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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
glep 101 Mar gammcl.

Mrs. Sarob gtnn Grap / Samiis
ton. Sancod Gountp, bar 101 Iar os
6 Wbr. 9ammel, od bun bsbe 5reoag
Iften | Suiet hos lin Oatter, mrs.
q. g. MiGler. gun bapoe IA 9srnes
bsrn, Is 9srns6prns Bern % / Bar
nebarns 9arnebarn. Den GrpGroige
8amle blep fadleoes Sipoleemor.
SPUN febtes / Bolton ben lite Warts
1897 - ben famine Dag iom George
Woibinstons Sermin icm preiibsnt
uolsb. !Ssnbes 6ar bar Setapt.in, og
Ielp Gsteoe bun en- ung Sstaptein peb
Napn Sobnion, ba bun bar Is 4ar
gammel. De to rsiite p~eitpper / 1916.
Sioen bpbe Scbnipn, ps bun giftebe
fig igien / 1926 meo Sumes 8rop i
Gheiter, ga. s 1886 Tom be til Sans
cod Gountp, 81. Mr. 9raD bebe /
1856. mrs. Grab bapbe funnel ql9ce
Tia peb en- COB Selbreb, inbtil peo ben
Gin, ba fun feirsbe fit 1OOoe 1sbIelss
bag. SUN brlot meget al at l9ie / Sss
ger os glace os bapoe 8reis paa mangt
CO meget | be nbere 9ioenno6er.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

belle sdbninsen traf Slion / llnoerliost
oe %bogItdpslig tall ileb BAN / Stptter.
Den unge Sobnion bpIbt Gep4r.t %
berdnot Zig iaa NOR Dillon, at bans
alGosr bleo brGnbt paa fsrs Steosr.
Jolt troeoe fsrit, at be to maatte babe
tr9ttet; men benne Mistante bar ins
let Sploepuntt. Slions Mobsr Dor /
ct. paul GA er Gnte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
1alot neb mtb fin Surbe.

Deter Ring bar furleben Dag / Or.
oeloe meb Spfsrelien al en- Murp9g i
stttle SANS us itulbe bore snbel Murs
lten opab en- bei Sties. ba ban table
st9ep9sten pa fulot neo fra en- Ssioe
al Is Sob. San III tit Stulber6en
bruttst os andre itpsge apaitelier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
IN for SninrgrntbGr

Gn sorreIporbsnt for QsIociateb
greis bar bubt en- Sdmtale meo Qguts
ndlbo. 9enne IA, al Der er $1,000 Jna
iurgentsr, uls pGbneoe meb Rifer.
6sle 8eioltningsr poq 5ilippinsrne Oil
ti4mpe for Gernss llaib0ngigbso, fors
Iitrsoe ban. Seq fan rsiie en- Sar
pda 100000 Wano. Seq bar 5000
3anqsr / be militrrs J9r9ilsr, berdf
5000 Nqrbsoen al Mdnifd. 8esuben
bar ieg cioite Sanger. Den proOiioriIts
Reaierina ubeOer MI 1T Serrsbsmm.
ooer g prooinisr. Sea b%etrastsr Qme'
ritanerns Tom grsbrs. Den ilippinft.
og ben amsritdnIte Rspu6lit bar @iorenet
fla mob en- TGlss 5i.nos."
"Gr bet ba Wsringen at ben flip,
pinIts geTcltning Ital npoe fulotommen
udibRngigbsb2" fpurte aorrsiponosns
ten. 9stte piloe @guinoloo lite ipdre
pad, men sniteos at bios, bbab Qmerifd
bill giers. "8i bar | lang lib tiGms
pet Tor at bIiOs udib9ngigs", osb6lsO
ban. "Rdar nogsn al be irbfsbts iigsr,
at be IoretrGttsr, at pore Ger lRqaes
til &merifa, msnsr be bet life opriqtig.
De bare bptler. for at fnu pioe. hpao
@msritansrns mensr."
8s6osrne al be flippiuIts Ter fables
Of Spanisrns Jilippinos. 9stts Rapn
bsgpnosr MI at gaa opsr / ameritdnIte
gtpifsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Senot til It Walebus.

paitur S. 6. SUN, fpm / i'm Sio
forisgte at gipe lin Suitru @iit / Ct.
Yuul % / Hop. 1896 bIep ienot til
Sugtbuiet fcr at ubione 6 9lars Strai,
bar Mpnbieheoerne M maattet isnbe
til ct 8alebus. 9ua bar en- Stoluug
bouret iig furunoerlig ab. % bet blsu
ituoia pGrre meo bum. 29eerne flyer,
at bans 9ilfGloe er ct iaanunt, lem
er poniteIigt at belbrebe, 90 Der er al
Sanbipnligbso for, at ban bill ,onme
til at snoe fine SGge paa SinosIpgas
diplet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Saeobiun bill ha Sfilsmisir.

Nniegning ON Stilsmisie er /
Chicago inbleperst / Superior Court
al Serman Sucubfon, en- 4opctat, Tom
Dor / 524 Sulitsb Street. San am
mcoer Retten ON at bsfri 6am for ben
frpstelige Sebdnblin9, ban efter eaen
paaitdno far mdattet Iibe al SUI
itruen. Oct fremguar, at parret blep
gift | 5e6ruar 1888; men fsrit for en-
3 aars Sio iiben bespnbte S%uitruens
8ruiombeb at blioe rent uubboloelio.
engdng, fprtlarer SacObIon. gap bans
beore s0dlpoel bam en- &ilepint meo
&nptnGpen. Iaa bet fang; en- anoen
Gang bei'ebe bun til BAN meb en- ,Slos
rage, ps after en- Sang ilpn9eoe bun
en- app BARN Safe ligs / @niiatet
pad ham cg tditeoe openitje6et en-
Sdlerten efter hom. San fonot ia
%tadlmobig / oft bette, flyer ban, inotil
bun paa Oetorationso ifior ileo
iiiler bans 0rauo Qrmp Uniform.
lem ban trat pau Jig / anlebnina al
0aaen. og oesforueen labbeoe til BAN
/ 4niigtet. Bart git BET 6dm imios
lertio for en- Waaneos lib iioen, oa
bun taiteee en- anip efter BAN o9 fun
blep for6ineret fra reniuo at pile 2is
pet al BAN Deb oeres Gsns Msaems
tomit. Wr. Saccbion Ilutter 9laqsn
mso ben Ssmartning. at Fan life Ian.
ger er iItanc til at uoboloe Samliuet
meb I'm Snitru pua ilise gstinselier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
llroligbsotr paa Tilippinsrns.

@bmirdl Defpsp finber, at Stiains
gen pud 5ilippiusrns er dlporlia. San
iigss at babe bebt Regisringsr | Waibs
ington ON en- arboI.r % Ct SIdsi'i6.
Spunisrns foriitrer, at 3pitsrre bill
tage en- aulitation pdu 5ilippinsrne.
ReIten AZ Gerre Ital Spunien iod be-
holne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

! eafitu ,au man oiit "a tor, Htr psbsf
alsa, ! ulBi''n.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
arrciftrrt Talifuer.

s. 6. Gbparbs / M~inneapclis er
blepen anbplbt for SalIt. 9uu bans
per'cn families Here falIts @srler, lps
oenoe paa 500 hper, ansipelig unoer,
'trepet at s.. 6. atslsp 9umber So.
Insjeloence bar saust unbsr Raon al
Souis gulenthine, og bar inbtit fornps
Zig an'at ION goebplcer Eos Itslep
Sumber 60.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Sobcs u M iner t443.
anore Sanoe.
Europa or ltatrt ID.

Oct Rp9te gdar I 2onoon, al Refer
WiIbeIm bar ipurt ia for hos be euros
pGi'te Rtg%iertnger, ON man lite Ital
holoe en- International &onierens Tor
at TONNE oosrens ON 5orbolosregler
mob be idrliqs 4ndrtilter. GngIdno
og 6rdntrig dntages at pare tibet oil'
Il9e iii al 9do inb oerpdd.
aeiieriuoe Gliidbetbs Wloroer bebsr
2uigi 2uigini. 9dn ltrposr AZ i'm
llouoo. i'jsnt ban er gadet irem Tom en-
bib Snoidnsr. Cm en- uf be rsoe
Sp0atppe | Wpoming btir Ituot al en-
Gopbop. Ida msner bans gror, at BON
bar beDnet BAN oq giort bet goot, nddr
ban orG6er en- bpib Wdno / 8scornb
eQer WiIpauies, Tom dIorig bar bPrtt /
Wpoming eusr bort on apG9tgosn.
Gigeoun t0ntsr Gnurtiiterne. Oct er
bare ON at gjsrs al mprbc troneoe 800
Dso,r. 9erfor tunbe 2uiqini tdas 2ts
BET al en- aummsl fbritelig 9Oinoe pda
oper 60 Mar. Itisut ban Oibite, at bun
albrig babe qiort nogst onot.
3 Wien er Der msa,n lloilis mob
ale Stalisnere.
Gftsr I'm GINS Deb ali GIiIabstb
altio IorttlGbt. oa paa i'm gadre |
SdDeis lau bun / I'm forte aiols. Sun
Oiloe uloria Ia ia iotOerufsre. og Relic.
rem ti1dbsr berfor life, at man togsr
nogtt 8i0ebs al bsnos. meoens bun lig'
ger 2ig. Sudrst siter Worosrsns runoc
og Itarpe anio sr 3ta 3omme opbt oa
"a CONNIE breot. 6un traf 1T Cfer
miot / Siertet. 2uigini fudr I Sang
1et iuIt idd meQet 5eos, al bans USE
Gio fan boloss oppe. 0sbsiiruf er al
Itufst / bet adnton, bpor ban ForsOeo'
fin @ierninq; men ban blir inoe'perreI
/ Ct Bur o. bsbdnolet Tom Ct lopr.
ltroliabeotr pna Tilipniuerur
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Hoods s Dafifla

Gr2merlins jtgyitt Aisoica ~: itr ior -.
1,aapet nm oil S.VUoo NGo. 2eweu .a4dsl,
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
let tor eaa Dam ilOr.

Sobn Gardner fra Columbus, O.,
olep Wanbas inbiat / Granb Sorts
69n9iel % bill maaite femme til at
'tanbe tilrette for Nonborab. Sans
SHer, 6reb Sberg, liagsr farlis till
reot aroina Tom Sslge at ct itpgt
Stag / Sopebet, bibragt BAN al Gar
oinsr. De to M9no arbeibebe fam.
men pad Dennis Sbeenans 0arm.
u en- balu 5ommr tut.
5 Pembina og Smsgn m9rtebe
Sootfolt Ndt til Srsbas ben fsrite
5roit idar. Siblis ON Wcraenen
'daes Ss inotiI en- balp Spmme tpt.
aolinsen bar forostmeite bsItet, iaa
Staosn er lite itor. Sibtil er Der boa
lille ubrettet fort meo 5raItninaen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Rodrieaer tommcr til 1nluth.

Spbn .. aodefellsr inbtrai 5rsoas
often meo 8umpersn "Nprtb 2ano"
til Duluth. 2sroas Sormibbug tpg
ian en- 3ur ppsr MisIabas9 ansn for
bog en- Sang at ie fine bstpoeligs Giens
ocmme / benne Del at 2anoet. Mdn
Iormcoer, at bans SnterssIer belpbsr
fig til $10,000,00O; men tirtil bar
ban Blot Jet benz poa aartet. 0stte
er bans fsrIts 9eIra iii Minneiptd.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
MfunPCntu.
csn so. 900 @.umeiter paa ilehiuinoe,
Setr.tpr Honbou on5Ioor 0ssso.

Setret9r &anbuu a%nilaar geIeaet
pdo Stdtsubitilinsen / forriss llgs til
oper $4,000. 0etts er pmtrent 10000
Here 9efeeenbe, enb Der bar iIior.
Spub angaar Snbtagterne, er be pms
trent $4,000 itsrre enb ifjpr. Sngen
bsruienb. Sritts iolstss nogstIteps
paa uoftiain9serunben. I~o9un9spens
gene bier entelt Dag beleb fig til fcls
genoe pebfeiebe GUNNER: Munoa9
$1,561, Sirsba9 $500, SnsOdg
$S,S42, sborsbas $1o,o22. 6rebag
$3S,024, 2srbas $3,138. llbgiftsrns
anorrg rper $4,000; BEN itprIte lib
~giftspoit bar neutrality-suspicious.,
ION tps $4,000. Gil andre premier
meb9it $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
2panit'iilippiuif Sstrainius.

Spanisus &rigsminiitsr Qunon bar
fra 5ilippinerns mOotaget staabelgram
bporeitsr Der bar pRret en- Ramp msls
lem ipdnite adnonbaooe og en- S,niurs
osntfluuos. Spanisrns biuorsoe Sns
%furssnterns ira at lnnos paa en- al 9iss
~apasesrns Ten Grupps al nosIs itore "a
mango minors Zerl. Oct sr rart for
Spunierns at pinos en- Ssisr nuFortis
ben. Sniurgsrterns haOos fem Sti5,,
Tom aas blsO ituots liant. Snqsn
Spaniere omtpm, men mjnoft 100 IN,
i%uroentsr itreg meo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Iilitnnotn paa areta.

I'll "&onoon Zines" itripes ira
Ganoia: "Gmtrsnt 600 M9no, apiu.
Der % 9srn blsp enten lspsnoe branote
sIer nsobuggeoe unoer Oprsrst / iprs
rise ugs. Spriiite Trooper patrulies
rsr MI / GaosrRs os binorsr 51roielen.
Wuislm2no plpnorer Ruinsrns | BET
nspbr9nots &uarter. boor gosl9aeels
len er fuloliRnoiq. SoeraIt 'tr man
Blob. De 2ia, ION life CT opbranete,
bar man taitst op / Sierrsr % .isrt
benz up al Spen ior al bssraps benz
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
IRA Is til % Snibsls pr. Acre.

s Mprristripn bar Der ogiau en-
itGrt Tattsfruit meaem Sreoag %
2srbaa, Miaiien er belbiaois iua
langt frsmme, at ben ingsn Stube tus
ger; ben pil aipe ct sopt uobptte.
Speben aiper fra Is til % Suibels pr.
Icre. Sabre mellem 40 co so Suibels.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
9pchen % Isirct

9~oeoebsiten heromtring - beosr bet
fra part Rdpibs - piisr fla life ida
COB ION ~puaresnet; II SuibeIs aniees
MI Tom bet giennemfnitlige pr. acre.
Rat til 2eroag bapbe pi en- qanTte
itGrt Srpit. @eirst bar temmeIig
iipligt en- ll9sS Sio fprub.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Segpnorr mro 90 Gleuer.

Sutberan 9abies' Ssminorn, Hee
Ting, bar besprot msb ct Glsoantal
paa 80.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Gn gammrl RauS plunorrt.

gad observation-disclosures / Muntutp
bIep i 2sroags en- 20 aar summel
Mtdno beitiualet fer 800. San bar
paa 8iennsmreiie fra oasrange, Sre.
gon, til 8innebagc Gitp for at beige
Sl99tninae. st Bar Slpnaler, ION
ful9te meb paa Speet fra Minneapps
liz, hapoe foritdast. at @amIinsen
bapbe enoel penas pua fig, % iulgte
efter BAN. Se tit ham oosrtalt til at
bile fine penge. og unoer Qoaituo at
ct GGooemdal III ben enc Iig uolepes
ret 500 / Cub = og fpripunot. Gn
Wano, ION tdloer zig Sofn Solparo
al Winnsopclis, er anboItt Irm SDpen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
ahlaar Eominaiiunrn.

Soptetn Charles G.. qlori6 al
Son'Pant s." 49be Soma Res.
6',oy MI | 2eir peb SadIpnpiae, bar
, ',sle Sd9s til MurIboGtcmn ienct
q Sr'o, | fOiItet ban obIolut affair
u mootd9e domination Ipm apngrsss
"'ano poa ben oemotratiIte Sidet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Spn paa Srien birm fra aiunoiic.

S0'lts gonnserman. Ssn al en- rig
g oeIiienot Munb / 0es Mpines, er
lsI9' Y'eooeIeIie bertil beb paa 9eien
hem ira &lpnbits.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

NitilIinsen for Goobbue Gountp
adbnes / 3umbrota 0nsba9 ben 2Sos
Sept. Gountiet bar MI fem gItsrier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
POULTRY RAILING FOR v OMEN.

Gan Q woman do her own work and take
care OF dozen fowls, too2 is the question
that comes so often to my desk. There
are many who csn and do, not only Of 0
dozen, but hundred, many who cannot
and will not, many who would like to. but
do not know bow. H. is the latter de
sire to help. because know OF no other
lice OF work the average farmers vile can
engage 10 that is more heslthful, and can
be mode as profitable. as Kissing chicks
ror layers aud for market.
Select tho breed you like est, thorough
ly inform yourself ~ TO their special pecu
lisrities and govern yonreelf accordingly
A building feet high, 30 feet long and
20 feet wide, the space Tor laying and
roosting being separated from the feeding
room by lath or wire netting. is room
enough for fifty hens, The nest boxes
and perches should be movable. A
broom, hoe, large tin all or old dishpsn
are oil the utensils necessary 10 keep the
building clean Ii swep ont three times
. week it is not long or difficult task.
Always set two uens al the same tic e.
and give oil the chicks to one hen. II she
has 8 roomy rainprooi coop with a bread
floor she can easily care for twenty or tween
~ five chicks. Place the other ben in .
pen. feed her for week, then return to
the balance OF the flock and she will soob
be laying again. you have O garden,
place the coops near it, and the chicks
will soon CLEAN the greater and the most
important part Of their liviog Ut the same
time keeping the garden free from bugs,
worms and other insects that would injure
garden truck. A morning and night feed
OF rolled oats uncooked aud dry and millet
seed. when they have free range, will
keep them growing snd plump Is qusils
Give the laying hens scraps from the
table, whest, buokwhest. millet or excel
sior meal. but feed corn spsrlngly. Hens
relish variety aud convert their food into
eggs or flesh for the sole benefit OF their
owner. Fever neglect to give plenty oil
water aud sharp grit to both hens and
chicks, and green cut bone three times .
week during the winter months.
woman Of my acquaintance does 81
the homework, sewing and dressmskipe.
and knitting fer family OF four,
cooking for hired help during the sum
mer. Besides, she not only takes oil the
care Of seventy five hens, but sbt
rsisss more than one hundred chicks every
year. She slso dichsrges such socisl obi
cations - fall TO the LOT OF . geutlewomsn
who has many friends. and aids Others IN
sickness or sorrow. although che lie not IS
strong 90 the average woman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
Agriculture.


II rsqaircs good iadsmeSl and soue IL
srptr,enne 10 breed sslsbls HORSES 10 this
age 81 iE.eplion snd electricity. writes L.
/ 4. SAITH In the Basion Cuiiiystof. There
Gill sixsy. exist demand lot horses, in
spite Of oil that Is said about bieyeles, troll
ley care sed horssles vehicles, bot the
horses mast be iot particular purpose.
snd the enly successful breeder wili be
the msn who will breed Tor same special
use and study The conditions Of the bua
ness thoroughly. By reason Of bis eur
roundiuss the farmer shI did be able to DO
this soik more Satisfactory than mos, OH
ers.
Ia the fret place there is steady de
msrd lor good driving hones These
must both be high elsss horses aud mol
scrubs, A light driving hor.e that has so
aud mot,le 10 II and yet does not ran awsy
st every ehsree II Reis Is lind OF animal
10 considerable demand. Good teams OF
driving horses thai are matched in color,
size and meitle are particularly desirable.
aud there are men securing the country
for Just such teams. For the night kind
OF teams good prices can be obtained TO
day. In fact high class horses have held
mp very well In price IN the iscs Of recent
depression in the horse market, Isis the
scrub aud inferior horses that have gone
begging When hor oars trsversed our
cities there was pretty good market for
these second class animals. but now ibat
the cars have gone The horses are . drug
In the market
Good solid coach horses. capable Of a
steady aud moderste speed. stylish look
ing and OF perfect match. probably
STAND second 10 demand Just now. Many
people are not gong TO give mp their
coaches Tor the bicycle or borseless car
risge, and so long as they enjoy driving in
their private coach horses Of this chsract
er will be 10 demand. cross between
the French coach and American trottine
breeds generally produces animals best
adapted to this trade. One need have Ii,
tie fear Il not finding purchasers for ell
first class cobch horses and at prices that
are remnneratiye TO the breeder. The
market in the last five years has been
weeded ont pretty vel of old scrubs. and
it is in better condition today as q result.
Finally, we have farm and heavy
drsught horses. Thousands OF farm
horses are needed 10 this country, and
probably twice IS many draft horses for
trucking and express business 10 large
cities. These horses aust be heavy. pow
erful aud enduring and the posessors OF
some mettle ttst is. sufficient to give
them q lair gait. A slow horse has little
usefulnefs. On the othsr hand. trotters
are not wsuted for these purposes. Hors
90 that have some OF the blood Of the
trotter 10 them aud sore OF the PercberoD
and Clydesdsle will probably give the
most satisfactory results for this business
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

Heaps Of brush aud old rags are the
worst thing 10 the world TO bsfbor yermin.
They should be batped up and gotten oct
Of the way.
II you hsvss horse th,t knocks oG his
toe cslks. r.ise his heel cslss or tighten
bic shoes. olg OF ,be other will remedy
the trouble.
A tame calf lie good piece Of property
to own. beesnse 3 t.me cali ID tame COW.
A wild e.lf or viii cos /, DOR property
better gel rid Of them
L., your help know tssi you tract
them. aud depend upop them aud 10 nine
eases cot Of zen they will feel The resronsi
bility and give better returUs.
Donl cell your beet Gov becsase yos
can get good price tor hsf Sell your
poor con srd bay good ons. bat rerer
sell yoar so:s GOV ard boy spec. ote. f.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13

RUTLAND, VERMONT,
We Offer Subject to Prior Sale FIvI
Or More Shares of
First Nstionsl Bank, Fair Haven, Vt.
Rutland County National Bank, Rutland, Vt.
Kilington National Bank, Rutland, Vt.
Merchant National Bank, Rutaod Vt.
First National BANK, Brandon. Vt.
Brandon National Bank, Brandon, Vt.
Bennington Co. Nat Bank, Bennington. Vt
Black hlyer National Bank, Proctorsvil Q, Vt.
Haidwick Savings Bank aud Trust Co., Hard
wick Vt.
Frat National Bank, st. Johnsbuty, Vt.
Merchants National Bank, st Juhnebury, Vt.
Gu edona Naiio al Bank, Danyille, Vt.
First National Bank, Montp 'lier, Vt.
Mortified National Bank, Mortified, Vt.
Mosley & sioddard Mfg Co., Rutland, W.
Steam Stone Cutter Co, hutland, Vt.
National Car 90 st. Adams, VI.
Peoples Gas Light Co, Rutland, Vt.
Rutland Street Railway, Co, Rutland, Vt.
ALSO
per ct, Bonds Burlington Traction Co., Bur
lington, Vt.
per ct Bonds Burlington, Vt.
per Ct Bonds Bennington, VI
per ct. Bonds LJ ndon,ile, Vt.
pc ct Bonds Stowe, VI.
II YOU with to buy or 20 ] any thing In our line
we shall be pleased to receive your patronage
Correspondence solicited.
Rsland, Vt. FEB. 10th, 1893, il4.3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-10-13
We're Ready to Bring

the choicest products OF the market TO your
door promptly. We pride our selves on our
promptness, the freshness, purity, and clesnli-
mes. OF our goods, and our remarkably small
prices, We eau supply your table to your salts
faction and delight and save yon money besides
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-21
DYKES LAND.

[ wish l WAS in de lard OF cotton,
Old times dar am not forgotten,
Look away, look away.
In Dixie's land where I was born in,
Early on one frosty mornln',
Look away, look away
Den 1 wish was in Dixie,
Hooray, hooray.
In Dixie's land I'll take my stand,
To lib and die in Dixie.
O'd missus marry ''Will de weaber,'
William was gay deceiber,
Look swsy.
But when he put his arm around ner,
He smiled as fierce as a 40-pounder.
Look away.
His face was as sharp as butchers
But dat did not seem to grieb her,
Look away.
Old missus acted de foolish part,
And died for q man dat broke heI
Look away.
Now, here's health to de next old
And all de gals dat want to kiss US,
Look away.
But If YOU want TO drive away sorrow,
Come and hear dis song tomorrow,
Look away.
Oars buckwheat cake and Injun bat
ter,
Makes you fat or little fatter,
Look away.
Den hoe it down aud scratch your
prabble,
To Dixie land I'm bound to trabel,
Look away.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-21
Valuable Mineral Discovery.

A fortunate discovery of the mine raj
ferro-manganese is reported in Penn
svlvania. 1t is opportune, too, in that
it comes at q time when the country
is shut off from the mines in Spain
The ore is used in the manufacture of
all kinds OF rolled steel, and is Ia de-
msnd in the making of armor-pla'e
Much of the ore comes from South
America, but the demand exceeds the
supply, and one large stsel-makipg
concern in Pennsylvania has sent min
ing experts all over the world in
search OF the metal. Biologists have
always contepded that the ore existed
in Pennsylvania, and about twenty
five years ago searching party came
across traces of it, although in places
so inaccessible that the commercial
value of the metal was greatly impair
ed. The present discovery is in Jeffer-
con county, where not only have
pockets and Jumps of the ore been
found. but q vein from one to t, rec
feet thick has been located, showing
the purest quality of the metal. Steel
making m. n are awaiting the final re-
port of the biologists and experts as
to the extent of the feld.-New York
Evening Post.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-21
Peanuts.

W. II. Garter, in letter to Texas Farm and
Ranch, from Marshall.
wrote to you last fall that 1 hid
planted two acres of Spanish peanuts
on poor sandy land, aud had ga hered
about 1000 pounds off the two acres of
vines and pea altogether. The pea
nut comes up on the vine when pulled
and not one per cent of them will be
left in the ground, and 1 estimated
then that the crop was wOr h as much
As thirty five bushels of corn to the
acre. which would have been seventy
bushels of corn. I fed the peanut crop,
vines and all, and found in feeding
tire horses and two mules that they
we're worth at l. asst Ninety bushels of
corn, and 1 never had stock to do be-
ter. The land would have made about
twelve bushels of corn to the acre. 1
IN preparing to plant twelve acres
this year, aud 1 write now because the
time to plant is nearly at hand. They
should not be planted sooner than the
middle of May and on to the 5th of
June. If planted too early the first
nuts will sprout before you get a
good crop made, and that Injuries the
crop.
All poor sandy land should be plant
are easier to work and make much
more. 1 always thought that if I
could make from 40 to so bushels of
corn on our poor sandy lands here.
everyb body would get rich, ard now l
find the peanut will do that. 1 am
arting out hopeful. Let the five cent
Gotten lands be divided up with pea
nuts, and also the corn lands the same,
and fill your barns with peanuts and
the vines all together, for if you plant
and care for q few acres and have only
small barns you will have to build
more, for they beat the world makinsl
the guam tity and quail ty of the bes5
feed known to man for all kinds of
farm stock. Nothing bet er for horse
mules, cattle or hogs, and the beans are
the best food that can be found for
tur keys in the winter. If any of the
patrons of Texas Farm and Ranch wish
Information on this subject L will give
it pri ate'y or to the paper free of
charge. Every body that has sandy or
loan soil to cultivate should by ali
means grow the Spanish peanut. 1t is
the r-deemer of the sandy land farmer.
An acre can be cultivated and harvest
ed and housed for SO 10 or SO SO any
how, aud is worth 500 to feed any kind
of stock. If desired 1 will write more
on the cult Sa,iOn and use and value of
this crop. 1t il the southern relief if
1t is well applied. A great feed for
beef cattle, mich COWS, etc.