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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Alkali Destroys Cement.

BOHEMIAN, April THAT ordinary
white alkali of this state attacks and
destroys cement concrete and proba.
bly, some kinds of sandstone is one Of
the definite and highly important cor.
illusions at which the departments of
engineering and chemistry of the state
experiment station have arrived thus
far in the Investigations which they
are carrying on in regard to alkali.
The importance of this discovery is
recognized when one considers the
important part which cement plays
10 the construction Of foundations,
drains, sewers. irrigation works, and
other construction, and the fact that
ne arly all the soil of Montana con-
tains more or less alkali.
This means that it il unsafe to use
cement in any found alton or Other
structure coming ia contact with the
soil, in the alkali regions of the state.
unless some method is devised to pro-
tect it from the action OF the chemical.
To devise some protection against this
action of alkali on cement is one of
the main objects Of the further inves-
tigation of this subject which the ex-
pertinent station expects TO carry on.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
For Second Desert Entries.

4 dispatch from Washington says
the commissioner Of the general land
Office has issued Instructions to reg.
listers and receivers of the land offices
relative to the recently enacted law
providing for the making OF second
desert land entries. The law permits
any person who has lost, forfeited or
abandoned a prior desert land entry
to make a second entry as though the
former entry had not been made. In.
structions to the local land offices
provide that the afiid avits prescribed
for use in making the applications for
second homestead entries may be used
with the necessary changes in support
Of the applications for second desert
entries.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Norris Is Governor Of Montana.

HELENA, April l.-Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Edwin Norris took the oath of
Office as governor of Montana at 10
o'clock this morning. The inaugurs.
ton took place 10 the governors re-
ception room at the state house and
was marked with little ceremony. The
oath vas administered by Chief Jus.
tice Theodore Brantly and vas of the
usual form. Immediately after it had
been given friends stepped forward
and congratulated the new governor,
who five minutes later engaged in
official business.
The lieutenant governor had been
acting as governor since the resigna.
ton of Governor Toole a few weeks
ago. Governor Toole resigned be-
cause of i'll health, his resignation to
take effect April l. Immediately upon
the announcement, Governor Toole
left with his family for Southern Cali.
~fornia, from whence he has since gone
to the state of New York. Word was
received from him today that his
health wa much improved.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Butte Grocers At War.

BUTTE, April because he is not
allowed to cut prices on -four, Pat.
rick Mccarthy is plaintiff in three
suits that were brought in the district
court yesterd ay. in which he charges
that there is conspiracy against him.
He sues Trip Il Dragstedt, grocers,
for $4,000 and the Youlden Grocery
company for a similar amount. An
other suit is against the Royal Milling
company to compel the latter to live
up to an alleged contract to sell the
plaintiff a ton of a certain brand of
-four at s. ID per hundred.
He says he has been selling the -four
at S3.4O per hundred and extensively
advertised to sell it at 81. 81, which, he
says, would give him q reasonable
and sufficient profit, but that Trip &
Dragstedt and the Youlden Grocery
company interfered with his contra act
and prevented the Royal Milling com.
pany shipping the -four to him. He
says they threatened the company
that unless it compelled him to sell
the -four at 1915 per hundred they
would withdraw their patronage from
the milling company.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
MONTANA NEWS BRIEFLETS.
A Budget Of Readable Short Items
From Various Parts Of the State.

LEwIsTowN, March 31.-One of the
greatest snow storms experienced
this winter prevailed all over the
basin last night and the greater part
of today, the skies clearing late this
afternoon. The snowfall vas very
heavy, and the country is covered
with immense drifts. The moisture
comes late, but is all the more
welcome.
HELENA, March 81. - John P.
Schmit, register of the state land
Office, has made settlement with State
Treasurer J. H. Rice for the business
of his department for the last half Of
March, the amount deposited being
s29, 39e q. bringing the total for the
third month up to 1922 los. p, the lar.
gest on record.
BUTTE, March 31.--Worried over
the thought that q growth which had
appeared on HE neck was cancer,
Albert Mattock, a Waterman on the
ANOIVuOVu 1 0Sl4C I0lAl 0us RICSSCu O
revolver to his head and blew his
brains out yesterday afternoon. His
wife had just left him to call in her
children and he had drawn up his
chair to the table to eat q little lunch.
HELENA, March 3l.--One of the
largest land deals 10 recent months
was concluded here today, when Lewis
Penwell Of this city purchased the l5,-
600 acre ranch of the Basin Livestock
company, in Meagher county, com
monty known as the j. E. Bower place,
for $215, 900. Included in the deal are
10, 600 sheep, with the usual compile.
ments of horses, cattle and equipment.
The e owner will take possession
Immediately.
BILLINGS, April 1.-Complaint was
issued from the county attorneys Of.
fee today against the Burlington
Railway company. charging q viola
ton Of the state inspection laws in
that the company had failed to notify
the state veterinarian of a shipment
of sheep from Sheridan, Wyo., to
Bowler, Mont.
BILLINGS, April IA movement
has been started by the local Grand
Army post to erect a monument to the
memory of the late Sheriff James T.
Webb, who was murdered by William
Bickford at the Voolfolk & Richard.
son ranch near Billings several days
ago. Money is coming in generously
and the first subscription came from
the ranch owners on whose property
the sheriff met his death.
LEwIsTOWN, April l. - G.. w.
Haines, in charge OF the immigration
department Of the St. Paul, telegraph.
ed the Lewistown Commercial club to-
day, stating that the road was pre-.
pairing to get up an exhibit car show.
ing agricultural products of this state
and asking the club if it could arrange
for an exhibit of grains and other
products from Fergus county. The
club wired back that it would secure
a fine display whenever it was wanted.
1t 10 intended to send this car through
! the middle west and the east.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Terms Of District Court.

CHOCTEAC COUNTY
Tuesday, April 81.
Tuesday, August %.
Tuesday, November "a.
VALLEY COUNTY.
Tuesday, June 2.
Tuesday, September ..
Tuesday, November II.
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w. Lennlng, A0e l0Oles
will serve tea to the public at the rec.
tory Saturday afternoon.
The Great Northern has been mott.
fed that q grain elevator is to be built
at Collins within the next three months
and arrangements will be made to u
q spur 20 it.. Collins is the shipping
point for the farmers OF Burton bench,
an immense irrig ated tract in Teton
county. The elev ator lie to be erected
by a South Dakota capitalist, and it
will have a capacity for grading and
handling four cars Of grain per day.
The Seattle Times of recent date re.
ports the suicide of Of Mrs. E..
Lumsden, formerly Miss Alfredo
IIealy, the youngest daughter OF Cap
tain John J. Healy, who was a resi-.
dent of this city several years ago.
1t appears that Mrs. Lumsden was
accused of misappropriating some
money, and when threatened with
arrest went TO her room and took q
dose of nitric acid, from the effects Of
which she died a few weeks later.
The unfortunate woman had been
separated from her husband and was
employed as a nurse at New Bruns.
wick, n. j.
From Fridays Daily
DR.. Stephens is agent in this vi
cinity for REQ and Ford automo.
biles.
The missionary tea to be given by
the ladies' auxiliary OF St. Paul's
church has been postponed to next
week.
Mrs. Wallace E. Chase returned
today from a visit OF several weeks in
Boston, Washington and other east.
ern cities.
Jos. A. Baker, of Highwood, who
has been spending the winter months
at Magnolia Springs. Alabama, was
among the arrivals today.
John Hewitt. Of Butte, who will
have charge Of the work Of drilling
new wells for the city water supply, is
preparing to commence operations as
soon as the necessary machinery ar
rives.
The annual election of school trus-
tees will be held IN each district to.
morrow afternoon between the hours
~ <sr4 o~I ,;v ~sa1o,ly Tho In l;oc
have the right to vote at school cleo
tions.
At the municipal election to be held
At Chinook, the question of closing
the saloons at midnight will be sub.
mi.ted to popular vote. 1t is proposed
that they be closed from midnight to
5 a. m. and on Sundays.
A transaction in Little Rockies min
ing property is recorded in q deed
fled in the county clerks Office today.
A two.ffths interest in five quartz
claims is decided to r. G. Blassingame
and NJ. P. Burrows by j.. G. Emirson
and others.
The commissioner of Indian affairs
is asking for bids from contractors
who are prepared to supply livestock
for Indians on the various reserva-
lions. The list includes 1900 cows
for the Blackfeet agency, which must
be range Hereford stock of high grade,
from three to five years old, each COW
to have her own calf by her side.
Bids will be received until April 30.
According to advices from Dillon,
there is an active demand for hay.fed
cattle in the Big Hole basin, a num-
Der of buyers from Denver, Seattle
and other western markets having
made heavy purchases the past few
weeks. The early sales were made at
$4.25 per 100 pounds, but the price
has been advanced to $500 which
represents an average of about s62. 80
per head, delivered on the cars.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Residence for Sale.

A slX-room house. with bath room, sewer con
%nectione, electric lights, yard we'll improved
good barn and other ont buildings. Inquire o.
address A. +. MCLEISH. Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Wanted.

About three teame and men to clean out old
bitches and build new bitches by day or contract,
Apply to J. II. EVER0,
Mgr, n, w, L., Co., Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Bids Wanted.

Blds will be received by the city council until
Wednesday, April IS, 1908, for the riveting, cree.
ton and painting of the new smoke stack at the
city pumping station. The council reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids. The bids should
be marked on the outside to indicate their nature
and be addressed to
JOHN +. MURPHY, City Clerk,
Fort Benton, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08

Water right blanks-only correct
form publisEed--fcr sale 1T the RIVER
PRESS Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Ewes for Sale.

About 1000 breeding ewes for eale, three to
five years old. For particulars address
G. v. NASSAU, Chinook, Mont.
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Wethers for Sale.

About GOO head of yearling wethers for sale,
for delivery before May l. For particulars ad.
dress II. c. EVERS, Big Sandy, Mon
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Stallion for Sale.

For sale, one grade Percheron stallion, six
years old, color dapple gray, good style and &C.
ton Weighs about 1900 pounds. For terms
apply to HENRY HICKS.
Whitlash, Mont.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-04-08
Public Buck Herd.

The undersigned will run q buck herd during
the coming season, and solicit business from the
sheepmen. Address
F. ROLF Il son, Big Sandy, Mont.
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Noti5 an Stemer3abler.
Mapor's Office, San Mntonio,
Serna 1908

gs miro hermit angefiinoigt,
BOB Der o8oaro Of @qualiin-
ton" AM Montag Den 2. Nopenlber
IN Der Office oes Stabt-alieliors,
IN Ser Staotbane, 5uiammengetre=
ten III, Inn iber Die 4ppellationerl
gegen Die @ntideibung bes Staot-
@lieiiors unb iiber ole bonn &lieiior
gemadte MiieTiments (angegebene urlo
nidt angegebene) fir gigent1m fir
oas om 81. Mai 1908 enoen6e SIS
taliobr au berbanoeln.
Die 8eboroe bleibt tdelih bon 8
ubr pormittags Big 1 l1br na6mit-
togs (Somtag unb Seiertag ausge.
ihloiien) in Sisung uno beenOct if
re @rbeiten innerbalb ied5ig Sogcn.
Na6oem fid) Die @qualiiations-9e-
boroe oertagt bat, meroen iueoer Scr
Sta6trat, nod oas @Iieifment-&o-
mite 8etittonen be5iigli6 ser aiieli,
ments beriidii6tigen.
grpanGaIIagban an,
@tteitiert: Mapor.
Sreo. Sries,
Staot-Glerf.
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; @oIfenbiittler

~ ivy wv NiloLlllIL uOtlCtS-
blatt" idreibt: Sreiberr bon Wiil,d1=
ba1ien er5ablt inns bon einem od,t-
beirtigen Saien, ben er folt nidt
erlegel1 fom1te, ga berielbe iid,,
melm bier 8eine miioe uno mott ma-
rem, oltf onoere bier mari uno oem
oesbalb iebr iebr i6mer bei5ufom-
men NOR. sn oieies S%aeerlotein er-
innert iebt Die Satia6e. SIM be.
na6borten 8reoingen mur6e Elm
ioldes 8unoertier BON einem Git
mobner %eefunoen. 9as Sier6c.1
mar leioer i6on eingegongen. gs
bat nad Dem llrteil Sa6peritanoi=
ger Elm Sitter bon 12-t4 Sagel
errei6t uno belist orf gut eltt=
widelte 9eine, bon oenen lib pier
on Der 8audieite nno Die onoeren
bier auf Dem eieentli6en &iiden be-
finoen. gigenartig 1T es f~erlt,r,
Bob Dos Sier mn einen &opf nit
einem Haar Sbren u1o cine Surge
beiist, mabreno Die onoeren innerer
uno auberen &orperteile alle oop-
pelt pprbanoen linb. Ser ieltene
5uno pl1rbe Dem 8rdparotor 8raur-
bol5 bier sum ansitopfen iibergeben.
lteber Die 2uftibifffabrt oes
oelltiden aronprin5en anl Samitoa,
8. Z. Nobember, miro aus Srieo-
ridsbafen beriftet: &ronprin5
5rieorid @iIbelm itieg berte @or=
nlittag fur5 nod II nbr in geglei=
tllng BON @raf Zeppelin uno mebre-
reu moeren Yaiiagieren nit oem
renopierten 2nftihiff bes @rofci
auf. gs mebte 8ur 3eit elm i6or=
fer gtoromino nno es berridte emf
pfinoli6e &dIte. 0ennod er5ieIte
oas 2ltftidiff cine @eibminoiefeit
bon 20 Meilen per Stunoe. Ser
Mufitieg fano bon bier aus i'm Set
iein elmer enorn1en Menidenme!1ge
itatt. 4ls oos 2ufti6iff nit iei-
men Sniaiien Ionglam uno mojeItd-
til6 aufltieg. erl6on Elm Surrab
aus pielen tanienb &ebIen. Ser
arpnprin5 oanfte mieoerbolt fir Die
lie aunogebung ourb S6menfen iei=
ner Miibe uno zines ipeiBen Saida1-
tudes. 9ie 5abrt 9ins nod Do
naleiditgerl, Inn NIT Dem 4niier
5uiammet5utreffen, Ser per SIG
BON SdloB Shonbrunn ermartet
muroe. 9os 2uftidiff maBte nabe-
81 5mei Stunoen a1f Die Mnfunft
oes 3uges fparten nno benuete Die
3eit 5u ollerlei Wanopern uno gpo-
l%iltionen. slls Der Bug BET auel-
ltenburg eintraf ienfte iif oas
2llftidiff bis auf 80 SUB. aaiier
unO &ronprin5 begriiBten lid ourd)
Sdmenfen ibrer Miisen nno grits-
rer rief benz 2ebteren gu: Ssh
miinidte, i6 fonnte bel glld fem"
9os 2uftidiff belt iid langere 3eit
in Der Nabe oes 3uges, Damn ltieg
es plosli6 mebrere tolieno SUB bod
uno peridmarlo in ben @olfen. lin
4 llbr Nadmittaes lar1oeten be-
aronprin5 uno fem @efolge mobile
halten in Srte0riGShQfen.
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ginen j~eoenfalls iebr leltc-
men 5aa bot oie 8. Sdmaoron bes
Dragoner=Heginents in 2iiben gu
per3ei6nen inoem Der iiebente SobK
Der 8alterngutsfomilie S6omnller
aus Sein3enborf Bel ibr eintrat,
mabreno nod 5mei friibere SabrgGll-
ge ebenfaIs bel Ser S6maoron Die
men. Na6oem Dor Sabren Ser erite
Der iieben 8riioer BEL Der 8. SAma-
oron eintrat, folgten linn binterein-
onoer Sabr fir Sabr Die nadltcn
griioer 81 glei6er 3eit bel oieier
S6maoron; oenm menn Der cine
feline 3eit beenoet bette, trat Elm an-
oerer ein. Mae iieben 8riioer tra-
ten freimiaig Elm, iino tiidtige Sol
oaten uno nit 8eforoerung ent,
laiien woroen, elmer BON ibnen blie5
beim Gegiment uno oient bereits I'M
5tpolften Sabre. 9a 5ur 3eit Der
jingIte Sobn Der Samilie i'm 10.
2ebensiabre itebt, lit Die Musiidt
borbanoen, ooB ai6 bieier in ole
3. S6maoron eintritt. 10 ooB barn
odt Soble Der 5amilie bei Elm uno
oerIelben SdmoOron i6rer Militar-
pflidt geniigt bitten, mdbreno Elm
meiterer 8ruOer BEL Den 8renaoierer
itano, 10 DOB Die 6omilie Sdamm.
Ter nelln Sobne Dem 9ienIte bes
0aterlanoes arfii6rfe.
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Der Gaims BELT.

Sumoresfc . CURT Sbier9cu.
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bdtte @olfnie bo6 cine Silbe oupn1t
ertpdbntl"
0rabtbereer fpiirgte an ieilser
&rotpotte urb logte:
SD mia Sbnert cine @eibid)te
er5ablen. @s tit mir ielbit cine grs
leidterung, MIDI einmol auslpre6eit
5u fonnen. Ilio: &olfnib fpn1mt
oa eines Cages 81 mir, es 1tno iett
geraoe orei5ebn Sabre Der - mir
moren beioe onl @eridt III 2eip5ig
= uno er teilt mir IN ieinem fiji
len Son nit, bob er ii6 perliebt u1o
perlobt babe. Sd erotuliere natiirs
lid, 5iebe ober meine Graduation
5uriid, ols er meiter er5dblt, ooB
iie &l1nitreiterin lei. Sd erflarte,
er lei offenbar franf, mas er ubcr
nidt gloltben ipolIte. ST nobm Mid
nit in BEN Cirrus, mo lie gerooe
ouftrot, 3eigte mir ieine 0lllcilleo,
l1no ih mlB ioeen, ooB tie oantals
eiren groBen @inorltd cuff midi
madte. @arum uno lpieio tit mir
bellte elm Hdtiel. Gags boruuf
fom1nt @plfnib's @oter, Der &C.
ridtspraiioent, 5u mir unb beidmort
MIDI, ieinen Sobn aus ben San=
Sen ser Girfusbome 8u rettell. Num
NOR id pom jeber bereit, meinen
6reutloen gu belfen, lpuBte aber fof-
tiih nift, mie if bier Die 6eiben
@erlobten trennen ioate. "a riet
mir @oter @olfnib, Ser 0ame out
SOB u1o 2eben Die Gollr 5u mo-
6en, nno Der Slot ihien mir gut.
Sd mofte mid an oie Mrbeit nno
iob bolo oie erlten grfolge. l5lt-
nadit fam @olfnie il. unb peripra1
mir, mid pie ein Sieb gu bnrd)=
loderil, menn i6 mild nidt 5nriit=
5oge: oom eri6ien @olfnie If.
uno flebte mid on, in meiren Sc
miibungen I'M cine quite Sa6e 10
fort5ufabren, 90 es nlr nod zines
@enigen beoiirfe, Inn leinem Siltas
oas lnpoiienoe Ser @e~rbinoung he-
monltrieren a1 fonnell. Iuf9e~
itadelt in meinem gbrgei5, eine
quite Sat 5u boabrir1ger, poullierte
i6 alio meiter mno p%erplllperte meiH
@elo IN 8lumen unb anoersm
Sono fir lie. Sd mar ebenio re-
gelmaBig in ben goritedungen 5t
finoen, mie vMueuit Der 9umme".
Weine Inndberungsperi nhe lpuroe.t
BON Ser 9anle niht obgetpielen,
ih riifte ibr INNER naber urlo els
mes Mbenos fam @olfnib geraoe Do
gu, mie ib ibr i'm Staa Den erlten
SUB berabfolgte. &oltladelno orebte
er iid alf ben Mbiaben I'M utth
perlieB oen 4llnittempel. aootar
mar aerettet. Seii1e &arriere lag
often Dor inn, uno iein
Slater fam nnb oriidte mir oanfbar
Die 5inseripisen. Seit iener Belt
babe i6 ME mieOer nit @olfniB ge-
iproden."
Ser Mmtsri1ter ladelte: vale
So6adtungl Sic baben ibn oanl!t
iider einen groBen 0ienit ertpieien.
. Natiirlih miro es ibm anfangs
ipeb getan baben. 8ar tie oern
biibih?"
.@abri6einlid! SD fam bas
iest nidt mebr beurteilell. oenn id
bin nit ibr REFRIGERATED" brurnmte
0rabtberger uno iebte bin5u. Sc.
ben Sic, bas lit mein Galas beli
nit @olfnib!"
.uniinn," manote Der onoere Elm.
o@olfnib bat Sbnen Dos lorgit per-
5ieben!"
.So2 Sat er?~ idrie iein Sc
gen. SD fann's inn aber niat
per5ei6en!"
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S6rei6en sic beute nod ino oerlanaen Gle Sas ~ipert5bolIe
3Sltb flr Srauen, "a Seiten nit Sunftratione11. gsentt sic
aatb 6ralH uf 10 eeoen sic i1s be ebmptome bs aeiberts
lno Sgr Ilfer an, nno mir iperoeu Sbnen Die 9ntport in
9el9lolleneni eouoert obne Mnfbrud 5uferoen. Moreffe
saotes' @Suiforb Sept, 9be ebattanooea Me6ici1e 60, ebat.
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IS lit Cure Gflidlt,

oae Arten bon Grltbel ab5uipenoel
uno Sbr fonnt 2eber uno @ineelpei-
oe-Storungen pernieioen, nenn Sbr
Or. Sings 0elte 2ebei1s BiLiel
nebmt. % Gents bei Moolpb 9reib
uno 81. Gobn & 60.
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gaubbsit fann nidt aebeiIt weroen

gambb.it fann nidt aebeiIt tueroen
bnr6 lofaIe Mpplifationen, neil lie ben
frarlten Sell bes Sbres ni6t erreiden
f0nnen. Sc giebt mn einen @eg, Die
Sa1bbeit 5u furieren. unb Der lit our6
fonititutionene 9eilmitteI. Saubheit ipirb
bur1 einen e%nt5ii1,beten 3uitanb Der
I6leimigen MnsfIeibung Der gultadiiden
@0bre beruriabt. 8enu 0iefe NDbre
ii9 e1tt5iinbet, 9abt SIR einen r1rtpeln<
ben Son ODER unboufommenes @eb0r;
uno ipenn iie gang seidloHen 1T. erfolst
Smibbeit, uno penn Die Gnt5iinou1g
ni6t geboben uno bieie g06re tpieber in
ibren eeb0risen Snitanb beriebt tperben
lam, tpirb bas @eBDr fir INNER 5erltort
iperben; neltn Sale nnter 5ebn iinb burh
@atarrb beruria9t, neI6er nidts als
Elm ent5iinbeter 3uitatlb Der i6leimigen
Sberfld1e lift.
8ir tpouen einbunbert 9onars fir ie>
ben, bnr9 &ntarrh berlrin6ten SOL bon
Ealibbeit geben, ben mir nidt bur1 Sins
nebmen bon n9al's &atarrb>&ur" beilen
tonnen. 2abt gu6 umionit 3irfalare
fomn1en.
S. s. GbeneD G Co., Splebu, o..
gerfaaft bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c.
9au's Eamiliensgiuen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-11

Spbn s. Bolton, 0ffentlider No-
tar. @runoeieentltm. @gent fiir
Geniionsaniprii6e. 3immer 8, ct.
Salnes Sotel, Sft-Souiton Strobc,
8eioe telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-11

Samsbalterin seiid)t bon eirenr al
teret oleinltebenoen bertti6en Molrl.
Seim. 3u erfraeen IN Der Sf-
flee Der DSreien BreIie".
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-08
Local Items.
Notice To Subs cribers.

the /. :. Postal department has
served notice on all weekly news.
papers that they will he entitled to
the second class mail privileges onlN
Oh papers stnt to pai'!-in. advant,
subscribers, Or to these wi o ''are ret
more than one year in arleals. On
all papers more than one year III AZ
rears, four times the sc cond class p Cs
taGe rate will be charged. This ruling
took effect Jan. /, 1903, bat publishers
are allowed limited tin,e in which
to arrange their affairs TO suit the
conditions. Times subscl ibers, who
are in arrears would confer great
favor upon management by attending
to this matter at once. The rate is
81 year.
The Superior rimct,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-08

Various ways have been tried Of
covering the silage after tic siio was
filed to prevent the spelling of tho
silage on top, but It has been found
that nothing Ia better or less expensive
than to put on water enough to thor
oughly wet the top OF the sjlagc and
have enough SO that it runs down be-
tween the silagc and the SIDES Of the
sllo Many avoid all loss from damage
on top by beginning to iced Inmcdi'
ately after hlling, thus giving II no
time to damage, The fc"dng should
always be done from the top, taking
about two inches from the entire top
each day. If the feeding Is done too
slowly, and part OF the surface Is left
exposed TO the mir for two or three or
more days, then The stock VIII have
partially damaged silagc al. the time
C. L. Goodrich Before Wisconsin
Farmers Institute.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-08

1t is estimated that about ~ per c~n
sf the young men who recently applied
to enter the Naval academy have failed
In the physical test, ard the failure
was largely due to the use OF tobacco,
resulting IN the irregular beating OF
the heart Nowadays physicians speak
OF "the tobacco heart" a trouble caus
cd by the excessive use Of the weed
When a smoker develops into 'ciga-
rette fend." the services Of physician
are necessary but before this point 10
reached the heart may be permanently
Injured. Baltimore Herald