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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

ben, onB sic observation-disclosures
Gommiiiion %tcine@megS beredtigt ut,
Glgentbilner pom &dltlcrn i'm Nrner,
no Oic 9ullgrcl5c ucrdnbcrt moroerl
lit, 5ll 5piugenL entipredelOe Seron-
berlmg2n an ibren S1ltiern oor5uneb-
men. &n iCinem @utohten filgt Sr.
Eoe binjlL OoB bie StroBcnourd-
brud)@. Gommiii0re entlueoer Die Stra-
BEN cn0cr oltSIcgen o0cr in 9totbialle
Die SrOttoir3 ihmdlern fonncn. 3ic
GonmiiiGrc bobcn MN bcidIoIcn, Die
Non0itcin9rcl5cn 81 uer0n0ern.
Sic RcuoDotion Oc5 ? d [ Il If.
ten NJ unumcnt9
@cItcrn begum cine Nn5obI Nrbei-
ter nit Der @rridtllng einc2 @Critltes
on Sdlohten Document. I'M Oaa-
ielbc inter Der 2eitung bca Superi1l-
tcnocnten Blaming in m~iOcritonoai6s
hiAcn 3uitonO 81 leben, oo lid III
Dem Mormor 5oblreide Hiiic 5eigcn.
Srommcr @ III d.
Cine oriNineQe S0ce bat OoS Stobt-
rotbSmitqlieo ScotluOle bon Scr II.
@oro. Gr m0dtc al Der Gborlesltr.,
pom llnion = @obnbof bis 5lm ct.
Eouls @oulcpor6, cine Giiton5 bon
5iu6li StroBcn9epiertenL nlabenolid)
brilliant illrminirt bobcn, Gbnlid,,
mie c3 bic 8oltimorcltrnBc I'M 8e-
ihGit@tbeil lit.
SogenliN Ter cafe W o lie
tebello.
Nae arrangements tilr Die Grrid)-
tllng BON @ogenlid)ten an benz Cafe
MontcbcIlo lin0 pom @oiicr . >Sllge.
nicllr Grlif pollenOct morocn. Gnnntt
6offt MON sic 3obl Der SobruniGue,
lucl6e iid) IN ser Nod)boridoit oc3
Secs crei1n2t boben, 81 pcrminoern.
Strcben mad Gomprnmi 3
Motto9 Nodmittog finoct ell 81
ientIide9 &erb0r OeS StnOtrotGS.Go-
mites fir @onrcglllutionen Itott, IN
lpcl6em sic pom StootrotbSnlitglieo
Scnrp @ieneiclo bon ser 90. @oro
cingcrcidtc GcrorOnlu10 5ltr Nbido'.
fung Der Nrd)iteftcnsGpmmiilipn BON
beioen Scitcn bclclldtct miro. Nan
crluortct cine ~bciouoerS 5oblreidc De
tbeiliQu1g bon Seiten Ser 9lrd)itct.
ten un6 9olmciiter scr Sta0t. @obr.
ld)einli6 miro eS in Ser 4ngclcgen.
belt 81 cilcm GonlpromiB fontmlelt,
lucl6er Iolpobl Srn. @ienCielo unb
Den @ebGuOe. Snipeftor Ereiton, olS
Die Nrdjitcftcn lnno @oumeiitcr beirie.
oigt.
Cine compIi5irte Sroge.
Cine sn5obl Nmpobncr OIL ser g.
gucnlle. mcitlih BON ser Gop-
l%onItrabc, bobcn fir nGdItcn Glen.
Itog INN cil1 GcrbGr Dor Ser Budget
@eb6roc na60cilldt, nm iiber einen
Elon 81 berat6cn, nod mel6en ibnen
Die llntoiten, mcldJe ibnen ourd) Die
Nipcllirung ser Norb-Apenlle eripod).
fen, bon Der Std0t 5llriif eritnttct
peroen. Sclbit IN 9eomtenfreiien
miro %5ligcitanoen, DOB pom Stonb.
punft Der @eredJtigfcit Sen 2euten
cine Sergiitung 81 Sbeil merben ioll-
te, alein nod) Gniid)t OcS Staot-Hro-
fltrotorS luGre cine iold)e @eroronmna
lngeicblid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

** Ger Spring : 8aroen , 9au.
uno Spar.8erein bGlt am Wittipof,
ben %. bieies MonatS feline Sabres.
periommlung ob. Mit oerielben lit
Die 9eamtenlpabl Derbunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
..s Der .llnfeI Wrdiia . Mereel

a." Der nllnfel grdiig . Screen
balt am Gienitag, ben 3. Nopember,
ieinen regelmdBieen Sabresbal in
Ger n8ermania Mdnnerdor.Sa1e."
DAB aud oieie 8eranitaltiitts tuieoer
eil,en bodit se~miitblifen, omiiionter
gerlalf nebmen miro, lit bel einem
&ergniigen, 6as bon runie.
rem iioelen Glattoeutiben" orransirt
miro, ia BON o%ornberein ailBer Graee
seiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
I,ts bcntidjen areiicn.

Nho otltIuItH JtIetttH.
&criommIlu1g oes ,8erntania Con.
clopes" uom ,@erbelierten Srben
Der Septoiopben" in Sru. 2ouis
&iiffePs Soae. - getbeilisuns
an Ser Gorobe Der 9reieinisteits-
@emeinoe beid[oiien.
9o3 nGermanio B.. Gonclape SIR.
202" pom .8erbeIierteu Srben Der
Scptalopbcn" belt g~eitern abeuo IN
&rn. 2ouia &iiiielS Sale an Der
6reocrid-, nobe 6npctte- StroBe, ieine
regelmobi8e Scriammlung Of. Der
Nr6ont Socob @urif iiibrte ben Gor-
iit 1u0 @r. 2olliS Som %fungirte als
Erotofollfiibrer. IS mur0en bier
nelte MitglieOer boraei6Iogen uno
fcrner beihloiIeu, an Dem llm5ug ge-
lcQcntIid oe3 Claimant . 5u6il6ums
Der Treieiuigfeits s Stride Ibeil ST
ncbnlcn. Die S6eilnebmer peroeu
Iid in Sru. Hiiffel's Solle ueriam.
mcln unb 5rpar Weroen ungeiabr 100
S9eilne9mer ernartet.
,0eut dill ngartiher 2te'
oerfran5. Cine gutbeindte
SingItunoe belt geitern Ibeno Der
oGeutidr llnaoriihe Sieoerfran5" IN
,Stterbein'5 SaIle," 2ocuitsHoint,
ob. llnter ser 2eitung oeS Girigen'
ten Hrof. Subert Stripped muroen
Die Gbore ourd)genonmlcn, fpelde uif
Dem I'M Ge5ember Itattfinbenoen
Stiitun9Sieit gum Sortrag sebraft
merOen iollen. Su Der @eidGfts.
iiblng, melt)e auf Die Yrobe folgte,
iiibrte YrGiioent Wottbias @ambab
ben Soriit uno Setretdr Sobann
Bald oo5 ErotofoQ. gS muroen Gin.
looungen angenommen bonn nMess
ger : @eiongperein," vWunobarmo-
nifa.Glnb Srio" uno o3itbersGlub
Sarmonie".
3u Grade etragen.- Die
@eeroigurg Der am Gienitog per-
ltorbenen Srau Maria 81. S6par5
fono geitern bonn Srauerbauie RI.
916, MiQiamitroBe, aus itatt. Gin
1roBeS Srauergefolge CAB DER Ser
ltorbenen bas @eleite ST. ibrer lebten
Nllbeit6tte otf Dem Sfiparbi1en
Irieobof al Wt. Carmel Gooo, 3abl-
reide 9lumenipenoen idmiidten ben
Sarg; inter oenlelben nabm ELI
pro6ti9er Sron5 bon Dem Srouen.
&erein Ser engliidy. lutberiiden Gbriit-
STRIDE, mel6em Die @ntidlafene alS
Mit9lieb ongebDrt botte, Die erite
Steae Elm. Yoitor &. %. 3inumer.
mann bon Der obeneripdbnten Stride
omtirte im Srouerbouie nie am
@robe. Sis 9o%brtud,tr6eer funeirteu
hie Serren g. unb IS. Ni6ter, 6.
@rotbous, q. Siebling, y. Servings
ltnb 6. Yrrett. Die @eritorbene iuiir.
De am %. Wdr5 1852 IN Baltimore
geboren. 3mon5ig Sabre alt perbei.
lotbete ie iid nit Serrn Sbomas u.
S6mor5, meld)er ibr Dor 5ebn SSubreu
I'M Sooe oorausging. gu ben Si1ter.
bliebenen 5Gblen ein Sobn, Serr-S.
Y, S6iuar5, jun, brei Sobter, bie
Srailen Sulie 6. SobnionL 2ouiie 81.
5tidter unb Gnrrp 6. WnIpsr, cine
gtidte, Sri. Warie q. Sieoling uno
bier @roBfinoer. Sobn 5. Sobep lei.
tcte Die 9eitattirna.
GIebatorfii brer 1ner
perIett. - Ger ~29.iGbrige Irtbltr
g. Sap, melder in Nr. 1900, Snno.
perltraBe, cin 2ogis bot, elm Heiioent
ben WeaoopS, Grillce8eorge's Gonn.
tD, 800, mllroe oaollrh ifiper Der.
lcbt, boB er in Warbnrg's Sabaf.Ga.
trif, NorboItefe bon Charles. uno
&nrreitroBe, nit ben linfen 0ein 5tui.
I6en ben Glepator uno Den 0eden.
bolfen gerietb. Gr erlitt cine gefGbr.
lide Guetldiulg rn0 Diiroe IN elmer
Yriunt . Imbulun5 nab Dem Uni.
beriitatS : Soipital" gebbraht. 9au
lit Glepator : 5ilbrer I'M %genannten
etabliiIenlent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
'** Ger .Nesger . @eiansperein"

StE uUttS8tI VtTuIlBUeItIH
beronitaltet morgen i'm r2ibertp.
Earf" ein 4iiiternroiten. @er fri.
Der idon einmal eit iolhes bel bie.
lem gerein mitgemadt, mirb. iider
nidt %peridlinlen, iif am Sonntas tn
Sem 9%etannten Earf ein5uiinoen, 3ii.
mai oas arrangements : gomite aud
fir ansenebme llnterbaltuns seiorgt
Dal. u .ualdi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

g iGtS @emiiieS. - Garoi-
nal Gibbons febrtc gcitcrn bon eitem
@cIllh beS @ooOItod Goacgs, no.
iclbIt er Der @aIt Der SclllitenpotreS
mar, 5uriid. @r mar bonn Safer Sef-
tor Yappl, clncm Der ,Selultenlebrer
am Soaeg, bcgleitct. Ils Der Gors
hinnl 6cIrogt mllroe, mic eS lid) nit
Der Vefor0crlllg pcrl6icoener fatbn-
lild)cr @ciitlid)en perbalte, pel6e oils
WlltbnloBrnaen bcreits peroffentlidt
mitr0en crtlurte er fllr5 unO biinoig,
ooB CT iiber Die Angelegenbcit nidtS
logcn fonnc. bis Ser pGpltlide Ielc-
CAT in @oibingtont Gr5biihof Sul,
conf, lueld)cr iid sur 3eit IN ct.
SouiS oufb1lt, 5llriidgefcbrt lei. I'm
IN 3llfrnit 0ic @cfomltmodIung Der
G|rnermungcn bon Rom nid)t 10 lollGe
5lt p%crSoGern. miro icOer Gr5biidof
il, Tom eincn &ertreter boben. Sir
Baltimore lit Signor Santi ailser-
icben, mclbcr mldJ Den Gr5bii6of
Sorlep BON NcrusOorf pertreten miro.
Or, @ouucrncur Sromn's
% cutter toot. - Srou Sulan1a
@romn, 6ie Wllttcr ocS gr-@oltoer-
neltrs 6ronf 9romn, itar6 Ncitcrn III
Scr @obnung ibrcs SobneS i'm boben
Sitter Don 50 S5obren. Gic Serbli6e.
ne, mcl6e nube Spfcspillc, Carroll
Goltntp, geborcl wltroc, entltommte
elmer Ser prominenteIte 6omilien
DeS StootcS. @dbrenO ibr Sobn
@orpcrnellr bon Warplono mar,
mobntc lie inn grefutip = 8ebGltoc SIT
gnnopolis nno leit Der 3eit IN Der
Stootpobnung Oes r.@ouperneurs.
Sic billtcrIGBt ollber ibrem Sobn
ulto Smei gnfeln cine Sdmelter, Sri.
Caroline gennctt.
Ible6en. - @eiiern perId)ieh
&r. SoicpD Sdinoler, 0atte bon
Irolt 2ouiie Sdinoler, geb. 9lppel.
Die geeroigung finoet om Wontag
Nadmittag nm 2 llbr bon Hr. 2l05.
SIt,GboicitraBe aus Itatt.
Or. @allaubet ais o.
tient i'm ~Sobns. Sopfins
Soipital. - Or. @bporo Miner
@allailoet, Yrdiioent Oes @allalioet.
GoGegs in @aibington, bes befani'
teIten Snititlts bes 2mnoes fir Saub.
itumnte, beiinbet iid ais Yatient I'M
,Sobns Sopfins Soipitol," Inn Ii6
elmer Operation 81 unter5ieDea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26

8eoeutenber oent Der
Meoi5iner in 9altimore.
: Or. Oscar BON Sdneioer, Elm trils
bercr 8ererol,ar5t Der p%rerbilden
4rmee, iueilt ollgenblidlid IN llnlerer
Stoot oils @olt Oes Or. Sobn e.
Sen1nleter, Irofeiiors Der Gbpliolo'
oie an Der llniperiitdt bon Warplano.
Gr miro ii6 bier bis nad @eibnad)'
ten ouibalten 5urn 3mcde oes Stus
oiulns Der mcbi5iniiden 2ebranltol.
ten nno Soipitdler Der Staot, uno
gleidseitig, Inn Die englilbe Sprade
ST. erlernen. Or. BON Sdneioer i1ns
ternabm Die 8eiie iiber ben S5ean,
lint oil oem Srternationalen Sllber'
fuloilszG otgreB in @aibington tbeil-
5unebmen.
@oneinem StroBen6an IL
@aggon getroffen.-Als Der
4 Sabre olte Hobert Sono, Sobn oes
Srn. So6n 8. &ono pon Hr. 1902,
S~olbroof- StroBe, seitern an Ereiton.,
nabe Misqllitb.S traBe, binter einem
3nbrmerf iiber Die StraBe Lief, murbe
CT bon einem StraBenbobns@ag
Ser acknowledgements %getroifen II.
81 gober geihleubert. Gr erlitt Ser,
l%ebilngen ON aopf nno am linfen
arm ulb 8ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
Mermbeimer Brps.
gruke Samilten.9deen,

SaDcttc. Sirabe, hltrb bis 6ur 2erinetonsStrnBe.
Yccrlei Observation-Disclosures, &C., Toe, 15e.
.peiteuun9en per Bolt poer 1eIepbon ges
ipiinfbt uno prompt geiiut, nit 9IiSIIabme
Der ourd 3eit bei6riniten 8erfdnfe.
gSenn es anaeramo anee5eiet it, iitS bier
billtger. &ls uniere gSagen in Sbrem 9aufe
a%bItetern, 1T 2elabIt. gSir b~erfauien nur
aegeH Nadr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-26
@arnuug!
Seine spuntass. 9,cffnme.

g8ir sciaen ME am Sonntag an, mas cine
feiiitebenoe Gbdiinde lit. IS 1T ~ebeuidlS cine
fciiilebenbe 16utiabc. onB sic in ullfercr 9Jtons
tagSsglIl5eige mebr Bargains ais in ben YIN
3eigen uler nnberen 9dnen 8uiannlell flnoen
mcrbeH. SesbnIb e%riutben mir sic. Sbabt anf
ole piclcn bargains III ben Wloutags. 3ettinge1t
i'll bulter, mo Sic neroeTl ntebr ais belobIlt
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received at the next
regular meeting of the police jury to
tear down old bridges, haul the new
and old lumber, furnish nails, build
or repair all bridges over twenty
feet in length in the several wards OF
the parish, when deemed necessary
by the police jury.
These bids must show the cost, 1or
the work above stipulated, by the
running foot.
The right is reserved to accept
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
Special Examination.

The next examination of applicants
for eligibility to the position ofParish
superintendent will be held at the
high school building in Lafayette on
October Goth. Also the same exami-
nation will be held at the Office of the
State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation on the same date.
w. J. AVERY.
Superintendent.
Lafayette, La, OctoberH 1906.
1O.2O-23-27.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
or reject any and all bids.

or reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received to furnish
drugs for prisoners in Jail.
These bids should state that the
bidder will sell drugs at the regular
prices, and allowing whatever dis
count he wishes to offer to the parish
for this business.
The usual rights are reserved.
FELIX FL. MOUTON,
Secretary of Police Jury.
lO~-2O-23-27-3I.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
They Should.

my honest conviction, based upon
my own experience and that of my
friends, is that Hunts Cure will cure
2 larger per cent. of skin troubles, es-
pecially of an itching variety, than
any other remedy. Certainly those
afi1icted with any form of itch should
try III. O. Monroe, Atkinson,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23

Meats are much improved by
using Redsnapper Sauce. Relish,
Chow Chow or Catsup.-John
Runt has them.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
Old School Building at Milton Offer.
ed for Sale.

ed for Sale.
Sealed bids for the purchase of the
old school building at Milton will
be received up to 6 o'clock p. m.
Saturday, October "a, 1908. The
right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Terms cash.
w. j. AVERY,
Superintendent.
1O-2O-23.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23

Try Laurent's pure clean and
nutritious bread, always good"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23

ROR RENT Four room cot
tage near brick yard. Apply
to DR.. T. B. Hopkins.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-10-23
SHERIFF SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Lafa-
yette-No. 4796.-W. s. Torian
W. Armand Francois.

BY virtue of an order issued by the
Hon. 18th judicial District Court, in
aud tor said perish, l will offer for
aale at the front door of the court
hOuee between legal sale hours, terms
oash, on
Saturday. Dec. s, 1908,
lie following property, to-vit:
One certain tract Of land with al
imnro vements thereon and thereunto
belonging, situated in the parish Of
Lafayette, La, containing nineteen
superficial arpents, or less,
bounded north by land OF Antoine Do
uinpiaes. or assigns, south BY the
Carencro public road, east By land Of
Manrlce BOmingues or assigns and
west By land Of .Arceneaux Alexander
or assigns. 49,
ASfxyette, Ee., CT; y, 1905.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16
Mortgage Sale


Default having been made in the condi
tions of q certain mortgage, containing q
power of sale, executed and delivered by
Henry j. Herman, single man, mort
gagor to John T. Gold, mortgagee, dated
the 18th day of April, 1905, and filed fol
record in the Office of the register of deeds
Of Day county, South Dakota, May, 1906
and recorded I'm book IS of mortgages on
page 1Sl, nortgaging the following des
Day and State of South Dakota, and des
cribed as follows, to-wit: Lot number
three (3) of section number twenty-one(21)
In township number one hundred twenty
two (122l of range number fifty-three (53)
containing sixty acres of land, more OF
less,
And whereas, the nature of the default
Is the failure on the part of said mort
gagor TO pay two of the installments on
said mortgage when the same became
due, and the mortgage by reason thereof
Indebtedness TO be due any payable,
Notice Is hereby given. that said mort
gage will be f0reclosed by the sale of the
lands covered thereby, by the sheriff oil
said Day county, or his deputy, ON the
18th day of February, 1908, at two o'clock o.
m. of that day at the front door of the
court house. In the City of Webster, in
said county and state, to satisfy an
Indebtedness of fifty-two and 10-100 dollars
principal and interest, which amount il
due ON this mortgage at this date. besides
the costs ana disbursements allowed by
law.
Dated January 8, 1908.
Bouck a Mccarthy, Mortgage
Attorneys for mortgagee.
Milbank, = ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16

In breeding all classes OF live stock
we must ever keep In mind that sue
cess will be valued by the actual value
Of the products and the profits to be
derived from them. The animal is
simply machine whose duty or work
IL to convert raw material into finished
products. III we can by any means or
system OF breeding reduce the amount
OF running expenses Of this machine.
we have accomplished something OF
value In animal breeding. II we can
by any means Of breeding so perfect
this machine that It viii turn out a
more valuable product. we have ac-
complished much. For illustration.
n we can produce type of animal
that can be maintained on less than
the average ration 1t VIII be more
profitable. or II we can produce meat
animal with larger amount Of high
priced cuts than the average animal
We are selling our raw material In a
better market. There Is no subject OF
more vital concern to the farmer than
improvement In his methods OF breed
ing animals. We cannot study this
matter too carefully. We must always
have utility for our watchword.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16

between the singietree ana the Will 2
tree. so that the inner end OF the 70;
mer rests upon the latter the mou.cn
one Of the horses drops little benin
and the entire load IS borne bv ~
outside tug. Horses until they get use
to work should be frequently restet
II you think their shoulders do not "
come tired just because the draft :
light put a five pound weight on yog
shoulder and walk mile. You wo'al
think nothing of carrying a two buslfl
bag OF corn rod or two. but you son
begin 20 think IL is dreadful task 70
carry five pound weight even n our
ter Of q mile. Rest the horses ofen
until their muscles become hardened
Just word about the treatment Of
sweeny. Since il is merely nerve pa
ralysis which lies at the base Of tho
disease. IL Is worse than cruel to put
In rowels and setons Rub the nus
cles and excite them with linimnt.
Use the horse with a breast collai ~
some light work. The disease is very
difficult to cure, but 1t generally ran
be mitigated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16
Live Stook can.er.

1t Is rumored that an attempt win
be made to make Worcester. Mass. o
center for the sale Of New England
cattle. According to New England
Homestead. G. w. Wood. a large cattle
breeder, says there are today within
radius of fifty miles of Worcester fully
1900 head OF Holstein cattle, and no
would favor Worcester as central
dealing point for breeders. j. b. Mar
con, an extensive breeder. Is quoted tn
the effect that Worcester is the best
place TO hold live stock sales in New
England, where something of this char.
acter is sadly needed as an impetus In
improving live stock. Many of the
farmers are too poor to buy the best
in competition with the wealthy farm
ers Of central New York and the mid
die west.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16

zette remarked that, whether the long
line of two-year-olds is considered or
the yearlings or the rare lot of calves
there was a leshiness apparent in all,
a maximum of beef and a minimum Z
waste, that presented ready explanation
of the favor in which the breed finds
itself among the buyers for slaughter
Best Breed Fer Baby Beef.
Why do we breed Aberdeen-Angus
cattle? A firm of Delaware breeders
have explained their reasons for so
doing as follows in Rural New Yorker:
We first began cattle breeding with
registered Holsteins, but at the same
bull and heifer and through the grass
season gaye no grain or feed of any
kind. When we took them In for win
ter our Holsteins were thin and poor,
while the two Angus We're fat and In
fine shape for beef. We did not desire
to go In the dairy business. as the ex-
ira work would interfere with our 9TH
er work, but we did desire to keep
cattle, for we must have manure to
improve the soil. We found we could
keep about two Angus to one Holsten
on the same acreage and have them
In good beef shape almost any time in
the year. We decided this was the
breed we needed, disposed of our Hol-
stems and settled down on the Aber-
deen-Angus, the best breed of baby
beef cattle In the world. we believe.
We are breeding them for stock to sell
for breeding purposes 20 be used either
In pure bred herds or for grading up to
a high standard the common cattle.
We also find many dairymen who sell
their calves for veal consider 1t profit
able TO use an Angus bull. as it VIII
add about s. profit on every veal calf
Mt eight weeks old. no matter how
small or common the COW. The small.
est Jersey COW VIII bring calf worth
IS more IL sired BY an Angus bull.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-16

any kind whatever shall be placed,
tbrown or deposited in any receiving
basin or sewer in the City OF webster anu
any person. company or Sorpoi ;ahin to oio
fine OF not less than ten dollars tSIuuUl OF
more than one hundred dollars tslVoV"J
for each oftenSe.
section H. Whoever willfully and UNI
lawfully disturbs, digs up or INJURIES
any public drain, sewer, nlan-hoie or
Catch-basin or appurtenance thereto shalI
be subject to penalty OF nov iess t t.,
ten dollars (SI0a0l nor more than one nun
dred dollars (Sl00.00) for each otfense.
Section No 10 Any person making any
connections with or opeping INTO any pup
lie sewer of said city wit hout hrst having
obtained permit as in this ordinance
proyided or making the same in any
manner different from the MODE IN TINS
chapter prescribed, shall be subject TO a
nenalty of not less than twenty-five Nol-
lars ISL COZ nor more than one hundred
dollars ($l00.00l for each offense, and TO a
like penalty for each day such offender
shall continue thereafter TO use any such
sewer connection or opening.
Section No. is. Whenever. in the discre-
ton of the common council or board OF
health of the City of Webster, the SAM
tary conditions require IT, the owners 80, o.
property shall make private drain connec-
tions with any public sewer now con-
structed, or which may be hereafter con-
structed. Said common council or Doard
of health shall direct the city auditor to
give ten days notice in writing 70 the
owners of such property, that such own
ers will be required to make such connec-
tions with such public sewers, under the
provisions of this ordinance. And all per
sons who fail to comply with the require
ments of such notice within twenty DAYS
after the said notice is served upon him
or them shall be subject to q penalty OF
not less than ten dollars $1,000 nor more
than one hundred dollars (SlOO.OOl, and 10 a
like penalty for each and every day there
after that he or they fail TO comply with
said notice.
Section Nc, II. Every person or property
owner using the public sewers OF the City
( of Webster, shall provide such fixtures a.
will allow sufficient quantity OF water 10
flow into the lateral drain or private
sewer, and shall keep such lateral or pri-
vate sewer at all times unrestricted,
ANY person, company or corporation VIC
J lating any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall, VIII, II convicted, be sublSct
TO penalty of not less than twenty-five
dollars tS25.O0) nor more than one hundred
! dollars ($lO0.OO) for each otfenSe, or by I'M,
prisonment in the city jail not TO exceed
thirty days.
Section No. IL. All licenses issued under
| this ordinance shall expire on the last
day of May after their date.
| First reading December End, 1901.
Second reading January 9Th, 1905.
Approved January 9th, 1908.
First publication January 9Th, 1905.
J. L. Harris,
| (Seal) Mayor.
| Carl Malmberg,
City Auditor.