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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Gtn Mabtfalnittel aegett eine Xamss
0ld0e.

Ole &lage, baB piele unferer Garmer
IN blelem Sabre ge5nuneen iinb, Welids
torn sum 3weiten Male gu pflanaen,
neil oas erte Saatforn bon Ratten unb
W6gelu a%ufgegraben unb aufsefreHen
tporben mar, 1T in 9ans @ountn unb
OH bielen anberen etelen beg Staates.
etne algemeine, uno BET &f gegen
biefe fIeinen absr 8erberben bringenben
Geinbe gerate3u gu elmer Nngelegenbeit
bon GROCER 8ebeutuug geporoen,-iagt
Der in Gple etf9einenoe "Star-Vindis
Gator.
8or elm paar Sagen nun.-fdbrt bas
8latt fort, = bat uns SIR. s. %.
Smiib, elmer unierer befen Garmer in
Der Na6bari6aft Der 5ta6t m~itgetbeilt,
baB er Elm 8erfabren ausfiubig gema9t
bot, mebur6 es erm69Iidt tpirb, Ser ges
fabrorobenoen 2anbpIage boQfdnbig
eth Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
Wls 6err Smith gu Ser ll%eber3eugung
fam, baB fem gauges RornfeIb perni@.
tet tperben mirbe, tpenn nidt ettpas ge>
gen bic &atten unb 86eel getban tpiirbe,
bef6loB CT, elm @emaltmittel ana1.
tpenben. St mii9te cine Quantitdt
Maisforn nit @ttb9nin uno ireute es
auf benz Telbe aug. MIs CT bann an,
nd6iten Worgen iab, Dab bas persiftete
Gor1 GILES beri9munben NOR, unb bic
8ermhfung ieines GeIbes trobbem fortz
gebauert bate, mieberbolte er fem Ser.
fabren an biefem Sage unb barauf nod
mebrere MaIe, big er idlieBli6 lab, baB
es ieine Wirfung getban batte, = baB
nur nod tpenig BON Dem ausgeiireuten
&orn gefreRen mar uub tobte 86gel unb
Staten iiberaq auf benz Geloe berumlaz
gen. Mie er fagt, 1T iebt nidt cine Elm.
3ige Hatte mebr auf ieinem 2anbe unb
bel ieinem 9auie gu ieben. udbrenb bies
ieIben bor gang turaer 3eit in ieber
Ma6t nod elm w~abrbaftes Rarnebalfet
abbielten unb ales, mas irgenb genieBz
bar auf benz Blabe NOR, aufraBen.
Ser "StarsV indicator'' ertbeiIt ben
Jarmern Der @egenoen, pel@e unter
Der Nattens uno 86geIplage leiben, ben
3atb. benz Beiipiele beg 6errn Smith
gu folgeu; bann niirben in 3eit bon eis
ner Wo@e Mi0iDnen bDn Staten unb
fornfrthenben 06aelh ausserottet iein.
Str bic 3ubereitung BEG Maisforns
giebt ct bas folsenoe &ecept: Man
nebme ettua Z big 8 Quart gei9dIten
&ornes, lafe es iber Nadt ober ~
Stunben tnei9 peroen unb mii6e banr
fur etwa 35 Bis so Gents pertb etrp9s
min barunter. Wie %Detlautet, bat be-
reits eine gon3e 3abI bon Garmern bas
quite Beiibiel beg Germ Smith nddge.
abn1t, unb aud Bel linen bat fein @as
bifaImittel f6 in iebem Sale dig er.
folgrei1 erpieIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
MuerIef.

Der @eiang sVerein D6roblinn"
battle IN feiner lebten 8erfammlura
WorhanbssJteumabI. @emdHI II tpurbea
bic folsenben 6erren: Safob Weber,
prdtoent; paul 2iebig, 0iee : Brdfie
bent; 8. Sau5ert, Secrefdr; 6. 8. Niiz
bigger, S4abmeifter +. 9eininaer.
Gabnentrdger; 81. 6robmiuer. Biblio,
tbeter unb prof. Mar @ipprid, Di.
rigent.
Der freiseiffise @ebner urb
S9riftfeaer prof. s. .. Sham bon
Waeo tpirb bic ausetRnbisten 8ortrdae
morgsn, tibermorget pnb Sonntaa
Mbenb In Der Surnerbale baIten. Wr,
Sbap, Der ibrigens aud Elm reft aut,s
Greibenter BIatt (sThe Independent
Pulpit'') beraussiebt. lit elm Manu,
Der fd grobe 0erbien}te um bic ,Bes
freiuung Der Setter" ertporben bot.
= Wie mir 3u unierer 6reube aeh6rt
baben, 1T in benz 8efinben unieres aes
fddbten Witbiirgers, Germ gb. STE.
bes fen., cine tpefentli9e Menbung aum
8e6ereu eingetreten, tpeI9e bic 6of.
uuna auf balbise p0uise @eneiuns
auldBt.
&ihter Woonan III an elmer bart.
nddigen Gron1itis erfranft, bic ibn fir
ldieere 3eit on bas 3immer feHelt.
= Wir leben in Der Saiion Der
@onbentionen unb r3age"l so bieI.
ten bier in ben Iebten Sogen bic 2eis
denbsffatier bon $eras lire Stats
Contention ab. Dan nabm bic Be,
amten : Weunabl Dor unb befimmte
Dallas als Ort fit bic 4bbaliung Der
addften Contention.
Die an ben 6traBenarbeiten n0r6z
lid bonn San pebro parf bei6dftiaten
arbeiter baben seftritt, ba man ibren
2obn bon $3.50 auf $1.25 rebucirte.
Sic nabmen cine brohenbe Saltung an,
als man iie bur6 anoere Mrbeiter er.
iebeu tpolte.
- Sim II. Npril finbet In Wutb's
Dale auf benz Government : 0ia cine
Notwithstanding unb NbenoeFen beg
. Government 6ia Dramatic & Mufcal
fatt.
6eute Wa6mittag rief Der AIarm
Geueripebr gum gaioffden
in Solebabs StraBe, In mel.
dem 6euer ausgebroden mar. DafeIbe
mar I'm umieben gel6f9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Der noble HortaehiIfe.

Gin iunse, damn aus gutter Camille
it bel einem alten, eriesgrdmiaeu Ss6r.
Her OILS G~orftgebilfe in ben Sienff Qes
treten. Ser G6riter fam Iid nit ben
feinen Manieren ieines @ebilfen bur9.
aug ni6t %5efreunben; ibm lit berielbe
i'm Sienfte. mie auBsr benz Sient all
nobel. @ines Sdges trift CT nit benz
1errn Sberf6rter auiammen unb madt
bel bieier @~elesenbeit ieiuem unmutb
iiber ben neuen @ebilfen in ben herb
fen Nusotiiden 2uft. Ser Serr Ober.
f6rfter ermibert tein Wort unb nidt benz
bel Der @ebe INNER 3ornissr tperbenoen
Nlten freunbIid unb erbeitert 3u. gnbs
lid reibt bieiem Der 6aben ieines LANCE
berbaltenen Sngrimms. unb nit Der
Gauit auf Sen Slid i6lageno, ruff er
nit gmpbaie aug: unb q 3abnbiirfl
bat er aud = bic Sau!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Gin pielieitiaer Mann.

Das tleine Sidotden Sularoia IN
81 paio @ountp tam fi9 zines poitz
msiiters riibmen, Der i1erli9 ni1t 3u
ben .8eutepolitifern" geb6rt. tpeIde
nur bes @ebaItes mesen Nnftelungen
fuden. Dos sebt nit 3iemli1er BepiB,
belt aug benz Aerbor, tpas Der 81 paio
6erolo" in elmer feiner lebten Nunmetla
iiber oenieleen mittbeilt.
Sol. g.. @ogblan, = 10 lautet bieie
Witibeilung,-ber pofmeiiter BON Su>
%larofa, bat bort Elm groBes 2abenge<
,f9dft, cine Garm unb Meinberge, unb
felt 80 Sabren 1T er i6on in bieiem
@ountp i'm 0ieb3u9ts @ei9dft. Muf
feiner Garm aiebt ct R6rnerfri9te aDer
Dirt uno er bat baraIf 500 trasenbe
Obftbdume unb 5000 tragenoe Wein.
ft6de. Ct 3iebt NepfeI, uelde big 3u
"a un3en piegen. Birnen bon 20 l1nsen
unb pfirHde, unter melhen fOlde bon
IL rn3en feline Seltenbeit fnb. Nud
bas iibrige Obf, pel9es CT 3iebt, 1T
BON dbnliher Site un6 @r6Be, feline
Nettarinen, phaumen. 3iriden, Geis
gen, Quitten. gnglifden WaaniiGe,
MauIbeeren &c. tperben allsemein ges
riibmt.
Col. @osbIan's, an brei GIa1en
liegenbe &anh lit etma 20 Meilen bon
Sularoia entfernt; er befbt bort 5000
4der unb bot bic Benusung zines mel.
teren Weibe. @ebietes DON 20 Quabrat.
DWteilen Sanbes, tpel1es nit ben be1fen
4rten BON Natur : @ras. bauptfddIi9
8rama, beoedt 1T. auf bieism Deibes
Siltritt bat er ungefdbr 5000 Slid
BON eblem 9ereforb unb Durbam
Hlnboieb unb sesen 20 pferbe, iuelde
gum Auftreiben beg Biebs bienen. Qud
aut biefer &and bat er eine ObfanIaae,
auf fpeI6er IL, 900 ousgemdbIie Obii,
bdurne ifeben, anb einen W~einaarteu
nit 1000 traseuben St6den. Wuf
Demtelben Stid 2anb erntet er bort
sSabr fhr Sabr bier i9were grntea bon
N!falfas&Iee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Sit bic shtpinSiudbt unbetlborq

Man Ieie bas Madaebenbe: vSerr 6. s.
Morris in Mepart, Nrfanias, iast: sd log
an 2mnsen : Mbieeien f6per barnieoer, un6
meine Sreunbe unb bic Ner3te erflarten mid
fir unbeilbar fdpinb'u9tis. Da fling id ON,
Or. Sings neues edpinbludtsmittel su ae.
brauden. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle Grafde nnp
bin bereits i'm Stanbe, bic arbeitem auf meiner
Garm tpieber gu iberpaden unb au beaufi9-
tisen. &c 1T bic bette Mebiein, bic es aeben
fann!"
SeIe Mioblepart in Decatur, Sbio, fdreibt:
p@enn i'd nidt 81. Sings neues Sdpinb.
intts. Seilmittel sebraudt bate, mdre i'd fdon
LANCE meinem eunsenIeiben erIesen. Die gerste
batten mid bereits aufscssbsn. SEPT bin id
bel beifsm 8oblieiu."
Rrobtfafden frei in allen apotbefen. @boIe.
fale bel Oreib Sbompfon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
ssm Der 9lnfttn strake

befinben i6 San NntoniD's Cooper
age Works.; ber Befiber berielben III
6err Geo. ManorD. Nur 6abris
tate Der beifen unb polfommen1ten Mrt
geber aus bieiem gtablihement betoor.
9err ManbrD, Ga6mann bur1 unb
bur9, beaufidtist feline Werffdtten
felber, unb BARN uno in Der 8erpenz
bung bes beiten MateriaIs uno Ser
Gei9dfti8uas gei6idier Mrbeiter lit
Der ftaunensnertbe grfoIg ieines &C.
oddities 3u fu6en. rSauerbaft, 'ons
fpre6enb unb p~reisiperib" 1T fein Slot.
to, bas erau6 bel ben tleinften Muftrdsen
aidt auber @6i ldBt, nesbalb Gar>
mer. bic @ifernen, 5dfer, Sanfs u. In.
brauden, itd b%ertrauensoon an i'm
penben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Gaterz& efIeripnen.

SIN vSlauen S6fen" bin i'd gsFsrn
Abeno nod getpeien = Dos ueiB i'd ges
1aul OBJ mid aber ber 2ebmann anses
punpt bat ooer id ibn - oh tbsrbaupt
elmer bon uns beibeH bic 3e1e be3abit
bat ober ob mir gar belbe berausges
tbminen morben fipo, barber febIt
mir bcute ole 8eHinnung. Sci BEN
fir6terliden 2opfmeb aber, bei ben
argen 8lieoerfdmeraen uuS ben
S1rammen, bic i'd I'M @eIi9t bab',
gstpinnt bic lcbtere Ystmutbung ie ldn.
ger I'D batiiber nadbenfs, beitc rnebr on
WabrfdeinIidteiil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Sod : Gdrle.

Mitter, btnen baS 5utanftise @obl ibrer
sodter am Ser3en Iieot unb ~bieielbeu Al tiit.
iigen Sansfrauen bsrangebiloet gu isben min.
den tperoen 9eipiB Die lleberseuoung babeu,
eaB Rodsa eine Der Sauptbehinsunsen fir bic
drau 1T. Sisraufbin babe ib mid catf6Ioden,
Hntetrtdt i'm aoden unb Baden, ioppbI tbeo.
retild ais aud proFtiid, gu ertbeiIen uno iebc
gefdllteen aumelSungcn gu foldem aurfuS cnt.
geaen.
&cferenstn in ber Expedition bieies 9lattes.
Gaura Braun,
20 MuSf Strase,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
gaHeae uam europa.

Sie Agenturen bes 9errn u. 5.
Woung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
San MntDnio, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beien europdii1em Sampfeyz
Ginien. 6err Ooung lit i'm Gtanbe bic
billig t en- Raten gu geben. err
tbeilt bereitmiQig iebe sepinidte Nusz
tuaft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ole inn
hbsrgebenen Muftrdge. Wer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien tuiinf9t, ober 8erlnanote
beriiberfommcn Iafen mill, penbe f6
an irgenb eine oer genannten Mgenturen.
q Maberids ganf besoblt q
pro3ent 3infen fir 3eit. Sepofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(2orbeer : 6haeI.)

Dies 1T Der eiuaise 6iisel in Der um=
ge6ung Der 5tabt, Der erreidbar 1T,
obne baB man Giienbabnen f~reuseri
ooer an fleinea !9itten boriber muB.
Die Terbeherungen finb ale boraiigIi9
un0 bic StraBen iinb beinabe big au
oieiem uunoerid6nen 9iigel gtabirt.
Gr liest 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
uto bic bdbf9efen 0duier Iiegen in
feiner Ndhs.
8ietet Die fd)Dnfte Mnsfid)t.
Sic reiuftc 2uft u. Der bette stbattcu.
Srcttefte straken nmo 9lpemneS
Sic idbDnfc umo eeiiinocftc Gage In
Der Staot.
Sober 8auplab bot mebrere Bdume
uuo Strdu6er, mie 2sbenssi1e, Wees
iatde, Ngarita, 2otbssr uno Yerh>
monen, ongepflan5te 5h.ats
t enbdume um jeoen BIod.
Sn oieiem 9lima iinb 56attens
bdume uub Seebrife pelentIi9.
Die 9auptr6bren Der Waferz unb Gas
leitung geben big 81 ben BaupI0ben
unb fperben iebt weiter 9efibrt.
San pebro, geltnap, SoTparb, Wain
uno Mc@u1ougbsNo enue laufen brett
bur9 bas @igentbum.
Das gisentbnm lieet big a,f cine
Wseile %snnerbalb bet Stabtsrensen.
9ie 8aupldbe babef cine Jrout BON
so SUB, Die Noenues bnben cine Breite
bon 80 SUB unb bie MleDs. eiue. fol6e
bDn 20 SUI unD finb III BET 5bat $1,000
rpertb; i'd perfGufe aber iebt an
Sol9e, bic baasn noIIen, bic
Got fir $20O-$4ON. Madbem mebs
rere 6duier aufgefibrt porben fno,
uerbe i'd bic preife erbbhen, big Ollie
u%erfauft unb unit ben fd6Bffen 9dufern
in Der Stabt San Mntonio bebaut fnb.
Bebinguugen, Elm 8iertel baar; Meff
auf LANCE 3eit nit s pro3ent 3infen.
Werben 6duIer iofort in Mngrif ge=
1omnen, 1T 8aar . Nu5ablung ni9t
erforoerli9.
Wir piniden 8erbeieruneeu gu boz
ben, ni6t @eIb.
Laurel Heights Office,
Go. AT DIT : 9ouiion StraBe, San
NntoniO, Seras.
SAP 6. Nbams...... gigeutbumer,
SEER G.. s.. Miaer in Ser Weif-
Commerce : SiraBe bdlt ltets bas pols
fommente 2ager in 3ei9enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Tarben, @las, Spiegel=
aIas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnifea urb allen
3ei6nens unb Malers utenfilien. Ginits
lerif1 ausgefubrte Gilber uno Staiuet.
ten &c. inb in elmer iebens tpertben @als
lerie CUR Nnidt uab gum 8erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn Sapeteu uno 3immerbefoz
rationen lift bas @ef6madDolfe uao
Heueie bort su fnbeu.
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1a- q. @Obn & 60, s. RaItspsr &
Sobn 'uno anoere 9rugsiiien tpirben
@bamberlain's 9uitenmittel nidt enlz
pfeblen, tpenn es ni9t gut ipdre. IS
1T fpe3ieI fur bic 6silung bon gttdl.
tungen. Group, 5ufen &c. bergefelt
uno bas tuirfIamite Mittel in iolasu
G1Gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10
Aud { MusaIeid.

au9 Elm IusgteiG.
Geri9tsbiener: berr Nmtsridter,
Die parteien Miler unb S1ufter itrei.
ten fi6 i'm 8or3immer; Mhler bat BEN
S9uiter Elm &ameel unb S9uHer ben
Maaer einen giel gebeiBen.
Mmtsri9ter: 2ahsn Sic nur; bic
hno ia aud beute ba, I'm fi6 gu berz
glei9en !
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sa- gs III ermisien. oaB @bamber.
lain's 6uifenmitteI bic fderfte uub bette
Utebi3in 1T, bic uo6 big ieBt bergeffeqt
tpurbe our 9eilurg atuter Gals. uub
Observation-Disclosures, pie @rtdliungeu
unb Group. Gum Yerfouf bei q.
@obn & Co., s. 9altcper & Sobn unb
ollen GruaQifeu.
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9eutid>@ mglii6e Sdmle.

Sas 5ommerbalbiabr ber biefaen
SeutI6 Gnelif6en Sdule mirb am
Sounerstag, ben 10. Npril, erDHnet
tDerGen.
Nnmeloungen belisbe man su MAIDEN
bet benz Director 8errn %. 8arbed.
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y az Sci Sips & GiIbertbDrn
gde 0ouiton>S traBe unb Nbenue c, III
cine feline Iuswabl neutrality-suspicious.
urb parfhmerien gu bi0igeH preiieH
AL haben.
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00ukbarer pQtiemt.

her ietneu Nanlen nitt senauut baben mill. unp her
feline p%puftamoiee @icosrberfteunmg ppn Sd,,pcs
rem, geipen elmer, tn einem Dpttcrbu6 anaesefenen
grsnet ~pereentts labt furdp uns baiielbe foitenfret an
BUD entbait Wejepte, bic In ierer apctbefe aernadt
perben tennen. Sdtdt Cure abreIe init 8riefmarte
on ,Yrinat Siimif tano 5~tSpemfarpf., IS Set
IL. Strs Hep yprt n. q.
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Ser 5 ite Gunbe

Ger BE tie Gunbe.
graer &eoafteur: ST Sbnen Der
St6ter 6oblf9dbeI au6 betauat, @ols
lege :?
3ueiter &eoacieur !: Na, uIlb obi
Dos 1T Der bette Gunbe por meinem
papierforb
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se5" llnfere apotbeterfirma Sips G
SiIoertborn bdlt mdbrenb Der
gan3en 9iadt often, unb es 1T oafelbh
pdbreno Der 3eit itets Elm gutter 4pos
thefer pprsufin0en.
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0rmmSeisemtbums . Merchantmen

VfH"oetHe"Igums Hepertra8ul9en.
s.. %. Bitter on 8. Bitter, @runb.
fid an Der Muffin Sir. unb alamo
Sit6, norbmetliG BON Sunists Depot,
preis nominsa.
Nbams G OXIDES an Barbara 8pbI,
2 @runbfiide an Wafon unb pine Str,
$500.
@ei9wiiter Barlemana on q. VI.
Diirler, Grunbfftid an Commerce Str,
81. 900.
u. ). Dienpipiip on 81. 30. unb S.
o. Staade, 2 @runbfide auf proipset
6ia, 5000.
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q II g e d.

Mu6 pe6.
Or. Wilion in Mlesbenp Slip, 3d.,
bat biefer Sage In bic nit uSobesur,
lode" be3ei6nete @olpnne zines Sobten.
f9eiaes -feinen Namen bineineef6r,e,
ben. Wenn man Bed bat.
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Q E a n a

miro Elm oeutides &inbermdbden. nidt
unter Is Sabreu, our 8sauff6tisung
3peisr Giuoer BEL 8. WoIffpn.
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9nmorift(6es.

SrudfebIerteuel.
Die gaHae 8hrgsrIdaft tDfete f9
gum gnpfange beg Gititsn.
Nu6 cine Qdusli1teit.
Na, Der bide g6mibt ioa il aud
bdusliGer getporben ieir.
ga, ptrtbs bGusliher.
g d.
Seben Sic mol, &amerab, Die Mlte
bat pirfli6 einen fur@tbar bdBli9eu
Munbl
Nber Elm rei3enbes Miinbell
&emtniscena.
User 1T benn biefe Dame
Sas 1T bic e@miesermutter unferes
5eroriten.
Mbo, oes Sdngers Stud!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-10

% BeOor man cine Geile uuter.
nlmmt, faufe man cine rs Gents GIafde
BON @bamberlain's @olits, GboIercz
unb SiarrbOe.M ittel. VS. 1T meifteps
notbtpenoig unb bann iebr ipertbuou.
Wirtt milo uio fiber. Gum 0ertouf
bel *. Gobn & 60 s. 2altcper &
SObn unb alien 9~rug9ifen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-16
NATURALLY THOUGHTS
ARE DIRECTED TO
H-0-G-A-N-'S.

m m n Our policy Of selling
III "a 81 the very best goods at
E the very lowest prices
n n forces the shopping tide
N IN M TO us, and constant ebb
~ 81 and flow of bargain seek
E 81 ers is the direct result.
NJ III This week will be but q
n 81 Il repetition OF our money
IN n ~ saving offerings and we
IA n can promise full salts
IA W faction to every visit
We Begin The Week With a
Splendid Display OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-16
Econonize Forage.

In the absence Of good meadows COM
posed OF the better class of perennial
grasses like the orchard or meadow-oat or
Johnson and some others, the farmer must
rely to considerable extent on some one
or more of the annual plants that are so
well adapted to his soil aud methods to SUD-
ply him in abundance with the necessary
long forage for his stock. When probable
deficiency is indicated at this season there
are no other plants more available for the
purpose of meeting the the deficiency than
craograss or fodder corn. though when rich
land is used both sorghum and peas can be
utilized for the purpose The amber
sorghum sown thickly certainly makes a
very fine fodder if cut at the proper time
and cured properly. 1t requires rather
richer treatment than peas or fodder corn
to give it prompt and satisfactory send
off, but it is well worth the extra care to
establish crop of it.
Any idle soil of fair quality needs only to
be plowed and lightly narrowed now to Sc
cure good catch of crabgrass that may
probably return at least ton of good hay
per acre.
For the majority Of farmers desiring to
to provide for threatened deficiency of
forage between now and the oat harvest,
nothing is more reliable than fodder corn.
Enough seed should be drilled to keep the
stalks from growing too large. However
tall and spindling the stalks may be it is
nutritious enough for all practical pur-
poses. While there may be fraction less
of nutriment in the spindling stalks than
there may be in those better developed, this
disadvantage Is more than offset by the
ease with which the one may be cured and
the greater tenderness secured in the smaller
stalks Stock will waste it less. The corn
should be cut shortly after it tassels. and
should be nicely shocked very shortly after
cutting and allowed to cure in the shock. 1t
will then be clean and of a nice color.
Until farmer has learned to cure fodder
corn ''just right" he is not likely to appre-
ciate it at it's full value When so cured it
is worth almost as much as hay of the
average quality, and it should not be waste
fully fed out. A fodder cutter is great
help toward preventing such waste. Atany
rate, not more should be fed to stock than
they will eat up clean. 1t is a very easy
matter to waste fodder corn, and it is very
generally done. G.
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quent occurrence and little land made va
can't by other crops before very late in the
year most farmers have been led generally
to defer sowings of oats until after Christ
misunderstanding spring sowings for fail to
greater extent than they did some wears
ago. November sowings, too. have been so
frequently ruined in January that this very
naturally has had the effect of influencing
many to give up fall sowings. This is too
late to warrant any expectation of making
success of the crop oftener than two wears
out of five, perhaps.
Inc TACT OF it is the plan of sowing in
cotton at the laying by in August should
become more common practice than it
appears to be. Let our farmers give this
more thorough trial this fall. If not on a
very large scale let all give it a trial to
some extent this season. 1t may BE- the
very method that would suit many. Sow
one and half or two bushels just ahead of
the last sweeping or narrowing in August
and try the method.
1t will do no harm at least to make the
trial. The plan has given satisfaction to
many, and it may suit you to T.
s. A Cook,
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Farm Fences.

One of the improvements that have been
wrought in the last fifteen years, says
Rural Home, is the dispensing with so many
division fences, and in many old settled sec
tons the road fences are a thing of the
past. remember full well about dozen
years since farmer living in a thickly set
tied community decided to and did take up
his road fence. OF course there was bitter
howl from those who OCCASIONALLY and semi
occasionally pasture in the roads, but the
law does not demand road fence, and this
innovation proved such a success that often
you can ride for miles and find no fence
bordering the highway. 1t has proved
desirable change, no stock in the highway,
fields are cultivated up to the line, usually
the roadsides are moved each year, and
heavy bill for fencing is also dispensed
with, making profit where previously it
was positive loss.
Now, as to the kind of fences that are
best; if you have stump or rail fence in
use, why it is policy to continue them as
long as they can be made available, but
where material for fences must be pur-
chased, then for economy post and wire
should be obtained, using plain wire if you
have any misgivings about the barbed, yet
the latter will be nearly as cheap as the
PLAIN wire, pound for pound. If to fence
field in which swine will be allowed then use
at least one barbed wire at the bottom and
if the dirt is thrown up one foot along the
fence, place the wire even with the earth as
posts are quite liable to heave and earth to
settle. Should the field be used for horse
pasture it will be safer to place pole or
2x4 stringer on top the posts. 1t takes the
place of one wire and proves an excellent
guard against injury to stock.
A straight fence is always prefera-
BILE to a Virginia or zigzag fence.
A post and board fence is
neat and if made of durable material and
on land not liable to heave is desirable.
them SO all the joints In each panel will not
come on one post, and for inch boards use
nothing smaller than 10 penny nails, and if
you can obtain those that are galvanized so
much the better.
1t is debatable question whether it will
pay to dip the ground end of posts in hot
tar or even charcoal them; everything de-
ponds upon the timber of the posts, charac-
ter of the soil and efficiency of the opera
ton. Ny observation is that posts usually
rot off at the surface of the ground, while
above and below they may be sound and
firm. Cedar, locust and chestnut are va
vorite post timber, yet am fully convinced
that many will live to see the time even in
wooded sections where metal posts will be
extensively used. 1t is tedious and expen-
sive task to overhaul fence every three or
four years, as many or now compelled to do
who use wooden posts on clay soil.