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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

|, a5ofK, October 2l.-Monev IN call e9sv
s All per cent. last loan . per cent. Prime
bsnsa' e paper, shGi per cent. sterling
tsrs, strong, with actual business in
tSSG pliis 1T fS5%64ss for demand and
"A su ~ Tor sixty DAYS. Posted rates,
>, c So, s,.,Ssa4.S6k Commercial bills. 4.st.
Ijsan TrSslhncatcs, 6oa61; bar silver. 90 7-S.
b: ststiaIs' 4tA. Government bonds
S'a'e ponds firm: railroad bonds weak
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SITUATION wanted by young German glr,
Y small family; Will do good work. Ad
dress Adsna schgoedcr. fairbanks a
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FOR SALE-Furniture business; new stock
large territory; only business OF its Kind
here, Address II, RAIDER. I'll Campo. Tex. Is
BIG BARGAIN--A money making newsp.n,r
and job office; invoice. new $3.50; location
worth $500; business growing; September
business {iS5: low expenses; good reasons
for selling; $50 In good accounts 70 with
OUTFIT; all for 1900; $775 cash. Address box
1874. Bridgeport. Texas. "a
FOR sALE--Job printing plant Invoice $500:
sell for $3.50; established trade; a bargain:
send fer specimen shset TO w. C. Holser
sis Main street. Fort Worth. Texas. 81
A WELL ESTABLISHED business wants
partner With $3.50 TO put 10 same; q rare
chance. Address il5l. this of1ce. y
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YOUNG lady wants work as chamScrn,aid or
with nice private family or widow with
ohildrsn. Apply 40 Prairie avenue. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

bon az october 94.-The Evening Post s
fkets bs,.n iai cablegram says: The stock
Fkly toiioe opened steady. but this was
kbicb .oWed by severe slump In prices.
i ,s,. uonsols led. Politics were the osten-
tcscb,r,n, OF the fall IN money and the
Il "s settlement also had much to do
!, eloss1nss were comparatively steady but
4 ''osing about the lowest.
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FOR sALE--A tine busy horse good trav-
| eicr ana gentle. Apply G. 5. DeaAley isis
Kane street. Sixth ward ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
by authority OF the board Of dircotors Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad COM
paDy, special meeting of the stockholders
Of said company is hereby called TO convene
at the General offices NJ the company in tho
city of Houston. Harris County, Texas. al
IL o'clock noon on Wednesday, the 18th day
OF November 1893. Said spciia meeting ot
the stockholders IN called for the purpose Of
authorizing the issuance OF first mortgage
bonds and mortgage 70 secure the same
upon that portion OF the company's prop.
erty heretofore known as the Waco sni
Northwestern Railroad. extending from the
town o; Bremond IN Robertson County. Tex
as TO the town Of Ross ~ AcLen1an coun-
ty. Texss--bonds to be isaued Ia sIph an
amount as may be authorized by the rail-
road commission ~ Texas under the terms
of an act Of the legislature Of the state OF
Texas General Laws 18th Legislature, page
200. authorizing the purchase, ownership
and operation Of said Waco and Northwest
ern Railroad and the issuance OF bonds
thereon by the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company. r. ". CAVE,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central RaI.
road Company. ll-H
October H. 1895.
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PERSONAL

EADiEss Chichester's English Pennyroyal PHI.
Il 1p,smoOd ., s,.nd are the Best. safe Reliable
'0' Chi Chchester Chemieessip f 1ii,laa,D r'fs
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REGISTERS.

~ nave only two days to DO so -
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

1911 TEXAS AvENuE--Large, first class
boarding house. two and half blocks IRON
CAPITOL hotel and Main street, hotel accom-
modatlons; transient and regular boarders
solicittd rates reasonable. -
BOARD and rooms at reasonable prices; ils
I.aBranch.
TWO neatly furnished rooms, with board. with
rr,yate family, in Third ward; can also &C.
eoiemodate few day boarders; references
required: l107 Lamar avenue.
FILGANTLY furrished rooms. modern eol-
yefiences with board. reasonable; LIZA Prai-
~
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WANTED--Two young men seck employment,
IN store OF any description. excellent ret.
efcnees. W. W. and j. r., Capital House.
Cnp..c. svons.c anS Main. :.
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FOR RENT.

FOX RENT-Second floor of building, eiSis
lieVis street consisting OF Ave rooms. APP
ply to Houston Land and Trust Co 20
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WANTEp--A bookkccpcr. employed by a
Wholesale house, has leisure evenings ant
would Keep set of books AZ very reasonable
this office. p,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-AlI or half interest In good pay.
Ing blacksmith and carriage shop Write
.or particulars 10 Charles r. Banning, La
forte. Texas. Is
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS AT LOWEST
prices on monthly payments; fine shade;
good drainage; artexian water. Houston
Heights office. 2os Main street. John Il. NIL
10Y scent u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD or PHARMACY will meet No
MEMBER 49, al 500 Main street. 20 examine
applicants for registration. A, Il. Kioslinr,
registrar fi-is
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oN sALE-rhe only frst-elass restaurant
quo confectionery. situated In growing
suMn IN Genital Texas; health rcsors; dol NJ
fl2S, this office 81
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WANTkp--A No. I good seanstresa wanted
AZ ic"' Congress avenue; apply ut once =;
wANrEp-)nc frst.eiass waist maker. mons
rther need apply; also one apprentice grit
Room $40, Mason Block. Madam swanson.
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WOODClfOpEnPS wanted at liberal wages
Inquire at s. X. Bourgus. Westfieid, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

SN sAsnLE-Large amount OF red cedar tim.
VI, IVY telegraph poles. 1900 stock no
poS,s, iv.VVV fence posts Apply to Strabl,as
- 'e>as. n ri
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FOH SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED well bred
rang1 horses. IN good condition; Will sell
cheap for cash; part or all, or will trade foi
IGId sell on monthly payments. or any Way
Boyle. room 3i4, Binz building. Houston.
NJ
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WANTED--Small boy 70 work around house
and and take care Of horse. Apply sus Polk ave
hue r
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WANTED. Experienced waist aud skirt hands
=, Miss MeLeod's. room sso. kiam build-
ing Is
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ven IN NIi.EMAN's driving horse can troi better
buggy. Call 2oi6 Travis. -
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one-horse wagon and one Gig ,, csri ali
~ kood order Can be seen at SOL san ia.
WHO street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell toilet soap 10
dtalers, 500 per month salary aud expenses.
tsi.tience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co..
St Louis. No
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FOX sALE-Hslf interest In a shoe aerart.
dress Manager, this oface. sS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

ArETNLENE GAS-~Men 10 handle por-
fectiy automatic hcetylene Gas Generator,
You have read OF AcctyieDe. the comirg
light, Every mRr may own his osn ltg;e
gas plant, be II IN country or city, and Light
his home factory, hall or place cI bust
Ross safer, cheaper and Tar more brilliantly
than with either city gas, electric light or
coal oil The insurance companies nGorss
H. chance 20 engage IN new and prof
itahle legitimate business. Simplex Acety-
L...I.. u L ..-.- -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

MONEY loaned 10 bulii houses and take up
yeudcrS liens. Apply to Lewis A. Kottwitz.
agent, room 323, Blnz building. Ii-i9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

tSR sALE--S cents buys pair OF Ladies
ponsoia KID Shoes. Kid or cloth top: pat.
snt leather tip. worth S.hn Geo W.
seheuitz. Sl1 Main street, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

FOX sALE-ls6 pairs choroiatc color "a
oies Doneola Kid Lace Shoes, coin toe
price sl.7b. worth $50 heel and sprlnx
neel Geo. w Scheuitz, az Main street
Houston. Texas
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slooD00 TO s50000 % 10 loan on lands. city or
suburban property: money now In bank; no
red tape. Address quick; r. o. box GO. city
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AGENTS and branch manaxcf salary or com
mission. Hunter Tailoring company. Cln.
oinnau. Ohio.
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WANTED Florist and experienced hot house
can. must have references. Apply Janina
T. y. Wilson, COS Rusk avenue II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

TRADE OR ExCHANGE--one phaetoD, In
goo condition. and good buggy horse. fol
first class surrey. Address NJ, 4O2 Milan OF
.Tli pagby 2.
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II YOU NEED MONEY. call on me; ! can
arrange to get II for you. John 7. Boyle
rooin IA, Bip1 building, Houston. Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

PROFITABLE HOME WoRK.-we want n
few men and women In every town Ia make
novelties for ua az their homes. can work
day or evening, and make 81 to 81 week
". according TO the limo devoted to the
work. experience unne 'casnry no canvasso
ing steady employment the year around :
fuli particulars and work matted on appllea.
ten. brazilian MTG. Co. NcW YORK CITY. -
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MONEY TO LoAN--oD Houston cipr real
estate. farms and ranches. w H. Hudson
& Co. rooms 5Of TO 607 Binz building II
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms aad
ranches. Francis Smith 4 Co, San An
ten,o. TEXAS Call on II. ". Norris. KAN
building. Houston. Texas u
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty. y. y. Mile. o0I Main street u
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WANrEp-tAdy and gentleman TO canvass
I'y sool chance for parties willing to work.
address H. s. H.. this office. .,
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INSURANCE. Good agents wanted: tho best
contract In the state given; terms reason
able: rates low. security the best Address
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

WANTED Four messenger hoys and iva
night OPERATORS between ie aud Is years OF
sge, at once. Inquire Texas Public Mcssen
sei Co, room 90. Khan building %
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND upon Houston real estate
I'd s. Phelps. attorney 30fis Main street 81
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III YOU are a Catholic, unemployed, and will
work for SIS per week, write MacConuell
tior,, II Franklin street. Boston, Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

| WANTEp-At once two pants makers. stoadv
WORK 10 right parties. Apply IN person to
| H. W. Thomas, tailor, Hampstead, rosae
".
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FIREMAN wants Job; steady, sober. cxper,
enccd man. stationary or locomotives, civ
or country. Address " Marion, ii0e Hickory
street. "
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WANTED---A nice young eiri 10 assist 4,
small family. good place Tor n n,ec girl
Sali between 10 aud II O'Clock. SIS Dallas
AVENUE. corner Smith. Al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-25

TO TXCHANGE-Cattis ranch worth $500
for Horsion business property. Braxos pian-
tst-on worth 1900 for Houston residence;
Central Texas farm worth $4,000 for Hous-
ton residence. Interstate Colonization Com
parry, TORI Main street. Houston. Texau II
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| WANTEp--SiS lively boys 10 work IN Necco
sisemann's stove pipe aud elbow factory.
,W and io0 Franklin avenue. ~
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WHY ADVERTISE " IN need of hfst-olass
bookkeeper, stenographer salesman. clerk.
Druggist, teacher goyernuss or apy help for
special work? We can furnish them to you .
call at office and look over Hat. may nGd
Just the man you want without expense or
worry. II out OF city wire or write South.
building. 20
WANTED-Position by comrttent engineer.
experienced with high speed Corliss engines
ana dynamos. Address box A.. Waco. Tcsug
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25
A STORY ABOUT WASHINGTON.


1t is about his cOpy-bOOk and his
birthday History says that that copy
book is at Mount Vernon now. The
story is this: When George Washing
ton was n little boy and went to school
there was a big snOw-storm on Februa-
ny q. The boys planned to have a
SNOWFALL fight the next day. George
Washington was to be captain of one
side, because it was his birthday. They
were going to have the battle right af-
ter school At recesses they made
piles of snOw-balls to fire at each other.
Oh, they were going to have grand
time. They had to write in their copy
books the last thing before school
closed. George Washington was think
ing so much about the SNOWFALL fight
that his writing was not nice at all
His teacher said George, l am sur
prised. Take this piece of paper and
write that all over again after school. -
And George Washington had to stay
in on his birthday. The boys got an
other captain in his place and had the
SNOWFALL battle, and he wasn't in it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25
AN UNREHEARsED SCENE.

A melOdfama of the most stirring
kind was being given at theatre in n
small provincial town. In one Of the
critical scenes the hero suddenly be-
came aware of the fact that he had
come to the stage minus his poniard.
Without a moments hesitation he
made n dash at the traitor, exclaiming
Die, villain! l meant to strike thee
with my dagger, but left the weapon
in my dressing-rOom, and will, there
fore, strangle thee in the presence of
this indulgent aud,encey 1t is scarce
variation from the original brought
down the house.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25
FUNNY FIDDLEsTICKsi

Fiddlcstlcks met Dunn the other day
for the first time in year. Having
discussed various topics of mutual
interest, Fiddlcsticks asked, suddenly:
Il say, Dunn, how's your type
writer?
"Er-ahem-oh, she's all right,
thanks" answered Dunn.
smart girl, Dunn. Just my style.
Hc-he-hew
"Er-really-er-I--"
"She's a peach, l tell you! I've her
photo. framed on my desk"
"Why-why-how did you ever get
rtY'
How did I get it! She gave it to
me, of cOure. Ho-ho-no! You never
knew I took her out to theaters and
concerts, did you? 1t was Il mean
both this and the other eye.
"No-o-O. l never knew that" adj
mitted Dunn.
"Some day I'll show you the letters
she used to write me. They're delight
ul-delghtful! He-he-hew
"They are, oh? They are, are they!
Glad to hear it. Tickled to death
Simply delighted! l wish you would
let me see them"
81 will. old man; gladly In the
meantime, when you go back to the
office give her my love"
shes not in my Office any longer
'Why, how's that?'
81 married herr
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II b. Re common experience 20 see COM
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Because it Be- q specific for all forms Of
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The great feature OF Or. Ayers sarsnpa-
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Send for Dr. Ayers Curchook, and learn
more about the cures effected by this
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A DOCTORS DIRECTIONS.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25

A judge ( the Bombay High Court.
who is pompous In manner, and never
forgcts that he is a judge, was walk.
ing up and down the platform of a
small railway station up-country, just
before taking his seat In the train. Al
that moment a hot and persplring EN-.
glishman rushed on TO the platform
and said 10 the judge: us this the
Bombay tain|
The judge coldly remarked: Il am
not the station-master."
The other man at once retorted:
"Then, confound you, sir, why do you
swagger about as if you wereY
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THE GREAT PANACEA WE'RE THE
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THIS MAN.

Memphis, Tenn, January Is, 1893.
The Economic Medicine Company, Par
Is, Tenn:
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cines l have ever used in my life.
honestly think they saved my life. l
had nearly every disease that one
could think of, but after a use of your
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and Pile Cure, l am wonderfully i'm
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DebiitY-the aH-run-
down condition, entire
loss of nervous force and
vitality, quickly cured by
Dr. Ayers SarSapariLLa.

One day an Irishman was taking a
walk in a small town near Glasgow
when he met an old friend. After
walking along the road together, Pats
friend said to him: 'IIave you heard
the Attest news?"
pat-"NO; what is it?"
"There's a penny off the loaf"
Pat-"Bedad, and hope it is off the
penny ones"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25

Scene: Top of the river Minister
taking his morning walk, meets one Of
his congregation.
-.inistcr-"Well, John, you look very
sad Have you lost anything"
John-"Weel sir, the wife ana me
had a bit quarrel last night, and she's
aye said she wad droon herself, but
/ doOt she's dime Il this time"
Minister-"DCar me, John! If your
wife has drowned herself the body viii
be at the foot Of the river; the current
would carry It down.
John-"Na, IA, sir; We dinna ken my
wife; she's aye been contrary"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25
nARnIED ny TELEPHONE.


Very few people, II, indeed, any, can
claim the novel experience OF having
been welded by telephone. but this
was The manner In which Cupid and
the Church recently united two fond
hearts In America.
The bridegroom, Mr. Juds0n Frank
Nm Hull. Is tclephonlst. lie has made
a stwly Of electricity ana a success Of
the business OF constructing telc-
phones. So much interest does he take
In his profession By which he had been
enabled to make a home for his pretty
brlde-to-be, that he determined, II pos
slble. 10 weld his love for the electh-
cal profession more firmly by using II
as "A means of uniting himself IN mar
rage 10 the girl Of his choice. The
bride was too sensible girl 10 quar-
rcl with her husbands novel idea, and
80 they both agreed to have tele-
phone wedding.
On the evening preceding the cere-
mony the bridegroom took train to
Rcighboring town some twenty-five
miles away from the place In which
his intended wife was residing. There
he obtained a marriage license, and
found a minister who was willing to
perform a marriage ceremony by tel
cphone. Next morning. dressed in his
best, he met the minister and best
man at the telephone office. Ringing
mp the office at the other town, he
learned that the bride had arrived with
two bridesmaids and another minister,
as arranged. Then the minister at the
bridegroom's end read the license 10
the minister at the other end.
1t was necessary, of course, to atiix
two more receivers and transmitters
10 the telephone at each end, so that
threee persons at each station could
har, viz: the bridegroom, minister
and best man at one, and the bride,
one bridesmaid and a minister at the
other The questions were read by
the minister and answered by the
couple. After this was over the min
listers at both ends declared the con
tracing parties to be man and wife,
and tire marriage was over. The ques
lions and answers We're all plainly
heard by all six persons. No hitch had
occurred, and the nuptial knot had
beeen legally tied, although twenty
five miles separated the newly-mar-
rid pair.
When the telephOnlng was over the
bridegroom drove to the station and
took the next train back. He was lhs
first to greet his wife with a kiss, for
she had agreed that no one should kiss
her until he had arrived, and she kept
her word. He then planted ring up
on her finger, which was all that was
needed to make the marriage cere-
mOny as complete and satisfactory as
though it had beeen performed in a
church.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25

1--WE made the enemy run to-day
Ioyfully exclaimed the Spanish officer,
"and we are 10 be congratulated
you dld Eoaly calamity. What did
you do with the enemy capture him,
or did ycu leave him Mt larger
1--WE left him. That's the best part
Of Il. lie was at least half mile be-.
hind us when we got back to the city,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-03-25

An open winter Is the time to pillow.
1t gives advance time for doing the
spring work and It brings TO the sur
face many insects which remain below
the soil but which are easily destroyed
when exposed to the frost out Of the
ground. 1t matters not how wet the
ground may he when plowed In winter,
as the freezing Of the soil, when cold
spell comes, will pulyerize it and re-
ducc all Jumps and clods.