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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-07

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No o. PONCE.
.-- Mdsica para piano dos manos.
Fernandez. s.-V Verdaderas peteneras.. 45 cts
FGhrbGcb.-Da buen Venese.. Op 3O8,
NaIS. .sUs~..oo.o.oo .......- oV Gus
Fe~er-Recuerdos de un bale, VaIs... 9Octs
IdeWo- " % Polka 80 OTIS
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, D. jose GONZALEZ
Font. i -~ o.
Para jardines, Granada; para mujeres, Ma
dFid para periodicos populares LA CoRREs'
PONDENCIA DE PUERTo.RIco !; para cafe purC
molido, la Tenda Honda, San Jose 2Y.
IE1 bje1o de BGyaDs6ssi i
! iEE hie1O de B0yam6's! -
Sc fabrica con aqua potable corriente. No sc
derrite prOnto nj es salobre.
~ Pldase On los dep6sitos hielo legtti
Bayam6n.
Cuellos punos, anch0s estrechos, do.
bles y sencillos, frauceses Y americanos, para
todOs los gustos SO encuentran en- la EIegGseiO
C4bGNG, Fortaleza Mum. 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-07
BUEN NECOCIO
Sc VGldG una tiGlda

En- la Gale del Cristo ntimero 8 por no DO.
der atender'a su dnenO, SO vende una pulpe-
ria InfOrmaran en- Puerta de TERRA CD ei es-
tablecimiento de don Francisco Martinez Is 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-07
VIoLETAs.-De Pepe Goydtls

:" =
Tened f6 en- la oraci0n, almas creyentes
que llevais el dolor On vuestro seno.
Mas 81 pasan los amos = las penas
no ceden al pOder de Vuestros rezos,
pensad....,. que como existe I'm gran espacio
entire el mundo y 81 cielo,
veces, la plegaria cuando sube, .''~-@
SO deshace con rafagas de viento j. .--4~-~- ~-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-07

Ha fallOCidO On la corte el ilustre escultol
barcelon6S don Medardo Sanmartf, que duran
notables como EI SOldGdo de MGrGt6st q Los
CzstdiIlOS CeItEber0S. -z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-07

Maquinas para pegar el vapor al taco, mu.
niciones surtiGas llaves de MADEIRA para pipas,
paIas de corte y bote, etc. Que donde hay to.
da 6sta infnidad de cosas buenas Pues don
de ha de ser sino en- casa de Armas y Jimenez
--senorita, usted ira sin duda la pr6xi.
ma Exposition de flores. ......s .s..-. - FL
No 10 Sc todavfa. Puede que para ese
tempo no me encuentre On Madrid.
-Asi sea. ...5~*a
- C6mo2n. .<... <- -,~:s.1
49, st, senorita. 81 listed no concurre, las
flores de mi jardin, que exhibO, alcauzaran el
primer premio. ~ >F::&
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Sc ha instalado una lnea tOlef6nica de A.
coy AgreS, quedando en- communication pc
este medic Id pueblOs, seis de Ia provincial d
Alicante y Ocho de la de Valencia.
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Glasses de dibuio yp intura
PARA SENORTTAs.

Don Francisco Yilatrasa tiena Ell honor de
particpar las seGorItas que deseen cuityar ell
arte del dlbujn de la pIntura. que abrira un
curse para dichO estudO asi que haya ell suicien-
te nGmerO de inScritas para p0de, empezaI
Gale de San Francisco mum. 80, on los bajos
de la casa dc don Federico Caro- Isl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

A trial was made Of spreading manure
upon The ground late IN tho fall. also II
leaving It In small heaps on the land In
the fan aud spreading It carly In tho
spring. a third triad WIS made Of haul.
Ing The manure and spreading the last
Of April Just before the grass started.
The manure was spread ~ evenly as
possible and bush narrowed The best
result was FROM the land on which the
manure was spread tho last Of April.
Tho poorett result was from the manure
lcft In heaps over winter and spread In
tho spring.
Not realizing satisfactory returns from
either Of these experiments, portion OF
my land was planted two years 90 fodder
corn. The spring following the same
quantity OF manure as ii.ed Ia top drr-s-
Ing was spread and nlowcd under and
the land laid down 10 grass With the
grass seed wag eown o sufficient quantity
Of oats 10 smother the weeds the 6ut
season. The result was that the crop Of
oats and grass tho .irst year was Of more
value than the lrfgt crop Of grass realized
from top dressing. II continued to BE- Of
much better quality aud quantity In the
four succeeding years.
Another experiment for producing
grass VIVA made upon land broken up In
August. The manurc WAS spread upon
the sod, thoroughly narrowed under and
the land laid down 10 gu,ss. The result
Of this experiment was fully n satisfac-
tory in quantity aud quality OF grass a.
from tho land planted two years to tod
der corn aud then laid down TO grass.
These experiments, which have bcon con.
Quoted through a sorics ~ ten years,
lead TO the conclusion that there ismuch
loss In the foriilizing properties Of ma.
nurc applied 10 the surface Of the earth
American Cultiyator.
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our Agricultural Espor,..

According TO u report Of tho Stats
tician Of the department Of agriculture.
about one-tcnth OF our agricultural prod
nets IL exported. The spm Il. however,
made mp from u very fow articles. Theses
are cotton, tobacco. meats, brraistufs
and cheese. Scven.ienths VI tho cotton
product goes TO foreign markets. Al
other articles. except those above stated.
when put together are but pcr cent. Of
the exports. Tn. expectation OF tobacco
is.not increasing materially or 20 rapidly
~ home consumption. More cheese could
be sold II Interpolation for quality should
be kept up and thero were more disposi-
ton to cater TO faatidious or peculiar
foreign tastes. Butter exports could DO
made larger II they were OF better quail.
ity. Our great American crop--corn-
Is chiefly consumed on the spot, not moro
than onc-sixth, II n said. going beyond
the boundary Of IN. county IN which Il
Is grown, aud only 70 per cent. being
nowexported. Nearly two.thirds OF this
crop i produced in seven states-ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri. Kansas
and Ncbraskn, few other, producing
more than is required at home, and the
larger portion having n deficiency TO be
supplied by those seven states.
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A correspondent OF The New York
World .aysi 10 far MS my observation
extends, or have had any experience. |
have an unfayorahle opinion Of the prac.
tice We sometimes sec recommended "
top grating apple trees OF poor varieties
with scions from better sorts. II person
has two or three trees standing In place
whore he wants thom 20 continue, aud Is
unwilling TO wait for young trees TO sup
ply their places, he may change the char
acier Of most Of their fruit Ia this way.
50 far as profit Is concerned, will In
prcierence vet out thrifty young trees Of
such kinds as want, aud wait for ihcm
TO grow before will climb into old trees
and saw on limbs AMI graft into them
ten or fifteen feet FROM the ground to get
= different kind Of an apple.
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There Is no question about the wisdom
Of renewing seed. and especially small
grains, from n distance. Grain that hns
been repeatedly sown In the same yicin.
ity viii "rin oni"--that u. have lra1.
ually weaker vitality. and TO resist these
advcrr. conditions We must renew tho
life OF the seed. Removals from the
Same county or the same parallel ~ la,i-
tudc are not sufficient. but tho now seed
should be brought from locality that
has essentially diforcut climatic condi.
tons. The general principle, according
to Field and Farm, u that We should
work from the north toward tho south
Ia these renewals. but this rule. OF
course, has Its Limitations from natural
causes. With wheat and oats the sans
seed should not be- used for moro than
three successive Seasons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

Are incuhators proiiiablei The answer
10 this much yexed question remains tho
same n last ycar-namely. yes and no.
Under favorable oouditions--such as a
superior machine, good eggs, and an intel.
hgcnt and above all patient management
--incuba,ors have been made profitable;
otherwise thereia more money In the hen.
Mr. George Q. Dow "a one OF the authori-
ties on poultry matters who think tho
artificial incnbators are not profitable.
j. *. Fleck Is another stern defender Of
the hen and skcptical concerning incuba.
tors and incnhated shioks. An authority
In The fanciers' Journal gets at the real
issuo In tho remark that there Is really
more In tho proper rearing NJ the incu-
bator chicks after they arc matched than
In tho Matching. lilo says; 1--WE hatch
chickens by both hen and Incubator, and
rciteraie the statement that artihcially
Matched and reared chickens will lay Ms
well. feel rs well aud score NJ well rs
those raised by natures methods"
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sttAf NJ" NNf'fNff 'ef'"f'"N
The People OF the Territory Of ulah SEND
To MARY Ann wooiisy, Defendant
YOU AHE IiknEBf RhpuinkD 10
4 appear In IN acton brought arainlt you
hy the above named piainun IN the bisuict
Court Of tho bird Judisial nistfict OF tue Ter.
ritofy Of Utah, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within tan days (cxclustse Ut
the day Of serNicsl Aitgr the service on you
Of this summons ~ served within this county ,
or " served out of this county. but IL TITS dis.
uict, within twenty DAYS, Otherwise within
forty da,s-or judgment by default will be
TAKEN against you. according 10 the prayer Of
sald complaint
The said action IA brousat TO have decree Of
this court dssolyinH the bonds Of mAtrimony
between the plAintin and defendant. granting
plaintiff general relief prayed on the ground
that on or about the ift Hay 81 Dee. lsi1, the
defendant wiifully aud without ca - deserted
and abandoned The plaintiff, aud has ever
since 40 wiltuiy and without cause deforted
and abandoned him. and lived separate and
ruason. and against his VIII and without his
consent.
And You arc hereby notified that n You fail
10 appear aud answer the Faid compliant a.
above required, the said plaintiff viii Apply 10
the Court for tho relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles ;. Pane. Judge,
and the seal Of the District Couft u the
THIRD Judicial Dstfi0t. In and for tho Terri
tory o. Utah, this 9TH day Of January, In
The year VI our Lord. one thousand eight
hundred aud ulneNsnnc.
isTALl IIEsllN a. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
doaw tw
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which has several recommendations.
These designs werc specially drawn for
The Farm aud Fir,aile
Fig. ! shows n house IN which the roof
and sides are combined. 1t may BE- 10
feet SQUARE. . feet NJ the peak. with a
buari NJ the bottom foot high, or IL
may be Of any sire desired. The cost
Tor material Is about eii, the door being
Of earth. Il Is not ~ convenient for
one entering Il ~ Il the houae shown at
Fig. 9, hut this house gives more room
ON the ground. NJ less cost. Window
shonld be- at both ends. and the roosts
may b. short, 20 a. not 20 interfere with
ingrcsa aud cgresa II the attendant.
Fix. 1 shows a double house. This
HOUSE II 10 by 10 feet, divided into two
apartments, each by 10 feet, and win
cot about Sij. Each apartment will
accommodate about ten or twelve fowls,
and one ycntilator az will answer for
both. There arr two entrances TO and
FROM the interior, one W each end ~,
aud wire or lath partition, with door
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down TO the ground by placing the left
hand on the snout. Now place tho point
OF the knife--a seven inch blade Is long
enough for any hog-on tho animals
throat, at the same time looking over
tho carcass, and push tho knife In q
straight line la the direction Of the root
of the tail, as shown. Withdraw tho
knife quickly, and a gushing stream win
follow II ont.
The idea Is 10 cut the aorta, the great
artery rising from tho left yontricle Of
the heart. II you do no, stick just right
the first one you will seo why when the
hog Is oIsuod. A little observation,
however, will soon enable you to become
expert.
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A writer for Field and Farm very truly
ays that one sheep can infect thousand
with scab or ticks IN Web "a fifty or o
issndred can. ono shcap that gets over
or through the fence without boing
treated Tor THOSE pcstsmay undo the whole
work which cost u hundred dollars for
labor and as much more for materials.
II single cab spot Is left undipped IL
becomes at once anow renter " infection.
II the least atom Of virus 10 left In the
hoofs OF u siugle sheep when their hoofs
are pared and cauteriled Tor foot rot il
may poison the whole flock aud negative
everything that has been done.
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II Is not altogether easy to describe
the process known ns sticking hog, but
with the assistance 81 u cut Prairie
Farmer manages TO make u understood.
10 begin right got tho hogsccurely In
a pen that viii Just hold him. Stun hiA
by blow sharply given In the forehead,
with pole M or similar weapon, half
way between tho eyes and top Of tue
head, or shoot him ia the forehead with
revolver. Then hcfore the animal he
gins 10 struggle turn him square on his
back, place foot on each side OF the
head, facing the animal, hold tho head
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NOTICE 10 cREnl1nns
Do lhe k.lAta q rhona, ll,l,l. ~

In the Estate Of rhoma, Ilarr, h..
NOTICE Is iiEnrnY GIVEN NJ, =.
' nnder,isned. hsecu,or 81 ~ Ill
tOrs u. and all uersont haVie, ~ W titi
shli deceased, TO exhibit ulstT ~ ~ Aia.s
.My vouchers, within ten nonit. ltit
met publication Of this uoiire VIC ~
executor. Aurglins Miner. At b. CO. ~
south, East Temple sffr,i. ~, 10 I
Utah, IN the County 0f salt i,te AAe Gu
Dated salt Lake tiiy. Jrnusqv s.,. a..
Aikki.lt ! Ntxt.
Executor % Tie Estate OF Thoma, ii.,h
da.. I"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


No1icE - lIliEBi GIVEN ny TN
~ underfignef. administrator Of ne "
tate Of Wary lutes, dccoanei, 70 the rftl
tors Of, aud all persons having flAims sslita
tho said deceased. 10 c,hihli then viii "
Necessary vouchers within ten months Am
the nrst publication of this notiec, 10 ne ~
administrator al bic ufllee In the Constitutes
nuiiding. Nam street. In Salt Lake Gu a..
County, Utah Territory.
Dated fsb, 10. isgl.
J. n. MOVIE
Adminliirats Of tho estate Of Mar iiit,
deceased dlauN
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Few farmers know much OF bacon.
Thny are acquainted with pork. but
never took tho trouble TO prepare any
bacon, Philadelphia Farm journal lays
ont the following easy plan; Cut the
sides Of the pig into strips four to i've
inches wide and salt with this pioklci
For 100 pounds Of bacon make brine
with six pounds Of salt, four ounces OF
sai'peier and ono pound OF brown sugar
Cover the neat and keep 1t In the brine
sih weeks aud then give Il " light smok
ms, Sew the pieces IN cotton cloth bags
anu paint them with Lime and ocher
mixed in water.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ IILRFnY GIVEN ny IN
~ undersigned AdnnlatTatnf via h,
Will annexed Of tho tftatc Of John "a.
deceased. 20 the creditors 81 ari u
neraonA having claims asainsi ne ~
deceased, 10 exhibit them will Tie usifi
fary vouchers, within ten months amer ~ a.
publication of this notice. 10 the taii afns,
traitor, NJ No. 40 West iirst south street, ,ai
Lake Clil, IN tho County II salt Lake.
Dated February 18Th, ls1i.
7, q. 0uiGgs
Administrator with the will ANNEXED u \,
estate OF John Nash. decreased. dlaag
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lam" a. i"ftillter and fns"eticlde.
In % paper read before the society for
the Promotion of Agricultural Science
]. y. Smith had tho following to aay
about limei
Lime is In general use o. fertilizer,
and 10 limited extent also as an insect.
eide. Testimony ~ TO IT, value l. con.
iiiciiny, and this am convinced Is due
10 the condition when applied. Lame
used as M inseciicido ought 10 be- In tho
form Of a dry hydrate. 10 she'll or stone
lime just enough water Il 20 h. added Ia
slake; then sift through moderately
iinc seiyc, and dust on the insects when
thoy arr wet. Only soft bodied insects
can be reached by this substance, and
the application must be 20 made tina, tho
caustic properties Of the limo may have
a chance. The laryp Of the potato beetle
and asparagus beetle are good subjects,
and testimony o. It's effectiveness on tho
cabbage worm Is not waiting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

DUnsuANr TO AN ORprR or su1
- Court In sali natter, nnlire u htft'f
gwen, that Nelncsiay, the 18th day u iftu'
hry, 4, u. is1l, ~ 10 O'Clock a. No., NJ ne Csc
Court House IA salt lake CITY, Utah Ttffia'i,
m the Cuurt Room OF lnld Court, has tfeat
pointed tho tlinc and place fer 10 heaflts 4
4 petition Of Isaac NJ. Mqdicn, pf1yiug iafM
admission 10 probate u certain deetnlti
herewith presented, purporiinr 10 ~ ne ~
wiz aud fcttansni OF janet Cape, dae,ls.
appear ard oppose the probate uf aid VILE
the granting oi leiitfs testansntafy 70 hlA
N, Wnddoll, Ne prayed Tor In said prtioh
In witness whefeof, nave hcfgunto ~ ~
18th day of fcbruary, a. ~. ISL.
lsLAL-l q, y, ALLN,,
Clerk OF the Probate Coat
liy &. v. srAStos. Deputy CLERK.
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fordhook early watermelon Is claimed
to BE- the earliest melon OF It's size and Of
the nnest quality.
Nitrogen In the most costly ingredient
of Inanures. one thousand pounds Of
stable manure rarely contain more than
five pounds OF nitrogen, says Rural New
Yorker.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


~ ~ TITTI
NOTICE u HEREBY gtvFv No.,
~ underlined executor ana s,.',,'lHl
We lAAi WI ana Testament Of NIiiss ~.
having claims against thc sald ders,.s ,lila
hihit them with Tho necessary &c.,, y a
" tEs months after the lfst rslii.., -
ihis NOTICE, to the said executor IA 1919 .
AZ No, " south first l.ast s.rcsi. se4 ~
tiir, IN the tnuhly OF sait Iare ~ ~
Dated February ~. f.U.
Mll.lEN " ATwOOn.
Anhik ANUINEIfF 'sVrVo.
Executor and tNecuiflN q M ~, ~
testament Of Miilen Atwood. doretlfa ~ -
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Thoma, 9. Jones, Ds,,s,,

NOTICE ~ IihhtBY giyEN ny rur,
A defairnel. Administrator ID tiss
ot Ih.ms =. Joncs Deceased, 10 TIE eis.,.,
said deceased. 10 exhibit them win M -
sarYN ouehcrs, within Tour months afsf ~ n.
puhiif alton q this notice. ~ the sfii 49,
trattiN. y her rtsidencs salt Lake Cty 7, 4.
County ~ SAT- lake VISA
Dated January ioih, lTi,
ltlkA iFssON I0yrs
Administrative Of NO Estatc Of ~. .
Jones, deceased. a..
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In The Probate Court Of SAT- fats c,,,.,
Territory " uiah.
NorICn Is IEnrny eNEy " I'M

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny I'm
~ uuieTtlrntd, Admluiftn luK a Il,
Estate Of john HrOWn. deceased, LATE a ~
Iake CITY, 18th, 10 The creditors u. and II =.
sons having claims against the fald dc6siili
10 exhibit thUm With the necessary tou1i5,,
within frs months after ne nrtt puiIsF'1
~ TINS notice, 70 said Humanitarian, Al q,
once 81 thlflcs D., posrson, at'oFufg. Al y,
Us :, Man rusci, salt l.tko CIV MAJ II a
tie place for Tie Transaction u ne hut'ssa
said estate. ANNA a. ut.uNN .
Adrlni'iraitiN OF the bsiaie Of jobs nrlsi
ncerAfei.
Dated January ath. lsil. at oiu Il,
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NOTICE TO oRro,ro.,


NoIlcE y nEaEDi GIVEN n, nm,
III u,r',ysh,l, administraior u d" W
OF, ani Al persons HAVING Glaze. frtI =,
"a dccc.sed, 10 exhibit them ti,t ltilng "a
safy voucher, within ten mdnit. s,, W. ~.
pahlicaiion q thia notice, 10 H. w, " 81
~ rSo, ass w SCUM NAN street. ali
Dated January 18th, iri. '''Ftl7J. y
Hams doceafcd. harn VI.
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HOW DEEP TO PLANT POTATOES.
Answer. Gained by som. Very Interest.
Ing Experiments.


Ing Experiments.
While no one depth can he named "a
best In all soils, u IL n fact that the old
method Of rather SHALLOW planting aud
billing up around the growing plants
has, by many potato growers. been super
oe'led by deep planting aud compare
lively level culture. In 1873. on The
Rural New Workers. experiment grounds.
three out Of i've rows Of small plot
we're by high culture and fcriiliglng
made 10 produce at the rate Of .Oi0. GsD
and COS bushels 90 the acre, respectively.
The seed was planted IN trenches inches
deep and " inches wide. No one has
experimental more on tho subject Of
deep or shallow planting than Mr.. Car
man. who conducted these experiments.
The following arc given as the average
results for three seasons trial On The
Rural grounds on q different soil.
~ 2inchss deep. eii bnahals prr aero.
~ tlnchei deep. - bushels lsr acre.
~ olnches deep, - Bushels per acre.
~ sinchci denp, "a bushels pr acre.
Al 10 Inches deep, go bushels rur acts.
The soil was naturally poor and thin
and had never received any MANURE.
For the three trials mentioned Mapcs
potato fertilizer wns nsed each year At
the rats Of pounds TO the acre. A
seen above. the fourteen inch trenches
give the largest yield a. tho average Of
three years experiments On this kind Of
land. As reported by The American
Agriculturalist. the late Alfred Ross. of
Penn Yam. N. v, raised In lisa .0sp
bushols A. q single seasons crop from
two separate paintings on the same acre.
Trenches eight inches deep were graded
to au even depth Of six inches Tho
seed was dropped In the bottom Of these
trenches and covered with two inches Of
soil As the plants grow the soil Is
gradually filled in. Other experiments
with large results from similar modes Of
culture, including tho great crop Of Mr..
&. Is. Coy Of s3s bushels from single
planting, on ono acre, might DO men
toned.
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Low cosr POULTRY HOUSES.

single aud Double Poultry Houses That
Afc noth Coed and Cheap.
n IL not possible to present a design
that viii L. acceptable to al. bnt here
are ,so plans for poultry houses. each Of
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oIo,or a. a wood nltermlna,or.

Among iis other excellent qualities As
an agricultural plant It IA common e1.
Isnonco among farmers that clover is
ono Of the best exteuninators OF weeds.
Airand sunshine are ~ necessary for the
life Of weeds rs they arc FOR cultivated
plants, and when growing together. "
one Is thrifty enough 10 ouigrow and
byephadow the other, II not disturbed.
It eventually takes possession Of the
ground. So whore clover Is thickly .own
ON ground naturally weedy tho two year.
ly inowings and the shade will prove too
much for noarly all varieties Of weeds.
and when the ground Is plowed for a dir.
ferent crop II will not only be enriched
from tho clover, but will be compare.
lively free from weeds. But Il must not
be forgotten that land may be 10 infer.
tile that clover oanIiot be grown upon IL
without fret inanuHng Il aud putting
the soil into suitable condition for 10.
ceiving the seod while a great many
kinds OF weeds have the faculty Of crow.
ing on very poor land without any fer.
tilizer whatever.
The merino will no doubt always be
the most successful sheep TO grow on our
high prairies and dry plateaus. The In.
glish mutton breeds thrive better in the
low attitudes and damp climates.
The new Giant white cucumber is Ger.
tainly very distinct variety. Ii l. de
seribed Us growing to an Immense size,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

In the partition, separates the two aocks.
This house, like the other, gives plenty
Of room on the ground. and Is more con.
vonient IN soino respects, but both are
good and cheap.