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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-02

MADE, Tor L nave SuCn o SGarC OIL GHo
weeds that the rest of the fight is an easy
matter From this on go over the field
every two weeks till the earliest corn is
in hard roasting ears, and should it be
very dry pillow every week.
Now, for some reasons. The blowing
under trash builds up the soil, puts it
into better mechanical condition and
adds something to the soil in the way of
fertility The narrowing is simply
help to bring about this better condition
and put things in better shape for
Florida rain and sunshine to bring about
the chemical changes necessary to make
the crop.
Planting March Is to Is my corn
is not caring until June 10 and we
never fail by that time to have rains. !
am not able to make good crop unless
can get rain when corn is earring.
will admit that if we could get rains,
January or February planted corn would
be heavier, but nine times out Of ten
those rains will fail to get here and con-
sequently the corn will be failure.
The blowing after the corn is in roast
ingear keeps up flow of sap, makes
the ears fill OUT well and am convinced
pays well for the time spent.
Objections are that [ plant SO late |
cannot get stand | d. not find this
true. The blowing makes the land so 1t
will hold moisture, and [ have never
failed to get my corn up, and once up
all that is necessary is to keep the pillow
going without let up. The dryer it is
pillow the Oftener. | have made good
corn when we did not have enough rain
to wet a mans shirt from September
Is to May l but it was only done by
keeping the sand moving. Of course
you have to be careful how you throw
hot sand up to your corn or you will fire
it, and sometimes it may be necessary to
get up early, pillow till, say 10 o'clock,
then stay out of the field till say o. M;
but with care all danger from this source
may be AVOIDED
There must be no stopping, waiting
tor it to rain, for if you stop a month
you are gone up sure, but keep right on,
it may look like no use, but | have never
known the man that kept the harrow
or cultivator going that failed to get
corn.
My land is never bedded up, but is
kept as level as possible all the time. l
do no hand hoeing whatever; would
not give man his salt to hoe corn for
me.
By my method can tend eighty acres
of corn and not be crowded, and if every
farmer in Florida had an eighty-acre
corn field there would be a good deal
less corn shipped into the State.
[ have never found it necessary to sow
cow peas. That they will bring up the
soil do not doubt, but l prefer saving
my pea seed and the work necessary to
plant and work them and take the crab
grass, sand spurs, etc., and turn them
under. If they are not so good the corn
seems very grateful for them and puts
on dark green that means business.
Fertilizer [ have never used on nv
corn ground. That it would pay have
no doubt, but have had so many other
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-02


pocketbook of quite strain.
That all may understand the situation,
l will say, my land is fair quality of
pine land, neither f1at-woods nor high
pine, but rmediate-between the two
clay four to eight feet below the sur
face, water in May ten to thirty feet be-
low the surface. A portion of the field
has been in cultivation for fifty years or
more, and this portion has been especially
interesting to me, for the results there
obtained seem to me to indicate the pos
sibilities of Florida sand.
To begin right now, pillow your land
thoroughly; if it has been skinned two
or three inches deep let the pillow down
an inch year till it is as deep as your
team can pillow. Then if you are not
making all the corn you need, borrow
your neighbours team and let the plow
deeper. The idea that you can ruin
Florida sand by deep blowing is a mis-.
take. That you will not get as big a
crop the first year after you have skinned
the land for years is probably true, for
you turn up heap of raw soil with
nothing in it for crops to feed on; but as
soon as the air and sun get that sand in
shape you will begin to see results. A
m an who has shekels made from grow
ing crops in Florida sand said recently,
IN, 1cci, off Of
our soils, 81 wish could pillow two feet
deep"
When l pillow, ] turn under every
thing in the shape of vegetation |
used to saw pillow in September but |
have modified my views on that for /
saw ill effects that believed to result
from the souring of such a heap of
sappy green stuff turned under hot, wet
sand. So now want the growth we'll
matured and the more the better; if you
have the right kind of pillow you can put
it all out of sight. | use a two horse
pillow cutting about about 16-inch fur
row and eight inches deep. If the stuff
is excessively rank [ put on chain so
as to drag everything under; and begin
blowing about November first. AS soon
as have finished put on the cutaway
harrow and pulverize level and cut up
any punches of trash so they will all be
rotton when | come to plant. Then my
land remains as it is till I am ready to
plant, when [ put on the Acme harrow
and thoroughly pulverized and cut up
the surface till it is entirely free from
weeds that may have started.
Right here is where many fail. Flor
ida weeds are very innocent looking
things but they are making roots all
the time, and when you 60 out to pillow
your corn they have got such hold you
cannot upset them, and it is race the
season through, and the weeds usually
come out ahead.
After narrowing thoroughly about
March Is to 25, plant with a drill
four and half feet apart and twenty
inches in the drill. Just as the first
stalks begin to peep through the
ground take pole long enough to cover
four rows at time and hitch mule to
each end. I drag it over the field knock
ing down the high places, filling up the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
NEW MEXICO.
brief Paragraphs Culled From the
territorial Press.

lerritOrial Press.
"a Page, Il the LAclrdr. GslluI, left
fnr CAhhrn,a. where h- viii lnh Mrr
Page And remain fnr pnm- weeks
MIR " A smith aud children. IT TIA
lup. l-ft tr santa r. the bet 1T the week
tor = Virt among oil friends aud r-ls
tV"H
j j. ArSgo, II CHLORIDE. has received
AL uri'r 4" hu! lrnm io''o 80 hrsi 81
y-Arling rtr-ir +" lr i"liyrrrb "a thu
tire, At MAgdsl-nA
fhe New M"i,can nys santa ~
urrhAriisir nr- doug lively hvinrHH W
shipping uui ,h"irIr- Nri cutrsh,r They
-. 1" merchant. At IN. N"esr, C"rrllIns,
A,IuIu' que. san MAr'aI Aud ~ Pas"
WI r,.rmsu. 4 ia .luI. hA- rrlururI
frum k,urnH where Ar haS been rr,ur-r.
si.rg hr rt-k Il health lie ~ pate
49, AtAu The hys are CAD iu --r
hun ba,k the gti.-, to-, iuf thAi mAlt'r,
say the i',~Au"r
'''IkF ~ t'lr''h mn dhE l'atNllri'
frrm-tIy 4 us lu .,u-r- 90 let the utm
name ul KrhNri-nu \ DUgurh. 81 U,,I-.
horu, hnvr dir-",vrI p,r'n"f-hIp Mi
baiRlri Stli ,trry uu 'rr NEST hu-.nrrr
~ the rArnr ".d stand
Archibald car. r'rrk e ih, criminal
court 1T ~ LOUIS. Aui -uu Mubau. ~.
u,,i ~ Chlurli- Sir Car l-h lmln-
iIn,riy i"r ~ l.nI.-. ~r." IA" Young
mAn will remain couple II mouths tor
the l-nrhi ct nir h-alth
Dr " y Macbeth, the Albu lurrIu-
iruurt, hAr been duug good lea, ut
Wurk since he anne t. ianur, says thu
cleaner ilr vii trmA.u amin TuradAy
~ w"in-r.in, noon 81 neat week. when
b" ~,il ~ g. Font WlugHt"
The II ,l-borr Adv"cA," rAyr III"
county COMMISSIONERS bal hig umr
NTH the I-"Il- " h"rr t~A-s they ral-"d
~ their ur-SIur- meeting ~ Junr. There
laying tAArr On the one a,d- sud de-.
termination I" raise revenue un the other
The Black Rang" rsyr The drrIorAhIr
manner IN ~hrh the r,Ag. rrmpAny do.
lug hurlnrrH, ur rather Ir-trniu tu de-
burln-rr '-twr"u the plar- AMI Eu.h
II amply blaming uuitAur- AMI lie
grace TIE mail -~iipm Arrives "u time
and IL often from one I" three or four
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13

~ u. overflow. Several cars u ,iss aud
railr~d irn w.r~ taken along 10 build .
"-ls H." until th- main trak will ~
r-rat-i
No 2-ipr-r. fr,m the sou,h. due here
~ = - "'cl ~k Lac, evening, 'rwh'i herr
the Afternoon. And M | lon fr the rou,h
this forrn"rn.
III" railroad ofhrtsl- we're AfrAh rom-
a., ld.n might result ~ transferring pAs.
s-ngrrr =, he Rio iu-rcn IN the dark
hours ~ nigh, aud p" II va. d",-rmiu'-i
lapt nigh, n wi,hh"ld bnth California
trnirr until Il O'Clock this morning when
combination tram Was frtm-i AMI sent
Uut.
Tram NJ /, Nh,.r l,n here tr ,h.
Rtulh thus mutD,ug, returned ihir after
p,-nu. u", l"iug aide t., grt Nruund the
wnphuut ~ Yet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
Oul Al GALLUP.
Our correspondent visits the Prosperous
lOLl Town.

lOLl Town.
iAliur, July . Evri-ur-S 4 hArl
tunes de- not -I,rt here On every hsnd
there are rieu- II huplling activity, com
mord with All l7rrurrns,h- energy that
IL g"".i f"r sore ry--
Ia ever! direction new, ruhrtautiAl And
hAndrnm- hul ,hugu are being ERECTED.
cumI-,-rl Il hrick aud Ht"n-. aud their
c"urtiuc.inn II being l"nkri after hy
rumrr,rut aud practical men VII" fully
know their huriurrr
The Enrc"pAl church AMI the new
rchuu h"u-- are we'll advanced. while
the tnlriuuA zeal comrAuy's -dinc- and
u.H-r structures, notably that ui M-sHrr
h"ru-dy y hnch'u, are nearing compile
uou Th" la-t unm-d gentlemen are put
tug 10, az - ia" -ul~rlntrudrn'y #
Mr. S'.ti. Whu ~ the representative 1T
ia" br urWick BAlk" tNll-ud-r com
pAuy, iut uf hAndrnm- httur-s that
would inN"rahly compare with anything
N metropolis The upper part II the
-It~uriv- It-ml-rr wi'l b- devoted Ia uH-
~ All nI-ra h"ur- With n seating cApsci
~ ~ joO. aud will b- decorated and
adorned III way to please the critical
tS-,"- Il the rnheh,-n-i community.
The Crescent Coal company IN also
meeting lie requirements by the erection
~ n ARG budding Ia contain - combined
meat market. cold r,"rag- r,1m snd Ice
plant. which will Afford sdditiunal con.
v-n,-ucrI I" r-riirutr aud -mplny-.
Bat with al the -u;-rI,rir- that IL stir.
ring n new rnm-r Ia struck by the all.
."ncr Of banking institution for tue
iur,h-rsnce IL nnAm ,al fscili'i"-, nor IL
there either sar or electricity light, which
IN city Of 1870 people would appear Ia
h" both practical and profitable, The at.
t"Gtl"n IT nu'rn!" capitalists nigh, b. ar.
rrrtri by thra- facts II ,a-y were
hr"ugn' Ia their notice.
In cuanrrtlun with the persistent en-r.
IS aud uurh that -mI,hAr'E- TIL people,
would Ike Ia add that they dc not h-Hi.
tate ~ extend the rlgh, hand II fellow
rblp /" ia" stranger among them. This
KINDLY sentiment. when rightly foSt-re,i.
g"-s Ia to tho establishment of I-rinA.
n-n, frlrndly relations L-,w--n kindred
onmmuuit ~, aud IL certain IA r-sinund Ia
mutual benefit.
Where all have been ~ Kind VI would
bs iuvlious a. pAriiculArlLr, but the
court-pt"s that have i,,ru received, bo,h
n au individual and IN representative
--nS-. viii not b- forgotten by
SurR CuRRasrrs pEST,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
ne QUESTIONED rHt CAPTAIN.
a rsw So's rraN-,-r N,oi1ts. a~l, ws,~-
kt,au-t,s Oniy p"os.

"tmr", uu al nc"An steamer" shid
Traveller H. n SrW Work sun writer.
"" hal heated SHAH h'hrug ur
something - that SORT. 49, that 'hr "u.
ginrN stopped Tor fvr'r -N hours
had often read Aud heard nt-,ut huw
the rauiain was the great mugui
,h,Ard slap, how ah"ut all things per.
tanning h. the affairs ~ thc ship he
held Als,f And must not l." Appr Ach,si
hy the pa~s'ugrrS, aud that IT was n
art ~ Nioiatiuu ~ the uuNriit"n rules
- the sea fura passenger o. ask the
rnptain anything And thrr, may bc
~',in" reason IA all tins II one paa.
srugrr might ask him forty might,
aud surely the commander ~ thc ship
rught not L. ls unnecessarily dis.
'urh"d ~ useless questions We had
hrrn lying there three ar four hours
waiting There wns nu danger what.
ever hut IL vas n delay And All Incident
- interest and - course, all the pas
~''ug"rs talked about uuthiug elise The
common Information was that the a..
Ay was due to- heated b-Aring
II va, standing on thu upper deck
Wv the d,ur /" the main rnnpaninn.
way leading a. the deck below. The
captain cam" along the upper deck
from the after part ~ the ship aud
went below hy that c"mpaninuway
II" must pass within II f"nt ~ me- aud.
un"rr the circumstances, 1t did not
seem like n violently unreasonable
breach ~ salt water etiquette L. ask
him what vas the natter. which did
\ passenger who stuL un the other
side ~ the durway l"nkrd "a, me with
the amused smile ~ All older traveller
The captain said nothing, he simply
PASSED On, Ia all outward appearances
quite unconscious ~ my question ~
even my presence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
WILD DEMONSTRATION.
The lmrromrtu Reception Given to the
Browns Last Evening.

bIuNHN IaNl tNSHlHG'
Albuquerque colts, who awe the diA
mudd held IL III" grrA, ruuthw-rt, ~
turned home Mr, evening erac"i with
victories uu four distant battle fields
When the h-r,-r 1T ancient Rome ~
turu-d from r"rqurrt the popular rn
mAHz- rur- az Ia do them honor. Last
evening young aud old r"r~mhl-i for -.
stInn on the platform a. b- among the
foremost a. welcome the virlturr home
while not lft-i h'-iIly from t-rrs hrmA,
they were rw-r, along 10y the enthusiastic
,brung, while rhrlll and hurky threats
r-n, the air With d-sf-nlng dem"nstrs.
tons. In fact. when tue train came tn a
stAndrtll and n small army II youths
with tau horn aud buglr juin-'i their u"
lees -n,hurlAr,ic elder brothers IN pAnd-
monium cutlery, the IA-nIDH strangers
Ind not know what Ia make IL II, Rnd
many II them h-rltAt-d before vrn,urIng
cut from the cKis
II war hearty aud rncerr welcome,
aud - Aunth-r ~ d-ue- ~ the Hyirt with
which AlhulurrIur Sur,AinS her sihl-tic
representatives. The browns had i-s
tive time while away, AMI we're 'rdislly
rec"lv'si Aud generously irrat,i every
where. They speak III high praise II the
hospitality extended them ~ all tue law M
visited IA northern Arizona. Nothing
lrsA than a brush with the Denver nine
wall now satisfy the young champions.
Following II the r"rtrum oi the veto.
riuuI nine
li-rl Vorh.s, .-cnnd basic Fred Ray
mer. short rtop' Tom Mrn-ie-, catcher
John HOLLAND, c-nt"r held Harry MrCus,
third hA-"i +. n Herbert, pitcher Auto,
mo ORTIZ, right held; IhAS. QUEER, lrf
held Chas. Mcdonald, nrpt bsS- Fired
| Talbot, substitute, Cod n. =, hcCu'
"thcla,~i AZ tue e'mI'-t-u, manager, aud
JAm-s Nurhru acted ~ ulhrlAl scorer.
Captain Mcdonald ,All-l al THE CTI,
lRs office thus morning, Snd from hi'
b-aming, pheasant c"uul"n.nc- II Wal
! plain a. b- seen tlAt Charley and the
/ other n-ml-rr oi the browne bal = moe
-Icsilrn, Snd spl-ndh time On their trip
taking hAs- ball scHips. lie len viii
TAk CIIlLES III. following results Fire
gAtn- NJ Pr-sentt-fnrt Whlppl-, 8
browns. ~ Herbert aud M.nrfr1, bat
terry. aud the Browns played All rrr'rl-s,
game, Second game ., williams Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13

II 10 . wellknown fact Gays the MAa
OFT, that horses can hear sounds that
are not p-rccptihl- Ia the human ear
For days previous - the great earth
quake in the Riviera the hnrsea ~
that lrality showed every symptom ~
fear, which continued without change
~ character, unless /; was la the di.
r"ctiun ~ greater frenzy, till the fury
~ the great convulSion broke forth,
Not until few seconds. however, he.
fore the earth began 10 tremblc did
human hsiuga hear the subterranean
rurnhlings onr writer from III. scene
says that in his opinion the hors-s
hnrw that the quake was on the way
from seventy two = me hundred hours
before their masters heard or Eel, the
hrst Jar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
welded BY ELECTRICITY.
Irom Alpha ~ bnsxs the Afsir We
Mon by thaIned Lag htnins.

AZ n wedding III un" ~ the mid.ast
cities. just before the entrance ~ the
bride, the r,srm hurst into a hood 81
light from the numerous multi.colurpd
electric lamps hidden among the dec.
urAtions The entrance ~ the bridal
couple was SiRnallzcd bv the auto
matte ringing u! electrical lTlls and
playing ~ electrical musical inStru-
mcn,S. During the wedding breakfast,
after the first course. the light faded.
aud then suddenly there gl"wrd ilIumi
nations from swarm ~ electric LAMPS
hidden among the mas, ~ ~ flowers.
Glowing from the hearts ~ jrllies and
from translucent vases IL seemed As IL
the grnii ~ the lower world were every.
where al work
In this magical entertainment II fol.
lowed that III" bride herself must not
hc left out In her hair glcaHei an
untwinking star, aud. at thu first toast,
two s-rp"nts SLOWLY uncoiled them
s.lvrs altogether TN suggrstingly --
from the bottle standing before the
happy couple. CJffec was prepared in
view ~ the company 10y an electric
heater aud congratulatnry speeches
we're applauded rnpturously hv an cleo
tric kcttlc'drum placed under the tn.
bio. Upon the desperation ~ the com
pany III. electric current set on novel
pyrotechnic display.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
PHoTooRAphlNo A WINK.


Wpl'i',r Latham professor ~ chem.
istry at n" University - West Nlr
GINA, has mhd' M Improvement uu
lures NJ III" rat" - FORTY second, snls
the Philadelphia Inquirer, aud rrpru.
ducrs them IA life ~" uII u screen
Except that the seem takes place, IA
absolute sil"nc" the r"pr,-luctiun j.
very lifrlikr. With tins attachment
Prof. Latham has Reproduced II wink
lie rrpruiuc-d n round ~ prize
fight lasting twelve minutes. which
n,ssis only littl" prize tight slang
scattered through the a,uuSphrr" a.
make an exact pr,-iuriIun ~ thc real
Even the slightest mutlrn can hr r.,
pruhuc"d Ia" act - Swapping the
fingers can 4" photographed four times
Wwny Latham has scene IN which n
man j. smoking II rl" The smoke
from II can l." seen uu the "anyhs. \
photographic vas nui one day recent,
with IA street piano PLAYER fur 'h' Iu'
p'sr al rnt"hIup children daucHuV >
the music That viii hr rrpruinur'
An effort vii l"' made "a r'prudu,, 49,,
execution ~ buchanan, u hr O.. 80,
cu,"d, '"r ~'i"nt''r purp~"s
Parks Tea lie a grea, bl,"i purifier aud
cleanser. A pleasant h-rh dr,nk which
moves the h"wrln without I'Ain, gripping
90 discomfort sold by DR. T. n Bur
Eess a bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
4 FAMOUS BAND.
Forty Native Hawaiian on their way 10
Denver.
gasI

I'VE are the llaNAuAu MILITARY hAhd.
sad Capt, l.rb"rui, the leader. tuA CIrl.
ykN rrI"rt-T al ia" drp"t lArt evening
Ih-y are forty IA nunlh"r aud arr al Ia.
uS-r IT the ,r,Aud at great political ~
trigu-. la insN- up they are snort AnI
lhick. aud -~Arihy ln c"mrl-iiun, They
have Just cumpl-t-d . tour 81 the cnArt
tuwnr from San Francisco Ia san Diego.
And hal intended iu give concert ~
thus cIty, hut = telegram from tue advance
Hg-u, hurried them un tu beaver wh-r"
they expect large audiences during Tia"
remaining dhyr IT the bug educational
convention. QIi- nuin,s'r ui Albu'
lu-rlu"sur crowded around the car l."
get GLIMPSE 81 the strange muswIAnr.
I'VE would b- glad Ia play for y"u,'
rsIi the i-adri, "but our instruments AT"
cA--i up aud w. lave not long To- stay,
The captain and r-yrrHl ~ the hand com
pany speak kugNrh ruihcI-ntly Ia MAX"
themselves understood. TG-r- II nuih
ing unurusl ~ th"ir hrArr instruments,
but they have also striug aud reed com
binAtunp of muzir. From Denver they
viii VISIT thtrAgu. New York aud Boston
and NIL return home III about twu
months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
ssr over sirty ysarn.

AS OLD AND WE'LL TAiKD RHAKDY,
Mrs. winSlow's soo,hinH syrup has
been ur~d for over hhy years 10y millions
Ing. with I-rfsct success. II rnth-s the
child. s"f'-ns the gnmr. allays all pain
'ur.s wind ollie, and In the lies, remedy
for diarrhra. 10 pheasant Ia the taste. Sold
Ny druggi@t~ in every part ~ tn. world.
Twenty. I've cents u bottle. Its value In
,ncalruisbl-. Be SURE aud ask for Mrs..
wlnslow's Soo'hing Syrup. aud take No
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-13
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