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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26
Figures and Finances.

Nearly 100 vessels are employed in
our foreign COmmer,e
The annual in rease IN wealth in
the IN ted States is over So per in.
haDitant.
During vi toria's reign India has
come 60 .00C, 900 in gold and s2O6,-
900, 900 in silver.
Ma he ranks as the eighth state in
the mater Of railroad construction
Tor the year 1892.
The banking capital OF the United
states 5 estimated at s., 80, 900, 600
the greatest n the world.
In the worlds minis from 1850 to
1890 there were Coined 9, 1874 tons OF
gold and l,235 tons of silver.
The aggregate de; osits Of Boston
savings banks are nearly $500, 600, 900.
in more than 200, 900 &C cunts.
The LIE insurance companies own
500, 600, 600 worth of real estate.
Three oompanie, own three-fourths
Ot t.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

old Everett has made marvellous prog.
ress, and without municipal deb,.
with 5000 population, street cars
water works, profitable and Oversize
indu-trie5 well established. its future
is assured. It's location is most sight
", giving a view of The Olympic rane,
in the west. and the mighty Cascade.
il the east from Rainier t. Raker-lW
miles apart-the only city on the Souna
where these two mountain monarch
are visible at the same time.
There are openings here formany new
industries. and the Eve EFT Land CON.
pany. Everett. Wash. invites GORE.
pondenco firm PERSONS seeking new 10
cations. LEON STEVENS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26
"a TRIUMPHA HEN.

pa yy;, Determined Battle With tn.
seen mSScusekeeper'
Everett Mills, ley and one Of ner
largest continue, .aa ap en-.
ing eight feet wide and os.ooofo..
The mills have a capacity of 80 long
tons "a day, making only the I%..eel
grades of book paper ana nighe
manilas, together with hardw@rl '1,
pers. The plant has cost 500 ooe pa
the buildings and yards occun az
ty-eight acres. The possih;i;tC" wen
the wood pulp in !ustry are Init i
the supply material here is baundie'a
The Barge Works, with a nS
whaleback Steamship 300 feet Iona zee
of 5. 100 tons burden on the wa an
only ship yard OF its kind and ;m ~ u
taIce on the coast. "Poi
The Wire Nail Factory is tho o..
concern of this kind vest of H. ' ~
sissippi, having Il capacity Of i ~.
kegs of nails and fifty tons Of or n%
wire a day. making everything fro,
thirteen-inch pike down to tho sna,
est brad, in all over25o varieties M
The gold and 81 YER smelter. built -.
cost Of $1,000 isthe finest on the coa.
handling all kinds of precious ora
There + a dozen or more lumher as
shingle mills in operation, tooe.1l
with brick yards, iron foundries ,n.
chine shops. in al some twenty-five"
THIRTY industries.
Lumber must always occupy Q loa,
ing position. Everett commandinc ~
unrivatled forests of this CONT
through the three principal l~griS
streams of Puget Sound. the Snnb.
mish. Stillaguamish and Skagit.
For a city Of less than three Voc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

TIE great industry OF Alaska IL
the catching and canning OF salmon.
But though the supply OF the fish Is
vast, everlasting and destructive
methods of fishing are rapidly bring
Ing about such IA condition in the
business. which gives employment 10
nve thousand men, with nine nun
dred steam vessels and five hundred
fishing boats. that it is seriously
threatened.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

50 thoroughly pleased that amiable
lady that. in view Of previous circum-
stances. she set up IA resistless laugh
in the face Of her humblcd lord. in
the midst of which his very polite es.
cort took occasion 10 quietly with
draw.
But Frosty was thoroughly cured
OF his jealousy, for he admitted that
it was quite poss bic for a respectable
man to mistake V e the number OF
his own door. III .-RitS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

EACH year, it is estimated, there is
an average Of 5000 murders COM
mitted in the United States, 1870 leya.
hangings, and 200 lynchings.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

Georgia has no State prison.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-26

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-09

Waycross, Ca. Dec. S.-Jerry LETTERS. a
negro, has been arrested and put in Jail
at Quitman. He IS charged with having
assassinated Tip Maulden. deputy sheriff
OF Colquitt county. The murder was COM
mitted last Saturday night. Maulden had
a warrant for Jeffers and was passing by
a crowd Of negroes when he inquired If
Jeffers was there. There was no reply. but
some one fired a pistol and the ball en-
tered Mr.. Maulden's jaw. causing almost
instant death
The season for cutting boxes has opened
and the naval stores operators throughout
this section are securing the necessary
help to do the work. The continued low
price Of naval stores has had the effect TO
decrease the number Of boxes this year.
Waycross Is probably the only town OF
its size in Georgia that has not board OF
trade. The business men here have tried
to establish one, but their efforts have
been futile. Several business men say that
they would like to see a board Of trade or
ganized here, but no one has offered to
make a move in the matter
The city council at its regular monthly
meeting last night adopted an ordinance
forbidding the posting Of bills of vulgar
pictures. The ordinance does not permit
any show that is not decent to exhibit In
the city.
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lowing a woman 10 be appointed assistant
state librarian Is due to antagOnism TO
him on the ground that he wants TO use
the position 10 pay a political debt by APP
pointing Miss Dortch, who helped him
grea- deal in Baldwin county. Those
who have been fighting the resolution on
this ground are doing a good deal OF
Growing over the governor. because they
think they have got him In a hole.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that 1 have sold four
shares of the capital stock of the Ogle-
thorpe Savings and Trust Company, held
in my name. s M ROACH
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

am ready to take orders for Black, Fruit.
Almond Silver and Pound Cake and Mince
Pies for Christmas; minee meat my own make.
Also nice assortment for Christmas trees
JOHN DERST, Variety Bakery.
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See our grand display Of Handkerchief; The
largest ever shown in this city. We have them
in Lawn, Linen. Silk and Real Lace Hand
made, from Sc TO SIS each.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-09

An elegant collection Of GentIemen's Neck
wear in all the new shapes. Our Csc and 800
qualities are unequalled.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear guaranteed as
good as custom made.
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COTTON MILLS IN RUINS.
The Red Bank Factory Burned at a Loss
of $4,000.

Columbia, S. C., Dec. S.-A special to the
State says: THE Red Bank cotton mills,
in Lexington county, about twenty-five
miles from Columbia, one Of the Oldest
cotton factories in the state, was entirely
consumed by fire tonight. Most of the
output on hand, cotton goods and some
felting, was saved. The fire originated
from SCOT burning in the smoke stack. at
about p. m. The total loss will be some
thing over $4,000. The amount of the in
surance is unknown"
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Ladies' AMI GentIemen's Gloria, Serge and
Twilled Silk Umbrellas, in Gold, Oxidzod, Sill.
yer and Agate Settings.
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FUNERAL INV TAT ONs.


Won NEWTON-The friends and ac-
quaintance Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. H Won
Newton and family are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral Of their son
George Edward, from their residence, Sc
Anderson street, corner Lincoln, this af-
ternOon at O'clock.
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Fine California Blankets, Shine Comforts,
MarseiIles Quilts, irish Table Linens, Napkins,
Towels and Fancy Table Covers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-09

Ladies', GentIemen's and ChiIdren's Winter
Underwear in all the different weights and
styles.
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MARRIAGES


-WHITE-Alarrled on nov
90 1894 bv the Rev. W. A Nisbit, Mr..
Thomas NJ Freeman and Miss Emmea Z
White No cards
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DRY GOODS.
NOW FOR YOUR
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Make your selections whilst you have ample
time. Our line Of suitab gifts this season
far surpasses anything we have ever shown.
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FINE PERFUNIERY.

II you wish TO see the finest display OF toilet
waters fine perfumery and imported extracts
in the city go to Harvey & Bussey's success
ors to L. c. Strong). They keep only the best
goods on the market. Agents for George Wag
ner the florist. Orders taken and flowers de-
livered in an hours time. Remember, Strong's
old stand 81 Bull Telephone 2cS.
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All the leading brands Of corsets. Perec
filling and popular priced.
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Ladies', Misses and ChiIdren's Fast Black
Hosiery and Gentemeh's Balbriggan MsrIno
and All Wool Half-Hose.
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E!Ily EE
SPECIAL NOIlcEs-

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~-~~~
WANTED,
An experienced shoe salesman. A permanent
position and a good opening for a live man.
State amount OF experience with reference.
Address DUNLAP BROS,
P. o. Box 427. Mobile. Ala.
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New York and home oysters served in
al styles. My restaurant is always fur
nished with the very best the marlet n =
fords Elegant lunch is served morning
and night, while the Cafe will carry a
select stock of liquors, wines, cigars, to-
pace, etc. GEORGE BECK MAN
30 Whitaker street
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We WILL START TOMORROW

i'll HILL OHM lU-MUkKUW
A. great reduction sale, offering therein a
large line of Suits and Oef:Oats at So,
the Tegulir prices and the real values of
which range from $1,000 to $1,000.
In adopting this course we are anticl-
pating our usual custom Of holding a Re-
ductlon sale in January, causing the bene-
fits o. the sale and the consequent ad-
VertiSement to be more extended than If
the sale we're held at the usual time.
A glance In our show window will tell
more tOrclhIy than any words, the atVlsa-
hlIltJ Of attending this sale early, 50 as
to be sure TO be on hand before all of the
goods are disposed of.
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cOIgate's Extracts, Toilet Soaps and satch'l
Powders.
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Evan p Howell, editor Atlanta (Ga.l
Constitution, in a lengthy letter from
Suwanee published in the Constitution of
Dec. 10. 1893, says: while the grip Is
so prevalent. and as one of its victims
that found relief, l cannot forbear giving
the public one of the secrets and best ways
to get rid of the distressing effects. After
suffering for two weeks with il in At
lanta. with my head, ears and throat all
involved, bones aching and all the other
disagreeable symptoms, after / had tried
medicines and DR.. Calhoun had blown
through both my ears from my nose,
at his suggestion 1 came here. l have
been here one week, and while l am not
entirely over the effects of the attack,
am so much better that do not hesitate
to commend the place to my FELLOWSHIP
tferer; in fact, deem it my duty to do so.
THE object of this letter is not to adj
vertise the springs, but to tell my friends
who have the grip, or have had IL, to
come here and get relief. The proprietor
says his faith is so firm that any man or
woman suffering with the disease who
comes and uses the water as he directs
and remains for two weeks or a month
and is not relieved, will get his board
free. AS sure as you come you will be
paid for the trouble. / believe the cure
is as certain for dyspepsia and liver and
Kidney troubles and all impurities of the
blood. Evan p Howell"
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Far Famed Health Resort and Natures
Sanitafum. Sure Cure for Malaria,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Govt, Kidney.
Liver. Bladder. Skin and Blood Diseases,
and all Female Complaints.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-09

FOR YOU.
We have just what you want for that cake
you are about to make or the box you want 10
send away. We make specially OF shipping
orders. Try us
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Grenoble Walnuts Texas Pecars, Jordan
Almonds, shelled Walnuts large Malaga
Grapes, Gin Flow er Apples, Plum Pudding,
Atmore's Mince Meat, Cleaned Currants, Three
Crown Raisins. Leghorn Citron. Dressed FUR
keys, Cape Cod Gran erries Cranberry Sauce
new Figs in boxes. new Dates in boxes. fine
Pruaes. tne Prunells. Saratoga Chips Old ir-
ginia bams, Macon Sausages tine Jellies and
Preserves by the pound
The Best Evaporated Fruits on Earth
at
JOHN TEA EVANS & CO.'S,
1852 Congress street.
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SPECIAL E3T cEs

- GStcL w SES-
SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
We have imported the anest Opera Glasses.
Field Glasses. Spy Glasses. Microscopes, Magic
Lanterns and the largest assortment Of Chate-
laine Cases and Lorgnettes in the south, which
we viii sell at very low prices. We also make
special prices for Gold spectacles and Eye
glasses for the Holidays Any person purchss-
ing glasses for q holiday present can have
glasses exchanged to suit the receiver Of such
present within one year free Of charge.
Remember our number, % BULL STREET.
IT'S a LIBERAL EDUCATION
To see all the good things We have for
sale.
PATE DE FoIE GRAs and TRUFFLEs
in all size tins.
ANCHovIE PASTE. ANCHovIE
SAUCE. ANCHovIEs IN OIL. OLIVES
in oil. stuffed with ANCHovIEs.
WALNUT CATsUP and MUSHROOM
CATSUP.
sARDINEs with TRUFFLEs and To-
MATo SAUCE.
YOUNG MACKEREL IN OIL, some
thing new and very appetizing.
Our display of fine PRESERVES, JAMS
and CANNED FRUITS has never been
equalled in this city
JAMES McGRATH & CO.,
10 and 1919 Whitaker street
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
GEORGE sCHwARz,-
GERDANIA HOUSE,
Iss Congress Street.
Have you seen our cory little
OYSTER KITCHEN?
The Neatest in the City.
BLUE POINTS,
DAUFUsKIEs
and THUNDERBOLTs
In any style.
OYSTER ROAST. COUNTRY STYLE,
on moments notice.
ONLY ONE IN THE CITY.
Headquarters for the Exquisite
TIvoLI BEER,
Drawn from the wood.
Everybody welcome.
Respectfully,
GEORGE SCHWARZ.
MUTUAL CO-oPERATIvE ASSOCIATION
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Wines. LIQUORS,
ETC, Nos. SO and IS Barnard corner State
street, Savannah, ca.
SEE WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY.
Il lbs. best Loose Currauts for one dollar
u lbs. ipound boxes Cleaned Currants for one
dollar.
8 lbs. best Leghorn Citron for one dollar
lbs. best Mixed Nuts. Eve kinds, all fresh,
for one dollar.
IL lbs. new dates fOr one dollar.
ID lbs. good Dried Figs for one dollar.
Is. extra fancy layer igs for one dollar.
y lbs fancy Dried Prunes for one dollar.
II lbs. new Dried Apples for one dollar.
q los. best Dried ApricOts for one dollar.
z lbs. best Dried Cherries for one dollar.
2 lbs. fancy Bunch Raislns Tor one dollar.
ii lbs. line Mixed Candy for one dollar
Always On hand a full supply OF Oranges, Ap-
pies, Plneapples. Grapes ana Bananas.
- me cocoanuts for one dollar.
Our Liquor stock is complete
Send one dollar and ten cents and get gal
lon OF Fine Old Port Sherry Claret. Angelica.
Catawba. Muscatel or Scuppernong Wine
we sell the best 50 Whisky IN Savannah.
we make no charge for packing and draying.
ORDERS oy mail given special attention
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
G. s. VAN HORNE. Agent.
Barnard and State Streets, Savannah. Ga.
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ELECTION.

The National Bank of Savannah. Savan-
nah Ga, Dec. 8, 1S94-The annual cleo
ton of eleven directors will be held Tues
gay, Jan. 5, 1895, at the banking house. 100
and ! o'clock p. M - ~
THOMAS f. THOMSON. Cashier
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CHR IsTMAs GIFTS.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
desire to call attention to my most beauti-
full collection OF Novelties in Gold and Silver
suitable for holiday presents. Also of my
stock OF Diamonds, w atches, Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Umbrellas. Sterling Silverware all
suitable for wedding or holiday presents. There
are only fifteen days tefore Christmas. You
better come and examine my stock.
DESBOUILLONS, The Jeweller.
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OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Climate Observation-Disclosures Central.
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ALUMINIUM SILVER TABLE WARE,

Equal to sterling silver in finish and dura-
bility. The handsomest, most durable
and best wearing tableware in existence.
Cheaper than standard plated ware, en-
dorsed by the best hotels in New York.
can be found at the Flint Jewelry Store.
Congress and Whitaker
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Largest Stock of Hardware, Housefur-
nishing Goods and Stoves in Savannah.
Savannah, Ga. Dec 9, 1894
We can show more goods and offer bet
ter prices on all kinds of hardware and
stoves, than is to be found anywhere in
the city. Doing a wholesale business in
connection with the retail keeps us thor
oughly posted as to prices, etc. The com
petition from all over the country is sharp
and we are fully alert how to secure and
retain our trade. If you want lowest fig
ures, call on LOWELL & BALTIMORE.
NOTICE.
FURNACES,
BALTIMORE HEATERS.
MANTELS,
THING AND CRATES.
Our prices are moderate and we guarantee
satisfaction.
CORNWELL & CHAPMAN.
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MEETINGS

H'dq'rs lst Bait. Inf, G. ",
The Savannah Volunteer Guards,
Savannah, Ca, Dec. 5, 1894.
Orders No. 6s.
The regular monthly meeting OF this battalion
for December, 1894. will be held at the arsenal
on Monday. Decem er 10Th. az s: IS O'Clock p. N.
By order Of LIEUT.. COL. GARRARD.
DAVIS FREEMAN, LIST Lieut.. and Adjt.
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BACK AT THE OLD STAND,
At
lis Broughton Street,
with
Christmas Novelties.
j. GARDNER.
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You need not. when you can be positively
speedily cured by visiting
sUwANEE SPRINGS,
Suwanee, Fla,
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To secure some OF These
trophies. The sale is now
becoming very lively. and
no time should be ost in
coming in for your share
of the SHOES aud SLIP.
PERS now going at prices
that are difficult to re.
alize.
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Wen, guess we did sell nearly everybody
Turkey last week.
Did we bring the prices DOWN.
Well, guess we did.
Do you suppose Turkeys would have been
sold as low as they did if we had not been
here?
We think not. OF course there are a good
many people to whom it makes no difference
whether they pay 12 cents or % cents for their
turkey, but the majority cannot afford to pay
more than necessary. and to those we made it
possible to have good turkey for a very low
price.
We intend selling more this week than ever
before.
Watch this column for the turkey arrivals.
ESTATE S. W. BRANCH,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHY WILL YOU DIE?
With ia Grippe"
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Has come. See what 4.
means for you. II ia
res lily en epidemic 81
SHOE bargains now at
our store. Prices have
been cut right and left 10
clear our stock. The az
gregation is gettine
smaller every day, and IL
Is the duty of everybody
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04
sEAsovAnLE POLITELY ,l-,r.

Giye tine hens intended for breeders
sweet nourishing food, and keep them
In motion, but do not overgced with
corn IN any form, for very fat fowls
are poor breeders an 1 are more liable
to lay soft-shcllcd cgcs.
~ you have not plenty of pino
needles ON hand. do not fail to Law IN
o stock this fall, for they make eTccl
lent nests all the year round. md oro
particularly good for the sittcrs in fine
spring. They are clean. cool. ond Inc.
ing free from anything green, arc mo-
attraction for the hens to scratch i'm
for food
the symmetry OF the stock and the
size and color Of he cges cnn he in.
hucnccd largely by care i'm so,o,4ior
OF eggs for Matching, using only those
which are large, dark and from well.
formed fowls
Keep the house clean. md vb,,.
space is limited and the fowls canno.
get out much bc all the more pnrticu.
lar, and do not ovcrstOck. 4 Hock o..
p2ht or ten Is about right. and can
he nicely managed and Kept i'm good
thritt. Clean on under the rooy,e
onch morning and scatter dry sand ON
the boards at each cleaning. Raso
and stir mp the ground at every clean.
ing so that the bottom will be line and
dry for the busting OF the fowls.
The tool hlndiest fo- cleaning ore
large sheet iron bucket OF The ca.
pac.ty OF two ordinary pals, q piece
OF clapboard about two feet long for
cleaning of the roost board. and a gar
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1894-12-04
now TO GATHER HONEY.

How can we get the most surplus in
a given season? The above query is
simple and easily answered, says u
writer In the American Bee Journal,
IL one takes into consideration tho fact
that answers must not be applied
locally, but generally. Localities vary
IN their conditions as do seasons, and
we must apply our information to the
location and the climate IN which we
keep our bees. Generally speaking.
however, the rule is strict that we
must have forager bees, and plenty of
them, at and during the nectar-yield-
ing season. To determine this we
must know the flora of our locality
for, knowing this, we shall know how
to get ready for our honey crop. We
will start then with the fact that it is
practically twenty-one days from the
egg to the bee emerging from the cell
Early In the season we must give these
young bees fifteen days or SO ere they
become forngers, but during this time
they are not idle by any means; they
do the nursing and the home work
until they become able to forage adj
vantageously. With the above factors
and the added factor that if the queen
Is amy good" brood rearing is con-
stantiy going forward, the problem il
easily solved theoretically. Expert
ence will teach us the rest, and if we
follow her teachings as we ought We
shall have no trouble in getting our
honey crop if there is any nectar to
gather. To sum up the rule is this
Know where there is nectar to he gath
cred and have your foragers, and
plenty of them, to so for it. To be
sure 1t requires common sense, dill
gencc, and knowledge to bring about
the required result. But so it does to
be successful in any pursuit in life,
and be sure of one thing, don't ask
'A, who lives in alaska, when
nectar is ready TO be gathered in his
locality and apply the answer to your
own surroundings, but study your
own field In those respects and work
your bees in accordance with the
knowledge thus gained. Thus shalt
your lives he stored with honey and
your bees wax fat and vigorous.