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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-08-06
Crimson Clover.
IBY THE DIRECTOR I

Mr.. j. r. DeLoaoh, Boards Greek.
Ga. In reply to your inquiry: We have
had some experience (not much) in the
culture OF Crimson Clover The re-
suits of our experiments do not fully
confirm the high estimate placed upon
this plant By some who have tried it In
the Middle States. If suitable for any
thing it is for winter and spring past.
ure; but. with US, it has not proven to
be adapted to thin soils 1t cannot,
therefore, be recommended as a soil i'm.
proven except on such soils as are al
ready in good heart and fairly produc: :
i've. 1t is probable that it will succeed
better on the lighter soils of the lower
half of the state than on the stiff CLAWS
OF Middle and North Georgia.
The proper time for sowing the seeds
is August and September-accordin to
latitude. When sown earlier than the
middle of August there is danger of the
young plants being destroyed by the hot
dry weather that frequently prevails
during that month. The seeds germi-
nate readily and grow off slowly and
continue to grow during mild spells in
winter; but the principal growth is
made in early spring. 1t natures seed
in May and the plant then dies down,
root and branch. think it would do
well to SOW in the cotton folds in Sep
TENDER. and the crop would then serve
to take up the remaining unappropri-
ated plant food in the soil. prevent
washing and also furnish winter past.
ure. Seed can be purchased of any large
seed dealer. About Is to 20 pounds are
required for seeding one acre.
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FIG. RAIN GAUGE AND SCALE.


che scale CD as well as the gauge ABB is
drawn to a scale Of one inch to four.
So the timer should make every dimen-
sion Just four times the actual measure
ment of the figure.
The gauge should be painted with two
coats of good lead paint. both inside and
out, and should then be mounted on o
post six feet high from the ground and
not nearer than fifty feet of a large tree
or building.
OF course gauge may be made that
will measure more delicately. We have
one in constant use that will indicate
hundredths of al inch. II at any time
in using the gauge the rainfall should
be sufficient to cause the well to fill up
into the funnel portion simply pour off
part of the water into another vessel
until the surface falls to within the
smaller portion. Measure the latter
portion and throw il oot; then pour in
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ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

Under this head short inquiries from
farmers on practical farm topics will be
answered by one of the Station staff and
published, If of general interest otherwise
the answers will be sent by mail Make
your inquiries short and to the point; al
ways give your name and postoffice and
address to the Director Georgia Expert
ment Station, Experiment, Ga."l
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opportunity for any citizen Of Georgia
to learn the principles of feeding, the
art of milking, and the best methods Of
handling milk and making butter and
cheese
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III A RI EFT a
Opposite the Kenuesaw Eouse.l
CHUCK ANDERSON, Propr,eto,

THE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivers and the fastest Of
horses are always ready, night and day
for hire No man or woman or child eve en-
has given me call in the past, who has
been, nor shall any ever in the future 5e
dissatisfied with my teams or the men in
my employ. Every thing aid every body
about me are No. !.
| have cheaped my charges propositions.
ate to the stringency of the times. FoT
references as to the truth of what say
as the turnouts and charges, 60 to my
friends. which means the people general
ly.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safely of themselves, vehicles ard
horses {. A. G.. ANDERSON,
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the first portion and measure It This
will rarely occur unless the observer is
absent from home.
II. J. REpDNa.
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DIR. J. ID. MALONE.

PHYSICIAN AVID SURGECN,
OFFICE Up Stairs over The A. P.
~ Brsntley Co.'S store. Special OF,
fee hours 10 to II A. Nj, and / 70 and
to P. NJ Residence corner of ATLANTA
Anderson streets. Marietta, Ga
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p. r. CORTELYOU. M. D.,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER.

GENEHAL 'PRACIl1IONER,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
lA North-side Public Square. over Mrs.
j. S. Warren s Millinery store. Cousulta-
ton Hours, 81 a. IN. to IL and to 5p. M,
unless otherwise engaged. Residence
Church street. nearly opposite Presbyteri-
an Church. All calls promptly attended.
Telephone No. 46.
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One dollar gets the MARIETTA JOURNAL
for one year, 50 cents for SIX months auo
o. cents Tor .hree months Come 70 an0
mphcrlpe.
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DIR E. J. SEIZE,

PHYSICIAN md SURGEON.
T1ENDERS BIS PROFESSIONAL
i. services in the practice Of Medicine in
all it's branches to the citizens of Marietta
and surrounding country. Office in j.
B. Smith Il Co.'S furniture store. All calls
promptly attended to.
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DIR. HI. V. REYNOLDS.
pRlCr1CfNG PHYSICIAN

PRACTCING PHYSICIAN,
VIZ HEN NOT ENGAGED ELSE
w where ray be found during the Gay
at his Office, up stairs, in McClatchy Build
ing Southwest corner of Public Square,
and at night at his residence on Powder
Springs street. Two doors above the Metho-
dist parsonage, Marietta, Ga. Telephone
No. IT,.
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Formula For Turnsps.

j. +. Hurt, Colina, Ga: Replying to
yours OF Is: The following would be
an ideal fertilizer formula for turnips:
M tc A Al os ............ 7oo pounds
Tor kainit 1,400 pounds)
49,. Nc ;..''..'......... wv POUNDS
Nitrate OF Soda. 100 pounds
Aotaa' Z, OG0 pounds
Yon may have some difficulty in get
ting Nitrate of Soda. but think YOU
may buy some of Coweta Fertilizer Co.,
Newman, Ga. at about $50 per ton. In
the absence Of Nitrate of Soda increase
the quantity of cotton meal to about
1850 pounds. The object of the Nitrate
OF Soda is to give prompt supply Of
available nitrogen, so that the young
plants will grow off at once, and SO es-
cape the fly. In practice the nitrate
may be left out of the mixture and APP
piled in the drills with the turnip seed,
either alone or mixed with one equal
weight of acid phosphate. Fifty pounds
OF nitrate and so pouuds Of acid phos-
phate would make good and safe MKT
ure for drilling in with the seed. In
any event be careful not to distributes
cotton meal, or any fertilizer that con.
tains cotton meal. IN the drill With the
seed, as cotton seed meal is dgGti 10 sao !!
sceaS ishea IN close contact 'oith than
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-08-06

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Secures success in any business,
Therefore advertise in the Marietta JeuR.
Wal yon- business.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-30

flfis, we're in Houston yesterday from Chs
y 60, e'i 'ni's through Tesss 90 a pleasure
tiuf,
W A. tniey, travelling passenger agent
~ 'hr Frisco. AMI " H. faHah. travelling
I'esserKef aneni u tho Southern rsulfie,
,mnh Headquarters NJ Atlanta ia. dIs
Houston yesterday
Tho houthatn Pacific has abandoned tho
uts ~ dummy couplings tot hanging air
"sht brse 90 f,elpht oats. bnl aft.f jan
haif !, 1877. VII decline IT, ireoiy. bills
iot f'1'lntiua ~ repairing such parts
fhs International aud ufas, Northern
ci'y ff"ishi au1 passenger office VIII not
~ moved uuiti aotnn ,ine ~ January, Tho
DELAY tolna chused by The contractor uot
having ~" store room ~ shape for Use ~
su0n na Nss expected
correspondent lnfoips us that tho ess
Linz is 20 establish are 10 be long ana mar
ipw nnd close 10 The track ~ ihai as All
ohisoi tcssan. they win he available tot
passengers nni ''hsnesrehnfa" ~ well ~
fot iiif local farmers Railroad Uayoi,e,
pn November n q special officers Train
~ the Heahueih All islne Was ron trout
Weldon y, g.. TO Portsmouth. vn, 1913
mites IN i.,s minutes The engine, rin
10y iinnineiuih il,liaH, was No $40 boil,
by The Richmond locomotive works "
weighed flf,y nina ,una. ana has rtihdsfs
ilKst inrhta, rp.pi had 10 no slaNkehud
Of one bridge ard through three villages,
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U,p, n,,nv,r,Es.

A black cs,se, containing one pliyot pitch.
81. unn silver suRhi bowl Hul hN sliNrt
a claimant
byrt two hundrsd seats were aoi yea
'prlqy fnt ne ilttnn 4lnnh,nn aud deal
oeuVlnlrd hf. Which "l seats M a block
wrte dlnpnpoi OF Ia Galveston
Roy anl Mrn II H. A,rs win rive Oh
rhrtadtS .Saniua NJ 2 n'rlurh, ~ ihr
PARISH huusp. q tnHH iu ~. scholars ul
Tie tnrihh AewinR viaRs OF rhllni church.
Ioip, inrlntson ~ Nnhinska ana Mics
Lana Anderson az lasnpp wrte uarfloa
Ia ihe office al iurtlap lilli Nestviuay ~
leinnun 81 d'olooh tho Judge n,neainn
The Agni4y sehocl Of chtlet chuWh
n s,iaS i l n,n" 81 sr,s, 'yss ,," at be
uhildren ~ ilayiand orphans Tome ann
OF Tho Faith Home, u wia a Toast thai
Wns heartily eniusud 10y The tiila ufrhhra
Under tho direction uf Mckee htrret
League, ,htfs Viii b. a watch ninht rett
~ az lhp phutNh az lplla u ~ TiurhdnN,
lirepa,h.r y, q! which hpnf l,av 1, T.
ton dlairiol VII preach Al are Invited,
It's young rrppir esprulniY.
,h the ninht OF fM,rhiny, January 7
the local au,hd Army Of ths ttrpnhliv anit
W'han'H ieliet eefpa VIII nod an optti
tNuiai nteeivA ~ The ndl rnilpws haii ia
wv llnrnn huilalna, Installation OF ,he
ofneTrs eipel OF beth hofea vii ho she
'iiini nitiiHiiun at tho uyNnlnh
ihrmNs Flralter, eoin,el surrendered
Ds ne war wanted ~ fulk pulMtN srAsar,
10 vlaiinp he engaged Us q sheniiAa match
with snnliHf man liipre hu ahNp hn ~
mnpn.h, az any Nlu,aUunlut lhe law, rms
Iaiit county authorities have benn eNm,
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me ioWthali game at The hall pafk Men,
NhN hatwurn tito blNmricp ~ tirA viiy aitl
the AounH hrn's gh,lstlan asauela ti.ul
team az Apsiln resulted "a q victory 80,
the home huAF u, q hrotr 90 " 90 o The
lpnr Nas pkinl, aiteMiri. uwinR 10 IN,
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rselelN naunn ANY EFFORT al advertising
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Nate. nud r.,.""oi.

Ttaveilng Passenger Ahpnt lawson NJ tho
Npii returned from tour TO Nutlh TuNaa
yesterday
'rfa,rlns Passenger Asrul npnohue ~
tho ilnuatnn East aud Neel Texas Vac ~
Houston yesterday
~ 4 wilson general freight hni ras
t,nee, agent ol The san Aupnio ana nulf
Kbote, has resigned, oifrutl'e JANUARY
tapiain ia ruala, travelling freight earhi
a. ihu Southern Pacific wiih headquarters
q, ,uetp frsas Was Ia the oiif iesipt'lai
jain i wright travelling PASSENGER
erbn, " The ennih We, win hpa1unaliotn
Al tatlas, was q ealief 10 The ol't tcst.c
DAY
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hill prulnaine in oulhrel the lnlllvPN COM
pepien to eaffa bicycles W haesssN oa's
nee
n ~ Mriratlara general frelph, aai
,aAsrnspi aspni ~ the uRiNsetuh. Houston
NM ,irbdsiAno, was ~ finm Galveston
Yesterday
unnnrai freight Agents tfsis ~ tho nar
sbo,n Inc aud lowHot at lhs lionstuh Wet
an1 Meet rpssa Ntip ever W shreveport
yesterday
aosau,iof Wni seilis Al the lioua,un and
f.,as uenirai VIM 10 in iiahAten Tor men
i,nl treatment hhs returned Nnh WINNIE
hr,e hr spenl christmas wllh h's 'Hm''f
n ,su.,uo usofap ~ The iienslah Ani
1...s Dental ls niiii iH Houston sl'fNalnH
4 Il halliday Vassiien aud WI nul ,aee me
,saa sssln un,li atief The fret W ihr sea'
pl,e,lar h,s hprp issnpd w The i'rus
,.. rss, aud West Fesae Notifying 'ha'
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1 ana
rfpnois Tee general accent ul no hs,'
..n.r, a.ra,inenl ADD g. A. Heat travel
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'rhs union SUNDAY nchao' iasl Hnnday
elected ne uftluefr fnr tho ennuins Srat
Mr ~ ppfline superintendent Nh !,
\, Jenkins asplA,aat superintendent Mi,
pn Walton. secretary, Mrs q T. Hughes,
treasurer, Miaa Ada hughes. "fsan'sA The
sehool nuw numbers nsae 100 rulis
Al stated meeting NJ li,unno, oonnoi',
junior orapf thilen American Mechanics,
on Monday ninhl the roilewins officers we're
elected 10 srfyr fnt The pnAnlbh siN men'hHi
Councillor. W, A ceftuthi wee councillor.
II a. nsyisl assistant ie0nthlna secretary,
T., " itahpht conductor. u, AZ huinntnntl
warden, A " ssiadlnr, ihsins reh,iuol, ~
T. iiuahss; outside ssntlne, iiuhrfi Hlnst
phaplaiu. A. A jenhlhs, trustees n "
reflina and a. q Davis representative 10
The state cnuncii, W Van claim n IA
expected tha, tho new hall viii he ready
fCt the installation on the aer0nd Mohday
evening 10 January,
iiey ! g. thilis,a received the aal npws
~ the death ~ hle aneh mother 81 Villa,
r,AFH. yesterday, aud wpn, 20 attend hoe
funeral hs the fiiNt train. Mth thllhets
was " Ell LhaNn ~ nlunnef phh her death
Ia ,unupnsa hs iataa Vl,pin ~ friundH
the y a,p club VIII he snivei aiuah at
Menunaihp Inn THE pyphlna. Al the
meiuhs,is .f The onh viii rrohahls 10 pres
snl, aA 10 waf,hy president, NJ, ~ Nj,
nonn,d aud HIS amlahle wif. ace aani en
iet,aihsrs
ihs aeA,s, 'tom i,sshie,, attseirh euniaY
aflefnnnn 80 the act ~ hufsisflslhu ,hp
sieie hnuss ~ q. A hshaNh, had rftlims
mary hea'ina teiere Mayer uiseh Monday
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'"e announcement tbs, The Iahtetn. ma
wen az the Western roads would ,,n,,.,,,
:" giant helf.faie rates 10 dletpytss,, was
received by majority Of tho inrtnbets al
ne ministry with uhfrigunI satisfaction
'"' not ny all i'hiisdnlphls clergyman,
~ commenting on tho announcement
sei1 ' hhl hoped that The fallrnaIs we're
'lnally about 20 wpp out tho semi dead
'"so privilege rsionded 10 The clergy IL IL
i"iin ~ The iiinus when preaching mt,bi
ipVpilt' ami unnti The changed epndilnna
IS not only Unfair 80 the railways end
w" general travelling public, hut II IL H..
stfuciige If lhs SELF t.areti of iis b.neu
pNilnh Thr railroads have been chatting
uhlef HE olotlonl hnit faro system 10,
sv'n' ilne aud lot several ytuis sonip ~
mem nave hcer trying 10 do away Win "
Ilnics nave changed since Tho church Wna
io'i nn1 rttHchris nhrtpaid, anu the ran
rosa p'rplo are nulte srhHlhie Ut tho iipt
understand thai great pressure wan os D.
uted hrch tho Urf'ihls "a obtain o coniinu-
nhQr nf tie system fpf nne more year bi.i
mn convinced that ihp rri ~ rletlrHi
bolul dfhdhepicfne 10 fnel nnhtnarhlnr /"
" In uulio rerlnin Tint q great mbinriiy
~ the clergy viii NOT cninriir Nth the
statements Of tho Philadelphia Clergyman
Every niirnni Ia abolish ihls concession
Inns met lhe strongest itiul ~ ptuielt
finip very large number ~ tho gentlemen
Of thn clGih and u n mol believed that
illelt sentiments upon the subject have ma
trfinIlY CHANGED
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The ssshoetd Ait ilnc he's hial see-
Qua complaint with Tho aifosi oaiinii''
tlenerA nf The Htaiss through when u ions
THIS onn charges the Southern PASSENGER
association Win Decentralization ~ tetHp
lnp To- afani lhroush rates Ahn 'hfnhth va'
riit ilrans 90 Afhahsas ei'' 'eFas w
presentation " this compliant =" VIZ t'e,
,e,,n,issis,isfs Ap,tra,a In 10 ~, hplal o.
tept. ,snuest hniuu appended that me
matte, hn la,fipt hg ihe r'a'e nniN'p'H v"
tho jniatslnlr noinMutnn Nnn,inlsHiHh
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HOUSTON Daily rosT WEDNESDAY MoRNINa

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san,n 10 WIN MT run special ,h,s vay
' tn.i regular train ientss ihsfn IA .soa
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