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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
The Me,ico-GuatemaIa Affair.

The impending trouble between
Mexico and Guatemala grows out of
q boundary dispute, and before it is
ended, unless the good officers OF the
United States or some other means
bring about an adjudication of the
difficulties, it may assume such a Sc
rious aspect as to involve the whole
Of Central America and possibly
Spain. In the southeastern part of
Mexico, in the tier of Pacific states
and adjoining Guatemala, is the state
Of Chiapas. 1t is a comparatively
undeveloped section, rich in miner
ais and timber, with productive ag-
ricultural land in the bottoms. In
its eastern portion it is watered by
several streams, the principal one be-
ing the Usumancita river. The
country on either side of the river
contains much valuable timber, as
well as agricultural land, and it is
this favored, though undeveloped,
section over which Mexico and Guat-
emala have been quarreling for
number of years. Four or five COM
missions have been named jointly by
the two countries. but their work has
never been satisfactory. The last
commission fixed a boundary line
nearly parallel with the river, al
though in the twistings of that
stream the waters of the Usumancita
would in some places be in Guate-
mala, and in others in Mexico. This
boundary was satisfactory to Mexico
but it did not suit Guatemala. In
fact, Guatemala insisted that the line
gave Mexico large slice of Guate-
malan territory. and the congress of
fiery little Central American repub-
lie refused to ratify the decision Of
the commission. Then some Next
cans located in the disputed terri
tory, established timber camps and
began to fell trees. The Guatema-
lans raided the camps, destroyed
them and compelled the Mexicans to
abandon further operations. Mexico
demanded suitable reparation and in
demnity, out instead Of complying
with the demand Guatemala has been
steadily preparing for war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

NOTABLE only for mediocrity and
a success only at office holding is the
Chicago Tribune's summing up of
Shelby NJ. Cullom. And the Chicago
Tribune, as the Springfield Register
observes. is the prophet and apostle
of the republican party in Illinois!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
Want. HI. Contrlbuston R.ek.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2S.-Walter j.
Hasse, who was discharged from tho
auditor generals Office Dec. I, after two
years service, has sued Auditor General
Turner and States Accountant Tomp-
kins to recover 60 which he contributed
to tho campaign fund last fall. Hassc
says he made the contribution with the
undcrstan ling that he was to retain his
job during the coming two years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
Senator Hill as . Banques.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-senator Hill ad-
dressed the Democratic club at its annual
banquet. His speech was the feature of
the occasion and was a plea for legisla-
ton that would remedy the known evil
the deficit In the treasury. He declared
that 1t was an outrage that the president
should plead in vain for necessary legisla-
ton, which was withheld because certain
men in the party-the silver men-in-
sisted that it should be coupled with q
surrender to their ideas. He said: mo
hostility to the present administration,
no political! grievances and no fractional
differences should DO permitted to rctari
immediate legislation SO indispensable at
this time for the maintenance of the credit
and honor of the government"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

ST. LOUIS, Jan. .s.-At asmeetins Of the
st. Louis Medical society Dr.. Paul Paquin,
a local practitioner, read an important pa.
per outlining his experiments with horse
blood serum for the cure of consumption.
According to the doctor his experiments
showed that the serum may be rendered
antagonistic to tuberculosis in the hu-
man system. A number OF patients who
had been treated and. rs claimed, cured,
by the doctor were present ut the meeting
and were subjected to critical examina-
finn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
"Royal Baby" Rye WHISKY

Il RYE - b . Rye" naturally ripened and
free IRON al foreign favor and adulssranss. gusf
anteed pare a,a over eleven years u age, recon
msnded to the connoieseur q . nefitofious axsi-
Gle worthy Of the confidence Of invalids. couva
iescsnts and the aged. See hat our name b
blown In bottle. S1.@ per guam bottle.
s.ROYAL RUBY" Port WINE
pure. old and mellow, therefore bsst sdapeed fos
invalids. convsleecenta and tie aged. 1t Restores
oss vitality, creates strength and spSstite builds
sp the weak and debslitated. Quarts. u. nnts,
60 cent?. Pus up on honor ani guaranteed ~
ROYAL WINE. co, Chicaso.
For sale q HarpR uooss Pharmacy. md b
WiuaA C7onAenin. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

GILMORE, O., Jan. ga fire which was
started by o gasoline explosion in the
kitchen Of the American hotel ut 7:3C
o'clock last evening has destroyed the
principal part of the business portion OF
this town and at least two lives have beer
lOst-Maggie Flynn and Mary O. Mallcy
They were forced to jump from second
story windows. Miss O'Malley cannot
live, while Miss Flynn was SO badly hurt
that she probably will die.
Seventeen buildings were destroyed
five being dwellings, and Toledo sent hel I
to fight the fire. Loss is not yet esti
mated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan. 2s.-Employcs of
the Northern Pacific road are wrought mp
over a circular issued by the general man.
ager Of the road, which orders that no EN-.
ploye shall engage in other business in
connection with his position, or be inter-
ested. directly or indirectly, in any in
dustry which would occupy any portion
of his time or divert attention from his
railroad duties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
THEIR PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE

Only I've States @sve let DeteFnanoa
Upon . Candidate.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 28-Tke Commercial
Gazette prints two pages Of preferences
for the next Republican nomination for
president from Representative Repub-
licans all over the country and especially
from Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky, West Vir-
ginia, New York and Warrington City.
In Its summary it says: Ohio Is for No
Kinley and Indiana for ex-President Ben
jamin Harrisn. New York hardly knows
where she standA West Virginia seems
to be for the best man At the national
capital the preponderance Of sentiment ap-
pears to be for Tom Reed. Sporadically the
names Of Foraker, Eikins, Judge GOd and
Allison are mentioned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

Parks Tea is a great blood purifier
and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink
which moves the bowels without pain,
gripping or discomfort. Sold by Hartz
& Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 2S.-Dr. C. N. How.
tit, who sometime ago declared q prevail.
ing disease in hogs to be erysipelas, has
developed cultures of the disease and they
prove to be similar to the human erysirelae
baccilli. The national bureau Of industry
agrees with the doctor. The disease Is
common in hogs in Europe, but this 10 the
first time 1t has beeen identified here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

From the report Of . missionary to
Africa:
my congregation refuse to give up
cannibalism, but have succeeded in so
far improving their tastes that they now
eat with knives and forks. "-Reading
(Pa) Telegram.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
MONDAY. JANUARY 20, 1895.

The Gestites are again doing bust
ness on the quiet. and the Union is
speechless on the subject. Bot the
Union will speak when it is told to.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28
Hoods Cures
BANKH.

THE MOLINE
STATE SAVINGS BANK,
MOLINE, ILL.,, Office Corner
Fifteenth St. and Third Ave.
CAPITAL SIoo.ooo.oo.
surcee's the Moline Savings Bank
Organized 1861
4 Per Cent Interest
Paid on Deposits.
Organized under State avs.
Open from n. m. IN p. m and
"Wednesday and Saturday nights from
IOFFIcERs:
PORTER SKINNER, President
HIRAM DARLING, Vice President
c F HHNENwAY, Cashier
TRUSTEES:
PORTER SKINNER, HIRAM DARLING,
H II AINswoRru, GEO EDWARDS,
CT HEMENwAY, C ROSE,
| CIR AINswoRTH, w Il Adams,
W w WELLS.
Western Investments
GUARANTEED
REAL ESTATE LOANS
made for privst. parties in the eardsn
spot of the west By the
Orchard State Bank
Of ORCHARD, NEBRAeKA.
=. ". DAn4, President.
Is. DAFT Cashier.
| REFERENCE.
Anche1l 3 Lynde, Baoken.
}. 9. Robinson, Csehier ROCK Island. Nat:ona,
| jsrk.
Terry DR,t's Cons, Wholesale Gro eTs.
| Correspondence solicitad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

z L. Marsto,, NJ. D.
ONCE over Hartz q UIlemsycr's drug store.
Residence 732 Twenty fourth street. Once
telephone 1857. Residence telephone 1894.
Once hours to II m and to and to 9 m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-28

DAILY. praliy exceps SUNDAY. ft3olng north.
$0oin9 South and east. No. 10 runs between
Cedar Rapids and West Liberty.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
WtptiIf NorpbramoSforite

Sra 9orSre sturoal I @aloers Ifris
oes ben 25oe 9on.: Sat til isaar g..
2 bleu Der paa Saubelsmaro SaralI
Glars 5orretninsssaaro. font er leieI
al Irne aisritao, Npaaaro (Siprtelp)
iorisst SlospaaiGttelie, Der let funo,
ia bapt ftj9bneiuunsre Splscr. {
8ielberen lise unoer Sutifen families
bl. q. 2 Granddaughter, bpOrai rem eli
bar umtrent inlo Os ben anOen balp.
9aaien paa &jeloeren bar bruot op DC
aranernr paa bcsse SDnoer ffruet o.,
iaa SnobUloet al Sguoerne bar runocl
neo paa Gulpet. S ai9loeren ~iauotes
isorist intet auoet brenobart Stoi enb
2 Soro. s 8auten af Ssrsn bar on.
taselis Sloeu puaiat. Com man laa ,
i'm bebite sgun isaar Scat. paaonete
sfar's Mtur al en- siennemtrangeno
Sarafinlu9t. SUN falote paa Spnnel
% ia, at Der iitfert par roset galt paos
fRrbe. Ssnnen up. men tuube int,
mistanfelist opoase / gutiten fsrIt
oa ban fum til SiGlceren, iaa ban bpal
Der bar p~aaierbe. S al Sait fog ban
2 Better Sanb inc / Slpbaust, buurpao
ban itauste 9gren. 9eite siuroe ben
gnifebe 9irfnins: ganboampen fpallc
Slpen. S Spsuiusen laa G 9erionet.
nemlis Sr. Star meo Setient, Mur p5
9ieneitsp,se, FAINT Sneofer 3crsruo Or
Ssn. Soas bar Gems manOen % graut.
fpriifriussieIitabet "@eita"s asent 81.
6. &. 5rpoeuluno pptaset 5prtegneI.
Ter ucer Snretebulbninseg. 9e ton
iii bet Reiultat, at benne laust over.
ites Gsiurauceiummeu, 60OO ar., bpol.
for mulis Rlstaute mob Sr. Star er
bOrtiulot. Suiet er asiureret i ben al,
minbelise Sranofasis. 5ag prcr sfu
ben bulbes ioas.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
B. N. DEBORAH. IOWA

SEQ Ian notnle ON SpmaItiuen "0uspcp
;en, al eet life er ousrOreuent, bSao be-
lfaart Gnpstasln9crue for ben. Sen er min
IA 9oo lonl io8en 30 Dollars Nla,tirs
ollie, MINI WV"
Mtin gttHIrg en Gpmniineu "Spspeu.
acn' g, at oet | rntucr ScuiecnSe or ioo
700, ION man Ian gHite Tia en- wniiins
Sgaaicn 9lsv S2,15. ssusnit Sobn;nm.
Sni'S,tlnrH 'SuSrtnusn. q iout lea mrst,,
Mfal Ntaaaeo. or Vver al .snrnrnS muS'o9
la1eI laa SOB, ON tile beore cuo 70 az ~ ~
oo Dollars Maiitrer, iom garnteruc rs;;s,
sa ~ ,rlssr. 6rasier bar 90 Gents.
&c" Ssnton, Sine Grove, @,broT1
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

let er IN en- 9iaaueb, iiren irs riog,.i
Srmalttncu "9uspenuen," % Vi haE p.' ~,
Den. aRin Suitru flyer, at ben arbei0.! ~
mrrtet, pg oi er pc.iIIireos meo Den. 0.s
SD sipert =. Slaa, apere''"''
u. 3at.
SpWai linen "0uspeunen," ioul is9 eESp,,'
loTI FrGmIe me0 "2eeoratsY oiien1 -
Tan le9 trNgt dnbciale. Sfaglcn 60 esrGi'
9ars. e. Gtafnep, Gbippst0a QUIZ
VI .scouiin.
Srn w~oota9ae Spmaltine "nrspeurM 4
ode Moaeer til Dor SilireoSheo, bporlp' :,
Ian allbeiale ocu til Wlc. glt SER. :,
Srrarbeiee er mutt iororbeioet % inillI.,
leret' Zen er en- l.rpo for ct Sns. uIag''
~ Vents. ". Sarfous Clinton, SSW~
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

oriue big oai ira 2anoipiiet Bit. 81
9sricm bu bare funo. ltpe fauI u NOT iii
at faa iOrtoft mig. buor uiel ies urret
mob big 10, 90 Ter iant Bill neo
% grab Tom ct Barn.
3 bet Canine bsspnote ben 9ssnoe
at iartaiere isjsn: "3st faar llfe bialps
- M er ies pua ret Del. - Der er
Sptten beres, Der - ret irem -"
0srnteo Joni bans Soueb bpbsre nsb
Tuosn. San par bso.
% bet eneite. iom paa lang 9io
a'broo etilbeben | Ipbpsserbptten be,
rbe paa ben pbe Irairie. bar be to
Mrnos grano - os 8inbens SD'
uoenfor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

en- orrer, ialee en- Tame al 2aih'r'
iomilien til bom: "gtu, RonItgHelr,
mao &c prre lpbis % flint til ct lars!"
griuien iuareoe niuorlis: A0st CT Tile
~ifiert. @ama flyer altib Sci, men
iaa iiaer gapa altIo ia, % eesrosn bat
ies min eseu Billie, bet bliper til'nrl'
men ire!" aarersn baobe Inlet let ar'
beibe meo grinien. os a%eiierinoen uo'
talte i~ortpilet: '9st er umuIigt at OPP
BRACE bette Barn foruuiti9!" I'll alt
Selo for 9rinien fom ban iioen, oa
bans Sporaselie itutoe ta8e en- mills
ter Getuins. / SrnSerue paa General
S~rpsiaro. Tom eauIte ~behanolros BAN
eiter militere Jteeler uoen at taale
urseniombelit Su~oblanoing Of andre.
aeiiersn bar fog NOT til at inoie gtsos
r~enbisheoen Of benne freng: Sfole.
Ren bans fabsrtise Gmbeo blep oIts
itillet paa en- baaro Srsue. Seo Ell
feittis stnleonins bBrte ban SrinI'r
fise: Seq oil bli Der; men ban CIR
mig life 2pp". Seiiersn bpiifebe bam
/ gret: "gip mig bin Sappe. Seq
! FILTER ben | Safien, % ba on life fan
/ aaa bort uoen &appe, iaa pinoer oll
2io." - "3et nptter itte", iuarsos
9rinien ffpufenoe; LEG bar fOr'sst bet
ersnus fer, men Ran bapoe en- nnoen
ueO Saanben". ga o,uue frrstel'9s
'Sun", bet uif iise General 5rOs arb,
mar '6erebe aiiteo meo fin Gleo.
8rinieu bar ct meset elIfpGro,gt %
iuteresiant Barn. San bauSe ute8ci
al Wooerens gano % me8et al 6aOs'
rens sOoe Sjerte. San Oroentlig tll'
bab fin Saoer ps ioretraf Fam altio iDr
Wooerer, Der bite fig altiOr itrenG.
Neaem BAN os Wuoercn tom bet aI'
brig til en- ristis Sortauelie, rs BET
pinl,se GOrtulo, ium berpep upitoo, be-
u9sebe oiituOf Brinien tit at Saa NJ
paa Guentpr | fierne 2anoe.
9iapoleon III blep aiiat eitsr gteSers
lasct pso Seoan ben lite September
1870. fcnes bcreiter ium 6an8e ii.
9pItlanb, men fiji peo 6rebsilutninSen
i 1871 fin Gribeo % rciite til gn9lano,
boor ban iorencoe fig meo i'm Gaunllic
/ Gbiielbuiet. Ser bsoe ban ben 90
Sauuar 1878. !Snus SDn 9uuis, q
line Eilbensere faloet IupuleOn ",
siennemsif WiliterIfolen @OOlip d.
% tos Gfsausseramen meo llemGrtelie.
s 1879 gil ban ium friuiais meo ct
enselIf Grtileriforps til 3nlulanoet %
ialbt fer / SUM- famine gar. San pa,
fsbt ben lobe STARTS 1856 ps bleu fac
lebes FIN libt posr 30 slar sammel. x
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

-sussenrsu., Tot Fmbs uTbuoct pei, err en- mpoerns bBarmet sRaItu: sr NOM
Houub.g Rpoel ior "New Home Spmn0nen ueo She5neie al alc eeuHcs sNs al
uSeIutfaie Of ole bus baartoe gmufab r. Ser CT til Naituens sube GscnNabr ic
mana. MT TurbGrtroer, ipm usorenbsuts raa gpre ben til en- sRaItne al fmfe SM.
On of be nNHe GoroIe pa ium r taet efr "New Home" WaitneH CT Ben an
oiur ct Positive Feed. itt Der life bebsres uusen 6lnr eaer Gpttn9 for at aa gpafMa
til at orbaoe Gn anoen teie TprbeortuL iom mart pi bhpe paal1pnuet al GaHE
Tom berpttr GumaIHuer, e feed, Der er iaakoes TO frneret at ben Tan hGoes % Ha
pb Sielp al N Tmpa Shortening, uoen at tpmme SerBreIe mMb the feed dog. 7a
same aPaase at rssnkre oenue Gta8s aRnftns pal pso Sirp al strae5 im tfE1H
the feed dog ii. the feed bar, bar Gnib meOfert Granddaughter tt oricm bet III Us
'foutaaet mO spust8bsN, uuoe the feed dog entsn ramns 6Or' sasr SasToen Of Iaa|
pIaoen eer peua poe the feed hipe uGrn
Ser er truat m@r Emtu ro 9pufrufionen Of "Susoenneny ps TIM Iahrdk II
beoHe Slaas er bemn anpenbt. 8puhrutionen CT fmpeL % Stpfcrre er fa acn
tpsgei8t tusasfoe os q bsoNe auatts; gPaHnen arbeior berfor let % uGfen A1aa
Naahbarrsu err runp, uso Gesathur'ece. adjustable bening) ahet mN St.
bullet etmr mere euo uniubsG9 SNobarmn, % bpurueo Gaatebaren bNpr tnHG tit
lrugere 5o at artabe ubeu Ollie uou at IOes. Gdar SmHcu saar fobi GuMr y
9jcuuem 9oren r SuGtraaban Hap tohht ggf at ben aDis tan brGHrs. gaInn
tGber "a ip. babe gors p8 ueorc Sraar, % arbdoer automatic uou SMNpn til
er 1pGrt Nrbso.
"Susprueu" brger oobbet 9raao % IaUer lock stitch. Sen roe Sranb fore na
fra Spotu, upen at rGbes sRnnem ct eMr Here Sunr fer ben umr NuueVnt S%an
traber fig e; ben hn nGOes igRsfe % rkt at fOrtaa. IaaIsa er selfaing c3a
auda life iGtes teLagtI
@s0 bprt ehna raths beaae graa0s ff iaHmsn % mites aRINten al St y
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

@'oiie ilaa, islu on ies Iasoe gret op IT
ben. Seq bauoe prpuet ale ileuote Mloler
men life ct eueite ct al benz sao mig pel
a[leyriuseitc SInoring. Sea i'll 9r. 3oOrs.
Sehanelins. % inosu s ll3er be9paSte mn
SprieI at blive beors, o. MI Tan lea bpr,
~alminosli3 Gale tOerS ouer ct grrclie. Sec
Tan here en- Sloite laa / bet tlftsoeuot
SGrelie paa 80 6Ots afituuo. Seq tror, q
ies er iuIoit9nois ~turerst, % at min SgrisI
,sr permanent sienstuet mis.-Gouiu Cole,
man, Yiaisc, 8anias.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20
SSrit.

vi henlco. ipscislt 81
mrrtiombecen paa folgeuo
mGiteliae gst.Griul:
3 manage sIGr LED ies c
Gatarrh, iom uoeIasos Qg,
ieler, % % aar bar les fac
ogp, at lea life funoe bpre e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

Stinsene glores oerUeo fulpeuot,
fat % iuIoitRnNig ems pna bea9s
Sioer al 3siet. @taItinen er for.
ipuet mso ct LOFT Saauoblul yoor.
pso man peb $JaIp al en- Sptme.
iirue fan itanoic YtuItinerIet, meccns
Spolen iplpes. Gen bar Ell hG.
grut, iom Ss9uinseu uiisr, buiIiet
siuer goo 9laos peo Spiets Saano.
terinG uNen at siue ben ct ,luuiet
uoieeuoe. 2en bar osrurIt en-
automatic SpuIc 8inoer Cbobbln
winder). Der CT iaa filter % paa'
Iioelts / lin &irfeu, at en- buarIis
buuSet Spols oil bore en- linn.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

gaeoieiner Tor s @aansssrs s~sbaneIins
cratic,
Sor at beiieuotsIOse oeure Sebauoliuas.
maacs os bsplis peo SprtrpobeIieu al Ell.
hper EpIul, at ben er Ell litter Sur Tor 9pp.
beo, &aiarrt, Sals. oS gunseipsoonme. oil
Iea gratis ieuoe iilfratfeIis gisoiciu iur en-
3 Maaueoers Sebanolius. - Strip til: q.
8. gRpore, ". .. Cincinnati, Q. 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

'Srsosnnsn' fer sot nh, cs r elegant norI mo SenIpn ill ErGdrbeSe ten"
gRaThnoeens. gtuNiuus 5pofDfs s net let bannbHrit o. iSefbbeNe af eubcrtaS
6orbeOrtn9 paa bette Omraaoe Set uuumos ira &c Of bebfe SefaHenbeo p3 tm:
torr6aoet 9atrtn8cn ps uoimptuinsn CT of fbfe Rane Spushuist % uIs"
bahe Gle tIafmu r tnutt port % ufsbphtesos bpuuo be fuar ct net S taf
imof uoteeHos sr9matriaet e enru Black Walnu. sler antique Oak, ehr sW@
mec french Walnut Panels % rtt fcrpuet ucb Nickel Trimmings Scrbsue a dE'
az oehprrst& G, 'anreniat Of 7 forteute Gag boprueo man bar ppuaat fsrr: SHs
% tor1'HOret at kraet tan TGa fig @uihnus 6mRpnc cr iorpuet uo plated castor
S@r%ee Saatappe ho&r Grbbrit % the teadle plate, bplist 9nt at gd N'
aroaeer nf9t lethre emo eMrs er 9uialoe. Sen bar be oueieuetc % F:t
Attachments for GtmtnorGs Us fin fancy eBnL @n upfsrus SufruitpnS'cS nIf
I Oct Hprfs euer en9eHfe Sprog msOis8er tpr gRaia.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-20

rTg = Stse yrtItr or tnobefattet "Steorabs u oneu" 81
% ""e' Irnen" i"r ct gar FAINT grGmicbos. @
1ta'nsa lh e.q0oe5t glad &ainlt eMr @qetrG, hSis ppiret meO &aOna sN'
naett oars GWobpataur paa Sbeu a 9aaaet o. pa qrmen. @aa 1ptr GMs
" "a'ne+ 'O oOoeH' ersn''sS ioOs 3uOrpaa aar Drco..Hr o,r.Si nhe guObO6ha"'
SusOennen a ale 2ee cen imfe &lOsks sRalhue, ia Ia New Home aRafHc'
"" ven mH Ool % saar ha let % fa IgbIch. ION nuqns prnoOiuc Iaarteoat
y" sof0nfreS pr 5 NaT % o pI sms fGssnoe albub:
SSts lie "Srsornnn" III Ie SMe rr faaths, bm Der ou,rter,t fan ran gdfrt
Rnos Nioc9e % r9 ou tlbngtteaIe bet uoc stob oa 5raotn beaae gde.
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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-29
News and Notes.

In the July crop reports corn headed
the list both in acreage and in condition.
An electric weed killer has recently
been invented for destroying the weeds
along railroad track.
The condition Of oats is higher in New
England than elsewhere, with the aver
age for the entire country placed at 80. s.
In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois the crop
has headed out very low--in some dis
tricts too short to harvest. A consider
able area is being cut for hay, and some
is being pastured.
A large area of millet and much corn
for soiling crop has been sown to make
up the deficit in hay.
Nearly 10000 bushels of beans
were imported last year, and advancing
prices show that this is neglected crop.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent
says: By stocking the orchard heavily
with sheep and feeding large quanti-
ties of bran you will obtain two values
the feeding value and the manurial
value-besides preventing the spread Of
insects which live in fallen fruit.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-29
Fight with a Shark.

Eastport July ~. Captain John Nc
Masters, the veteran fisherman ol
Quoddy, and man we'll along in years
had a dangerous encounter with a
mackerel shark yesterday. While engaged
in fishing near Cherry Island he dis
covered the monster caught in weir
and rowing along side found, floating il
the water, hunu reds of dead herring
which the shark had killed in his
struggles to escape from the brush, The
captain had no weapon, but an oar to be
gin the attack, and entering the narrow
enclosure dealt the creature blow upor
blow with the frail stick. Suddenly thu
shark turned it's attention to the boat. ..ant
its occupant and Captain McMasters nov
saw it was to be battle for life.
Being an old man his blows were moi
of much avail, but by quick turn of the
boat he was soon out In deep water
again, leaving the shark inside. The
captain was much exhausted from the
battle and thinks himself fortunate te
have escapted being drowned while in the
weir
MacKerel sharks are freqeuntly seen in
the harbor, but are always considered
harmless, They grow to immense size
and are hurtful to the sardine industry
in this vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-29

All grain should be cut before becom-
ing dead ripe While the stalk is most
" green, with only little turned yel-
low, all the nourishment that the plant
will get from the root is then in the
stalk. It will be better used for filling
out the grain. This is especially true Of
the barley crop. We have seen differ
ence Of two or three pounds weight per
bushel made between barley cut early
and that which waited until dead ripe.
1t is very difficult to make the six rowed
barley hold out to standard weight ex-
cept when cut while green. Late cut
barley is also much more likely to be
stained Even the dews will stain bar
ley when left standing until fully ripe,
while barley that was out while green
took scarcely any stain if the rain fell
soon after cutting and before it had
dried. The only use for grain where ii
is reckoned best to leave it until it is
fully ripe is for seed. That is because
grain cut green is usually put into NOW
or stack before it is dry and heats too
much either there or in the bin after
thrashing, and thus injuries it's vitality.
Winter grain that has to be sown in the
fall is better to be fully ripened before
it is cut, and even then it is hard to get
it thoroughly dried before sowing time.
American Cultiyator.