davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
WATER SUPPLY OF WYOMING
Engineer Computes the Amount Available
in Streams.
RIVERS DISCHARGE MORE THAN USUAL
hecords Show that the states Princi-
pal Growth During the Last Year
Has Been Along AEri-
.tr cultural Lines. itll

CHEYENNE, Dec. 1-(Special.)-The
state engineer has just completed computa
tion OF the water supply Of the state the last
year. Statistics in regard to the Laramie
river show that more water flowed down that
stream In the month OF May this year than
in the entire seasons OF either 1895 or 1896.
The water which the stream discharged in
May this year would cover 1000 acres one
foot deep. The May discharge of the North
Platte river was also much larger this year
than for many years past. The discharge
for the same month being sufficient to cover
100, $40 acres one foot deep. For the entire
irrigation season the fall OF the North
Platte would cover 1750,000 acres to the
same depth. During the last year appllca-
tions were received to take water out OF 16o
streams These applications described 5O3
miles of bitches with an estimated cost OF
900 and susceptible of irrigating 277,-
673 acres.
Only one large enterprise is included in
these applications. This was the Cody &
Salisbury canal the estimated cost Of which
is 81 900 900. If completed in accordance
with the surveys and the maps in the en-
gneer's office 1t will irrigate 125000 acres of
land The remainder of the projected bitches
are all small ones and are being built by
resident settlers.
These records show that Wyoming's prin-
cpal growth this year has been in the drec-
tion of agriculture, increasing the number
of farms and adng to the acres OF irrigated
land. The engineers office has just COM
pleted the maps of the bitches surveyed last
summer. In all there are sixteen of these
maps and they show the location of sixty
five bitches on La Prele creek, eighty on
Box Elder, twenty-five on Deer creek, ten
on Elllhom creek, slxty-one on La Bonita
creek and nineteen on Wagonhound. Few,
except those familiar with the country en-
braced in these surveys, realize how greatly
agriculture has been extended along the
tributaries of the Platte in Converse and
Natrona counties during the last few years.
The 260 bitches surveyed show that this sec
tion is fast becoming one OF the important
agricultural centers of the state. The re-
Gently completed determination of the rights
to water on Blacks Fork creek in Unta
county shows that another agricultural dis
trict, heretofore but little thought Of, is
being rapidly created. Certificates of appro-
pration ae being issued to 1874 users OF
water. Ten years ago there were scacely a
score of settlers along the entire stream.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
noyi. nm. w,rrcn.. place

CHEYENNE, wyo., Dec. 31.-(Speclal Tel
egram)-The republican state central COM
mttee for Wyoming met today and elected
Hon. ]. c. Davis of Rawlins chairman, to
fl the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ticn of Senator Warren, which was rendered
last year, but not acted upon until the pres
emf time
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01

SIUUA FALI 5. ID, DEC. 3I.-ISpeclaI.)-
Harry Sheldon, ranGher on the White river,
west Of Chamberlain. is here on a visit to
his brother. He says that every year the
wolves west of the river are increasing, and
that the ranchers are kept busy devsing
means to protect their focks and young cat
tle The wolves are thicker than are jack
rabbits east of the river, and the losses to
ranchers are great in spite of high corrals
and great care. Aside from the wolf prob
lem cattle and sheep are doing we'll, very
little snow having fallen thus far on the
ranges.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
FROM THE FARTHER WEST

to a trlne over 81 900 900. OF which all except
SS75.000 is represented by stocks and bonds.
There were no notes of friends, so that IL
Croker had loaned any money in this way
he destroyed the notes. When Mr.. Stanfctds S
estate was appraised such notes, most of
them worthless. amounted to a largo sum.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
To Yukon with Dogs.

MISsoULA, Mont, Dec. 91.-(Special)-D.
G. Blaody and wife are in Missoula having
come from Brainard, Mimi. ca the
why to the Klondke. in wagon
drawn by six dogs. Harness for two addi-
tioual dogs. was procured. and niuth animal
goes along as substitute. Blendy goes to
Spokeae by way OF Wallace. He may take
the overland route from Spokane to Yukon.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
Change In ,wyoming,s Officers.

CHEYENNE, WyO. Dec. Sl,-(special Tel
egramo-Benjamin +. Fowler, Who has held
the office OF attorney general for Wyoming
for the last three years, rendered his reslg-
nation today. 1t was accepted by the gov
N~-pr. who at once arooiated ]. A. Van
C,sdell TO the position for the remaining year
OF Mr.. Fowler's term. AS result OF the
change, Mr.. Van orsdell. who was an ap-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
Taking n thief to New York.

KANSAS CITY, Dec Sl.-Daputy Sheriff
Whiting of Springwater N. Y, left for that
state today VITA Tyler NJ. Gibbs, the Mid
land hotel thief, who about three weeks ago
was caught under the bed of another patron
of the house. Gibbs is wanted for high
way robbery, he and another having gag
eed and robbed farmer near Atlanta,
N Y
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
Not for Grant for senator.

Los ANGELES, Dec 31.-Nathan Cole, jr.,
national committeeman for the silver party
of California has given to the press a letter
in which he positively denies the statements
that have been published to the effect that
tho silver republicans under his leadership
are endeavoring to secure the election CT
U. S. Grant, jr., as successor OF Stephen NJ.
White In the Uuited States seaate They are
for White the democratic senator
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The Great Western
road has announced that it will run excur-
sions twice each month between Chicago and
southwestern Missouri river points, and when
the Burlington announced that it would
carry the rates into Council Bluffs and
Omaha, the Great Western made a rate of
SIG for the round trip between st. Paul and
Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01

plicant for the United States attorneyshlp Of
Wyoming, withdrew his application, and T.
f. Burke, the law partner OF Mr.. Fowler,
will be appointed to that position at the ex-
plration OF the term OF the present incum-
bent Gibson Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l-The grand jury today
returned indictments against Aldermen
John Powers and William O'Bren for run
ming a gambling house. The case against
Alderman Michael McKenna, more widely
known as "Hinky Dink," was continued for
hearing until next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.


NEW YORK, Dec S1-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearings at eighty-seven cities for
the weeh ended December 81, with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
LEE AND pETrIGREw MAKE TIE-up.
Result of Long Conference Between
SenntOr md Governor.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Dec. 31.-(Special.)-
Before leaving for Washington Senator Petit
grew had a two hours interview with Gov
ernor Lee. 1t is understood that the sena-
tor agreed to support the governor for re-
nomination If he would kill off the anti
fusion movement started in the populst
party by II. L. Loucks and that the gov
ernor assented to the terms and will exert
his influenza In that direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
A .REs

you going to act the fool? You have
fear OF losses. HUDYAN stops them
in a week If you are weak-kneed
HUDYAN braces you up and makes
man out of you. BY the help OF
HUDYAN you are able to do all your
work and to put on the face of man
hood. That S the face you want
to wear Manhood Is that all people
love No spos before the eyes when
you have THAT. No gloom. No bother.
No worry, And the one thing that
produces 1t Is HUDYAN. And YOU
can get HUDYAN only from the doe
tors of the great and grand Hudso-
nian Institute. They make cures.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
PUNY

when you find that You have some
trouble that you do not know the na-
ture of, that liz the time when you
viii find the ndvice of the HudsOnian
doctors priceless. just sit down and
write plain statement to them.
They will send y0u the best medical
advice that there is TO be had in the
whole country, Have you got Jumps
in your thrOnt or any sign of blood
faint mt all: If SO get advice. 1t IN
free.
Hudson Medical Institute
Stockton, Market & Ellis Streets.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
YOU

NV ILL READ THIS BECAUSE
Wv you feel that you are puny. Why
stay so? HUDYAN cures cases like
yours. 1t makes vigor. And when
the vigor is in you, you are again a
man. Get the notion out of your
head that you cannot be cured. You
have suffered, perhaps, as badly as a
man can suffer. If you had taken the
grand remedio-t treatment that the
Hudsonian doctors offer and have
offered for years, you would not be
premature today. You would be
man-ycs, and a good one. HUDYAN
will make a man of you. 1t will do
it in a week If you will give it
chance. How much longer
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-01
80 80 Cd

Prepared in anticipation of the
Centennial demonstrations to
occur throughout Ireland dur
ing next year. This work will
be welcomed by all who con-
template a visit to the Emerald
Isle during 1898, and by tour
lists who have visited the island
or who anticipate journey to
its beautiful and picturesque
sections. To those who are
familiar with the scenes en-
nraced in this splendid series
of photographs the views will
possess particular interest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
Sin fpanif6er &aper.

SO a 6tnqton 0 n, .. g., s. SSuli.
-Ods 6lottenbepur!ement lit bena6z
ri6figt, DaB Elm ipunti4es 8uperi9iff
tpel6es finn &unpnsn fii6rt, an Der
&iiie bon 9ritii4 Columbia geIi9tet
purben 1T. Den leBten 8eri9ten au>
fol9e befanb ii3 Der &uper 3piI6en
Dsm 9rinceb Charlotte SunD unO
0iron's 8u6t. Die MilitdrbebOrbe
an unIerer NOrDpeittiiite tit benu4z
rihtiat pprDen.
6ran3iscO, 8. Suli. =
Die g2a6ri6t iiber bic 2tnpeIenbeit
zines fpanifben 8apers an Der 8iiite
BON COLUMBIA finbet bier teinen@Iauz
ben. Sollte ii6 isbO4 pirtli6 Elm
fpaniIdes S9iff in Dieier 8egenb be-
finoen, 10 purbe es an ben aus &lonz
bite fommsnben, nit S6dben belaz
benen S6iffen rei9e 8eute MAIDEN
f0nnen. Oas ein3igs 8rtegsi9iff,
ipel6es bic Ser. StauteH CUR 3eit an
Der 9acifictiiite bdben, 1T bds &ano=
nenboot yW6esling, uno oieies 1T CUR
3eit nit etner8ermefungsz@ Expedition
am 9OrO Ru4 Dem gutOn uaterUsgs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
6nbIon lpirhcr i'm 9ienIf.
SpanfI8e @efungene auf bem Dsg,
na9 portsmoutb, N.<S. - Ger,
pera's Siqadl an feline SSlptte.

berd's signal an letne 6lotte.
Santtugp be Cub q,
z. Suli, bia &ingItOn, Samdica, s.
SuIi, - Der 6ilfstreu3er n6urparb"
lit nit 0emReite Der gefangenenMunn=
i9aften Der 6lutts @erpera'8 (im @anz
gen 1850 W&ann) mad Bortsmput6,
N.z6., abgegangsn. Sine Offi5iersz
@ommiifion inipi5irt 6eute ben &reuz
ger n@riitobal Colon" Man bofft,
bdB berTelbe ge6o6en un0 reparirt perz
ben tann. 2sutenant 6obIon 6efinbet
Ii9 am 8Or0 oes ipanii9en 8reu3ers
uno 1T i'm 8egriffe, Die nSnfantu Muz
ria Sarefa" ab5uI4dBen. r8i5caDa"
unb yQlmirdnte Squenbo" Iino in
psrt6lpIe Wrdds perpanoelt.
@bmiraI Gerpera fi9nuIiiirte, e6e er
am Sonntag frii6 aus Dem 9afen BON
Santia9o ubfu6r, ieiner 6lOtte fDlgen,
be 8OtI4dft:
Ser Qomirdl an feline t6euren Sim
Der. @r 6offt, Dab uns 8ott einen
promptsr Sieg prlei6en piro."
2t4t3e6n a9t3Ouiqe @rdnaten purz
Den am lebten Sreitag BON Dem &reuz
ger nNep 0orf" Iber Die 6iigel in bic
Stubt SuntiugO gei6Ieubert unb man
erfG6rt jeBf, baB bieIel6en 6etrd9tliz
den S9dDen anri6teten.
Die &anonenbopte rS5ceOla" uno
scorpion" purben in bem Sample,
pelfsn lie am /. S5uni i'm 6afen bon
Man5anillo nit etliaen ipuniiaen8u@
nonenbooten butten, mebrere Mdle ges
troffen, jebo4 nidt peIentli4 bei3Gz
pigt, uno ale WtitgIsber i6rer Wfann>
ffafien entfamen unDerlebt. S6r5euer
Fiigte Den Spaniern i9tpere 8erluIte
3lI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
SantiagD's @arniinu.

U%ehr ipdnii4e Qngubsn burii6er. -
Der @eIunObeits5uitanO unIerer
9ruppen niat mebr 10 befrieOiz
genb.
9uantonu m 0. 6.Suli, b. gurt
Nntonio, Sumaica, 7. SuIi. = Spaz
ni{6srfeits perben Die 6inter Den 6orz
tififationen Santia9o'5 IiegenOen
Streitfrdfte duF etpa 1000 U&ann
angsgebsn, uno 5por nit @inI9IuB
Der tiir3li4 in San!io9o eingetroffsz
nen 8eritGrtungstruppen BON 1000
Mann unter SeneraI 9anbo. Die Be-
iaBung Santiagp'5 nit Qlusf9luB Der
9unbo'i4en Sruppen, aua 1000 &ez
gulGrsn unO 1000 5reipiqigen bette
bend. iIt ni6t gerabe bonn beitsn Mute@
rial, uno Subem berlpr Die geIabunq
nod gegen HOO Mdrtneiplbaten uno
Mutrpien, dls bus ipaniI9e 9eI9naz
Der nit alien ieinen Wtanni6aften ben
NuSfau aus osm 6afen ma3te.
= n 2, por santiago, {. gull, ,otd
Port Qntonio, 8. sSyuli. = M&it benz
9eIunbtsits5uItanos unTsrer Sruppen
itebt es i9Ie6t. Die 3a6t Der &ranten
nimmt rapiOe gu. S1Sn Dem &ranten>
Qa3aret6 befinben ii6 jeBt 100 M&unn,
bic meiiten bopon Ieioen an Oiarrboe
uno 6ie6er. Der Qaaaret6bienit fGngt
an, etpa8 befer 3u peroen. 9ier3ig
2lmbulan3en iteben iebt i'm Oienif uno
mdnfe Der 3eIte tpnnten fir peiisre
GpentualitGten patant gema6t per>
ben. Die 9ernunbeten beftnben it9
ieBt faIt ale in Surdgua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

Ndpifat ..'..''.-''' '''' 'SyOU'SSS'
ueberfduk.. ........-'.'..'.' S4OU'VVO'
Gde Salpert. uno SanettesStra;e,
permltetbet iicbere 1tse Sebalter
IL ihren aeaen heuel uro SiEtrenI senpeuen
&emoibe1.
gdulmt GBeIber aIs Depoftum cntscscn, bic 2oe6s
ami eidt untsrUorisn izo une besaan 5inieH au'
tdaIiGe BiIanS.n.
9ruit,, 8Ormnno Il. T. 10. Guf. tbeufp aIe SsrualttI
unttr Sp2otect
u,b.rfraauHgs Snent,H HHe Regtifrotorsu por
gffetftn une Sbli9aitonsu.
lsk,rninmt bic SintaiHrHns 5on giHtommeH. Dt'
oetaoea, Nucth.R u. T. NJ. uRe iorst tiir puHfllIpt
aEsta5lUna bsTieLSe1
Rpbert q. Daptefon. prdfhsEt.
0erman y 4uuss sri ,.g3rdiin.uten.
Sapie Il Barrier, o.
gnas. FS 9acr. ssfrstdr Huo SGGtustfieI.
tRrs32,lSG&Sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09

Mun erpurtet ieoOd iOlfe tGgli4. =
Gin Regiment na4 9pnOlulu beor=
bert.
WaIbington, 3. G., 8. Suli.
-8i5 5ur 8eit Der beutigen &d6inetsz
SiBung paren DER Gegierung mob
feline 5Frieoens Sfferten 3ugegangen,
bod 6alten Die &abinets Utitglisoer
Die QusIiGten auf einen baloigen 6rie@
oensI9luB ieBt fiir giinitis unO erflds
rem, es piiroe lie ni9t iiberrdI4en.
nenn gu irgeno elmer 3eit 5rieoenspor=
f6lGge BON Spanien brett ODER our4
8ermittelung elmer anOeren &egierung
aemaht piirben. Die 6ieiigen 9eianDz
ian 9eutI9ldno's, Gnglanp's. 6rdnfz
reid's uno anbersr WGate tEeilsn bieIe
Meinunq unD ertlGrsn, Spdnien 6ege
oTfenbdr ben BuWI4, 5rieOen 81 i9lies
BEN, uno ipbalD IS benieGben GuBere,
perce es ni6t an 8ermittelunq fe6len.
Sir Sultan 9auncefDte, Der britii6e
8otf6after, teitreitet Dds 9erii6t, DAB
sr bereits nit Dem PrGIibenten Utcz
&inleD Hidiprafe iiber 5rie0en gez
nonlnsn uno bic 8srmitteLung @ng<
IaR0's anse6Oten babe. Dem Ssri4te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09

3uFolge IoIlte Der 9rdIiosnt Darauf err
tpibert 6dfen, er t1nne Ii9 duf feline
berart;oen 9er6arolungen einlaiIen,
cod miirpen Die Der. 5tuuten germ
6rieDen 1drieBen, penn Splnien otrett
plrum erIu6t uno in Die Don cen 8ec.
Staa!en geitelten 8eOingungen ein>
pilIige. Sir Sultan 9auntefOte iagt
ba5u, er Ga6s Dem 9rdiiOenten teiner@
lei Nner6ietun9%n gsn14t unD benIelz
ben iibsr9alpt lett einigsr 3sit ni4t gez
ieben.
SSn Der 6eutigsn 8abinetsfbung
puroe 6eI6lofen, iOfort Elm &egiment
Sruppsn na6 6onOlulu gu I4Iden.
Der &ommanoant gu PreIiOio, Galtz
fornien, 1T iiber Dieien Gnti4luB BE-
na6ri6tIgt tpor0en.
Sin mint na 6 81 b?
8af6ington, .. g., 8. Suli.-
Die rdbrenb Der porlsbten Ra4t um
312 ll6r erlafene, unerpartete 0dnfz
Iugunes 9rotlamatipn oes YrdIiben>
ten piro bier nit iebr gsmiI4ien Sc
fii6len uuF9enpmm:r, ndmentlt6 in
Nrmeetreiisn. 2oui pirb natiirli9,
nidt tritiiirt, benn bas gebt pieer bis,
Ots5ipIin, a6er 10 prioutim 6emertte
4. g. Elm bpfer Qrmee Sffi3ier, G6ef
zines Der pi6tigitsn 8iireau5 i'm De-
partement: y8ieusiht pGre es einesz
tbeil5 befer gspeFen, nit Der PrOtIas
nation gu tpartsn, bis Santiago gez
fallen benn in Der 3eit bis 5umSonn=
tag mDgen bic Spanier uns nod unz
perfebens bic Sade ausflopfen, unb
ounn bdtte es iiber6aupt po6l einen
9iinitigeren @inbruf gema4t, penn
bic r6rieben um ieoen 9reisz "8e6ete
oaraus fprtgebIieben pdren. Die Spaz
nier miifen oenfen, baB es uns gang
f9redli6 um ben 5rieben gu t6un III.
Qber i9 min ni9ts geidgt baben."
QGgemein gilt Die Proclamation dls
Elm na9 Mabrib geri9teter biplomatiz
f6er Ninf, baB mir unFere Siege fir
finrei6enb 6aIten, um nun 6rieoens<
@orI4Idge entgegenne6men gu tOn>
nsn. sSn gbminiItratipnstrsiIen en-
glau6t man, annebmen gu biirfen, odB
in W}abrio be3iiglife S6ritte eingez
Ieitet Iirb, penigftens 1T Elm 6e3iigliz
der Mint pon rbsfreunoeter Diploma
rider Seits" i'm Staats 0epurtez
msnt 6intsrlafen porben, ME man err
fGArt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09

Reun,c6ntcl Der 9lrbeit in eincm @dnic miro
our6 ben Staub Oes nit aObItn ocbc3tcn Sodofsns
beranlabt 3u ieocr 3ct, ptnu oas 6cuer qelhurt
ipiro obue llnteridiso iuit gut Der Glen aud sizes
ben mag, cntieieen Oemitlbcu oun3e 98Olfen BON
9li6c uuO laeern fid ouf Den WOben.
Scoc anrerifauiibe 6ousfruu bat alle llrlade, osm
6rfinor oss G3usoi,ns Ouutbar lu itin osnn tr bat
bsrielbeu ui6t nur bic arbeit Dcs 6rbeii6atiens
BON Robleu aus oem &encr eriport, iOnOcrn er bat
es Ocnielbeu aud erm6olitt ielbit 3u tOd)en, obns
bic arbcit Oes 5eutrunmu6cus unD Der 6Httcrnuns
Der gibs
Der Gasofen fpiro eiuen 2aib Sroo bcner baden
unO elm 9ceitcaf befsr brutcu, ais bel Der alien
Mtctbooc, uuo 3por aus ocm 8ruroe, iutil DE
Glammc tets eci6mdbo lit, tpdbrenp Der So5lcns
8Odboisn bulO gu uenig Oocr 5u 0robe etbe er3euSf
(SEni2j ga, ,N(oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
gs 1T iebr lui@tig, NaB ieOe Ga'
milie eiRen &Orratb bon
SAlADWAY'S
w READY RELIEF

fsts an @auo BAT. Ser e;t5rau6 Sjrits S,ilmiis
tells Bita fia gets, ptaa Sir S3m,rs,n cmpfiuOsp
oo:r ir1Ht inn, ais i,o.Hsr,b ,ripsiitn Gs tr;hrt
Ri5ts IN Der g9,It, Oas SamsrJtu b,btbt o0,r BEN
Gortibrrittu Der Rrlut5tt 10 raid Gabalt stbies
b:: mi, @t1op &,Isi.
(ssg,H SOpip:b lob 0ordnt O0;r BON Rtro6fitdt
b,rritbrsHO), SsbHDsb, @turalpit 8bsamatismus,
Suftn,b, SbmerJ,H i'm 8Htsu, Der g8irb,RaaIs
6Ssr Den Rjsrn, in Orr 4ebsrotatno 9!surift. gus
ibiUsHuHs Der @sl;uts uns lb,yblupt s6m,rltn
ieor art b,ptrIitliSt Die gppitatioH BON GaOs
mans 9ssOp gt,Itd iOiOrtis, Grl.ibt<rung uus
lpirp bel fOrtg,;baem 9sbTaub, pdbr,nO sinissr
Gage sn, pOufaH0ig; aStilung ,ritlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-07-09
Cine &ttr bel allen
Snaa1mtrr C u'ttpIntlrta

Gin baIbu Bis Elm samtr Sb,,I0ff,! UOa Rtaop
Rdid in sincm 5albtH Glai, g8aftr, DitS;rbolt 10
oft, ais Der Duraaq uu6dlt, uno en- 5lausns
GasPsH, estrdHtt NIT ReaOp Tsicf ouf Die Raosus
ssp:uO unO ben Qtb esteet g,uibrt ioiortjJt Grs
Isi6t,ruug uuD bsDtrtittnigt ein, balDtgt Rur.
9uHrli6-tu blbtr bis Gin eaHjtr 2byloiid in
tintm balb.n 8loit 99aTtr bdsitgt in puasnllis
nu.tu grdmpf,. S6uiHo,laHial,, lauren Ra1,n,
Rauita, 6rbrt6tu SOobr,HH,u, Rerp6'ti6t Shlafz
lofofsit, 1igrant 8ldbuHgsu uuO aaI inHtrlibcH
9cbp,rotn.
81 trifirt ttiu 6silmitttl in Der @'lt, ods 6tbsr
uuo gpc1itliicbsr uue aus dnocTsu malariidtH, BIZ
lioin uHD dup,rt Gtbu i'm @trtiH nit D.
ipa b's pilltH 70 raid, ME aaDDaps
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-06-02
New Facts About an Old Foe.

The codling moth should be ban.
ished. This is not easy. Spraying
alone, as generally recommended, will
not do it. The moth is not easily
poisoned. Lights in the orchard do
not attract it. Sticky fly paper will
not hold the larvae. Only four -ffths
of the Larvae enter at the calyx. Late
spraying with paris green alone is not
effective. Spraying before the calyz
closes does much good. Three spray
ings at Gibbon saved eighty per cent
of the fruit. In laboratory trials, kero
sene emulsion, sprayed while un.
Matched eggs are on the leaves, is
effective. Late spraying with paris
green and bordeaux mixture com.
bined, with whale-oil soap or with
lead acetate and sodium arsenite, is
safe and does some good. Scraplng
the bark and tacking paper bands
around the trunk when the larvfe are
pupating will catch many. Screens in
the cellar windows in spring will con-
fine the moths which went in with the
apples as larvae in the fall.
suggest that you spray thoroughly
with paris green within week after
the blossoms fall, before the calyz
closes. Try kerosene emulsion when
the eggs are being laid upon the
leaves, about the first week in June.
II this fails, use paris green combined
with bordeaux mixture instead. Keep
the trees smooth and use paper bands
around the trunk when the larvae are
ready to pupate, about the last week
in June. Remove and kill the Larvae
one or two weeks later. Place bands
on again the last week in August.
Leave them until the apples are out of
the orchard, then gather them up and
destroy the larve. Get the balance in
spring by screens over the cellar doors
and windows. Observe for yourself
how many of these precautions you
can omit. Professor F. W. Card, Of
the Nebraska Experiment Station.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-06-02
Eations For sheep.

For ground food mixture of 100
pounds of corn meal, 100 pounds of
wheat bran and twenty-five pounds of
oil meal has been found very satisfac-
tory. Oats may be substituted for the
bran with good results, if the quantity
Of oil meal is slightly increased
Ground corn and oats mixed in equal
proportions is not only q good food,
but fattening one. To produce the
best results in fattening sheep they
should be regularly dipped during the
period. Corn is a highly carbonaceous
food and can only be fed to sheep with
safety when given with bran or oil
meal. With such ration they may
be fed during the fattening period to
their full capacity, which would be un-
safe with ration wholly or mainly of
corn.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-06-02

ings it would be rather difficult to
suggest means, as one that could be
applied in the barn or outbuildings
might not be agreeable if used in the
residence.
A solution of crude carbolic acid
sprayed over the ground and on the
walls will drive them completely away,
but If the residence is infested with
them, powdered borax will perhaps be
the most efectual remedy. Keep the
dogs, hogs and sheep away from the
barn, as it is absolutely impossible to
have them there without having feas.
Home and Farm.