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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
FITTING GLASSES,

having made a special study
Of the eye in this country and
in Europe, and has been in
constant practice for Z years.
For the last five years Mr..
Gould has made periodical
visits to Medina, during
which time he has fitted over
2OO0 Medina county people,
many of whom had been un-
able to get properly fitting
glasses until they were fitted
by him. There is a saying
over there that "Gould's
glasses came high but we
must have them" 1t seems
high for some people to pay
81 or $3.50 for pair of spec
tacles, but one pair of Gould's
White Crystal Lenses prop
erly fitted to the require
ments of each eye are worth
more than a bushel basket
full of cheap, improperly
ground spectacles.
If you have an imperfect
or failing eyesight do not fail
to call and have your eyes
examined and tested by an
expert optician.
This service and advise is
free and no one is urged to
buy. Don't forget the date.
CLEVELAND OFFICE,
35 COLONIAL ARCADE
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

That picturesque tatterdemalion
known at this end of his route as the
Oberlin mail carrier surprised HIM
self last week, and a good many other
people as well, by "totin" Uncle Sans
mail pouch back to his home town in
a semi-presentable buggy. Now, if
some one would give him "new"
horse but that's another story.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

Are always greatly appreciated, and
in order to get the best you should pat.
ronize those whose reputation forgood
workmanship is beyond question.
We are prepared to fill all orders fol
large or small portraits to your COM
plete satisfaction, and as we are al.
ways rushed at holiday time, we sug-
gest that you have those negatives
made now while the weather is good
and let us show you what good pictures
we can make for you,
G. s. Batham.
Studio over Bowlby & Halls.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

The Elyria Business College is re-
ceivinG more calls than they can fill.
During September they had twelve
calls. Since Oct, l, they have eight
calls. This demand is the best
evidence of the work they are doing,
Nineteen new students entered this
month. New Shorthand division Nov.
1st II
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

The first democratic rally of the
campaign in Wellington will occur
this week Thursday night, when Gen.
Sherwood Of Toledo, and Hon. 7. B.
Keller of West Salem, o., will speak
in the opera house. Both have rep
utation of being interesting speakers.
Music will be furnished by the Well
ington band.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
Chrysanthunums.

On Tuesday evening November 7th,
there will be held in the Sunday
school room of the M. e. Church a
combined flower and music social.
An entertaining program of music has
been arranged. The ladies will have
on sale chrysanthumums and cut
flowers, and all are urged to buy their
flowers. Refreshments will be served.
Those who remember last years social
will be glad to avail themselves of this
opportunity. Admission 10 cents.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
It's GEN. MErcALF NOW.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington last night gave the follow
ing bit of interesting news:
"Brigader General Fred. Funston is
to be breveted major general and Col.
Wilder S. Metcalf of the Twentieth
Kansas is to be breveted brigadier gen.
eral by the president shortly, on ac-
count of gallant and meritorious SER
vices of the two Kansas soldiers in the
Philippines"
Gen. Metcalf's relatives in this city
say that he will probably return to the
Philippines after short visit at home.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
Business in otherplaces having Obliged

Business in Otherplaces having obliged
us to close our gallery through the sum
mer season, we have again arranged to
spend a portion of our time in our Wei
lingtOn gallery, and as all our friends
know, our days here were Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of each week. They
have been changed to every Tuesday and
Wednesday, when we would be glad to
meet any of our old patrons.
42.4t MICHIGAN PHOTOGRAPH Co.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
TAX RATE S.

Treasurer Carter has Issued his Annual
Statement.
The annual statement of the rates Of
taxation for the year 1899 has been
issued by o. F. Carrier, Treasurer of
Lorain county. For state and county
purposes the rate is the same in all
parts Of the county and is as follows,
the figures showing the number of
mills on the dollar valuation:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
DR.. MAHON,

Will make regular visits, and
may be consulted FREE OF
CHARGE in English, German
and French at the White Hotel
NewLondOn, on Wednesday,
November 8, and at Hotel De
FOOte, Wellington, Thursday,
November 9, and one day each
month thereafter.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
Notice.

For sale, rent or exchange for stock
or other property, three houses and
lots. Inquire of Mrs. P. A. Emerson.
Ii
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

Total taxes for all purposes in Well
ington township, 1871 mills; in Well
ington U. s. O., 1877 mills and in Well
ington corporation, 29.6. Lorain
corporation heads the list with 80 mills
Elyria corporation coming second
with 1926 mills. Huntington has the
lowest rate, 13 mills.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25

Stoves chairs and furniture, including
bed room suits and other articles. Cal
on VIM. Crabtree. 1t
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-10-25
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICK EFT.
For Governor.
GEORGE X. NASH,
OF Franklin County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN A. CALDWELL,
OF Hamilton County.
For State Auditor,
W. D. GUILBERT,
OF Noble County.
For Treasurer,
ISAAC B. CAMERON,
OF Columbiana County.
For Attorney. General,
JOHN NJ. SHEETS,
OF Putnam County.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
W. Z. DAVIS,
OF Marion County.
For Board of Public Works,
FRANK A. HUFFMAN,
OF Van Vert County.
For State EenatOr,
c. D. WIGHTMAN,
OF Medina.
For Representative,
ANDREW G. COMINGS,
OF 0berlin.
For County Clerk,
G. G. WASHBURN,
OF LOrain.
For Probate Judge,
EDGAR II. HINMAN,
OF Elyria.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
LEE STR0UP,
OF Elyria.
For County Commissioner,
J. NJ. JAYC0X,
OF Avon.
For Infirmary Director,
FRANK b. SMELL,
OF Columbia.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who SO kindly assisted us
durinif the trying ordeal Of fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. F. Miller.
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United States Fire Insurance Company.

STATE OF OHIO.
Insurance Department COLUMBUS, Sept. 10, 1880.
/, w. s. Matthews, Superintendent Of Insurance Of
the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that the United
States Fire Insurance Company located at New
York. In the State Of New York. has complied in all
respects with the laws Of this State relating 70 In.
surance companies other than Life, Incorporated by
other states OF the United States, and is authorized
to transact Its appropriate business Of Fire Insur.
In this state, in accordance with law, during
the current year. The condition and business Of
said company on the thirty ;nrst day OF December,
Of the year next preceding the date hereof is shown
by the statement. under OATH as asreQured by Section
25l, Revised Statutes OF Ohio, 70 be a. follows
Aggregate amount Of available asseta,... CSS 6SIsi
Aggregate amount Of liabilities Except
captaD, including reinsurance, ,....... t2e0s5is2
Net Assets, ........ .................. 1IIT5s3I2
Amount OF actual paidup capital. e25DOOOOO
surplus, ..........,,..... ............ el27Gs8n2
Amount OF Income for the year In cash, 3iOS6I9
Amt OF Expenditures for the year In cash V299 10
In witness whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
my name, and caused my oflcial seal 10 be afIlxed
the day and year irst above written.
[sEALl superip9s6den, Z; Sds Of II Ins1t,ree
H. p. H. ROBINSON,
AGENT AT L0RAIN, OHIO.
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OUR OWN STATE.

soldier boy. who responded In CRATE
tulnesa for the hUnors poured upon him.
which, he said, excelied anything he
could possibly have dreamed o.
Prof Geo. Decker Of the University.
gave an Ideal American address brief.
but every word counting ur0using the
real spirit Of patriotism iu every Nnlrt.
Laura Lyman olouucntly and grace
fully presented our volunteer with a
magnificent Euld watch and chain. In-
scribcd. alvin ". Norris. given by the
poor,o of Iron Go. ln honor Of services
rendered ln the Philippines" Again
the hero ~ the occasion submitted his
heartfelt thunks Tor The unexpected
generally and marnnnimity.
AZ the closing NJ the program all over
eighteen yearr ~ age were cordially loo.
Nted TO The banquet hall. whore over
ok hundred people were toasted and
RECALLED. The decorations were beau
TRULY appropriate. and tho banquet
committee could not be- cNcelicd in their
preparation Of food and arrangement
of tables. Tho whole affair wns %
grand success and our celebration was
the greatest and grandost ever known
In southern Utah
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THE MINISTER'S COFFEE,


Hurt Him Worse Than the Dsyu Did.
~ used the old fashioned coffee from
my hubyhood and like many others
thought 1 could not live without a. Was
in the army four years during the re-
bolton ana came out very much broken
On health. ! was compelled 90 quit the
active work ~ the ministry Tor more
than year 40 time. suffering terribly
from stomach ana intestinal troubles
and torpid liver with tho consequent
nervous headache ana pruHlrltiuu, lum-
hnru. and rheumatism
-Four years ago, halnW confined to
bed with theHe troubles ana liberation
nf the liver. my physician positively
forbade the use ~ coffee and brought
mr some Postum Cereal Food Coffee.
Since that time, myself and family have
used mo- other cunCe An my Intestinal
trouble has been rrcnuy relieved. and
! no longer sutcr from rhcumltlsm and
very little from torpid liver or bilious
moss
~ am fully convinced that oofee Ia
very largely responsible FOR the greater
pnrt OF an r.0wnch Intestinal and liver
troubles from which people suffer. am
noW 90 Year, uil. ana my health has
been go much Improved that ] do aH
much work as ever dld.nnd with about
nH much comfort ! can cunHclenti0usIy
attribute II chiefly 10 the use III Postum
Cereal Food conce, There are several
friends who have had valuable expert
oncc with the leaving Of N coffee and
tho use of Postum Food Coffee. It
gives me pleasure To add my testimony
To help humanity 90 understand that
the very general cause ~ sickness D.. I
consider. largely attributable 10 mis-
tukon In the use Of food and drink.
Rev J. 4. Fllcklnger Pastor OF the
Lutheran Church, Rays I'M Pa,
0rocers sell Postum Coffee, ana Postum
Cereal CO., Ltd, make Il at Battle
Greek. Mich.
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NoriCE az sALE UNDER DEED o.
THusr.

NOTICE il hereby dyun that vhureas
Charles n. Cannon and Ida cannon hls wife,
gn the 18Th day u May l,.1 btrowcd y
Eluns uunght llui.dinF Sofioiy llig sum "
tilpOO and made executed and delivered 10
said suclrty thuir note and agreement Tor
ing 90 the term of said uutr and Hgrurmeut
60 SECURE thr said not. uud the payment of
nll The insilllmruts lul of hi. uucs nud nt'
..s,nr1i- h.clriluE i1 thg rules and rcsuia-
lions NJ ruld 20 'lrty on lhu same uaio made.
executed and delivered tu thU uudrfslfntd,
George ~ Cannon. uudu- their hands nnd
seals their certain decd NJ trust, which decd
~ trust was rc'lriud Iu thr Office VI the SAT-
Lake tuuutV Recorder iu Hook 100 ~ MORT
CAGES pasy ei ou thn 18th day Of May, is1i,
10y rufrrfui % and made part ~ tins notice.
whereby thor conveyed O. George NJ Cannon.
tue undersigned. lnt The use aud purposes
NAMED lu said decd NJ trust ana To- his hClrs
nud assigns forever, all tho property herein
after described.
Nod whrr,as. the said Charles ~ Cannon
and Ida Cannon his wife, arc nos in default
% paving ihr Interest. lustaIluuuts aud nnoi,
anl ihrru y nos due tliv snclrty The sum ~
Whereas. 10 the snme timr tho slid Charlie,
N. Cannon Hnd IDA Cannon. hls wife. pledged
l2 shlrna NJ the i2tn HUr'rs m stnck % tho
said soglgiy a. additional security flr said
loan. with authority o. SELL Che same iu case
NJ default iu any ui tho provisions nf said
motto and agreement prescribed
said decd Hi trust 7 Will soil 10 tho front do0r
~ the CITY Huu tuuutY llulldlnE lu Che tltY
thr .uih lls % OHtohHr A u. i-ll. ut tho boar
u p anna 40 public auction, % Che highest
uluIrr az. tho right tito ANA Interest That
tnu said Charles VI Cannon ana Ida Cannon,
hls Wlfti bad on the irth Jay 10 May, is3. ur
that ihgy NAV afterwards have ucqulfrd, Of.
lu aud tu nll HAT plCcu ur puu'ci ~ lHud ~
SAT- lnAy County Utah particularly de-
rcribDd ns follows, to.Wlti
Commencing ono ana ton ,ioycuths q tO.iu
rods north frlm the southwest clrnuf of lot
thruu .l, in uIurk TN llu. plat "b. ~llt Lake
tity survey. Hnu ruuuluE thence north three
and uuu. hnf Iltil ruds. thrucr east eight ~
rode tnvnCv south three AMI uuu4hAIf go
rods thence west eight % Rods 60 the place u
beginning.
Also twuIyo shares N stock NJ tho i2th
suriot uf atu'k m tho said lions liunoht
hludlnF Society, pledged as afoapsuld and
WI apply Che puccrds li said sale ns direct.
ed Ga said decide OF trlst.
GEOG0E ~ CANNON.
Trustee
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Tho annual mUrtiur uf tho stnokhnIdurs ~
shuuIu have urHu NrIu 900 tHn urt Monday iu
February ls1. having passed. nmnutlnTuf the
Stockholders uf sold COMPANY fnr tho uur-
serve until fhH most ensuing annual election
uud until their auHHIaHurs shall have hrUn
duly elected md qualified. and fur thr trans
urfInu ~ uthur business ua may urupsrv
como before tiu meeting. T. hereby called flr
Monday, october uth ls1 ut silnu'rlnrk b. No.,
salt Lake tltY, Utah. said mr0tlur viii also
cunslde she pruun| .tInu ~ letyius an assrii-
mUut ufinu tlo capital stock % thu durf1r2-
tinu. I. f.. 30 N-lN, Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, sept Win. tsll,
Meeting adjourned tu wednesday Nuy.
i-l9 at ..n o. ul, shIng ulnce
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cufv and potash scented o. add fuel n thf
awful naris which sas dev0uHrr ms / was
advissd W friends who hot seen wontrffHI
cures made by ii. 20 ~ SwifIt sperlnc W.
got two untiles. and Z lHIt hHna srHln revive Boz
my hrrAst-hnrf Tor health and hannlnraf
srain. improved from thr start. aud u com.
rleie aud nafisoi cure gaa tle result
u tho only blood remedy which reaches de-
psfatr caaes Mur Vi Irr
Nontrumefy, Ala.
or the many blood remedies. s 5. s.
Il the only one which can reach deep.
seated violent cases. II never fails 4,
cure perfectly and permanently tho
most desperate cases which are syonc
the reach Of other remedies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
PETER HAMMER SERIOUSLY
HURT.

While ut work on the 400 foot level
OF the Bullion Beck mine this afternoon
Peter Hammer was struck by q mass NJ
falling dirt and both his left leg and
lon arm crushed and broken. Hammer
was working about four sets of timber
above the four hundred level and be-
fore starting 90 put IN n round of holes,
sounded tho ground, which appeared
10 be solid He had Just began work
when about four tons OF earth sid
down on him. breaking his limbs. His
partner, who was near him ut the time
NJ the accident took him down to the
900 foot level and he was afterwards re-
moved To tho surface and Or. Staufer
reduced the fractures, MIR Hammer was
recently married and has been em-
ployed by the company for over Il
year being n very steady workman.
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SMITHFIELD.
Welcome Hain-usif Crop OF orain-iiay
ut uirh Prices.

Special Correspondence.
gmithneld Cache CO.. oct. Zone
and hair Inches or snow Tell here this
morning after steady nights rain.
ThrrHhIng 4 now done here. and 70
ig estimated that thiH ycars crop il only
nno-half ~ iart yHnr'a There VIII b.
only o. Hmnn rurplus " potatoes u
fairly good quality.
Hay commands GOOD figures and most
NJ the surplus hay OF our town has been
token hy idaho fhccp men.
Dry farmers wear ~ smiling face to-
day ng the storm bodies well for next
years. wheat crop.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ny.
UNION PACIFIC ny
PARoWAN.

Alvin ~ p''"n and banquet rendered
- ~ =" Norrl''a Returned volun,o.,'
g g Correspondence
be- hI,,sll' ron Co.. oct to-t, all
lever ls.55 oi iron county thore Nae pn
! unity 4" l sl,h vast gathoring such
n VA ~ ~, ntImcnt, or such ilberaiity
ha retur, \, y lnat Saturday In honor ~
,h u. ,r',llon The Philippines of Al
Do sulIsi.i native Of pnrowan
~ vas w., Tlth the Idaho volunteer.
W PdfoWs, - procession, led bv
|fhIdren f,. SILVER band. the school
ttd s.nelng nm,nF O. limo on each ridc
uedaf, welc,in,l9in, Hon. John Parry OF
assumed home our RETURNING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Regular Csc quality Nottingham Lace
Curtains, tnped an around, 2h yards
long choice Of cream OF white In this
sale, per pair
Fish Net design Lace Curtains. IN
soc
$50 quality Nottingham Lace Cur
tnins-mado OF the best Egyptian yarn
has beautiful hornl confer and Dor,
der Co harmonic. 3M yards long and
a. inches wide. 90 In this sale. per
pair
Soft finished Nottingham Lace cur
tninH, showing Fleur dc LIS design
with Grecian border finished with
huttonholo edges, size aAxbi. a good
fi7b bargain. but In this sale. cream
SI.I5
French Fish Net Curtains, an exact
copy OF a real Renaissance design, and
genuine Madras weave, Curtains fn-
marked 10 sell regular i2,25. go In this
sl.as
Louis XIV Guipure eject Lace Cur
tains. an exact imitation OF the finest
imported goods, size alANai--these cur
talna would easily bring S2.I0-tney
are yours In this sale. In cream aud
white. per pair
$I.49
Glasgow Curtains, one OF the most
stylish patterns pfucurahle, designed
ana woven similar 10 $500 curtain,
would easily bring $40 sale price. per
pair
SLIGO
Real French Guipure Lace Curtains,
showing a plain center with Cluny
lace enoct, inserting and edging border,
size 3hN60, marked 10 sell regular at
$500. one sale In cream or white per
S2.IoI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

In the District Court, Third judicial District
u the state ~ tab County Of
sHlt Lake.

william iHdd. plaintiff. vs. David y. Andcr.
son nud Aun'r Anderson, hts wife. William
klrkuum and D. B.. bfuEr. defendants TO be-
snId az -utrIu sale 10 thv wost front door u
the county Court House lu the city AID
county uf salt Lake state NJ Utah. on tho
o'clock NOM NJ sald DAY, tho rial estate de-
svrIlUd icy follows. tn.Nii' nll uf The north
h.urk one "A' uAL Five Aero Plat "a. uls
liU.d ~urNuY. NiuF Iu thr southeast quarter
~ section seventeen 900 ln luHushlu one 90
south Range uur uI East -IIt Lake Meridian,
Purchase price payable lu lawful money ~
thv United States
IutiN O. UOWELLs,
-hrfiu ~ salt Lake tuuutY. state ~ Utah.
by 4. %. DYER
nenuty shurin
Dated 30 salt Late city. Utah. this Oh day
Of October i-fl
Ferguson 3 cs,nn4qg, 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Auhm Hg's mlllrf inn' NI lHau'll lN ~
Annie ~ Mclutiru mo Cor issued 20 eco
And ln accordance With law aud au order
~ the Hoard uf Directors made un the lih
day Of September lsH, su many -hArrH OF
each parcel Of such stock o. may DO npcos'
sary, viii hr sold nj the office % tho Su'fus
tHrS NJ said corporation Room no N Oom-
mtrcul Hook salt Lake city, Utah, on
"Wednesday, the g3th day uf october, irHi "a G
u'cln'k b. on. ~ said DAY, 20 nAy the dollu.
uurnt assessment together With tue costs NJ
advertising and the expense of sale,
JAMES D. JENNINGS,
Secretary Grand Gulch Mining Company,
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SALIVA.
soaking I,.in WIN Facilitate Flowing
poiitics

fulitless
Special Correspondence.
Sallnn. scvier Co. oct I've have
had coploua rainfall tho last thirty
HlN hours. almost sufficient FOR fan ploN-
ing, The ground IL soaked 10 a. greater
depth than nt any one time Tor the
past eight months u turned colder
last night and some snow Zen In the
mountains a little third crop hay
IL out ana thrcHhlnR " not quite finish.
ed Many or the farmers are disap-
pointed In the yield 81 grain. They are
falling short IN their expectation about
third ~ "a crup
Notices are out Tor caucusos Tor nom
lnntlun of town officers Heretofore
citizen or non partisan tickets have
hcon elected but have failed 10 give
general satisfaction. This ycur. %
seems. party lines will be- drawn and
no doubt territorial expansion. the silver
question and other welrhty national
matters viii rest heavily upon ~ and
VIII have to be discussed.
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TRoPlC.
The Harvest Phenomenal weather-wei-
coming q Returned Missionary.

Special Correspondence.
Tropic. Garfield co.. Utah. oct. 10
The harvest % 1899 '1 now about nil
rafucrcd and ulthnuHh below the uVrr-
age, set n commands our thnukfulnaaH
10 the rivcr of 40 God. our pclpl
respond 90 this fsp'Iur ana nrr fun OF
huptfulnorH f1r the futur. The wnl-
thor herv IN quite phnuomlnnl. almost
Fummer-llke; no frost Co speak o. Tho
gardens aro green and late vegetables
are growing nicely.
We had o. w. Coming homo party on
tho i0th inst N h6,or " Elder WIN
Shakespeare. who has fulfilled a mis-
sion TO the Southern States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13

Hut what about the blood which the
heart must pump ~ the rate 81 20 times
miuute2 N the heart ln To- hy sturdy
aud the nerves strong this blood must
BE- rich md pure li1uds SaraapnrIlla
makes sturdy hearts because 10 makes
good blood. ~ gives 90 men and wo-
men strength. confidence. courage and
endurance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-13
LITTLE FARM WELL TITLED.


Mr., A. 4. Halliday. OF Vermont glves
In Green's Fruit Grower an example OF
high culture ana i,s results. He says.
10 chow what be done with
small piece NJ Ian VIII state what
while living ln tho ge and working
in q store. The o. four rods Wide
and perhaps 100 &C. %. The build
lnFs occupied pa tho lot. and "a
portion was used fOl kitchen garden,
hut set apart a square piece aka r0dsi
and ON this piece 1 sowcd very early
lu the spring, carly peas, drilling them
Do rows one foot apart leaving open
spHCta olNht feet apart each way.
planting hill uf Hubbard auunshes In
Zach space later In the season.
The pens proved 10 be tho earliest In
the place. ana .ns there was that season
quito "a strife between two local truck
efe. ] sold the crop ON tho vines Tor
fi no per bushel, receiving Tor the crop
tiG ln cash. This cfop was on the
land early and the innd being very
rich. the squushea mad % tremendous
gruwth. and really they were a eight to
behold. as one may Judge, Tor / har-
bard Hquashcs ! have ever seen. I put
them IN a pile m my yard ana sold the
lot 20 one OF our marketincn Tor o cents
per pound. 500 per ton,
The next tprnF ] planted peas and
secured another big crop. and In Au-
gust % the same year ] set out 2 800
notted strawberry plants on the same
piece of land, setting them close togoth-
cr Tor I Intended them only 10 Ect
plants from, The next season / potted
and sNld from these plants over 1900
potted plants FOR which received 81 per
100
dld an the work myself. mornings
hafora hntf=uNst six and 1 also had one
evening after G O'Clock each week. This
was come twenty years ago, and Il was
remarked many times that I cot more
clear money from that little piece Ut
garden than many farmers got from
their farms