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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05
The Latest Man

in the world would not be contented to
be kept in the house and doing moth
ing by rheumatism. Neither are you,
who are always busy and active. Then
don't neglect the first twinge of an
ache or pain that you might think is
just ''crick. Rub well with Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and no matter
what the trouble is, it will disappear
at once. Sold by Schlottman Drug
loo.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05

Gonzales, Tex, Aug. Word
was received yesterday of the
recent drowning of a Mexican
child, Idena Temanes, in tub of
water near Cost 1t seems that
the child was left for some time
in tub of water, and being an
infant, met with the above acct
dent.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05
Ginners' Notice.

Owing to the fact that great
trouble and delay and also break
age has been caused by ginning
extra heavy bales Of cotton, We
ask that farmers do not bring in
bales Weighing over $50 pounds.
Should bales however weigh over
600, the excess weight will be
charged for at t3 e rate Of ? cents
per pound.
loAt SHINER GINNElRs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05
The Election

was quiet, only 81 votes polled.
First amendment, So votes for
and II against; second amend
ment, 81 votes for and 16 against;
third amendment. SO votes fer
and 20 against. All amendments
carried.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05

San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 2. AT
the meeting of the City Council
held this afternoon a formal invi-
tation to President Taft to visit
San Antonio was extended. The
invitation will be engrossed and
forwarded to him by mail.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05

Cuero, Tex, Aug. 2.- Jaun
Lara, charged with assault,
waived examination in justice
court this morning and was
bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of $3.50, which he has
not so far given
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05
0OO0O0O0o0NoOooeoO0oot
LOCAL NEWS. !;
'ooooo

Mr.. August Jaeger came up
from Yorktown last Thursday
on his way to Gonzales as a wit
ness in the Cordes case.
IF your eyes are troubling
you, go to L. Gantert a careful
examination will cost you nothing
Mrs. George Chapman and
children are absent on a visit to
relatives at Santa Anna in Cole
man county, and George is keep
ing batch. /"
When you get spectacles, be
sure that you get them fitted
right. l.. Gantert is the man
who will give you a scientific ex-
animation.
-Messrs. j. p. Boothe, Homer
Burkett, B. H. Neighbors, VIM.
zappe and August Karasek were
called to Gonzales last week as
witnesses in the Cordes case.
A big stock of paints, oils
varnishes and enamels at Schlott-
mann Drug Co
Patronize home industry by
drinking Sinner beer and smok-
ing Sinner cigars.
For fine e,glasses an d
spectacles go TO the Schlottman
Drug Go. 's-ssofe.s
"A creamery, an ice factory
and a brewery, Pretty good i'm
provement for one year, and all
done by home capital,
Ground bones are fine egg
producers. Get some at, L. B.
Richter's and feed them to your
chickens.
Mr.. Henry Olsen, Jr., OF
Cost in Gonzales county is iii the
p,Sho,,d 1wo,do1
i''oilaiu " el''ei.
DR.. Cox's Painless Blister.
u n;ss ~, 81, W ,,o Uslel ,ofnnded
For sale bv all druggists.
Two new residences are in
course of erection in Sinner, and
,5Ibarlev Macba will soon start
another. Verify the town dc
grow.
For Piles, use Dr.. Cox's
Barbed Wire Llniment, 25c size
4 1t does not give rellel or cure I1
For sale by all druggists.
co,on bo1os a. ,,ow cotton
were received in Sinner up to
Saturday night. The average
price is about II 10 cents.
Free-If DR.. Cox's Barbedtl
Wire Llniment does not do all
that is claimed Tor lSyour money,
druggists.
Misses lena and Mary
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05

My residence and storehouse,
on easy terms. For particulars
call on me; VINO BED27Ati,
Sinner. XeAaa
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-08-05
For Sale.

Pure corn chops 80 per sack
or slipt corn Csc per bushel at j,
H. F'lessners. Phone. 51-4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

balm Netriebc ciltgercdnet, ober mat
DIE ser rliliid)en Giicnbobrcu mar
len bis iebt MIR penig ODER feinen
Frofit ob. Hl,Blano bot dber Tronfz
reid gc0cnilbcr ben &ortbeil, Dab iif)
Icilte 9epGlferung raid pcrlncbrt,
mdbrclb Die iran56iiid)c icit &obrcn
foum 5uunimmt. @nrum iin0 Die
Budgets foit oQcr 2Gnber IN Den les.
tenSnbr5ebnteu 10 itorf ongetuad)ien?
rSn erIter 2inie lit cs bel Den 8roB.
mGd)tcn Der WoriniSmuS, Der INNER
qr0Berc NnagobcH pcrlrioft. Sor
30 %abrcu ~foitctr Die nncrifauiid)C
Morinp II ti3 Milioltcn Collars,
IN 1889 nid)t cinnol II Miuioncn,
5cbn Sabre ip0tcr, in 1898, bogegen
nobc5n 50 Wiilioncn mo in 1908 10
Gar ltS,726,00O Collars. Gnglano's
Marine : 9lu9go6en lporel Don ieber
9roB, iinO ober in Den lebten Sabren
cllurm gelticgen mo olld) Geutidlono
rn0 Srnntreid) bobcn lire 9ilbgets
NIT Wtorine : Aus9oben id)lper belo.
itet. Gentidlono's 9iioget miro
iibrigcna olrd) MlterS- II. ltnfnlls-
&eriid)crung, mo olbere Siiriorges
@clebc ltort erbobt. Sn Gnglonb II.
6ronfrcid) iouen bicic @eieBe crit Gin
gefiibrt lucrOen. 9os mllB natilr'
lid cine meiterc Grb0bung Der Bib
gets 5llr GolQc bobeu. Su Den Ser
Stuotcn oelft man nidlt 0urorL oaS
9iio9ct nit oer9lciden 5u beloIten.
94ir bobcn ia ieit &obren inwielo
idon Miuioroen q. Gongrelic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

BciGnaniIj ober 3udltbol$Itrofen
pcrlrrtbcilt lporocn lpuren, ourllnter
notpriidJe &qbre6er. IuBeroem
Iinb i'm letten GiSfoljobre 1924 Ser
ioncn, lucld)en Der 3utritt 5u Den
Ser. Stuotcn porbcr geitottct nor
Den mar, aus Dem eincn poer orlbcrn
@rln0c nep0rtirt mpr0Cn.
Sn mnnhe u q d III c II,
Die man Dem 6iiriten >Sto geipibmet
bat, lit ulld) bon Dem Moblpollen
Die Mcoc gcmcicn, 0aS er angeblif)
ocn &oreanern ~cntgegen gebrad)t
bat. Mic 0ieie9 @ObhuoIlcn IN
@irflidteit ui,@licbt, ergibt lid aus
Den McnlhcnopierlL Die inter Sto'a
Scrridult in aoreo geihladtet NOR
ocn iilt0. IS mur tbatiddlid) eln
Sd)lud)terL 0cm cinen &onpf fam
nloll Oieie9 houienmeiie 9tieoerihic.
BEN balblpcbrloier &oreaner ollrdy
Die jopnniid)e SolOatesta nidt nen-
men, 9tuh Den ieoenfolls mperoGd)-
tigen 9(ngaben 0es iopnniiden Blot
res .Niobi" mlBteu bis illll tSes
brltnr oieiea <SabreS rrnb 24,OOO So
rColler, Die i'd lpcigerten, pie jopnni-
Idle Ncrri6nIt on5nerfcnnen, ms
@roS bciBc,l. &~oDridcinlid iiub ea
nod piel mebr gerueien ocnn 5ll Ben
8epilogcnbeiten Der iopanilden
9lGttcr aeb0rt eS nm einnlal, III
ioItcu SSGQcu eineu Gbeil Scr @obr-
belt 5t unteroriideu. Nbcr lelblt
mcnn 6 MIR 2l,0O0 Spfer gemeien
iino. gcniiGt Is. SIT belucilcu, moS eS
nit DEM Sto'id)en @oblluolcn DEM
ormen Solfe ge9enilber ouf lid ae-
bobt bat.
Hpmlanbs tiirfiidc SGber.
Ganitable, sebauoe, Yptamt seoen. stets oifen
(gEni1 1Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Sinan3ieaeS.
Gtant @tGrNIaub.
Bhreau hes Sdasmetifers.
IHnGp0Ii5 ), 0ie., 4. H%ooentber 1909.
9t.nRj i'm ShaRamt S405. 212.15.

annapolis $, Nh, 4. 9ioocm6er 1909.
9l.aaj i'm shaeamt S405.2f2.75.
WerhGnts' 9iationaI 9anf pon
Baltimore, Utb. ,....,....... Sos .45l.sG
Critic g%'aiionul 9anf BON ealti.
qbe Ncational gan, OF aommtre. '|'4''''
bon Baltimore, do ........ 5.O54.53
1be commonwealth Nanf bon AaI'
a%atiOnal, llniOr sairi Of asarolanS 0''4'''
bon Baltimore. @b. $50. G.OO7,1G
2be Rational Uiariue 9ani Don
Baltimore, Wlb. .,....,...... 5.Os0.7G
Gbe giQtionaI WiebaIics' ganf bon
Baltimore, @Ib. :............ 1O,461Il
@rfie giaiionaI.Hant bon @alit'
abe aationaI eiOi,oarD sani bon ''0Vi'O
Baltimore, Wb. ............. 5.257.l3
timore, NIB. $4,000
%nnt BON Baltimore. @l0..... i2,o25.7G
eiiiBeils' a~ntiolial YaHf bon BAL
eontntertioI Sno Sarrners ssaiIo. '--O'
mai Sant bon baltimore, nh. 13,O74.s7
Glib 1oipn National 8ani bon
baltimore VIA. -. :.... 5.752.O0
wiarplanb gtotioiaI @uni bon gal.
9be Mtirealiils 8ani BON Y,alil.
sarioro aGtiOniail Sanit bon ssl
air no. 49,. I..;.. G.749.Gs
5arHer5 Glaitioiiaiii Sarir BON '
Nnnapoli5. NIo. ............ 4.946.75
Cambridge. DID. .....'....,. 4.072.Os
SarmerS onb Wercbants' T1tin.
nal &art bon Gambrto9e, We. 2,is9.S5
minfter, DIS. ..,..''...,.. 1o,s95.ol
Sid, MO. ,..... s.567.s3
2bs sscouO Naticnai Sanr BON
Cumberland, NO. .,...... 1861
| lhe pnttnunI Jlnuf INN Dnrf To.
pcIit, Nio. 80. 1854. 40
ton. NIB. e... 9,o95.o5
GrIie maiionai.gani BON GaiOns.
4b eng aiiti %;1 SitaiiiO,iial saii bon "'Oo''"
eaiion atsut ton; saii,i non cation, D'',''
16e Farmers Gnc @GI;erdahts sta.
tiuHGI Vanf bon Cation. M6.. a,54G.2S
SniapSco gtaiiptdl 9anf bon
@nicottsGi:0, DiO. .......... 4,425.G2
eani bon eOmerIet. erinesb ,o,-4,
9nmiOn maiiOn4li 'atanit bon aoov. N
gcntr;;uins 5~stoitiOnail' iN;anf BON ~
Gentrcpiae, NO. ........... 4,543.07
geOple's gaiionaI sdni bon Den ~
ton, Wo, 49,. 3.230.Go
/ geopIes' ;N;aitionai Siart BON ea.
qeratorutt. Wtb. .,...,........ b.lOO.Si
Grfie Rational Sunf bon 5rcft.
BURG. No. ................ l,429.Gl
grfte NntionnIsgnrf Of Gouthern
WarpIanb bon Upper W'arIboro,
gbeiierioipn Rani ii NoarpIans
BON 9beitertown. Mio. 49,. 3.249.Tf
T1nrine Wurf bur Gristtelo,
eoicSsiGe' mo. ."s..>1..." 3.237.7s
Abe SirIt y'atiuuul 1'aIli ui Ser'
! lin bon @erlin. DO ...... 2.oo7.f9
Tbe gItionGl Nanf Of elton bon
Clifton. Mfo. ............ 5,f13.lT
boro' IES. -. 3,522.43
Qifespiae Rational Bant bon
Sife5piae. Uto. .......... 1.293.30
iii. "."'. 4.520.42
9eopIe's gidtional Sarif bon Gu
lisbnrn Wh. .............. 3.4S3.li
telpil' gjto. 10, 900. 90
--
S405 ,212.75
Wsurreh 0anotoer,
(3iM Sdapnleiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Catherine GeQcr.

Gs itarb an 8. glopcmber 1909 Catherine
aencr, 10 Sabre alt. geliebte Satin oes BET.
i%torbeuer 9ltton aeuer. Sic NeeroigtH9 ilnoef
am SamitGq, Nadbmittaes 2 llbr. BON ibrer
gSohnung, &r. St4, 2oro.sSuiies StruRc, aus
nif Der Baltimore Cemetery" fat,
(30S-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Caf Qaiuu GemctcrD,

Gaiiern M0euuc.9ipae, uabe Iprth Epint'5iuab.
YeitGnoige NuiiiGlt. Gradtppie cage.
CSuHil9, 6Qite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

Yale 5nr Geiic ms gnslanS br.
iorgt 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Gl.Salti.
morritrafe, nabc Gaitum Somie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Baltimore Gelncterg.

Siireah: Srautlin Slbs, Baltimore II. Horibitr.
YcsrdbnibpliBe sum 8ertait BON $50 an,
nit Marmorpfuiicn db9egren5t $35. - 8aum
iiir bier Srdber. 6reie 0enuenItg Der aapelle
fir SrauergptteSoientte. (Sunt16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Scfanntmadlmngcn.
Siircau bes etaot.6 esitrators.
earean ees stast.Mesihratprs, aatbhams.

0ircuu occ Stnots9iesiitrdtprc, HdtDpans.
baltimore. Do. 80, Sftober. 1909.
"a bic Observation-Disclosures Gornniiidre Der
Stnbt Baltimore in eeieBlid oorgelbrtebelier
SSeiie ibrelI eno9iiltiaen unb corri9iriel Se'
riht ilber Die 5igeiproheEen @iitl1dol9uneel'
~lnioitei ulo &Sertberb60un9eI iiir Die eolt'
benlnirl1a mo Srnlfnnng Der SmniNuuno'
etrahr, bon Der g%iorbieiie Der Saraioen, Strabe
bis slir Siioieiie oct Srd~nilinsStrnbe. itebit ben
Noralt be5iisIiden, enoGiiltisel nno eorrioiStsn,
erldliernbeii Slilen III J@efilnbbelf Der Sors
ibriften beS Sinot.G Charters uro Der an 10.
Mdr5 1909 unter5eihreten Serororung Nr. go
bes MiunorS uno SfhbtrnibS bon Baltimore bel
nit hinierlegi bdben,
tpiro hermit beiarnt aeaeben, oab befaettr
Geridt mo Vline dui bieie 9Seiie in oieiert
giireau bintcrIeqi poreen gle, lnS oe6 Oct
Manpr uIn Staotruib bon Baltimore ooer ,r'
aenS cine 9eripn ODER Perioren, ooer eiue ober
rlebr 9otpprafionen. pie init Der &ertbeiline
Ger porbennnnten gntiddbiguneeu ODER sSertbs
erbbbnneeH ln6nfrieoer lt.io, irnerbulb oreiBla
900 5ugeu bonn I. S,openlber 1909 an ais
Dem eriten Gage Der bon mir auSaeeuigeilen
Serbffenilinuns oieier Goti5,. tdriitli6 buaeacn
an cas- Sultimprer Siaotaeridt nppeiirer uno
oa3 beiaate &eri6i erfuben riogen, ~oieielheIt
5i repioireu. tt
4. eewcn abomas.
(9tuof.S s, i5.22 Observation-Disclosures. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Nnrrninr.

W;ulcriih. Gartnrtig. - 3ricolid.
NeitIit bon g%SaIbrpoI cine lnh cine babe
Wteile. Molitt @ouDz 9SaQaGns uilo 9%Urrntnes
~9Gun1uitS oireft bis 5uT @tngnng. Neioe 1es
ltp5ote. Silotsg iirccu I'M hritter Slir oes
Union Irllit"s Tcbdio!s. Sbnrlss, nab Hanette'
Strabe. (WiaiI, 1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
@~criammlnnsS .Nnseigcn.

nWiargfauo S1dcr.gereiH."
Snnlttaa, ogiI u. Jhopenher. gbelIos s llbr.
@enernluerinnnIuia NH domination Der Be.
inlien III Nnrf6's Sale. I6iurcnne iuerber
nm 80 Gents 9eitrGit.
tdOU-1Ob Nun, Grqt, Sefr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

YireGu: CIR. q, gSeit. Saratpga sstrake, nno
Snupt.Gingaua: Sreoerid.Jioac.
8caribniBpldBc bon $25 an, inter beiidlol9cr
guiIibt; S0nit'blurieu, @eipinoe, Yllr5en etc.
lperoeI i'm Ireibbuus am S1ip.sGingane ees
%fuloeu. Inner gI9ent miro, ipetIn Gemitni0t.
burlpredclI. (S2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

Tpiulanbs tiirfiid)c gGbcr.
Gauitnblr, Csebaubc, Yptamt seoen. stets oifen
(gIoi1 tCl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06
Mu bic Tamrn.

s,,nae Namcn. tpeihe. r1ooerne Shneioeriunit
ieiu' mobit fb Saiiir SI reuben. Sic trnndhen
mr. bel M. 81. Sabera, sir. 3o2. ssef.eara:
tona. etrafc, bprSufpreden. ibren Tanten ais
Md Scr iorfaef6riitsniten Gaeibece sic CT.
haifen niberoem eriinoliden, unterriht I'M
Yuibueioeu.' Gebr liher1le 8eoinaunaen. -
Sri. ID. Nnbers, Tr. 0O2. Wett'sardtaaa'str.
(Sepi2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

Sic c5eh / den WitgIie.
Der oeS oltreidiiden SerrenbouleS,
oes Observation-Disclosures. oes HeibS.
ratbea mo oes bobmiid)en 9onotogs
boben Der &egierune lpeeen Der
Sprofen . 8eiese fir Die oelltiden
aronlGnoer Der Sobsburger Wonor-
die Den ld)GrfIten aompf ongeIogt.
% miro iuobl Dem bisberigen sort
imlrItcln" Elm Gnbe eemad)t meroel
uno Die Hegieriiis milB ben aompi
enolld) nufnebmen. Gr lit jebt ld)rue-
rer, ais CT Dor einigen Sabr5ebnterl
geipeien iuGre, ober einnlol milB ct
ourdgeiotten merben.
@ic d. Die 3eiten Gn'
bern, Iuf Dem @aiieripea.Gonpen
perlns Der @ouperneilr bon Siib.Ga'
rolino elm 5elegromm bes @ouper'
neurs bon Noro : Carolina. ipeld)eS
louteie: .y4ir ipoIlen Woiler, mebr
@aiier uno tieies @oiier!" 6rilbel
loiltete Der 1priidiportlih e~eworbent
0eoanfen /. Nustalid) Der beioel
8ouperneure: .St'S a long time
bclpeen brinfs" cS lit 3eit, oal
mir mol pieber Gins trinfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

9aS Contender 9nllc-
tin bes Gilrmonoerlngs . Bureaus
tbeilt nit: Inter ben 10,411 Milsldll-
bern, iuelhe i'm letten NehnnngSs
iobre Der 3iltritt 5l ben Ser. Stao-
ten pcriuei9ert poroen lit, befanoe,l
lid 90 proieiiioneae gettler. Der
Wtebr5abl mad, 3ieenner; ferner "A
Eolpgamilten, 1S1 Soioten uiio GET
itig beidr1nfte 2eute, ferner d401
YerionelL BON rpefd)en Die ginmanoe-
rnngsbcborbe onnebmen 81 mlille'
9lanbte, O0B lie bier Der ofientllteil
@ohltbatiotcit sur Salt iallen mir
heu, loipic iflieBlih 273 Seiite, mel'
dc Dor ibrcr bieiiaen 2anoung 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-06

(StOD
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
WHEAT THIEF IN PEN

Another wheat thief has been run
down and will receive his punish
ment. This time The victim came
from Cavalier county and was landed
in the penitentiary Saturday. His
name is Henry Koehlmeier and he
was recently convicted Of wheat
stealing and sentenced to two years.
The prisoner was young man, who
was left in charge of the stock on q
farm near Langdon for the winter
and he used to spare his time during
the long nights in carting the neigh
boris grain to market and for time
it is said that he conducted quite
thriving business. KoehImeier is
only about % years of age, and had
made his home at and near Langdon
for the past five or six years.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
FIRST CASE BALL GAME

There was base ball game pulled
OFT at the Fair grounds Sunday az
ternoon, between team consisting
Of several of the Jamestown regulars
and the jamestown second nine. The
game was won by the older players
after nine innings by the score of II
to 8. Hits we're long and numerous.
Line up: jamestown, Wertz,
catcher; Joe Blewett, pitcher: Cash
in, lst base; Jack Boyle, End base !;
Peterson, 3rd base; Reames, short
stop; Severn, left field; Considine,
center field; Weissinger, right field.
Second team: Geo. Blewett, short
stop; Geo. McCabe, catcher: Ed
Smith, 5rd base; NJ. Severn, End
base; Earl Wood, pitcher; T.. Morris,
lst base; G.. Fitzgerald, left field; v.
Maxine, center field; and Fl. Bur-
gett. right field. III s @ s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
MET DEATH IN GRANARY

Matthias Sensaker, of Benson coun-
ty was found dead in his granary
near Brinsmade, with bullet hole
in his head. A coroner's jury inves-
tigated the circumstances and re-
turned a verdict of accidental death,
from discharge OF gun. Sensaker
went into the granary in which are
three bins. and had gone into the
farthest bin, there:being grain in each
one. and when going out stumbled in
some manner, and in grabbing for
some support accidently got hold OF
the gun, which was leaning against
the wall, pulling it with the muzzle
towards him, and in this manner it
is thought the hammer came in con-
tact with the partition and was ac-
cidentally discharged, the bullet en-
tering his forehead and causing al
most instant death. The gun was
25-25 rifle he had borrowed with
which to shoot badgers.
He was young man wei: thought
of by his acquaintances, was married
last June, and had the lamber hauled
for the erection of a house and barn
upon the farm he recently bought.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
NO car AND GOWN

The graduating class at the Fargo
high school will not wear caps and
crowns at the graduating exercises,
which pretentious insignia of learn
ing, were proposed by some OF the
members of the class. In many parts
of. the west, there is desire to
make showing of the same forms
and customs as those Of the older
universities and colleges, wherein a
degree in graduation means liberal
education, and where the time hon.
ored custom of wearing cap and gown
by persons who have reached the age
Of maturity, is not altogether out OF
place. With country high schools,
and even in some Of the grammar
schools, the idea seems to prevail
that IL the forms and ceremonies at
graduating excercises are properly
and fashionably observed, that is
sufficient to cover up what may be
serious defects in the actual know
ledge acquired which those forms
and ceremonies should truly indi-
cate. Whether teachers or students
or both are responsible for this, is
not known.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
AZ WORK IN FIELDS

Farmers were plowing and harrow.
ing in most Of the fields Monday. The
land is in good condition for spring
farm work and while the season is
later than others for commencing yet
it is regarded as favorable for the
growth Of grain after starting.
There is but little water standing in
the old sloughs and ponds. The
ground appears to have absorbed
about all the water from the snow
and the soil is well moistened to q
depth. ~. y, Il;
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
MONEY IN STATE BANKS
First Report of State Treasurer
Under the New
Law.

State Treasurer Bickford is mail
ing to the newspapers and publishing
as required by law. the first quarter
~ report of the distribution Of the
state funds. The funds are distri-
buted thruout the state without re-
gard to locality or past political
affiliations of the different banks.
There were but four qualified state
depositaries without state funds and
no bank has deposit of state money
in excess Of that allowed by law,
namely an amount which exceeds one
half of the capital in surplus. The
qualified banks In five counties,
Ward, Williams, Mclean, Barnes and
Mcintosh were the only counties
without their quota of state funds at
the time of making out the report,
and in case Of three Of these, taxes
collected for the month Of February
had not been sent in at the time of
issuing the report.
Treasurer Bickford further states
that the cash balance has increased
from 81, 500, ,9O3.7l to over 81, 100, 900
up to this date and the qualified
banks in the above named counties
are now practically filled to the
limit.
The following is the statement Of
deposits in Stutsman county banks:
Stutsman County Bank, 81 1885, 63.
Citizens National Bank, $40, 238. 50.
Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, $40, 0,570.lS.
James River National Bank, 9A,-
468. SO.
Medina State Bank. $3,S6l.l5.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
ABOUT MillEr

The state agricultural college has
issued the following little bulletin
on millet:
Mi]let improves the physical condi-
tions of the soil.
Northern grown millet seed is
harder that the southern.
Hungarian miilet does not stand
dry weather as we'll as either the
common or German millet.
Hog millet, ground, is good hog
and chicken feed.
Millet has about the same feeding
value for cattle as timothy hay. With
horses it has a loosening effect on
the digestive system, particularly If
cut too early. The best results come
from cutting when the head comes
out of the sheath. 1t is fair to say
that great care should be taken in
its use for horses.
Yields OF wheat following millet
are largely increased.
Here is q seven year crop rotation
recommended by Supt. Porter of the
North Dakota Demonstration Farms
+ Glover and barley. clover, wheat,
corn, wheat. oats, wheat. N
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-04-22
INTERESTING CHURCH sulLET,n

Fargo News: Three interesting
views are shown in. the April issue
Of "Tbe Bulletin" q paper devoted
to matters of Importance to the
Catholic church and the diocese of
Fargo In particular. The cover shows
a picture Of St. Mary's cathedral as
1t stands in all its imposing majesty
today among the beautiful surround
ings on North Broadway. On the
first page are two cuts of the Pro-
Cathedral as it was in the days from
August 18th, 1891, until May 30th,
1899.
The old church was not q thing Of
beauty in architecture nor was it
surrounded with lawns and shrub
berry. With nothing but the piainest
of exterior and only the ordinary in
terror furnishings, lighted with oil
lamps, this church served for nine
years for the Catholics and in the
opinion of many people, it served its
purpose well.
The pages from cover to cover are
full Of matter interesting to the peo-
pie Of North Dakota of the Catholic
church.