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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-18

DEPA ARTMENT No. 1O, froDate-In the Su- peror Court in and for the City and County of San Francisco. State of California-In the matter of the estate of JACOB c. JOHN SON. deceased
 24th day of February. A. D.. 1898, at 10 o'clock a. nl of said day. and the courtroom {, of Department No. 10 of said court at the New City Hall in the City and County of San Francisco State of California have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said JACOB c. JOHN SON. deceased, and Tor hearing the appica- tion of ANNA E. JOHNSON for the issuance to her of letters testamentary;
 Dated February Il, A. D 1898.
 CHARLES F. CURRY. Clerk.
 fSeaD By F. S. HAWLEY, Deputy Clerk I. A. STEPHENS. Attorney for Petitioner Room 6Os Claus Spreckels building. TTJE, 1California Debris Commission having re- ceiyed applications to mine by the hydraulic nrocess from William N Lamb. in the Croft mine near Oleta, Amador County to deposit taiIings behind the dam of the Cambridge mine in Dry Creek: from B. F. Steese and O. Woehler. in the Long Ravine mine, near Spenceville Nevada County, to deposit tall ines in Long Ravine; and from J. w. Cum mins in the Amo mine. near Oroville, Butte County to deposit tailings In Cherokee Ra- vine gives notice that a meeting will be held at room 5e Flood building, San Francisco, Cal, on February 2s. 1Sss at l:so D. m
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
s.rsh uran,l:a llu....n.l.

Tho late Surgeon Lieut-coi McFall.
who was the husband OF SARAH
Grand" was slxty-six years Of age. end
third Of his life was spent In the dis
charge Of his military -medical duties
In India. where be encountered the
chcIera three times in its attack on
the troops. and did 90 we'll in fighting
Il that be was mentioned In dispatches.
When. as widower. he married the
lady since known as Sarah Grand. he
was at least twice her age. and he had
two sons. OF whom one was her senior.
and the other her contemporary. The
only child OF HIS second marriage Is
also son. now some twenty-three
years OF age. who has adopted the
stage as profession. CT his other
sons one Is In the army. and the other
a journalist and Illustrator. For some
time past matrimonial lncompatibilsty
had kept husband and wife apart. but,
despite this. and q shrewd suspicion
that he figured not too fay9rably in
rome OF his wife's books. the deceased
officer was reader end sd,nires OF
than, and had them all on his Shelves
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Tho little lnughtor Of Willinm
Taylor ant! wife died Mt Elizabeth
from lucumonin will, complicn-
tinns, on Saturday morning at 7
o'clock, aitcr ecven days of intense
suffering.
Little Attn was q months old. a
most beautiful aud lovnl.le child.
The grief ktris ken parents did ey-
crytting possible for her comfort
and relief. and we're frantic over
thcir terrible loss. The little flow
er was Ini,l TO rest in the Elizabeth
cemetery on Monday, after i'm
pressive funeral ceremonies at the
Catholic church. The parents lsave
the sympathy Of all, while the
bright fnce Of their darling will
forever lure them 90 paths Of right.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
Notice FOR Publication.

Land '7mce al Denes, coi.. s.,r'i l. i'as
Nv,ice "a hereby risvn fhaf M. Joilsrin0- NAM.
al settler has fied no'ice n his ;afrs;ion %
p'.t- n=ai proof in support NJ his risiq. md
fhaf said proof 'rifi r. made before M cierk u
nr causfy Court NJ Ebert Co.. at Kiora, fi,io..
on Nay s. fsss. tf.. Jpnes .yegn,o,sr, Hmss.
Apa- No. fsesz for fke " NJ N " or. " $ "
Or Sec. % Tp. 9s.. r. 81 ".
Ne nn,~rs he Joiioirin1 mifarsses 70 iroro his
continuous resfieace ifpon. and cultivation n,
srii land. rik'
join II. Larig and Georne Eisncr of Kiorn,
Darsd cortefi a,.d O. q. Baicr Of ch~no,rifh,
tpfo.
~ C. D roifn, AspstsF.
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Notice for Publication.

Land oeicc Al pe,srcr. Colo. api. 80. isss.
Notice A hereby oirea fAaf he Joiowip9
settler has fted aoficr Of hs f.te,fion 10
aake anai prosf Ia support ~ tis ciaim, and
ihaf saii prpef ,rif DC made before ho clerk y
fhr comfy court ~ Eih1rt rossnfy. at Eio,ra.
to,o.. on Jnn> fs isas. rfs: Oi're Laln'nDs, {or.
nc.ly Oiire Hnif>s, Honsss. Ne. l7ass yup. nc =.
". ~ Sec. =. IL. % -. n. ~ ~
Ne nancs the JoiioriHG fcifnessea Prorr his
eoafiauops rrsisienca ppoH. eed euiticaiioa Of,
said land riz:
Hfi@A. P.sdsrqfaei, Daniel e Eilcsorrs una
zorhrr l.. Boi,l.n of fonsiis. ooio.. Wallace r..
-fnS NJ Kio,ca, colo.
as-ps {. .. F0aD. R.ci.fcr.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Elbert Homestead No. iOd OF
the Bro herlood Of American Yeo-
men was organized last Wednesday
night by state deputies e. McDon-
AID mud J. L. Heckman. nssisted
by George Huber and Albert Neu-
man of Elizabetli. The following
officers fere installed: Foreman,
j. b. King; correspondent, 7. G..
Hill; oyerseer, Gro. 7. Bell; mas
ter OF ceremonies. Z. Moulton;
master of nccounts. D. Phillips;
I,hysician, c. L. Ridlon, II. D.;
guard. Harry Salt; sentry, Y. b.
Knight; watchman, H. Matthews.
John Stod,lnrt, Andrew Wiscnmb
and John Dagienski were initiated
into The mysteries of the order.
The lodge win meet in the l. 0.
O. i. hall every Wednesday night.
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. q ,r.nofae,ars or pc.aus on.

sixty Thousand collars capital stock
Is going into plant in Virginia 10
manufacture peanut oil. II is eati-
mated that II VIII work Up about five
tons OF psanuts per day. This will be
converted Into oil. noar and neal
She oil is sent to Europe and used in
the manufacture OF soaps. In Germany
the Hour and meal have decided
standing as n nutrient Of small cost,
and IN various parts OF Europe both
four aud meal are used In large guam
tities In the manufacture Of bread. bis
cuita and cake.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Last Thursday. Mt the residence
of II. H. Holley. about four miles
cnst of Elbert, Rev. TuttIc con-
Quoted a service calculated TO make
two hearts happy. Miss Gcrtrute
Holley and Paul Chapman were
She hlgh contracting parties. The
RECORDER wishes them all JOY IN
their new life.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
Public Lanl Salo.

,nsfsd state. laad ofscr al penrcr, csso..
irrH >, fss'.
Notice Is hereby giran nsf IN p'.rsnuner ~
instruction. from fAe Commissioner N ms Cen
eroi Land ogiee. under authority tesfrd IN hin,
bv rccfion 2gss. q. $. Rcr Stat, az emcadsd bs
ii1 act ~ Congress approved February ~, 1885.
ri7 proceed 10 eger cf public ALE ~ nc sd
das II nng. iss, NJ u eeioc': uerf 'if this eicr
~ foiiowiap tract of lrn5. fo,trd
s. n. ~ Of y. IS. ~ n Sec s, IT., 70 s.. 4. s.
n. Of sfh p. ".
Any aad ~ psrsci;s cta{n,iaa adversely tAc
obosc descr,tcd fasdz are adr.scd 2 re iAsif
claims IN ihis egice oa or h.fors ~ asy stdr.
,i,s,gacfsf for ikr commencement u sad sa.si
dtter,ri.> iAcir riohfs wiii tr Jor,r,fsa.
&. D. FORD. i;-9isfrs
sozS p. E- El-HBERLF. a.rrit-r.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

All goods not CARRIED in stock
] will order for parties and guaran-
Tee satisfaction. / will order any
thing from needle ton snw-milI
Bear in mind that man can order
cheaper than TO carry it in stock
JAcop ErLEn.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

What has caused allthis excite
mrnt among The ladies? That
mammoth stock and beautiful us
sorimsnt Of spring and summer
Dress Goods Just received at r G
Mer. Co. Elizabeth. Colo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Epler & Carnalan shipped two
cars Of potatoes. two cars of hay
and one car Of oats to Colorado
Springs and Pueblo markets this
week.
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,.,e,arc way or.

why. papa. said Frances. who was
booking at the family album. 'nurely
this isn't picture OF your Yea" re-
Piled papa. ''thst IS picture OF me.
taken when I Was quite young"
wei" commented the little g.rl. sit
aoesn't looi. as much like you as you
look now."--Iondon Figaro.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Joseph Oaks vent to Denver
"Wednesday on some BUSINESS at
the land office. His daughter,
Miss Annie, accompanied him, nnd
will have her eyes treated while
in town.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Attention ladiesl II you want
the best and noatest fitting shoe
that can be bought, buy the Utz
d Dunn shoe. Sold by The Il.
q. Mcr. Co E.iznbc,h, colo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
Diamond Dyos nj Griffin's.

Wehavc just received the largest
line OF Ladies', Misses and Gill
dren's spring and summer Fine
slfoes there Is ON tbs Divide r.
6. Mer. Go. Elizabeth, Colo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

IF you want shoes OF clothing OF
any kind 60 10 The retired farmer.
he has worn shoes and clothes ever
since he came tothe country and
sells cheaper than and has a large
stock than any horse trader or past
chancellor OF the barber chair.
Jacob Eplcr.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

We are informed that Miss Leila
Manville has been chosen to teach
tho school at Elbert, and term
of seven months has been decided
npon.
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their new life

The Grand Army post will meet
in Ebert Saturday, May l4th.
Mrs. Fannie b. Hardin, depart
ment president of Woman's Relief
Corps will be present 10 organize
a branch of her department.. All
loyal ladies past the age OF l6 are
invited 10 lie present and join.
Bring baskets with you.
Mrs. G. L. TurrLE.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

This Divide country was visited
Sunday by n soaking rain. Ranch
men nre beginning to become anx-
ieus, asyery few have hnd a chance
to put in their crops.
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I,e,J and ycl,ow.

Managing Editor Mr.. silngsby. 1
want yon 10 detail nar. to each
slaughter hosee next Saturday morn
Ing With p:ish cart and a tweuty-gii-
Ion zinc reserto.r. May ask--""fon
may. We WIN prl1c next sundays edi-
tion In blood. Plain Diler.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

a new stock Of Dry Goods and
Gents Furuisl,ining Goods just
received at Eplcr's old stand a
prices 10 suit the times. Call in
and get prices.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
she H-a II ,r,th ,l...

Mr.. Jonsing-Ain' got no pockets In
dat Iubly ball dress? Whar yo' kyarry
yo'r razzer7 Mics snowball-De quest
shun am too delikit toe ndmIt oh pres
cnt discushyun: but In case oh neces-
atty All wonidn' hesitate to reveal hits
h!din place. Judge
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

A potato and grain ranch Of 4S0
acres for sale. Plenty Of good wn-
ter. and 3 miles from Elbers
JAcoB ErL Err.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

A recruiting officer wns in Eliz-
nbcth one dny this week enlisting
volunteers TO aid Uncle Sam III
doing and undoing Spain.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
piamond Dyes a eiz.lI,.'z 5.

Tie name John Deere is a e''ar-
antee Of quality and eati<facticn-
Farmers think three times before
you buy some cheap made tA.Alius
implement. K q. Mer. Go. EIiza-
beth Colo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

II. H. Becknan has added a reg
nlnr picture gallery 10 tho rear of
his room and is making things as
cozy Ms cum be.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
Fred MnIIirap droppcd a. Il

Fred Mulliean dropped of the
train in Ebert Sunday morning
and spent the day with his parents
nj the ranch. Fred had fnrlough
Of two days only and expscts to be
called from Camp Adoms, Mt Dem
yer. to Cuan ~ ivo or three do, u.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
con..,n.f Arrsu.t 70, l.

From Judge: Boston Lady Cat tho
scauce)- lis tha, my son Chesterfield, ,
s Spirit Form It be-
Boston Lady with shriek)-Oh.
Chesterfield. didn't I tell you before ycsi
died not to associate with any but
Boston splritsz Where did you eynr
pick up such grammar as tha,7
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

There was Free Methodist con-
ference commenced Inst Thursday
and the meetings continued all tho
week. at Union Valley.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Boys knee pnnts nt Gritfins at
one half price. This is no dean.
Go and SEQ.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

George Corkett has been quito
sick for two weeks, but is about
conynlescent now.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Arthur Carver vent down 10
Florence Monday.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick returned
Tuesday to her studies at Loretta
Academy.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Born Saturday, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Jnak Baldwin. a girl.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

u. II. Georgia and son Adam
went to Elizabeth Tueslny with
1000 lbs. of potatoes.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
whlsc squirrel.

William Andrews. OF Goshen. N. u.
has pure white squirrel which he
found in tree he cut down the other
day.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Look out for a wedding some
whore close before long.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Silver mine seed onts for sale.
J. p. WALDo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

III. Sparkman Inns bseu very
sick the past week.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

}. d. Waldo went to Denver
ycstertlay.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Several strangers were in town
this week.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

A. q. Putnam WINS in Kiown on
official business Mondny.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

John Deere f,rming implements
for sale by The II G. Mer Co.
Elizabeth Colo,
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DR.. Denncy WAS in Denver frat
Of the week on business.
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For Sale.
Mccormick

One Mccormick binder,
nearly new. One stirring plow,
One : 3-4 wagon. ono two horse
buggy, one cart and other things.
J. 4. MILLER.
Ebert, Colo.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Ar lined gloves at cost fo 50
days At Eplcrs.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

See the inside Of this paper for
war ncws.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

J. II. Lundy is rapidly pushing
his new building to completion.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Mrs. Grebe has rcturned to FL
bert.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

George Magnirer q prominent
business man Of Kiowa. was in Ell
bort Monday on business.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
Mrs. y. Gaylor went to Colorado
Springs Tuesday for a week = visit

-l-.-'A \ Mr. Hur 'T~turne<} sssetaFslay
from a visit in Denver and other
points.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Rev. Gilkcy baptized nine con-
didu,es by immersion last Sunday
near Prosperity Ridge.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

Large draft marc with fonl, for
nile. Jacob Epler.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12
+. H. Hathaway is milking some
splendid photographs for n num-
ber Of Clienoweth people.

Isaac Chenowetl returned 10 his
ranch at Chcnowcth Wednesday
much improved in health.
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Tie W<stetn Eecctscr.
TnrrapAs. Mar y. 1898
.Golxo Sourli.

GOING SOUTH
No, ] Mail q Express .ll:42 am.
3Colo. Springs Elk 5:;s7 pm.
7 Colo. Springs Ex. 1903 AIN.
f.sfn7,s oniy SvrdnF)
. Cripple Greek Ex. lao am.
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GoiSG Norm.

=. NJ. Jones' wns in Elbcrt Mon
dny.
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THE ENLARGED FIELD
AND FARM,

Df Denver, contains 80 pages in
rluiling 16 page all-remd in z.
Story Supplement-, making it illr
lnrgest and what is considered TIE
hest general farm snd live ss~k
i.,nrnal publinhed 1t is llandsm,ts-
IL illustrated each week and -lr.uld
he read by every ranchmnn IN the
country. We cnn club Field and
Farm with this paper at
$3.50. A YEAR.
The western recorder., 1898-05-12

( pTIERs'
The herald., 1898-08-03

curtail expenditures wherever possi-
BILE, it is expected that they, too, will
be surrendered by the navy depart
ment in the course of few days. In
this case, four of the naval captains
will be left without commands, name
ly, Sigsbee of the st. Paul, Wise Of
the Yale, Goodrich Of the St. Louis
and Cotton of the Harvard, for even
if the vessels were used as army
transports the law would not permit
naval officers to command them.
FIREPRooF WOOD.
Fireproof wood is again in full
favor in the navy, Secretary Long
having today issued an order requir-
ing it for the decks of the battleships
and monitors, the only place from
which it had been excluded by pre-
ceding orders, on account of some
commanders reports of dampness.
The secretary has decided that the
battle of July 8 has removed any
doubt as to the Importance of pro-
tecting warships from fire by the
best means within reach, so he will
appoint board, to consist of line
officer, a naval constructor and al
chemist, to examine reports coming
from officers commanding ships fitted
with fireproof wood, especially those
who were present in the battle where
the Spanish ships were burned, and
he has instructed the construction
bureau to gather all the information
possible Of this kind for submission
tO the board. Secretary Long stated
this afternoon that no change had
bten made in the orders to Watson's
Continued on Page Four)
The herald., 1898-08-03

NO GORGEOUS FUNERAL.
BERLIN, Aug. IA sensation was
created during the afternoon by the
emperor, who telegraphed counter
manding the Bismarck obsequies,
which were to take place in front Of
the Richstag building, and ordering
instead that the mourning services
be held in the Emperor William Ne,
mortal church.
SAFE AT HOME. Al
P0TSDAM, Aug. 2.-Emperol
William, accompanied by the sm.
press, arrived at the palace at II
o'clock this evening.
WILL BE NO PICTURE.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The Neuste
Nachrichten today publishes a dis
patch from Friedrichsruhe, which
says:
Prince Herbert Bismarck is quite
broken down by the worry and viRils
of the past few days.
Professor Lenbach says he has not
been allowed to paint . picture q
the deceased, and a cast Of his fea~
lures was not taken.
As indicating how well the do.
ceased felt on Thursday, it is said
that when on going to bed at IL 80
he said: "Well, now shall have =
Sleep"
It seems doubtful whether EN-
peror William will 90 to Friedrichs.
ruhe, owing to the attitude Of Princo
Herbert Bismarck. who not enly ~
not needed his najesty's doniro y
have the remains o. his 1atker ~ !,
n Der!ins but refused 10 pern n
The herald., 1898-08-03
Emperor William and the Empress
View BiSmarck'S Remains
Imperial Requests Refused There Will BE No
Gorgeous Funeral NO Picture Painted,
and No Cast of the Face


FR1EDRcHsRuHE Aug e-The grounds about Prince Bmarck
castle thronged with people early today crowds Hambuger
being attracted there by the Of seeing Emperor William
respect They wandered about the woods con-
ggatng in the beer gardens
with portraits Of the deceased pictures CASTLE Many
Of the people mourning and hundreds bicycles
THE EMpERoRs VISIT
The emperor empress Germany o'clock this
morning. accompanied by Baron Won Buow the minister forgn
affairs The mourning The members the
Bsmarcks family received the imperial party emperor
aghng kissed Prince Herbert
hands with Count William Bismarck The party then thu
CASTLE passing through detaohments Thyrst regiment
infantry which drawn h6
The crowds each side Of composed Ham
burgers who had been arriving by every tra foreign
countries Vendors Of photographs
the outskirts Of the crowds and walters from the neghbong
gardens bearing trays Of empty filed glasses circulated all sides
and did big business the thirsty There only few
gendarmes present. but they perfectly able maintain order
AN uNRuLY CROWD
When the imperial anxious
the that they upon plat
The troops however able keep space
emperors saloon carriage.
The presentations the railroad crossing
emperor minutes the
shaking hands with Count Won Rantsau the late princes ,onnaw
other cheering an
caused by the excited conversation carried among tho
crowds present
What place the known though an
official statement the subject may forthcoming
doubt the religious service most impressive
The including the imperial party numbered from
thirty forty Immediately after the service the emperor
and those who accompanied them started for Berlin
KRUGERs coNDoLENcE.
President Kruger Republic teegraphed
peror William and to Prince Herbert Bismarck his and
that the flags Pretoria the capital half
masted in honor Of the deceased statesman.
emperor empress foryfve minutes
the the entire Bismarck family
exchanged railroad station The EMPEROR
standing his saloon salud the crowd which respectfully
uncovered.
Throughout chamber the emperor
standing the being seated The service concluded with
The herald., 1898-08-03
Trouble Expected i'm the Philippines
From Aguimald0
Miles May Have BlOodeSS Victory i'm Porto Rico.
Shafter'S Sick Report PLANS for
the Navy-Ireme Incident

BY THE ASSOCIATED
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-omcas concealment
apprehension Of serious trouble follow the program
IN regard the Philippines The reports the military
commanders late have contained warnings expected
insurgents and surprise will be felt receipt
break at almost any government
it obligation only the foreign residents
at MANILA but towards the classes Of the Spanish
munlty women, children, and Therefore when nma-
ton that the insurgents threatening the
helpless monks orders sent to the American military
10 look into the matter and to act in the interest of civilization and
humanity AS according report the insurgents
cua hostility towards the monks reasonable expectation that
before long collision themselves and the
American the latter execution
the vengeance Of the insurgents.
A BLooDLEss VICTORY
Some reports which have Rco for
political cannot be made public given great
to the officials Of the department. since they that the
resistance which be made by the Spanish troops will
and it possible that General Miles will achieve
by that the Madrid government realizing the mpendency
and the lack Of loyalty towards the monarchy
Porto Rcans has allowed the Spanish garrison the
stand that they expected sacrifice
resistance to superior force that all that be expected
be rather formal opposition the progress
umphant march across the island.
SKATERS SICK REPORT
General Skaters health report today caring
for over SIX thousand sick people, including Spanish soldiers many
whom found be ILL The one the
attempt for all hands probably explains lack
Of adequate preparation the transports employed bringing home
Of the wounded ON these boats were
found be shocking immediate Official invpa
ton which begun today and may
for in high places unless be clearly shown
preparation unavoidable
Major Young war deparment TODAY fresh
from the 'front.' where his health exeron
imposed by the campaign.
wADEs EXPEDITION
He spent time with Secretary Ager Major General
Wade who has yet perfect arrangements for his
expedition to Porto Rico For the transportation de-
partmen making effort from the navy
liners Harvard and Yale and believed has
the other liners Louis the navy has
not yet reached decision though in view the
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-19
10 the Ladies.

Anyone bringing me one dozen
empty glass pickle bottles, / will give
each a bottle OF pickles free.
L. ISAACs, truck farming.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-19
SOUTHERN FARM MAGAZINE

A Monthly Illustrated Journal,
Published by Manufacturers Record
Publishing Co., of Baltimor, Md,
devoted to Southern Agriculture,
dealing with ali matters related to
General Farming, Live Stock, Poul-
try, Dairying, Truck Farming, Fruit
Growing, and every farm interest and
pursuit in the South.
1t is widely read by Northern and
Western farmers contemplating NOV
ing South.
1t ought to be in every Southern
family, for it is .tof the South, by the
South and for the South"
Editorial Contributors: Chas. w.
Dabney, Jr., Phi. d., LII. d. Ex-
United States Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture. Ex-Director United
States Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton in North Carolina, President
University Of Tennessee and Presi-
dent of U. S. Agricultural Expert
ment Station in Tennessee.
j. b. Killebrew, a. NJ, Phi. d.
Ex-Commissioner Of Agriculture for
Tennessee, author Of Culture and
Curing of Tobacco for q. S. tenth
census, Tobacco Leaf "Sheep
IIusbandry," AWheat Growing
"Grasses,'' and other agricultural
works.
The regular subscription price of
the Southern Farm Magazine is 81 a
year, but we offer it and the Meri-
dional together one year for $3.50.
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Write for information to
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