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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
COrbin.

Shock wheat is about all threshed.
Jake and Henry are dealing in high
priced candy.
Thos. Casey, U. S. A., has returned
to Ft. Sill.
Wheat is yielding from ten to twen-
ty-six bushels per acre.
If your cough is very bad apply for
remedy at Smell, Howe & Co.'S.
Misses Cecil, Dot and Abbie Dennis
returned to their home in the Strip
Monday.
There has been more wheat threSh-
ed out of the shock here than ever be-
fore in one season.
Private Casey says you need not
think the private soldier is in sympa-
thy with the capitalists.
The Pops can afford to suffer some
for the sake of seeing old party voters
around begging for work.
The people take day of next Sat
urday to hear the issues of the day
discussed at DaytOn's grove.
The people here believe in striking
lat the ballot-box) and in November
you will hear lots of Pops.
Does the Santa Fe watchman at
the bridge steal his own chickens or
get the kids to steal them for him?
II the young men of our town per-
siSt in interfering with strangers
passing through, we hope to see them
done up some day.
Senator A. G. FOrney and Mrs.
Clayton have agreed to speak at the
picnic at DaytOn's grove, Saturday,
the 21st. Don't fail to hear them.
If the rage of the women for silver
buckles keeps on increasing, please
tell US how the Demo-RepS are going
to get the silver dollar below par
with the gold dollar.
]. W. StrattOn moved to the Slade
farm one mile south of town. G. H.
Shoup moved from the farm to town.
Charley will try his hand at black
smithing again. He has had enough
farming.
The Democratic convention con-
graduated the Democrats Of Kansas
upon the election Of John Martin to
the U. S. senate. Martins election
was disgrace to the Populists who
voted for him.
Special correspondence to the Chi
cagO Inter Ocean:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July ia large
number of Springfield people who had
planned to fly from the heat to north
ern and western resorts have been
obliged to defer their departure until
these trOublOus times are over.
What pity! What pity!
Pullman, like all creatures Of his
kind, seems to be moral coward.
The interest of law and good order
demand his presence at home, but
even at the urgent request Of the
government of his state, he does not
return. 1t was for such people the
Republican party spent its life max
ing lawS."-Linneus Mo- Bulletin.
And the Democratic party is con-
tinuing said law.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20
The Boy and the Judge.

Who are you?
My name is Henry c. Caldwell.
Do you own the earth?
No.
DO you own the American people:
No.
Do you own the Santa Fe railroad:
No.
DO you own any stock in it?
No.
But you are running the road?
Yes.
And the employees?
Yes.
Who hired you to do il?
Nobody.
II the wOrkingmen don't do what
you tell them, what will happen tC
them?
They may be shot or sent to Jail, OIL
to the penitentiary.
Who told you to run this road?
The government of the United
States.
Does the government own the road:
No.
Got any stock in it?
Well, why does the government
have you run this road?
/ don't know.
Is it for your owu benefit?
No.
For the benefit Of the government:
No.
For the benefit Of the engineers
conductors, brakemen, flremen and
Others who do the work?
No.
For the farmers, merchants, me
chanics and laborers along the line?
No.
For whose benefit is it then?
For the benefit Of the bond-holders
And who are they?
] don't know.
Did they ever do anything espec
tally for the government?
Not as / know Of?
Where do they live?
Oh, some Of them live in Boston
but most Of them live in England.
What business has the government
to run the railroad for the benefit o.
the bOndholder?
Its the law.
Who never did anything for tn,
government?
There's nothing on record.
How do you come to be mixed VI
in it?
l am the United States Circuit
Judge.
Well?
The officers of the road contriveC
by mismanagement, to run it in debt
in short to bankrupt it, and so tn,
stockholders turned it over to tn,
government.
To keep?
Oh, no. To manage, to pay of tn,
debt, to restore the road to solvency
to make it dividend paying institu
tion.
And then?
Give it back to the stock and bond.
holders.
What do you get for this?
Nothing.
And the government.
Nothing.
Judge-vO1r joking.
damii IL is big joke on the Amer
.can people.-Pittsturg KdnSaa.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20
Belle Plaine.

Clint Carruthers is convalescing.
Henry Olewan is on the sick list.
C.S. FOltz left for Enid Wednes-
day.
Lum Griffith returned to his claim
Tuesday.
R. D. COwen has moved to his farm
again.
Charles FOrney is laid up with a
lameleg.
VIM. Fitze erald moved to Hume
well last week.
James Martin was up from Oklahoma
tie last Of the week.
Charley Kelley moved on the
Stunkle farm last week.
S. V. Martin made a business trip
to Wichita Monday.
Ollie Smith was quite sick the first
Of the week.
j. D. Allen is the happy father of a
bouncing boy.
The four year old son Of Alex Car
nahan is quite sick.
Elder j. D. BrOaddus will preach in
Wellington next Sunday.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Irwin is very sick.
ThOs. Malerna and son David we're
in our midst few days last week.
A. G. FOrney goes to Corbin on the
2lst to deliver PopUlist speech.
James Large and o. D. Arnett
made a business trip to Wellington
Tuesday.
o. HaythOrn spent Sunday with his
family here, returning to Wichita
Monday.
Mr.. Christie, the man who attempt
ed suicide here some time ago, is able
to be out Of doors.
The Methodist people continue
their meetings this week. The aud
dlences are quite large.
We had fine rain Monday evening.
If it had come ten days sooner we
would have had some corn.
Mrs. VIM. Froment died Wednesday
and was buried the afternoon of the
same day. Will give obituary next
week.
Remember the Peoples party pri-
mary tomorrow at O'Clock p. m., in
the McHarg building. Let every
Populist voter come and show his in
terest in the cause.
The grove meeting was a grand sue
cess last Sunday and the largest at
tendance we have ever seen at such a
meeting. Elders Wright and Cain
did ample justice to the subjects be-
fore them and their hearers were
much edited. Elder Broaddus
preached an excellent sermon in the
church in the evening. The house
was well filled and the best of atten.
tlon prevailed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20

The associate press reports sent out
from Chicago in regard to the strike
are all prepared by the railway
managers association and are false
hoods from teginning to end.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20

Senator CamerOn's letter to the
Republican League club is one Of the
ablest documents on finance lately
written. But this able letter, from a
Republican United States senator,
who represents one of the chief man.
ufacturing states of the union, has
been published in very few Republi-
can papers. Read it:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20
MayfieId.

Tom Prunty is again sick with the
fluX.
Ernest Parker, who broke his leg
some time ago, is getting along splen-
didly.
We understand that four of Jake
Friends children are sick with scar
let fever.
Jack Kellier's threshing crew
threShed 1000 bushels Of wheat for
Mrs. Combs Of Perth Saturday.
The ladies missionary society of
the NJ. E. and Presbyterian churches
met with Mrs. Brown last Wednesday
and had a pleasant time.
The EpwOrth League elected OIL.
GERS last Tuesday evening. o. Meder
was again chosen president and very
few changes were made in the other
Offices.
Charley Freeman met with quite a
serious accident last Saturday. He
was in header barge and it started
to upset. Charley jumped, breaking
his leg. DR.. Splitter, of Wellington,
was called to dress the wound.
Last Sunday evening after church
George Stayton'S team became fright
ened and ran away. The buggy up-
set, throwing the occupants out, but
nobody was hurt. The horses ran
into Il barbed wire fence, cutting
them pretty bad.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-07-20

Unless Mr.. Pullman says nay, the
knights Of Labor will tie up the cOun-
try. This is putting the fate Of the
country into the hands of man for
whom the country has absolutely no
use.-Wichita Eagle.
If the country has no use for Mr..
Pullman, then why in thunder did it
produce him? He is magnificent
specimen CT the capitalist-and his
employees are a typical berd Of the
common cattle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
G1trnpn, aetn4ttae, L. Ottn1er 1894.

Sabre nacb chamber ausgefGbrt, miro man
fetnen &orlipurm me6r auf benz @etreioe1
boben fin6en. S6er man berferti9t itb einen
8ebGIter ober 8aiten, ettpa bon bet @r0be
elmer flacben WauSz ober &attenfaue, 6eiien
8o6en rno unter l%ImItdnoen au6 feline
8Gn6e berort bur9lodt 1tnb, boB Die Safer
6iuDurcbtrie4en f0nnen. Dieler 8ebGlter
tpirb nit eber a%ngeteimtem WaiS ODER Sc
treble anseflilt, nocboem man bic &0rner
por9er nit ettpa5 feucbter Grbe (@arten9
eroe) gemii6t bat. Qluf bteie 98etie 9e7
fiiQte 8ebdlter pbne 9edeI felt man in
entipre6enber Nn5abL uno in gemtller @nt1
fernuug BON etnna1ber auf 6aS bon &Gfern
befaQene @etreibe, porauf li9 Oieie in Die
8ebGlter beseben un0 unter ibrem Slt6alt
ftchs mobl ietn laiieu; GUT SDDtung oer
Safer eutleert man Die 8cbGlter bon 3eit
git 3eit unb fiQt iie barouf Dicber. Der
8oocn bet 8ebGlter mtrb am einfa6iten
aus 0robtneb ODER &upferblecb ber9eite1t /;
feimenben Wfai5 p6er feimenbes @etreibe
fam man iid, iDenn es ni9t bereitS sur
@erfiioung itebt, Ieicbt OaOureb peri6affen,
baB MAJ Die betr. &ornfrubt einise Sage
an einem mGBig tparmen DIT spiiben
nailen SI6ern aIfbetDabrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Oas 8ei5eu oes SaatpeiSens.

go 6aS 9tuftreten 6es 8ranoeS BEL Beiz
sen III oielem Sabr tuo6rgenommen tporoen
1T, loute nicbt uubeacbtet g%elaiien !Ueroen,
baB es, I'M bic 8ranbfeime uni6dblt4 su
ma6en, tein anberes Wtittel giebt, ais Die
Sebanolung Der Saat nit elmer Betse,
iuelcbe bic &eimfGGigfeit BET Sporen per7
ni6tet, obne SEN @etreibefDrnern ielbit su
l6aoen, unb fernt man leit lGngerer Belt
Die giinifi9en gSirfungen 0eS 8ei5ens, nas
mentlt6 nit &upferpitriol Doer Gatf. NQ>
genteiu uerlpenbete man friiDer 5 Bfb. Sup
ferpitriol CSlauiteirD aUf l Some 8et5en.
SIN nelterer l3eit ftnb inoeiien 8erillcbe
barber aIt9eitclt tporoen, D6 0urcb Ser
menoung unn0tbi9 GROCER Wten9en SUPPER
pitrtol Die &eirtz un0 @rtra9stGbtgfeit De5
Wet3enS 6eeinfuBt tper6en fam, ul1b iDelcbe
8erluIte oarGuS entlteGea, 1otDte %ferter, oh
Hlio IN peleDer @eiic Elm lGngereS 2iegen>
lalien beS gebei5ten SaatguteS Dor Der Gin
iaat oemieIben i6Golt6 lei. 9teie Ser
lllcbe 50ben ergeben, DaB es it9
empfteDlt, weun mD9lt6 sum 8ei5en
nit &rpferbitriol l1ur Sen unDerleB>
ten 6an6oruldDei5en 3u 6enuben, ipeil MIR
oieicr bel elmer @abe BON 5 8fo. SUPPER
Uttttpl WI = Sptt SCEl3CIt Wv ISttH%CsttHt~
unb Gntipifelun9sfdbiSfett nicbt beeinz
trd9ti8t tpirO. 0a iib jcOO9 Die 0ur9z
fitDrung Oieier SOrberun8 beim b~eutigen
Birt6i6aftSbetrieb nur 9an3 D~crein5elt err
ut09Iicben laiIen toir0, 10 lit BEL Der foum
81 umgcbenoen N~nlpenbung BON Mai9iz
acknowledgement gut Saat 81 ratben, MIR 3
4funb &upferpitriol auf l Some Bei5el1
3unt 8et3en all DertDenben, Sut1dI lib Dlele
Wtenge in Der graTis bel rihtt9er Qtnpen>
oung itetS ais 9eniigenb betudbrt bat.
Sin 6aupterforberniB lit eS iebocb, OaB
Bet Weisen 6eim 8eisen ni9t einfa1 angez
feu6tet wtrb, ionOern baB nal benielben
II bis Is StunOen lang eintpei6t unb bic
obenauf ibpimmerben 8ranbt0rner abb
i90pft, iowie enbLid, baB man baS gebei3te
Saatsut obne 8er3Ogerung, tuenn m0sItcb
innerbalb Der nd6lten "A Stun6cn, aus
ldet, ba baiiel6e bel ldn9crem Qlsgenbleiben
cine bon Sag su Sag itei9enoe GtnbuBe al
bet &eimfabigteit erleibet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Der idwarse Kornwurm.

0a fi9 pie auid6rlib bte Trasen
in 8e3lg auf bic 8ertil9ung be3tp.
Qtbmcbr bes i6marsen &ornmurms
(Calandra granaria au9 Sitophilus
ober CurcuIio granarius %benannt)
ein1te0erL 10 m0gen Die befonnten
WtitteI gegen bieien gefGbrIi3en S6GOling
Der &ornbooen bier g Lag ftnoen: SIN olz
9emeinen lit nor aQem 0aralf ~htn5uDetlen,
oaB itets, belon6ers bor Der Grnte, cine
9riinoLi9c 0urcbliftung ber @etreibeb0ben
Die critic 8eotn9ung 3ur Sernbaltung oes
&GferS 1T, baB aue SuSen uno &tben, in
Die ii6 0erielbe Derfrtecben fam, nit etnem
nit GarbollGure nerieBten &alfe tii9tig
aus3ultrei6eu limb. 9tu5 ioa niemals all
teS @ctrei0c lle9en bleiben, penn lteleS auf
bas Eager gebra6t nirb. gfeben itarfem
2iften laiie man beim l1mibaufeln etnige
feline @etreiOebaufen unberiibrt, 6ie &Gfer
berfriedbcn iih in Dieielben. .ga6 eintger
a3eit tperoen bic @etreibebauf9en ins @ai>
fer eetporfen. Die itntenben &0rner Iino
gelunb unb fonnen benuBt tperben, Die an
bern merben bernibtet unb nit i6nen bic
8etpobner, oie9arnen oeS&Gfers. Sn GLteren
&iefernbeitGnben, le6o6 au9 in iiirlgeren,
e1tlteben dlliGDrli3 iogen. SarSgallen, alt9
8ogelfien 9enanut, tpona6 Die 8dunte na6
ltnb nacb oiirre tperOen. Gon 6teien gefGuten
!&iefern>8Qumen nimmt man 6te &ten>
iteDen 6crals, ldBt Die GL0ppeL flar lpalten
ltno auf benz @etreibe6o6en Dertbetlt aus
breiten, tbeils anf Die @etreibebaufen legen,
tbeils rings um bic 6aufen, bauptiabLt6
aber all oeF @anpen enttang. SIT Dies etnige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Notwithstanding 8eiIase
Der
Juinois Staats=5eitune.

Die Ser &ebaftiOn ser v9 a nbtptr b
6aftIi6en 8eiIage" bon allen
Geiten 3ugebenoen 3uihriften, in 6enen
@ritere riidboltloie Qlnertennung fir ibr
ernites 8eftreben, 6as 8latt fit beIen
QeIerfrets 10 lehrreicb aLs m0gLi3 urb
3u einem 3uOerldiit9en st atbseber 81
geitaItcu, ausgeiprOdcn miro, iino fir unS
iebr i1mei4eI6aIt, bod gum OoIIfGnz
btgen @elingen bss euten MerfeS be6iir@
fen mir Ser freut6Iicben 11ntertIbunG aQer
prattiihen Sarnter, 8iebsibter, SbitgGrtz
ner, Suffer II. /. ~, ntcbt nur tn1oTern,
bag ite auf bas @ocbcnblatt Ser vSuinots
Staatsz 3eitun9" ~abouniren, ionbern audi,
6aB tie bon Der @~inricbtung 0es vSprccb7
iaales" un6 6eS v8rieffaitenS" fleiBig Sc
branb mabeu, ia68emdB ~beGanbeltc Qlrz
tifel iiber bie Deribie6eneu 3ueige ber
Qan6z unO SORT @irtblbaft uns sur Ser
6fientIicbun9 iiberlenben, Die mir 0a, mo
eS nGtbi9 lit, germ in cine paIienoe Sorm
iir BEN Druid bringen. 9tuh ioate ni@t
pergeilen iper6en, 6aB bie v8etlage". ongee
iicbts ibrer rieiigen 8erbreitun8 unter Der
Oeutiben IanOtuirt1icbaftIiden unb au9
inOuitrisQen 8eO0lteruns bieies 9anOes
iitb por5iigLi9 sum 2lnsei9ezW iebium fir
ale iOL9e eiSnet, iOeIcbc ELECTROMAGNETIC,
3u6tt9iere, 2GnOereien, 8robutte II. |. 10.
gu Derfaufen baben unb i6nea &Gufer gu
iinben wiini9en. 9ieie &atbidldge gu
befOIgen liegt int eigenen Sntereiie unierer
Qeier.
Q(Qe fir sic 8eiLage beitimmten Wits
t~geiIu1gen un6 Nnfrasen fin6 sl ribten an
Qn6reas @ m 0 n,
9te6afteur Der v&auotutrtbibaftGt9en 8etz
Iage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

@o[t 20-25 gfun6 09o6rung sur Ser
figung bat. Die npb p%orbanoenen 8orz
rdt6e i6abt man BET Ser 9teoiiion ungefd9r
ab.
q @te ion gefiittert iper6en i? = SIN Sen
6efannten8lebe unbSbon9efGBen, Sic man
anT's Spunblo6 iMtelt, ODER mittelit Sla7
Iben (getpDDnlt6e 8etnflai6en), Sic man
umgeitiirat in b0%l5ernen oOer blebernen
TrD9lein, 3niiben 0~laSfeniter unb SbIre
felt. 3tpei Slai6cn Daben 6ann beq1em
Blab lit nocb mebr &aum ba, 10 leert elm
8olf aucb 4 Slai6en iibernabt.
d. @ann foil gefiittert tperben ? = Sour
QbenbS, na4bem bte 8ienen ben Slug ein7
9eitelt baben, So8siber fam man sic
S(aiben berausnebmelt, nm ie nte6cr 5u
%fitllen. Sin un3eitgemGBeS Sittter1 crSeugt
lei9t 8dubsret unb Die seb0rt ii6er ni3t
5u ben Nnnebmlidfeiten bes S1nferlebens.
Sn ben meiiten 8ienenbIcbern uno aub
in ben monatGiden Qnpeiiungen Der Ta6z
bldtter betBt eS: ul3ei9t iicb Bel BEN 80[7
tern 2uftnotb, 10 iube man benlelben fril3e
2uft 3uSufiibren; feblt eS an Mailcr I'M
Stod, 10 reicbe man Dem 6iiriten6en 8plfe
Die Grdntflai6e."
0aS ldBt itcb nun ia bei6eS macben, aber
in bel1 meilteH SGlen fpmmt oiele 6iilfe
retcblicb lpGt benn ipeltn iicb BET 80lfern
bd5 8erlangen 11a6 me6r Suit ober na3
8aI1er in elmer oem 8flcger ertennboren
Weiie GuBert, bat Der ltmitano, baB baS
einc o6er oaS anoere berett5 cine 3ettlang
feblte, metitenS l6on etnen abnDrmen 3M>
ltan6 er5eu9t Oer ntbt mebr seltattet, DaB
bic 8ienen nit m0slibit gerineem 8erlufte
aus benz @inter fommel1. 2eBtere5 muB
mum aber itetS bas Saupt3ieL 1ein ut1b blei>
ben, oas Bet umii6tige 8ienenpater an5u>
Itreben bat, Sulnal, ipent CT aus eigener
@rfabrun9 tpeiB, lDte Dortbetl6aft it6 ein
8olf I'M Srubiabr entDtGelt, bas Dbne iegz
libe StDrullg ietneS Sc unobcitS5 uitanDeS
unb nur nit benz gertn9en 8erluft Der ab>
geltorbenen, alterSl6wa9eu 8tenen Die
ntnterli9en @efabren ltbertDunoen bat.
lin iolh einc 9~initige 9urbiDi1terun8
3u e~rno9licbeu, lit auf Die g~Initiee QStrz
fuag b%in5umeiieni tpel6e Die @infiitterung
bon 4 bis 5 Yfo. 3uGerl0lung pr. Soft,
@n0e September ober Qtnfang Stto6er
9ereicbt, Derporbringt. OaS in bicier
Suttermenge entbaItene Mailer reibt mel
items bis Ufitte Sanuar aus. 0ian bat
aber mebria9 bemerft, 0aB UNI biele Belt,
menn eS pieoer b%eginnt, fib I'M Stode III
regelt, BEL Dielen 80Ifern, beionbcrs bel
benen in 6oIsfalten, ii9 Elm groBes Ser
lan9en na9 Teucbtigfeit einiteIt, tpel1eS
ba0urcb befriebi9t iDirb, baB man nab
einem eriten 9lusflu8e Ober audi, uenn bic
ler 3u LANCE ouf iicb tparten ldBt, bel
einigermaBcn miloer @itterun9, bic innerc
Sette Der lebten QSabe nit 3uderpailer
fitat (6urbi6nittIi6 l GuarD, OaS met
items AM anoeren Mforgen berettS ms 8rut=
lager trauSportirt lit. 9ieie 0tenge 8aIier
bictet benz Golfe auf LANCE 3eit Gorratb
uno erbGlt eS in bolirdnoiger GuDe.
0as nun Sen Quftbebarf Der 8ienen
betrifft, 10 beOba4tete man icbOn Dor einem
balben Weni9enaIter, oab bieienlgenSt0de
bic nibt DOuts luftOi6t lcDlolien, I'M beiten
Ourb ben Ntnter famen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Unfer 8ienenitano.
Rerbirepiiiou, Ginpiuterune uno Siitteruue.

LICLpllGptItOu &tHLDltttSIn ilS XIV tYutlEli@llSs
0urdb cine rationale @intpinterung leet
Der 8ii6nenSiid6ter ben @runb All ether
guten l1eberiptnterung. Der @%intptnterung
bat cine griinblide 9teDiiion ser St0de
Yno%ran3ugeben. $50 IS ntbt ibon 9eibeber
lit, 1tno isBt ungeidumt Sic 6ontgmaga3ine
ab5unebmen. Ser 8rutrarm mtrb banrl
lor9fdGti9 reDibirt; bic Nn3abl Waben,
melde Ben 8iuterlib Ser 8ienen bilben
iolen, ribtet lteb nacb Der 8oltSitGrfe; s
bis II Gereinstpaben 9%eniigen lit Der 9tegel
einem norma(en 8ienenboltc, ale iibrigsrt
8oben peroen eutferrt. Sn 8e3ug aui
bic Sitterung 1T an5uratben, rai6 un6
uaDeripeilt 81 %fiittern un6 swar in groBen
Bortioncn. Time is Money, au6 fur
ben Smfer, beionberS fir ben, Der cine
9roBe Qtn3abl St0de bat. 9urcb baS Slit
tern miro Die &0nigin Dob[ nod einmaI
gum Gierlegen 9erei5t, aber bos lit ia gut,
tpern no6 iun9er G~tac3uucbs fir ben Wtnz
ter erbritet iptro, ulb Su ieDr tann lie Die
@lerlage nicbt meDr auSbehnen, tDetn Die
Siitterung rai6 por ii6 sebt uno bic 3elen
nit 9onig 9efiiat tperben.
IS frG9t itb nun: mos, nie niel, tpte
uto tpol1n lou gefittert tperben ?
AZ 8as ioaen ptr fittern ? = 6onis,
tit baS naturgemdBelte Sutter fir bic 8ies
men, 100 aber tuenig o6er gar fetner Dor5
banOen lift, sreift man gum !3uferlbrup,
ben man fol9enOerlnaBen berettet: 4 Quart
8alier un6 IA Bfunb @riitall3uder per6en
sefocbt, bis 5um NufmaQen, banr ab9e@
i9aumt ul6 Johann nit 81 8funb
Soni9 Dermenst 6ur6 0ebtereS perbinbert
man bas ~GTiitauiiirem 6es Sprups.
b. Bte biel ioa elm Stod sefittert
iuer6sn {? 9ie nod o~Orbanbenen gOrrGtbe
miliien 6erart eraGnst merben. baR .ie6es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Die Qnwenoun9 Don Superpbo:
plat.

Trii6er nei9te man 3t Ser Nn1tdbt, baB
Sic na1ierl0sLi6e YbospDpriG ure nllr aui
mtloem 2ebn1> uno pertparbten 800en nit
Grfolg angeipanbt tper6en tonne, name1tz
lib 9laubte man, oaB arf Sanos tpie aui
Woorbobcn Die 9iingun1 nit SuperpboSs
p6at unrentabcl iein iDilroe. 0o6 lit 6enl
nibt 10. 9iingungSperil3e 9erabe III ben
lebten fiinf Sabren baben ben 8epeis ge7
~Iiefert, baB auf Sanoboben au6 Super5
p1oSpbat Nntpenoung ftnben fam, lobalo
oerlelbe 6urcb Wfer9eln oocr &alten falt>
baltiger gegen friiber geporben unb penn
bur6 3ufiibrung p0n Gorferoe sic ma1ierz
b~altenoe &raft IN benz loderen Sanogefitqe
uerntebrt tporoen iit.
Gbenio bat alf Wfoor6omm &lltllrc11
SuperpboSpbat &or3ii9lthes 9eletitct; es
banbelt ii9 alcb BORT nur borum, 6aB Die
auf ben Moorboben auf9efiibrte Sanbs
l6i6t au1 fobleniauren &aLf entbGlt.
gtatirli6 etgnen iib ale brainirten un6 gc>
falften 3bonz unO &ebmbOben 9ons be1onz
oer5 fir bic Nntpenoung BON Superpbosz
plat, ipGbreno lolpobI eilenbaltiee Moorz
b0Oen (ioIcbe nit Galsneiienitein) ODER fart
eiicnbalttge 2ebm> unb Ibonb06en Die
@irfllng 6er moiierlOsltben 8bosp6orz
idure nicbt in benz WaoBe CUR @eltuns fomz
nten laiien, nie es bom GentabilttGtsz
Stan6puntt erpini9t eri6eint.
0ieie miiien, penn Der @run6ipa1ierz
itanb bort etn flacDer lit, 3und6lt brainirt,
i'm llebrigen aber burcb GImabli9 .geitei7
gertes ttefes Bfliigen, name1tlicb Dor Sad
frI3tcn, uno frGftigeS 0ur6falfen nit
4ebtaIt tbdtiger 9emacbt unb BON f6Gb=
It6en Sduren unO @tlenuerbtnbungen be-
freit perben. Damn AUDI lit auf ibnen eiue
ntbt 81 itarte 9in9un8 nit malierL0slider
P9ospDorldure an8e3et8t.
90 LANCE lolcbes ntcbt 9ei9eben 1T, e1tz
pfteblt ii9 auf Sen foItarmen Sanbz unb
SbonbO6en, tpenn es it3 um :3ufibrung
BON Stiditoff unb 8bOspbOridurc baubelt,
me6r Die OInsunS nit entfettetem ober
sebdmpftem &nohenmebl ober 8eruz
@uanO un6, no mir cine 0insung nit
Bbospboridure ge9sben 'perben iou;, cine
9iin9ung nit entletmtem &nobenmebl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
8ddertifd.

8ert6t beS QGerbau=S tattfis
iiir ben WOnat September.
8eri9t beS Spe3iala9enten Gbas. st.
Dodge iiber: III ncuIttntrte 8atz
faiern in eeR 0ereinieten Staaten".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

445. 8oQen Sic mir gefGui9it NIT
t9eilen, pte man SIBtartOffeIn aufbez
tnnhrt 9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

= Gin feltenes @eipanm fonnte man
unldns1t auf Sen Simmlineer Bergen in
8aiern beoba9ten. 0ort waren ndmlih
Elm Wann uno cine 6rau bor elmer @sge
seipannt, tpGbrcr1o cine atueite SrauenS=
perlpn bus @eratbe 6irigtrte.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-03-23
no FLAvIUs j. TAnon-NorIcE.


Whereas on the 9th dny of December.
1892 Mt .he term of the December court of
Tazowell county, Virginin, II. Britain,
Treasurer of Tazewell county. virginia,
sold certain tract of land, situate in the
county of Tnzcwcll State OF Virginia. ON
Mud Fork, northeast If miles, containing
forty-fivc acres, na delinquent for non-pay-
ment of taxes assessed thereon ngainst
and in the name of Flnvus j. Tabor, and
whorens ut said salc Nj. II, Burger became
the purchaser thereof Mt the price of 81 40
and, wherens tho undersigned desires TO
Obtain deed ~ said land from the Clerk
of the County Court of Tnzowell, and
whereas nm affidavit Inns been filed in the
Clerks Office of tho County Court of Taze-
well county that tho snid Playius j. Tabor
Is not resident of this State, he IN there
fore notified that shall on tho 18th day
of April. 1891, Mt tho Office of tho county
surveyor of Tnzewell county, Virginia,
cnusc or move j. II. Wingo, surveyor of
said TaZewell county, to mako report to
said court of the county of Tnzowell spooj-
flying metes and bounds of anid tract OF
land sold by Il. Britain, Treasurer Gs
aforesaid, the names of tho owners of nd /.
joining lands or lots, and to give such
further description of tho said lands as
will identify it. This notice is given uu-
der and in pursuance of the requirements
of Soc. G54, Code of Yirginig, 1887, as
amended by M act passed February 28,
1880 (Aots 18H9-90) pnge LOT.
BY NJ. II. BURGER, purchaser.
March 0, 1894.