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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08
Call and get card with direc-
tions for making A. l. Coffee of
GrAAF & KLINE

Tramp cake tonight.
Epworth League tonight.
TYron is putting in new counter.
Furnished rooms, old Optic block.
Go to the Oak restaurant for good
board.
G. II. Clay's wagon broke down
this morning.
Blank books for sale by Mrs. NJ. j..
Woods.
Supper from 6 to 8 tonight in the
Milligan building.
Dance at the Lopez hall on the
18th of the month.
Southbound passenger trains are
bulletined on time.
If you want nice bread and cake
go to the New England Bakery.
Look at the Golden Rule grocery
company's ad. tonight.
Prairie Flower raised in town, at
the Conundrum tea tonight.
Go to Mrs. Hamilton, opposite
Cooley's livery stable, for new dress.
Just received at the Golden Rule
grocery company fine line of pre-
serves and jcllies.
Sixteen progressive euchre club
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Jas. NJ. Cluxton tonight.
Kansas Cltymeats always on hand
at II. w. Hayward's.
The Golden Rule Grocery Co. are
in it. Greeley potatoes So cents for
a hundred pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Brush will be
rendered a farewell reception by the
Shakespeare club tonight, at the resi-
dence of H. Loudon.
The Oak restaurant sets the best
table in the city.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08
RAILROAD NEWS.

J. NJ. Shirley and family went to
the springs this morning.
Messrs. Hodges and Ryan arrived
this morning from a tie inspecting
tour.
Alden Speare, one of the directors
of the Santa Fe and his wife, passed
through this morning on a special.
Mr.. Robinson, express messenger,
was taken with the era mps this
morning and Mr.. King took his run
to La Junta.
Messrs. William and Roth went
over the track as far as Ration today
to see that all is safe for the gentle
men coming through tomorrow.
NJ. f. Sena, the deputy county
clerk of Valencia county, in addi-
tion to his Office duties, runs a large
farm that keeps IL men busy at work,
and raises everything he needs on
the place. He is a live, progressive
young man, well educated and post
ed on all the topics of the day, and a
credit to the territory. Wish we had
more like him.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08
THIS MORNING.

DR.. Baird left for Ration.
Capt. Simpson left for Santa Fe.
Mrs. M. Eaustick left for Ration.
Gov. o. G. Hadley left for Watrous,
r. r. McCraken left for Denver,
Colo.
Judge Sulzbacher left for Kansa
City.
Robert Logan and d. J. Canny,
partners in misfortune, got left by
No. ..
Mr. d. f. Jones, the tenor singer
and nephew of David Thomas, left
for Salina, Kas.
Miss Minnie White, who was the
guest of Mrs. Rawlins yesterday,
left for various eastern points.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08

The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give a farewell
reception to their pastor, f. S. Brush,
and wife, at the residence of Mrs.
Milligan on Monday night. All
congregations and his friends are
cordially invited.
Some of the members of the Ana
Mas Lodge of the AmaIgamated as
ISOLATION of natural and acquired liars
were in town today. Boys, don't
laugh at vice, it will spread fast
enough without your smiling APP
proval.
There is quite little "kick" COM
ing on the omission, of the printer,
of some of the cases that should be
in the present docket of the district
court. Modesty can be carried too
far. Besides others who would pre-
fer to be modest, also, feel the mat.
ter of discrimination very keenly.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08

Corn fed beef from 81 cents up at
Green Bros. 81 Cos.
The Knight of Labor are contem-
plating building house in which to
hold their meetings. 1t will be near
the Presbyterian mission school.
We never intend to slight anyone
in our reports. We know some dis.
agreeable omissions have occurred,
but when people jump to conclusions,
and say we have sighted them, we
object
The regular meeting of the w. G.
II. u. will be held tomorrow alter
noon at the reading room. AS bust
ness of importance will be discussed,
a full attendance is desired
The early train from the south this
morning was stopped three tunes
from Romero in by the brakes being
set accidentally or by some one fool
ing with them.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08

Col. J. w. Dryer received tele-
gram Monday morning that his sister,
Mrs. Jackson Hay, of Coshocton,
Ohio, died Sunday night at IL o'clock.
The deceased was a most excellent
lady and highly esteemed by the en-
tire community where she lived and
died.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08

A certain gentleman in Santa Fe
remarked a few days since that on
the anniversary of his wedding day
he always gave or sent his wife a
handsome souvenir. When asked
how long he had been married, he
said two years.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08
e :: BUSINESS

The East Las Vegas Steam
Laundry will open Monday, April 4.
Goods called for and delivered.
Work first class. Your patronage
solicited. Fetterman block.
r.. G. PETTENGRR d Co.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08
Paso
SHORT LINE.

A sure thing that you can buy at
Hartman &c Wells the best Feed
and Produce in New Mexico, at the
lowest prices.
We have 900 choice Fruit Trees
in assorted varieties, very cheap.
These trees were grown in New Mex
icon, and consequently are better
than trees brough a great distance.
We have all kinds of fresh Field
and Gardeu Seed at wholesale and
retail. Now your time. Sow
your blue. grass and white clover
seed and put cut your onion sets,
plant your peas, etc. DON'T forget
the place.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-08

Leading wholesale and retail deal
ers in Imported and Domestic Cigars,
etc. Eagle Cigar Store, East Las
Vegas.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Die srste GsaseaHsa.

Ginsetrsifenen Seri@ten aus st.
Houis juioIse, bat bic Veriamuluns Der
@efsrmelements jur Organization Der
Dritten partei einen beeeutenb Sr6beren
llufans anaensmen als juerit eruartet
wurbe. Die 3iise ueI9e am Sonntas
in st. 2ouis einlieien bra&ten maiiens
bait D~elesaten nit, unb Elm reyes 2sben
bate ii9 i@on am SamitaS bemertbar
Senaadt. Nm ~. purbe in Der Weuiits
baQe, in wel4er gleuslanb MONTH
nirt wurbe bic Neriammluns erSfs
net. lleber ein Dueenb uom @es
perti9aften unb Orsaniiationea uaren
sur@ ibre Oelesaten uertretea, DIE
itdrtite 0ertretuns seisten bic Jarmers
NQian, anS bic ,.Nisbts Of 2abor."
Inter anbern rpare,, aud bic Temperen,s
ler pertreten, pelde an, beitea ~ 9auie
9eblieben wdreu, ooer uisluebr BON ber
Gonpertion niat bdtteu iuselaien uer:
ben iollen. Sm @ansen a.ub bic Ser:
iammluns cine iebr entbuiAitiide gene
len iein, benz bic tdsli9tn' 3eitunSen
brinsen game Spalten nj Der Mfon:
tassisuns. Uie 8erlammluns orsa:
niiirte iid nut Mariou Canon . Sal:
~iiornia ais 0oriiser nnb Sobn g.
Steele BON Suinois nnb Sebn %.
9apeS BON Pennipluania ais Seeretare.
Inter ben &eenern, bic am eriten Gag
ipra@en, maren Brdlibent Bolt uon oe'
GarmersN aian5, Meifter Mrbeiter Pom:
berlp pon Der Organization Der, ,&nisbts
Of 9abor" unb Ssnatius Donneup 20,
Wtinneiota. Ma@hem nod cine Mn3obl
anoerer @ei9dfte erleSist waren wurh'
bic 0eriammluns auf Dienitas UNI g
llbr pertast.
Oie 8eri@te nom Dienitas beiassu,
baB 4. 8. BOLT gum per,nanentm &er:
iiser seudblt luupae u. baB 20 @etorm:
orsaniiationent .aaf Der gonpentiOa uer:
treten ieiem. ,Ndbere Beri3te fcblen.
Wir merhen nad)ite @o9e einen uoaitdn:
bisen 8eridt brinsen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
GorreipoNbeni.
Tairicr. fSebr. %. 1890

Tairicr. Sc5r. %. 1890.
ggeu;cl Tral,f uus Jrauf @regeI ,parcu
lctte Mod)e III minneapolis I'M @acreu fir
boS ucuc Giie1imoare,,z @cidait ST f%anien,
neIdes tic bier srridten woQei.
gm. Maltcr mirb Sicie sSsdc Sagier Cit
T(e,l1erSclbait eronnen.
lii ere @irtbe iino mrr nit Gisein5e;niM
itrtig.
clifton Gdreiner roirb bieics Triibjo1r ein
TridscbGubc lit bieiem Elosc erridteu lais
leu. Sin 3ei6en. baB Tairiar INNER nod
m @a1ieu be9riiicn lit.
Wcor9c Srono s. So. ~fauiten Wm. Sob
ees Qebalbc uno 1uerben bari1 ein WcldyaIt
%auiau9e,. ~. ~
Ssolspb @aser pom Spoeane, Gaib., 1seilt
allf WeinG bobicr. Gr ,piro na9ite &oGe
,pieber bort bin ;uriiffebren. Ole @e9el,o
sefdlt linn icbr gut NIB wie CT iast, bot
mau bort idon nit &1iigcn o%nseiongen.
q1eilcu bringt 70 Gcits in Noiriar.
Ssn Der Tamilie BON SobM Drummer 1T EN-
Sobn ein9eftart. ".
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

Miuiams, Der Anwalt Der 0eieQi@aft,
tbeiIte eineua Beri9teritatter mil, man
ttabe NIT BEN Han Der Giienbabnen in
Mai 1890 besonnen unb etpa 5000
arbeiter ansefeQt. DISbIi@ uerIanste
Der ban,aIise prdfbent DalmaeeSa,
man istlte Is, 900 Arbeiter bei@dftiSen.
Die Grinbe bierfar .Daren Der @eieus
i&aft nidt besannt, aud tonnte lie BEN
0erlansen m@t entipre@en, sa lie seine
arbeit fir 70 uiele Qeute bate. Die
dilenii@e @esieruns i&nlsete benz llns
ternebnen bamaIs $500, 900 anb 9als
m aeeba lorSerte bic Dd@Iasnabme ibres
idmntliden G;sentbums an. Der Der:
terter Der @eieQi@aft in Gbile, Elm
9err gernftein, itarb unb anuaIt
Diuiams wanbte iid an ben @eianbten
Cyan nit BEN Griu@en, bas Gisentbum
bet Gompanie, beren Mttiondre idmmts
lid ameritaniide Ylrser ieien, entpe>
Der iclbt III 8efis gu nebmen ober cine
superlaKise perfon 81 n:nuea, mel@t
oie.:g ertretuns iibernebmsn t0nne. Der
@eianbte tabelte u6raneis SO. pau"
lei cine seeisnete peri0nli@teit; bic &C.
ieuI@aft 500 Grtunbisunsen elm, tonnte
aber Nimanben finsen, Der je uon Yau
sebOrt babe. S1liebli9 telesrapbtrte
man aber 9erru Gsan, Pau 1oute oas
giaentbum oer @eieui@aft in 9eit
aebn,en unb IS itel1te ii6 nun berans,
baB Der Betreficnoe Niemano anbers,
'als Der Sobn hes @eianbten, Trancis
90. gsommar "
Inter bieien umitanben besretft IS
iid leidt, bae Dat. Cyan leinen Soften
nidt freimiuis riumt. 90rte er beute
auf @eianoter 81 iein; 10 more wabr>
ideinli@ aud isin Sobn am lamsiten
Claim Nsent" semeien uno bic Girma
Cyan g. So. muBte liquiren. s
7. "a. ~@ Wetl. Poit.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
~atrse + 60.

Sb9lei1 Der Brdfibent in ieiner @ots
idaft benz an.eritanii9en @eianbtsn in
Chile, ,t,sinssf9rdnftes Sob govt, m6@s
ten mir bod slauben, baB es i'm, lett
lieber mdre, ;,u<na ct ben ieiner Gait &C.
sen bic Grnenanns bes ,irii@en Batriz
oten" Batrm NSBan %erbobenen Brotes
fen Golse segeben batte. Seoermann
weiB, baB Cyan GUT 8elobruns fir 9ez
~leiitete Gauapasneeienite ano I'M bcm BON
linn uertretensi,sSS rldnoertb. elm Gompli>
ment ;a MADAM, gum @eianoten IN :Gbile
ernannt tpurhe. Mu6 1T es nod III
2lQer @eod6tniB, baB Gsans Buienz
|freunS unb pnIitiider @ciddftstbrilba>
Der Mleranbtr Euqiuan nit Der Gn,nor>
euns Gronius lin @%erbinsuns sebradt
murbc unb immrr nod in ben Ausc1
E8ieler als ber alrbeber ienes abi6euli>
den Verbrc@enS gilt. @a>
Die @bitenet !batten gutter @ruSb. sez
.;;babt, einenioldar@ elanoten lofort 3nriid
s:.m eiien, II. bdtten ifie es setban, 10 epir>
ben iie iib ielbit ii. aud benSer. Staaten
tamit ben Grutel mnb bic Muircgun9
ser letten 3eit eripart baben. @enn
fie bic Torseruns fniner Nbberufuns 10
ipft iteuten unb s1eib barauf io9ar pie=
Der .3uriidnabm, 10 Aapeiit bes MIR lire
Ofimadt unb dnotet 'baa Mi@ts an her
Gbetia@e, eaB bic Ser. Staaten iib
in GAile pon einemMsna,ne pereten lai1es,
BET tort bel alien Yarteien 9lei@ 9ebost
uno seradtet lit. Die @artnddisfeit,
init welder pat @sau an icinem Soften
feitbdlt, ertlart iid uer,an,tbl,d aus benz
umitawbe, oaB cr nidt Bios bcr@eianete
Der Ser. Staatcn, ioneern alt6 Der Da>'
ter ieinos @obnes JraacaS Cyan 1T.
Dieier jus9e Cyan seiitt, pie aus gal>
paraiie ses,eloet mirb, 8oQu,a9ten Der
,Mortb & @outb Nmeriean Gonitruc>
ton Company" nm Nniprie6e in Der
l601e usn IS, 10000 9escn bic. ollie
t'i@e @esieruns e%insutreiben. Die
s,nannte @eitui9ait bate Gontratte
fir ben 9au uou Giienbabnen seii9ert
mcidc 81, zoe ,Oo0 foiten ~lollten, int
1891 annnuirte bas @ileniide
OberSetidt aber bic Gontrattc, melt iie
ansebtid unter bctrii9erii6en @oripies
gelunge,, erlaust woroen ,pdren. 9as
ertlarte, bic @eIeaidaft eriltire
nur auf bent Papter. babe weber Nttios
narc no@ Capital, nub habe iid bic
hi seiidert, nm auf oieiel<
beu bin CREDIT gu erlanseu. Darauf
bic 0eieoi@aft bem iuuacn
Gean unbel6rdntte gollmo9t, iie III
jcoes Weife ST. pcrtrcten uno bic bilenis
ide @esieruns ouf$5, $50, 900 S6aoens
gu uerflaSen.
sic .Nortb & Soutb american
.Genitructisn Co." lat ibre Bureaus
iii Mep Oort uno 1T NIT Der ,~,llnion
Company" eng liirt. ebarlesI
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Gin treHiidbcr oeutt6 ~ eri.
tantt4er 9t6ter 8ettorbcn.

Mm Soanabenb, 9tbenb 90. Sch,
ueri@iee IN @bica9o no6 i6werc'r Sci
ben i'm glitter non ie@tsunoieb5is Sabreu
Der eole Tretbeitst uno Di@ter
Gbmuuo Nsarflin III ben 9(ruaen jeiner
treuen @attin uno gFcserin, u',S ieincs
brauen Sobns ,@uitau Mdrtlin, apo=
tbeters in Der Ylue Sslanb auenue.
geberea in benz id0nen TRAD in,
.S@wabeulanoe in elmer a~nseie5enet 8e.
amtenfamilie, !. wiomete ii@ Gomunb
Mdrtlin ben MaturmiKeni4aftea uno
Der pbarma;ie, une iein bebeutenoes
oidteriideS Galent murbe pom @roBsn
luie llblasb ern,untert. @e9en ieiner
beseiiterten GDeilnabme an Der JreiDeitss
bemesung non 1913 unb ls49 mar CT
ldnsere Set auf benz 9obenuspers,
elm dlterer S4idialssenone Der TIN
iiberlebensen Gbicasoer @ilb. &app uub
Trit 9artnann.
Mab ieiner enbliden Treiipreduns
,panocrte Mdrtlin nod Nn1erifa aus.
Seine eisentlide !9ein,at6 lit bieiem9anoe
,purbe Mfi4mautee, no CT iid Der 9bars
magic ,pibn,ete II. an beuti deus eitrebun>
gen, mameatli@ Der Iurncrei, eitri9 Nn>
tbeil nabm. Den 8iirsertrieg madte
ct ais, p1idttcuer nns aufopfernsen
@anitdtsbeamter zines @isconliner Mes
mt. Spdter betrieb er cine
Mpotbete 81 Manitomor III Bisconiin,
bis i'm Elm iAweres @eborleioeu ;'uans,
oieien 8eruf auf5useben. r. $780,
ST. mar eine bur9aus ibcale Natur,
pom rei9er @eifesbilbuns, uoQ 2iebe
unb Greue. Limb inter uielfa5en idwe>
rem &0rperleiam blicb er bcrielbe Do@z
trebenbe uno sate Meni@ bis ST ieinem
Cob. :
! @etne 9eiaurmelten @eoi6tc, pelde
Dor eini9en Sa9ren uon ie'nem |treucn
,5reunbc &arl D6r1in9cr 1T Milmoutec
bcrausgesebeu wurben, iidern ibm i'll
: Nmerita bic llniterblt9fcit.
9lus ibnen ipridt iein, cbles Scr; nno
reidcr0eiit, bic Observation-Disclosures
|iebe, bic id0nitc 8egciiter,n9 fir Bic
bes alten unb neucn Batcrlanes,
line geldutcrte Y9antaf;e nnb Gin tanitz
@eldm,ad. ~
Nuf Dem i36nen Toreit Some Grieb>
)ofc i'll Milwautee wirb iein miiber 2eib
1usruben.
LSQ. Staats,eitung.' ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

sd babe bieis Sabr bic sri5te MuspaDl pen Sddeean uno SYten bic
iemAlS mad Np um 8ebra1t marben: #@.@ @
Bite mGIt,e u@ bic foISenSe ausnabI unb prd{e tx
- =. -. 800 WarA8 al nMr 8 Gt6. he War0. .-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Mourning Jewelry.

A superabundance of jewelry is, of
course, in bad taste at seasons of mourn
ing. A few trinkets, however, must be
worn, IL only to accentuate the general
somberneSs of the costume. Attractive
novelties in black enamel are daisies, wild
roses and other blossoms, with stamens of
gold. These black enamel flowers can be
used either as brooches or, in q smaller
size, as earrings; or, in a third fashion,
they may be attached to the black enamel
bangles that are likewise worn for compli-
mentary mourning. The short fob chains
are of light oxidized metal work, picked
out in gold, and the watch corresponds
with this in style. Hematite is being ex-
tensively employed for sleeve links and
other purposes. 1t has pleasant bright
ness, and is not quite so lugubrious in APP
brooches are beautifed by the addition of
fine seed pearls, and may be obtained in a
multitude of tasteful patterns, while for
customers with slender purses there are
simple brooches, bracelets and earrings at
very modest prices. OrnamsRts for the
hair must not be forgotten.
A bandeau of light metal that has the
effect Of moire ribbon should confine the
coiffure and be fastened in the semblance
of a dainty bow. Or the bows, fashioned
in dozen curious devices, may be obtained
separately, so as to be fixed where the
fancy Of the wearer dictates. Dull black
fillets in enamel are also worn, while both
the jet and enamel varieties of ornament
are almost eclipsed by the beauty of the
little crescents of black marabout feathers
that have been introduced.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Old Mr.. Pepss and His Famous Diary.

Some boys and girls begin at very early
age tie practice of keeping a diary. But
very often the fever soon passes off, and
the record of their daily life comes to a
sudden stop somewhere, perhaps, about the
middle of March.
But suppose you have always kept a
diary with the greatest regularity. And
suppose you wrote down so many private
and secret things in this diary that you
thought it best always to write in cipher
Suppose, when you had reached manhood
or womanhood, these little books were care
fully laid aside by you and were at last
brought to public notice many, many years
after your death.
This is just what happened to Mr. Pepys
and his diary. How would you like all the
little details of your every day life and your
opinions upon men and events to be printed
for the amusement of everybody.
Happily, for some, it was not known that
Samuel Pepys had left such treasure be-
hind him until more than seventy years
ago. Then the manuscript was brought to
light, deciphered and published to the
world in the year 1915. Samuel Pepys was
born at Brampton, near Huntington, Eng,
land. His diary extends from 1880 to 1854
when failing eyesight compelled him tC
cease.
He not only gives us much about himself
but much, too, about many great events
We can see Just how the plague and fire OF
London were looked upon by the people ol
that day.
But scarcely less interesting are the pri
vate details. Mr.. Pepys was evidently very
careful about his dress and very proud of Q
new suit. "Up early" he says, on the 18th
of the month, ''the firstday that / put on my
black camlett cloak with silver buttons"
Sometimes we are carried to a christen
ing. To one of these he tells us how he car
ried in his pocket six silver spoons and 9
silver porringer, expecting that the child
would be enamed after him. But the parents
named the boy John, instead of Samuel; SC
careful Mr.. Pepys carried the spoons and
pouinger home again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
What Is Steatite?

Probably no mineral has SO many non
technical names rs steatite, which is also
known by the appellations of soapstone,
potstone and lardstone, and which is itself
merely a compact granular variety of tale
"a soft mineral, soapy to the touch, of a
greenish, whitish or grayish color, usually
occurring in foliated masses and hydrous
silicate Of magnesia. Steatite can be form
ed into almost anything; beautiful fire
places are made of it, and stationary wash
tubs and sinks are important products.
Not an ounce need be wasted, says the In
dustrial World; the dust is used to adul-
terate rubber goods, giving so called gum
rubbers their dull finish; and in paper,
too, it is used to give weight, while all
waste can be ground up into -four, which
can be made into fireproof paint for coat
ing the interior of mills or the roofs of
buildings
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
FARMERS, GROUNDS.

PLAN OF GROUNDS WITH TWO ENTRANCES.
residences. With a view TO supplying
this deficiency TO small degree, The
Country Gentleman gives the following
plans of country places in connection
with moderate sized farms, or of those
containing from 100 to 200 acres, the
owners of which reside upon them, and
can devote some spare means to their
improvement by planting.
The plan shown in the first cut is where
about two or three acres of nearly level
ground is occupied with the dwelling,
barn and the fruit and vegetable garden.
Little explanation is needed. On tho
left is either the farm road OF a by-road,
not much travelled by the public, run
ming into the highway. On it are stu
ated the barn buildings, generally in
cluding the less important structures of
icehouse, snokehouse, carriage house
and others. The dwelling, standing
twelve rods distant from these, is reached
by good carriage road from the high
way, and by simple curve any vehicle
is easily driven to the barn. In front Of
the barn and near the sources Of manure
is the fruit and vegetable garden, con-
tanning half an acre or an acre, and so
arranged and planted that nearly all the
work in it is performed by horse labor,
while its contents are easily seen from
the dwelling. The orchard occupies the
rear of the home grounds
On the right of the house is half an
acre, more or less, for ornamental plant
ing and the flower garden, if the owner
can afford to keep in good order what
ever is thus occupied or it may be chiefly
| planted with ornamental trees and large
| shrubs, with most of it smoothly
shaven lawn. In this lawn a few cir
cular or elliptical flower beds may be
| placed, the design admitting of a large
number or very few, as the owner
chooses. No footpath is made from the
| dwelling to the public highway, as it is
rarely needed, carriages for passengers
being usually driven for farmers fam
| lilies TO the house, and not to the street,
which is not commonly furnished with
walks for foot passengers in the country
at large.
When but a single entrance is desired
from the public road, the design shown
in the second cut may be adopted. The
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24
Hollow STAY Bolts.

The rolling of hollow stay bolts is an in
dustry recently introduced and claimed to
possess special advantages, says The Age
of Steel In this process two pieces of iron
rolled in U-shaped section are laid together
and wired in that position, these parts be-
ing then heated to welding heat and run
through rolls, and as the welded tube
comes from the rolls it passes over a man.
drel, which fills the interior; before reach
ing the second pair Of rolls it cools slightly
and shrinks upon the mandrel, and in this
pair Of rolls it is drawn from the mandrel
and the interior cleared. In this way, by
five repeated operations, a hollow stay bolt
Is obtained which has uniform interior
diameter. The material must necessarily
be the very best quality of charcoal iron;
the bolts are made in lengths of six feet,
and it is alleged that a considerable saving
in expense is made by using hollow stay
bolt iron instead of drilling the ends of the
bolts after they are in position.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-24

PLAN OF GROUNDS WITH SINGLE EN-
TRANCE.
farm road enters and passes directly to-
ward the rear of the farm At con-
venient distance, anywhere between two
rods and twenty, the dwelling is stu
ated, but to prevent rough roads from
going too near it, q curve is made which
leaves sort of "island" in front of the
house, the loads of manure passing
straight on and the carriages turning
up to tho dwelling. The "island" is
planted partly with evergreens, which
obscure the heavy loads as they pass the
house. The fruit and vegetable garden
is arranged so as to be cultivated with a
horse, and the source of manure at the
barn invites its free use and promises the
best crops. On the right of the dwell.
ing is small portion of ground kept as
a smooth lawn or planted as described
under Fig, l. To give finish and beauty
to both these places, more can be accom-
plished by a continued use of the lawn
mower than by an equal expenditure Of
labor in any other way.