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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-08
You Ought to Pay
What You Owe. u

You say you don't owe anything?
Yes you do; you owe it to your
wife, sons and daughters to make
home as pleasant and agreeable as
you can. What has better effect
than cheerful rooms. Our wall pa
per are as bright as if plucked from
nature. Give us a chance to beau
THY your home with something ap
propriate from our stock of the
latest designs. The price? sc a
roll up. Rooms papered s. 90 up.
Lower than ever in San Antonio.
Come and select what you want,
We'll do the rest, and do it well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-08
ERKES' RESTAURANT,
100 w. Com merce St.
Over Harnisch Il Baer.

The finest and best located Res.
taurant in San Antonio. Regular
Dinner from IL to 2:3o. Supper ala
carte 6 o'clock. Special attention
given to private parties, weddings,
banquets, etc.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Cine tra6en= Scene.
mie Dr.. GoIrpe1 mo fein Kutiber Elm Eut=
ipieI nab Dem Ghincfiiaen aufihren.

9en 9afarten Der @Ge Der 2aIaGe unb
MaOtio On Ctr. bot fi8 geitern No4mitiog
cine intereiiante Scene bar. Or. 9, 3,
GoltpeQ bon go. 3O26 Calumet Mbe, fpielte
BARN bic 8ple be8 9inefiI9en &aiIer8, unb
1etn fdrbtger &utf9er bic bes in ~l1ngnabe
b~erfalenen premierS 81 Sung Chang,
Stephen, 10 bieB Der &ut1der, butte am
leBten Sam1tag 1einen 9eburtStag geFeiert
un0 lit Dffen6ar nod geftern an ben 6olgen
Der auSgebe6nten Sauftpur, tpel9e bic
6auptnummer bes Brogramms Ieiner Sc
burtstagsfeier gepeien mar, 9te Sobrt
bes 0o~ttortpagens nit ben etnas angcz
fneipten stephen als &ut1 9er MAJ gan3 gut
gegangen, Bis fi9 bas Coupe Der @de Ser
Qafdlle unb MabifDn ctr. nG6erte. Sin
@reifpagen Der Mil&paufee Npe. gerietb bier
in cine 10 be0entli9e Nd6e be8 Opftorpaz
gems, DuB nun nit tnapper gfotb Elm gu
Iammen1tpB perbiitet tpurbe. Stephen herz
Tor oarDb ben &opf unb fu6r 1tatt pte fem
6err ibm befabl, in bic 2aIalle Ctr, lib
lt9, ipeitlib in bic MabiTon Ctr. btnetn.
Der 9ottor befabl linn gu 9alten unb
i6drfte ibrn no9mals Die etn3ui9la9enoe
&t6tung Elm. Stephen fab ober ME Be-
tdubt tbeilna6mslos auf Teinem' &utI06pfe.
9r. Goltpel rtef ieinem 6aftDtum Dann gu:
rOu bit ia betrunfen!" porauf Stephen
i'm etnen Qiigner bieB,
0as mar fir ben 0ottor gu biel, Gr
befa6l benz &ut19er, BON 8ode beruRierz
8uteigen, ieinen 9ut, Pel5tragen rno
&utI9ermantel ~aus3u3ieben unb ii6 bon
bannen gu i6eren, Ser gefnidte Stephen
muBte 9ebor6en unO itanO bann, Der Nb~
3ei9en feiner Miirbe beraubt unb frDitelnh
ba. Ser 0ottOr bate nod foDiel MitIetD,
inn ben !0ut pieDer3ugeben, ~.
Damn forberte Der 0oftor Qeute aus BEN
Vublitum, bas benz Quifpiel nit grDBem
Sntere1e 3uiab, auf, ii4' gum Grfab ieineS
&uti6er8 81 melDen. SIS fdno fi9 au4 TO-
fort Elm iunger Mann, Der Stephens Stan
tel unb Yel3tragen anlegte uno NIT feinem
neuen 6errn meitertutidirte,
Stephen pirb lpa6rf9einli3 bon 0r.
GolneQ tpieber in @naben aufgenommen
ba er iib ionit tpGbrenb Ieines
langiGbrtgen Oientes BEL Dem 9ottor itets
gut aufgefi6rt bat. Nur Die Seter fetnes
@eurtstages bat i'm ieBt in SrubeI gez
brQ1t. ....
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Gin bemerfensmertbes paar.

Die 9oGi3et fu6t ougenblidli6 mad
einem Mann, Dem Die @abe bes @totterns
perlteben 1T, unb noA etnem Mdb9en, bas
fiA in ieiner @eie0i6aft -befinbet unb ben
@or5ug zines tiinftGi9enNuges6eiiBt, Gr
beiBt Srant 9raOedD, 1T Subrmunn
fir Die Bohemian 8retptng Company unb
lppbnte nit 1einer 6amiIie in go. 1147 90.
II. GtroBe. Sic betBt SriOa Siatler unb
mar alS 8ertduferin in einem Gtgarren=
lapen bef9dfttgt. Oft febrte Der Su6rmann
Bel SriDu Elm, taufte Gtgdrren BON tbr unb
iagte ibr @9mei9eleien, 10 gut feline f9pere
3unge ibm btes geitattete. Md9renO Gri=
oa'S @lasauge i6m teineH ermunternben
Bid 5utperfen tonnte, rebete tbr anberes
Quge cine UNI 10 beutli6ere Spra9e, Die
Solge mar, buB ite matchmaker bur9z
%bronnten un0 ieBt pOli3eiti4 gefu4t perz
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
miro nit Ger Sonntaesslus9abe ser y5uinois
Staats3citune", ole inter Dem QiteI
,,ger 4oeTten<'
erfdeint, gratis eeIiefert.

Dieie adtfeitiee, in GrO6'Quarto erfdei=
nenoe uno auf 9utem 8udpopier 9eorudte,
elegant ausoefihrte iInitrirte 8eiIaee ent=
h6it auf DER erten Settle eiren pOIitifdeu
Carton, peI9er Grei9nife, oie ans Dem poIi-
tif9en mo f~ocialen Geben eeerifen fino, Dem
Sefer biIoli9 Dor 2tueen futrt; ferner 3abI-
reide fIeinere JuufrotiOnen, mcifeus hu-
moritif6cr Natur Dem oeutf6IanOiiAeu uno
einheimifden Seben entnommen mo ieoes.
NAL 3pei er06ere 6oI5ffnittc, por3i9Ii9c
uadahmun9en Der meifterperfe Ger oeut=
f9en, fran30ifben uno itoIienif9en S9uIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Stdott1bes.
Beoeutenoe Shooenerfobflaee.

montgomery, mar0 & Go. meeen unoeredt=
f~crtt9ter meiie peranlo6ter Derbaftune
anf 6ahlune Don 100000 Sdaoeneriab
p~erflaot.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Observation-Disclosures
tpurben geftern IN folgenbe perfonen aus
ge1teQt:

tpurben geftern an fOGgenbe p%erfOnen aus,
geteat:
6, Mengs, 2FDd, MO6nbous unb 8oTe.
ment, 976 9ublep Str, peranI 9la9t aui
$1,000; M}pobp Snftitute, 4it0d, Qn6au
252-54 ga Safe Nbe., $4,000; Sultan s.
Pttttn, 2it0d. SramezN obnbauS, 1291-9c
PerrD Ctr, $4,000; s. yobn1on, 3H0d
Wobn6aus unb 8aIement, 1888 Gofebt
Str, $4,000; s, Sacobfon, 3ItDd. Wo6nz
baus unb 8afement, 20 Mbbott Court
$4,000; Srau 6, 3, @erion, 2ftDd. 0obn.
9aus unb 8aiement 1854 8errD Nbe,, $4,000;
So4n 80. 8artiiebe, 31t0G. Wo6nbars uni
8afement, 1927 9rerel Bout, $4,000;
Wplf STARTS, 3itDd. Wobnbaus nit Qaben
1858 Ir6er Mbe., $4,000; @6icoqo gpttaoe
Organ g., 6it0d, @aaren6aus nit Bale
ment, Paulindz, nobe %. Str, $4,000:
Simeon @trauB, 6ItDd.. M~partementz Sc
6duoe, 1916 @Qis Mbe., $4,000; 81, g.
8rdolep, 2tDd. @pbn6aus unD 8aGement
5453 Monroe Nbe,, $4,000; CHARLES Qtebz
ranbt; 3ftOd. No6nbaus unb 8oTement
5312 Snoiana NDe,, $4,000; SRI. 6. Borne.
mann, 3ft0G. WO6nbau8 un0 8uTement
AGO 6enrp Ctr, $4,000; s. 8ettfoste, 2HDd
Wobnbau5 nit Qaoen, 712 SO. Is. Ctr.
$4,000; 8. Mc@Ormtd, bier 1it0d. sFrQmez
COTTAGES, 605-619 "a. Ctr, $500: 81
5uler, feds 4ftaf, Mo6n6duTer nit
2doen, 739-747 43. Str, $4,000; Der
ielbe, 4tOd. 8obnbaus, 1853 8q6q1b Wbe,
$4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
sum neunten 211aIe beim9efuht.
Shnetoer Rubens pom Ginbre9ern nabe3r
ruintrt.

Gum neunten N}ale innerbal6 zines .3eitz
raums pon 3pei Sa6ren nurbe in Der
9ienftag8na9t bas @9neioerqe16dft BON
S. Ruben8, 1880 State 6traBe, ppn Sin
bre3ern 6etmgefu9t, pel9e Maaren in
Mert6e BON $500 erbeuteten.
3u6en8 lit Der @6neiber Der Siioiettcz
Experimentation unb unter Den qez
itoblenen Saben beFinben ii9 II. q. 3ehn
untformen fir NngefteQte biefer Ge1el1z
f6aft; ferner erbeuteten Die Ginbre9et 5lp0tf
ltntfornen Der Stem Wort Qife Snfuronce
60, 10 Gqen Sud-, fiinf3ebn neue @rz
8iige, % 9aar 8eintIeiber, fOpie mehrere
balbfertige unb CUR Heparatur na9 benz
@ei4dft ge6raAte Nn3iige. Nu6 5tpei
@6edS i'm 8etrage BON 5000 6atten Die
SpiB6u6en mitgenommen, bieIel6en lebo9
geitern ben Sirmen 8. 90. gt3olS unb M}arz
fbau SielO &c g., quf tpel9e 1e dusge1teut
paren, per Bo1t 5ugefteUt.
Wte bereit8 @tngongS ertpd6nt, 1T 1err
Guben8 i6on lei Wfal bDn @inbce9trn
beimgefu6t norben, p6ne baB eS Der 8oli3et
in einem ~ein3igen Safe gelungen lit, bie
@inbre3er 81 ermttteln.
Sn Der State StroBe, 5pif9en ben Num=
mern 29-18 un6 1912, itnb in benz leBten
WDnat iiber6aupt iteben @inbrii9er berz
ii6t iporben, nGmlt6 in Der Qtle @bite
2aunbrq, in Suger'S &leiOergeiddft, in
W}eDer'5 S4netbergef6Gft, in Gilber's
9rocerD unb in anberen @ef9Gften.
9err &u6enS bat bur9 bic @in6re0er
berettS i'm @an3en $4,000 eingebiiBt nnb er
1T 0oOur3 geI4dftlt@ beinube ruinirt NOR
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Dreifa9er Grbe.
Sir Geo. 10. dortheoee aus SommcrietIhire
in England pon Ger poIi5ei in Chicago
eefu@t.

@s tpirb uuoen6ltdli6 in Gbica9o auf
einen englif9en @oelmann, Sir George rs,
g2orthebge nit Namen, gefabnoet, Der IN
Spmmer1etI9ire in @nglanD Sitter be1tbt,
beren @ertb auf ungefdbr $4,000 900 ge@
19GBt tpirb. Sein 2ebenslauf iopte Die
l1mitGnbe, tpel9e iein plObIi4es 8erf9lotn7
ben begletten, 1afen bermutben, 0aB t9n1
Elm ungliid augeItoBen lit. @r 1T "a Sabre
alt unD elm Ganabier BON @eburt. Nm
4. MGr3 i'm Sabre 1841 erblidte er in
Montreal in Ganaba gum eriten Wtat Du$
Qt9t Der Melt, als So6n zines etnfa6en,
frtebli9en 8iirgersmanns. NO9 ni9t gum
Manne ertpa9Ien, 5pg er 1861 nit ieil!eln
Batter in ben 8iir9ertrieg, ndbreno beien
fAper ~pertpunbet tpurbe. @s bauerte Uto@
nate, Bis er pteber 70 tpeit 6ergeite1t mar,
baB er, na9bem er aus benz 9ten1t entlallen
tporben, einem 8erufe na9geben fonnte.
@r nG6lte fi9 ben zines NnItrei9ers nno
arbeitete 1i6 aQmG6lig in Die 006e, 10 baB
ct balb %1elbItdnbtger GontraftOr ipuroe,
unterbeIe Itarb fem 8ater un0 binterlieB
INN $4,000. Spmit mar feline Grtften3
geIi6ert urb ba9te er bereits baran, {i9 eth
6eim gu %griinben unb in ben @beItdnO gu
treten, als er zines Sages BON 2On5bale
G6ombers, einem ~betdnnten &e9tsanfpalt
in Qonbon, @nglanb, Elm S9reiben er9telt,
in pelG6em Inn Die iiberra19enbe Melz
bung gema9t purbe, baB er Der Grbe
zines 8ermDgens BON ctrca $856,782 ge=
porOen 1et, unD baB er unoer5lqlt5
na9 @n9lanb fommen m0ge, nm
bafIelbe entgegen5unebmen. Natiir1i9 lei
itete er Der NufforOerung iOfOrt So1ge nnb
gelangte ntrtli9 innerbal6 t%peniger 500
nate in ben 8e1ib bes ermGbnten &apitalS,
@r bate faum Elm Sabr auf feinen @iiterl
in Commemorative 5ugebrdbt, als fetn
Onfe1, Der in Bath in @nglanb geIebt batte,
1tQrb uno linn Elm 8erm0gen bon $250,000
5uriidlteB, tpDbur9 er alfo t6at1G9lt9 5metz
fa9er MtQtonGr nurbe,
Nls es an bic Seffentltbfett brong, bub
er Elm 10 rei9er @rbe getporben 1et, cr6ielt
er BON bunberten BON 6ruuen unb MGbcben
8riefe, in benen iene ibm 6er3 un6 0anb
anboten. @tntge bte1er S9reiben beantz
nprtete er unb gerietb babur9 in 8erlegen=
bstten unb man fiir3tet nun, baB Elm Na9z
fpiel gu ben QeBteren fir ben 8ermibten
iible Solgen ge6obt fat, Gr befinoet fit
ndmli9 felt mebreren Monuten bise in
Nmeritd unb bermutbli9 in Chicago, I'D er
biele alten SreunOe bat, tpel9e auf3uIuden
er bauptiG9li3 Die Hetfe iiber ben O5ea11
unternommen bate, Man glaubt Ietner,
oaB Elm SRI. @Ompans, Die angebIi9 feline
Srau Iein foq, nit 1etnem 8erI9pinosn in
8erbinbung gu bringen lit, ba AUDI fte felt
benz Sage, Da er DermiBt ptrb, nidt mehr
geieben pOrben lit, @as fir bic Jreunbe
unb 8etannten duBerit beGngitigenb iii, III
bic S6atTa9e, baB Nortbebge felt geraurner
3ett feline 8ant obne Na9rt9t gelaKen Sat,
obpobl ct ii4 ni4t febr reiblt4 nit Mtt=
teln fir Die &eife ausgetattet Bate. On
malt 9inSbaGe, Der fem Bureau i'm Ntu=
fOnic Sen1ple bat, bef9Gftigt ii6 nit Ser
M~uffinbung bes 8ermtBten; er bat folgenbe
@n5eige in ben biefigen 3eitungen erlafen:
@efu6t perben Sir George %. Nortfebge
unb Spite @ompans gu ibrem eigenen @orz
t6eil.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Gin Rubfder Qnfprua.
Die 0bwaderPanol : Gontraftorcu Smith &
Gaftman p~erIan9en $780, 49 fir nidt gee
Ieiltete Qrbeit.

Die Gontrattorenz5irm @mit6 C gafts
man BON Seftion IA bes acknowledgements,
bereitete ben Nbnafercommifdren in ibrer
g%eitrtgen StBung cine 11eberra1 dung. Sic
ma9ten ndr1Gi9 einen NnIpru6 auf $685.
249.71 gelten0 fir Nrbeiten, Die ME get6an
norben 1inb. 9ie Gontrattoren 6atten feiz
ner 3eit Die Nusgra6un9 BON $4,000 SUI
bttDarb @rbe fir ben preis BON $148,847,z
76 iibernDmmen. sic ipurDen aber ange=
pteTen, bieie Mrbeit etn3uitelen, na4bem
ite Nrbeit i'm Mertbe bon $82,304.85 gez
leiftet batten. Sic ~berlangen nun ben gfeft
bes contrattli3 ausbeoungenen Pretfes, un6
tpoQen tbren Nnfpru4 erforberlt4en SoQS
in ben 9eri9ten Derfe6ten. Die Mngelegenz
belt purbe an baS bereintgte SSngenieur8z
unb 6tnan5zGomtt berpteTen.
Ser @lert beri3tete, baB Die Nusgaben
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nd6renb bes Wtonats
Sebruor it9 auf 1926, BOATS beliefen. &e9=
nungen i'm 8etrage DON $142,281,79 fir bic
IeBten 3pet 8o9en nurben our 3a6Iung
o%ngepiefen,
8ei8lo7en tpurbe, bic @ebGlter Der beiz
ben 6iilf5anipdlte Der 8e60rbe, pel6e Bis
Der $4,000 be3tp. $500 b~etrugen, auf $4,000
be3p. $500 feit3ufeBen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Gr=@tuutsunpult SO. g, GGiot if, rei6te
geitern i'm &rei5geri9t gegen Die 5trrrla
WlontgomerD, Marb &c So. cine S9dDener@
fabtlage fir 100000 tpegen 1ngerehtter@
ttgter @~efangenbaltung Elm, Die &ldger
5inb eSSo6n unb Wtlidm Meber, G9drleS
Gban urlb 80. 6atgbt. 0teie 2eute muir
ben i'm Ottober lebten SSabres auf &eran@
lafTunq Der ~qenannten Strula unter Der On
Haze Der6aftet, i6r felt 1~dngerer 3ett fDftez
mdti19 eleftrtf9e Mpparate geftoblen 81
BADEN. @5 9teB, baB tie unter Der 9ano
GDntrotte gemaCbt bitten, 9e6Guoe nit ben
n~eueften elettril9en Mpparaten aus3uitatz
ten, urlo baB 1e ba8 bier3u n0tbige Ma@
terial 6eimli6 aus Dem 2aDen Der Strma
qenommen bdtten. Die Qeute purDen Duz
mails etnem Friebensri3ter borgefii6rt unD
BON 6ieim an bic straightforward Derz
niefen. 2eBtere fanben feinen geniigenben
@runO gu elmer Nntlage uno aus ben Qr9e@
tlagten iinb baber iebt Mntldger geporoen.
Nnpalt @uiot CAB geitern folger1oe @r@
f%lGrung: yM3eine Gfienten 1tno Our3auS
unbeI8pltene 9eute, unO Der jiingfte BON
i6nert, M. 6aiq6t, berfe6rte i0gdr Bis gu
1einer 8er6aftunq in Der be1ten Sc Ell 4dft
ron @DanIton. 8or i6rer 8er6aftung be-
trieben 1e geipifermaBen ais Ne6enge{3d
Die Musfattung DON 9ebGuOen nit e%leftrtz
f6en Npparaten, tpo3u Ie getp06nlt3 Da5
Material bpn Der y@eneral @lectric 60"
unb an0eren Sirmen f%duften. @eri9ieoene
W&ale purbe bie1eS WIaterial an WtQtam
8. Meber gei6idt, Der BEL Montgomerp,
@orb &c So, a1s Sngenieur ungeiteQt mar
unb gu glet9er 3eit Die Mufit9t iiber bas
Eager Der Strma bon elettrif9en Npparaten
bate. @eber f4tdte bann Die @a4en entz
peber na9 Ieiner Wo6nung, ober na9 ben
@ebduben, in benen fe BON ibm unb isinen
Gefd9rten angebra4t perOen IDuten.
Montgomerp, Warb e So. famen nun
gu Der l1eber3eugung, bdB Die bon Weber
fortgei9idten Sa9en ibrem 2ager BON
elettri19en Mpparaten entitammten, unD
~engagirten Detectives, Die feitfteQen %folten,
mas aus ben @a9en ipurbe. Die 8eamten
beobabteten nteber6olt, baB bic Npparate
in Weber'8 8obnung abgegeben Ipurben,
unb famen f6lteBIi9 ebenfauS gu Der ue=
b%er3eugung, baB ite Der %genannten Tirma
geito6len 1eter. sic 1eBten lire 8eo6a9tunz
gen fort unb Derbafteten f4lieBli9 metne
Gltenten unter Der pben angegebenen Nnz
fldde."
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

,0ti8te Did ouf" 1T cine bd,niI6e grrro6=
nuug oil Dieienisen, Die qoil3 berultter 1inb,
obne @ppettt un6 eutmutbi9t. Qber Sic alrt,
II lpel6er 9ooO's @ariopariQa ben i6lpa6e1
1orper %autbout unO 8uten Appetit gJie6t, lit
pu1oerbor. -
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Katie Smith

Die feline &otie Smith, peG6e, pte man
1tq OleuetGt nod ertnnern tpiro, bor etnioen
Sa9ren BET etnem 8r~unbungliid beibe Qrme
pertor, beftnoet fi4 ieBt in benz 6etm fir
pertrupPelte &inoer, @de Baulind @trqBe
uno Part 4oe. Sic fam nit i6ren IiiBer
10 gut 13retben unb 3eibnen, ME elm on6e@
res Sinh i6res Differs. Sic lit iebt 12 cyo6re
alt, Shr ungliid erregte bamal5 6eion0ers
DeSbolb groBe5 @ufie6en, peil bic 9oliaei
Gontanglt4 Der &nii6t mar, bah Der eioene
@ater bic S4ulD baran trua. ~
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Sra9t Guren Grocer nu6 She SeibIer
& Sunge Co.'S" nQuofer 8rob@, 6os
i9modbafteite n9ome M}abe 8roo", bas ie
Oon elmer 8dderet q~eGiefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
fir Bismard. freunoe.

aNlt ODtltQ4tNL WI
@eburtstuq bes Siir1ten 8ismard 9at Der
8tbltot6efdr Der Dffentlt3en 8tbltotbet, Sr,
6iGb, cine 2i1te Der in Der 8tbliot6tf norz
6anbenen Merfe iiber bas Qeben uno Die
S6aten bes grpBen WanneS 3u1ammcngez
1teQt.
I'm benienigen u%nTerer 2efer, Die itf
b1r9 literari19e Stu0ten iiber 8!5mard
auf ben @eburtstag be1elben Dor3uberetter
niinf9en, ent9egen3ufpmmen, Ia1en !pil
bic Qiite bie1er Merte nit Nngabe Der Bib
liotbefsnummern fol9en:
Memagne, g, be 90. De 8ismard, 81.
0iqeon S 6291
Qu5gepa61te aeben, 6 ganOe, 3 464z
Biographical @tet6, SO, @oerla9 g 1921
Geographic, u. 6 ,8ro9oogel =, 9 401t
8ismard anb State Socialism, SO.
$. 0apTon .......... 8 1911
8tsmard; 5tp0lfSabre Oeuti@erPO>
ltttf, 1871-83 ..... 476e
8tsmard : Mlbum bes &labberaz
batf6 .............. @1385
8i8mard@ 9ebenfbu6, s.. &D6I :. 9 $3.50
8ismard in tbe Trancoz g erman
Mar, 2 8Gnbe, 81, 8uI9 -. " 1885
8iSmard intime; By a 5elop Stu@
bent s 1O543
8tsmardz Heqe1ten, g.. &D6l g 1885,
8ismard unD nt6t feine2eute pG6=
rerto oes parldmentari19en &rtez
ges, SO. 5rant ,.... . 4015
8i5mard pabreno bes arieges nit
Srantrei9, 90. 8uf9 49,. 8 4O1E
8u9 BON 8ismard; 0as, 8, SEE
iefiel ..,>.,...,.,...9 CSC
9eutf6e 8ei9 our 3eit 8ismard's,
9as, &c. Blum $500. 912851
9eutf3e Hei@stan8ler, Ser, s, b.
0i supgf1 romontii6sr uno sis: q
mard's iO5ialiitifaer Smperiu@
ltsmus, 9. Bauer $3.50. . 4c4s
5irit 8ismard: fem polttt16es 2e=
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90 9eites S0miIisn= SOsb's
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25

Many farmers still grow fodder corn
in the old fashioned way of planting 1t
thick, two or three bushels to the acre,
and feeding it out day by day i'll an i'm
mature and inferior condition, 1t has
been proved that this thickly grown inn
mature corn is, for short, poor stuff, and
hardly worth the feeding. Corn needs u
free circulation of the air and full access
To the sunshine in order for it to store
up its riches Of stock food. This it can.
not do when grown so thick as formerly
planted 1t has also been learned that
corn stores up the principal part of its
food material in the later stages of its
growth. Hence immature corn has little
feeding value Late varieties that can
not perfect their growth therefore are
not the best to grow. For fodder corn,
then, select variety early enough to
perfect its growth. Plant no more than
10 to , quarts of seed to the acre. This
will give more food material to the acre
than a late variety grown thick. Maine
Farmer
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25
Lime For Arid Soils.

{. O Flagg, director Of the Rhode
Island station, writing IN The New Eng
land Homestead, says:
From many tests made upon land III
various parts Of the state it has been
found that much of the plain land II
Rhode Island is perhaps more acid than
it should be for most profitable rultiva
ton. Upon land that is acid the apph
cation Of air slaked lime III quantltie,
of Que 10 three tons evenly spread and
thoroughly worked into the SOIL after
the land is plowed for a crop has been
productive Of good results. If the land
referred to by your correspondent Is
oyergrown with moss, worn ont OF
fails to grow clover when soWns
should not hesitate To apply one or I've
tons of air slaked lime per acre and
thoroughly work il into the soil by re-
peated narrowing The lime viii prob.
ably hasten the decomposition and make
the tertilzing material i'll the soil more
quickly available, which would he de
sirable for any oarly crop. The appI-
cation of the lime Is especially desirable
if land is To be seeded To clover III the
near future
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25
Corn For SiIApe.

The object of planting thicker for
silase is not simply to get II larger yield
of dry matter % the acre, which will be
the case but to have a more perfectly
balanced food-One not containing too
large a per cent of grain.
1t is best also either to plant two va
rieties of corn maturing at different
times or else one portion little later,
in order that it shall not all ripen at the
same time, SO that the filling of the silo
may go on more leisurely 1t is much
better to fill silo continuously and lei
surely during two or three weeks than
to crowd the work all into one week In
this way more silage can be stored in
the same space and the ordinary help Of
the farm can do the worl, without crowd
ing. The idea that IA large crew of men
is necessary in the filling Of silo is
wrong, There need be little more hurry
i'll filling TIE silo than there should be
in cutting corn for the shock, says a
writer in The Prairie Farmer
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25

A hnlIntin FROM tha Tn3ian1 -t,ti.,
oives = .n,n,,,ry e aa,al,,si1ns frg,,, =
SERIES of axnnr,nant. =, eor,,. c,, 1tnro.
Tho host vislds If car, b.yo haon ,,r,.
dneoa bv nlan,in, n ,ba ct ,l,ird -.
Nav Tatp nIanred corn has ,natnrad j., -
90 davs las fine a. a r,le th.n ~
oa,lg nl,ntod TIL, ,'i,nti,,, 49,. 49,,
dneea bigbor ,varago v5alds 81 hath Gown i,y
a,,a I'll. 4l,.,, ~, ,z1.,,t;,,r, T., -
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25
Home Mixed Fertilizers.

One argument used by those who mix
fertilizers at home is that they know
what their mixture contains if they buy
the ingredients and put them together
Don't make too much Of that Ism t it
possible to adulterate the separate ma
terials as well rs the mixed goods? Is it
any easier for the farmer to know that
his pure bone" is half oyster shells, or
is nitrate Of soda one-fourth common
salt than to know that there is leather
IN the mixed goods? Not long since a
dealer quoted very low prices to Gle Of
cur readers ON nitrate of soda" and
"muriate," but he was sharp enough
not to guarantee any analysis to go with
them. Always insist upon guaranteed
analysis whether you buy separate chem.
ieals or mixed goods, is the advice Of
Rural New Yorker
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25

heads which show signs of bursting and
starting the roots by pulling or cutting
off some Of the roots with a hoe. The
pulling process is preferable Putting
both hands under the head pull until
many Of the roots atc l9osened and then
the plant Is pushed over II one side.
This treatment rfeetaaIly stops the
bursting, and not only that, but tho cab
bage continues 10 grow Justify, and
have had the qualification of seeing
heads thus treated grow t. double the
former Size aud weight aud all due to
this starting the roots which checked the
growth enough to prevent bursting, but
not enough 70 hinder further develop
ment There IS no excuse for allowing
cabbage II burst when 50 effeetual means
are at hand to prevent it-National
Stockman.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-25

The Kalamazoo growers raise three
and even four crops Of celery per year
from the same ground. For the first
crop the seed is sown in hotbeds early
in February As soon as the weather is
warm enough usually about May l,
the plants arc set out. They are planted
from four to six inches apart in trenches
six inches deep and partly filled with
manure. The trenches are from four to
five feet apa,t, Meanwhile the second
sowing of eed has been made in So /
bed outdoors, and then the plants ara
set out sometime in June for the second
crop, betw the first rows. After the
first crop comes off, about the middle of
July, the rows are filled with plants Or
the third crop. The most successful
growers are those who use the largest
ame ants Of manure This is supplied
by Il heavy dressing Of stable manure,
says a writer i'll The American Agricul-
turist.