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The state herald., 1898-08-12
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hnnnlo hllls Wild West show nm,
,ton,icf bny NJ Cheyenne bayc ,au' @
mlnen INT" the greatest days cc,eh.n
non ever given In the west. Frnn,,a..
pny'A performance, which rn,.. .'n''or ,,,..'.
" "o''nnS' september 9Th. viii bo ,h.
", ',rt given west NJ North pln,io
s us nony Rtcn, show Al iho rr"n,,
~ ~ pny = entertainment VIII br n, an.
NV grounds free " charge A bann
,.'I,'I, w. ,nuinhs from western WyomI",,
reservation win b. there. ana nyrn,,,,,. ns
, n.n'H nto being mndr for "'s" "ha,,,
" mun p',m,'h them md indians w',t"
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tb unimarinative exac,ness. A. a die.
thlonary defnes liberalism, may not nj.
co,ays be the highest form OF truth. but
bes practice would be n mental tonic
b many vagrant mindo. In a we'll
tnown family where the wife recently
nay dying. an inquiry came by tele-
,hone concerning her condition.
h,Knowing that the husband would hear
s,ihe reply. and wishing TO save him
,'pain. the young girl answering the call
!. said that the patient was about the
same. A little later the speaker felt
m gentle arm about her shoulder. Your
o' aunt is not nearly so we'll" cams the
nRs,ow words. You had better call that
ar person up and say 70. Try always 'e
II tell the exact truth A more emphatic
90 instance comes from an old pupil oI
70 the eccentric Presiden, Finney o
oberiin. The girl was In distinctly bat
A, health, but meeting the president on,
n, day. responded to his How are your
!. with, Pretty we'll. thank you" Tut
tut" came his prompt reply. isn't tina
/, 4 lic7"
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bc ri.cn nll the help In tlsr power OF
Ihr war department. hut Il is believed
tt..h the whole of Siinftct's soldiers
c,inias br embarked hcfore che first OF
Scptnir her Meanwhile the ihs hospital
ami is.up M Moniauk point TX being
rapidly pnt In readiness FOR their re-
ceptIon,. As there is n dssib, ms Ia the
ability NJ the transports Ia corne along
side The wharf In Fort Pond har'or.
provIslosss viii bc made for n number
or light draft sidcwhccl steamers, pos
sIhly N@s York ferry boats. 10 take
iI,. men as.horc from the big stea uers.
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c.lnmhla Mus, suhn,,.

Colon. Colombia. Aug. I'll, is TN.
l"rr'ood In local circles TINT Congress
II holding u secret session ~ Bogoin.
discussing the matter II the settlement
of the tcrniil rlnlm. The dlHsnilsfnr'
ilon over The forced Hoiiicmcni of the
cinim and the consequent drain upon
rolomhin'H resources h beginning IN
create mrch bitter feeling throughout
the country, Even the Italian colonies
~ ilnrtnnpulllr nnd other phtiH ARE re-
srnlinn the nc,ioue ol the Italian gov.
rfnmpni
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II. He commanded the Oregon while
she was attached 10 the Pacific coast
station preceding Captain Clark.
Hrroe. Hone. Com,ar Ham,

New York. Aug. IA special to the
Herald from Washington. u. e., saws:
Secretary Algcr has decided 10 have
the bodies OF all the inch who died or
were Killed at Santiago brought to this
country. lie has cablrd 10 Santiago
ewing orders to that effect. This will
u" done ns soon as the heated term Is
past. When the bodies of the soldiers
arrive here they viii be each turned
over To 10" relatives or Inferred In the
National cemetery.
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BLANco COOLING OFF
Ne IL Ready To Accept the Snevs'ssi- and
Forgiy~ the Cubans.

New York, Aug. s.-Accor,Iing 10 all
ylr,S received from Havana by the
Cul,n,i .funfa. Captain General Wnnco
appreciates. the fnct that he must soon
withdraw Himself and his forces from
the island OF cubn. He assumed mid
acincnnor which compares strangely
with his previous boinhariic attitude
and frequently exercised dc'crin'nn'
iion TO hold out In Havana to the
icath, and he IN treating the Insurgents
with great consideration. IN u recent
proclamation he mndc known 70 'lh'
spanish people OF cuhn that spnin,
through the Intervention Of foreign
powers, Ind been brought TO disgrace.
fui issue for suing for pence ANA thn'
there would h. no more war AMI M
further use for soldiers. lie offered !,
pardon TO MI Cuban political prisoners
1 and more ihnn i'D were released IN
Havana.
In explaining spain's defcni ~ h''
proclamation. Captain Gciierni blnncc
informs his renders ,hn, apnin. having
suffered 80 much IN the present war
could not resist the Interference ~ iii'
foreign powers, nnd 20 Ia wnr with NJ
coub'ric. ~ once. ~ she was com
PEELED TO nccedc To their dicia,ion M,
sue for pence. Havana. he says, WI
,e given over 10 Americans npd Gu
bans ana the spnplnrd- would c,nc''
nir.
Captain Grnrrnl Binnco assures III
solilrrs npJ III spanish residents VIII
wish 10 return 10 spBln. or go to otbe
Spanish possessions. they will he give
free transportation by their mothr
country 10 their destination, who VII
protect them from interference froi
either Cnbnns or Americans lie Hus
ges,s thn, the cubnnH be forgiven mn
M longer regarded NJ enemies mn
ths, no unkind feelings be cherished
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ConH,nuilnoplc, Aug. i,=Thc Fort"
an Friday replied Ia the American he.
mnud far compensation for Losses Hnss
innrJ by American subjects during
the Armenian innHsnvfoa. The reply N
the annr a. ibni l'iren the other pow
r,t. rcpullailng nli responsibility for
the lnHtrr
~ the cnursg ~ ~" farewell nudi
rnce ~ ", \ u erRcu the t''irine
American minister iu Tntlvrl. the kul
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SPAIN HAS YIELDED.
Her ANSWER ON THE WAY.
fhefs Are ,supposed 70 no Some Minor
ConnSress,ons Asked for--Dctails VIII he
Known Tuesday,

|
Madrid. Aug. 10 n. m.-Tbe Cnb
met council terminated after Aav,Np
completely approved tho rGpiy to the
United States, which. it is said. nc
cepts the American conditions.
The reply will be telegraphed "
Senor Leon y Castillo, the, FiAliifs,
ambassador to France; Tonight So that
NJ. Qamho4N the siei@h Ambassador at
Washington VIII receive it to.morfnw
TIE Sovernmcnt IS fufN T0nvinced
mat the note VIII he Satisfactory to the
Washington government. and that a
IsuspepsiOh of hostilities will be Its
immediate consequence.
London, Aug. S.-ThN Madrid CORE.
spondent of the Times, telcardbhln.
Sunday, says;
To-daS MI the best autbofiti,s.
Gsree tAat the government hns lsrlAa,,
70 Accept the An,ericaA Conditions q'hc
American repls TO SPANS request fo,,
eStaaNas,on reached Madrid FRIDAY
eNeihng. The text has moi been given
out. but II. is known that 1t brought
little consolation.
fsesident Mckinley turned ,iimf
var TO the. suggestion that Porto Rico
might be left to spain and compensn.
ton gotten elsewhere.
kegafdihg the Philippines the reply
was hot altogether satisfactory, m,t il
wax OF such nature that there was
no longer any necessity for Iostponing
uecision on the main question.
Meantime Senor Sagastu's eSteh-
s.S consultations seemed TO leave no
Goubt that the nation wants peace.
uo no' mean to say that all declared
'his IN plain language. On the contra
~ there was n good deal of rcticence,
some persons had more or less clearly
expressed the idea that the best men
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Tn. relations between England ant

The relations between England and
ireland are becoming more nmicabl'
every year There 10 no longer m,
prejudice In England against the SOM
OF the Emerald Isle. irishmen In Ems
land are everywhere respected. an'
like their brethren In all other coun
tries. are crowdins TO the front In al
avenues Of public iife. The British u
my and navy n 'hickly oshcsred b,
Er,ni,er, and nearly ons-haif Of tn
members Of the British house Of com
mona are Of the ruling race" This
Of eoarse. includes the members from
ireland.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

tbSo boys. aged nine and ten years,
.u,fy succeeded the other day In
wing q train of the rails near
bon. Subsequently the police
reEht the boys. who confessed that
De found the idea and all the details
su,peration in . penny magazine cir.
cot!sa! suIgsRi!siegelxI Ig yax .smBiqRk 1h41k a
B. rescue" exclaimed the smaller boy
red we wanted to see him." Decided
Plhe vicious story paper IL . power
Tithe land.
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Professor Norton enlnrscs on hA
idea tha, the men To nsh' for q nation
are the lower and more numerous
classes who like nshtins. and no, the
men who should teach peace. ma,hc.
MATES and philosophy. There II. TO be
sure, such a thing as patriotism. but
1, 10 cheap and should be possessed for
the mos, par, by men who need work
and who have leisure for drilling and
dying In other words, We should hire
our patriotism. and se, the hirelinss
10 10 our cheering. singing. hsh'ins
snd praying
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the country would patrioticalIy for
ger Ior the moment all personal and
par's considerations and cordially and
iisihterestedly cndcavur To assist tbo
government in lis difficulties"
s.ondon, Aug. S.-'rhc Madrid corro.
sp"ndent of the Daily Mail. telegram.
my Sunday, says:
The answer Of The Spanish yovor,
mehi declares that Spain cannot dis.
russ the American pronos,Is In, III,
'u',l's mem because they are imposed
n"r ny force. Only few unset
siigcs IN the American demands
ioa Tor. and II is now expected
- ,sr. Mckinley will refuse
hat f'ycsiden,
hem. VI spun
~N commission eo,ppo. idle the
ard, nod ,,n,ricuuS citt IA. -'os
iues1hn Of the Cuban debt, the GA.
md manner Of evacuating Cufss aDd
Porto Rico. and the protection Of Span
ards and Spanish interests IN these
places. The commissioners VIII ais"
leciic whether Spain Is 10 bc allowed |
10 withdraw her artillery and the re-
lnaiixlcr of her arms and ammunition
from The colonies. while the question
Of the future Of The Philippines will he
spifluL lir il,e same I.n.ir Gao 'r"atr
The COrtes, which will m cunvokcd i'm
The Cabinet council 10
night will appoint Spanish commission.
rrs 10 meet The Americans 10 arrange
for the future Of the Philippines aud
other details"
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CONGESTION AT SANTIAGO.
The Removal of Skaters Army May Re
Delayed

Delayed.
Washington. Aug. 9.-Sccrct, Try Al
ger Is apprchensive that the, small
wharfage resources of Santinr U will
7riousiy relard the execution Of the
depaf,.- rnl,ed s,a,, % n'e =, ~, ~. ~ ,;,.,.s
',rr"v ,r," W cor,s with the Spanish : team
crs coming In to ,ako away the sur
rendered army of General , Voral,
which must bc first removed pei, re =.
viii he safe to withdraw The VINO e "l
The American force. 1t Is going Dc
difiiruit Ia embark the latter WI inun
tion In the unhealthy town. 6ehrrib
TornI has been asked by cable to de-
scribe the state Of affairs and he VIII
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A FIGHT AT MANILA
"eported That spaniarts Attacked Arr.r,
cans and Were Repulsed

:, "eported That spanisrds Attacked Amer,
cans and We're Repulsed.
Manlih' July 81, via Hong Kong
: aug s.-A heavy engagemcn, TOOL
0 paee tonight between the America,
, ana Spanish forces at MaIate.
: Inc Spanish made an attack. nj,
! tempting to turn our right. After tbre,
ours lighting they were repulsed.
troops engaged We're the Tenth
j., mia. First battalion Firs,
The "oh' lnird artillery reg.
pcnn.vlv,, 4. Utah.
Callfornta fat. 'ied and forty
Hlnrs and battery
Our less was nine h. of 200
four wounded,
The Spanish loss was upwaru
killed and 300 wounded.
Our volunteers made glorious De
fense against upwards Of 5000 of an
attacking force.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

~, oas~tion, asked these many
IN - IN tones more or less mu-
aui ..u,, srt the wild waves say
pre- - =. Gear a satisfactory re-
int rsa a,, -tufs Of paper from
OF .t,. sta % no growing indus
vet 80 $3.50 " sas ~. ~ :. .s.x >ef will doubt
pefeveal the whisperings 90 80 '" -
wigs OF the ocean It has h > ~
evefs who use the paper.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

reciprocity seems to be the order Of
day. In language as well as IN
,nmerce. For years there has been
ns fncarsion. or adoption, Of French
nrrds and phrases into English speech.
sew there Ia a similar incorporation
sit English expressions into the cur
cont speech and literature Of France.
io,hile we speak Of the beau monde
reArisians speak Of lie high life:" al
alten as we mention a "sotree'' or q
N matinee" they tell Of tine nve o'eloch
40 o." and when we pronounce thini
4, yery chic" they respond that II i
,deed tres smart" Ia this an indi
a,,ion that the universal language o
ohe future is 10 be polysIot7
The state herald., 1898-08-12

"a. tsfejagi 'oIiis Waf Si,s#sS;;if Sni,s#sssin, ,pc
Uhi'eH Stptes ;31 Spain. i Hs. said be
was much impkssed with the naval
operations and'lhe terrible execution
Of American guk and Ind ordered tho
purchase of similar guns for Turkey.
DR. Angel is be succeeded by MIR.
strauss of NewjYork.
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thaeEverybody is talking war now; even
al ana dumb people have the latest
Avs at their fingers ends.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

nra, ast words of the last spaniard-
A.: :pahish honor must be vindicated.
.'''s were never in better condition to
bertht than now"
The state herald., 1898-08-12

whrVe trust that no purchaser of beer
froraer 'he new tax will consider il
cessary to make his stomach a gov.
S1ment bond-holder.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

'lWhat is d hint uneis Jims'' "A hint
u tho landladys chance remark to lief
The state herald., 1898-08-12

io4When 1t comes to getting something
ao'e nothing the nickel-in- the slot ma
Tine isn't so slow.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

nilo' ne prudence which induced Joseph
Sta 10 provide himself with a rich
loui use In case Of emergency,
isla highly praised.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

Educate fout Towels with CascAfsts.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ID. rs, lie e. g. fail. druggists refund money.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

"Watkins' wife has returned" what
brought her?" He wrote to her that he
was getting up trolley parties for all tho
widows he knew
The state herald., 1898-08-12

COSMO BUTTERaILK TOILET SOAP
makes the skin soft. white and healthy.
Sold everywhere,
The state herald., 1898-08-12

day "."n mus i. haruer te
r.st drunk than to stay sober.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

/ ,he gas-meter has more feet than
other animate thing,
The state herald., 1898-08-12

st hSast bsrh. isa ii ali druggists.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

lor When come people ask for time to
sepnk we wonder what they are going
Aink with.
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mi1nclude all the be.

miEnclude all the be,. VI
unt in the Senate's vote ..
no, Hobson was a deed worth,
thelic. 1t dstracts nothing from o..
vicnition OF intelligent leadership,
II assert that the strength Of d ma
,bes In the manhood that never hes
A.. to follow.
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=, e poker-playing doctor expects 81
Jfy time he is called.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

,.issing may be unhealthy, but ever,
D considers herself an immune.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

i;Why don't ybu wear il button reading,
;;Rtnefnber tic Manner II don't need
to; thy wife gave me n blowing up that
saink Hayi" -. fusaas.s
The state herald., 1898-08-12

he most popular bicycle saddle 1.
nest sat upon,
The state herald., 1898-08-12

i'he '9S model hammock is large
ugh for one and strong enough for
The state herald., 1898-08-12

mnb'n.e bne most unnatural thing in this
"a is a woman laughing through a
Phone. "
The state herald., 1898-08-12

gnsen old bachelor declares that even
or Crsweet girl graduate will ferment ia
For,.
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BIllatss del caDje de Puerto Rico
ono Y Plata
de todas naciones compran
Y yenden
(EREOEDO, HMs COMP.

So deSea wander en- n Espsha en- lavil!s
dc 0viaio, Sauta Marina de la Vega, cale
de Ia antigua, Una o2aa udm. 3, altos y bajos,
de mampoaterfs, cubierta do loss, con su
corral tspiado y CASA de horno para elaborar
pan, opbierta tambi6n do losa con su antoja.
na alberta 81 Sur con la que oonstituye un
solo fonao 90 cabida de dos Areas junto : la
oaaa por 81 Norte con Sill huerta corasda de
parao sta dc oabids de trents seis areas
scssnta aiSt4 septiaress destinadas labran.
z3s con otra sntojsDa 81 oriente y otras por'
clones de terra c&mpuas:as dc dos cuerdas
mas penoa. Ii que iuterese comprarla
iirfiaao sa Gucfa Amalia Gonzalez, viuda
do Ia Tore, Ciadad de Humseao, Puerto
Rico. 30---17
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I1a6sna VtfaoFUz'
~ HI battalion do Voluntarios de esta
capital ha sido disuolto.
~ En cl puerto do Ponce SO hallan
deaoargando los buquea siguientea: Wannen
Adams, Ella i Davenport, Hary A. Bar
wind, Berlran w, White y Lee.
~ En Ell mes Dc Agosto dltims, so
eXpoEtsron por Ia adusna de Humacao,
S.8l4 ki!oa aadcar. Por la de Aguadilla:
89l kilog achiots TO- 40l kilos mag, 0,l3l
kilaa lcgumbros seosp, 3, $50 kios mani (ca-
oabuetcb $50 kiios aceto dc coco, 1915 XII
los batatao y 80 klos conseFye do guayaba.
Per Ia de Arecibo: 81, ,347 kilos a2dcar, 3, 47S
lIlca cafe, ll8,045 kilos tabsco 1890
klce oaoros. Por la coleceurfa de Nsguabo
l23 c&bez2s do gansdo
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yAAIE DAD ES,
Gala do hiarfo para
guardian CaudaIas


Sc rcaljza una que reune excelen.
tes condolences, con departamentos
para Iibros, documentos, plata, orc
y rescyados. SeeXhibe en- ell Bazar
de Noyedade5 de Gonzalez. Padln
liermanos, San Francisco 38.=San
Juan 15=f
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uNFCcS rEOPfaTARIOS:
TtG TaTSi26 Chemical Co.
70 tTator Street,
New York.
'sP~>y-~s~s'

:. ~, STA nsrsYi!lots Aqua
Syx$.9g2e IS VI restaursdor per-
E$SifE tac;o gue devuelvs AL
GAAELLO ST. COLOR
| S& NATURAL, dcstruye
Is cAapz, vigorjg& ia raiz y 10
hAce Crs,er, Goj&ndol0 suave,
brijiaute J sedo.0. S0metida
esta sgne 1 % snalisIs, Sc ha
-ao9airGJo que no coutione gus
lancis sufnlca slguna que ses
dat9sa / la salu3: 70 manchs
81 CUTS nj Ia EOPA, 10 qua
es Il a3mirzojda &c los pr!nci-
n1!aa guiriocs de! nund0, Estz
,aar&ql!l35a t.agua de PofsiAs
- s3l:Gs, cou Il msyor fscilidzd
= cs IN b-llo ideal para las Sc
ho7zs y Ptrs cGant0s tsGGsn el
c4bcilo proElaturamen3e cszo.
!'or 70 a4ruesto sc compron-
jeri. sen P0F las porsonas naAs
osccptcAs, Que est& sgua es IN
'iuu:dQ Que o5rA dircctsnente
sobfo laa raice5 de- cRbeilo, Co.
taiH cedole Il parlc qnimioa q.
Is .-e11ido. como ic c0mpruebs
3. hSH,3o de qee TO m*ncha 81
ea -. j.54- yacic ap:ic&r0e con
- -f.. z. o0 t.e',irlqUJ0 a. pSC3 Al
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,., o,1', =, ont;n,n .Iouento ia los modes
,.;aios non.h@ya nntre o]0unos su abolida
rrsncn levonoio. noyous en- el Dombramiento
5s'F a@o'' 10 or; 'N d% Yed@o mpncinal 90 Oh
,,r s@,ar .J r,a, (,]reoa NJ one pcr srs oopdi
ci'nss rG',s' oat,rrJ y mern.1r,iaatoe debo ecu.
"'.,. ...r1.t. "',.t. - 5c1 In.6s do ln3iro.
nl@;7-. Ia Iooel; tai baoo mas
a'.>'.' ,.1 * ;,",,;@,.I, rroho one Ea Ga
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,'.'rs :,.1.,ia9'nantn y nts onc nada cue lg
g'hef~-'..%" 10 este pHae'o P9''Io S'0 R'%N
'1t'siae TN Gs.o ei q AoMNfa'o par" IA
eA1@@@}. III s9nof J"sz ia primer" ,Hs,
'%H,l' u tS-''T !Ic'Ha o7 20 que uqDi e0
tf7ms "bf't~ {" J3"Ie'2' como Ss :" o0'
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NO 7 ICE,

The un ie,siguei having arrived in this
Island ffcm St, Thomas bega to Offer his
soTvicos as hrst oaaa Printer.
S. r. v. BkVERHOUDT.
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porsr es que heohos de tai naturae2a Sc le
pitan.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-09-09
parat,ur a,ount.,n A,h.

The mountain ash can be propagated
by seeds, but they are very slow to
start. The berries should be gathered
and mixed with soil and left out ex-
posed to the weather for a year before
planting. II mixed with soil and placed
IL box with cracks in it SO that water
can pass through. the box can be sunk
to its edge or little below in the
ground and left out during winter and
until the ensuing fall. Then the soil
containing the berries can be taken out
and spread on floor . partially dry.
SO that it can be rubbed through a
sieve that will separate it from the
seeds. The separation Of the seeds is
not absolutely necessary. and soil and
seeds together may be sown in drill,
covering about an inch deep. The
young plants will appear in the spring
and can be cultivated in the seed drills
for one or two years and then be taken
up and tops and roots shortened and
transplanted into nursery rows to be
grown on until ready for final removal.
-Vicks Magazine.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-09-09
Success with clemati..

The following from the American
Florist" may helr those who complain
that they cannot make a clematis
grow: The clematis, like many other
plants, requires subsoil that will alb
serb considerable water and give out
vapor that continually rises to the
many spreading roots above; this il
always most satisfactory when it is
largely clay. The reason so many clc-
mats die is that they are planted close
to buildings where the subsoil is brick
bats. plaster, shavings, ETC.. that hold
no water, but absorb heat. Dig hole
three feet deep, fill it with turf and
some manure, put in pipe at the end
SO that when the trench is filled you
can pour water in at the base AMI
have it soak up, instead of down. Be-
fore filling the hole, be sure the ground
is we'll moistened. Always keep the
surface dry. In this way they will
root deep and be less subject ia
drought in hot weather. The Same
treatment is advisable for hardy roses.