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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
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i Lawn, Shrub, and Flower. /
Edlr,d BY psor C A Oliver
Some Pract cal Points in Bulb
Culture.

If we would meet the early
snowdrops and crocuses, the gaudy
tulip, and the ~princcIy hyacinth,
with their companions, in the gar
den in the spring, W. must become
fall planters. Because autumn
does not to many seen the right
time for gardcn-making, no doubt
many lawns and flower gardens
are without these most charming
flowers that otherwise would have
them. There is no good excuse
for this, it is just as easy to make
up and plant flower beds in Sep
TENDER or October as it is in the
spring. In fact it should be easier
to plant in the autumn, because
usually there is less crowding of
work than in the spring.
The great value of the hardy
bulbs in extending the season of
bloom in the garden, makes it in
excusable not to have them in
abundance. Without this class,
the lawn and flower beds are bare
of bloom tor several months in
the spring, before they are occu-
pied with the regular summer
flowers. This state of things is
oftener found in the handsome
lawns of our towns and cities than
in the country. 1t means one crop
of bloom in the season, when with
autumn planting the same beds
could have succeeding crops, from
early until late. Nor must we over
look the fact that of all our garden
flowers, the sweet, beautiful Dutch
bulbs, coming in the lovely spring
time when nature draws US to the
garden, excel all others in delight
tul qualities. And it is not in the
garden alone that the advantages
OF this class of bulbs most strongly
appear. InasmuCh as the season
OF bloom follows very quickly
after warmth sufficient to start the
growth sets in, they are matchless
among flowers suited to home
culture in the winter; whoever
can succeed in growing any kind
of house plants may without hest
undertake the culture of
bulbs in the window, for
the culture of no Others is easier.
the hardy bulbs at our COM
.and, there is no excuse for not
having an abundance of the most
flowers in our homes,
the winter and spring.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Hyacinths as Winter Boomers.

Hyacinths are sure to bloom in
winter, if treated intelligently,
under any circumstances, if keep
ing them too warm may be eX-
cepted. The bulbs can be planted
at any time from the first of Sep
TENDER until Christmas, and Will
bloom in from 10 to IL weeks
after planting.
Three bulbs may be put into a
siX-inch pot, or they do as we'll
planted singly in four-inch pots.
Any good garden soil is suitable
for hyacinths, although if heavy
or clayey, the addition of sand
or leaf mould is desirable. In
planting do not press the bulb
down into the SOIL but make a
cavity a little larger than the bulb,
in the bottom of which place a
teaspoonful of sand, if obtainable,
on which set the bulb. Draw the
earth around the bulb and press
firmly, using enough to just cover
it. The roots of the hyacinth
start from the bottom of the bulb,
and if it is pressed down into the
soil, the roots will have difficulty
in penetrating the compacted earth
and the bulb will be thrown out of
the soil when the roots start to
grow.
After the bulbs are ported,
water and put in a cool, dark loca-
ton, preferably a cellar, but any
place where they can be kept cool
and dark will answer. Cover the
pot to protect from rats and mice,
water occasionally if the soil dries
out. When the tops have grown
two inches high, bring to the light
and after a few days give them
sunshine until they bloom. The
blossoms will last much longer if
the sun is not allowed to shine
directly upon them.
To insure the best success with
h%yacinths in water, first plant in
soil as above directed, and when
the flower buds show, give the
earth a good soaking, carefully
lift the bulbs, and gently wash
away the soil that clings to the
roots by moving the bulbs care
fully about in a dish of tepid
water. Put a few bits of charcoal
in the hyacinth glasses and fill
nearly full of soft water, and place
the bulb in position, with the base
not quite touching the water.
Bulbs prepared in this way give
much better satisfaction than If
started in the glasses, as the flower
stalks are more robust and the
blossoms larger and more en-
during.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

desirable to have lcveled, staked
off the bed, lcvelcd up all around
it, filled in ABOUT a foot OF rich
soil planted our Cannas and COW
cred them with mulch Of rough
fertilizer, leaving the bed an inch
below the surrounding surface.
Another thing that added to the
summer-long brllliancy OF our bed
was &eeping the ungainly-looking
seed pods clipped off. This kept
the seeds from sapoing the
strength of the plants and new
shoots crowned with bloom were
continually crowding up.
We noticed that some of the
shoots with the bud just started
seemed to curl over and dry up
instead of blooming and, upon in
vcstigation found the trouble
caused by the same ugly worm
that one finds burrowing awavin
the green ears of sweet corn. He
ensconces himself so closely in
the green sheath of the bud that
the only remedy for him is hand
picking, but a good plan to keep
him away is to syringe the beds
with tobacco-water.
Gamma roots are heavy and diff
to handle in unbroken
but hat is the only way
to store them for winter keeping.
We spread ours out in the cellar
Just as they grew, and cover them
with autumn leaves. Drip,
frost, nor excessive moisture can
harm them here, and they keep
moist enough to start easily
when planted in spring. That is
the time to break them apart.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Srelit at Sare.
Champagne lnSergangeu uGr. zig
ger III ttggt | 9apn.

Bore aoiIer bar lGn9e f~ortalt, a
ga Champagne iapneoes, og at maj
bar banse for oens Stiebne. Smitoe,
tunoe be meooele, at ben bar il9bt I'M
til Salifar paa Hopu Scotia, ps a
ale pasiasererns bar / COB 9ebolo.
st fort 9ampittb er Iigeipm ct tor
Sotel. Spnter bet Thumbs er bet ION
raor ct al bore Soteller gaar op | 2uer
9ele 9erben blir interesieret, pg mar
hitter gierne til 9~sitripsIier at, bpors
leoes bet git til. Ster Der en- unoerlit
Reoning, gaar Der ct GettslI lens Sui
giennem ps ale.
Ga Champagne bsrer til en- franIi
Clinic, bpis Rute er melIem SABRE Der
&anulen pg Nep gort. Den er 482
Sob lang, 50 Sob breb og ititter 80
Sob bpbt. s 1886 blep ben bpoget al
Staal / ct. Tasaire. Den 12te Sc
bruar feileoe ben fra SABRE meb en-
Calming tpitbure 8arer og manaegass
fagerer. (Gntalet opgipes life. QIt
git goot inbtil ben 17be. pa Tom ben
til Observation-Disclosures Gn MGngoe
9ripis omrinsebe ben, pg ben gift gjens
mem So / flere Sinner. 81. 5 ftdniebe
Stibet pluoIelis, O9 qasiaeererne fsGs
tie, at bet rbitebe Tom ct Srp / Storm.
De bIep ale erebne al StrGt, % Der
LOB megen Sdmmer baaoe / Subptterne
% paa Mellembpt. Man bsrte oumpe
Slag neb / Rummet. Sapt. 9obrot
berpIi9ebe De ifretflagne idd gobt, ban
tunbe. Man opbdgebe at StrueItanz
gen bar gaaet itu; men Supteinen
mente, at ben piloe labe ia repurere pua
noele Simer pg bab 9asIagererne boil
be Mooet oppe. Oct bite fig imiolsrs
tio umulig at i9tte Struen iItanb ube
paa Sopet. Sor life at brips inb paa
andre Sartsier eler I1renbe Ssbieroe
lob man bet fore Qnfer fable, % Sit
bet oreieoe op mob 8inben. Gn tbt
Sdd9e laa pper 8anbet, % bet bar
umulig at ie en- &~dbeGRnebe fra ia.
Stibet itieo Sang paa Sang meb fine
&anoner og lob | ct o9t Ratetter oaa
op; men intet Spar tom. Der bar
life noget 5artst / R9rbeben. 3apteis
men to9 MI bet Rdab at 'enbe ub en-
gaao meo 8 Manb for at ItaTe Sielp.
0nn talote 5oltene fammen ben 18oe
5ebruar % tu~nbgiorbe, at Ga Gbams
lite mere tunbe naa 2anb al cane
3rGfter. "Spem bill oda / 9ipbuaben
o9 no omtring for at Re efter Sartsier,
iom fan rebbe os9" Gn Stbrmonb,
en- gduosmanb % fer andre piFte ia
piniae. De iferte ia to Srt
az llnoertlGber % TO Oar tbtte
Strempsr oa 'tea / gaaben, msbbos
penbe propiant for Is 9aae. Se leb
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
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la9es iaaoant at peb SiaIp al Seuiine, Tor 2epperne lrooes
opl Sanoet; oeSnoen bliuer 8a~itninqen iaa meaet Iettere No.
tert ON man 5orpeien rpter Dem ristis goot for at itoffe
bort lott Smuos os Stsu.
STl9 en- blont Solfhnsoag for 8aituinoen, oo ON her
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BLOT rt9tl9 uarmt ganb, / bpiltet Der er opleit ct 5tufte mes
goo boto Saape; oernrit lGg9es Sepperne no beri co podes
laa litaat. SuL barpirastis Saape % baoro 8nioniuo eoe.
logger Dem; ben Slags Saape gipr l%lloibrerne booroe oo
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penot9t 9iennem 8 i%aaoonne Saapeuanb lom bet fprte %
roar De er rene, Itpl Dem oa Here 0nno at famine gorme.
9rao ION oct buiItet be paIeoes. 6Gua Dem ioa paa ltRrfe
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pinoer' iaa DC fooer netop fat. lite mere. Rpt benz aoot for
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fcrre. Saa laa9ss De lige % inpnt iamnen % lraoes unber
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at lG9ges bort Tor Sonmereu, men De maa enbelio bl1e mn
at la99e ino ben Sasie, eler bet Stab, buori be oiemmes,
tulot op az moth balls, camphor eler andre Stofie. Tom bpl.
Der 0Ict borte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
About Cannas.

Have the people who plant
Cannas in raised beds ever tried
sunken ones? This was another
experiment made this year on our
grounds, and it succeeded splen-
didly. The beds were easier to
water, and soaked up every drop
without its running off. Then,
too, they caught and held rain
water much better.
We chose for the bed a natural
depression in the yard that it was
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Alnrr on urei af slaptr-sfu'"'

Msre % mere bar man iuoieet, at man 'Hs NV
at boloe Spiu, til be bIiuer ct eller ilere War aa"",
gen bar efter maneioIoiss llnOeri0geIier %gooiSi0I' =
Der lastes, naar bet er omtrins 8 eaer 0 g'aan''''
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
SIdnSforl1.
Nnnien ON auierifa.

Som betienbt bar Ranisn Per,
9dnge oHentlt9 ubtalt i'm Silfrepss
heo meo ben tjnrIi9e MobtageIie.
ION bleo BAN tilbel Der / 4merita,
men bpis man itaI fro ct telegram
fra 2onoon at lobe 5sbr., iaa bar per
moi ogida ct og anbet, ban life litte,
SRrIi9 blep ban inoerlig lei At ameri.
tdnIte Reporters RGIepisbeb. s en-
prtpdt SamtaIe ital ban babe Tag!
omtrent ION iaa:
Seq filler mig bjemme Der / Cons
BON, men bet tiltroos for b.
fore StIbererItarer / glmerita, fslte
1eg, Der bar Mangel paa Snteresie %
6or'taoelie at mine pibenIfobeli9e 8es
hrifter. S mango SiIf9loer tom Splt
enc og olene for at slane, og be piloe
babe pGret atturut Iige iaa tilfreoie,
ON leg bupbe itauet pp og Iun9st en-
tomiit 8aoepiie for benz"
Oct er MI life atturat fittert, at
Nanien bar iugt bette, foroi bet bes
rettes / ct Telegram, for Der telesrdIes
res 'aa meget Gun pg Sep oper gts
ldnterbapet. Wien bpis ban bar
ta9t BET, 'aa bar ban piitnot trufet
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!9obeOet. Seq bar meb mine e9ne
Gren bort mango uotnle, at be bar afz
turot ttJe 9lab ON at bsre ham,
bare DC Ill e BAN.
Wten auigepel, naar amer;fonite
Gbiicr giengiOsr ppenitaaenoe SeIe.
gram, iaa letter be til SperlriTt:
Gaie Of big Seab.
6pr % nu.
S en- Sale, Tom ben betienote pa
itor Shomas Siron paa 8ai6inatons
6poieISoug bplot i ga Grosie, forez
Tom felgenbe, Tom eftsr min SurItanb
lite tan prentes meb " fore Bog
itaper:
"Wlens Ri TRIBES peo Minoet pm
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at andre tpm os M SiqIp. Sea
ptl olbrig sIemme, at / Waibin9tpns
msrteite og t~riiteite Stuno, iuIt ba
bet tneb Tom pGrIt, tom Srantriae
rs til Si9lp, ienote os en- Sldaoe va
en- Urine og laante ps 20 Miaipner
9oqars.
Sg ibug9 - Sbas fer Ri paa Dor
Nobo, bet itatfars forpinte Cuba %
Tiger: "Spab RACER Den blobiae 5ris
beostdmp mig? Gr jss min Srobers
- af nit inoerfte Sierte
betlo9er ieg be am~eritunere, fpm er
iaa m a q, at be for Ilpor mensr
tiger, at bet er life b Sua at
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ber / Rob.
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bpao bible ri iaa babe pRret iouo? -
So, 9running EDITORIALS unoerIaat-
ter"
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ON, at be Sorenebs Stater burbe
reiie ct Munumsnt / 9aris for 9enez
raj Ga 5apette os forare bet til
6rantri9e ben Abe Suli unber Ser
oensuoitiqingen i 1900.
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Sante. Msn mango flyer, at pi piloe
ba longt mere 2gre al bette % banole
mere / Ga 5abettss Qano, ON ri fsrit
gioroe libt for Gubas Srelfe. 9a
tunoe ri meb langt bsore Sampittias
beo ietle til garis. reiie Ga SSapette
ct Wtinoesm9rte os tatte Ssrantrioe
for Si9lpen. Zrnulf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
State OF Ohio, City Of Toledo.
County OF Lucas. IS

NNNuNl OF Lucas,
ttaHi I, GhrHep dArRser beruee 81 pla, al ran
or Del rlone sReelem al itmaet 4. G.Gheucu & Or.
Der orUcr Surreinina / Spe 10 cpp ppernrp re
SoHHtn % 1tEi, ca a. Hrpuie 5trml pl betale on
nm az CT huuorcos Tonars for breu enrife ri,
tGloe aIediarrg, lem lite tan tHreres Deb Nrnaen az
Halls CatsrTh Cure. Jrauf 4 gbsnsn v
= '0ltei for mia % uHoerifrepct min RPrpTrsIi,
ben 6te 1Ga AZ 7etenber Il q. 1888.
ztL u. W. @lsaiou,
n, q, &ptar.
rrfte pdd Suittmets SlimaprrnaOe, serS Tier -,
~iiuonter, gcatis, ghrcsie;
Sroui 3 9hentp a 60,
5olsoc, Chic.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

@pie 90 SorfisisIie. Ts, iom rISer az spfc.
Nrr'ieftIie, Srsbtb, inn soIS DIV, burbr for'sae
9rppn's RrurtihI yrohe It crtett, men pirfiu mt
Wito6el Ec irhehrlrt,r NE roaet i~iaoeliBt % tau
ircb I'm hco trules I'll ale 5ioer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Eprcneoc Statcrs Scnat,
INFLAMMATION, 7. 6.


TIbe Queen 9nttcr Naier' bur0C foioes
sIbr Talrp Maths Tr1eTh". &pr Griartna
mrN ben enc, ~ M bruQCr pda ppr FarT
pcn 3 ihburu, ga, i&Grhsoeu al Saihrta'
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en- ~@uauopeuoiua % Oct mcgct bCere uco
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gEaittue. 9fco Seuiuu til RiErnina al
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Sltcs Sua ScrHboucu % DC 9untlc "Sto8e
Gpdhcs", vi iTttcr l~rrosle$ nor Tris paa
ben Smgr. Carer. ri hor crlplot % tan an
bciale ben Tom en- lite Rlaeles Stnpr SlTrHe
gRrA Senator ". gi. Stewart IRA Ncpaoo.l
epsrfrr ifte eaa inS I en- Eortstnrna nso
zmprs0intHrrI
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tirrt fant en- aGb TCtUcnctc. EucrH Sut,tr g}1teT
Go 20 Cat 80 Sir, Cincinnati, sore tl itnot me
s9brlcialeGrtidttcr na uTrmscC pipeuinaer GtrIo
tEaGEEt
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90 Sarbnlts, men bet maa tie ON Barren, isr Shopper iprin.
Ger u.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

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FOND &c for No 55 katslos. Buckeye Incubator Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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Zcircu CT ocrcs.

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Co., Box Io2, DeS M0incs, Iowa.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-20
Court Notes.

The Risdon Iron and Locomotive
Works have sued John NJ. and Hugh j.
Cannon TO recover S1.660 with interest
on promissory note given May II, 1897
r, A. Briggs has begun action in the
Third district court against J. G. Sand
berg to recover $500 and interest on a
promissory note secured by mortgage.
The supreme court yesterday heard
arguments in the following cases
Union Ref. Co. VS.. S. j. Lynch; William
Is. Lawler VS.. Isaac Jennings ct AL,
appellants; Arthur A. Street VS.. George
HarN ey, appellants, submitted ON
briefs
Judge Hiles was engaged for some
time yesterday in hearing the Arnold
divorce case. A large number of wit
nesses from Murray were on hand and
the proceedings We're interesting. The
case is being bitterly fought by Arnold
and another chapter will be added on
the 2sth, when the arguments will be
made -.-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-20
AGAINST A LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Suits Filed For Cancellation OF
Mortgages.

Three suits were filed in the Third
district court yesterday against the
Pacific States Savings, Loan & Building
company, the respective plaintiffs being
Brigham w. Ashton, Thomas F. How
ellis and James and Mary Hendry. All
recite substantially the same cause of
action.
1t is alleged in the complaints that
plaintiffs became members of the asso-
citation and obtained loans in the usual
manner employed by building and loan
associations. They further allege it
was represented to them that they were
to pay per cent interest on the loan,
the interest and principal payable
monthly. Each claims to have over
paid the respective amounts due at this
rate and pray that the court compel
the company to cancel the mortgages
against their property.
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CHINAMAN SENT UP.
Sam Lee Gets Eighteen Months For
HOUSEKEEPING.

Mclean man too diam flesh" said
Sam Lee, the Acknowledged housebreak-
er, when he was sentenced yesterday by
Judge NorI'ell to IS months in the peni-
Tertiary. The statement, however, was
not made in open court, but as the
Chinaman was taken away to the jail
Sam asked that his sentence be put
off for few days, until he could get
some money from Colorado Springs
with which to move for a new trial. but
Judge Norrell thought he had had a
fair hearing and refused to grant the
request. He was then sentenced, after
which he was handcuffed to Golden
Brown and Jack Dennison, the Saltair
burglars, and taken away to prison.
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Salt Lake /,
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
Third Judicial district, Salt Lake county,
state of Utah. James Johnston, plaintiff
VS. Ida Johnston. defendant. Summons
The state of Utah to the said defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear with
in twenty days after The service OF this
summons. if served within the county in
which the action is brought: otherwise
within thirty days after service. and de-
dena ~ eee vo,r failnre so 10 do iudemant
will be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint filed with
the clerk of this court, and Of which a
copy is herewith served upon you.
BENNETT HARKNESS, HOWAT,
BRADLEY & RICHARDS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P o. Address, 163 South Main street,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.
Edward v. Dart Secures a Decree
AGAINST His Wife.

Judge Hiles yesterday cut the matri-
monial tie that for % years has bound
Edward ". Dart and his wife Eta
Crosby Dart together. The separation
was secured by. the husband on the
grounds of desertion and inhuman
treatment.
The Darts were married in Novem-
Der, 1876. and the issue of their mar
riage has been six children. The hus-
band told a story of cruel treatment,
his spouse frequently accusing him of
adultery and called him vile names.
She also refused to cook his meals and
otherwise made herself obnoxious in his
presence. In 1895 she left him and since
then they have been apart.
After listening to his story Judge
Hiles granted the decree. Stephens &
Smith acted as plaintiffs attorneys.
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Railroad Notes.

General Manager Bancroft of the Short
Line is in Butte.
carload of roadmasterS who have
been attending the convention in Denver,
came in on the Rio Grande Western yes
terday.
Lieutenant Littebrandt left Price last
night on the Rio Grande Western for
Wilcox. Ariz.s where he has been de-
tailed as quartermaster.
Posters announcing the reduced rates
to the Omaha exposition on Idaho day
are being posted by the Union Pacific.
the Short Line and the Rio Grande West
ern. Heavy trade is anticipated by all
the lines mentioned.
A special. bearing the members of
Commandery No. l, X. T.. of California,
will arrive in the city on Oct. 4, bound
for PittsDurg. to attend the conciave.
The train will leave here at 1880 in the
evening, via the Rio Grande Western
W. H. Snedeker general agent at San
Francisco. will be in charge.
Thirty roadmasters. who have been
attending the convention at Denver,
came in, in a special car on the Rio
Grande Western yesterday and saw the
city. The party visited the tabernacle
and other points of interest and took a.
trip to Saltair They returned via the
Union Pacific highly pleased with their
visit.