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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29
BELGIUM'5 STRIKERS.

a Conferences FAILS TO Re5uIt IN Set
Element.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 2s.-A conference was
held here to-day to endeavor to settle the
differences between the striking miners and
their employers. but it failed to adjust the
trouble.
The strikers have resumed their attacks
on the "black legs"
The total number Of coal miners on strike
in Borinage district is i6, 500, and the move-
ment is still spreading.
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nouth pnkotnla Republloana.

MfroHELLs. y. d., Aug. - The reDub-
ileans to-day FenOmiDated Congressman
flckler aud substituted John Gamlin of
fenbtOn Tor Congressman Clifford. u9Y.
Maliette was also fepomlnatea BY acclaina-
ugn.
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GeorEia's Population.

WASHINGTON, Aug 28-The postal car
count of Georgia, completed at the census
office to-day, sets the population at 1900
o00 The population, according to the cen
sus, Of 1880 was 1,542, 1S0.
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DUEL TO THE DEATH.

One Man Used a Revolver and the
Other a Bowie Knife.
MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, KY, Aug ga des-
perate duel between Mark Turner and Steve
Wannick last night resulted in the death OF
Wannick and the fatal wounding OF Turner.
The two men fought like demons for fifteen
minutes, Turner using revolver and Wan
nick bowie knife A hundred men wit
messed the battle, but all were powerless to
interfere
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Harrison's Return

WASHINGTON, Aug 2S-President Har-
rison arrived in Washington this afternoon
from his short vacation at Cape May.
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NEW YORK oENTRAL's STRIKE.
The state Board OF Arbitration TO
Make an Inquiry.

ALBANY. n. Y, Aug 2s.-Notice was
to-day served upon Vies President Webb
of tho New York Cegtral road and Master
Workman Lss of the knights Of Labor
tia, the stats board of mediation aud arid
would inquire into the causes of the strike.
Tho lnqaify sal begin Ia New YORK Dsxt
IAaaaAE.
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CB OLERA's 8 SWEEP.

Twenty two New Cases and Seven
Deaths at Eltor.
CAIRO, Aug. 2S.-From Saturday until
yesterday there were twenty-five new cases
Of cholera and seven deaths from the dis
ease at Eltor.
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Paragraph 1876, which had been passed
over in ~ regular order, was taken ~.
II relates " rail say bars, ana me e9iir
n,ltt.,e Amendment. which reduces the rate
frona six.tsnths b. Age-tsnths Of q cent pei
y ,gud was agreed ".
fle silolgaa paragraph, which bed eise
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-29

lv.gt 'f" ot Illinois made a similar
nfne ss. ... e dla not know whether hls
l.asI, 4pen The blacklist. II it vas not
hingf ne thore, f0r he Rad al,sentad
Dlr.n tslh tmes 10 avoid u,ella, i
n.k. nj @+a he had no ago.eov a.
aPlatr.r, ile had had no opportt,1jfvof
N"'fe thg c2mmit(5s on as,ri.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
ATHLETIC rRkMA
sFsrsiag aafr.Fs 10 @hieh t4e % s-shta
ssas Itiss - laassestea-

sFsr4ag aafreas - whteh ti4e % .sata
aeas slss - taasseatsa-
Ffsssdent Clancy, cf tse N9rt1-
Western Amateur kgang Assoe-at i9a
nas received sord ffom secretary Fred
- ,-tlllsil. Ll.4t Ias Bel e Is.lra ao4rse
DlI1-L, Las 1een 1e-sled upea ss I-s
place foE ,as uaIt fegasta. sna August
: A41 sll. Ca lns caies- A iarge l4ls-
oeF n sli-lies aAfe .t.re4l .ssa lele tesl
tE-2 ile regatta tls year prom 90 to
Quite aslg -alag - -le Etl t.r 3 ! ll..-
~ 4 g-ars past
ile ga a.. .-sll-Ig crews are slrla1 =
- active talu.ng al1l eess 1ever "a
-41ls gf4al.s.l.g -ol1lt.ga. -
lafIe llmoer gf t1e members ~
l1e Dsas1t taualg ciah 81. -ase taI,
c.iy e4r.y oa eat.uiay uiQraals. o. -e-
cl4n. .iay taf si4.a sag at asr t.aWf
a4.e1 att ta2e paEt ~ lle IS A-sls-l-
rl4all 9llsilp games Ct tle Amttc lf
Atl.elc l1on of tae late1 states.
eaaef tna 4lsp-css ol tie Detroit Ato-
.etle c.up.
Among tne members Wuo VII attend
are Fles.1sai q. ~ C1Auncey. ". IA,
boyus. Jann IL kNeaa, Cla.. Sic
Questu, 81. ,Essland. b red. kAnd. Dr..
bar.l S. 4 Beeson. p0a j. Lestuers,
~. b. oaEgeant and many others. The
taFe Tor she round tEp wal bS On.y
-al.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
THE HOLLAND SYNOD.


y
bsit in Graaa Raptds
The synod Of the Christian Reformed
calsca. n0s holding rs SESSION IN the
-prms-st. Caurca, moves forward ~ Ia
tae dellberauoa aud d.gnty proyerbial
Amoag these Cnrslan folk. Day Sos
slous only are heid. The principal
business SET accomplished ot great To-
ca atervst Ia 1rald Rapids IS the nual
settlencaL 0t the site OK tne theological
seminary. To has been declded 20 keep
tle institution ln THIS city. Two ouly
oLler rivals were "a the field. Holland
received - votes. iceland ., and Grand
Rapids 20 Ervs. 4. Iulst, ut tnIs
c.ty, j. No1rise,r ot Fremont Centre,
b bos, of Holland CRY, aud 4. Van
.ree, ot tn.s city, are appointed board
ot trustees, VITA Instructions 10 proceed
immediately Co the pert etng Ot plans
for "a neW hu.ldmg. ItIs expected tnat
about slo, ,1JO w.l pe expended.
Religious service vas ncld last even
iag, and ana immense congregation com-
g.c,ely allied the large building. The
preacher WAS Rev. Dominic kan NlIau-
Ieren, og Patterson. New Jersey. TINS
c.er-y has only been la tine United
states but about SIS months. aud Is sad
Cd be among the most eloquent preach
cI5 IA the denomination.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
A SINGULAR CASE.
John Van Dam sleeps Continuously for
Zen Day ana Thea DIes.

John Van Dam sleeps Continuously for
Ten Day ana Thea Dies.
A very singular case N medical prae-
tee has been occupying the attention
OF the medical profession FOR about
ten days. one day about two weeks
ago member OF the police force no
uced that John Van Dam, one OF the
city expressmen, was acting strangely
Iu hiS Wagon and concluded thafna was
drunk Ile was taken 10 MS home al
80 Hcnry-st and was put into bed wlen
be fell INTO a deep sleep. IL was found
ty tl.- tame that he wasnOt intoxicated
but SICK. lie slept Tor hours and uours
and finally Or. Johnson WAS called 10
attend hm. re found that the lntleut
Was Suffering from disease OF toe Dram
and medical treatment proved OF 10
avail. The patient continued in TINS
sleep for ten consecutive days ana
ulguts aud only wakened for "a moment
or two at a tlmc On sunday ne died
and Yesterday he was buried. The
only premonltOry symptoms felt by Mr..
Van Dam before his long sleep began
was dull pain n the head. Nlne
years ago ne had a similar attack and
slept almost continuously for n.ne
weeks, huthc finally recovered although
his health has never been good since
the attack.
He was y years Of age and leaves a
wife and two children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
COURT RECORD.

CIHcUIr-Judgo GrOye-Honry y.
Jones vs. Joseph Horner, trespaSs on
the case; verdict for plaintiff S225;
Judgment accordingly, with costs. JAS.
YoungblOod ". Fred Ferguson; tres
pass on the case; on trial. William
Denman v. Guy A. Johnston, trespass
on the case; stay extended thirty days.
Judge Burch-The Warren Live Stock
Company VS.. Isaac G.. Levi and William
+. Mcknight, trover; on trial. Myron
Hester and samuel Fox vs.. John @.
Walker, assumpsit; proceedings stayed
thirty days.
PRoBArE-Judge Perkins -- In re.
Chester Hennigs, dependent and neg
lectcd child; order for admission to the
state public school II COldwater. Is
tate OF Bereud B.nkema, deceased, in
ventory fled. Estate OF Jennie Blanche
Stonchouse, minor; letters OF guardian
snip issuCd 70 Albert Stonehousc. Is
tate of Pnilcna u. Austin, deceased T;
inventory fled; order that all claims
lc fled in court on or before Dec. 10.
Estate OF Daniel Nugent, dcccascd re-
port OF comm sGoner on CLAIMS filed.
E,tate OF William !. Maurlts et al,
minor; gunrdiau's annual account
filed. Estate of DOugail McNaUghton,
deceased; administrator annual ac-
count fled.
Str.EIoE-IIon. r. A. Burllng1mc.
F, judge-Fatr-ck CollInsvs City Of GranI
! Rapids. trcspass oa the case; continued
( over the term by consent and without
costs. The City OF Grand Rapids ".
! y. 7. Allen, trcspass on the case upon
promises; demurrer OyeTgJiCd, WltH
$500 to plaintiff. and defendant gwen
/ tw, ny days 90 plead. The People ys
I Peter DoE1er. ta.se epretenses; ORDER ap
/ pointing !. ". EobUus revoked.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
An AIib, Gives Allen TroubI.

The city of Grand Rapids is trying to
find out Why Attorney y. p. Allen do, s
not face the music and come up and
satisfy the conditions of bond upon
winch he became security for the safe
keeping OF a certain colored prostitute.
The cfty sued upon thls bond, On suit
of trcsplss ON the ca.o an the superior
court ye tterdav, dctendant's demurrer
was 0vcrlu.Cd. with 80 to the plaintiff, f,
and ne was given twenty days u plead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

'r-T'fe egz rusine4@ ls faa rest anncring
e~e 1 tae 0rll D1rrT fhecel1 weather.
m f.e vintar tre hens quit isTi-g s
everybody wsna fo sat egEa Cers.
saerlt.r fteT O. 81 tIsa taaf fHe .rrrers
sart keer ra-. with .te.r erlsfrfners III
tie rrrE t - Ee.a ss eav s-
tfaL p~cE.e 4uit sar-g ta=a. All =
have e. Ell thera e. eafs~fs waa 80
tnera Or sfneaH.fslra istsr "a. sss
egs-. fhsf are Fsssei sfe rrf BEES ~
esnwuer. aaf rH go aen fse eee tFs g
ae hss lU =
erflIlae.tifF feaf I- e. asai feaaEi g
gosi aGt al tas sasas aEaa. ~ i.osss.
sfIl~ Cosn1arg-la4
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
Anew Route 20 Chicago.

The Chicago d West Michigan Rail
way have opened a new ToUte between
Grand Rapids and Chicago via st.
Joseph and Graham & Morton Trans
pOrtat.On Company. New palace steam
ors CITY ol Chicago" and Puritan.
Trains leaving Grand Rapids at l:j5 p.
IN. make direct connection at 81.
Joseph with these Gne steamers, arriv-
ing IN Chicago at $50 p. m, thus CIV
ing passengers an opportunity Of CLOS
lng Lake Michigan bv daylight. winch
no other line affords. Returning steam
or leaves Chicago at 0.30 p. m, arriv-
ing At Grand Rapids NJ $50 a. m.
Tickets and full information can be
had at Union Ticket Office, G. Monroe
st. and at Union Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Ito thlak ta4t there are some oi ihe
most stap.d posen ia 1als .oNn l ever
saw. II is enough 60 make a man
sNt4twaeu he oyeriaaes tour women
'-aU abreast" NMlr g.a.nE on hls pi-
cycle. lie blows aGa blows fls whistle.
riugs he hsll, and even shouts himself
hoarse. hut all to no avail. There they
are, an mNuc he wall la the wheel
nau, who. in tne end. has to al,Eht
from hls wheel, amid tie. "on. Ny
excuse US. Nc d.Gn't hear you.
lNUlGNANr MuEELNAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
A VERY CHEAP TRIP.
The Now Route From this City 20 Chi
cage, VIA Rail and Water.

The Now Route From this City 10 Chi
CaGo, VIA Rail and Water.
The Chicago and West Michigan Rail
way Company IS now selling round
trip tickets To Chicago from this city,via
the railroad to st. Joseph, thence via
the Graham & Morton Transporta-
Company's steamboat line, for $3.50.
one way, without berth, s.. 10; lnclud-
ing bertA. $500. IS this route pasSen-
gers can leave the Union depot at l.l5
p. m. and arrive NJ Chicago at $50 the
SAME evening. Returning leave Chi
cago az $50 p. m, arriving IN this city
at $50 the next morning. The Graham
q Morton steamers are the Puritan
and the elegant new s.de-wheeler, City
OF Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
A WIND FIGHTER.
Charles Peterson l. Fined for Assaultins
Boy.

4 uArirs frtrfaun - 4 AufI Tor as>aNitlns
Boy.
Charles Peterson IS farmer who
lives n Paris township. aad ne heard II
remarked that one of his neighbors
named Doyle could lick HIM II he
chose 20 DO so. lie resolved 10 correct
TINS impression, and so on sunday last,
when jimmie DOYLE, tue l4-year-old
s.a ol bis uelgIbor was gong home
l.om church, Peterson rushed OUt INTO
tls road and began 10 shake his fists IN
tae ttle fellow face and paw up the
SAINT like 2-ye2r-oid huli. tie threat
eaed % smash the little fellow into
more pieces than hc could count ln u
week, aud called h.m all the ludecen.
names he could thnk Of. Finally he
offered the uor q quarter 20 20 nome
aud send uis father up a. bee tarashed.
The father had Peterson arrested, and
the latter paid = and costs Tor hs fun
lu Jusace Wcstiails court yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

District Census Enumcrator Don
Henderson, Of Alcgln, has appointed
Henry Hoeves, Holaa Ter, aud
Michael F.snman, Pole. census inter-
prefers fo~ this city. They viii receive
81 per day compensation FOR tHHIr
lah1rs They ASSIST my OF the thirty
SIX cugmcrators in the CITY, who may
need tl em a1v time. Bota men age
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
RAILROAD ACCoMMoDATIoN.

NOn-EesideDts Can Return Home AFTER
the Festival Friday Night
To Accommodate people living along
the Newaygo division, who wish to at
tend the Gilmore festival, the c. & W..
NJ. VIII run a. special return train Fri
day evening, leaving the Union depot
at ll;3O p. m. Tins train stops at all
intermediate stations and Will arrive at
White Cloud about l;30 q. IN. People
can come to TINS city on Thursday and
Friday on regular trans at the excur-
son rates, which will be one and one
third fare for the round trip. All roads
rnnning into THIS city give this rate for
the OCrnsiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
wai,iag Room wanted.

DEAn ~a If the d. J.. 4 y. X. f..
officials intend 70 un trains TO and
from thr lake thls summer and stop at
tilth-ave to take on passengers Why
don they iu.ld shed al tie side OF
tao track and pat some benches in II,
80 tlat pass nger could ST down and
be protected from Tie sgn while they
wait fur trans. A. CITlLEN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

tssl go loaa FllaE,ia fis-i % las Ar-fte rssiaus
zsara 7. .a.s af-et ssinF lafa4 - la-ra
aae .aHs faarl4- h--F a I-da
a. nl..t -s.es .-aare -lt-Tearls aaat1r go
-la. .-sll.s "a san d4r. lapsrsss s..ly
"a .eatssia.-s.s IS s.l.arF "a
irl es 81 sfI..sa .tztioa. "a Es.1a .oss
lala.. ED
$50 aaash "a 81 a..-a4 llluars ssa.a.s. sa.sasss
Eaae.sa lrrl ca
las1 20 se.--.ll-s sxEl,liag sslsal .L-A-4lsaes
al 10 ts.f.r 4-aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
She Management Has Exceeded the APP
propriatlous FOR EKPense>

Propriatlous FOR EEPen,es
The cost OF building the new add
tons 90 the Soldiers Home exceeded
the appropriation for that purpose,
S@l, ,000l, by $4,000, aud the maiuten-
arc, Of toe home has ovorrun the
provision for that purpose to the
amount of 1000 more. The , old
boald of managers gave their note for
the deficit until the legislature makes
an appropriation 20 cover II, but the
new members VINO have lately come on
tic bo1rt are unwilling 20 assume the
responsibility. and that leaves the whole
tgrucu upon the remaining old mem
aers. An attempt wl. be made % cut
town the running expenses OF The ln-
stuu1u so as partly 20 make up the
aedcIt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
Z. X. RENWICK & co,
l23 Monroe-st Telephone rs.


Kabo never works I'd or
down or breaks. IF il does
n a year, YOU shall have
your money back from the
store where YOU bought your
corset.
The steels may break
the best OF steels have their
limits Of strength. But Kabo
has no breaking-hmit; it
doesn't break at all
And The kabo corset Is
perfect in form.
The store has a primer on
Corsets Tor you.
cEIolss ooEErz Co. csisAEp sns ss- Toh
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
JONES GETS JUDGMENT.
a Verdict in the Faise imprisonment
Damage tase-

Tn Judge Groves court yesterday,
re jury brought n p verdict of s--5
..t rsaaT tine case %, Hcary D..
Jones a-a.nst Joseph Homer. Pla.n-
tT sued defendant for $4,000 damages
.r ia.~. Imgs.sunme1t u9w.r, VINO
IS aI .upl9Tco at t1e '.t N'loLat
Esas. ewet "a complaint charging
Jones wfa forC ry, out e turned ont
tuit ac u1d ru reason to suppose tnAt
L..-s -. LII I-L.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

The members Of Custer Relief Corps
are requested % meetat3zSouth Iona
st. nc g O'Clock sharp 90 attend tic
funeral of n - Belle Ari. 20 he held
from Sc. Mark's Hospital today at 30
O'Clock. BY order % the president.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Ihs .adles ~ Innlly laueca wili eve
q al rs tbe chGrSh paf,Qfs. cofnef
tof sFe. aaa f-s buas-s hsss-
rs-. S eveusue. iune p. The rgos. asa
81. "a arranged ~ AFs NaIssrei f@'-
1898 Aa.fe. aftsr wtucn ~ sleAa- ~I+4
stfaR aerIfs asa ~ sersed. Aanlis-
s.ol, lu,-ud.ag feils ssmeals. - ses.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

on sunday nezt tae e.. a " y kAli-
way WllIr3n cheap gHcurs 'a 81 Nas'
keeea ior zee great game betNes zoe
ttrana Nspias sud Nus6sEoa sSsS ~ 3
clutz. tatV. Fl teg IeIE0 u1p
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Jennie Ondekrk. for selling liqnor
" th0ut government license, WI have
to Pay 800 within awsok. or in default
b. placed the Mgskogou county
f3 aurl ths fno = pad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

lele pas ALA a. "a o~lafdaF atitf-
noon. = -as la. se tts .4wl iets gFe1
~ tne Na sisr.ag Na.i1lvn's leSf oe.
II tae fcs1e8cs Ct Nfs. z = fl-sT,
IL. ultal-st. A slaAl @t.a .es 9n ise
- eat.a4e yog - les ere@Gl 49, > s.a~-.
tsHnE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

TIE M.nisteriur Caldren's Lea2u e
wiil hold iaaa tele sna sale on satof-
dav alIefu0u. june "a. Al lile residence
OF Nae. T.. l.. Fuller 20 Falton-s.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

OF six Tsfeta Gloves az Goes fr'csy
and Saturday, regular o1c glove Tor 2i'c, F.,
All tle new shades.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

A pure and reliable medielne'-A
compound hu4d extract 81 foots' 1saNes.
barks and berries = BuTaock biood
Bltteis. They cure Az Diseases o. Tie
blood liver and kidneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Me Carrie Gillette, assisted by lev
of lien plulls. ulll gNe a concert juue
-. at lie Wonderland fhtaLr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Ths great shoe sale st boyeFs is slill
gong Oh. teyeTal hundTed pair loit
vet, of winch Ne ale c.o>ng out Il Jhsl
oue-fourth The regular pree, AZ boyer
50 Canal
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

am now ready 10 color or bleach
aud clean all your old straw ant ielt
hats az 10 Louis-st., corner lonla-s..
H. j. RI. NOlps-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Or Mixer, specialist on all blood DIS
eases and manufacturer or MiXers'.
4 :. -. has his OliiCe ln the heFinitsg
and Will consult with all patients Tree 81
charge until June IA. The doctor pun
l.shos some excellent testimonials .fem
reliable Grant Rapids people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11
Lily White Tlo1T

Have you tired Muskegon crackers
Have YOU tired Muskegon c1kcsg
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Commencing SATURDAY,. June Z. tra.r
leaving for the south atTIta. m. u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Quality wins The me elegant favor ~ the
Toss Up cigar IS not percepriole IN any
other Sc cigar. and only u this best grade oi
lOc cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Flora 4. Jones Blush Of Roses IS
the finest OF toilet articles. FoT sale by
Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Having engaged In other business, ! shall offer TO
he pubIic good opportunity TO buy Diamonds Watches
evclry which have been purchased w3th for
first class retail trade. Also viii sell fine Regulator
and Cases 10 be delivered when sale
closes
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-11

Is made from the choices: wheat, care
fully selected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-23
nrrs " ssonoMIsn couNrs.
washington Prolific in Honey EAkfs
Plants.

washingtea Prolific in Honey Making
Plants
A G. Allen writes 10 the Snohomish SstA
an interesting COMMUNICATION on the bee
and IFS cultivation ia this country. He
SAYS.
q IN the spring Of iSss. at Ten-Mile Point,
now Ednonds, located ia the southwestern
part al Snohomish county, | began bee-
keeping with six colonies ~ black bees in
box hives, but shich ! soon Transferred 30
frame hives. Latag ia the spring | bought
SIX hives Of pure Italian bees from II. A
March os Fldalgo island. faeSe | moved
to the mouth Of SnehomiSh river. for the
purpose Of rearing queens. Daring the sea-
son increased 10 twenty colonies. aid
got some hoGey and pleaty Of stiars.
The next spring. 1881, ! moved n,y apiAry
10 where | pow i've. two aad one-hall mlses
ahove SGohonish city. on the river. Ii
vas al early dry spring, and tie hses
gathered pollen ia February. commenced
swafming in April. and | took honey from
them IN the same month. increased them
during the samnaeE. by natural swarunlng
and dividing. and. after selling one colony
~ = neisAaoF IL TIE spring. who increased
il 10 tusF colonies, besides gegsaas from
snem lsa pounds IL honey. daring she sea
s<en sold cvtr sNN worth az honey
Ia tn year 1875 increased 70 about 100
eo&oascs. IL besUg poor honey season. 1
sgck only about enc ton Of honey. During
she following winter | lost - per cent II
lie bees since then ! have hal sesne dis
caaragements, This season I have isa
cosea.es. tao 81 tie houaa ApsArv and sixtv
a. tAe sky komish river splAry. and have
tAkea anoat $40 worth Of honey FROM
theaa
he honey resources IN the county are
god. Early "a tbs spTtag the f3owers hs.
gsa - h1soaa- The ehiekwsed and other
small pants heEsa g hIoom Ia Fehsusry
zn8 March. The Mid plum and = great
many ether plants Also hleam IA saeces-
ssen aatg aaeus tie iss of ApF5I Ths saft
maple tsoszoss. whieA Is a good aower fer
yse;diag both nectar and hoaey. hgnsus
early. Next e. t0e wire nApse. whsrh he
pioneer 50 maeh breads So dear frsns az
as heasesssaa, In my eFlnioa Is : the
greatest Annsy yaeisssv q any eower a ia
slss an3sT shs san when everything Is "a
xarahss.
hsve seen tha nScsAg haRwsne la arsps
fr0n he s.eNarfag asasa cluster 81 aewsv.
sn& taken ssy kn.ss bnse Aaa gathered
drops s9shcaxnt - ces good taste eg we
magss koaey Daring wATEn. DRY sYxans
sheFs arr sans q x4ns saAnAe boney tAat =,
- waste arSaNSz thezv sre ncf asees easszrh
e. eA4hsr q siA Ne4E eosn&1 sAe vhss4 rszD-
~. Whtsh aat&sssaes AZ samraeF, bat Yields
tas EreSsess an0aas 81 hsney s7arsnr TIE
asoata q Jane. In she latter part og SUN.
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aasr the hErahack. Hreweest. gnl8en-
rod. astexs. and many smaller plants.
both wsia and eaItivated hl0om
anti frost I sow bxekwh@et For
mr. hes. ard fsnd the sfver hal tie ro0r-
est grain yieider, bs, the best honey raaat
OF any that hare tried. | am at presen {
eultsvating several other plants for the pur-
pose Of eseertainsng their homer product
Iveness The bee hains snd catnlp is very
good. Last year the commissioner OF agri-
culture sent me package Of the Chapman
honey plant seed 9hich ! planted. and il
doomed the Isl Of July this year and con-
tinred 70 boom for about four weeks. The
honey oozes out oE the bloom
and i hare seen FIVE bees on
one ball Al the same time. This
plant Is OF the thistle family. and is called
the ball thistle" in Earope. II Is a per-
rennial plant, and has . seed vsry much
ike grain OF rye | am sure il win pay
very much TO cultivate IL for the homer
alone Though We may have 70 cultivate
mere honey plants | am confident il viii
pay 70 keep bees IN this country. Bees are
one of the essentials In fruit-growing.
Every weil-informed horticulturist knows
that, II the weather is so the bees cant
work on the aowers 20 fertilize them. that
the crop il a partial, If not a total, failure.