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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

men unb bic ruffii9e 9errfhaft prDclas
ntirt. Gin ruiiii9es &riegsf9iff liegt
i'm 6afen BON 8urgas unb f6hbt bic
ruffl9en nnrubsitifter bur@ feline &az
nonem. Ser ruifif6e &onful 1T I'M
ginperifdnbniB nit gtabotoff, tpel6er
fein 6auptquartier iogar i'm ruiIi9en
Goniulatsgebdube aufgei6lagen bat.
- Ser DeutI9e &ei9stag 1T auf ben
25. Mopember einberufen porben.
= Sn Berlin tpurbe i'm 8eiiein bes
geiamn1ten Miniiteriums bic groBe Sus
bildums &unfausftelung feierli@ ges
i9lofen. Ser &einertrag bes gro Bars
tigen l1nternebmens betrdgt 10000
W{art; bic 8erfdufe BON 8ilbern bes
aiffern 1i1 auf iiber eine Million Marf.
= profeior Dr. &o6, Der berabmte
gntoeder bes @bolera Bacillus, Der
gbef bes beutiGen &ei6sgeiunbbeits'
amtes, bat conitattrt, baB bic Gboleras
Sobesfdae in ber Ndbe BON Mains urs
bertennbar bur6 bic aiiatiIde Gbolera
perurfa1t porben finb.
= Mub in Wien eonftatirten bic
Sanitdtsbeb6rben, baB fib baielblt elm
Sobesfau in GDlse BON afatii6er gbos
leea ereignet bat. Wtan begt feline Be-
fir9tumgen, bab bic @bolera fcb aus
breiten tperbe, ba ber Sanitdtssuitanb
ber @taot elm ausgeaei9neter 1T.
= Mus Obefa tpirb beri9tet: Srei
2eute, mel9e BON tollen 9unben gebii=
len unb bpn einem S9hler paiteur's
mad beKen bielbeipro@euer Metbobe
angebli9 gebeilt tporben tparem, itnb
iebt an ber Solwutb geitorben.
= S9iffe, bic BON Samoa mad San
Jrancisco fommen, beri6ten. baB I'M
September auf ber gu ben SongasSn=
feln seb0tigs Sniel Minafoo fi6 beftige
@rbbeben ereignet baben. Mus einen1
1000 SUB tiefen See 1T ein Berg ents
por geftiegen, BON elmer 66be BON 300
SUP; oerielbe fpeit ieitben &au9 unb
SSeuer. @egen 1000 Sr6fDbe ma9ten
fi9 auf Der Snfel bemerfbar. Nn atls
beren @tellen entffanben S9lammbulf9s
ne, tpel9e 3tpei Orittel aQer GecosnuBs
bdume Der Sniel aerf6rten. Sie Grbs
itDBe ma6ten ii6 big mad Samoa bin
bemerfbar.
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Gin @tnoernif, beS fDrperltdben gSpbl:
befin0en8.

Die gerste besei9nen nit &edt bic Ser.
itopfuna ais elm bartnddisss 9inSsrnib bed
Woblbefinbens beB Rorpers. Die @erri9tune
bet tpidtigeren Gunftionen, pie 9erSauuns,
ausi6eiSuas Der @alle unO cine lebbafte Cir
enlation bes 8lutes perben bur9 oiefelbe in
einen. srOberen ober serinseren Mabe auf>
aebalten, fe na1bem bas 2eiben i'm @ntfeben
ooer bSaie entpidelt 1T. stidt fOfort. aber nit
mabiser sdnsllistsit entfernt S fetters
81 senbitters ieDes Ssmptom, 6as ite
berporruft, foipie aGle bie serinssrsn seiSen,
ipelde ibr entlprinsen, bauptlGdlid @eroaus
unas. unb dronilde biliSfe 2eiosn. 11mionif
ertpartet man BON brafif6en asursirntitteln
einen bauernben Nuben, uno gtebt es nur ipe'
nise abfiibrmitteI, bic ni@t beftis nn6 iiber,
mdbis pirfen. AuedTlberpillen uno @alonel
iin6 beifimmt nur auf bic 2eber gu tpirfen, uno
bel baufsem @ebrau6 iinb fie Der @slnnObeit
fdabli9. Das 8itterS fiibrt eine @rlet9terung
ber @ebdrme berbei unb felt ibre @eselmabtg.
felt tpieber ber obne S9meraen. So beftegt au@
Gieber. &beumatismus, Neuralsie naO Intba'
tiafeit Der Nieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06
= e Z a ..

- Sm Muifin 1T Elm anberer berbor'
ragenber Mbpofat geitorben, 9arbap
9. penbergaf, ber bem Staate IN per=
f1iebenen Memtern geoient bot.
- Mgemeittes Snterefe ruft IN 9lus
Hin bic Mbreiie zines Solonbefbers
unb elmer berbeiratbeten Jrau bernor.
sic reifen nidt suiammen, aber mon
alaubt, baB Beibe bur6gebrannt iino.
= ssobn 8. Barton, &e6afteur 0es
,Waco Graminer" bat u. $. 8elo
& 60. BON Der rDanns ytems" auf
$50, 900 perflagt. Gerner Die &eoafs
teure Der n@aco Mliance STANDARD,
auf ie $25,OOO S6aoeneriaB. Sie
&lage 1T eine 2ibelflage unb entipringt
Mrtifelm, tpel6e in Der ngewss uno
Nuiance GtanoarD" erifienen.
= Die 6air in Dallas mar fiir3li9
BON %, 900 Meniden on einen Sage be-
fu9t.
= Gin iunger Mamu giamens Nlz
freb 8. Giersfp besing in Glarfsbille
Gelbitmorb. st idnitt iib ben Gals
burd. Die urla9e bes Selbitmoroes
fennt man ni6t.
= Beim ueberfabren beg StraBens
babnseleiies in @alpeiton ifiirste Der
grpreBmagen Der Seraszpacificbabn
um. Ser Sreiber rettete ii@ bur6 eis
, men Sprung. gb. Burt aber, Der tle'
ben ibm iab, serietb unter Die Sufe
Der pferbe unb erbieIt 8erleBungen, an
benen ct farb.
= ginem a9tidbrigen Mdb@en, Der
So6ter bes Gum Buff pel9er in Der gfas
be BON Napaiota lebt gerietben beim 4ns
aie6en bic 2leiber In Branb unb on
ben erbaltenen @unben TT bas Wdbs
den gefOrben.
= Sn Slatonia erbielten 3app Die
Maioritdt ber Stimmen fur Sberiff,
Moore ftir gountpri9ter, 9eilig fiji
NKeRor. ~,
- Sn @albefon farb gbarles %.
6baper, Der felt As Sabren in Sal
peiton tpDbnte, an ben Golgen pou
@arboli bic ct aug Ierieben ei1=
nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06
Gin 3auberer.

2orb @ollelep, ber cine 3eit lang
bic enslil9en Sruppen i'm Subantriege
befebligte, er5dblte emit folgenbe quite
Mnetbote: @iner ieiner Offi3iere, tpels
der sufdlig ein @lasauge bate, unters
bielt 19 zines Sages nit einem @efans
genen, einem gliibenben Nnbdnger bes
@abbi. rWeBbalb glaublt Du an ben
Wsabbia" fraete berOftisier- CLAUDE
an ibn", anttpOrtete ber Mann, otpetl
er Wunber tbun fann." @oglei6 nabm
ber Offi3ier fein @lasauge beraus. mari
es in Bic Suit, fling es wieoer auf uno
that es an ieinen alien plab. n&ann
bas ber Mabbi audi tbun2" fragte er.
Ser @efangene erblabte, 5itterte uno
tpar feiner MntpDrt fdbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

ne @emablin tDirD mid begleltelt. -Sn
bemfelben Qlugenbltd trat Charles
f9wanfeno iiber bie S9meae unb be-
grhBte 2ueD nit oer fapaliermdBigem
Mrtisteit fribere Sage, bic gu feiner ges
fpenftiseu gri6eiuung in traurigem&ons
traft itanb.
sfelir unb Saul! fommt unb labt
gu6 porfeaenl fubr er fort. Su bif
f@6ner als ie, 2uep, begantl ct, tta9oenl
bie 8orffellung prbnungsmdBig erfolgt
mar, unb ma1te cine BetDegut1g, als
tpollte er feline abgeaebrte 9anb out ibr
6aar legen, 10 baB fie untpiatirli6 alls
riidfubr. .-gber beine Soilette gefdnt
mir nid)t!-Niellei9t 1T oeine Treunbin
10 gut, Dir bel BET Bei9affung etnes
paf1enben &oiiiimes on bic 9an6 gu ges
benS-Die @rdfin BON Gllern lou at1z
bers sei@midt in ibr neues &etdb e1rale'
ben!
Gin f6attenbaftes 2d6eln per3og ben
bleiben Wtunb. Mber pl6bli9 erItidte
elm aurgelnber Son bic Gtimme, er fant
benz berauipringenben Telir in bic effe=
men 9lrme unb Elm BlutitrDm quol aug
ben nod geDffneten 2ippen. paul
fprans binau, unb beibe Mdnmer trugen
ibn in bas 9feben3immer, tpo tie ib1 auf
fein Bett legten.
9ucp, uno ielbft 9RiB 9anpers, bic
bisber in farrer Saltung unbeneglidb
un6 feraengerabe am Genffer seitanoen
bate, ariHen nit bilfrei9en 9dnoen utts
ter Der DIRECTION tes iungen Mrates gu;
aber es bauerte lange, ebe bas Blut ges
itilIt tpar unb @barles gum Sobe ers
i66pft auf ieinem 2ager rubte.
2ucp blieb. MiB Danbers bate fets
nen Miutb n,ebr, fie barar gu binbern.
go blteb aud fie.
Cine langiame traurige @o6e bers
ffri9. paul tpar abgereift, ober TellJ
berlieB ben 2ramfen 1i@t. @as bdtte
ibn aud nod @nernbrunn treiben fol=
len, mo er nur bic Sriimmer zines bers
lDrenen @liids 3u finben eruarten ourfz
te? ct mar fiir 2ucp Sroif unb Stab
in bieien f9meren Sagen.
(GOrtiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06
Gin alpfter, bas tint gturm senpnt=
ttteft tptro.

gs 1T bies fiir gem6bnli9 Elm ieltenes
greigniB, bas man bie un0 oa nur auf
benz Sbeater febt. 2ir3li6 trug es f6
aber allen Grnites i'm &loftet ber Muz
guitinerinnen In Murerre in Granfrei@
3u. Gin iunges Wdb@en, Grl. Galet,
bic So1ter bes Wfaires BON GglenD,
bra9te in benz &lofter, in mel6em tie
er3ogen tpurbe, aaidbrli9 eine fur5e
3eit in filler 3uriidge3ogenbeit 5u. Mls
fie nun groBidbrig wurbe, febrte fte
ni6t mebr na1 6aufe 5uriid, fonoertt
f6rteb ibrer Gamilie, iie lei enti1lofen,
1i1 Soft 3u tpeiben. MuBer fi9 borTers
3peifIung elite 1err @anet mad 9urers
re, bod oas Glofer blieb ibm berf9lof=
len unb er fonnte um feinen preis feine
So9ter ieben. Mlle feline 8eriu6e Bile
ben erfolglos uuo fiirali9 bra9te et1
Blatt ber Oonne einen bon ibm unters
aei1neten, pafenben Mrtifel, in tuel6ent
er an Die nffentli6e Meinung appelirte.
6err @anet erf9ien no9mals, begleitet
bon leiaem Bruoer unb einer Mn3abl
Nertpanoten i'm &loifer, UNI feline Sod)s
ter au perlangen. Die Oberin ertldrte,
bic @eiu9te befdnbe fi6 ni9t mebr
bier; ieoo6 9err @allet gab ni6t na@
uub orobte, nit @ewalt ein5ubringen.
Oie griiber @a1et i9pben 6ie Nonnen
BEL @eite unb betraten bas Rlofer. Die
Sbore tpurben tpeit ge6ffnet, bur9 tpels
DE cine groBe Meni6enmenge trob Der
Bitten ber 0aters, inn allein bic gers
authorizing fhr ben 5dritt 5n iiberlaf
fen, 6ereinfrbmte. Die 56weftern
blieben Bel ibrer gebauptung, Grl.
@auet tpdre ni9t mebr i'm &lofter, bic
Wfenge murbe uRsebulbig uno berans
itaItete cine genaue 9ausbur6iu@nng,
nobel ale Sbiiren gefprengt unb Jens
fer seri6lagen tuuroeu, big Derr @allet
iein &inb fanb. 9ie &ube mar bulb
tpieber bergeitelt uno 6err @aaet fhbrte
feline So9ter unter ben 3urufen elmer
Weenge BON etpa 1900 perionen meg.
Mbenbs tpurbe bann nod por benz 0auie
bes Mlmoieniers bes&loters manifefttrt.
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: l1eber 2iebfnedts guslehen i6reibt

bic u0reie preKe" in guffaIo: n9err
2iebfne9t itebt iebt i'm 81. 9ebenstabre
unb bat nit Blaine ettpas Mebnli9feit,
iebenfals Febt ct beher aug, als es ietn
in pieien 8ldttern per6Hentli6tes Bib
nib permutben ldBt. @r ipri@t aus
benz Gtegreife, i'm Weientli9en aber
fino feline MeuB Beruusen fat gang bieiel=
ben, Die ct bereits in anbereu Stdoten
BON ber &ebmerbhbne aus getban bat. "
OaB 2iebfme9t ieinen 8ilbern IN
amerifanii9en Sagebldtttern ni3t glei9
fiebt, 1T fein Wunber. @benio gebt es
ia BEN meiiten In fol9en 8ldttern alls
aebIi6 abgebilbeten Berion, ieBt 3. ..
6em General Gaulbars
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= ueber bic gegenpdrtige Weltlage
itattet cine 3eitung in Irtanias nit benz
iADnen 9tamen: Scr WeBfein" folz
genben Beri6t bon 9tapel: uDies 1T
Elm rngliidsiabr. @roBe Mrbeitsauss
ifdnbe baben bic @ei9dfte geldbmt,
Mnar9iften baben neriu9t, bas gan3e
8aterlanb in bic 2uft 5u fprengen,
grbbeben baben bas 2eben aus Stdbs
ten gei6tttelt uno borige gta9t 1T Elm
benz &ebafteur bieies 8lattes geb0riges
2alb btn einem @iienbabnaug iibers
fabren tpDroen."
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Gtm mntermebmemSes, smberIaift8eS
SONS.

@eam tann iI@ fets auf u. Drsib 8 serlaf-
fen. nid,t allein, baB er GAS aefe fnbrt, legt er
Ed bic gsentur bon poIIbstannten betpabrten
Mrtifeln, bic bas Bolt mag, su nnb erbalt itd)
baourd ben ubisen &ui Ct Fat iest bic Igen'
tur fir Dr. Sings gteuc entbedung gegsn Aus>
aebruna iibernonimen nno perfauft bic Mteot3tn,
neil er tpeib, bas iie gut 1T. Sic f,rirt leoe
affection Der aeble, 2un9e nno 8rnit. Yrobe'
GIafden fret,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06
Hm6leus slruiea=Salbe.

Die bette Salbe bet Belt fit S4nitte
QmetI6unsen, @efdpire, Gieber, unS 9aut'
Musf9las, GIedte, sefprungene SdnSe, Groft'
beuIen nnb ale Sauttranfbeiten; turirt Sa'
morrboiben ober feine 8etabluns. 8ollige
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo ptro
auriiderftattet. rs gents bic SdaAtel bel U
Greik
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

= 8om papua>9afen (auf Der Sns
iel Neu @uinea) fommen gta6ri9ten,
baB oaielbif bic ginaeborenen ben ga
pitdn Craig unb spei MatrOieu beg eng
iii6en S9iffes Smilp, fOpie feds Msa'
lanen ermorbet baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-06

GaIf6 berftanoen. Ri6ter
Gpre1en sic lautere 9Dabrbeit! Nn:
getlagter: Nanu, ioa i'd etwa nod
tnebr i1reien2
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@ paneoaf& g obn MAIDEN
6errenanaiige auf 8efeaung uno fiibs
rem alle 9luftrdge bon auswdrts prompt
aug.
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!. Bur Ne1ulirnng.

~. beIiebte SauSar3net, ents
- )1f 9dlt perbirstermaben tein Sbsil@en
NN Uterfnr ober anbere f4dSltde Sub'
jfara, font :rn if rein be9 etabiltf@.
sic fur It alIe bur9 2eber-, Meren=
unb sJsagenit6rung Derllrfa9ten
Granfbeiten.
Menn bic 0eber in 1lnlrbnuns 1T, bann
III ber q mae OraanismuS gefort. DaS
8lut III anrein, Der Mtbem tuiberlt9, Der
Yotient tat aopftpeb, fibh fd fhmat,
nieberoeidlIaaen nnb nerb0S. I'm yer'
fd5Iimmerung bes 8uFanbes au berbuten,
nfmm fofort Gimmone
0tMn1 Negulator. BET ftsenoer zee
SlUk benspeiis oosr bet M!ersn n,
Ieiben bermeibe mon Stimnlars
ten un6 uebme Si,nnions 2iber Regulator. Der
tiIft fider.
@enn Du eftpas fhner 8erbaulides sc.
qeiien, ober nod BEN @hen, elm laitenoss 9e'
fiibI 6of, ober bel Naft niHt etnl9laten
fannf, 70 nirina cine DoiiS. OaS miro Str
beIfen uno Du fannit angenebm t9!afen.
Benn On an s rtIeibisfett, = 1s'
pepfte un6 @aIligtett lei6ef, fnd)e
iofort Mbjilfe in SimmonS siber Regulator.
Sa bebar eS feines ffeten WeDidintrens uno
es foitet nar penig.
@enn Du Nqoraens nit eiuem bittern @e.
jdjniad II, Wfunoe eripadf,
9(t111 Il sssaIisf 's1s Ssa sallssa gsssa. !.a.
v berfibt Den Atbem unO reint9t
bic beIeats 8ause. ainber bs6irfen Oft ein
unoefdbrlidss Mbfabr. unb etarfunssmittel,
nm eins nahsn0e Rranfbeit abaupenoen. Sim-
n,ons 2iber ResuIatOr bilft sessn Blatnnssn,
Robfueb, sRasenidnre, gerbanungsl ldnd6s,
Wu6r ms aud aeaem bic ber ainbbeit eisenen
Qeiben.
sebesmal, penn Du ipurH, bas Dein Sr'
aanismns ser Retnisung. Stdrfuns nno Me'
auIiruna l.6ne beftiges Ab5ahren, ober Si''
aauIiruna obne Betrinfen braud)t, nimrn
Sh''''s' 1tp'' 4s,'l't'',
bereitet hon
y n Zeilr O. Co.. @biIabeIpbia, 9a.,
preis $1.00.
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Z XUOLE-SoNl7S -G%EG<5GEIkATsE
fdr bic gSaareu 0r m0 1SS6-S7
leberftpffe t,t bett peric1ieoete1 arben 1tb Wt,t


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Der faftionable
g1mi)tttad)er Saoe,t.
Lucchese Bros, Gisentbamer

etiefa bon Bis $lf; edube bon $3.50 Bic
$50. Dam ajdube baIbe Soblen unb Mbfdte
80 Gents. 6ir Mdnner rs gents biS 81.
Domenj&uas uuf Befelluns Spe5ialitdt.
steue 9loben .rbaIten ieben Wonat birett bon
@aris.
$50 @. 3snFon Strabe, San Mntonio, Sex:
1858 3N
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Die
0B6Aeatlitbe Treie Nreffe
erideint
ieben Donnerfas
unb fpfiet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 8
Wspnate in gOruusbetahlanS.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16
NUMBER IS

people of this valley that the same
grapes can be raised here from the
vines sold by him. There have been
many of these vines already set out
here, and all desiring good grades
of grapes should secure these hardy
Colorado grown settings.
Colorado Springs Republic, 3oth
ult.: G. N. Crabb, of Fountain,
brought in load of cabbage to-day
twelve of which weighed one hun
dred and twenty pounds. He lett
head at this Office of the Drum Head
variety which weighs fourteen
pounds, also an ear of corn of the
Yellow Dent variety foot in length
and fully matured, raised on sod, the
stalks standing seven feet. He has
two acres of this corn.-J. A.
Nedron, of Easton, was in to-day
with load of potatoes for which he
received slo0 per hundred pounds.
The potato crop is not as large this
year as last but the late planting has
matured well and the prices realized
by the farmers are satisfactory. II
they go no lower the crop will net
as much as the large one of last
year.-.A. Dixon brought to this
office yesterday seven large punches
of as tue Concord grapes as can be
grown anywhere, and which will be
taken to Denver for exhibition if
they can be preserved. From a sin
gle vine he has gathered As pounds
of grapes, the lunches all large and
perfect. When they can be grown
so successfully at the base of the
Cheyenne mountains there is no
reason why this country should not
grow all of the grapes it consumes.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16
WHERE IS THE DESERT?

The s'Great American DESERT
might well say with reference to
western immigration that if it be
given an inch it will take an ell. 1t
is an old story, often told, that the
settlers in Kansas and Nebraska
gradually invaded the desert in their
westward march, until at last crops
were grown where once 1t was be-
lieved agriculture was an impossi
bility.
But men who have heard this story
over aud over again, and who have
laughed at the idea of calling the
"plains" desert, have drawn n
boundary for the arabic land, aud
they have said and confidently be-
lieve that beyond that line agricul-
ture could not come. They have
generally drawn that line at about
two-thirds of the way from Missouri
river to the western boundary of
Kansas, and they have steadfastly
refused to admit that crops could be
raised in Colorado without irrira-
ton. Immigration still came west
ward. One man removed to what
was considered the utmost verge of
the arabic land. He raised a crop,
and some new immigrant, seeing
what was done, reasoned that, al
though the desert might not be far
away, it would be safe to 90 at least
one mile farther west. Thus inch
by iuch, as it were, immigration has
come westward. Last year it cross
ed into Colorado, and our people are
becoming familiar with the fact that
in the eastern part of Weld and
Arapahoe counties farming is sue
cessful without irrigation.
But the halting place does not APP
pear to be reached. After Akron
was settled it was said that Just to
the west of that locality there was u
high ridge, and that only up to that
ridge the rainfall was great enough
to insure the raising of crops. Alas
for the theories of those who have
believed that the desert had at last
been reached, the adventurous immi-
grants have climbed the ridge and
are coming down on this side. Ak
ron is about eighty miles east of the
meridian on which Denver is situat-
ed. 1t isshard to realize that crops
can be grown there without irriga-
ton; but it is now the belief of some
of the inhabitants of that town that
irrigation is unnecessary on the high
lands back of Fort Morgan. Fort
Morgan is less than fifty miles east
of this meridian. If the arabic land
has been pushed to within fifty
miles of Denver, what, we may well
ask, has become of the desert?-
Denver Tribune.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

San Luis tomatoes weigh over a
pound.
I. j. Hartman, of Saguache coun-
ty, threshed $3.50 bushels of oats
from 60 acres-66 bushels per acre.
G. S. Fassett, San Luis valley
farmer, reports his oats yield to the
Graphic as 81 bushels to the acre.
The Evans Journal reports sixty
bushels of oats and forty bushels OF
wheat rs the average of some farms
near Evans.
The display of fruits at the Boul-
der fair was Il surprise to those un-
acquainted with what fine fruits can
be grown in this state.
The Trinidad Advertiser is blow
ing about the number of bushels of
artichokes that is raised to the acre
in that locality.
An estimate made by the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington
shows that the wheat and oats of
Colorado weigh heavier per bushel
than do wheat and oats in any other
state.
Eastern Colorado offers more in
ducements to the land seeker than
any place in the west where govern
ment land can be taken.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16

The Field and Farm would sug-
gest to the tillers of the soil in Ell
bert, Weld and other counties of the
state, that they plow their land they
intend for alfalfa late in the fall and
seed it in the rnonth of January or
February if the frost will permit.
The seed will thus get the benefit of
the late SHOWS and early rains, and
will firmly root ere the sun scalds it
in June.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16

o,22O,OOO acres oil the hnest agrl
cultural lands in the state of Colora-
do now open to the operation of the
pre-emptiou, homestead and timber
culture, within the boundaries of the
newly created U. S. land district at
Lamar, Bent county, Eastern Colo
RADIO.
The new district embraces the
richest and most productive soil
known anywhere in the great agri-
cultural belt of the west, and is in
ter sperscd with numerous valleys
aud minor streams tributary to the
great waters Of the Arkansas river,
the valley of which forms major
portion of the arabic lands of Eastern
Colorado, characterized for their
productiveness and Incompatible
fertility.
The well water throughout this
magnificent district is noted for its
purity and exceliency and is obtaiu-
ed at depth of l2 to l5 feet.
The system of irrigation adopted
in this locality is unexcelled and co.
extensive withall future necessities
and demands. The past season has
been characterized by copious rains
/ throughout Western Kansas and
( Easteen Colorado and the necessity
for artificial irrigation has been al
most entirely obviated.
All cereals, vegetation aud fruits
indigenous TO the soil and climate of
I Southwestern Kansas, are equally as
thrifty and productive anywhere in
Eastern Colorado.
There are nn subsidies of lands To
railroad corporations within the La,
mar Land District and hence all
lands are subject to entry mt the
minimum price which is 81 % per
acre.
No country in the great south,
west offers more promising induce
ments to homeseekers than are found
within the limits of the Lamar Land
District.
The town of Lamar is located on
the AtchIson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad, 30 miles west of the line
dividing the states of Kansas and
Colorado, on the south side and
quite contiguous to the Arkansas
river, along the banks of which are
dense growths of cottonwood tim
Der attractive to the eye and ell
hancing the beauty of the natural
scenery. The location of the town
could not well he improved any
where in Eastern Colorado.
At present Lamar has population
of about 400 people whose numbers
are daily augmenting.
Church is Leld in building Sc.
cured for religious services and a
good public school is also one of the
features of the enterprise of its citi-
zens. All or nearly all industries
are represented at Lamar, although
ample fields are still open for legit-
innate competition. A substantial
bank, grocery, dry goods, black.
smith, bakery, butcher shop, &C.,
are some of the industries that may
be enumerated.
Now is the time for parties desir-
ing to avail themselves of cheap
town property aud farming lands to
invest at once, for every days neg.
lect adds to the enhancement of all
property in and about Lamar.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16

Mr.. Joe Murray, of Collins, esti-
mates that the wheat yield of Colo
RADIO will this year reach close on to
three million bushels, and SAYS he:
''Every bushel will be required to
bread the people of the state. There
is misunderstanding about the
overproduction of wheat. 1t is the
importation from the other states
that gives ours the appearance of
overplus. The consumptionin in Colo
RADIO is increasing faster than the
production.-Field and Farm.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16
a. T. ~ S. F. r. r,

When travelling for health. business OF
pleasure. take the "Banana Line for all
points east, west. north or south.
Through tickets to all important points in
the United states and Canada and Mexico.
baggage checked to destination.
The daily Pullman Palace Car Service and
the dining sfations operated and controlled
by this company ARE too well known to make
comment necessary.
w.F. WHITE, G. T. and I. \.
Topeka. Kansas.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16

Boulder will be grape shipping
point in the future. They shipped
over forty tons this season.
Bent County register., 1886-10-16

Kit Carson, like all of eastern
Colorado, is on boom, and invite
the eastern world to call there for
samples of real estate.