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Deserted her baby hoy.

The police Of the Oak street station are looking
for Kate Courtney, residence unknown. who is
charged with abandoning her our-months-old
boy baby at 81 Roosevelt street. The boy was
taken 10 Police Headquarters, and will be turned
over TO the CommHsonsrs OF Charities aud Cor
rection.
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Real Estate to Lst-Lorg island.
SMALL HOUSE and barn. with or . acres,
World. Brooklyn.
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Two Women Drowned.

CBy Associated Press.)
ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Aug. lo.-Miss Bernie
Mayer and Miss Bainhart members Of q party
OF Visitors were drowned In Lake Michigan. near
stsvsnsvills, yesterday. The life-sayins crew
was unable To rescue them.
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BROADWAY. 1874. above 3ist st., wlnehester
Building-smsl or large once suits sSS to 500;
elevator.
PRINCE ST., ise, near South 9Th sye.-store, with
or without living rooms, SIS good location.
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East River Park Concert.

There will be music at East River Park this
evening by Boswsids Military Band. Following
10 the programme:
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Real Estate for sale ou, Of the CITY.

BARGAIN -4O-aore truck farm, with crops holisS
rooms, barns. iruit. BOHR, spring Valley.
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Houses wantsd-coustsy.

WANT TO REHT-FGrnishsd hotel IL coastrv,
with privilege Of buying; full DarticularA
AMERICAN. stsnhops. N. J.
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WINE TRUST IN CALIFORNIA.

morrow afternoon.
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dancer, who went to England with Loie
Fuller. IL back on her native heath.
ene says that La f.oie associates with
only lords and ladies and chuckles In
her sleeve as she thinks OF herself two
or three years ago IN Soubrette Hall, on
Broadway. Miss Cahill danced at the
Trafalgar and other halls, but her NOM
mer sent for her, and back she came
like a dutiful daughter.
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Real Estste for ssIe-Jerssy City.

HOTEL. and road house on favorito drive o. jsf-
sey City: good chance for right mani ternfs
only 81. 900 down; price very low; place TO make
a fortune HENRY W. CoNDiCT. 1 Montgomery
St, Jersey City.
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Richard Mansfield has decided to play
in Arms and the Man" himself. He
was to have sent out a special company
to present this piece. He will add 1t to
his repertoire with one or two new plays.
Mansfield ends his yachting episodes
very shortly to settle his plans for the
coming season.
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BARGAINS acres fair buildings, stock crops
tools, hne fruit. $500. HALL. Spring Valley,
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Frank Mayo has received a programme
Of the concert on board the Paris, when
the three prime dome, Lillian Russell.
A~nes Huntington and Eleanor Mayo
crossed the Atlantic. Everybody won
matters when they were asked to sing.
There was no fracas All went merrily.
Miss Russell sang first; then came Ag-
mes Huntington, and, lastly, Eleanor
Mayo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10

FARM Of los acres. with stock. In Peunsyivsnia
no agents OWNER. ael River St. Hoboksn
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CATsKiLL MouNTAINS-A tract of land near
sunset and Twilight Parks, suitable for PARK -
ticuisTs address Mrs NJ Az Kerr iaInss Fsi,s,
Greene COunty, N. "
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North o. ,ssth Street.

STORE TO LET corner westehester and Unit
ayes q choice location for butcher or groce
prosperous neighborhood: cheap rent; lease.
quire on premises.
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Miscsi,aasous.

TO RENT-Larse corner store suitable for ~
any business. For particulars address
\. c.. fsi3 - ave.
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FARM for sale OF 2ci ncres In Dutchess County,
y. V. In good condition; trout stream, flah and
duck ponds, Inquire Of GEO. II. RR0WN.
Hlgt land. Ulster TO-. ". Y.
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Business Property to let.

One Time. soc. per Hne, Secend 1tm<. nc. -
itss: Third and Subsequent 7snes lie p~ hhA
Il per itrs utva charge on Sssdava
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FARM 10Y sale; al,o sev;m,ll and ta,nisg. shcP.
Nepaug. Conn.
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5000 1900 RENT-Two nice cottages. all improve
msnts, on the NarroSs. DAN CORNELL
Clifton. =. l.
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BEST BARGAIN IN FLORIDA

A farm Of $50 acres located on Ock-
lawaha river, ten miles from Ocala
and four miles from Silver Springs,
comprising shell and chocolate ham,
mock with first-class productive pine
land, high, dry and healthy. natural
drainage to river; about 10 acres
cleared and we'll fenced. Nice frame
house 30.6x36.6, u stories, ceiled and
painted throughout, also dining room,
kitchen and pantry, l7A3S, packing
house, sheds, stables, barns, henery,
etc. No. well of water, bearing
grove of eight acres. A creek runs
through part of the land on which
there is a wild orarge grove and
chaly beate springs. The fiuest cattle
and sheep range in the county All
joins this property. Large crops Of
corn, oats, rice, sugar-ca &c, potatoes
aud cabbage have been groWa on it.
TIE timbered por ion consists of pine,
hickory, white and willow oak, red
cedar, magnolia, ash bay and sweet
gum. The above proprr,y is nos Of
fcred ut one-half it's value. Apply to
owner. JOHN entity,
Grahanville,
1-2ef Marion, Co., Fla.
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A BARGAIN IN
REAL ESTATE.

10 blocks in the city of Ocala, also
720 acre of fine hammOt k AMI mixed
lands, known as the Jno. f. Williams
plantation. About 400 acres of same
cleared and suitable for cultivation of
tobacco, sugar cane, corn, oats, etc. /;
will also make good stock farm.
DIV, ling of nine looms, stO-e-hOuse,
smoke-hOuse, barn ami stables and
several fine sites for building, two
good springs and good deposit of peb-
ble phosphate. Said lands min" mile :
south of O,.ala aud two miles from
Santos Station, on +. e. & 2. r. X.
Also Sc acres fronting on beautiful
Lake Weir; 81 acres cleared end un-
der wire fence; II acres in grange
grove, acres I'm bearing. Dwelling
aud barn on same with front view of
five miles. The lake abauuds in fish,
the black bass or trout predOminating.
Fine sailing, etc. For information
apply to or address,
T. T. WILLIAMS,
Box $50, Ocala, Fla.
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Chsn.a n !. s. Q. Z G. geh dnle.

Trains leave OcGla daily for Tampa
and intermediate points, at 6 10 a. III.
Leave O,ala daily except Sunday,
for Inverness and intermediate points
at = y. IN
Leave Oeala daily for the north, east
and west, via Juliette and High
Springs excelsior, and daily except
sunday for Inverness and HOmOsasss
at :45 ~. IL.
Trains arrive III Ocala daily, from
north, east and west, via toilette and
II gin Springs extension. aud daily TX
cept Sunday from Inverness and HO-
mosass at s 80 q. m.
Arrive In Ocala daily except Sun
day, from Dunneilon at IL 40 a. M.
Arrive IN 0eala daily from Tampa
intermediate points, at 6 % p. m.
Trains leaveing 4:45 p. m. carries
through s'eepers Tampa to Savan-
nah. Tain arriving $3.50 q. M. ca
ries through sleeper Savannah tC
Tampa. Office il Oeala House Office
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NOTICE OF SALE.

In the United states Circuit Court for the
Southern District OF Florida.
Francis s Bangs and others, Trustees. VS.
The Honosassa Land and Improvement Com
p3ny.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ Ter ana by virtue of the decree of fore
closure ana sale entered III the above entitled
cause, the UnGers-g ned, as special Master, will
on THE srH DAY OF MARCH, 1894,
at y O'Clock M offer for sale at pablo auction
to the highest bidder. at the Homosassa Inn,
HoulLsassl, Citrus county, Florida, the property,
real and personal, of the HonOsassa Land and
Improvement Company, consisting OF the HO-
rnOsassa Inn. IT'S furniture aud fixtures, and
eleven tn us nd acres Of land, more or less,
which said p. operty is more particularly descrIb
ed in sch -duie A attached to the original decree
of foreclosure now in the otics of the clerk Of
said court Tampa Fla, aud in Record of Mort
cages, Bo I, Citrus county, and Book ., Her
nando coUn,y, Florida, 10 which decree refer
euce is hereby made for more specific and par
ticdiar description OF the said property AMI the
terms of sac, three nun .rsd dollars to be paid
III cash at tn tnle of sale.
I his sale Is to include all property of the Ho-
n1Csassa Land ana improvement Company and
OF the II anosassa Company, a previous Corpora
ton OF ever name, k.ud au3 nature, real per
sonal and mixed, and wherever situated, includ-
ing all contracts and rights and claims and par
tlcalarig al! rights ia aud to Contract with, or
concerning, T he Silver springs Ocala and Gulf
Railroad Company.
Further particulars may be had before the sale
b. application 10 the Special Master al Key West,
or to F. =. bangs 50 Wall street, New York, or
TO Morse x I-5ue, IS state street, Boston, at.oT-
news for trustees and bonQholGers or TO George
", Morse, Altam0nte Hotel. Atamoute Springs,
Fiona.
Dated this 18th day of February. 1854
+. .. LOCKE, special Master.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN
~ tention OF THE OCALA * BLUE RIVER
PHOSPHATE Co, TO apply for amended Letters
Patent, amending Article VI of the Articles Of
Incorporation VI the said Company by striking
out therefron in the nth line VI said article the
words annually On the third Tuesday Jauua-
ry' and inserting IN lieu thereof annually on
the third TUESDAY III March, and IN again strik-
ing out from said article i'll the sixth line thereof
the worGs saiu thiroi Tuesday in January and
inserting in lieu thereof the words said third
Tuesday III March so that the article as amend
ed shall READ as follows;
ARTICLE VI The business of the company
shall be conducted by president, vice president
secretary, treasurer and general manager and a
board Of Eve directors.
The president, vice president and directors
shall be elected annually the third Tuesday
in March by the stockholders, which said third
Tuesday III March i'll each year is fixed as the
time for the annual stockholders meeting. The
Offices Of President. or ice-presideut and treas
urer may be held by the same person
THE OGAI.A & BLUE RIVER PHOSPHATEC CO
BY GHAS. w. WHITE.
Attest-M. c. RENICk.
1890 dy Secretary.
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WOOD. WOOD. WOOD

Having moved on Ocklawaha ave
nue., am prepared to furnish wood
AMI gasoline oil in any quantity. Or
der box in front Of postoflice.
J. G. HAYGOOD.
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TAXES FUR 1888

The state and county tayes are now
due and the books will he open in
Oeala November lst, when | will be
ready to receive
TAXES on LANDS,
TAXES ON P RS NAL PROPERTY
AND Ii TaNFS.
This books will be positively closed
April LIST, 1894.
If not convenient To- come to Ocala,
taxpayers can write to me, giving des-
criptipn of property, and | will send
statement of smount of taxes.
Respectfully,
II. T. WARTMANE,
Tax Collector Marion County.
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For Sac.

Bunch Yam sweet potatoes, - per
bushel. Call at VIM. AndersOns'
drug store. 0eala, Fla. or address z
r. Atkinson, Martin, Fla.
3t2.16-eI.
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PL0RIDIANs, PATE0NIzE YOUR
OWN FAIR.

Second annual exhibition of the
South Florida Fair Associate II, Or
lando, Florida, February 20, p, ., %,
p. 5000 in premiums. Excursion
rates on railroads. Races every after
noon. For premium Isis, etc, adj
dress the secretary.
LESLIE TELL CLARKE,
s. Y. WAY, President.
Secretary.
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CITY FAX Books.

The tax books for the year 1898 are
now oidn at council room. Hours,
0: u a. la. u IL m, and . TO p. m.
SIMON BENJAMIN,
Tax Collector, City of Ocalla.
1-2@-lm
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TAX Ass EssoRs' NoTTC v.

win be at the following named places for the
purpose of taking returns Of persons and proper
ty subject to taxation in Marion county for state
and county taxes for 1894 and agricultural report
for
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A,.NLNIs.HAToR,s NOT,

All persons having claims or demands sgainst
the estate Of Rderick Koerr, deceased, are mott
fed that they mnst present them within one
year THEo. WILLIAMS, Administrator.
FL e-S4 Februarye 9, 1894.
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The largest aud finest Lot Of bananas
at Smiths.
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II bruury zSth 1894.

viz: EiSTtH OWENS Of Oca's, Fla, home
stead NJ. 2ys6 FOE the = ulhwest quarter Of
"a Invest quarter of section ., township Is
s'H' til, rtnge u "a t.
She names 80. folio wing W THESES e. prove her
continue residence upon and Cultis alton Of
Said ID. viz:
.Ismes wi, William Wolf Miles evan,
HI.ind Off all of Ocala. Fla
ALEX LYNCH
l 1874 st H~g,Ntsr
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT GAN sv.ILE, Fla.

Janu nv 9Th, 1894
NOTICE i TERFBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following Danied - I'll, has Fl e nutiee of
his t.tdion Ms e final roof in support Of
his Ca III, am thu said ptoof will he ade b.
f ne - \. MILLER, Clerk circuit Court. at
tlcnIa. En-. on
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ MONDAY, THE sTH DAY OF MARCH
Is. j, the Undersigned n'.ii apply siEc hon. W
A. Hock.r Judge OF the Fifth Judicial Circuit,
tor a charter 90 incorporate the Mcintosh Gene
terv Company The object OF said corporation is
to receive donations, make purchases and effect
alterations OF realty and personally, not for the
purpose oi trace and profit but for the purpose OF
promoting the general design and looking after
the genet al interest Of said cemetery. Witness
our hands and seals this January 18th. 1894.
@. Ii GATTSKILL,
P. BURGIN.
W. +. ALLEN,
9-7-4t J. VI. WAITS.
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The Tropical Trunk Line.
Jacksonville, Tampa q Key West Railway.
JOSEPH Ii. DURKEE RECEIVER.
Southern Railroad Indian River Steamboat
CO.. Jupiter Lake Worth Railway.
R. B. CABLE GENERAL MANAGER.
TIME TABLE In EFFECT JANUARY 4. 1894
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The Finest and Fastest Passenger
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Schedule for February 1894.
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gondau. the 5th day OF Iareh a. D., 1884,,

the some being leea, safe day, sell to the high
,-sL Oiud~- tor cash sitfIug The legal hUu"s of
sale, at h.. " iile> of the CEN fRAL FLORIDA
u Ii.l,, tutths, FtuI. d1, The follow .ng pr ~
errs IA VI 'itn ,Ot.GL or,dA, aud desc bed
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gtut, e'gi4t :1Oreis, one lot VIE nsiI-, ven
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chain. Levied IA On to sdtl T. "a d execution
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AIiLNANDoAn VALLEY ROUTE.

The above train esrrirs Pullman Buffet
SleepiBE Car JarksOuv lille 70 Cincinnati,
with the '-Shenapdoah Limited = = salid
NeStibule train with elegant Pullman
Sleepiug Cars to Washington and New
York. Dining ear attached.
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W H 6 P91 berth 9 s p rates folders
"tSNSst" ''IFARSs
wRENN. PasrA geutKx rAI-ASrAH-
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shERIFE,S SALE.

HNDFR AMI bY VIRTUE or AN EXErU-
Y IL IS u,d anr eta q und the seal OF the
ida. ina "istts her la he = CMYLER NAN
/ ACTUN q COMPANY i lla,ntin I'D h.
kNrr Al. IHk.DA Pros HAIE 60 PA
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Referee. as-Chathan National Park. Brad
streets and 9unn's commercial Ageneies, New
xs<x Cit..
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Too Ohio t<vp-reS Slespers
from tstea ie 70 = icia19ii
A. Giant aaooEa both 81 t rqis niqkr rpr ron-
r"rt91 with " 4 Z. Division Elr Memphis
Tat connection
~CoD"rs ~ fraiA. ~
At Cin@inG9ii ant Louisville
crnati Limited close connections with an diverrnV
lines. - - -e'As
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ON THE srH DAY OF MARCH, 1894,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
y Ter am by virtue of the decree of fore
closure ana sale entered III the above entitled
cause the UnLers- gned, as special Master, will
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NO EXTRA FARES
The Bossier banner., 1894-12-06

Science explains the phenomenon OF
red hair thus: 1t is caused by super
abundance of iron in the blood. This
it is that imparts the vigor, the elias
ticity, the great vitality, the overflow
ing, thoroughly healthy animal life
which runs riot through the veins of
the ruddy-haired, and this strong, sem
tient animal life is what renders them
more intense in all their emotions than
their more languid fellow creatures.
The excess of iron is also the cause of
freckles on the peculiarly clear. white
skin which always accompanies red
hair. This skin is abnormally sensi-
tive to the action of the suns rays.
which not only bring out the little
brown spots in abundance, but also
burn like mustard plaster, producing
queer, creepy sensation, as if the skin
were wrinkling up.--Analyst.
The Bossier banner., 1894-12-06

The-coming parasol is very elabor-
rate affair indeed, with its ruchings
and its fiouncings and its ribbons. The
more gauzy and floating" it is the bet
ter, and some of the new designs look
not unlike an elaborate lamp shade.
Hand-painted parasols are much liked,
whether in silk or muslin; and artificial
flowers to match the design are punched
on top with ribbon of the same shade.
Black parasols are heavily trimmed
with jet, and either black or white lace
insertion let into the heavier material.
Parasols made to match the gown will
be pretty feature of the spring cos
tunes. They are to be trimmed with
three widely separated narrow silk
founces, like an 1880 skirt. Few wom-
en- really appreciate the advantage Of a
becoming parasol. Not only does it
soften the glare of light which to most
people is so unbecoming, but by a judi
cious choice of color it can be made a
charming background to pretty head.
Chicago Mail.
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AMONG THE POULTRY,

THE runs should be spaded once q
Tear anyhow.
FEED ducks and turkeys always
where you wish them to roost.
SUNFLowER seed should never be per.
mitted 10 go to waste. 1t is too good
for poultry.
WHEN the floor of a poultry house is
earth, the top should be removed once
year and fresh earth put on.
SELL off the roosters. They are not
needed in the winter, and it is best to
have new blood in the spring
RoosTs may be immersed in kerosene
oil and the oil set on fire, as remedy
for lice, if the roots are movable.
ATTEND to leaky roofs in the poultry
house. No water should ever be per-
mitted to find it's way through the
roof
WHOEVER permits broken windows
or cracks in the poultry house ir win
ter would seem to have little apprecia.
ton of eggs
TARRED paper on the outside of
poultry house that is full of cracks,
well battered down, will be an ex-
cellent application.
THE fall of the year is a good time
to buy pure bred poultry. Breeders are
apt to sell at very reasonable prices to
get rid of their surplus stock.
Is BUCKwHEAT suitable for hens?
asks subscriber. Yes, but it should
be fed with other grains. 1t is too
rfo fo -, 10 81
WHlTEwAsH the nests by immersing
them in tub of whitewash, which
should be strong enough of carbolic
acid to give out smell of the acid
Farmers Voice
The Bossier banner., 1894-12-06

There is nothing in the world which
hens enjoy better in the winter time
than silage They will greedily jump
into the COW stalls and rob the cows of
their share if possible. Green silage
is delicious food for them in the win
ter time and it ought to be just as
profitable to raise and store this for the
hens as for cattle. Good, sweet green
cornstalks carefully preserved in the
silo makes tempting food ration that
stimulates the hens to better health
and productive work. The profession
al poultry man who raises hens by the
hundreds might we'll consider the ad-
visibility of preparing silage for their
winter food. Those who have only a
few on the farm should take some of
the s!lnge prepared for the cattle and
give It to tho poultry every day or I've
=~Areeders Gasetta
The Bossier banner., 1894-12-06

Sash curtains are more than ever in
vogue. They give dainty appearance
to the windows from the outside and
are useful as screens. Japanese silk
and silk muslins are favorite material
for their construction; but as their
charm is in their freshness and simplic-
ity. there is nothing more suitable than
dotted or plain muslin, with frills of
the same down the inner edges and
across the bottom. Fine scrim, with
broad hems aad edging of silk tassels,
or with frills of a pretty washable lace,
are particularly pleasing. Such cur
tains may be full, or half length,
shirred or plain, divided at the center
or whole, and leoped back at the sides
or drawn on the rod, as the individual
tsste prefers. st, Louis Republic
The Bossier banner., 1894-12-06
WINTER BEE-HOUSE.
How to Build Obe That is Cheap, War
aid Very Comfortable.


afid Very Comfortable.
Prominent bee men recommend the
construction of winter quarters for
bees of straw of any requisite size,
building two walls, that is, an outer
and an inner wall Of straw; the straw
is confined by stakes, and the space
between the two walls to be filed
with sawdust, or something of that
nature; cheap roof and one door.
Such a place might be made cheap and
very warm and comfortable. 1t need
not be very large. 1t can be modelled
to suit yourself. AS more expensive
affair, after considerable progress has
been made, Mr.. Quimby recommends
a room built as follows: The room for
this purpose is 8x16 feet, and seven
feet high, without any windows; a
good coat of plaster is put on the in
side; space of four inches betwe en-
the siding and lath is to be filed with
sawdust. Under the bottom construct
passage for the admission of air, an
other overhead for its exit, to be closed
and opened at pleasure in moderate
weather, to give them fresh air, but
closed when cold, and so arranged as
to exclude all light. A partition also
extends across, SO that when putting
in or taking out, one need to disturb
only oue-half at once. He says he has
wintered bees in this manner for years
Such a room will accommodate about
100 stocks of bees. The room with
same proportions as to length and
breadth can be made of any size.-
Farmers Voice.