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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
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ANOTHER SALE OF WRAPS,
JACKETS, COATS, CAPES, NANTES
TODAY!

We have been fortunate enough to another lot OF
Spring and Summer Wraps much under value that
offer them at about onehalf of the prices
garments held six weeks ago. There many differ
en styles and few of any kind that description
limited would not be possible You may
the prices will be very low We will be glad have you
through them, whether you wish to buy not
THIS MORNING all our Spring Refers for Children will
be reduced to half the regular price.
children's Duck Refers at $.6o $3.50. Just the
thing for Summer wear.
Boys Galaea Suits for Summer 1t may interest you to
see these do wish to buy They
importation from the famous factory in Leicester England
and the styles used for Boys the families
every part of Europe and America
Special prices for Children's Fine Bingham and Null
Dresses
Pretty styles in Cambria and Perca1e Dresses bought
under value. They retail elsewhere 81 Is
will sell them today for Sl.48 Each
Chidrens Wool Dresses novel styles, nicely made all
Sizes at Si.67 EACH
In department for Ladies' and Infants Furnishings
offer three lots of Chdrens Dresses and years,
exceptionally low prices
Lot dresses 0 :and$1
Lot 2-Drees 81 Is to reduced ST
SLOW worhS to
reduced to S5c, 81 %, 81 so and 50
Wash Hats and Caps for Children special lot
from 81. and 81 IS to 75c for any of them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
RIVAL OF METHUSELAH,
Irishman 10Y Years Old Passes
Through ST. Paul.

An ancient Hibernian, Chambers by
name. passed through st. Paul yester-
day from Missouri to Winnipeg, where
his daughter resides. The Information
was given that he was born i'll Dublin.
Ireland, in 1857. and is therefore 1O7
years old. Notwithstanding his vener-
able age, he seemed able to take care of
himself. and was travelling alone. With
the exception of dimmed eyesight and
hearing somewhat impaired. the old
man seemed to be hearty. He believes
that he will live many years longer.
He was in the British army for ten
years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19

Why not have the Republican con-
gressiOnal convention held at st. Cloud?
1t is the most central point in the dis
trict. has excellent hotel acc0mmoda-
tions and enterprising newspapers to
publish the proceedings. This city has
for all candidates.-St. Cloud journal
Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19

A dispatch from Sioux Falls states
that Senator Kyle sis being groomed''
for the Populist nomination for presi-
dent. The horsey phrase may be re-
garded as all insidious flattery to Coxey,
who was believed ten days ago to hold
the destiny of populism in his hand
La Crosse Chronicle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
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new SUBSCRIPTION RATE,

DAILY (NOTINCLUDINGS Sunday.
By the month, mail or carrier. Zoe
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19

these corporations than to be liable for
the payment of the interest ON the
bonds, as at present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.

One year, 81 Six no., Csc Three NO., 35c
Address all letters and kilograms to
The GLOBE, st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
Eastern Advertising 0itice--Room 5l7
Temp,e Court Ruildinu. New York.

WASHINGTON BUREAU. l4o5 ST. NV.
Complete files of the GLOBE always kept on
hand for reference. Patrons and friends are
coAiialy invited 10 visit and avail them
selves OF the facilities of our Eastern offices
when i'll New York and Washington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
DAgLY AND SUNDAY.

Ry the month, mail or carrier. soc
one year by carrier, in advance. $500
One year by mail, in advance. $500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
Owe DEPT.

White Chamois Mousquetares, today only 75c pair.
Black Milanese Silk Mitts, BIC.
Black Silk Gloves, with Kayser patent finger tips
ranted to outwear the body of the Glove 75c pair
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
SUNDAY ALONE.

Fer Single Copy ............ Five Cents
Three Nsontiss. mail or carrier. soc
One Year, by carrier. so
One ear, by mail . Isl rs
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
MILLINERY

Selected by made under the supervision of Madame
The Finest Latest and Most Exclusive in either city.
Leghorns White French Chips Armure Brads White
Hats Picture Hats SHRED Crepe Lsse Flowers Hats
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
E. &. HINEBAUGH, Chairman.

CHARLES y. MELLICkE. Secretary.
Executive Committee-Edward j.
Darragh, w. B. Joyce. David F. Pee
bles, Fl. c. Ehrmanntraut. Otto L.
Haese, Frank Ford. L. j. Dobner. Fred
erick F. Wilde. John Wagner. Matthew
Bantz. Henry f. VESSEL, John A. Wolf,
Matt ]. Egan, Charles L. Jessrang, A.
E. Kuester, E. j. Carpenter, H. n.
Bowen, J. Fl. Loomis. F. E. Messing,
+. s. Collins, Thomas Kerker. P. J.
MefZd0rf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-19
UNDERWEAR.

High grades for low prices. We offer today dozen
MIXED VESTS
neck simple 20
elastic pleasant
IMPROVED IRONCLAD HOSE for active boys and girls
knees and high spliced heels rs Cents Pair.
Chidrens Stockings of this grade
America. -
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12
FT. SCOTT NEWS.

Rev. Moore and Rev. Green
preached at the Shiloh Baptist
church Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Howard and son, Mr.. Har-
ry, spent Saturday in Pittsburg, at
tending the Barbecue.
The Queen Ester's Court will give
an entertainment Tuesday evening
at the Masonic Hall.
call to the Shiloh Baptist church
at Ft. Scott. He preached noble
sermons both Monday and Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Jennie Lockard of this city,
is very sick.
The A. M. E. church of the East
side, is holding a revival and are
having quite success, they were as
sisted last week by Rev, Heusley,
he delivered several noble sermons.
Messers Martin, Lovings and Holt
went to Kansas City to attend the
Priests of Palace Parade.
Miss Mae Garrett is on the sick
list.
Miss L. Coran is on the sick list.
1t is said that the Mt. Zion church
Of Ft, Scott is contem plating calling
Rev. Simon.
Mr.. Driver, editor of the Black
man, spoke at the Court House Fri
day evening.
Miss Carrie Stephenson departed
this life Oct. 9th.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Thompson |
have moved to their residence on
Ransom street.
success to the WORLD.
n. WHITAKER,
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12
WILLIAMSTOWN ITEMS.

Mrs. Anna Twaits, accompanied
by Mrs, Mary Williams, of Perry,
left Thursday for Burlingame and
Usage City, Kan, on two weeks
visit among relatives and friends.
Mrs. Maria Ellis and Mrs. Ella
Starks leave Sunday evening for an
eight or ten days trip to Kansas City
Mo. While in the city will be the
guests of Mrs. Jennie Jackson, 1911
Grove street.
Mr.. Milton Jones has returned
from Oklahoma, where he has been
enjoying short visit among relatives
Messrs. Johnnie Jordan, William
Jordan and Daniel Lee "took in" the
Priests of Palace parade in Kansas
City, they state it was the grandest
ever on exhibition.
The knights and Daughters of
Tabor gave quite a notable festival
at Perry Opera House Sept. 30th,
Rev. D, D. Cole and r. H. Graham
giving quite an amusing lecture.
Misses Jessie Ellis, Addie James
and Gertrude Starks attended the
fair at Bismark Grove, but state that
it was not as grand as the bills stated
Rev. P. J. Jackson will be with us
the second Sabbath inst. All his
flock will be delighted, as we always
know we will get good. cool, reviv-
ing drink when the "Boy Preacher"
comes.
GERTIE M. STARKS,
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12
HUTCHINSON ITEMS.

Rev. G.. o. Smith is down with
the rheumatism so that he can not
get about, we hope that he will get
better soon.
Sister Sariah Pugh is also on the
sick list and we hope that she will
recover soon.
Mr.. w. M. Pope of Topeka is in the
city in the interest of the Weekly
Call. We hope that he will do well
in getting subscribers, and are sure
that he will get one, and that is Rev.
n. S. Jenkins for he is reader.
The Tabernacle will give a grand
entertainment on next Friday night,
for the benefit of the pastor.
The Second Baptist has the house
ready and is looking for their pastor
to return to them, we hope that he
will come soon.
The Tabernacle Baptist church is
getting on all 0 X since she has
dropped all Of the questionable
members Things will be all 0 K in
the city soon with the Baptists, for
Rev. n. S. Jenkins is doing all that
he can to bring it about,
The churches and Sunday Schools
are getting on alright in the city
among all Of the denominations
r. PERKERSON,
Agent.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12
NOTICE

Rev. G.. McNeal of Pleasant Green
church is our authorized agent for
Kansas City, Kansas Any names
handed him as subscribers to the
WORLD, and all monies paid to him
will reach us promptly.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12
NOTICE.

Rev. J. I. Mccoy is the authorized
agent of this paper in Missouri, Nebras-
ka and Iowa. All subscriptions paid to
him will reach us promtly. Headquar-
ters at Maryville, Mo.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-12

Ringing voice;
And that Miss Wells has brought,
A committee from England,
That America may rejoice"
III. J. Moore.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26
Wrappers.

We take al our Wrappers up
to and including tho.e at 81 and
give you your choice at 62c; you'll
find them in indigo blue, light
and medium prints and if you get
your size you'll be pleased.
Cut prices or Shirt Waists-The
75c kinds, white Lawn Waists,
pleated 5oke cape, ruffle trimmed
with uiuk, light blue and dark
blue Homburg, now 62c.
Blue Percale Waist, fine black
stripe; dowu they 90 to 62c.
Down goes our popular 50c line
TO 39c and awful cheap at that,
too.
Hammock are down TO 81
kinds at IS SIC kinds at G9c.
1000 yards l2 l-2c Dress Cling
hams, short lengths from 4 to ~
Yards, 6 SAC a yard.
Children's Ginghsm Aprons
cape collars, ZDc,
Chiidren's Gingham Dresses
fancy patterns, white p X yoke,
49c.
Children's Guimpe Dresses re-
duced from 75c TO SOC.
Lawn Hats, 15c, 255 and 39c.
Lawn Bonuets, 15c, 25c
Headquarters for Mems, Ladies
and Children's Underwear.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26

The advertising columns or the tribune
offers unequaIed advantages to the mer
chants doing business In Pawtucket. IL en-
joys circulation which IL steadily incteas.
ing among class OF residents who make
their purchases at home, and II, I'm fact, the
popular paper of PawtuckeI
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26
TELEPHONE 4IIT-g
THE WEATHER.

ALN,SAc voR TUESDAY. JUsE D.
SIX RIsEs........ 80 MooS hIsEs..ll bz Ph
f.s sdTa SSTs ), ;. 6,,., i Ss iS FclL SEA tS.:s
Fore sst ior New Englandi Generally
fair: south hwsst winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26
RADIKIN g. C0ONEY,
TRINITY SQUARE.
The Sensation in France Is the Assassination Of
President Carnot The Sensation in Pawtucket is
the Prices We Are Offering in Our Hot Weather
Bargain Sale
Shoe Department.

TAN SHOES-Youths' Tan
Lace Shoes, sizes IL to 2, at 81 10
a pair; worth $50.
Boys sizes 3 to 8 1-2, at $1.19;
worth $1.75.
Mems, sizes 6 to 8. at $1.38,
worth 50. They are all solid
leather
Ladies dongola kid Oxford
Ties, square toe, at CSC pair, that
are worth $50 a pair.
Misses tan spring heel, button,
sizes IL to 2, that are sold every
day a $1.25 pair, we will sell at
SIC a pair.
Child's tan, spring heel, button
sizes 5 to s at 5Sc and 8 to IL al
Csc a pair.
Boys Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 2 to
o. 2, that are worth $l.50 pur
we will close out this lot at CSC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26
TERSt IRI8UNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS or lNTEKEsT TO ALL
or OUR READERS
A TRIBUTE OF LOVE.

In memory OF Mary 4. Cullen, who died
May ~, 1884,
Hush wake not the gentle sleeper, nor
disturb hor slumber sweet,
She has gone from care and sorrow, her
loved spouse In heaven 10 meet.
After months Of patient suffering, borne
without complaint or sigh,
While the sands OF life were ebbing, Ileav-
ems bright vision drawing nigh.
All her years alone with God-now they
never more viii part.
she is resting safe with Jesus, pillowed on
His Sacred Heart.
Yet we miss our darling's presence-miss
her bright ana happy smile.
She mas left Us sad and lonely-left us for "A
little while.
Child OF Christ, In starry Heaven, thou art
near the Eternal Throne.
Breathe a prayer for us who linger here In
exile all alone.
Oh beseech our tender Father that wen
soon united be.
ia that home where grief comes never-in
bright eternity
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-26
MI MS Furnishings.

Mems Cheviot Shirts, full
lengths, worth SOC each, to close
at 25c.
Mems oates check blue Overalls
at 25c pair
Mems laundered fancy Shirts,
in all the latest styles, at CSC eacn.
Mems Soft Shirts-We have
about s doz that we have sold at
so and $3.50, to close at $1.4S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Wei5enfitterun9 in Kanfas.

Sic eiu3eInen 8eriu6Sitationen unleres
QanoeS iinb NIT l0benStpertbem @tfer be-
itrebt, Bic 2anODtrtbe iiber ben relatiDen
Q8ert6 beS gSei5ens unb WelibtDrns ais
8tebfutter auf3uflGren unb eS mirb iDobl
Elm Seoer nit unS barber iiberetnittm1
men, baB angeii6ts Der nie6rtgen 0ei5enz
preiie unb 6es in Dielen @egenoen fib be-
mertbar macbeuben Wta1gsls an Wtais urn
6eu oerartige 8emiibun9en lebr aeitgemGB
unb niiBli9 itnb.
Q(uSgcbebnte un6 etngebenoe @eriube
iinb in bieier 8e3tebung fiiralib in GaniaS
angeitellt ipor0en, uno ite ale itn6 81
@unften Ser @erfiltterung bon @eisen aus
g%efallen. Sic BADEN auf'S Ieue Ben in
bieIen SpaIten ic1on mieberbolt erDrterten
8epeiS erbracbt, OaB Der 3u Sletlb geipor@
oene9Seiaen 6emSarmer iebt etnen .biel bDbe7
rem BretS einbrtng$, ais tpenn Bet5en IN
iciner uripringLtden @eltalt p~ertauft piro.
Die NferbaubebOrOe bon &aniaS lteB,
UNI genau feft3uiteuer, pel3e Nusoehnn1g
bic 0erDenbung BON 0SeiSen ais 8~tebfutter
i'm Staate a1genomrnen bat, an Iber 1000
6ortige 2an6mirtbe bterauf be3igltbe Sragez
bogen nerlenben, unb Die bQrauf erfolgte1
Qnttporten biirfeir, ba ite fait iGmmtli6
6uf Dorgenommenen 8eriuben bGlirt iinO,
ais SuDerldlltg betrabtet tDeroen.
SIM Sabre 1893 murben in &anIaS
$4,000, 900 8uiDeG 8ei5en et19eerntet, u16
bierpon fanben Is 8ro5eltt ais Sutters
mittel Ge~rpenOung. Die bamit cr~3ielten
@rgebniiie morcr 10 befrie6igen6er 9tatur,
baB 80 Bro3ent Der b~eurigen g8ei3erernte
oemielben .3tpede biencn tperben. Die eitz
gegan9enen 8eri6te itimrnen NIT 9roBer
Webrbeit barin ilberein, 6aB Elm gfunO
Q8et5en Elm nteL beilercS Sleil6ersengungSz
mittel it, ais elm Bfunb WaiS es b0ben
iib SGue gcaei9t, in benen Elm 8u16el
@ei3en II 8funb @6ipetnefleilDD er3eugte,
unb auBerbem bat Q8eiSen ben 8ortbeiI,
baB CT gu einem 9eiunben, 9lei6m6Btgen
@obStbum Ser Sbiere beitrdgt. O2it
Safer, &1ete ober MtatS permiibt, berIeibt
Bei3e1 benz an Bferbe sefitterten Tutter
einen gr0Beren Ndbrtpertb, alS uenn gez
Mannte Suttermittel ieoeS auetn fir it3
pertpenDet miir6en. 0[lI6 bat Ii6 Die Ser
,futterung bon g8ei3en an Wiil6fube alS
iebr 5utrdgIi6 eriDieien, uno baiielbe gilt
bon Dem Se6erDteb, tpelc6eS, nit Wet5en
9efiittert, fleiBiger @ier legte, ais bel irgen6
etnem an6eren Suffer lie Deobabtet mur0e.
Qlu9 BADEN Die 8eriu6e in GonlaS Die
Jti6ti9feit Der. 8ebauptun9 auBer allen
3meifeL geitent, baB NIT benz Berfiittern
bon Wei3en pieI befrieoi9enbcre 9teiultate
berbeigeflbrt tperoen %tDnnen, tuenn man
tbn Oor6er 9rob i6rotet Ober "a Stunoen
lang etnipet6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Sanowirtbidoftliae 8eiIoee
Der
5linois Staats=6eitun9.

Die ber &ebattton 6er y2 a n B 10 t f.
f6aftLt6en 8etIage" bon allen
Seiten 5~ugebenben 3uiariften, in benen
@ritere rId6altlDie N%nertennune fir tbr
ernftes 8eItreben, 6as 8latt fir 6eiieu
QeIerfreis 10 lebrreicb aIs m0gLi6 unb
gu einem 5uberldiii9en &atb9eber gu
geitalten, ouSseipro6cn pirb, itno fir uns
iebr i6meibeI6aft, bod gum DoIlfGn>
btgen @elinsen bes euten 8erfeS bebIrz
fen mir Ser freunbLihen uuteritiibun9 alIer
proftiihen Sarmer, 8iebsiidter, SbtsGrtz
ner, Smfer II. /. no., ntcbt nur tnloTern,
baB tie auf bas Mo6enblatt Der ySutnOts
Staatsz 3citung" abonniren, ionOern audi,
baB ie bon Ser @tnricbtung beS pSpre6e
~iaateS" unb beS v8rieffaltenS" fleiBig @ez
brou6 maben, iadgemdB be6anOelte Or
titcG iiber Die peri6tebenen 3weige bcr
2an6@ unb 6orlt>8irtbi6aft unS sur Ser
Dffentli9ung ilberienben, bic mir ba, no
cs n0tbig lit, germ in cine paienbe Sorm
fir ben Druid brtn9en. 9tu4 loute nt6t
pergeiien perben, baB Bic y8eilage" angee
fiCbts i6rer r%ieitgen 8erbreitung inter ber
beuti6en IanbDirt6idbaftIi3en unb AUDI
in6uitrieQen 8eO0lferung bieies 2onoes
ii9 Dor5iiglt9 gum Q(nsei9ez MeOium fir
ale iolcbe eisnet, tpelcbc Qtferbau8erGt6e,
.3u6tt6tere, 0dnbereien, 8rOOufte II. /. IN.
au berfaufen baben un6 i6nea &dufer gu
ftnbeu pinicben. 9iele &at6ldIGge gu
befOl9e1 ltest i'm eigenen Sntereiie %unierer
2eIer.
Iue fir Sic 8eilage beitimmten @titz
~tbetIungen unb Qnfragen iin6 su ri6ten an
4n6reas g / M II,
9tebafteur Der v9an6DtrtbibaftIi3en 8eiz
la9e".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Siitterun9 Ser 21liIdfabe NIT 6e.
treioef6rot.

0a Sic Grndbrung 6es 8ie6s nit ielbitz
geerntetem @streiOe %onitatt ber tdlli9cn
8raftfuttermittel in bteiem Winter GnfOlge
Der nie6rigen 0etreioepreiie) DtelerortS
cine groBe 9foQe ipielen mirb, 10 fei binz
ftbtlicb Der Weil9tiibc unb Der Butter
prohibition barauf aufmerfiam gema6t,
oaB man @etreioei6rOt, ipenn eS gut auSs
genuBt tperben iol, IN trodenem 3uitanbe
uno nit etipos 0GGiel Dermtldt geben
muB. SIM @etrGnf Derabreibt, DerlaBt es
ben W1agen 3t i6nea. Srofcn alein ge>
geben, obne nit anberem 6utter Dermii6t
GIT ietn, ge9t 5unteI b0pou Dcrloren. Gritens
ibnauben Die Gbtere beim Treiien unb
blalen bd6arb bon benz Otebl einen She'll
in Die Suit, Smeitens fauen lie eS ni9t,
neil cs obneoem iib Leidt oeri6luden ldBt,
lonberr bauen eS i'm Wtaul nit SpeiDeL
permiicbt gu &lumpen suiammen, Die pOaz
ftGnbig gu perbauen Der Wtagen nic6t
frGftig genug lift. 0ie ptel @etrcibez
I6rot gegeben tuerOen muB, bdngt baDon
ab, in pelcber Wenee un6 in lDel3er Site
@urselgendcble unb 6eu GUT 8erfiiguns
fte6en, wie i9tper Die Sphere finb, nie oieI
W}tlc6 ite geben uno Oh bet Tett9ebaGt Der
Wtil9 be5abLt wirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Keimfraft oes IL frautiamens.

I'm feftsuiteleit, Oh berfItterter ltns
frautiamen bur4 ben 8erOauungSpro5eB
feline &e;mfraft n~erltere, lteB man nit
elmer QnSnbl 8ferbe berart 8eriucbe an
iteuen, 6aB man Srelpent6rner unter ben
6ofer mcngte un6 nit benienigen, pel9e
unperbaut nit benz 9Inger auSgei9ic6en
tpur6en, &eimperiude aniteute, Die bas
iiberraIcbenbe 9~telultat erg1ben, oaB 0er
9rDbte T6eil Der &0rner in normaler
Metie feimte. Sci einem Smeiten Ser
lud9e purben bie aus Dem Oitn8er Der
Bfer6e ausgelu6ten unperoauten Sreipens
fOrner einem S6leu gereibt, unb Die aus
Dem S6ienbinger ausgcleienen &0rner,
rpelcbe nun ben GerbauunssproaeB speimal
burcbgemaht batten, ebenfaus 9rDBtenteils
t~cimfG6ig 9efunben. Die oufiaIenbe
@ri6etnung peranLaBte SEN 0crlucbSz
auiteaer no6 gu einem britten Ser
iub, mel6er in Der @eiie aus9efubrt
ipuroe, bab bic BON Dem 8eriu3socbien
ausgei9iebenen &0rner an elm S1nein
perfittert un6 bic aus benz S6meineolinger
Deroorgeiu6ten Sr%elpenfOrner UNI britte1
Weale elmer &etmprobe u%ntertpDrfen muir
ben, BET pel6er ebenfaIls teimtrdfttge
&0rner 9efunben mur6en. = @cnn man
be6enft, tpte pieI Jog. Sinterfru6t ROB unb
trofen Derfiittert tuir6 unb pelcbe Miaiien
llnfrautiamen auf bisie @eiie in ben
Oinger un6 bon ba tn ben Qlfer ~selangen,
10 brau6t man ft6 nicbt su wunbern,
iuen11 Die untrGuter oft 81 ether unertrGg !;
liden Gait ner6en! Nus bieiem @runbc
i9eirtt eS bringenb gebOten, Bic 5ur Ser
fiitterung gelan9en6e 6interfrucbt, meld6c
ftetS 9roBe Wen9en bon l~1nfraut entbGlt,
entpeber DOrber gu i9rpten, oOer tii9tig
absufoben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
2~lufbewahren Ger 5wiebeln.

Gpetiespiebeln, peI6e it3 bis sum nG3z
iten CONNER gut erbaIten folen, miiien
5unG9It na3 benz 6erauSnebmen oltf Dem
TelOe redt gut abtrodncn: 9arnab Der7
BEN Ite, BON anbaftenOen 8IGttern uno @roe
befreit, in elmer uftigen&ammer, auf einem
5rodenz ODER 6auSboOen mOgIlblt 6unn
altsgebreitet unb erit bel @intritt ftarter
&dlte auf 6aufen 8uiammengei9aufelt,
ipelbe iofort NIT Iii3ern, Strob ODER oer7
gleicben gut s1 Deroeden iinb. St oie1em
53uitanbe pertra9en Bic 3miebeln ben Srolt
obne gtabtbeiI, tpenn ite gau8 troden limb
unb rubig liegen bletben, bis fe BET Gtn7
tritt pGrmcrer Iemperatltr bon ielbit tpte>
Oer auft6aucn. 1%lnreife, nt6t gat3 trodene
3miebeln, iotpie ioI9e, tpel6e plobIi9 in
8drme fummcn, 1alten ficb niht, 1%onDern
iperben tuetch unb faHl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

W1it Der itetig forti9reiten6en @ntwi6e7
lung Der GbrDiantbemumz Glltur miro 1t6
tpoDl aub III 6en &reilen amerifaniider
@Grtner baS 8ebiirfniB nab DobIrte6en>
BEN Sorten itGrfer geItenb madben.
Sir BEN 2anbi9afts9drtner iopo6l,
iDie aucb fit 8eiiber bon 6aus9Grten, lit
baS Gbrbiantbemum alS ber6it1i6er
S9muG Der 8lumenbeete, nacboem bon
6teien Die 0era11ien unb Gnbere CONNER
blumcn tpcggerGumt itnb, bon 9roBem
Wertb. 6ierSu eignet ii6 bieie 6erbitz
blume bor3ii9Lib. gti9t ale Sorten fOn7
men 8~ermenoung ftnben, ionbern baupt2
Id9li6 Oicicnigen. pelbe refine 6arben in
t6ren 8lumen beiiBen unb burcb Die Sui
tur fitr'S freie 2anb Dorbereitet ftnb.
SET ben fur Sreilanb6eete beittmmten
@brDlantbemen lit fo(genbeS Qn5ucbtperz
faDren GIT beoba6ten:
Wean i9neibe bic Stedlinge i'm Monat
M6r3, ftefe ite in CUTE, nabrbafte Gr6e un6
bringe iie in Elm &aLtbaus o6er etnen froit=
freien Weiitbeetfalten. SIM Monat Mai
Itnb bann bic betpurselten Stedllnge, nab7
benz bieieIben lis duf brei Nugen surii6gcz
i6nitten wurben, ms fretc 2anb 3u leben
un6 lit fitr Elm itdnbiges @ntlptben bis gum
Wonat Sult Gorge ST. tragen. 0llsbann
1T bic Gntmidelung Der 8liitbenfnoipen 81
be9initisen, inbem MN nod Die au3u bt9t
itebetben Grtebe e~ntfernt iperoen. Qluf
6teie 8etie erb6lt man baIb Bflan3en bon
1870 3ou 5Dbe unb bon ge%6run9enem
Wuble.
Gnoe September 1T nit benz 8epflansen
Der 8eete in gel6ibten Qa9en gu Beginner
unb fir rei6Li6e Teu6tigfett gu iOr9en.
2(uf btele 8eiie b~ebonbelt, iteben Bic GbrDz
lantbenen febr oft Ofitte October I'M Slnr
un6 bieier fam unter ginittgen 8tttez
rungSDerbdltntiien Bis Mttte Nopcmber
ODER nod lGn9er erbaLten bIetben, tpenn
BET ~itarfen NadtfrOiten bie Bflonsen burb
lbergebanste Gi6cr 9ei9ibt tDerOen.