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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-18

Mr.. j. Nelson Ball and fami
ly left yesterday morning for Bi!
Creek.
TIE corn crop is made, ant
it will average way above that O.
last year.
Mr.. s. Cullen, so rumor says
will shortly commence the building
ola cottage at Big Creek.
-DRUMMERs are growing more
plentiful on our streets - which
makes the boarding house keepers
smile all over with joy.
DO not take any medicine for
the liver which has poisonous ele-
nent in it. Smiths Bile Beans are
avegetable compound. Two bits
per bottle.
SHERIFF Paul is among the
State Tax Collectors who have set
tied with the Auditor for collection
Of taxes of 1884 made during the
last quarter.
The Donaldsonville boys (the
Lee Base Ball Club) will pass up
by here on their way to Shreveport
tomorrow evening by Texas and
Bacifc road.
METHODIST SERVICES SUNDAY.
Preaching by Rev. j. NJ. John
sfon in the Alexandria Church at
IL o'clock A. NJ, and in the Pine
vile Church at s P. NJ.
For everything needed in the
house furnishing line, call on Mil
ler' Brady & Co., who will sell YOU
''e'e goods at astonishingly low
asaFes, You will be we'll repaid
lor your visit.
by small dodgers" posted in
q, most conspicuous places in Town,
MARSHALL NJ. W. Calvit notifies all |
Jug owners to have their CANNES
a @a1zied on and after Monday, the
s sv'u INST, for beginning with that !
aay he will commence killing all
aoss Thinning at large without the
iequired muzzle.
NoFIcE.-The Assessment Rolls
'Ae Town of Alexandria, La,
l'F the year 1885, are now open at
W once for inspection and correo-
s'n' Parties desiring to make any
=, @ange In their assessment are no.
'usu 10 come forward at once. |
=, A. B. RACIAL,
July is, 1885. Assessor.
D., a coLoRED divine, by name
W.. ~. a T. j, Hamilton, African
u'ai Missionary, from London,
y s'and, preached a lecture at the
!, aa'iay Street NJ. E. Church in
as;. Town: on Thursday night, his
= ~: :, oe'ng Physiology, Health
a., y rules, septic and antiseptic.
s ss,s crowd of colored folks were
phssas' and expressed themselves |
WIN the speakers remarks.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-18

DO not take any medicine for
the liver which has a poisonous ele-
nent in it. Smiths Bile Beans are
vegetable compound. Two bits
per bottle.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-18

SHERIFF. Paul is among the
State Tax Collectors who have set
tied with the Auditor for collection
Of taxes of 1884 made during the
last quarter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-07-18

-PRoF. Evans, late of Robeline,
where he taught school all during
the past session, is here in Alexan-
dria for the purpose of locating with
his family, and opening on the 1st
of September, provided he can Sc
cure enough pupils, first class high
school for boys. He comes we'll
recommended from various sources,
which speaks largely in his favor.
We ask cur friends to help him, for
he is about to inaugurate that which
has been long needed in our midst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
STOCK ITEMS.

Prepare u keen your live stock comfort
able through the winter. Cattle kept
warm du not need nearly 50 much food a.
when they are exposed 70 uintry winds.
Il. Il. Groom. the eS-Short- horn king Of
Kentucky, now manager OF the Frrucklyn
Land AMI Cattle Company, in the Texas
Panhandle. i feeding some l.J| steers this
year in the vicinity oil Crete. Neh. 80
The Nevada AMI California ca:fla grow
ers awe appropriated the sum o: $500 e.
pay detectives t. scour the SNAKE River
range this winter "a detect cattle thieves
aud secure evidence tina Will lead To their
conviction.
\ horses own taste for salt j. considered
the hes. guide as II the quantity H. needs,
h.nc. the benefit of having II within his
reach ut oil times. The most convenient
way, and perhaps In" cheapest, IL tn hive
a piece of rock salt in the manser box
National Stocimaa.
John Gilmore, Vir.on. Iowa. Secretary,
announces that the ninth annual meeting
Of the American Polani-China Record
Company will he held at the Northwestern
Hotel. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, January ~.
I>Si. Railroads Will give reduced rates.
All interested in breeding Poland China
hogs are cordially invited 70 attend.
There is now claimed u be 300 head OF
cattle in the extreme west OF Colorado, in
Mesa County aud the other country con-
tributary To Grand Junction. There are
said TO be 1900 beeves. III for the shamhleS,
that could come forward the present fail IL
the price OF beef would warrant the ship
ping.-Pueblo (CoLJ Chi.flrin.
At the late meeting OF the Interstate
Breeders Association in Kansas City it
was voted To claim Tuesday and Wednss-
dny OF the next fat stock show for Their
annual sale. which is not - exceed sixty
animals. AMI in which not more than three
are TO De offered bv one pai.y. Not more
than one bull shail b. In anv entry o; three
cattle.-Lirc STOCK Indicator.
Present Indications point TO a cousiier.
able decrease in the number of steep q
this country. while in Australia, our Ercae-
est competitor in sheep husbandry. thereto
no increase. Il such lie the facts. IL isa
matter Of certainty that the sheep-raioef
who preserves and cares for his iiOcks ~,
he,or. long receive 4 substantial rcwaNd.
The successful sheep-raiser VII - he vAo
makes a careful survey Of the field nd
forms Ar opinion o: his own. basel arn
the number of his sheep and the pox0fve
increase in the number Of consumes oe
woolen clothing. IL - certainly aOts
taken policy - sell sheep when 4t-i
market value il as low a. 81 presi-
.lasrS:R Csit:rTtor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
Turning Out Vice.

NEW ORLEANS, la. November "a
hre on the corner Of Basin and Poydras
streets early this morning DESTROYED a nura-
Der al tile worst d.n> in the city. including
n Mairansas. a negro gambling saloon.
which was a constant source OF truub!. t.
The police and the scene of more crim-s
than any place IN the city. In rummaging
among the ruins .a>i evening the boys
fo1nd the body OF a man. who had evidently
been turned to death in the fire. Both his
his legs and arms were burned en-
treiv on. The corpse was finals
iGehi'sed as Inward j. Murphy. vino
arrived here a week ago from Mexico.
Murphy came originally from some plac.. in
The Nest anu wandered ali owe. the world.
Wien he arrived hes- lee hat a large sum
az money in Spanish gold pieces. strapped
around ms vast in a beit and a potion o.
These We're found OF his body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
GRAND ARMY GLEANihGs.
The sons o: Veterans reccnhy h".i
soc.al dance At Topeka

The Sons o. Veterans. recently he'd .
soc.a! dance at Topeka
TIE sons e Veterans 81 CIif.oa, han-'
have ~reo-gaaissl. re>s!ving \ Few charter.
The funeral % John Gregg. who died re-
Gently n. Topeka. wasi IN charge 0; -i2~.n
Post.
i large number %, the o:Hcers AMI mem
ber. Of ,.r O.. 4. l. o. SetrAska lately
visited Fort Sidney by SPECIAL lrniD. and
made a formal ~pr7sentai'oE OF 'H'
Grand ARM -3.i ta!Ss ~ General Nor
row. T.. 0rcasiJn wa- very en- Ablr-
A. a la. m-e:in. o. Lincoln f1s; l.. \.
4. at Topeka. Kan, = handsome test
monial "a. received froJu Heal~Es'a f',t
o. Frankfort ia TIE form o:s yeTv credit
abb poem composed ~ the ialatEni o;
81 the latter pos: an -ugr1~sei "a parca-
fn.u.. I: aas comm lucrative OF the To-
p-ka reunion.
The money has been raised aud the m
s,rum.uts ord red for the n.w e. A. Il.
Band, organ T.! by tie p's; o; ihis city'
Il will To- know a. the Pos: Band. ani uu-
der the leadership Of Prot. Armstrong,
formerly % the Fourteenth MIssschnsrtts
regiment band.-N'.r'Eg lhth' G9-''e.
Colonel ". r. Cloud. late United states
Ir,erual K-v-nu. Cs!.ctor az Seia.ia. M,
and Nr,. sara R.ranngu. OF S-Is.la. were
married m the pariors of the Coates House.
Kansas Ti,y.,nr other morning. and !mms-
d.at-ly left zoe Portland. Oregon, Their
future ham.-. Colonel Cloud i. well known
ia 6. 4. Z. circles. and has been prominent
ia tine polite. %: Kansas an! Missouri ever
sine the war. U-was Colonel VI. Kansas
regiment and dad gallant service Tor Us
country.
The supper given Monday night Nv
Cherokee g.. 4. 4. Post - the wives,
daughters ani sons OF veterans. was a
complete success. After tho adjournment
Of both post ami camp all assembled IA
walkers Hall where the women lolks'
had a fine supper. \. Y. .uch-.l in "A
neat ana affecting speech m behalf OF tho
post, presented To- the Camp Of Syn- Il
Veterans a beautiful fla, let,-rai Ia gold.
John \. Logan Camp. No. -. S1as 81
Veterans, Division OF kansas."-Ch .rOks,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
~. LOUIS Thanksgiving.

- I November 2h-BuS.neSs w=s
suspended generally ;lrou-hoI. The CITY 20
day. The hanSs, the Merchants Exchange
end the !arcc business houses We're csase,i
IL well a. tine civil courts and pub io
Offices Tie day WIS appropriately 90,
>ersed ~ h local militia BY A grand re
view Of all tie companies in the city b,
Governor John : Maraaa.Iukc aDI "a,
tncao~rs Of his STAT. IL Turslanc. o: N
cVivr issued on ls>I Saturday b. Col. Z II.
Meier, t!.- command cOmVo>iu. the virsi
.r gade, -. q. VI. assembled a; the Ma.
roaai ES-ai ATynery. Seventeenth ana
PIN stress n; $3.50 O'Clock. and formed Sy
companies ,u:o ;wo battsl!o.S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04

A LADY On TGsa Avrnss. S<~ Y~x.
ou.c&sy s~usana1a<i Q 4ocsors
ia. do<so<. uzy AcsAaD5 ts seaffy s~sA
Hs xsssaasi . caucus last y sat- as rnNts
f0ag sr-~cAes aat prOz4iset - b ~sh A2s
fellow Sttrsas axsi~ to-day. 8ns g. e~-
Tor. ss toxks uasrfy deaA-"
II - b~ea Ia politics 's7gf
"Ao. o2iy last year. he sGkd lard
for 'iAm~s McCaassy's ss@1taoa"
" lie stli -, vel. saaaanf he AS .
stomach fox aay disease. II 30 r<sNd sr
him ="
Political nt>, Of sAor. or ioas Srrssios.
IL very sIaazsttnE. - "a ~ssiszi f1en uss
rrcAt mart1lisF sesch prevails ASsozE
pahiic Hea- Ex-r. = S~assoF a. n Er1e~.
who hss h~sn loas IL psb-le hf.. sa
she g<es- day. hv1 - pTas~ $50 .
car q, g crussin<. l t1aad Ir. - @i,sIs.
xho syet are sp asa down IN . ssrrsAsea
way. rSazrk1aSs
".Why. Ssa1Ato-. hsS veil ycC h~S
"'Mel. | f~~i pretty sea.s la1s@Ss~i
TIE doctor ut.vr~l a. iaer~dsi 1s r1psy,
when tie SsrasoT fsAakly ta.d bua- IN an
s&sr q al Inquiry. Tia - raa NATns =
safs cure which ArempstshEl foe h&al
What che prufrssiaa bal failed . DO Sea
ar Bruce saws ais 70. ais are yery sauce
sstoaisAsi st tsis rvvelAi.oa q. po~vs.-
Ia sl05x.
sOyc-ueeszhaE.y p<.s&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
4 New TRIAL NAMED.

S~rEINsrIELn. Ill, November sS-A
few minutes before midnish; the Sanyamon
Circuit Coar; jury returned a verdic, OF
guilty against George Short for the murde,
of Samuel Noyer at fredericksburg on the
slst of las, August and fixed the penalty
q, twenty years in the pen,;entiary. Meyer
and Short had engaged in a quarre, when
Short stabbed Mover fatally with a knife.
Ii was a sad affair, from the fac; that
Movers wife died a short time before his
iea,h and left q family Of nine small or
phan children in destitute circumstances
Ii was shown that in this particular quarrel
Noyrr was the aggressor. and the sentence
n basidered Q severe Que.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
RrulAllN RcAfen.

ST. LorIs, November a6.-At six o'cuck
last evening Frank Neulle. . teams,er.
while driving east on Convent avenue be.
tween Second and Third streets. was pulleS
of mis- wagon by three men and bru,ailv
beaten with rocks and bricks. Phe Tina
men. who are unknown TO the police or to
Neulle himself At present. showed no mercy
toward their victim. though the ~la,,r,'s
~pleadings were heard BY residents in that
vicinity. After beating their man IN ,hs
trio were seen making for the river. Neuljs
WAS found shortly after by a citizen aid m.
police were informed OF the affair. Tier
called an ambulance and .Neulle vss ,aLen
home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
a CONVICT ESc4E
4 Not"rious Life Convict Max Ills Escape
from the Joliet Penife, (y.

4 Sot"rious Life Convict Max lis Escape
from the Joliet Penife, ~
JcIIET, ILL.,, November rs. notorious
criminal. named A. y. Nc. Ser, alias
Peoria Dan. escaped from the plict peni-
Tertiary at FIVE o'clock this AFT ron,. or is
at present hiding within the Rh.S. The
entire force of guards and 90 Of the
city are now on duty, scarc,iu the city
and e~nGeavoring To recapture eNcaNcd
convict. II is tliought that ~ lister cf-
fecied his escape by going ovet3hc walls
with a rope which he had so9tr.ved Ia
manufacture, and rs he had fr QpiS in The
city was probably supplied citizens
clothes on the outside. Since tlis;cI's
Imprisonment he has been emf - ed in the
main engine roonis at the fNDnn as en-
gineer and has not been undtf kas strict
surveillance a. the other Prist0o :, conSe-
quen,ly he had better opport,u1e Ia plr
and effect his escape. lit murder
for which McAiis'er wae t"nvict,-i
WAS one of the most sensati,SD in tie
State. Ii resulted from a su1rrl in &
Peoria bagnio and for this 1HAli>ter re-
ceived a life sentence. He VIZ eriV",l AZ
the penitentiary here Februa -. lN.d.
Previous to conviction McAlisteI III served
three terms in this institution; having
been convicted Of larceny; secoi0xJor bur
glary: third for robbery. Wh - serving
the second term he Wa pardorS e by Gov
erner Palmer. The escaped obyict is
about forty-six years Of ace, fiWP D.. four
inches high, Of light complexioa crt hair
and weighs IFS pounds. He ID round.
chubby build, large head. bald M4op. full
face rather pale and s~low-Inotiof lie is
one Of the best known men on IL Illinois
Central canal. snd will probah z tek em-
ploynient somewhere IA an engbtz0
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
TrXA> BurEian

DALI-AS Ten. November s6-lass nigh,
burglars entered TIE s;orehouse Of ID. l.
Riley. At Canton, and blew opea the safe
and carried OF the drawers containing a.,
the money and valuable papers ID. L.
Riley had about $500. Sheriff Meredith had
n deposit Of $40 and J. l. Riley Ind
$500. Dr. ID. G. Stanton had between $500
and $1,000. making . total loss Of Si.5ao 70
$4,000. S;cdge hammcrS crow bars etc.
were found III the store, he.ns the sijo.n-
ing a to . blacksmith shop. and the lock
on the shop door wax broken. This morn
Ing the safe drawers and al the pagers
were folnd near the town school BUILDING
but tie noOey was I'll suae
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
Jumping . Claim.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Novemb4 es.-A
special to the Kansas City TinoI~k: For
six months past Thomas McGof1,Sd lIar
rison sherman. living nesS A. Wa
baunsee County, Ran. have been evin- 4
dispute over = quarter section & hnd in
the Kansas reservation SiienDt shaving
knowledge Of the fact that e had
no, been ccmplied with. jumhp claim,
which very much enraged F:ofin.
Yesterday morning McGofan ktar,ed
for Alma and was cDmpAk "a
through the premises Of Sherm6 & .eting
that party as he passed by. re the
dispute was renewed and Shcrru : ftruck
McGofiin several times. Mctsnfe dcTei
him 10 desi>i. but he refused 10 wsrn-
ing. and drawing a revolver from1se pocket
McGonin fired iwo shots, killing f-uan
instantly, the halls takiag elect tie
breast. 4 farmer named Rives Il esSed
the act. bnt was unable TO pre- the
tragedy. A short time after the,s Me
Coffin was arrested N . prelis ex-
animation vas held and he was hU over
to the district court
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
II ROUND UP.
Ciosias Days Of t,,- Cattle Convention
More ke.aiutioD..

~" kssoiGfinos.
IT. LoIIs, NOy-;Haer 2s.-A large num-
ler OF Delegates &, IL. convention Of the
National Cattle mi Horse Growers Ass"-
citation ie't Tor hou- Thursday evening aud
the attendance yesterday norHiis MAS much
Teducfd- Judge Carroll. OF texas, c--.ei
tie convention 10 o,i.g al lo:5o.
Harry NJ. TaylG,. 4 Sew Mexico, hy uHan-
imOH' consent. Teuie.cd tue indlah Iues-
ton ~ the Introduction OF .he following
resolutions:
WGEETA~. Airos. continued q s-urbince-
haze 'Aisie ls'wsau the FROM cT-uL'h hni
a." 10 an- OF r.--cry.LDn- "Hi-H c tht IA
WHIEE,. a rga interests of humanity
and IA" mater rf prosperity 81 'hc gltat
West. including H-N.c" ana Hfi.-h '".uih-
ba, demand rs.i t.c~o c.-tGrJanceE lie
N.s,isa3. I'm, : The sense OF the Ma
touai Cattle and Hpr-" Growers hN-ne.h
ton -! The { q rrl states taat lie Ii@' I',
r. ~ the Genera '~"F'Thn''t' 80 90
81 u" gr-sTsaf ra- Hr~ u''hp'' ~ - i-
Yri uHrEy. ya.I .e4 .ru- gf tu' Irfi'i StGi's
End open Hp -ta4 .a.i- :" settlement
E..,l,ed. Tn-f '.cI .nd. Vidua4 Ina ah u.
granted .Egl -sr-- OF ifG" 81 the uHof'ii ..
port on uf rHr indian 1'rr'"rF. G." if ph;d
.lr uui 81 tn proceeds % tIc sac 81 ih!H:
above mont .a,:. AMI TOO" finance W
said procc,.t- "a Dc Gcf"'rs 70 ih' Up.
port al -ali INDIAN, anu 'h' "
the r 81. l.T'u.
R,.si..i NAT ~ these Indians arc III" hest
armed r.lJs on 10" frontier. "a" iH" hgdIi-l
tho .alr al .r-.rrn- aHd man tom 81 var 40
more -, &C.. rpfurcct aud "a" penalty Tor
it, Violate. .ary-iy Increased.
g,.tI-.B Br.f GH our .H.sIncnt me con
d4-t 81 !rE a4 aGg r. should IT," U4ae,d ~ N"
Iu4.. o.. f-, iaa.iary department OF thc
in.IrI state.
Judge carroll. 81 Texas. favored the rcso'
Iuu.u. Ia. .,.,s..,..u u tp Stake out tie rel
c.-.~-. 80 me urocrupiei iion of the la
dian Territory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
FIRE AT OoDGd CITY.
a Destructive Fire SIS u worth q,
Property ID y.

4 Destructive Fire stB 80 Worn ct
Property ''rfs
D0DGE CITY, KAN, rs54mber GA
fire broke out about scr ,,t8G'ciock last
evening in the JunctioIit On Front
street from a cause at n. uuhnpwt.
One entire block wa b -, causing a
total loss Of about $50, % ne principal
losses were as follows. u0eilon saloon.
Sheridan * CO., propriei1rs 81; no insIr-
ance. Opera house saloon. O. 4 Wright
Droprietofs, loss $1,000. insurance;
DUN & Kirkpatrick, furiit e. store. loss
about 81, 900, small INSURANCE ;4oTk, Parker
81 Draper, merchandise cur 90. lo.s So
900, insurance, Si2, 600: +. GIriand's
drug store. loss 81 900, una INSURANCE; +.
;. Duratd, jewelry store, To- $1,000;
Charles Iiine, restaurant. loss 5000;
r. e. ZimmermaiL hardviru store, loss
St5, GOO, no Insurance: a. q Tex. irwc..r,
loss $1,000; ~. James sale q. Atkinson X
Warren, prOprieiors, loss 300, Long
Branch saloon. Drake n 10, ffopric-
tors. loss $1,000; Bond IL VGDster. drug
gists, loss $500, fully isah .d: Il. VI.
Wright * Co, mercantile sto ~ "SS : 30. 900.
insured onc-half; James Il y claw, attpT-
nets, loss $500; Cunnhaue al fitzgerald,
Zeal estate agents. loss sj0H - llink!r,
saloon, loss $500; Odd feIlo,. q "dCr. SOU:
CoIrb,W Office, newspaper, s. Strange ~
Swarincrsby, dry goods, p; Jane,
Kelly, buildings, 5000: %. l.. Me
Carly, druggist, $1,000. 8hc above
list was taken on The Dpunds inn
media.e,y after the fire. IL 1dtaicult To
obtain the correct amount Il hrancr, but
il is estimated at about so Several
buildings were saved by the b ii brigade.
There IS no Gre engine In the "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
TuY -,o-,fan pzefs~

TuK northern Pacific EailroAd Cp-rnsy
issue several illustrated pamYl cts and
sectional land maps fur free d~stntn'ioo
which contain valgaii- information con
ceraiuc the rich agricultural an grazing
eountTy trnvsraed ~ The isnr ihfpakb
Minresota. Dakota. Montana. Idaho, Nash-
!nstcn and Oregon. The pablo atoms con.
lain n yuops II til United States lsnd
laws by which Government lands can 10
secured fg-c under u hunlrs;s al pf-rnf-
ton and timber culture acis aud the terms
% sale us railroad lands. The rafos q! taTv
and freight rates "a ~migTaat movaflss
and hous. bold good and mu, h other iaioy-
nation. They are mailed ire 10 any al
dress by addressing AS b IamboTu,
Land Commissioners st. Pau. Aina-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
ROBBED n

BcsTuN, November sS-When Cd es,S
of the French Catholic Church. free-
maj Place, went into church this fnius
o. celebrate mass they foaad that cves
had broken into the sacred q and
stolen the silver used in the CO nica
service. valued 6, from $500 TO S5A Hey
had also robbed the altar Of . o.
ca>;iy ornaments making a total of
EStled hS
ferciIg q small window. The church SIS
in from the stree. sniGc diS,aac- and IN.
noise would not toe noticed. The robbery =
supposed IA have i-eca committed shortly
after midnight n :wo men wer. seen lray-
ing thai locality aha;i; one O'Clock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
OmahA Matters

OMAuA. NER. November q .-rhe ex.
animation of j. ". Lauer. charged with
! the killing Of his wife. has been pes;r" ed
I; until tomorrow. 1t is intimated that " zen
the case passes beyond tie jurisdiction IT
the police codrk he viii not b admitted TO
|. bail A special Grand Jury which vas
1 callai to investigate the case was ..is-
5 missed to-day. as the District Court jaa-cs
cisicA, that no Grand Jury coa'd be ctci
between the terms. John Barnett narrowly
escaped lynching this morning at ahnutsnic
o.cl,ck i'm South omaha for havin. |. e.
Ssveral shot into a crowd in Z saloon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-04
Farm Notes.

Fillmore County tNehl farm-S
being vie;imiEed by ~s~!ud!ns ires
men,
Fx-t;ovcrnor Fgruas, of NebrasAv 4
hss uerhap- given the -gt;-ci m1ro ass y
ton than any other msn in that 500, .
Inmates the value II q bearing alD1e =
a; ;wcntv dollars
The Sy-s & saoT: re : a~aoue
ample. crowa a. Enro-ia. a. - -
large. that measured twelve tDcA ~
diameter: bu. FL Patterson. - o
thrifty farmers. showed " aDH~ -,
measured ever thirteen .Ecaea-E 80
(hGR.J Mes
A correspondent OF The Rcsn% -
tried painting his pear ir~~s -
and lnse-d oil. hllia- up shs1d ".
ing ACT tree ;~o coats OF 80 AZ
this 10 preveu, hight, and 'S q
coated have been free from A0>
trees no; painted are dyinS.~ ~
dies, however. should be ;rO Ass-
tioa. Kerosens oil viii kLI
and some kinds OF paint c thal
substance may be in~;urioos - .1beA-
ExcAaH9s-
Corn Is turning &C; evca -
npec.ei. Tbs Yield in IN ON
Be simply immense. IL ke< ksU@s
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