davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Il POD

j z kODZI, Dnia IA lutego 0
godsinie 2 81 W nocy W ogr6dku
wies,enia PREY III. D}dgiej wykona-
4 ~, ..aa.~.
no wyrok 6mierci przes powieszenie
mad 6o:u skasaham. prxes sad o.
kregowy wojenny.
| :. Ma I'll. Suwalskiej ia scho-
.daoh DON'T. z.abito sztyletem robot.
.nika Jozefa Maja, oraz porsniono
jego cdrke, kt6ra poozela wsyw'ad
pomocy. Byl' to mord partyjny.
Ma G6rnYm rYnku poraniono
6mierteli,iie robotnikaa Francisska'
" 1udatskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
SzczesllWa cWierc.

Jest ia, kt6ra zaplacicie "a pu-
|delko Ora. Kinga Nawyoh pigulek
!zye,a. One wan przyniosa! zdrow:s
kt6re vieoej znsczy nil zfoto. Spr66-
.bdjoie ich IA Dol gkowy,a6iciowosc,
.zapchanie imalarie. Jezell zawioda
cena wan bedzie zwatr65oona v apts,
oe pana M. s. Kowa1eRskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

W KR0LE WSKIEJ HUCIE na
.G6rnym 6lasku pewna wdowa stra~
ola onegdaj cd razu troje dzieci
W wieku cd jednego roku dc 8 lat
Matka pozostawi}a dzieoi " mie-
Eszkaniu wyssla do sasiadki. w
,tym czasie powsta} polar przez to,
re jedno z dzieci zbliEy}o sig do
}rozpalonego pieca, cd kt6rego za'.
jeao sig odzienie. Maggie. pos}ysza-
no p~rzeraz1iwy krsyk, a zanim
pomoo, JUL wssystkie
by}y s~trasznie poparzone.
3Matka patrzac ma te strassna scene
~istraoifa przytomno6d i musiano ja
.odwiez6 do lazaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
2 POZNANSKIEGO.
~ZUCHWALSTWA KOLONl'

~ZUCHWALSTWA KOLON1-
STOW. z Trzemeszna donosza y
nastepujacym wypadku. Gdy mistrz
p Ko}aozkowski powraoal
re swym wozem re wsi Trzemzala
do Trzemeszua, n~ad]ezdza}a ku nie-
mt furmanka pewnego kolonisty.
Pan K. prosi{ koloniste, ably re
swym wozem zboczy{ " prswo, ton
za6 zazada} cd niego, by skierow wal
" lewo i oa}ym pedem wjechaf ma
w6z rzeznioki, powoduiac tenn viel.
kie ~nieszcze6cie. Pominawszy, re
konie oiezko sig pokaleozy}Y, ude
rzyl dyszel. wozu kolonisty Gala ST.
}a: p. Ko}aczkowskiego W okol1oe
tax, ze wypad} z woza.
uczeh p. X. zosta} wyrzuco~
nvm. KoloLista zas ME troszczac
o ciezko rannych ljeczacych, po-
szybko dajej. Stan p. 10
Acknowledge jest podobno bez-
nadziejnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
re SLASKA.

LANDRAT przociwko polskle-.
mu bankowi. W{,kclciel domu p.
PAwe} Jarzabek re Swietoch}owic
ma g. s|asku pozyczy} Z bytom"
sk,ej kasy powiatowej 1000 mr.,
kt6re jake. hipote a zapisane So
ma jego posiad}osci. P. Jsrz;. bek
pred nieiakim czasem zglosi} sig
ma cz{onka polsklego Banku Ludo-,,
weeo W Kr6l. Huoie. GdY landrat
.bytomski njewiadomo W iaki spoh
sob dowiedz,s} ZIG o tenn, wypo.
wiedzlsl panu J~arzsbkowi natyoh-
mia}. pozycske. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

Ma. Wskutsk szczekauia psa obu-
dill sic pan Chlerek j uaawssy sis
niezw}ocznie do stajni, zdolai e
,zcze kradziezy .przeszkodsi6 Gdy
atoli z}odzieja chciano przytrzymac.
ta} tenze strzal z rewolweru edo
la} zbiedz~
/" HELA. Ma morzu baltyckiem
namnozy}o sig W okolicy p6}wyspu
ps69 morskicb. Kilka dni temu
z{owiono diva spore okazy, 0 wa"
DE 8 centnar6w, z kt6rych wydo~
byto 100 THROW tranu. Poprawii
sic tel W ostatnim csasie po{6w To-
sosi. w zesztym tygodoiu z}owio"
no ioh okolo 100 sztuk.
ZkOT0W, w parku mieJskim
zn~alesiono zw}okl m~e4czyzny Z
p;zestrzclona glowa. Kula przebi-
Ia m6zg i spowodowa}as natychmia~
stowa sm1er6. w zw}okach rozpo~
nano czeladnika slusarskiego Ka~
r6la Nehringa, syna zamieszka}ego
tn kiedy6 zmarlego poliera mular~
sklego Nehrinea. M{odz'eniec pray
by} niedawno do Z}otowa 2 obey:
zoy.- Prsyczyna samobdjstwa NE
zoeta}a dotqd w%yjasnlona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

POLE. W kohcu
listopada ~przesz}ego roku vaginal
tn lseletni robotnik Micha} Sew
'rsyhski. Obecnie znaleziono zw}o@
ki.jego pod Szmebarkiem. Ma oiele
zsuwatono rany Cd noka. -Prawdo'
podobuie dopuszczono SIG morder..
stwa:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

I zn6w llczba
sprzedawczyk6w sic powiekszyta
albowlem Tomasz Czeka}a sprzeda
sw6j fslwark $40 morgowy, naleza
cy do mlas,a, Niemcowl. Dina 81
stycznia by} ks. dziekan u tego je.
gomo6ci z koleda; ]esz ami s}6wklem
sie ME zdradzi}, re ten piekny ka-
wal slemi kujawskiej sprzedaje OBJ
cemu. Godzine pc k~oledzie,, jak
krazy pog}oska, przyjecha}a fur
manka z Lip,a i pan: Tomasz Me.
wierny pojecha} pod os}ona nooy
do Inowroc{awia i tam zawar{ kon-
trakt sprzedazy, sadzac, ze ciemno-
itoi nocne ohydnego postepxu ME
.zdradza.
! Byl on tn %ebdarzozy urzedami
:honorowemi i szacunklem, q "a Eau
FAME odp}aci& sig niewdsisczno~
.scia i krzywda, ktdra miastu nasze-
mu wyrzadzi}. 'Z}oto BOWEN ME
sp~rzvniesie mu tego pozadanego:
esczedoia, DO sumlemie zfotem pru-
skiem sic ME zadawalnia.
POZNAN., Podezas opr6tnlenia
stolicy biskupiej administrator ma
tylko prswo do ustanowienia tyoh
proboszcz6w, kt6rych patroni pre-
zsntuja; probostw biskupiej kolioyi
obsadzsc Tie MOI. Take prswo
obu 4 tmin;stratorom archidyecezyr,
gnlezniehskiemu j poznahskiemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
czasie OF

~ AoAAAW.A.rW czasle 90
a do luteggo;t ==aggenni wyd1iafu .
ohrony aresst''wsli IS os5b, male:
.slcycb do frakcyi rewolucyjnejs
||Polskiej Partyl socyaIistyczuej.
Pomiedzy arestztoowan!ym'lI. 'z,%naiduja
lie uo~zestnicY uwolnienia re szpita~
la, " Tworkach v~iezoi6w politycz
rycb, ucsestnik zabdjstwa rewiro:
wego Polakowa, oraz Och uczestni-
kdw napada ma policye " dniu Is
8 'erpnia lecer: Pr6cz tego zaaresz~
towano pos}ugacza kolejowego, u
kt6rego zualezio"o przepis ma PREY
gotow aple bomb | piekar7a, zajmu
b. "<Ff"E-'" -. s. - >"
jacego sic dostarcsaniem dynam::~
tn.
WARSZAWA "a. rogatkami Je~
rozolimskiemi: PREY Alei Grdjokie9
stanie kosci6l pod wezwanlem Niep.
Pooseoia N. Maryi Fanny. Komi'
|tet budowy : ks. biakupem Rosz
k~iewiczem IA .czele zskupi} JUL plac
objetosoi IS tysisoy, 4o j kwadra~
towych. -Doch6d z wystawy Ma:
ryahskiej wfsoznie 2 biaraua'' z}o~
Aoneni pozniej ma reoe pre1e'' k0~
m,tetu lp'rsedstawiaja obecOle oko"
10 10 tysiecy rubli. Suma "a prze~
znaczona zostala IA zapoczatkowa"
ME fundusz6w ma :lzecz powyzszej
swiatynl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

uada} teraz 'ojciec 6w., : czege
~nni,o,slkowssd m,osn,a, u ME ma ms
dziei rychiego obsadlenla st 'licy.
arcyb,skupiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

z PRUS POLSRICH.
BlELICE. Ma tutejszej domenie
udersyl wyrobnika Polakowskiego
koh kopytem tax niebezpiecznie"
4e p. wkr6tce umar{.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Z GALICYI

! Z0LKlEW W. w Wu1ce Kunih~
skiej wpadf splacy ma piecu pdito-
"a roku LEGACY syn wfoscianina L.
wanaBapa do stojacego wrzatkiem
kot}a i ugotowal zig ma Smierf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

~HORODENKA. Zarzsdca d6br
bar. Romaszkana W. Hodence, Hraz~
dill, sprowadzif pred niedawnym
czasem z Crech. 2 ply. poknjowe z
kt6rych jeden znlk} ma 4 dni do
mu' Myslano, re go ktos porwa1,
g ly magic zaginiony pies zjawh sic
po czterodniowej w}6czed1e poka-
sal nsjpierw sswego towarzyssa,
nastepnie rozdar} domowego kota
i skaleczy} W rexe pana nleszczee-
STEM W miejsce: skaleczone. Dziwre
Z achowanle sic PISA doprowadzi}a ma
|domys} IL sic w6ciek}, zabito 60 IT,
dy, a gdy ,sekeya preparations
:przez tutejszego weterynarza Baz
cha potwierdzila to orzypuszczenie,
zabito r6wniez ~i-drugiego psa pp.,
zas Hrazd,lowle w7jecbali natych~
do KraFowa, do zak4adu
prof. Bujwida. oelera. kuracyi.
w m}ynie parowym SydorakA
w Dabkach ko}o rozpedowe chwyci-
10 Is latniego sch1opca wyrws}o mu
z kadiubas Sui RI nast9pila
nomenclature: Dsibej padt Of "a
;w}asnej nieostroznosci.
/: %TARNOPOL. Dnia ID Z m. RAJ
no rzuolia sig para 2giouu'at'eh
;wllkdw ma syna poberesnika W le~
sic Ostrowskim, " chwill, gdy>
chtopak niozego ME przecsuwajace
przechodzi{ lasem, Jeden z will
zastapi} mu droge, lecs chic.
pax: ME traoaa przytomnosci, zmie
sic v mgnieniu Okla i trsfnie
po}o1y} wilka ma mie]-
sou " odleg}o6o, :osterech krokdw
| t1emu jedyn1iea, ' zavdzle ,1a swe ooca-
lenie. Ma odgios strza}u wllczy,a,
kt6ra stals opodal, umkneta.
Is 81 .-. .f-t,,s E#y4 f. ..@ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

LUBL1NIECKIEGO. w parafl
Lubszeokiej urzadzl} soblc ',,Kre-
~gerferajn" d~oroozny bal, po}aozor
ny zpoprzedniem nabozehstwem ko
6cie1nem. Ale pozal sic B6ze, ,,fe.
.rajni6ci", oho6 przewaznie katoli-
5cy, a niemal wszyscy Polacy, pc
sill do ko6cio}a luterskiego ma ma.
bozenstwo. z pevno6oia sic ncie~
szy{ pastor, kiedy s~postrzegk, ze mu
lyle owlec przyby}o. Ale SERGE
kazdego prawego katolika i Pola-
:ka scisne}o siez b6lu, patrzac ma
take sobojetnienie:pod wzgledem
religijnym i'narodowym. PowyA~
sly wypadek, to ~najlepszy dow6d,
re germanlzacya.. to protestantyza~
eva,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

1u0 UAW8Zt osooAeO 0AOs
rs - y I -
q KOZLA pissa: w sobote "a.
no prey sllnym wichrze jecha{ ma.
sarz Ksietyk tn: stad do pobliskiej
Renskiejwsi, wozem, jake zwykle
miewaja rxeznicy. Ma kozle (przed >
, MEM siedzla{ PROOF w}asc,ciela, to-
giego mezczyzny, drugi jak,s CHOP,
sas " lyle " k}atoe zaja} mlejsoe
uozeh. Kr6tko "a mlastem, ma .ot,.
wartem polu,! zerwa1a SIG nagle
gwa}towna traba powietrzna, unio-.
s}a " gore caly pow6z straci}a 60
Y row przy drodze. W6z zgrucho~
tany zostal calkowioie; jadaoy wy
padli ma twarda Crude lodowata i
prxywaleui zostali od}amkami wo-
zu, odnossao cie4sze i lzejsze ska
leczenia. Najbardziej za6 uclerpia{
6w uczen W kfatce. q 2 konl, "a
prze&,nyoh do wozu, jeden zdo}a}
sig urwa6, drugl natomiast porwa>
ny zosta{ z wozem i znacznie POI
k~aleozony. lego samego dnia zer.
wal wicher dach re stodo{Y " K}o-
dnicy. Belkowanle spad}o ma pod
w6rze sasiedniego domu iprzygnio-
ito pewna starsza kobiete. kaleczac
j. tax, ze zachodsi Ottawa o jej zy-
Gle. CHOP chodzacy prey owej sto~
dole "a kohmi prey rozwerku, upad}
4 sp}oszone konie przesz}y przez
niego, rauiac go kopytami " nogi.
W1ELE. Gorza}ka bytaby nieo-
NAL znowu gospodarza wyprawi{a
ma tamten SWAT. Gospodarz z. z
r., pvk}6ciwszy sig z iona, poszed}
nj uzdrowlenie do karczmy i diva
dni tam poplja}. Idac potem W ME-
trzezwym stanle do domu, zb}adzi}.
By odpocza}, xzu} suknie, pc}oty}
sig i ueua}. Przebudziwszy SIG by}
jut nj pol skostnia}Y, ale IA szczs~
Sole jeoha} p. B. z Oh. i go sawi6z}
do domu. iona, PREY pomooy MET
laka, wymusi}a . diego ~przyrzecze+
nie,te ME bedzie wiecej pill, ale kto
vie, ma jak dlugo to po~skutkuje.
Kiedy4 wresxcie wyrzcknieml sic
te] opary szatahskiej! Ma gazette to
I'm 4al pare trojak6w =, ale ma pijan,
stwo to ME zal I'M nj zdrowia nj
nawet i zycia.
~ 60 lutego rozpocznle sig tn
misya sw, bedzie trwac przez 8
dni> !
LEG. Do stajni posiedziciela
Chlerka w}ama} sic z}odsiej i usi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

KEPNo. Do czego prowadzi pi-
jahstwo! W srode zeszlego tygo~
dhiat pok}6oity SIG miedsy soba
dwie mocno podp'te kobiety, przy-
czem " ciagu sprzecskl chwyci}y "a
note iporanily sig c,e4ko. Jedna z
mich musiano odstawic do ~lazaretu,
sa6- drug4. aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

P PREY piracy: W, ko~
palni ,.Kr6l" W Krdlewskiej Hucie
spadajace wegle zabi}y g6rnika l.
gnaoego Tatare. - W huc1e ,Ja-
niny"w Katowlcacd Is ~letaiej re
botnioy prysna} podczas piracy
kwas solny W oczy i pozbawif j.
~zupe}nie wzroku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

KATOWICE. Ola pomnotenia
krajowego rozptodu dzlkich swim,
sprowadzono. przez Sosnowice do
Katowlc oa}y transport tego zwie
RI. Z g}ebi Rosyi. z ktdrJ oh lasdw
przeznaczona jest wysy}ka, ME
wiadomo dotad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

LEG. Do stajni posiedziciela
Chlerka w}ama} sic z}odziej i usi-
4owa} uprowads!c n~ajleiszego ko.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-14

Here n problem in simple arithmetic which will interest everybody IT
spirited
hours o
a a o on the
all pile of
n lie
it.
NEWsBOY PUZZLE
quick o
the
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
If not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
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Branch Offices:
WANT ADS, i CENT WORD.
Minimum, IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Butler & Field. Druggists. I'd ind Indiana ave
louis r. CastelI. Pharmacist. 3ln0 nth st.
Commercial Comment I Bank Bldg Postal Telegraph.
Ihos- A. DobynS. 18th and Columbia road.
Dupont Pharmacy. 2Oth and T. SITS
Eppley's Drug Store. I!th and yelling place.
Gcnfner's Drug Store. 18th and U SITS
a:oldenberg's Bureau of Information.
!Irrbsts Drug Store. 18th snd Pa ave-
interior Dept. sth and E. Posta, Telegraph.
8 Kann. Sons 4 Co. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug store. 18th and SITS,
1.upfonS Drug Store. 9TH and s
National Hotel. Postal Telegraph.
Portman's Pharmacy. nth and II. I. ave.
Boss h Mundn. goth and h.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. $50 9th St
Union station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol Postal Telegraph.
Edwin Yarnold, 14th and Monroe SITS NV.
Woodward Iothrop. SUPPLEMENTARY desk.
1:26 Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph.
CEORG ETOwN:
O'DonneiFs Drug Store. %2d and NJ SITS.
OIonntTs Drug Store. ed and + SITS.
Fride's Pharmacy. 2sth and r SITS.
NORTHEAST:
Rutler's Pharmacy, 4th and Stanton nj ne.
kenca1v's Pharmacy, y. Capitol and sts.
e. L. Krauso. 9th and X SITS.
I.anham's Pharmacy. l1th and f.. Capitol SITS
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 18th and ii SITS. ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Rradleys Druc Store, Sfh and F. SITS. Sc.
O'l.onnelfs Drug Store. Sd and Pa. Sc.
NJ. :. Fealy. Druggist. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
nth ST. Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
SUllivan'S Drug Store. sth and II SITS. s.w.
Charles :. Walter. 9ol ~. ST. s.w.
ANACOST1A
e. q. Lohr. - Monroe st.
TENIEYTOWN. n C.
George T. Parton. Druggist. WincOnsin ave.
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FOR SALE-l5 HORSES SUITABLE FOR ALL
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WHEN THE HORSE GOES LAME.

A lame horse is not necessarily cause
for anxiety. More frequently than 9TH
erwise the cause is trivial. When you
locate the ailment the chances are that
with a first-class liniment such as Ken
dalPs SPAWN Cure, you will be able
speedily to effect cure Usually prompt
treatment is desirable.
The most common ailments of horses
are such as wire cuts, sprains swell
ings, curbs, spavins, splints, ringbones.
With all of these prompt application of
the remedy named above is certain to
prove efficacious. A ringbone or SPAWN
if allowed to run too long is fast be-
coming hopeless. And if it cannot be
cured, the value of the horse is gone.
He has almost no value on the market.
But a ringbone or SPAWN at first ap-
pearance or earlier stages, will yield
readily to the Kendall SPAWN Cure. And
so with practically all the other common
ailments. Notwithstanding the severe
and obstinate nature of bony enlarge
known to effect a complete cure in a
great many cases Of long standing.
The Kendall SPAWN Cure is undoubt-
edly one of the most valuable, if not
the most valuable, home remedy ever
compounded. 1t is in use practically all
over the world. It was first compound
ed and used something over thirty years
ago by DR.. B. j. Kendall at Enosburg
Falls. Vermont. The remedy is still
pany bearing DR.. KendalTs name, and
from there it goes out to cure the ills
of horses all over the world. It is to
be found in practically all drug stores
but in cases where it is not, application
should be made direct to the manufac-
turers. Being a standard remedy for so
many ailments, it should be kept con-
stantly on hand. That is the policy of
all large stables and 1t is to be found
horsemen who all testify to its eff
cheney.
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ening the muscles across the abdomen.
1t is not an indication of any fault with
either the kidneys or the bladder 1t
is a physiological fact that spasm in
the bowels acts reflexly upon the blad-
der, making this latter organ inopera-
tive for the time being. The remedy,
in almost every case, is nitre, or some
remedy directed to relieve the bladder
or the kidneys. The correct remedy
would be to give a purge to remove
the irritating substance from the bow
els, and anodynes to relieve the pain.
The bladder, except in cases of long
protracted collie or inflammation of the
bowels, will take care of itself. Dis
eases of the kidneys are quite rare in
the horse, and when they do appear
seldom come with an acute attack. Re-
member, then, if the horse is rolling
on the ground, getting up and lying
down, bloated, and stretching himself
out, the chances are hundred to one
that it is collie, or some other disease,
and no fault whatever with the blad-
der, although his actions might indi-
cate distention of that organ.
GEO. H. GLOVER,
Colorado Agricultural College.
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TO TELL AGE OF SWINE.

It may be interesting to those who
do not already know to learn of some
way to arrive at the age of pigs, so
we give the following:
Pigs having their corner permanent
incisors cut will be considered as ex-
ceeding six months. Pigs having their
permanent tusks more than half up
will be considered as exceeding nine
months. Pigs having any of the first
three permanent molars cut will be
considered as exceeding twelve
months. Pigs having their lateral
temporary incisors shed and the per-
manent appearing will be considered
as exceeding fifteen months. Pigs
having their lateral permanent Incl
sors fully up will be considered as ex-
ceeding eighteen months.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

Every farmer, worker and business
man in the Northwest should read the
discussion and exposition Of the "Var-
mum Idea" now running in The Ranch.
1t will pay financially a hundred times
as much as any advertisement if it
should realize only one per cent of the
authors dream. 1t means a permanent
solution of the problem of the unem-
ployed. When labor is employed at good
wages, all business prospers-and only
then.
Only $3.50 for years.!
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

Make your farm more productive by
using Gypsum. 1t is sold in pulverized
condition and is easily applied. 1t may
about the roots at the time of planting
or sowed broadcast, depending upon the
time of the year and the condition of
the crop Write to the Oregon Lime &
Plaster Company, Portland, Ore, for
their free booklet on land plaster sci
entifc treatise Of great value; yours for
asking.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

The corn belt on the Nez Perces
Reservation is growing more extern
sive year by year, and the corn-fed
cattle that are sent to the markets
are more andamore in demand. Here
is diversity in farming that is capa-
BILE of extensive development.
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Surely you can find one or two le-
ultimate bargains in the advertising
columns of this issue; just look
through them once more. Won't you
please help us by sending some of
these friends an order? You can save
money for yourself by. doing this.
They are all reliable and you can de-
pend on what they say. Be sure to
mention The Ranch when you do so.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

A Nebraska horse dealing firm gives
the following figures to show the in
creased valuation of that class of live
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

Recent sales of Holstein cattle include
c. & c. M Cooper, Cornelius, /; L. Lus-
cher, Cleone, 1; S. Scovell, Newhalem, 1; ;
D. T. Werschkul, Cloverdale, 1; Geo.
Zetszman, Cornelius 1; Charles Harding
Rose Lodge, 1; Charles Brooks indie
pendence, l. Cows: To Geo. r. Bagley,
Hillsboro, 2; S. Ban, Portland, 1; B. B.
Golf, Forest Grove 1 J. A. Hazlitt, For
est Grove, 1; Charles Harding, Rose
Lodge, 4; Theodore Kruse, Portland, g.
In Washington = Bulls: To Sanders
Bros. Burlington, 1; Walter Flanagan,
Ethel, 1; Oscar Smith, Montesano 1;
Ferdinand Tauscher, Forest, 1; Leo Tau
kane, Q; E. M. Stephens, Monroe, 1; H.
c. Green, Kent, l; A Benicke, Belling-
ham, l. Willis Ford, Pullman, 1; A. M.
Valentine, Satsop, 1. Cows: To VIM.
Bishop, Chimacum, 1; John L. Smith,
Spokane, 6; A. Benicke, Bellingham, 5.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-12-15

Governor Stuart will recommend to
the Pennsylvania Legislature that
highway be constructed across that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

les hanging over the path il in mm-
nent danger of toppling upon the heads
OF the passers-by and capped with peaked
gables OF the fifteenth century style. In
the streets perambulate square built viii
layers in oddly-Shaped hats and clothing
of obsolete CIT. of which almost every
village and hamlet has its particular type.
History Full Of Curves.
The two principalities have a history
full of curves and zigZags Originally they
were loose bundle of two dozen small
"Graftschaften.'' or sovereign countless
then they were united: then they were
torn asunder again and patched together
anew until in 1868, the final division be-
tween an elder and younger line
of the ancient prncely house took place.
Ever since this division the male men,
bers OF both branches have adopted the
perpleXing custom of bearing the name of
Heinrich" the individuals being diStin-
guished by numerals. In the older line
the enumera ton begins again when the
number 100 is reached, while in the
younger house it opens and closes with
the century. number OF German prince
ly houses favor one. or few, Christian
names as, for instance, the HohenZol-
Terms, where the names Frederick. Will
liam and Henry frequently recur; but the
Reuss mode of numbering their male Off
spring like so many cattle Is absolutely
unique. To the specialist of German his
tory and to the learned profession Of
heraldry this usage has been and still is
an everlasting source of embarra ssment
and confusion. Those Heinrichs OF