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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
MAHoMEr. THE 1MPosroR.

farce Of
MAHOMET, THE IMPOsTOR.
Mahomet ........ by..... Mr.. Kearnes
Tickets to be had Of Mr.. Kearnes,
at the sign Of the Goats Beard in Cas-
tie street.
The value Of the tickets, as usual.
will be taken out III required) in can
dies. bacon. soap. butter, cheese, pota-
toes. &c..-as Mr.. Kearnes wishes, in
every particular. to accommodate the
public.
N. B.-No smoking allowed. No per-
son whatsoever will be admitted into
the boxes without shoes or stockings.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Alleged Forger Arrested.

Bushnell, ILL.,, Oct. 11.--On the night
train for Chicago Saturday Detective w.
Q. Hays arrested Forger Frank Nance,
of Avon, for passing checks for $40 and
SIS drawn on John Roach, of this city,
on Bushnell merchants. Nance served
three-year sentence for former for
gerry.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
A Royal Christeninx

London, Oct. 12.-The son of the duke
and duchess of Marlborough, born Sep
tember 10, will be baptized on Saturday
next at the Palace Royal, st. James
palace. The prince of Wales will act az
sponsor.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Big Thres dining Mnchine Plant sola.

Milwaukee. Oct. ia special to the
Journal from Racine says a deal has
just been been consummated, transfer
ring the big plant Of the j. l. Case
Threshing Machine company to syndi-
cate of eastern capitalists. The pur-
chase price is said to be $2,0OO,OOO.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Victim of a Runs

Victim of a Runaway Team.
Laporte, Ind, Oct. 14.-Mrs. Amanda
Barely, aged IS, was killed at Wolf lake,
Noble county, in runaway accident.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

the Chicago travelling man injured here
Monday by an electric car jumping of
q trestle, died Tuesday without having
recovered consciousness,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Anti-Hor.e Thief Associatt

.Anti-Horse Thief Associatfon Moets.
Springfield, Ill.,, Oct 14.-The Illinois
Anti-Horse Thief association is holding
its sixteenth annual session here.
Some 40 delegates are present. The
report of the secretary shows total
membership in the state of 1880.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Louisville, Ky, Oct. IA special ia
the Evening Post from Milan, Tenn,
says: White caps attacked the homo of
Dot Price, a negro living near this place,
Tuesday night, and fired into his house,
He returned the fire, killing William
sires, white man, and fatally wound
ing four others. TIE negro was shot
through the arm. Intense excitement
prevails and race war Is expected as
10 finale to the bloody tragedy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Will Tell to save Her Life,

New York, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Augusta
Mack is ready to tell what she knows of
the Guldensuppe murder If that will
save her from electrocution.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Was England's Oldest Baronet.
London, Oct. 14.-Sir Henry Lushing-
ton. the Oldest baronet in England, died
recently at the age of 95 years. His
son, who succeeds him, is II years Of
age
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Gold weather at Vienna.
Vienna, Oct. 1.-THE cold weather
continues. Eleven laborers have been
frozen to death at Glane. Another haa
su0cumbed in this city.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Meet to Talk of Lepros

Berlin, Oct. 10. - The international
conference on leprosy is in session.
Over $50 physicians are present. Prof.
Virchow IL chairman.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Perry, o. T., Oct. 1s.-Oklahoma farm
Frs are In great need Of cotton pickers,
and offer two dollars day to workers.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
strcnuthcnanR (;ihralt.r

London, Oct. l3.-England is spend
ing an enormous sum Of money in pro-
tecting Gibraltar. Modern defenses are
rising up on the big rick on all sides.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
Big Boats for the Lake,

Big Boats for the Lake.
Cleveland, o., Oct. 1.-THE Beseemer
Steamship company has closed con.
tracts for the construction of three biz
ships. F. W. Wheeler d Co., Of Bay City,
Mich, will build them.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Paris. Oct. 13.-Queen Ranavalona has
been forbidden by the governor of the
Island of Reunion from attending
church any more.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
VIII BE shot October 80.

VIII DE NNOt 'OctOUef 30.
Perry.o. T., Oct 1s;Tohn Wotha, the
Creek Indian under sentence Of death
and who will be executed October 80, 10
still at liberty, attending to his domes-
tic duties. hs
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16
VIII Soon Have a Cable.

Edinburgh, Oct. 13.-Saguland is to
be connected with Europe by cable.
The cable will be run from Scotland to
Ruykjavik, Iceland.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Lyons, Oct. 13.-There will be no 1897
champagne. This years grapes are too
acid for that purpose.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

Sugar Beet Factories for Colorado.
Denver, Col, Oct. 14.-Plans contem-
plating the investment of from $500, 900
to 100000 by eastern capitalists in
sugar factories and refneries, have
been cons.ummated here, and an agrees
ment hasNbeen signed by 100 farmers
pledglng themselves to the cultivation
of 1000 arces of sugar beets.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-16

To Cure Constipation Forsvsr.
II G @. c. fsil TO cure, druggists refund money:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

Teacher" Sow, Thomas, why do
We all love George WashingtOn?"
Pupil Cause school lets out On
bi. birthday, and he Tas the Father
% hl. Country"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

Hay stalks and grain .h01ld BIZ
Transformed into meat and milk.
Animal. or fesh are transported
with greater ease than they, and the
dairy products are stiil greater
condemnation. What farm products
~ >Gll IL q very important question.
and the study " plant food in the
various products Il essential.
The small farmer should keep
dairy cows and Jet the raising Of
steers for beef alone. Mixing them
IL n TOO expensive work. n be- feeds
what be raises ~ good conn be will
yet good pay for IL. and for his labor.
IN this be- has the advantage over
the large farmer, but he II n heavy
disadvantage - u beef maker.
No tWO cOws have the same APP
petite nor the same capacity for
converting food Int" milk. and H.,
therefore, follows that great deal
NJ Judgment should be exercised In
feeding. The physiological wants
~ con arc alway3 changing, vary
inY, not only with her general con
ditiOu, but with the weather and
other circumstances
Modern advancement can be seen
IN the statement that It Il possible
by the usn " cream separatOrs 20
take tho butter fat away from the
milk 30 completely that there II q
loss not 10 exceed the onc.tenth Of
one per cent; but there Is diff
fcrenc" In tho machines Of the same
make ~ well ~ between those Of a
different make.
The temperature Of the dairy room
should be- 90 degrees when milk il
set IN open pans, but In summer
time the thermometers I'm our dairy
house are often away above this the
milk sOurs before the cream rises
aud much butter Is lost; neither Is
the butter hrst-class. Especially in
Southern climates il the separator
satisfactory and necessary.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

cena.1s snlHY shan " suf.d sseg.
stBY ard ebrd,3rga5ls r.l.srsera-
Wien scs ,&Fasr a8s sds Prod lei
- ;ts s1rs Gel1 fa sfs sEa ~ bold
sts work q feed n E1 sas caln1 81
al2 Rand a. u were, Il; certainty
s@srl3 STAT scs el.sGgznsAYes AZ.
l-1 practicable features u scs f3dter
fssdIaT question II , large seale
IRE 1Y ;s,e si.8 sIr11ss woGLlY sTs.-
efaas.
PsaaisY 2 CIV lr el1se 44zr-etz
a1s only .snfs 81 Z sezss l.s 81
make her o.E.Dgs- sn1 ~ ;as sa-az
Slaae- % Jpers&sG 51s e1ss u her
kss1ihZ- The orchard e ar excel
.snS Place sSF be-. especially u Fl: IL
in b@ariaZ aa1 ls vel s@zcsd 20
cID0sf, Have s;1tra quarters fg-
her, IT eysrs@.
In as&rlY al .zsss :rs sseal1 and
shir1 .i;sers u oiIs s0rw fzrr0ws
vii b better ;nal ;as hrss, and Il
shs j. sGfa@iEn;ly valuable 81 b.
Kept ~ breeder sae eza BE- keo:
several Yea's ~ zJryt zdgzas&zs,
and will ~ II mach more worth
than 4 90gaZ rnDthsF.
I~D Wssks pfEvi91s ~ fzrr0T!a2
is sfDD snDgZl ~ pat me s1w gol1
sDft fDIyf almost sxc.gsfyslT. zaa
earlier than t1i< eyfa can .zfs!Y be
rnads the chief diet. 10 make the
piZs ZrDw wiglOg: cszsinY the
mother slOgia ~ fed ration which
viii cause her ~ iasS@n sYsn while
sns IL s1cklinY.
The Poland China j. pork pro-
1gcer u :hs very bss: quality, and a
beauty ~ lDDk at bred, Ted and i'm
progs1 fDr generations. be stand.
,D-daY a.rnDs; a p@fise; bOZ, and the
peer u any animal which lives
when 10 cDnes ~ converting feed
into meat.
~ get good start, buy a
tbDfDgXhDsad which aas been bred.
~ matter If shs cD.:s goa the price
~ tho Dr three .eruJs; shh will make
you more money than hall q DOZEN
~ ths ppDrer sJr., High bred hog.
afs hardy, prolific and better feed err.
and with IDO1 TODD and care return
q wonderful profit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
Agricultural and Live Stock Department.

sn.s1He.
Fasf NJ .e-. rave 2 ssr9az sgo5
- slbvsr VII u fjIs5tY nl&haxst
Trt-p IinI. |lrt, was&s ~ ,ds&s.@a
after j5 Wlsnb.; fsss516s gtls .s scls
G-s@s c@s5 vz9 n rGziaGala fertility.
@HG n. ave l&tDF aG9 G6G&7, We
s.5sA MAKE ;hs a@ss possible re II
s.Dosr ~ 2 fsrsf. mr.,
D. s,sg I&1G especially sas &ccl7-
m ~ frssh- %l&rs@ manure Il 5sas-
GGiAl ~. &GEfy9hs - s..s razreazafezI
s7ses cfG<,sEsd, CI1osr zLsr IfGse.s
~ ne sl5I ~ >shsss&sGal IL. anf
whsr 20 1%ea7s bslDs 10 shs szras
mechanical w&7,
The 7aias ~ fertilizer applied n, \
HsI1 ~ gDszs m&7 b. sssnEis1s ~
make IN sAOrfGogs erOD, and ys:
there m&7 h% Ia; = silZhs YislG pro
egrsG, b.sEzesH ~ 2 GsdeisneT d
pbGayhDfiE sei4. The fertilizer
ns%1sG wDeN have el,s; M mDrs,
u fssG aaY efDp economically ~
sborl1 knpw irs; what Il rssds,
"Drfs Gag farmers vii learn that
10 il a vital pDin; in shsir affair." u,
faiss mir Dwa sss1 eDrn and take
spHb ezfs ~ Il fiat sVsfY Yrafn
planted will ZrDW, This would be a
stride tyUaf1 bsttEf farming, -eel
eDfn sbOuld oDt be- szplsAd ~ damp
weather ana then lsfs where IL ran
ffsszs,
n tas Dgil1lDZs are nGt burned the
feeling NJ security which a YDT,1 in
sgfancs pCiic7 will give vii be- a
I yum deal mDfs shan the efsts " iHa:
. security. ~ bgfns1> there il At
/ hand = Ifa'i1iDZ cash gspDsit with
which ~ DsHin rebuilding, NJ al
I means Insure,
. Wbsta 70 ean be 11De, 10 ls almost
aluaVs me casa that an Indirect
7 fnstbD1 ~ selling ,ba crDOs ia the
I bttrr Dus s drDVs NJ hDYs 'atfsns0
IN cbh7y "Drn Df wheat win usually
I bfiDI 1JyJ.f pfics 'DT that Yfa'n,
I ~ disrD4faZs1. there is better
I wa1 than ~ soil tNs farm; rather
I sHIl bali tas land and make Datb ~
I YD1rsef ~ put fDFtb 11gr best
I efforts ~ 1ul0vstiuY tbe Otbef bali
/ ~ - mDfs Intensive nay. THE
I Will be- bnttsr iOr the band better
/ iCf the eryps md better fOr the man.
/ While lbis IL tbs era " invention,
. u ia bot the beginning " better
I things. The daY ia pot far distant
I when tbs machine for cutting fodder
mn SIR earn md quitting into any
/ eOrdit1u The farmer may desire
. viii IN irGTn farm ~ farm Just a.
tbtssbipp machines nov DO.
The tttest viii 4srviys. There arc
sOtns farmers who must pct N their
farms. They nrs none the wiser "
bettsr because ~ the inventions and
| methods ~ a prosperous aye. They
neither heed read nor hustle. This
toe md agricultural journals DO not
I HoOrlsb upon Tho same soil
Before Tho frost Ia all gone yet the
manure out where u viii do the
most good, hnd nwhy from where II
will 10 harm. ~ will be great
thing for the fields, and will clean
up tbs bnrn yards. The farmer and
bis team viii then bc IN better shape
for beginning tho regular work on
Tho farm for the year, too.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

BDmetiiugs an innovation IL not
appreciated until after It's newness
hns vol worn Of. This h especially
true Of the silO In this land Of corn
fields. While agreeing that tho
stalk IL worth ~ per cont. " the
value of tho corn plant, IT. boho0ves
10 know the best way 30 save II and
feed II.
with fertility which WISHES awny
from many barn yard, and thnt
which h washed into the fields and
brooks every season, It. n small
wonder that some farmers can not
make both ends meet. The candle
Is burning Mt both ends.
IL IN the poorest kind ~ economy
% over stint an animal In liz food (;
but IN generous feeding there In the
great danger Of waste from feeding
that which tho animal docs not
need. Individuals require relative
proportions Of different foods, and
tho nearer We can come 20 know Just
whit proportion II best tho less will
We feed 10 no purpose.
Very rarely, In the Northern
Statos, IL ia barn found which will
keep the cattle properly warmed
Usually tho winds whistle through
Thorn, and nearly always docs the
manure freeze behind the cattle.
They ont groodlly Just to keep
warm, but IL " "a much more eX.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
Poultry.

Kaliir corn II good for little chicks
as well ~ for old fowls. The grain
is smaller than wheat, and the brood
will begin 10 cat IL before they are a
week old, and will grow like magic.
Eat what they will, they will not be-
come crop bound, for the KalIir corn
does not swell.
For laying hens Kafiir corn Is
proving to be something very valu-
able. Even during the molting sea-
son they seem to keep at their work
II for no other reason, plant patch
for the poultry II it can not be
brought near at hand. It will yield
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
Ifsms ~ IaGSYsss ~ Farmsys aa6
HNy3smsN.


M4sG =, nm Wi - spsasg.
ss-t4s asrz5 'syaG&P,
sst,gs wilkes IN Wa jaGs4G GsFs
@3s@1 ~ m
NsSH7 BsSks, bred N giszs1 IasS
9e&f "a Hbs N a6aL
JaHk carr "a sashssiasssG 17&r
&4jzs IFDsrsGSs fbf ~,
C16sS8Nsss mn razg rs&Drsar
ey<,r. Sfs ceff ebis 9s&F>
Jim, *, tl,s4 vii train n >s5lle
sssois rs W&7srtg Tenn Sois ses~
mn,
me Tti.+fsase Falr. TgisGD. Ohlp.
ia p1gFysfl0,sG fn,r &uzsss N, H. N. N
as.G n, r, Il, Tneksf IL me seers-
taf9,
There "a DhE wAY. zHG DnlY DfsE
paY ~ GisyD,ss II cEs fDsD sffsHsszIIy
WIEN IL Zsts arSrrZ YDrsF bsns Kill
s9srg Df.s u @ysfh tlas ia in ,as lsass
A7sHsAG wish jss
Oats a0G psas s/,U4 m YrD9h1
irDfH pbhb early 7sIssables have
bssn zatheTsG vii 7isl1 IN szG@l-
Isbs zrssn fssd fof ne fail HDnGbs
ma lsavs tbs sGjl IN fms eDndi,iOn
fDf me spfjHT planting,
$aIG causes st,ek ~ sas mDfs,
stimulates GizestiJb. md bslDs ~
ptessf7a me general hsaltb, n
mDGsratiDn ~ Il . zfsat help ~ The
yb1sj"aI DfYab iIHtiDn anG IfDuth ~
all animals especially shpss pas ny
q, '3tteDs
r. nm Inn ., iss worthless stgek
tat rum pfGVepGsf III tbs winter
thnD liz GDup aDd GjS ~ tDs spfibZ.
~ ms attended Win nm much 81.
pepset ~ them iOf market. but ssil
I'm gt zst fi1 NJ them sgrGs val.
my cab ~ least 10 Zi7sn awaV,
Keev tbe 1yebarGs. Yarqens ma
Yrssa bDusss clSa0. nllDwiuY m
rubbish abpgt nm which iGpY ran
bTFf4. I:fibD1e ana GfstrD1 oil Dis
fasf1 traits mn plants 90 scfDp1.
l>UsI1 SO 1DG prssst7s salablf DDss
md tbtrs vii BE- fnDtf saiable orss
NWfsft7e,
The SDttbwssterp TfDtUnl Horsl
breeders AssDeiatiDu h1s decided
~ wipG ~ Ne affairs ma Nv oBt ~
business, 1bi@ announcement VII
ehase universal regret.
hp exchange says e1erY paper IN
Che state should publish no fhn'
tbat burnt eDfp is sure cure I'm
bDY chDlsra. ~ mss frat dlsc6vetsd
~ turning pile NJ coru belonging
~ n disullefV, ~ Hhs thrown ~ tho
bGys bu1 tatfu ~ them. Before
tb1t number NJ them had bHsn dy.
Ing eneb da1. bat mo disease i'm
medlatelt disappeared. r. ia ~
simple . remedy that n chu bt
ensily tried, fnlkvllls lhlnJ Cbr0n
iclr.
Ooh. ". &. Campbell, proprietor NJ
Clrbntps Form, Spring Hin, Tenn.
holds n fnll hand IN tho wny ~ phc
ing stations. Ur bns Of pfessb
brown Unl, 2l25 vino leads th'
list ~ sire ~ extreme speed, hnt
ActouWoDd. by Fhndslhbd Onward
who sign1s next - tbs great son u
Tom Iinl. AclOBwDOd has n roc0r(
of2.l5 sud col. Campbell says IL
pacing 10 never makes n mistake
ActopwOod Is . deep bny, l6l5 hand,
high, very handsomely proportion
cd ma we'll tnusclod Breeder hnt
Iipfsrtuhu,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

II Z~f-1 r-.T-s ara sE-egr-c -- 1eAr
We Oh e EIoc glt ara --+T L1I-1 e.
.lIe-l E-l-lT CrrIl-- aat -rblI-,.
''TU --- 1r+r. AMI noe ~ Germ -5G=,.
10 scar Go heavily az r 1sltt=r ar=-
Do l,l1 -.g -Ce +a1 -'--L - LcWarrt
taR lr - 4rrllr vL1C1lI -BVllE gT1
sac vineyard. ar 1Gls lr1Cc II -rGper
s1ace-
TIE srrueuIrs u 5rz -arE Aul
2tsr on -ra lGrr- alt 4,lulE sue q
-fss .l-isr constantly In Era1ss-
1-a--.1E t-lr- st-= l.Ir4,zrT a l-Aris
4-GI-t ~ --&.- CO sL- body u =
tree ~ ~ 90 +eG -5 1TI5 5r=tsl.s.slY u
srs - anna 30 t8rr-ssrLT .Grs 60 the
cardinal coi1-s q i1z c1-l-,a+s-
w -s1 cru-lrx- sczr< - 10 better
o. s-s}Csr przcaralj1l % 4pclT c1
,cs s51l-1s q s1s -2rEzr limbs than
good white - ed lad And -lcsez,t
OIL r - III sGrr=csl1z- Lei tie
s-r1zss s@&4o- 2 -i-sl.- f1r paint and
1ll "a. no 2+-sr@ g. ws1 s-r1a -
1ls Will rz'z. u o.. .=5 sl@ zap a-ls-zc
1e- sa5- .5-
Many wss have good orchards
s.1s@r .1ss ~ allowing = few Ties
q W3raL .zsa tr15l 90 .=Iztc year
2tier Y@ar- There = = yearly -
{,1.Ve 90 r,z-Zz 5-z s0c= 1eLs sc-i1 Z
sV x-st55-Z- 1Cs w1=E i-z ;I1l=
c,1--ss sc111t s1z r=soIzsi5a /. for
Is-rsh- z.1 s1z tree rzL1ziLs.
Fsass can b. retained IN the
zro111 By rl1IelioZ sLs fruit wees
.- ss,iY scEi1Z And ;-is i 4 saTgEiI@
Practice sLlglZ 0rclsrdLsst Il *
D@rzEe@. +; r@ssr1. = 800 =z-.T GJW
- sar, and : .1D pFs-zs-rs display
u the o1t.-
Kill she orchard il.ecsz IL :hzir
winter q1arszFs. Ioe leaf roller
sZx. may 3s ig1ld On sle soEIa side
n S1% Irs@s under lizzie patches
sl0LZ the :rgnE. and lir1bs. and
may readily ~ ds=T1ysd ~ the
million: By rubbing Of these
patches.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
M.ellnr Of a.,tnlntln..

~ Is requested that secretaries or
representative ~ the Fair Circuit
consisting Of Bowling Green, Frank
lin, MurtrocsbofO, Columbia, Lswis.
burg, Fayetteville, Huntsville, Pa
ducnh, Whtott0wp, Lebanon, Bhol-
byvlllo, Dixon springs aud other
towns that give tfottlng md pncing
rncos IN connection with their fairs,
meet NJ tho office Ut the Breeder and
llOrspHnn, on Saturday, March q, nj
10 o'clock. Tho purpose ~ tho noot-
Ing la 10 agree upon dates, arrange
programs and 10 talk over plans for
the good ~ the circuit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05
ARfiruiinrs.

System In farming Ia important.
Iny out proper fields, aud have
map Of tho same; devote each field
to suitable crops In succession, with
right mHnurlng, bnslng tho crops TO
tho adaptation OF the soil do evory-
thing ut tho right time, making ito
most OF experience aud tho light Of
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

The Kansas City man who pro-
poses 70 tax bachelors 800 for every
year they are owe" y years Of age,
and put them in the peniten tiary at
10, needs one thing more TO make
his proposition complete. He
should require the state 10 pay
every married man in the same
ratio, In order that he may be able
% support his family. It Is poor
rule that will not work both ways.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

70 call "a girl duck" il regarded
a. compliment, because some
people ~ seldom 4ee ducks that
they forget that they WaddIc, have
ugly feet, a big nose, and make the
most di-cordaut noise IN the barn
yard. You will offend girl by
calling her hen, though a hen Is
ID neat, useful, modest fowl com
pared 10 n duck. There Is no
accounting for compliments.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-05

In this world u j. not what We
take up, bD; what ne give up. that
makes "a rich.
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hELAyGR.

Fsas@rss 2nd we've, odd znf End.
vile AMI OfhsrUise.
Services and kindne.=es LeZlsc ted
make frisat.aip suspected.
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Gray hair. and wrinkles may
come. but happy heart il always
y0unZ.-Harn' Z. Horn.
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Turning mad dD2 loose IL a tiff
Ing thing compared - what the
devil can DO with gossipiuZ tongue .
Ram. Horn.
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This il an aye when our high
schools are filling the minds u
pupils with the various OlOgys.
which IN their place are proper and
right. but the mother who enzrafts
30 her dauZhtsr's mind bakerJ.OZy.
rOa-tolDgg. stitchDlOgy, and men
OiDYy will receive the everlasting
thanks " some good man, later on.
The herald., 1897-08-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Ship
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Wheat-
Easy; December, 147A; May, 1.4S1h. Bar
ley-Easer; December 92&4 Corn-Large
yellow, 1.O71a@1.121s. California Bran
Sacks 15.O0a1550
Flour-Family extras, 4.75@4.S5: bakers
extras 4.65@4.75; superfine. 3.S5@4.35.
Wheat-No. l shipping, Las; choice, /. 1.4614
@1.471s; milling, 1.4Sa4Q155.
Barley-Feed 9oa95; choice bright, 971b
M100: brewing. 1.O50D1.1 10 for bright and 9715
@1.021a for coast.
Oats-Common white, 95@1 071s; good to
choice, 1.10m1.20; fancy feed, /. 1.2501. 80: new
red, 1.02l241.071s; new Salinas, 1Om1.2l
Receipts for forty-eight hours-Flour
quarter sacks, 10000; do Oregon, 1925; wheat,
centals, $4,000: barley, centals, "a, 2SO; oats,
centals, 3f,2S0; beans, sacks. 500; corn.
centals. 3I5; potatoes, sacks. 7945: onions,
sacks, 920; bran, sacks, $50; do Oregon, 1900:
middlings, sacks, BAL; hay, tons, 1875; straw,
tons, Z; wool. bales. 225: do Oregon, 13:
hides, number, ESQ; quicksilver TASKS. lis:
wine gallons 29600.
There was some lively speculation In the
local wheat market toIay, and that staple
scored another big advance. The option
market opened at Las for December and
1.47R for May but jumped Immediately to
.465s and Las. AT 11:15 December opened
at 1.4SA and sold up to 1885 but receded
to 1.47ss and closed at 1.47% bid. May
opened at 1.49h, reached the 1.49sl mark
and declined to 1.4Ss4.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
on change by the rumor that inquiry was
being made for ship to carry wheat to
Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, which
was generally accepted as confirmation of
the report that the Argentine crop was
DOOR.