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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24
stock Raising in wilkes.

Wa shiEgton. Ga, October 15.-(Special.)
Hon. +. II. Cooley, who, for many years,
has taken great interest in cotton raising,
Informs us that he never intends to plant
it again; that hereafter he will devote his
large plantation to grain, grass and stock
raising. This is a radical change in farm
ing liz this section, but we have no doubt
that Mr.. Colley will make a great success
of his undertaking, in fact he has already
made Il practical demonstration of the mat
ter and for the past year or two has made
more mooney on grain than on cotton. He
made Il. large wheat crop the past season:
has it ground at the mill nearby his place,
and finCEsi ready sale for the flour. lie also
raiSed II ore oats than Carrier.
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IN HOME SUPPLIES
The Farmers of Georgia Are Ahead-The
Grain Crops snow Up Well

Thomasville, Ga, October 15.-(Special)
Mr.. Glen Subers, one of the most solid and
substantial farmers in this section, was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Subers is one of the
men who lives at home and boards at the
same house. He not only makes all his
home supplies, but he makes a large sur
plus of everything grown or raised on a
farm. He sells instead of buying Mr..
suffers and his sort of farmers do not feel
the hard times. They are Independent
of merchants and bankers. Mr.. Subers
is one of the many clear-headed farmers
who take no stock in the calamity howlers
Ills platform is for home supplies and hon
est dollars for everything he has to sell.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24

MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for In
fallbe Safeguard" mo medicine, decep-
tion3 just what you want. Ladies' Bazaar.
Kansas City, Mo ieb G8-1y.
Mention Constitution.
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w. o. A.. Hardwicksburg Ala.-I have
some creek land that | wish to make per
mauenl pasture Of and want 10 grow Gn Is
some KIND of grass that my hogs and cattle
vii eat. I have no experience with grasses.
such as bermuda ana the like, and would De
pleased to have your INSTRUCTIONS now 10 SiarI
my pasture. Can You tell me anything about
the arcl.c grass? If So, what do ynu think OF
IL as 4 winter grass and how to manage itF
The best grass for meadow or pasture on
creek land is red top (asrots yulgme), but
ii is always better to mix two or more
grasses together. Prepare the land by pOW-
in. and narrowing until il IS made smooth
and mellow. ON the freshly narrowed sur
face SOW one and half bushels of orchard
grass. one and u half bushels Of red top, one
bushel Of tan oat, four pounds Of red clover
and three pounds of white Clover. Wet the
grass seed and nix with the quantity required
for one acre not less than 200 pounds of any
high grade ammoniatcd fertilizer, and sow all
together, going over the ground not less than
twice. No covering VII De required, If the
sowing be made on freshly narrowed ground.
bermuda grass IS only valuable for a summer
pasture. and is best prOpagated by pioWing
the ground n March until i'll good condition
for planting corn. Then lay off rows two to
three feet Il part with a scooter ploW, drop
pieces of the grass stems every step along
in the burrows, and step on them. The ground
may then be lightly narrowed and rolled.
"Arctic' grass is only a new name for an old
GrasS-rcscue grass or bromus uniloidcS. 1t
Is an excellent W.nter grass, but being an
nual requires TO he re2OWn every year. Sep
tember is the time to sow the seed-abOut 1if-
teen to twenty pounds per acre.
j. p. g., Matrimony, n. C.-Plcase answer
the following questions through the farmers'
column 1T your earliest convenience:
/. What ingredients and what proportion
must i use TO make the best and most eco
nomcaI fertilizer for oats and wheat: also
corn. Please name nothing made from cot
ton seed, as we can get nothing of the kind
here.
=. Should said ingredients be mixed before
being SoWn will they do as well aIllicd
separate in the proportions named?
.. How much should / apply to the acre to
insure a good yield on the land? / wish to
improve the land and at the same time make
profitable crop.
!. What is the best pea to sow for turning
under TO Improve land, and also for moving
for hay? l planted the unknown" grown in
Georgia. this year and got plenty Of vine but
M peas.
D. Should land ON which peas have been
grown AID mown off DE subsoiled for wheat
or not?
g. What kind Of subsoil plow is bost and
how many horses required? The land is red
with close clay subsOil.
Z. What IS the most economical ana Trac-
teal for removing stumps from the ground?
i. For corn, wheat and oats the following
is a good formula: Acid phosphate, 900
pounds; nitrate of soda, fifty pounds Cor the
same of dried blood; kainit, fifty pounds, for
one acre On oats or wheat apply fifty TO 100
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E49sEI you want a regulator that never ais
address FMS WONENS MED. HOME. BuIlain :. Y
Name this paper. nov32-W5-t.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

he went ~ rct,r, h. caugh, n glimpse ~
the sgure. ga,c yell and f"i. lie II
rcady IN fight nny mau who mentions the
subject. The ab"Wr IL the way the lpc >
tell the story. hu, llrnning says the jok,
" on The ioys. Who ran milc when they
caught sigh, ii his horse pistol
The Monte Largo Creamery ~ Las W..
gas will h~ rrpr-,u,,,i al the Territorial
Fair by H." display fA J G.. & J"r.
soy cuws. Thy nrr III. hcs, in the ter
ri,"ry. aud ,h"~' wishing I" purhAS"
g'nsi milk COWS will de- well to- $50 this
tine h"t,l
sheriff Cunningham lns n''u notified
10y I. =. Marshal Hall iha, the lni,"l
states will hcuc"tpr,h allow hut ~ cents
I~r day frr the car, II : prisoners
r"ntned In New M">iro county jails
Shrrin- have hitherto r.rrlNcd Al lrr day
I"r capita for such service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

O. =. tcu.a o. ,se s,.~s~n ss = sew
~ chicago

Ih ,h,pgu brewers Journal ~ rc,-n,
daic say, Nj = J h,lan. foreman u
the milling beds "a, Arn"ut's usckisg
hn,s.. has ~ ,a-i Succeeded ~ locatinE
the owper ~ in, gold mclal found in the
stomach ~ COW which war slaughtered
there two week tru The Errncr Mrs
lda work. whor" NAM" the m,Slal lnr,'.
II now Mrs W. X Rollins. the wife ~ y
telegraph operator NJ Albuquerque, n
VI Another g,lj nl,-lnl belonging h. her
was found 10y a man named Tyson. ~
Mckinney. Texas. while cleaning unt All
nld well AT that place IL 1854
On Monday, August -, ~" day amer
,h" find. Mr. hulan WRIT" 4" MIR =
NitW"r, IS'rtmast"r at Dallas. asking IL
-u,h person ~ Miss lila work lived
their. Ia" letter was iuru~l over tn Y.
\ work, brother nf ~" ladS. whn il u
rfa,'lcing attorney NJ that place. Hnd an
-W"r-i hS him. Mr. work informed Mr.
nnnn that his SISTER had ir.,u married in
th" " h Rollins h~f"r mentioned. who
WIS ~ ~" iiur n telegraph operator IN
Dallas. ~ III" gear iSS5
naud removed w. ChicAg" aud t,-,k up
thur r'sid"nc" at lpl south liuynr ave.
nu", whwr, they lived until SIXTY days
,gr. when they went 1" Albuquerque.
Mr.. lhlan has written I" her ut that place
aud hopes 4" deliver th" medal in her
shortly
few days after announcement was
made II the ind ia the sun the editors ~
DALLAS inserted the lrtalls ia their IN
Irrr, and the next day III" man Manned
L. son. l-'frr' referred tn. arrived iIum
hck nury, telling tie story al"ut his dud
# tho -''c"nd medal IN ,h" we'll Iir sad
that hc hah discovered II IN lisa. A.
that time the brother 81 Mr. work was
pra',r,ng law At that place, snd th"
m'sinl was lururl over tu hum lie now
has Il ~ his l-r--"Hsiuu
The m'vlRl. which was f,uul IN tlt,
COW : stomach, was presented "a '"rtlmr.
nal m guI scholarship when Ms
Work graduated from iirg,lnr Convent
-'h'-'l ut Dallas Judging fr",a appear.
anr"~ u hal been IN the stomach tWu 80
thrsr YEAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
Knad lmnrnNrmrnt Mnn,sa

u II. Whiting, county superintendent,
II schools. has caused petitions 10 lie cir
cnla,ei. asking ia" hoarl IL county com
mlSsi"ncrS I" make changes AMI repairs
ia ia" r@d leading from near the mouth
IL Tjeras canon, ar the ranch II Hon l.
=, Trimhlr, Ia the plaza II Tij.ras.
nnd theme. dividing into two roads the
on" leading t" the plaza If San Antonio
and La MADEIRA. and the other To- the
plaza If Chilli. The petition says;
"M"rr travel passes over the Rad be-
tween the canon aud the forks n, La III.
ir'H than over any other ROAD IN the coun.
try AMI it's twu main branches referred
Ia should br put AMI kept in first class
condition. In many places the disianc.
between points should l~ lrs~rnri; in
others heavy grades avoided. and in still
others the rad widrncd and made more
~'cnr" for those oblig'i to pass over it,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

sermon win I've preached NY The retiring
moderator At ! 10 o'clock. The reasions
will rnn'inur Tomorrow. All arr or.
daily invit~l.
Mrs G. A walker. ~ Colorado springs.
Hidicss,yi the syn"d this sftenoon.
This la'ly will prrash In the Presbyterian
church nex, Sunday evening.
Rev I. r. wbi,emore. II Florence, Ar.
sruA, was elected moderator this morning
10y III" Presbyterian syn"i, vice Rev.
Jas A Mcnaul. ~ this city, and Rev. n
NJ. shields, u Las Crnces, was elec,e,i
Temporary clerk
Rev y. W. Carter, u Las Vegas, and
Rev. Boyrri'l, ~ Laguna, me, IN the 6oor
IL til" -yn"l this morning, for the hrr,
time since they part-i In Chill number
II years ago. where they were working
together under the Presbyterian beard Il
foreign missions. There about twenty
members Of the ryn"d present. Forty
thrrc churches arr embraced in this syn-
ulical territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
ray Day Arrives.

The ralrad employees along the entire
system of the Atlantic Il Pacific rad are
nrine mad" happy to-day by paymen, Of
las months salaries. Owing IA the fnAn.
"'a depression this company failed to pay
IL employees last month and particularly
in albuquerque where several hundred
men are employed in the shops, Offices and
yards, the Inconvenience and aggravated
closen"Ss II 1.-The times wrrr generally
felt alik" by the employees and business
men who had been extending them credit.
The santa Fe company also failed 10
pay this month, and IL is understood that
the pay carof, this road will be herr either
,"-morrow or Monday, There will he an
appr'ciable change fur the better In this
city and country from this date. and az
confidence IN being restorrd and the grip
IN surplus cash IN relaxing throughout
the union. n prosperous winter in Albu-
pucrlue may lie confidently Anticipated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
H0N SttBiiI.D.
= school TO, ~,nh- u tempanisa
this woru,pu

A hgh, lgtwrrn i've laws nu the E,urih
wnrl rchu,l ground ,nut, near rrultiuy
fatally l., one Of ,i,,. r,r,ir,r,u,s
Lafayette Gilsnn. aged sixteen. and
Lrr Armtn. n.,rL euir,,,u x.,rs. l,,h
mirils II Mrs Ludmm in IA. Fnutth
wari sch~rl, during recess ,his morn.
ing go, into quarrel over vru,.
II marbles. leo struck LAFAYETTE twir,
with his list. when ,h. latter ,nrk frum
his l-ckrt "A large Ll.drd kuif. md
mudp thrust u, l.,. ,n,,g,nist. emitting "A
deem .s,sh fnll, -r,,u iurhr. ia l.n,.,l, AN
the neck ami shoulder. and barrel, mrs.
ns the ugular vein leo ran ,nNarl the
..hu,l l,,.r.. and WAS followed l., lnfN
cite who rnd,a,ur,.I 1. rc, another
l..... Y. INN. Iri r.l,r,, IA tins L,
turu~l aud h,i
The bleeding Ln, ran into his s,h,.,I
r,um holding his hand over las wound.
e., immediately lr,.,nr yr,> nal, aud
weak rrrm the .,riut,- l,.r If hl,-I. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The following real estate transfers have
tn ken place rr'n,ly and deeis 6lcd Tor
rcorl during the pas, few days.
Albuquerque Real Eatate and Invest
m"nt company Ia u \. Patterson, . piece
IT land in nnrth.as, PORTION II the kor.
mel Brown tract
J. NJ. wh-elock. trustee, N X. W
Barry. lo, Z. block 10, Huning's High
land addition
Pf SwAync to Conrad Swayne, Lon "a
~. inclusive. block A, Homestead Garden
Spot.
Wallace Burke a. W. 4 Burke, piece Of
lAnl three miles south IL Albuquerque
Pluiarcu Lucero to blanchard Meat
and supply company, = piece ~ land
south ~ Albuquerque for $3s8.
Broadway Land and Improvement CON-
pany to H. W. Quicker. part Of h.. 7,
hlWk II. Eastern addition.
Location lapers for the NJ Cajsta mill
sit" IN San i-idor mining district, have
been filed 10y G. OConor Roberts and
others. =. A. simpson has also located a
mil Sit" in the same district A mill site
consists IL tive acres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
rhr silver CaaY.n,,aa.

The railroad rat" II three cents per
mile for the round trip ofirr'd those who
attend the silver convention in Albulurr-
que next week will h" taken advantage
Thy large number II people ,hIN,ugh.
cut NV Mesico and Arizona. The sll.
yer question is II vital in,.r,S, a. the ell.
yer prsiucing southwest, and even II the
h.e,ing II the I~ople ~ this S-ction Ia
discuss the situation aud adopt csoiu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
Astonishing Fact.
s.".ct-d b, ,ompsr.tl,,l, r.-.

Ihings that emIody the most trutl
ar" fftln"htly among tn. last 10 b. real
veal, lnrrrilhl- HH II may s."m one u,
four has weak or dis-as"d heart, the
early s!mp,omS ~ witch are, short
breath, nppr' ssI"t, faint ard hungry
-pt'iS, nutt"fluI, pain ~ left side, smot h.
rrin4. swollen ankIc-. drupsy, wind ~
.i"mnch. etc Law Logan, buchanan.
Mich, sulT.r-d from hear d,s.as. th,rt,
Years. Two bottles ~ DR.. Miles Heart
Nure cured hun "rh- effect ~ Won,
New Heat Cure ~ WONDERFUL Mrs
Nv" Dresser. N"'tcgor, lows. This IA
vor't- remedy ~ sold 10y L. IL. burgess h
son "n guarantee. iel IT.. Doctors
book, "N.w nnd Startling Fact.." frae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16


The Santa Fc company in constructing
100 new ovens. at Starkvillr, Colo.
pr. Williams, of Silver CITY, will at.
tend the medical convention in this city
next week.
WIN, Lnwr will ~ To Trinidad. Colo.
oradn. in y day ar two, where he has
been called as n witness in ease IN
court.
Henry n,wman. n we'll known railroad
fireman. aud his brother. Sidney Dow.
nam, If Tucson. have fallen heir Ia $i7,-
900 each in England.
Chas. O'Con"r Roberts, city editor ii
the Democrat. together with others, have
located ia" Indian Treasure guld-copler
min" in san Isilor district.
The county commissioners at their last
session passed On many bills agains, the
county. and this was the bulk of the
business transacted by them.
John Player. superintendent Of machin-
cry for the Santa Fe compsny n, Topeka,
has just secured a patent for a refrig-ra.
tor ear ~ his own invention.
Messrs Savillr and Lowe. Of Albuluer.
que. and J. NJ. Mccarthy. Of n.ming, ar.
witnesses for the Santa ~ company in the
railrnad cases up at Trinidad.
A young man with n very crudely con.
structed bicycle has been trraiing about
the city to-day. He says that he intends
Ia enter the contest for the champion cy.
clist at the fair next week.
The reason for the amnesty of III.
Democrat against Mr.. Mclaughlin If the
school boari, IL becanse In was not given
III. printing Of the school report. when
III" law forces the board To let il by bids
j. A. W"nls, . stockman u Socorro, In
In the city to-day, He Is on his way TO
San Diego, Cal, where he will meet his
wife who has been passing the summer
there. and they will p'tura home ioge,h-
er.
r.. l., Watkins, engineer a, the city
water works. has rturned from seven
weeks vacation, during which time he
visited his old home At Columbia, Mo,
and took in the sights at the Worlds
lair.
tn" following delegates were appoint
VI by the Las Vegas honk and ladder
To attend the fremen's conyrn. |
ion to be held at Albuquerque. IN Sept. |
list p. J. Marphy. A, r. Quinly, Chas. |
Schlott. J. X. Martin and Joe Haefner.
THs CITIZEN ia receiving letters almost
laily from people In eastern and north
I'm states who contemplate passing the
winter in Albuquerque and who AJAX for
Information concerning this place az y
'"al,h resort. Physicians, business men
'nd "'herS arr also receiving large mum
"''r Il similar letters. and the indica.
ions arr that there will he double the
luin,rr Il healih-seekers In the city dur.
ny 'hr next winter than ever passed she
'eason here h"f IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
Seventy Ave Commissions.
A ThriiiiRE IxpeTlsaes.

There ~ no one Oni ut come period u.
HE h"s AL experience tina, stands out
prominently hey oid oil Others, Such ~
n" Gaze ~ John u. Collins, Il Romes,,
Mich, who says: ~From September a.
January, hetor. using Nervlne, had a,
least seventy hv- oonvulsions, After
thr." months use | have no more at.
tacks" DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine
also cures nervous prostitution, headache
poor memory, dizziness, sic"pleeaL sss,
nrnfHIs'a, "t., and builds mp the body
ME- u Miller, Of VALPARAISO, Ind
an,i -, ", ,nyIor, o, LoganSpor,, Ind.
Ruarahtr.. Get the DOctor's book, IRE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
firemes Delegates.

The following named have been cho~eu
delegates Ia represent the capital city
tire department, at the hreman's conven-
tion to he held At Albuquerque during
the Territorial Fair: W. q. Ashdown,
W. NJ. Berger, Chas. b. Bischof. Tom
pofmeyer. J. 7. sandoval, J. b. sandov-
al. Patriotic sandovAl. Fritz Muller. A. p.
Hill, John Rouse.
Handsome badges for the occasion have
been furnished by Chief Ashtiown. The
delegates meet TN Tuesday evening nsxt
to organize, and will leave for Albuauer-
que "n Wednesday evening New Mexi.
can,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

Yesterday II was aunuuucrd that $50
new uniforms Tor ia" territorial militia
hal com" ,n hand fiuin the United S,atrs
war department. Imagine the disap
I~ntmcni uf the l,cal members of the VA
,,"IIHl guard anh their friends. when. up
on "l"ning the seven eases. il war discuv-
erred that they contained only hats and
Sh"'s for the young soldiers This was
particularly unfortunate. for the Santa
+" mili,amrn hal planned Ia leave here
~ f"t "n Saturday morning next and
marrh I" Albuquerque" via La liajaia anil
Wallace. /" put IN ia" week ut ia" Albu.
lucrluc fair. Adjutaut General kna.hcl
thinks ia" uniforms mus, certainly hr on
ia" rad somewhere between here and
the San Francisco luart"rmast.r's de-
partm"nt, and h" has wirpl Ia have II
tracer sent r'ut Ia lEat" aud hurry for.
warl the Shipmru, II it arrives before
Friday mght, the Santa +" mlitiamen.
hnty-thr" strong, will take the rad for
Alhuln"rlu" early saturday morning -
New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
MAaesa s,erpaa a,asa.

A hahcas corpus case came up before
Judge Lee In chambers yesterday AFTER
n"on. A young man who wss arrested .
few months ago for breaking the seal
and entering box ear loaded with mer
clandisc, for the purpose Il either steal.
ing ride or II stealing goods--which
pom, has not been determined--ha been
langnlshing in Jail ever since. Judge
Adams was employed N his attorney and
caus. for his detention was demanded
The testimony Of men VIII were employ
cd in the railroad yards a, tn. time of
the arrest. was to the effect that boxes In
iir, car hal been broken open. The
young man disclaimed under oath having
disturbed the goods. He was reman ded
Ia Jail by the judge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
SILVER C,sy DELEGATES.

Mayor Fleming. Of Silver City. has APP
pointed the following delegates In attend
the Statehood convention, which will as
semble in this city next Wednesday;
Thos. y. Helm, 10. T.. Sheridan, James
Fielder, X. p. Barnes, u. W. Miles, A. b.
Laird, +. NJ. Young, W. C. Porterfield,
Thomas Y. Conway, u. N. Wood, L A.
Skelly. Harry w. Lucas, Max. Schultz, J.
J Bel. y q. Wright. c. q. Bell, Steve
uhls. WIN. Brahm. II ID. Gilbert, Aarua
Schultz. William Walker. George Bell,
Fred. Shelton. NJ. W. Porterfeld, c c.
Shoemaker. Chas. NJ. Foraker, Robert
Evans. Thomas Foster. Henry Roscn-
berg, J Il. Warren. q. W. Vera, Gus.
Maiser. NJ v Cox. W. l. jackson, G, p.
Rn@encranz. c =. Crawford, W. r. viii
liams. q A Hughes, A. II. Harrlee, II.
l., Pickett,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
tb,"ago uaIisiub.

A q Srauldiug. :" thnngu. who il At
ia" head Of the company that purchased
Hudson it"t rpriugs, u"nr lh'miug, and
VII" IN 80 III" i'".'i 81 III" hn,..' bali l.agu-
and u liberal patron "i TIA" national game.
will bring III" celebrated Chicago team
aud ia" PlttSburg league team a. his New
M"Nlr" r's"r, /" spend ia" winter. Her"
thrs'' cIuhS 'an pa! huIl IN ia" pheasant
~unshi" every day durug the winter
months. aud srt ia excellent trim Tor next
hn~'' hHll SEASON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

lafayette Gibson. the boy who stabbed
Leo ArmUo. school mate, In the Fourth
wari school grounds yesterday, immedi-
a'ely after his vicious act ran home. sad
died horse and sped away. In what d.
rection he wen, Ia no, known, and no clew
I" his whereabouts has yet been re-
ceivei. He no doub, believes himself q
murderer, and one may imagine the ter.
ror aud emorse which ferment In his
y"u'g mind an he urges his horse on and
ONO telling where. And all over .
game ~ marbles,