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BORN
DIED.

DIED.
WHITE-In this city, February 2sth James
b., beloved husband Of Margaret White
father of Rosa, Ella. William, George and
James White. native of England aged 46
years, months and PC days. CBrooklyn.
n. y, papers please copy.)
&3-FrIeuds and acquaintance are respcct-
fully invited to attend the funeral from
ms late residence, 1906 @ street. this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock: thence to the Cathe-
- drai. Eleventh and K streets, where funeral
services will be held. Please omit flowers =
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StnnPrtukpr#.
!. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1017-I019 Fourth ST.. Sacramento.
LHMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
IA H CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 1874
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sunday excepted. SMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P.-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
L. d. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BOARD AND ROOM, 81, So SO AND
ID SO 80 per week. Meals, 25 cents.
f. BAYERSDORF'ER, Proprietor.
w. Y. HALL. Chief Clerk.
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Professor Wickson said he was much
gratified at the success of the institute,
and prophesied much good from it.
On motion of Senator Johnston, the in
stitute rendered vote of thanks to Pro-
lessor Wickson for the able and courteous
manner in which he had conducted the
meeting.
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Muerlei.

- Ser betannte Mbpofat u. g..
@bebalier 1T benz @abniinn berfaGen.
8or ftinf5ebn Sabren erlitt er einem
SOnnenfi6 nnb feit Der 3eit mar er
udbrenb bes beiBen Metters @eiites=
it6rungen ausgeieBt. Ser Iebte Nns
faQ berf1limmerte 1i9 berart, baB er
einem Nfpl iibergeben perbett muBte.
= Wir Darten INNER nod aMf ben
eriebnten &esen. Sc miiHen biele
SropFen auf bic beige grbe fallen, ebe
bas NaB cine Wobltbat pirb. &aum
wirb DON einigen @egenben &egen be-
ri6tet, 10 meloet aud Der Wetterclert
f9on pieber, baB ii6 bos @etter nauf<
fldren" pirb.
Im SOnntag, BEN l.. October,
beginner bic BON benz &iintIertaar
9errn unb Grau Irno in @emeins
i9aft nit tii@tigen 9iIettanten arrans
girten Announcements 9 ortedungeu nit
Der 9ariteaung bes ribuli9f befann>
ten preisgetr6nten 2ufipiels s.
B e Sntenban5" BON s. Senle.
Die 8%oriteQunser finben, tpie ibli9,
in Der Miiiions : @arten : Sale ftatt.
Serr unb Grau Nrno baben ii9 bel
benz bieIigen beuti9eu Publicum 10 be-
liebt at MAIDEN D~eritanben, baB Der
8eiu9 bieier 8orfeIung pobl taum
nod elmer beionberen @mpfeblung be-
Anrf
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Burns unb Nlforb rei6en Elm Nnge>
bot elm fir bic tdsli6e 8erbrennung
BON finf5tg Subren IbfaaffoHe IN
ibrem &alfofen gum Pretie BON $500
per Wonat. Sd0t bas Experiment
! giinitig aug, 10 fann bic Staot einet
&ontraft aft finf Sabre eingeben.
petttionen: 8en Srau 8. Manger,
TIM &%iiderfattung Der Soften fur Sell
tentpege; bon Sbeo. 6eiier etnert
Gleii6itanb etabliren gu biirfen; bon
Der Gas @ombagnie, bic in Der War>
fbaass trabe Pfoften aufftellen min;
bonn S9uliuperintenbenten Inn Sefen
fir bic tteuen S9ulbdufer.
9as Ginana : Gomite beri6tete gu
@unften Der 8epiaigung bon $215,
uM bic Mlbermen fiir pertagte Sibuns
gen 3u be3ablen. Ser Nntrag erbielt
finf beiaberbe unb finf berneirenbe
9tim ater, tporiiber MadeD iebr drgerz
Ii6 purbe, Der 1t6 bas ibm aufom=
menbe @elb ni6t aus Der Sai6e fims
men laKen min unb initnuirte, baB bic
@egner bes Nntrags politii6es &apis
tai ans Der So9e i9lagen molten.
u. 8edmann trat bieier Nnii6t
fdarf entgegen, f9lieBli9 erfldrte ber
MaDor, baB Der 8eidluB cine gefsbli9e
Entertaining ni6t finben tpiirbe unb
f6lus por, bic Nngelegenbeit auf li@
beruben gu lafen, mas audi sef6ab.
6. 6. Mea6 erbdlt ldngere Srift CUR
@tabliruHg bes Nmeriean 9itritt Selez
pbon Spfems unb es pirb ibm gez
~itattet, nit @rlaubniB Ser betreHenben
G%ompagnien, bic bereits in ben Stras
Zen febenben Yfoften gu %benuben.
Neue Nntrdge. 9ur6 @lmenborf:
Sic @ren5en Der Pleaianton : StraBe
fef5uFe0en.
9~angbertp: SAB Der MaDor porber
babon. Nn3ei9e ma6t, lpen1t 8afart>
gen i'm Boli3eimeien su fii0en ftnb,
bamit Sober, Ser es piinf9t, feline
Ipplifation einrei9en tann. Ser Nnz
trag ging berloren.
Menger bra6te cine Orbinan3 Elm,
tporauf bic idmmtli6en 8eamten Der
Stabt lire 8ureaur in Der StabtbaIe
baben un6 in benielben tdgli9 gepiKe
N~mtsfunben ~innebalten Iolen.
Ser Mapor befirmortete bic Orbiz
1aua, bod tpurbe bieielbe biz CUR nd9s
ten gerfammlung 3uriidgelegt,
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Salbe Staten fir Die Tabrt ma9
GbtcagD mn6 smrii6.

Sas LANCE erpartete @rei9niB 1T
enbli6 eingetreten, bic paRagiers Staten
fur bic Sabrt mad Chicago unb suriid
fnb auf bic 9dlfte rebueirt norben.
0pm l. Nugut an perfauft bic
Santa Ges8abn &etour : 8illette mad
Chicago bia ct. 2puis ober &anlas
@itp gum preiie Der einfa9en Jabrt
plus $500. Sol6e 3idets mer6en
tdsli6 big gum 81. October 1893 perz
tauft perben. 9ieielben baben cine
@ilti9teit BON 80 Sagen fiir bic &iidz
fabrt bonn Sage bes Gertaufes an.
Die Snbaber berielben linb feinen 8ea
l9rdntuugcn in 8eaug auf bic Nccontz
mobationen untermorfen. Wer bafir
EXTRA beaablen mill, fann aud pldbe
in ben pulman' i9en 8eiibuls@ 9lafz
Wagen belegen. Sic 8enuBung Der
bo9eleganten @bairs Cars Der Santa
Ge Sabn itebt ben paHasieren obne
@rtras8 ergitung our Ierfiigung.
Sie pahagiere f0nnen BON @bicago
an bic &tdfabrt nod 8eIieben antres
ten, Dorausgeiebt, baB baa innerbalb
Der 30tdgigen @iltisfeitSbauer Der
8iaette 9ei6iebt, unb tpenrt man aus
rtdtebrt, pirb man ni9t nur bas See
tpuBtiein nit fi6 mad 9auie nebmer,
benz groBartigften S6auipiel Der
Welt beigewobnt gu baben, ionbern
baB bic &eiie aud bic bentbar anges
nebmtte un6 bequemfe gepeIen if-
ME bas eben rur bel Der bo6elegans
ten unb mobernen Nusriitung Der
3iige Der Santa Sc 8abn mogli9 1T.
Cine entiprs6enbe niebrieere State
tpirb fir ale Puntte an Der Santa Sc
Babn mad st. 2Duis unb &anias
@itD unter benielben 8ebingungen
fetgefeBt uerben.
Dian penbe it6 miinbliG o6er
i9riftli6 an irgenb einen 8ilettzNsens
ten Der Santa Sc Sabn in 8e3ug auf
8iaette ober fOnitige @i~n3elbeiten.
Wtan laRe ii6 einen "ColumbiasFols
der" geben, Der ni6t nur cine genaue
8ef6reibung Der Weltausfeaungsz
Sauten entbdlt, ionbern aud einert gez
1auen plan BON @bicago.
80. 9. &eenan,
8eneral>p ahagiers Ngent.
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8.

= Don ein5elnen puntten in Norb>
teras, bon 6oufton unb einigen Sc
genbeR bes @iibpetens pirb &egenz
fau gemelbet.
- Ims S0uton tpirb beri6tet, bob
bic Sanmpollernte b06tens LOO, 600
8aqen betrasen tpirb, gesen 1900, 900
8auen i'm pergaagenen Sabre.
= Wom pecos &iper pirb cine
neberi3pemmung beri6tet, pobur6
i'm Sbale malarif6es Sieber %enttans
ben 1T.
Ste pottuti6e apii@en Comfort
uno Griebri6sburg tpur6e, pie beri6z
tet pirb, wabrenb Der 6reitag ga6t
ansebalten. 9a bic Poft feline panaz
giere bate, bic beraubt perben fonnte,
10 tahm Der Wegelagerer Dem 9utf9er
@ibe bic ubr ab.
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smpls, 0aIu1e,, @nrten 1T s

S9Dls' YaInten : @artem 1T Der
9ammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
@ntonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
s%elmdBigen Mbenb Grei : &on5erte an
bier Nbenben in Der @o9e linb 1tets
sablrei6 beiu6t unb e%rfreuen ii9 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nnb WbisfeDs unb a~Ieaeit telerfrii9es
Ster, fotpie Die beiten @tgarren.
Die vt eitauratipn liefert ole
9elifatefIen Der Saifon. Muterm,
Slide, Wil6 In better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgeaei9neter mariner 2un9.
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3prrespnnoet5. = Stem 8 r e.
m e n, &arnes Co., %. Sept. 1913.
Mit Dem ginbeimIem Der grnte pdren
mir 10 aiemli9 gu gnbe. nnb 10 pie
man bon anberen @egenben b6rt, f0nz
men mir aud nit berlelben 3ufrieben
iein: Cotton giebt per Mder etua eli
nen Srittel 8alen; bas &orn 1T gut.
unfere @egen6 entuideIt li6 suz
iebenbs, iiberaa ftebt man r1eue 6dufer
entiteben, un6 biele febr ftattli6e 6a,
runter. Sic S6uaite peit 19on 50
S6iler auf. Sn &arnes @itp eiebt
es: 3 @roceries, l Npotbete, l 3eibs
itau, S9mieben, l 3eitungsbruderei,
l 9ol5banblung, l Sin erfter &laFe
unb mebrere 9otels. Nu9 &enebp
wd9f, Denn aud nur langiam.
Qm Is. 5. Mts. fanb bier bic Ser
mdblung bes 6err1 6. @i6niet nit
elmer aug Seutf9lanb bier gum Be-
iu6 tDeilenben iurgen Dame ffatt.
Nben6s CAB es pie es bier 2anpess
fitte (unitte mdre tpobl ri9tiger) cine
ti6tige 4abenmufif. Ob bantit etpa
bic Nerpen Der iunsen Grau auf bic
probe gefteat nerben folens
Vim %. b. Wtts. purbe bic Sin Der
0erren Sbilemener & S6r0ber nebf
@%ottonbaus nit 80 8aqer 8aumuoQe
ein &aub Der Glammen. SD. 6.
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YaulD & 9telmaua

liu6 bereits nit einem b~e6eutenben, in
bas 8aufa6 i9lagenben> Waarenborz
roth, in ibr neues @ebdube (befannt
als bas @ranits @ebdube) eingesogen.
Befagte Jirma bietet ieBt Dem publis
tnm gu biQigeren preiien als ie 3upor
alerbat6 8aumateriaI, fopie Cement,
Sips, Serpub : Saare, Geuer3iegel
unb G%euertbon, Salt, 8adteine ie6er
Dirt, 4spbalt, Sheer unb pe9, 5beerz
papier unb Gil5 gum 9adbeden,
Sbonr0bre fur Nb3ugstandIe unb fir
S6ornfeine, Mineral>Wo unb Msz
betos, Del un6 Oelfarbe II. /. NJ.
Wean abreifre: BaulD & 9ielmann,
306 8. Gommerce<S Street, San Mntoz
MIC, Seras, mo ale Iuftrdge prompt
befor9t tperben.
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Mus Msegifo.

IS 1T mebr aIs aueifelbaft,
baB ft6 bic &egierung offieiea an Der
geplanten Nusfeluns in San Srans
cisco betbeiltgen mirb.
9ie 9enatoren baben fi9 erboten,
10 procent DON ibren Salairen 5u
opfern, CUR ge3ablung Der 3inien auf
bic Nationalf9ulb.
9ie &egierung pirb cine Snipetz
tion 6es &oblen6ls %anor6nen. Die in
ben Martt tommenben Qualitdten folz
len iebr i6le@t unb eefdbrli6 fem.
Die nMerican National &ailroa6
grpreB COMPANY" bat bo1 Der &egie=
rnng eine &on5eliion erlangt, CUR 8e>
f0rberung frantirter 8riefe.
Sie 5r0ie baben ben @rnten nur
gerinsen @9aben sugefiigt uub au6
nur in ben bo6gelegenen pldBen.
Ser 0ulfan BON @oIima 1T aus
gebro6en. 9ie ant SuBe bes 8erges
Wobnenben baben Bic Sduier ges
rdumt.
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California : @eime.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2az
ger BON feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Meine
an Or urb Steae aug unb fauft bireft
aug benz Seller Der @einai6ter. Mls
gntem &enner gelingt es Tim itets, bic
beten Sorten aus5umdblen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Samiliet nit einem
gnten Sropfer berieben. 9fotbz unb
WeiB Weine in poraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @anone : fret
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Sine pieliettiae Mrsnei.

Bon 1bcrbeit 5eust bas @erfabren pteler Sabrtfanz
ten ppn ios. gatentmebtStnen, tpenn biefelbe tbre Grd<
pa ate as yganaceen", ,. ;. gu Deuti& aIS vQubetl=
seianen. 9pIde ~sr3neten siebt8 ni&t. Gtner ipl4en
1bprbett, itr Praparat 8anueee gu nennen, BADEN ib
bic @tseutthmer ppn Spfetter'S Masenbtttcrs ME
iaalots seInatt. aber fe be9aupten, unb omar nit
unb omar aus BEN @runbe, neil es BEN Magen, bic
geber unb bic @insepetbe in BEN ~seiunDen, ~Istitunesz
fdbtsen 3nftanb perfest, welaer Die unerldBlt1e Be-
btnsuns be8 aasen1etnen 8Dblbefinben8 TIT. G8 befe=
ftist BITE 86rpertpnfttutipn scsen Malarta, tnben1 es
tbr Wtberitanbstraft unb 3dhiStett perleibt unb bic
tarmoniiae G~bdttsfeit ber Orsaue bepIrtt, bereu re-
selmdbtSe8 Gunsiren RE bette @arantte sesen enben1i.
ide araatbeiten mite faltea Tteber, @ed5elfeber u. m.
tit. Nu9 rest e8 bic Nieren gu lebbaiter I~bdttsfett an
unb bepabrt fe babur& nt&t auetn Dor @erflsuns,
ionbern fest lie tn ben Stanb, aus benz 8lute ale bic
1lnreinisteiten aus5uldneiben, pel1e 6beumatt8mus
@tft unb gBaHeriuat peruriaden. 8iat bu betne Be-
bensprsane seiun6 unb letitunsSfdbts erbalten, 70
sreife setroft gum 8itterS.
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9eutid : Nmerifanildes golfsfet.

Die International unb Great Nors
tbern 8abn giebt fur bas bonn 6. Bis
8. Sttober in San Nntonio fattfins
benbe @oItsfef 9idets au @inem Gabrs
preis unb einemO rittel Fur bic &un6reiie
llnb 3tpar am s., 6. unb T., giltig bis
gum 9. Sftober.
Wegen @inaelbeiteu frast beim nd6s
item Sidet>Q genten mad.
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GpoleD's 8esifter, No. % NIamo
pla5a bat eiuen &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, Die beiten gemii9tem Sc
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei9nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii9e Gigarren
unb ftets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbaz
mer. Soc COOLEY, berftebt fem 8ei9dft.
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ism. @atthfes.

Sleif@er, 9OuftonsStraB e.
2iefert bas bor3iigli6te &inbz, @6afz
un6 S6meinefleii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &albfleif d. Nqe Sor=
ten BON Murft.
8etelunsen werben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Sta6t fret abgeliefert.
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@rnuSeisemtbnms uebertraanuaeua.

T1GarD WDueD II. on W. y. Seez
leg, @der 2an6 in Got 9, $3.50.
s.. $. 3anberion unb @barles
S9reiner an George 9radenribge,
@%runbftid in Subbioilion 4, Surrey
%, $780, Is.
Carl WabnI9affe an Nbam &iefer,
% Ider 2anb an Martinas Greet. s
Wfeilen 6ff.i6 bon Der Stabt, $3.50.
W6am 9iefer an Carl Wabni6afe,
IA older 2anb an Martinas Greet,
$108.50.
S. 8. @embler an Mbam &ieffer, 2
Qder 2anb an &ofiao Greet, $20.50.
9otDarb %. @brifian an 6. 9.
Stow, Got 10, 8lod 20, 800.
s. unb Sd. Cabs an Sidney unb
Sulia Suttle, @runbtiid an @de bon
Ibamss unb GordesS traBe, 1851.
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& slrntea salbe.

Die Bette SaIbe Der WeIt fir e9nttte, Que.i&un.
sen, @ei&uare, Gtebcrs unb Suut>Nusi4las, SIeaten,
hetten; turtrt Sdmprrbpibeu ober tetne Gesabluns.
gbltge .3ufriebenbett s~arauttrt pber baa Gel6 NTH
surnfestattet. Is Gents pte S9a@teI. Bum 9ertaui
WtpIeiaIes
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- ungefdbr einen Monat bate id
9~teuralgie in @ei9t unb &iiden. 9urd
bic N%ntpenbung BON ct. Satobs Oel
ipurbe i'd bauernb gebeilt. &.S. San
pelt, patpnee 8aDep, Sans.
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say Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. WbOleiales unb &etail : 9dnbler
in feinen @ufern, Sii6en, @ilb &c.
telephone q D. 81.
Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe merben
erbeten unb prompt ausgefibrt.
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Hoods s Psriiia heiIt.

r1ls ID 4 ober 5 Sabre adbIte, bate i'd elm fro.
tbulbfes @eidtrir ON MitteIFnser meiner Iinten
6anb, bas fi9 10 oerf6Iimmerte, baB Die Merste
ben SNser abnebnren ,naBteu. uno f~paterbin mebr
als Die 6aIfte meiner 6ano. 9arauf bra& oas
Sef9ipilr auf meineH Grmen aus, seiste N@ on
raeiner1 6aIfe unb beioen Soften bes Gei&ts, mir
fat oas cine Muge serF6ren6. uno auf meinem
re1teu urn. Die uerate fasten. Is tudre Der
S9limn1ite Sail bon Sfropbeln,
ben ie lie sefeben. IS mar einfah idredli9. Dor
filnf Sabrea besanH i'd. 9pnb's G%ariapariua
tu nebn'eh. Ra4 uno na& fanb id, baB bic Sc.
fatpire iu beilen beaannen. SD fubr fort, bis ID
aebn Jla1@en oenommen bate. 3ebn Dollars.
Denten Sic bod pel1en Geminn mir meine I'm.
leibe bra6te. Saufeno Broseut2 Sa. oieIe 9ou.
feno. Wdbreno Der Iesten bier Sabre bate Id
Reiue 9efd1tptre. ch
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Sdlimmite Sail bon 9fropbeln,
Mrbeite fortmabreuS.

gorber tonnte i'd feline arbeit oerridten. "a
tpeiB ni6t. tie i'd mid trdftis eenuo ousSraden
Iann. UNI Spob's G%arfapartua fir rueine bon.
fanbioe 6e'Iuns meme Sontbarteit gu bepeifeu.~
Geo. w. Burner, Garmer. GaIma5. 81. o.
Sopn's Yiiien fbmahen nidt ab, ionoeru f5r.
bern Die Seroauans uno ~trdftisen ben Waaen,
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Seunbe bon mas unb fern fnbf reunbGtf einadaten, bic ae NIamo.Stabt au beuhe
unO a tben Sehidtden sbM 3n nebmen. 0aS Teh=&omtAe.
The National tribune., 1893-09-28
NEW PUZZLEs.-No. 1os.

NO yTS-CHARADE-
Daphne's arms are around me clinging;
Daphne's eyes look into mine,
And from me my cares are wiuging
As my Daphne starts ia singing
Suatohes of COMPLETES divine;
Twos / never can forget
Since they proved my hearts undoing;
Twos she sasg to me. my pet,
In the sweet days Of my wooing.
Daphne's eyes are me entreating
As she ends the last sweet strain,
And our lips together meeting
Sets my fond heart wildly beating
With joy akin to pain;
Joy that first / really knew
In the days Of oyZs pursuing;
Joy that thrilled me through and through
When she yielded to my wooIug.
Daphne's clasp IL tighter growing,
Warmer now Is each caress,
And yield to them, well knowing
That the tender loving showing
Means for Daphne n new dress;
Dress of which never thought
Though off do now, bills viewing
When my little lass ] sought
In tho sweet days of my wooing.
-GUIDoS, Washington, d. @
The National tribune., 1893-09-28
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

Concerning No. 986 the author writes: The
children call an early anemone or basque
flower the pioneer flower here in
southern Minnesota. 1t comes without q
leaf and blossoms like crocus, close to the
ground closing at night and wrapping itself
in its furry calyx. AS it grows older it rises
higher and when its seeds are ripe it is tall
enough for the wind to scatter them, SO that
each Spring there are large tracts of prairie
where they are az plenty as dandelions in
meadows in the East.-We are deeply grieved
to learn from one of the pOstofice inspectors
here that Mack, one of PuzzledOm's oldest and
best friends, is dangerously i'll in far-of Cali
fornia. 1t is our sincere wish that Friend
Mack's case may not be as serious as reported.
-Rokeby has returned from Evansville o.,
to his native tOwn.-Alumnus has only just
received official notification of his election to
the position of Official Editor of the E. p L.. and
someone is to blame for this hardness. We are
by no means certain of having an Enigma this
term as there seems to be less encouragement
than ever before for the Editor to go ahead.
Wonder if Corresponding Secretary Nedmac
has notified Nyas of his restoration to member
ship.-Sear's kind favor is gratefully ae-
knOwledged. We hope to hear from him fire.
quently.-Palas has fairly outstripped all
the boysin the race for hour glass honOrs. The
"2l " is a gigantic affair." still the fact remains
the h. g. is useless, except as means OF pub
fishing the searching" propensity and tire
lessness of the poser.-The complete"
selected by Gudon for No. 976 is not to be
found in the International, although it is a
word constantly used and appears in several
other lexcons.-In the matter of crediting
solutions. the Editress of The Study seems to
have adopted at least one rather peculiar rule.
A person manages by hard labor. to solve 10
dozen puzzles, one of which is a cryptic
gram, sends OH the list, but perchance, on ac-
count of laziness, only submits the first few
words of the crypt, suhioining little etc"
for the answer. On the other hand, person
sends along the solution to but one-half of a
single puzzle; he is listed for one answer We
confess our inability to why this should
be, but perhaps our power OF comprehension
is deficient.
9-2S'93. L. o. CHESTER.
The National tribune., 1893-09-28
OUR RURAL TOPICS.
Some Practical Suggestions for Our
Agricultural Readers

At the meeting of the Society for the Pro-
motion of Agricultural Science at Madison,
Wis, a paper on the destruction of quack
grass was presented by Prof w. ]. Beal He
said that this grass, introduced from Europe,
and now thoroughly established in many sec
tons of the older portions of the United
States. in some localities ranks rs one Of tho
very worst of weeds During the past 20
years we had tried many methods of exter-
muation. At first small patches were raksd
and picked over by hand, taking care to re-
move every piece of rootstock This was
enormously expensive and scarcely practi-
cable except for small patches. The following
plan has been followed with perfect success:
Shallow culture as soon as the grass showed
the first green leaves in Spring. First plow
very shallow and then cultivate the ground
very thoroughly every three days. not wait
| ing for the appearance of any green leaves.
In this way the pest can be thoroughly eradi-
| Gated by the 10th to the 18th OF June in
| time for crop the same year. No attempt
is made to remove the plant from the soil, but
| to cut off or to prevent the appearance of every
green leaf
Prof. Beal stated that last year he wished
w SuOuuO dVVus HAIL an acre Ll8L ual become
well matted with the rootstocks of quack grass.
A portion of the soil was clay, some Of it was
| sandy, some sandy loan a portion was fully
exposed to the sun, and some of it was much
| shaded. The piece was we'll pIowed six to
| eight inches deep about Aug. Is. 1892 Part Of
| that year, after the blowing was rather dry,
cultivation was kept up thoroughly until very
| cold weather, rain or shine, every three or four
days. Last Spring the cultivation was con-
tinued and kept up until June is, when in
few places struggling plants were to be-
found.
There appeared to be two reasons why the
grass, in this case was not sooner extermi-
mated: first, the deep blowing of the dry soil
kept the rootstocks down deep below the
surface, away from the air. so that they did
not start readily; and, second, the dry weather
was unfavorabe to the growth of the grass
in Autumn. In this test all Of the work per-
formed in August, and during the rest Of 1892,
was lost The conclusion is that quack grass
can be killed more quickly and more cheaply
when the weather fsvors rapid growth than it
can be during dry weather or when growth is
less rapid.
The National tribune., 1893-09-28
NO. 985-CHARADE.

Over the prairies gray and wet
The April winds are blowing;
No prairie grass has started yet
But the pale basque flowers are growing.
Most dear to TOTALS heart are these
Mauve flowers with crowns of gold
Our early wild auemones,
Drawing the storms and cold.
Wrapped in their L4sT-ed furry coats
These are our harbingers of Spring,
These and the blackbirds piercing notes
As noisily, they rise and sing.
Our northern Spring is late and cold
April has snow and frozen tears
But Easter flowers start from the mold;
Well may we call them pioneers"
The emigrant's lone ONE looks out
At the flowers that gem the sod,
And greets them with n joyous shout,
Fair messengers from God.
He feels that if they bloom unframed
Mid snow and chilly blast,
He will be clothed and fed and warmed
AS long as life shall last.
CELIA LYPIRE, Winnebago City, MINI.
The National tribune., 1893-09-28
Going to the Worlds Fair3

If you are go via Cincinnati and the c. Fl
& d. and Monon Route. The superb train
service of this line between Cincinnati and
Chicago has earned for the road the title of the
"World's Fair Route" 1t is the only line
running Pullman Vestibuled trains with din
ing cars between Cincinnati and Chicago. fhe
C. H. & d. have issued handsome panoramic
view five feet long. of Chicago and the Worlds
Fair, showing relative nights of the promi-
nent buildings, etc., which will be sent to any
address, postpaid. on receipt of 20 cents in
stamps. Address L. G. Edwards G. p. & T.
Agt, Worlds Fair Route" 200 West Fourth
street, Cincinnati. o. Be sure your tickets
read via Cincinnati and the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton Z. 3.