F STREET NORTHWEST.
The Washington times., 1906-07-09

Secretary OF State Rose has issued a
license TO incorporate in Illinois 10 the
Corn Products Refining Company, OF
Jersey City. y. J.. with a capital stock
OF $50 000, 600, of which the capital stock
in Illinois will be s. $4,000
The Washington times., 1906-07-09

James II. Eckels. when interviewed
over the long distance telephone at his
summer home at OconOmOwoc. Wis,
denied the report that he IS slated for
the presidency Of the New York Life
Insurance ComnanY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
lieaaIaaa neaY 81 Aan Founa.

Granite citYsilI.. May if.--1rhe had.
less body o. . snaa WA found Ia Z
cess pool IN the rear Of Madlsop "a.
loon. not far from whsre Ioha Hickey,
Al overland Traveller 70 Ohlahoma, van
saRdhsksea and killed Iaat week. This
sbssnce q The head. II II Bslisvsd. 10
dlcstea that the man was muFdefed.
apd thaf the herd wss removed 70
pfevtng i1onklneatioa, The body he'd
gvidsasly iain 10 the cess pcoisioE ses.
SFAl usoAthA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
Tsloaraph ovsesVos auIoIaes.

Atlanta. May It'll, n. CLARK, she
telegraph operator at ChAmbIse. o.,
Who ran amack Monday Alnht wh0.
With torch. sAOlsaR and pistol terror
irsd tAs cltissns Of two tewnA hiiiins
ons man and wouhaias foar ethsFs.
ses % Tuesday, aftsFuooa safFoanasa
~ = shaFiEs possse After eEehAaeins
several sAos vita ne poase. he esisGi
no noi ah0gt any more; ans shol.
me pefe ceased nEine A minute n
Ger 4 sh0t VS. heard 10 the balhss
where 10 was eoResalaa. Ths bossa.
comine closer. ascsftained that cIafk
ssn dead. 10 hsd seat . bullet 10
III hsaFt. causing Inslans death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
aAnEsYIIE, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NAY is, 1906 \,
brand Ledge 81 the oseer Mssts u
the City u Aanusta.

brand Ledge 81 the oseer Msstp IA
ths City ~ Aanpsta. :
Augusta, Ca. May AZ. With nearly
$50 delegates and nnsnbsea present.
the thirtyeeventh grand lodge o. the
knights Of Pythias opener he sesniOn
Tuesday. Grand Chancellor w. n,
BrAHncn presided At the ssssionn
which bsgen At O'Clock w. g. eut'
live. oG savannah was chosen assist
ant to the grand keeper OF records and
seal. and the lodge adjonrned to watch
the parade OF tho uniform rank Brig
adler General Charles A. Coz. IN Con,'
mAnd. Three companies from sa'
vsnnah, two from Atlanta. and one
each from Augusta. Brunswick and Co.
lumbus. we're IN line.
After the parade the. openlna exer'
clsss were held 1t tho opera house,
City Attorney Q. EleAfy Cohen making
the address Of welcome In behalf Of
Mayor r.. q, Allen. who was uaAsold,
ably absent. The response BY Grand
Chancellor Brannoq was eloquent bu,
brief Fraternai greetings were wired
to tho grand lodges In Arkansas. Al
ALBANIA and Kansas. which are also In
session. 3
!. The customary reports OF grand
lodge cheers were read. The uniform
trank tvsll hold fhoir nrina driiIa nj the
schhetzen Plats Ia the afternoon and
branch Of the Rathbone sisters vii
be instituted IN Augusta. A barbe
cue dinner win be served at the PlatI
at 9 o'clock for all yisitIRs Knightl
and the Knights Of Khorassan VIII
have q reremonisl session In the sven
ing preceded by red fre parade u
fantastic costume.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

aonih NoFWalk. Coca. May liza
esisetlsi visi,ani Aashsd fFom the
Asaysns $50 ssTusk AsAsew disc. %
Iselsa hiil. ssaF Ghls eisy. "a ssFFibie
blow thsl Ne vas fguna sensstees
wtth . eFsshed aha fFasfafsd sknii
ne msteeFiss watch ials 0isa lsssa,
EbIs n ne sasavay ssaf bis hoas u
ths SIDE % - eFsaGs, stgnesaiy CO..
suasGea and msfke4 Win pasaisas
ssysiallIne nsnFss LlDesl miRsfek
ouisss assiAgs. sfsss q earsfsi Axamiee
tioa u ths ssFtgas mass ~ n1tel
that q 10 HsaaestImsbiy " msaeegis
egigia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

LawreneeviIle. Ca. Hay 17.-@wllliG
Gordon. . negro. was executed hsre q
Lac o;clDek for the murder Of Rachel
Hunt. q nsgress. II Buford. Fsb. 18th
last Before the pfiaonsr was fenOV
ed from tho county jaIi 10 the eaIlowR
about 1850 people assembled neai
tAe Sail 70 hear Ma last speech. Ne
said Ne was ready to %. and warned
Al the living 20 absisin from the uss
ef WHISKY plhaeit ane daneine. q
these evils were The causes a. ~
doWnfAsl and death. Tho szeeassoa
being n psisase. there vas 20 sppas
tnf sxriismsnl and Hhefsn niartin And
MA gnards kaA no tfeslhse Il eRFsylnS
ous ne senseace ~ Ne csnrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

Maeoa O.. May l7s.-agf1. noDe
tie vsetim - WIN N0snson. tha nteTd
gao was lyntAe4 SECS Hasszsan. ma1z
. paIhetic appeal q ulnite6 states
NnsAai QeorBs wha,s hafs. tnst prsei
% the ering ~ . SHOT frDm her ~
selvss wAich iee - Ne nsgsp's ds1fA
Shs srefs ississ fn uhlEh - ed
ef tht negSe's e6n6e1t - ~ pFesieas
ufghs ana saif we fs&spd a. a.
xtass aHfhosf,ies wpa'd 40 ~ pentxh
tha neers. Tha mssshek snfsse osas
~ lsstsE . shusM mp6sFA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

Bristol Va. May l7e~Ae ths resull
Of 4 riot nhich WAS Ineiies ~ seventy,
iIve Ilaliaa iabgrers eIuDissea on ths
South and West EaiIros6. near sprucs
Pine. n. G.. oas was kAliad aad two -.
rlonaiy Inlnred. FoT pehsp aaknewn
rsasoa ths msa quit sea ard aetnaaa.
81 immediate pay The sapsrinssn'
dent was anable to cofnplg piih this
demand, and thrsatS Nare made 70
blow 20 tAa elioe "a sommiasary
bull6ings A posse ue6 oeBxmised 70
vualE ne noo. and when 4 nppFnoch4d
ths hpass where the rtat lsAasgs weFe
asnsmbIsd. they were 90 Wtsh . vol
~ frpm vifhin. ina ~ VS. ~
snFne6 via ~ sb0ys sefsl,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
cotton spsnneru h Convention.


Asheyilie. N. c.. May H.--It Is osti'
mated that 800 delegates. representing
10000 splndIes, have already arrived
here TO attend the tenth annual con-
vention OF the American Cotton Manu-.
lecturers association, which opened al
kenliworh Ian Wednesday mornina
a. 10 O'Clock. This convention IL 70
EaFded a. the most important IN the
history OF the association ~ reason 81
the fact that Il will deal with cues
iions which have attracted national at
teniion during the past ~ months, Al
uhusual feature OF this convehtioa "a
the announcement that tho public VIII
Be admitted to all aessi0ns. This 40
slop 10 taken. Il Is said. IN order that
The people geperally may know exact
" how the cotton manufacturers stand
ON matters whsrsin their attitude has
BEEN questioned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
Newspaper Men q Montaomsry.

Montgomery.e Ala. May i7.--Th
southern newspaper publishers arrived
too late for business sessioa In the
morning. and A. soon as tha Welcoming
speeches were mads the pAFty left o.
4 special train Tor . barbecue a
Jackson's lake They were weicomed
TO the city by the president Of tbs
council. CASTOR Ciuntsr. and Major W
W. Screws, Of the Montgomery Adver
tiser The response was made by H.
II. Cabaniss. Of Atlanta, The attsn,
dance b not 20 heavy 40 was expect
ed. A business sesslon was held
Tuesday Afternoon and thls evening, q
which matters Of Interest 20 me "a
vertissne and circulasion men were
discussed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
otILD sslxRO aY NaaNo sNOTa
ARMED Posss q Rene sssks Negro
Assallana % Ilssle 0Irl.

AsssIlens q Llssls Girl.
8cme. Ca NAY lIr-An unknown
Assro. Ahoat ~ years oid' aserapss g
20 crimiAAlly assault jamie MehlpA.
aey. the is-yNarcld dAsehtsr o. Yen e.
hcklhaney, Tuesday evening apoes =
o'clock.
the little giFi mad been 70 Lyle
Spring 20 get some water she Was
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

I Alhany. NJ n. Nay liza rist -
kwtsA ItalIAns and agrees broke Osi
- 90 bfick yards II Coeymans. ~
Hll.ss senth q acre, wednesday. shss'
a. pz.ss So esDusies and LieussnAnl
l,o,cs< naris. e tse Tsnth fegimsBs,
6nt - tha sckns aad the cpnnasalnx
4lansss 81 the beenl mEiitafy eompa-
alks have beer distracted 70 ~ ID
fsn<sinsan &c orders. one aesss ms
kssp bspushi 70 AIsaay hospital vim
q husles In he SIS. Tia sIpuhIs
ssee % AZ ne tmpossssiea % seush'
,xsu aesross u iake TIE places ~ shs
Hsnksna lsalsanN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

s5aIAiM n. r.. Nay - - yeGaexh
saasanees fFela sunnla1 over the
sfneks u ths Nss ysft ctpnEl wsIhis
ne tlts iinias. rsu % - ~pes sulsrk
Wednesday. TIE saeIee mi shsps ~
ths cpecben wers vpethN4 genlts
isowa. snzlnee " ~ sfbln ma kili
- sn1 ssls eshss tsA.nntn @ess yeln
ssilx iasaFsa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
TRQoP Stink
aaA
Several People Were Killed
And wos.pded.



New York. MAY - caols irom
Oagiari. naraanis. e ne Heraid sass:
several persons Nese @'tFu 2he
many VPnnded ~ ? eoshslon oesween
troops ana strikers nere TUESDAY aad
fnfther trouble g sxpeetea. heialofce'
mehts OF the snlan earrison nave oeen
urssntly demandsa' And warsa'ps win
troops have ieit usnet ana i.esnofn,
Trouble oesnn saeAday as the ost
minauon o. RrSA increase W she
price OF tood ena ~ anarcn'stic As''
tator led the woEktaen TO strike
Thcusands q men marched TO .he
state tobacco mepNsnctory ana TO the
other entAblishmsi.ie sorcing the work
men to strike. nnseSkins windows OF
shops ana upsetting streets cara ana
cabs
There was another ana more seri'
Qua demonrtratl0n gss'srday' freosa'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

csiease Mas ~ Cnssiss =. Tsa
ban. eNpliy assas fpF sAs cpns1Iaa
RReisf u Qp1 n thip eisg. kAs betn
ln6ietE& e. eapres e tmheHSlfsa
ssiAee boie Ns - iAs sompsny. Hs
- a. presses b niw fcEt sna "a e.
eess lsfs htfr tgslsssasy 20 brsas Ne.
tsek ssF snni
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

LdNxeeesassE. lns- - 81 f'bae
q Mewaea n eexa tsfe Nl1gt 1nfEetlen
~ ! ussh ntin nesis siestfa A.
npefnsk4a wea psFssfsptt Ieef u6AA
so 3 1nle go uas fN1N4 y 81 ~
paAdla 1bs sqed kst Nbg6nlef ene
80 ~ enass rs Ms Erlahas she1 81
ea aeleiiy lIaaaFs a1R eeEi kneee
hssa aas - CIAslassa - 4 sstl 4
"a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

1Apfu. 1ol. alkr tJe~kn . ereeh q
s0snss~wu - tks e1snxsA einsinhnFI
80 ISsssSsllte faifles6 Foknaeasp M
glna4f tsisR $50 80 Drmkemes
lslss neNmeR Hag tSA rksa Il dNnIA.
M ssn~ = ~ sfsteshs > sntngss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
SURaNCECOMPANIES
VIZ SETTLE LOSSES
IN Company win Settle In
Own Fashion.
* undsrsrstsrss Bureaus win Make
rs As..mps y DIssass Or LAY Dswh
yisles Eor companIss 10 obserss y
~ ssst,smsrs = clalms. ~

Il san Francisco. May 1.-THE insuf-
e compnnias WIN settle their iosseh
s tkalr own way, each company act'
I z6f Itself. nccusding TO the con.
acis emhodiet II the poiicies and the
q nndsrwritern adjusting bureau win
lake no Rttsnapt 70 dictate q general
bIicy Of lay down uniform rules for
e companies to observe in the settle
TENT Of claims. according 70 . state
rent made BY Attorney T..c. Coogan.
VINO lslsgai adviser to the adjusting
Nilreau, s.
q The adjusting bureau As merely 70
III a. board Of appraisers in deal
Ia with claims, and only report on
bsses sustained. leaving the settle.
hent entirely to The respective compa.
lies. Mr.. Coogan said:
'srhe settlement OF claims win not
e ON ans uniform-bssis. Each com
bany win settle its own losses In
Is own fashion. II has It's own con.
sFacts embodied In It's own policies,
md Its own attorneys TO advise H.
|rhe adjusting bureau has no power 70
Shy down any uaisofa course or policy
Dr observation BY the companies, no
bower 70 compel them to valve condi'
ions and legal rights.
eNo propagation hooking toward UNI
Eormity Of action has been suggested,
nor is there any truth in the report
hat 1t Is contemplated 90 cut losses
hll down the line and settle upon
percentages basis
sThe companies viii pay what they
1sgAng owe. Moreover, they viii be
perfectly fair. but they win obey no
rules laid down for them By any bn
weaa."
Attorney Coogan's statement wa
rorroborated By n. y. Wood. chairman
DE the committee Of fifteen. which
sransAcss.all che executive busiaess Of
ahe general adjusting bareaa. On
and after Monday next the uAaerwrit
ers' bureau. watch a. present meets
ID Oakland. proposes 10 hold nneetingl
N San francisco.
The special committee Of the Mer
|ehantE assoCiatioa Of San Francisco
on insurance. compossd Of Andrew -
Davis, -ByrOn siausey and Ais no.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18

~ toan No., Mar ~. Aflasnsy
OsnssnI fsssiessh. y Tssss. aaa 90
eel Asssssenf fkaAttael passed
fhspe&h ~ geeIe Wednesday, ssrDsts
= ses&feep Cssy. shsfs thsg slil go
so Vim Astsfpey GIeaessf ils6ieT -,
sar8lat ihs essnaaEs osl psospsailens
Nbska they fetea9 - brinE sAeains
puiasinse betHeSn the Walssk f'ssges
o. epmpasx asA ~ atanGaSa on
e~mpneg y T1ras
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
40 HOUSES SWEPT
AWAY BY FLAMES
Fire DestrOys Blocks In Atlanta
Negro District.


rho.s Burned Out Lssa rSsslsaIly
Evssyshlnu Many sssvIes THEIR s*
fleets nstNsd As.ss Being Taken
from the Hsssss.
Atlanta. May iis--As the result % .
Ore which originated TusstAy aftsr.
noon at the corner og Martin street
and the Joneshorp road. forty hoUssa.
with all their contents. we're redueea
to pile OF ashes, about ten sores
were SWEET bare by the resistless ilre
driven by 4 atrons wind. between three
and four hundred people we're made
homeless and destitute Of clothing, aad
where was a few hours before q pop.
ulous negro nelghborhood. 10 now only
u forest u chilnneys and ashes.
The loss IL estimated ct $4,000,
with only few thousand dollars In
suranos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-18
Mont gasle. TsnN- VIslted b Firs.

Mont Eagle, Tenn, Visited BY Fire.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May lJ,--A are
Wednesday morning on the assembly
grounds At Mont Eagle. Tenn., on the
Cumberland plateau, whore 10 located
q sreAt national ehitauQua. entAiled
$4,000 loss. Among the buildings
burned Was Warner Hall, The Ina.
mense auditorium, the laFgest Ia the
south. naodpiied after that al Lake
MOuona. near MAdiAon, Wis. vaa
saved. although Il was Ia Immipsns
danger. The village adjoining the
grounds has no system OF IRE protec-
tlcu. The iire will not delay the open
iHg OF the assembly scheduled faf
July ist, Thousands Of southern poo
pie have their summer homes on the
assembly grounds. which are fiiled
with beautiful cottages, The aesasn.
bly, Was . hobby Of the late Major
Thomas. president Of the NashyiIlo.
Chattanooga and ~ Louis railroad,
WIN did much 10 promote the growth
Cor twenty yeara,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
Drink More Water.

Free water drinking is another es-
sential to vitality and to the develop
ment of staying power. All the oper-
ations of the body, digestion, assimila-
ton, absorption, elimination of poison
Gus waste and so on, are carried on by
means of water; and an insufficient
amount Of water in the system means
embarrassment Of every function
The body of a man of average weight
contains more than half a barrel of
water, and such a body needs for it's
proper operation at least two quarts
daily Of pure water. In this connec-
ton it may not be irrelevant to men,
tion that the Japanese soldiers, whose
surprising powers are now engaging
the admiration of the world, contain
each between two and four gallons Of
water daily.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
Efficacy Plus Prayer.

Ethel, one of New Hampshire's sew
en-year-old daughters, is devoted to
the birds. She was enraged at her
older brother, whose keenest enjoy
ment seemed to be to trap them. She
pleaded with him and scolded him. but
all to no effect. So Ethel took new
tack.
When payer time came the other
evening the mother heard this final
petition added to those which dealt
directly with the spiritual and mate
rial welfare of the family: "An', dear
God, please smash all Willie's nasty
traps, for Jesus sake. Amen"
Ethel, DEAR" said mother, serious
iy, do you really think that last is a
nice thing to ask God TO do? Do you
expect MIN to do such thing as
that"
Ethel smiled beamingly and an.
swered: "Oh, that'll be all right, muz-
ger. Jes' before I coined upstairs /
smashed 'em all my own SELF"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
The Live Stock Industry.

The value of live stock has enor-
mously increased during the past half
century. In 1850 it was $4,000, 900:
by 1860 1t had risen to $1,089, 900, 900.
in 1870 the value Of all live stock in
gold was 1929, 100000. The values
as reported in the next three censuses
were: 1880, S1,576,OOO, 900; 1880, So
sos, 0o0, 900; 1900. $2,9S1 100000. The
average values Of live stock on each
farm in the United States are reported
by the last six censuses, were: 1850.
1916; 1860. 1888; 1870, 1862; 1880.
$393;; 1890, $500: 1900, 1896. The
value Of live stock in 1900 was great.
est in Iowa, being $27S,s3O, 066. Texas
ranked second with $24O,576, 955. and
Illinois third with $195. 75s, O37. IN the
period from 1870 to 1900 cattle "a.
creased from % millions to 81 mil.
Hons dairy cows from s millions to
N millions horses from Z millions to
s16 millions; mules from 1 million to
8 millions; swine from Is millions to e2
millions; sheep from Is millions to
40 mill lions; chickens from l02 MIL
lions ~ 2s31 millions Il pounds II WOOL
from 4 % mill lions 10 l2s mn,
lions.
= not s1itabls ! TN nls ths develop " 3,
mlsnt y 4 I sSS 81