The Aberdeen Democrat., November 28, 1902, Image 4

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SUBSCRIPTION TXAK.
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Aberdeen, S. "D., Nov. iS 1903.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
All money due on subscription
to the Pioneer-Sefliinel op to
August 1st, 1902, will go to C.
Boyd Barrett, who will collect
the same. The paper will con
tinae to go to o5d subscribers
until notice is received to dis
continue. C. Boyd Barrett.
Geo 8. Dal v.
S'searfisii ^format sebool w*nt# an
appropriation for a toys' dormitory:
Madison formal -wants 530.000 for a
ma:n hmrifling aa-d tbe l^v5Tn ~Xtf.
mai wants a eirl *s dormi lory. So iniieto
for the normals.
Toe n*e of the ".vuUr^ring neT' lt»
the schools of So*»x Falls for punish
ing pupils for wUtsp?riag?K T^goroo^f
condemned by pajateUn* of ttiat city
as being roost nasaaltatr. The prac
tice will likely be dtseoatinoed.
The Beport oi Uk- '«m auA3if*tef of
School and Public Lancfe £TF«s the
description in detail -f ail land in
cluded in the sirant of endowment
land set a«!-de for the support an-,
maintenance of tfae ^vortbern N n-mal
and Iodostrtal ^rrhoo-l. Over 12.000
acres of these ia.B(i= are in Edmonds
county. 22 4«0 acres in McPbersoo
cotintys an'l the b-Llaace in Brown..
Campbell. Walworth sod Sully.
There are five quarte-r sections in
Brown cobett: cwrje Tn Detroit, Three
in Portage and t®e in Palmyra.
Horses in the Eed Eiver -ralley. are
now dyins from an obscure dtsease
that has destroyed a multitude of an
imals in Manitoba in thelasi two years.
The darition of the attack is frwm
three to sis weeks. Until hi 5 death
ttrr1 ^Grse eats^tWxce. as Satich ss uss
but steadily lose? flesh. The canse
of the disease is uncertain- It
is thought to be a microbe which
the veterinarians of the Minnesota
beard of health ara bCt trying- to is
olate. The state ant-booties are re
ceiving aid from the provincial veter
inarians of Manitoba, where the mal
ady has developed intn s?f®rge. It
ha-taken so many brrses from tli"
northern part of Manitoba that num
erous farmers are now nsiag oxen «s
clusively.—Minneapctlis' JggtroaL
The coal bas.ine-s sves& of the Mis
souri river hrts becoEie becalmej. I:
has been struck by S'lTEiet ijin? ver
mu=h like tbe ticrtdruuis. wliic-i t.:
sail rs tell us about. We lra-e diffi
culty in getting ca! with whic'i to
run the efifioe that prints Uiis jmper
We are rapidly tcefrtbjg into i.wfi
tion. wiiere don't care whether t,!»
pefpl« of North Dakota
rm
As acoaseqaeace of the elimination
of tlii Popalist It is io order to spp-tu
laf» ns to the character -of 'the~cert
third party which will oevelop, floar
ith 'ind dscay. as parties bs ve since
tbe fcrnsatuim of:. the government,
y- Ju-dgiag froai -tb^^i-rength shown by
tbe S ciolist t-lermnt at the meeting
of the Federation of tabor In New
Orleans and the Increased Socialist
Tote thrctugbout the" country at tbe
lat« election, it would seem probable
that there will be Socialist coneTess
naen ia tbe sear latare. Alreadr
there are Socialist mayors of large
towns, and Socialist members of some
legislatures. Encouraged by the for
•lidaMe sfaowing at New Orleans
there seem no reason why fcbe Social
fetssboaid notinakeafly at the eon
grcssi-oaal g^.me.
At piCMBt the SieialifA is looked
apon as a barLMUger of caiaaiit by
many bigoted partisans looked ape®
as a iiajr-braiiied luaitie toy manjwLo
krniw oot what Socialism is t»*ttee3
upon witb tbomglitful attention by
tbuse who beliere tbe present times
are out of joint and *bb»t nott&e
ay to set them rcrh*-
Tbe Populist, having joined tie
Green backer in lite rast cave of polit
ical opinion whence no traveler re
turns. the people are BOW ready for
fae next. It might as well be the
Socialist as any one else.—St. Paul
Grlobe.
B0AT IS A HTJM¥RR.
Sev^taameBMtSaHMeiSs. Phe
pectaiioas During Tests.
While SakncitcC the Tarpcio Beat
AUtr Execeli It* Speed LimiL
E-rea Whea CnteaAac
A^aiast the Ti4« Flow.
Those on board report the boat was
perfectly manageable, and those o®
the bottom of the bav.
l'-2 life,
antliraeit-e or and otlier foreign coal
Whea tbe lignite tntst w^st of t'i'
rifrr is so badly maniged that it
Dot supply the d°rn?ind ON its OWE
side of the Missriur:. it will bn a pub
lic advantage if it would h«»®eb'.»i'
rapt. It has put the price up severa
times and it kicks about the freight
rates. Before the coming Sesrfelatar.
doe a thing aboat lignite coal rates,
it should make it a felony to be a
par+y to a coal trust and «end t.?«*
maiiaser to tbe penitentiary.—'VTan
dan Pioneer.
NO POPULIST CONGRESSMEN.
One
of the unexpected results of
the Tate elec-tktti was tie complete ex
tiorrion of the Populist- congressman.
In toe next congress there will be E-
publicans—alas, too many of them—
a&d Democrats. Diligent scrutiny »*f
tfcf nsterof the body fails to rev?a3
the oraseoee of a tbird party man.
A TWEHTY-STORY HOTEL.
Sew York to Rave the Xavgr«*t Hos
telry bi the WsrM to Ca*t
*7.506,000.
The block front on th« east side
of Fifth avenue, between Twentv
ftixth and Twenty-seventh tercets.
The directors of this company will
ir.:-inde ex-G-OT. Oliver Ames, of Bos
trn The iris. L. Jsirc-?, Edvrard Hol
hrrok and H. J. Park. It is the in
ter aon of the hotel company to ac
qci.-fr and manage a number of h-o
1eir- 5a the principal cities of thU
•cotiTJtrv. all of the Siaine cauie.
pest ,'vir. An important part of the
work wr the order he declared was to!
ate?
Sabscribe for
Paver Bl
The submerged trial of the new sub
marine torpedo boat Adder was held
the other cay over the coars-e in the
Pecoaie bay. at the tipper end of Long Charles Francis, was for a time jn
l.iand, and its performance surpassed! formally put forward as the immedi
the expectations of its warmest! ate successor of Emperor Francis Jo
friends. Eight sTibmergeii runs were I seph. Subsequently it was rumored
made—four with and four against thei that Otto had expressed his readiness
tide—for the purpose of obtaining a to surrender his rights in favor of his
speed curve and standardizing the
screws.
It was thought by the eonTraetors
that the speed submerged might fall
slightly short of the maximum of
tev-en knots, especially as the boat was
prepared for surface anc awash runs
to-day. with the gas engine and the
batteries used on ihe submerged runs
only half charged. But the nearest
figures from am official source gave
the maximum speed of the Acder
shown at T.0S1 knots, or nearly one
tenth of a knot more than the highest 1
speed required. Beginning at 6..Q31
knots on the first run. the boat was)
speeded tip to its maximum. The offi
cial speed will not be reported until
the speed curve is known,.
m£Hy
shore say its course was true. During cession on behalf of the issue of his
the trials the boat was" hermetically uwrganatic marriage with Countess
sealed for two hours. Capt. Frank P.' ^0P-r'e Chotek. now Princess Hohen
Cable commanded snd had three man- would be succeeded hy his
bers of the crew which recently con- hfOiher, Otto, unless The latter should
ducted the successful tests of the d:cat» ^aTor of his son.
Ecgli»h submarines at Borrow. ta urnn -T- oh
During the run the boat steered well RS BURDEN
and responded readily. Capt. Cable I
navi.orable qualities of the boat. It was trnaea.
submergec" about 12 feet and the bot- Army officers are wrestling with
torn was abewt the same distance from the problem of reducing theweigat
which must be carried iv the inf®.n-
has been bought by Nw York and! ^aTe "Dee^ conducted with an
Boston .capitalists, who will build a
20-story hotel. The property in-|
eludes the site of the old "H-otei 1°°* .not
Brunswick after which the new bos- 1
teLry will be named. The total cost!
The hotel will be the largest in the
world and will be erected bv the
Hotel Brunswick Construction com
pany. which has just been formed
with Henry E. Howland as president.
The buildirg will be taken over by
the Hotel Bmnswiek companT,
wfcr.se president is Gustav Banmann]
of the H-oiland house.
3RE PROFIT IH FARMS.
Crr.Bd SiHjt ef (he XaliaasJ Gr«"E.,
trj
That ASrirallarsi2 |«.
•laeiion Will Gr«lljr Isercaw.
In his ann-aal address at the con
veiuim of the Xatiomil granger? a",
Lr."i-.n2-. Micb, the other day jre.a..
Muster Jones congratulated tte cr
der -on the "wonderful degrees tf
pr.eKpf.rity it Las enjoyed daring tbc*
..
portan^atKi profitable.
t»ards of trade, trusts, adnltera
tKTM of food products and official
oppressive severity. Many of these
eanses were said be fortered and
nroteried by legisIatiTe enai-fxaent.
the
The
MIT BDLE AUSTEIA. Special Re#wefi
of Young Prince Charles
Francis Ascending the Throne- f0 international Li^eSloc'
position. Chicago
UktlUtol Ikat Tfcere I» So»e Trmtfc
to the Storr Ttat the Heir Pre
(•mytlTe Ear Abdicate la
A letter received at Dresden from
Yiefina gives some interesting fo»sip
aicmt tie Austrian saecestioa- Is
spite of official denials, it is not im
possible that there is some truth in
rtor7
nxlltlJ
^ll^e6
hl xl?
N^"D€ Budapester Abecdbiatt of tiie Ii0riD"Cal?
lend ixtten-ded abdacation of the fceir
presumptrre to the Austrian throne. Via the orti -WeSi
rraBcis Fercmand.
faror of his nephew, the
A few years ago when Francis Ferdi- ticuisrs apply to agelitR of .Jf
Tiaod's health was very indifferent, his "(irtb- Wt
su-rn K*y.
jaung-er brother. Otto, the father of
sna. an exceptionally handsome boy.
wh»se bright, intelligent looks atd
relf-eonfident. good-h-umored expres
-t^n have already done much to en
dear him to the Viennese. In matters
directly affecting the interests of the oBt change afT'.-rd esce..trt^ facilit.JS^
dynastr. not onlj the reigning
POT-|for
renounced all claims t-o the suc-
nra.
making wide end shcrt turns at the i__ „f re"t
end of the course at will to show the
Trith
Prob-
S (igllt
tr soldier. The qoestion has come
up in connection with equipping that
arm of lie service with an intreneh
ing tool, something snstable for -use
in constructing a hasty cover for the
mdiridtial soldier or for a lint of
troops exposed to the enemy's fire,
without adding to the weight of the
present equipment.- The experiments
J^^tllaent combining-
Ew-
make ihe farming industry- more '^r*
the opinion that the cost of prodtsc
tioi"'. can be rediwed- from 30 to 23
per cent, and the aggregate prodcc-- the East
tioa of the farms of the United -•.**«• Wgia'^. wesk «f
States increased from 58 to 10-5.per'
be many and Master Jones eirtimer- wi*}1 their inr^r ifesa the
*^!es^r« charges as* discrirai- niinitncia wagea irzik tstixate'iparx
nation in traasportatioa, exorbitant1
i•••
uemocrat, .1^
and
Dakota Farawr
the qualities
of bayonet, knife and intrenching
If K,
re£13_lTed
iaTOr
Eerj.
will be $7,500,000. The site of the officer of the engineer school
propoised hotel measures 197 feet six
inches on the avenne and 130 feet
on each street. It has cost $2,750,000
and 54.750.000 is to be expended on
tie building.
in much to the
device^ and the de-part
now ca]!e:3
upon the corn-
of application Jo sabrriit samples of
tools which, while ordinarily expect
ed to be carried with the 'eompanv
equippage. may in emergency be
transjwrted by the individual soldier.
Ib this connection it is interestinsr to
faiow that the aggregate weight car
ried by the infantry'soldier in heavv
marching order is 76 nounds 35%
otLBc-ea.
MAH WITHCFT A COUNTRY.
^tnnullp I.:Ep
York
a
nas a Very
Troahleoone Pa •arc
Traveling l=ck ami ffiith on ships
v. hi eh plv beiTv een Havana and the
pert of Xew York city. Constantino
Oarcia. a native Cuban, is affording
the steamship companies much trou
ble and proving hiiaself to be a man
-.«ih.ut a country. He started four
months ago by stowing awav at Ha-
Arriving a: Xew
»%»««. -feW,
At Havana, the Cuban ^-ials re
farm landing because he
-yrraeticaJly a .stowaway. He was
again returned to Xw Tori and 1
agam
3S
reused permi^^-on to land.
la« steamship eompaaies are coin-1.
Jelled to obey the order and return 1
They have been, unable to fiuii
sy. work aboard ship wak-h their ua-
pa£~"er*s'':-r
A
cent, by the adoption of the best] Pf??aaet«ai Kteef ..irc.ch paths. "f te 11
methods- The «auses of present tm-steel -wffl-cfec'fcls*
satisfactory conditions were said to rails, if ba£&tt hrcrd.
T! rails are Jt
storage ebarces, large commission *4 cdge-.T^fy wflj
s.h«rtages, -unequal taxation, local afcoat a ijBMttr if an inch in
'i^tional dealing options on to act. as a ilight wheel «ajde
^5- "do. Meaa-
r-arb Dxwls Ca^ffc rea*.
Another FreseliBasn has been
scratched in a tinei. The French dnel
T»ayyei bet-Jice deacly.
!eig«
Excarsioa Bates
Via ti»e N^rth-V e?
cursiuo tickets w.il »*K'W_
and 3. with extreme re
until December «.
!'iC^^w^rn
to aireots Cine it"-1
Nnrthwest West. Southwest
r,A,n
in seekers" Excursion Tickets a, pr^uy I
15-year-old re(jUCed
Archd«ke Charles Francis. There i-
no question that the rotrng prince has
__ and Minneapolis
rates will be s"id on ie
aod
Tuesday- «.f each nJODtD.
s-0Ten]|:er_
for a couple of years past attracted a Xerrit'irv indicated above.
greatly enhanced interest in Austria-
Hung-ary and that tmnsrual care is no-w anoa -r r" rs and 1
being bestowed tipon his education, in Five ReCi^.n^
rie-w of his proximity to the throne. Best of Evcrj t!i'n«.r.
joi-i t'. April- 1^.6. mcU-
Tnori?t5
traveling to tbe ParjuC
"reign but other members of the im- jars iaex[ensive but tlr.'p.'Uchiv eom
peTial boose exercise a considerable Portable manner. Tbese cars leave
inflnence on such important decisions
as those concerning the suee.es.sion to
the throne, and it is only a man of vfry
strong unll who can resist the ureent
representations of a family ecuncil
of the imperial house.
tjje
Alton
At present the succession to the
throne is provided for with perfect m. Friday, and Los Angeles 3P-
clearness. Archdolce Francis Ferci
a.''nd. a nephew of the emperor, stands
next in the order, and as he has for-
Those knowing themselves
indebted to the Pioneer*Sent
eel on subscription will please
remit the amount or call at the
office and pay. The bountiful
crop makes every one able to
pay for his paper.
11
jOT (s
^nrrsy stresi. Xew York $x-
aBjj.
aTs
.#« possibility of fcksrsl poiscnicg.
I, Bint
(n f«( Gaana,
tfcr.e rf 5„r at
hanJ_
OVago Tribtme. vbea ro«
fc:ui t*e Es'if rt
C. Boyd Barrett,
BARRETT & ^ON,
H'Curiiiesvand Investments.
BBLS. BBLS. BBL?.
Of Money to Loan.
Room 15 Wells Block
Aberdeen, So. Dakota.
OR- A. C. CLARK,
Hc.ir.ccpaivic
r,B5aia? Bttnv^g
ad IT
5T3-®
PHYSieiAX
an:l
a"RD£EN,
a
tesT7
5
Not how Cheap but how
good.
11
be- fa: cn tcp exceni
3o»k fiwour
.v »,*- •», i»
L.r.,.
Icce:!i^
jru iinsit
ap?:?
'peoole
^'leepine Cars.
lja' f,.r,
1
Pullman Tourist Sleeping=Car
Excursions to San Francisco
and Los Angeles,
Via the NV.rth-'Western Line. It1
I weekly excursiwis in Puiiman T-.urist!
Sleeping Cars through
from
you can't
Hall the
-n*- Home*
.St. Pau.
to Lo-Anirelfs w:th-.
(,oat IN
i«pwja Cities" every Tuesday
morning, stopping at Mankato 12:,-:
p. m.,
p. m.. Sioux City
7:1o p. nj.. Onaaa p. m.. arriving
fjmaha 10:25 p. m. the .-Nime daj.j
Oakland Pier •San Francisc* ?.:42 p. I
Saturday, Convenient connection JS
aiso made at Omaha daily with
through Pullman Drawing-room anc.
Tourist Sleeping CV.rs to the Pacific
coast. Similar return service. !eav-|
ing Los Angeles Tuesdays, San Fran-'
cisco Wednesdays and arriving at the
"Twin Cities" on Saturdays. Ffr re
duc-ed rate excursion tickets and full
information apply to agents Chicago
&Xortb-Western R"v.
$1?
jfi
MiRiiKCiX
EiSidencc 4i"i8—S Arch Si_
1st House Sc.uih of Citholic Churcii.
—OFFICE WELLS BLCCK
Tctepbone 79-5. OSce.
fesadcu« 'PJtone Jfo.25,-^.
i'O.
55
It
pay T«s,. We lave
pare «nh
tbe very
ill
the Chi.
Cee-ord-Hercld. T: i5
aiWBTS
r~
i:
Tr
raTS lhe
torwtt
miu
u» ioolc far tcea.
"m
ft to« late
NEW
XV'ELERS
.1.,.^..
Woodward & Co.'s Ln,!
Store
F'.en'sOld St»nr1
•w/?,r+
-\*'-,* \r 3s '^•0':^TM
"You cain fool tome
peoole all
the time,
some of the
fool all
time."™''
CLOSING
:ire not selling below cosL
i'oels a-e bought right.
i.uy,
where to buy and bow
figure that anyone oa
ronsidereni. We can
a Ivertise ml s|end
cost. If the goods are
want shoddy
Get prices wherever
e-ate them. We add our
and expect to stay
Gang Plows as
Buggies nt £45 and
Strictly first class
«than to take some others as a gift. Catalogues
want your patronage we try to merit it. Yours
JNOfMcARTHUR
Something
ABERDEEN, SO. DAKOTA
Good
See
licious
stock of
The
1 Dakota Farmer
\s made funning easier for
thousands, and for
mi
It in Make 5o fcr
Yoo.?':%r
irmrn!,,0"!don't
5"
°ne
farn»
journal,
talre
-otne other peoeral
farm paper un
der the mis
taken impres
sion that
w, F.
ftqr
V»pv
*J§
if Is
JtST AS
T. BUSHNEU CO.
s,^ri
Of
and
tim!
the nf
E-«fefe:»v
Are
•A'lr/i'M
Have been doing
seventeen years right
course, have to it or
bnstoeas this way
every dav fort!
here in Abervieen.
leave, ami we
VTe "reitlt-j,
prefer to stay
It is not
We
to Imy,
sell at what others
-till make a little margin. It
yon please—come
here
and
Pianos at
five years, hut not high
wiU cost twice that.
Sewing Machines
ish a machine. Cream
I
{All sizes, all
5
necessary to
know vr!:\» }, v",,v
and wiii dui)ii
earth may quote
you, quality0
claim to he|J
is not
necessary fom
money trying to sell
gowls
all right, we'll
g'Kds—we lon't want
unsalable—but we'll
at
take 'em.
anything secooiiL
take anything in
our line that issii,
to us, vrell"
guaranty to that
of the raanofjJ
see all promises
low as
$45,
$148
prices from
fulfilled.
All right
up, also down. This
but, not onri
is median
and less. Guarant6(d|
grade. A really
Organs from
high crsifej
$40, both up and 1
at any price, Name your
price, well
Separators. That's wherewj
$50 to $125. Cheaper to psj|
«fc f.
the splendid
and
FRESH EVERY DAT
W 'v
Ward's Restaurant
Palace Bakery XHestl
Wjktmobel-O'p A
We hare refitted our W
and are now scrvm*
e»s»e»#S
Gent.
"to be bad
we bare at »v ,.
iA'|
Cream Soda. C-v-^l
Tmiw. and. «r«
onr Luncb lounte
cents op.
ic I
^-'~Onr Restaurant»
DAY
and
Gtreusa call and
to please and
1
WWMO*XZ'K'V
-Main Street 0pP°f^
JtKf Goods Store.
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