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The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
FROM MILL TO MINE.


Tho Bi-Metallio to Begin Work on a Big
-fE- .. Tunnel.
The best news that has reached the ears
of the people in this section for some time
was given out this week by Charles D.
McLure. Of tho Bi.mstallic, who stated in
an interview that the work of running q
drain tunnel from point in Douglass
Rulch, above the Bi-metalie mill, to the
mine would be commenced some time in
January. says the Philipsburs Mail. For
some time past surveyors have been en-
gagged laying the line for the proposed tun-
mol. which limo Is now completed aud the
company will soon advertise for bids and
the work will be lot by contract. The pro-
posed tunnel will bo about . mile and q
half in length and in its course will pros
pect lot of valuable ground. The main
be made is for the purpose
of draining the mines through it,
thereby saving the expense Of pumping. 1t
will also enable them to use the water from
the Fred Burr ditch to furnish power at
the hoist. 1t is thought at least 100 men
will be employed on the tunnel work. which
will be divided in such a manner that two
or three separate crews will be engaged.
The Bi-metallio company will have some
other work under way at the mill shortly
after the first Of the year which, In all, will
give employ ment to large number of m en-,
but as there 10 in the district at present two
or three hands for each job that may be
offered, consequently foreign influx is not
encouraged. Tho cost of.such a tunnel "a
will be enormous. but tho great saving that
1t will make when operations are again re-
sumsd in ths mines will soon repay them
for the outlay.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Capital City Music Co., S22 Ninth ave.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
KNOWLEDGE z.' s..z:..:z

" ANUW LEUtTE ----.----
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who hve bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, win attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
rsmedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of psrfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing tho system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed. you will not
eccept any substitute if offered.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
ssms OF the surface ore and secured very
dnA returns.

James Thompson. OF Wickss, hes 70.
Gently disposed Of the Blue Eyed Nellie,
6hspsrd Boy and Mary Black quartz lode
mining claims. in the Colorado or Cataract
district 10 . Psnnsylvania mining COM
paay, known ~ ths Montana Gold and Sill
yer Mining company, incorporated nader
the laws Of West Virginia, the prices Of the
properties being fixed Al $40. .0O0 OF whioha =
considerable proportion 10 to be paid In
cash and tho balance In stock of tho COM
pany.
Tbs b. b mins At Basin has been bonded
TO Butte parties for $4,000. the bend 10
run one year. says the Boulder Age. This
10 . very promising property. and improves
steadily with dsvsloDmenA The Rose
mine. about two miles from Basin. ON Cat
araot creek. 10 under bord. and develop
msnt uoSk 10 being pushed ahead ~ Tap-
Idly as possible. The Hope company has
bonded the Last Chance and have put up .
whim to take ont the water and mako =
Vest run on The ore through the cenosn-
traitor.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1t Was All Right.

"But, papa" walled the young woman.
"you can have no idea how he loves me.
He is willing to die for mo this very min.
ute"
"Well," said the old man. scratching his
chin thoughtfully, II don't know that l
have any objection to that ! was afraid
he wanted to marry you. Exchange.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
Jefferson County Mines.

Thvee cars OF ore from the Comet minss
are shipped daily to the East Helena
smsiter.
The owners of the Blackbird mine, about
eight miles northwest OF Bsrnice. have run
. tunnel some 450 feet, bus do not eI meet to
strike the vein for a coupls of hundred
feet yet. They pnlve:ized aud washed
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
A 365-DAY PRESENT.

|
in Value.
Now, good digestion wait on nappetite.
And health on both!
-Shakespsare.
or course good digestion will not wait on
appetite. nor health on both. unless ones
food is we'll cooked. And IL 10 not likely to
bs we'll cooked unless your cook has a
Worlds Fair Souvenir Cook book, secured
through THE INDEPENDENTS extraordinary
premium offer. explained on another page.
AZ concession to the demands or tho sea-
son IL has been decided to allow any sub
scriber to HE INDEPENDENT. daily or
weekly. paid up or delinQucnt. to get one
or moro OF these last and best publica tions
on the subject of culinary art for the price
Of $1.25 cash. Thi y offer will only hold
good during the holiday season. and gen
tlemen wishing to make their wives happy
and themselves comfortable can find mo-
better way Of doing il than BY getting q
Worlds Fair Souvenir Cook book.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
Thsv Como Our way,

Thev Como Our Way.
That 10, the way with the Christmas buy
ers; they all como our way this year. See
the latest novelties at the
HELENA JEwEIRY Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23

We believe in free silver. Hundreds be-
lieve in Meyers Cough Remedy. So would
you If you used 1t. For sale BY all drug
gists and at the City Drug Store.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
Buy

Montana Peerless Baking Powder. It is
homo industry. Ask your grocer for it.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23
Coming,

You shonld see those shaving sets and
shaving mirrors that are going so fast ct the
HELENA JEwELRY Co,
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23

Go to The Bee Hive for all kinds of Christmas
gifts suitable for young and old. The largest
assortment in the state.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23

The california Wine House IL the place
to buy your goodies tor your Christmas
dinner.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-23

Purs California grape wines and bran
sonable prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
THIRD EDITION.



Tho committee having In charge the
entertainment TO be given Thanksglv
Ing night. at Odessa Hall. for the
benefit of st. Paul NJ. L. Church have
cumpieted their arrangements. The,
nave secured the ser vices of Pr ofessoi
Tyson, u noted elocutionlst, The
Shubert Qunriette' OF Wilmington, and
Professor Hug Baker. a distinguished
performer on the mandolin. A de
llghtful programme will ba given
Supper will DO served after tho enter
tainsnept, and will be continued OF
the following evening. (Friday.) Tho
Odessa orchestra will DO present eaoi
evening, and will render their choicest
selections.
Mrs. Warner and son. of Wilmington
are guests OF Mrs ID. W. Corbit, o
Odessa.
Miss Frances Williams, of New
York, is the guest of Miss Sallis Cor
bit.
, Probably the finest assortment o
chrysanthsmums in the State is ownet
by Richard Clayton. of this town. an
II there Ia any doubt as to their su
periority no one has vet questioned il
A gentleman from Wilmington. VIII,
'As an expert ns regards flowers, cam
down few days ago to sue Mr. Clay
tons collection, and pronounced
many of tho varieties OF chrysanthe
NUNS superior to those grown b
WiimiBgton's Leading florists. and a
nne as he had ever seen. MIR. Clayto
has ever 800 varieties, including 10
seedlings.
Rev. L. II. Moore will preach tn
second of tho series of sermons Of
The Formation OF the Bible" In til
presbyterian Church tomorrow ever
ang.
An old wood. burning engine frot
ono of the Peninsula branches of tn
N. Y, p. h N. Railroad passed throug
Middletown Tuesday, ell route to Il
exhibited at the California Mid White
Exposition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
Uniforms ofLcttor Carrler,.

The first assistant postmaster aen.
eral believes that there should be a uni.
formity In the uniform of letter car
Iiers. He Is OF the opinion that more
strict enforcement OF the laws should
be put into effect. Each city procures
Its own and fixes Its the price which in
wolves letter carriers In great ex-
pense.
Then from time to time considera.
BILE complaint has been made by post
masters that many carriers fail to keep
themselves properly and neatly uni
formed. AS there Is no regularity In
procuring the cults, some take advan-
taRe OF the circumstances, and nearly
all the time they appear in shabby
cult.
1t should be obligatory ON MI letter
carriers to procure two uniforms q
year, ono on May / and the other on
November 1. This would insure uni-
formity In the style and cut OF tho
suits and add greatly to the general
appearance, neatness and condition OF
| the letter carrierss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Go to Nelson's for good salt oysters
and solid measure. 500 Madison street.
We ara now making the winter time
ket street-IIoliis.
Mrs. Hicks, wife of Mr.. Ellis p. HE ks,
Is confined to her room, being on the
sick list.
Best grades Of family flour and mill
feed al W. :. ClarkIs. Fourteenth and
Scott streets. Hay and straw.
S. II. Selover has received carload
OF oysters, which he is ceiling by the
bushel at No, 2lS East Fourth street.
The old barn on the Guthrie farm
I near Milford crossroads. Mill Creek
Hundred. was destroyed by fire, Thurs
day night.
A vender of oysters from the sunny
land OF Italy was CRYING through our
streets, oysters, oysters, fresh from
the farm.
Look 1T the picture the RE- ,rni ctN
Is going to give away will. six cou pons
ahu ten cents. worth % cents. Call
and look ut a sample.
Soda crackers. Trenton crackers,
oyster erackers and ginger snaps, Z
cents per pound. at Mereuith's, Sixth
/ ami Madison streets.
/ The Henry Disston Company of Phil
! adelphia will not buy any turkeys this
j year They will yiys cash Instead to
! the Tacony sufferers.
/ Bishop Coleman will preach Mt tho
4 Old Swedes' Church to morrow morn
j ing. dis evening engagement will bs
| st. Slmeun'5 Church Philadelphia.
Wallace Bruce. consul Of the United
States at EdIubarg during President
I Harltson's administration, will visit
/ Principal lsauG L. Johnson next week.
shSlce prime barrel oysters aro bring.
Z lug from 81 to So. Some very nice
prime oy sters have been put on sa q
In our market and ind ready buyers,
even at that high rate.
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonie Balsam.
the famous throat and lung remedy
4 FOR coughs, Group. Ne. and sure euro
/ for asthma. Use this remedy and Dr.
4 Simms Liver Pills. and you will not he
disappointed. GOD King street.
The Rev. j. Wesley Sullivan of Sny-
i der Avenue baptist Church Philadel.
/ phin will preach at MeDowellyille
| Baptist Mission, Sunday morning ut
1890 o'clock and ut the Second Baptist
| Mission. Fourth and French streets, at
$50 in the evening.
4 George w. Stone, OF this city, Will
tomorrow ocenpv the pulpit OF The
liuv. s r. Calthrop's church Mt Syra'
cusc. n. V. Instead of tho pulpit OF
the First Unitarian Church OF tlis city,
lis previously announced. The Rev. J.
Nj. scott Of ltllaen, y. Twill preach
III tho Wilmington church Tomorrow.
Rev. h. z. Tru!tt. pastor If Warwick
Circuit Methodist Protestant thnfch.
aud also II member of The Maryland
ConferenCa. will exchange pulpits
With Rev. Iacharlah Walker. and will
preach In New Castle for the Methodist
Professionals 1919 u. IN. and $50 p. III.
OF sunday, Nov. Goth, 1928.
Mr.. j. Bowman Inns purchased farm
known as the Gooding farm. contain
ing forty acres, located on the Laneas
ter pike. near WUoddaie, Christlana
Hundred, for S2i10. He will nova on
to it In tho spring and build hot
house. attending our market to sell
his produce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

So much has been said about tho
many md wonderful cures OF rheuma-
tism by the great remedy first pre-.
scribed by Prof. Phelps o. Dartmouth
college, -....
So many hundreds OF testimonials
have been recently published from
people In every city and town OF
Delaware whom Paine's celery com.
pound has made well, -
That the following letter about so
worthy man as Judge Gibbs Is just
now interesting.
Judge ID. S. Gibbs was born and
raised In Noble county. Ohio. He
moved from Noble county TO Law.
renee county, and then to Hutchinson,
Kan. While n resident OF Noble coun-
ty. Ohio. he filled the Office OF pro.
bate judge several torms and district
judge one term. Since his residence
III Kansas he las twice been elected
judge, aud is to-day filling that Office
The judge Is 81 years Old, and has
been afflicted with rheumatism nj
most all his life. For six months at u
time lie has had to go around on
crutches from the effects OF rheuma
tlsm. He has tried medicine after
medicine, and has been treated by nu.
merous physicians, both IN Ohio and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

The following transfers of real es
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and surveying Department yesterday:
! Security Trust and safe Deposit
Company to Joseph II. Cooling. house
and lot on the South side OF Liberia
etreet, between Scott and Lincoln, lot
60AS9 feet.
Same to same. house and lot on the
north side oil Thirteenth street be
tween Scott and Lincoln, lot 25xS0
teet.
! Ellen Young to Lewis b. Morrow
house and lot on the west side af Var
Buren, street between Seventh ant
Eighth. lot 25xl0O feet
Mary L. Colo and husband to Il. +.
Bartran. house and lot No. sos Yves
SIKH street, lot IL 6x6S.G feet.
Harry Emmons and wife to Martin
+. Fruim, lot on the Northeast corIlel
OF Iwenty-ninth ana Market streets
lot 81 ;ixli3 feet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18


AlKi:LY-on November 10th, 1907, Jas
A. A iGle#t aged 3 years.
SerN Ices will lie held at bis late resi-.
dence No. III West Thirteenth street, on
saturday evening nj o'clock. Funeral
Sunday, from the res ience of his par.
ents. ~ hoekdale. Delaware County. Pa.
at = O'Clock. Friends Will take the :
O'Clock ruin Sunday morning from Will
in.ngton.
EAIkD-In this city ON the 10Th instant.
Mary j. Bard.
Relatives and friends arn invited to at.
tend the funeral. from the residence OF
her hpn, No. $40 Conrad street.On Sun
dny the 10Th instant al o 'elock. liner
ncnt private.
YLON-Snddenly. on the 18th instant.
10 cph Z. Iayl Tor iii his I'D year
Relatives aud tricnds OF the family are
| respectfully invited 10 attend the fuuer-
nj from his late residence, Lancaster
avenue and Jackson street. on Monhi ",
al y. IN. lHtfrment AT iiiverriew Gene
terry.
Media papers please copy.
JESklNS-ln Philadelphia. on November
10Th Mary a. jenkins, aged - years.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from tho residence of her sister, Mrs
Lucinda scott, No. sos last Iith street
on sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Ser.
vices NJ the A. U. NJ 7. Chuieh. French
street. above Eighth. lnterment at st.
Peter 8 Cemetery.
Gone. but not forgotten"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Kansas. but tho rheumatism has al
ways come back In a worse form than
ever.
about two months ago." says the
Hutchinson News. Tho bought bottle
u f'atne's celery compound. having
little faith In anything at the time;
but he experienced relief from It the
first day he began taking It. Before
he had taken all OF the fret bottle lie
thought no was cured, ami reclf!essly
exposed himself and had setback.
lie again began taking the medicine,
and Is now on his third bottle, and he
says that he feels like we'll man. lie
Is entirely FREQ from pain and swell.
ing. The Judge has found out. as
thousands of others have, that Palnes
celery compound Is the one true spe.
ciiic for rheumatism. and says he be-
loves that il he only takes halfway
care of himself ami does not reckless
ly expose himself to tho elements.
that he will never again be TROUBLED
with rheumatism
This ID the experience OF every
sufferer. Paines celery compound
cures! IL Is not a patent medicine. 1t
was first prescribed by one OF the
most eminent physicians that ever
lived. 1t has made thousands OF pco.
pie we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18


= Mnrtin Keogh visited West Oh ester
on Friday.
Miss Lillian V. Alexander, of Elkton,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Estelle Jones, of this city, Is
visiting her sister in Middletown.
Mira. Charles Hirons Is visiting her
mother Mrs. Ellen Waller, OF DOy5r.
Edwin l.. Thompson, OF Hockessin.
is attending Miss higgins scnool, this
city.
Superintendent Brooks. OF the F..
W. & Il Il. r.. went down to Balti-
more this morning in his special car.
The marriage is announced Of Frank.
lin Pyle to Miss Underwood, OF Mar,
alton, Del. to take place on Tnurs
day evening, the S0th Instant, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. at
Marshallton.
William Scoilsld, OF Montchanin, Isf,
home yesterday to 60 to New York to
take steumer for Liverpool. From
tives and friends there. Ae Will be
gone several weeks.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Mr.. L. =. Smith md Niles
Alice La Berta Walton, daughter of OK.
Representative Charles Walton, OF
Iron Hill. Wednesday evening, Nov,
29th, 1898. at 9 O'Clock.
| Mr.. Richard Crooks, of tho Br andy
| wine Springs. VIVA in our city to day
aud said the Brand wine Springs Flee
trlc Railway will be pushed rapidly Il
completion In the spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18
FIFTH EDITION.


s""W Worhucn.
Mr.. Charles Maiers OF this CITY an.
tertained large number Of his friends
and fellow workmen to an excellent
supper last night at Asohenbaoh's
hotel, 207 Weet Second street, In cello
biation OF his having finished HIS five
years apprenticeship as machinist at
the shops OF the p, W. & b. Railroad
Company.
Mr.. Robert Brown occupied the
chair. Tho following and many others
were present: Messrs. q. III Sands,
George Doto. Thomas James Thomas
Il. Buckley. Charles Haggner, William
scheiven. Harry Parson. Samuel Wad.
ley, Charles Stout, George Johns.
James Siradley, William Snyder.
Joseph Mccormick, James Siberian,
Edwin Wilhelm, Harry Earnest,
John Flight. Arthur Handy, William
Jennings, ThOs. Cough, John Williams.
waiter Strong, james Marshall, W.
Aschenback. Hamilton Lrold, Gao.
Hindle. James Burk, John i}amber-
man. Emile Kicker. Joseph DiIfeu.
uorl. George Yates, Paul Syuder, Il.
.. Barton and Stephen White.
After supper very enjoyable evan
log was spent In singing and dancing.
Many songs were given and much ap.
preclated by tho large audience.
Mr.. Brown proposed the toast OF
MT. Malers success and prosperity.
The toaet was heartily received with
musical houors.
mr.. Malers In neat speech returned
ms thanks Tor the kindness manifested
.owuru MIN at all times by his fellow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

PHILApELpHIA. Nov. l1.-Mr5. Malg-
han ard Aire. Lizzie Rodgers, two
down town women. have been close
friends for several years, but Inst
night at the latters home tllA> two fell
out and quarrel followeU& During
e Mrs. Meighan pieked up d lighted
lamp aud throw IL al her whilum friend.
The latter lodged the flaming missile,
which struck tho wall of tie house
prd In few moments the house and
Btafrwry We're In a blaze.
IN the second story were the mother
oil Mrs. dodgers and three little chill.
dreii, and thes1 had to he rescued
from the windows. the children being
Thrown out and dropped into an over.
coat held by four or live policemen
In attempting to escape In the same
way old Mrs. Rojgers slipped and
fell to The pavement and was severely
Injured. The house was badly dam
aged by fire. Mrs. Meighan was ar
rested and committed In default oil
bail this morning by Magistrate Ran
dali on several serious charges con
nected with tho trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

legs broken on the first of June, by
being knocked down by a horse, has
SO far recovered as TO DO able to walk
by the use of II cane aud one ciutcll.
lie has lcen huHking corn. using n
chair Ia sit upon. ard leaving the boys
to tie up tho fodder. iie visited our
city the other day, being the first time
in three month";. He hns had rather n
tedious siege this senaon. but he homes
To call sales tho coming winter for the
different farmers, and Is confident. by
the uid of his son. TO can givs full
satisfaction. The card OF the firm up-
pears In another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

You We think, to take look at tho sur.
prisingly good quality aud makeup
oil our two-doilar shoes. The square
toe tip. long tip blacher. and cloth
top opera tip on a now style last, AFRO
among the new Corners for indies.
For men, our new velvet calf shoes
and styiish calf blucher, will give
You something a little better than
usual for your money. Have you ever
tried our Shoes for boys and girls?
They wear we'll aud arc low In price, n
raIc combination tiatS bringing us
trade, Forman's, 10 Il Fourth street,
between Market aud King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Tho masquerade party which MIR
and Mrs .lellaries RHNe aL their home
on Locust street last night, ended il
one OF tho guests. William Jordan
drawing AMI liuurislnng his revolver
amonE the merry asquetuders. I'ltt
merrlmeut soon changed 10 couster
nation. and fearing that Jordan migh
fire tbs weapon, everybody inHde fUl
= way vi exit. liefore Tie Muuiclpa
Court Tins morning lIe said Il man hat
male sOms Insulting Remark tpwdr,
him, HIS WIS no excuse Tor such al
oflensc ard Jordan was held undo
eco bail fur Coutt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Rev l.N Dolttns, u. D.,.wtll do
liver an address ut the Nou:g AIHutf
Christian Associations meeting at Gcn
Irsl Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Afternoon at O'clock lrum the a OYt
snbject. Alr. Joseph Pyle president
Of he Association. wlll preside, ane
Mr.. J. T. tlymer Will have charge u
tho music. The vocal music clasl
1rom the Assu, iattou Will sing, nnt
tie doubla mule qtattetts ftom Wes
Church Will render selections. lin
singing Will be ussis,i 10y theAssogia
ton tlcnastru.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

A maiden lady FIXING or boarding
with family on West eth street /
few days ago lost OF had stolen her
poeket-hooN, She WIS IN great wa
about IL. but instead of dnluK like any
regnlnr woman wGald 10, go to some
e.te prls ng paper and put al "A SINAI
edvul tiaemont, instead OF that, sho
talked about 1t aroHnd the house
making all the people teci unpleasant
and consequently is still longing an,
Wishing iat her property.
Tie mora i.,utiS.rtize your lusaos Il
the DANA RErtylr.AN and rccuye
shAn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

The Cherry Island marsh banks,
which were broken down by the late
storm. have boon repaired, so that the
water has almost disappeared, and the
thousand acres which were covered by
three feet OF water are now visible to
tho eye when you ride by on your way
to Philadelphia. The work thus far
has cost the Marsh Compan aP75, aud
by the time tho bank ls thoroughly re-
paired 1t will cost some twelve hun
ureu uoIlars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-18

Mr.. N. Spieies, the farmer upon Mr..
Edwin p Williamson's farm, in Bran
dywine Hundred. has crop of beets
which will beat tho world. He has by
his thrift and management made this
farm blossom as a rose. and has ac-
tually taken two thousand bushels of
sugar beets from less than two acres
Of ground. Some OF these beets will
weight mole than fifteen pounds each.
Who can beat thlsr Come and see
them IL you are skeptical.