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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
OBITUARY. ! ]
Cant:t i,,sF. ii. Page.

Captain Fred Page, of the Porto OFT
Rico Volunteer infantry, who died at
Havana last Thursday and whose deat
was noted dn Sunday S Times. had many
relatives and friends So in his city md
throughout the state, who were shocked
Ito learn Of his death. Captain Pages death
was due 70 \ yellow fever. which n1aiady
he contracted. II lis supposed. while at
tending the funeral of Major Peterson, in
Havana, on the 18th ms a11t.
Captain Page was first cousin OF
Thomas Nelson and Roosevelt Page. He
was about forty-five years Of age, and
was born at his IA Tiers home, in G!ouces-
ter county, Va He was son of Com
modore Thomas Jefferson Page, OF the
United States and the Confederate States
snayies. who was one of the most dis
tinsuished men of his day. Captain
Pages mother was Mis- Benjaminad
lives in#R Rome. The father of Captain
Page was a grandson of General Thomas
Nelson and Governor John Page. Of Rose
well.
SIS Before the Civil War. Page sr., COM
manded the expedition that explored the
headquarters of the river Platte, in South
America. When the war broke out. he
came south and took the size OF he Con-
federacy He commanded the Con-
federate ship Stonewall, and gained an
international reputation for sallantry
for his conduct off the coast OF Ferrol,
f Portugal where he came out Of the har-
Dor in which he had been .blockaded by
two gun-boats OF the United States The
result of this act was that Commodore
Craven, of the Federal ships was courts
martiaied for rot having attacked the
Stonewall.
After the Civil War Commodore Pase
went to live in the Argentine Republic,
but moved thence TO Italy, where he
lived until two. years ago, when he died
at the age of ninety
Captain Fred. NJ. Page went TO South
America with his father. and thence TO
Italy. He became i; thorough scholar
and was thoroughly grounded in the
modern Languages. At one time he was
assistant professor of modern lansuag es
at the University of Virginia. He went
thence to fill the modern language chair
at the University of the South. and later
occupied the same position at Buyn Maur
University, Philadelphia
When the war with Spain broke out
Mr.. Page volunteered, and Because of his
familiarity with the Spanish language
and his general fitness for the place, he
was appointed a staff officer In the
Cuban campaign he rendered valuao
services.
Captain Page married a Miss Chicl1es-
ter, of Loudoun county. Va, who sur
wives him. His only sister is the Coun-
tess SpiEola, who lives in Rome, being
the widow of a member OF the distin-
guished Italian family of that name.
She was accounted one of the most beau
tiful women of her day.
a brother of the deceased. John Page,
achieved distinction as an admiral in the
Brazilian Navy, and who died several
years ago, while in command of an ex-
petition up the Pilcamayo one of the
headquarters of the Amazon. The re-
turn of Admiral Pages body down the
Amazon to his home at Buenos Ayres by
a Virginia negro in an open boat in
which Page died. Che having started home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
MaxGiye Horse Show.

The Farmers Fair Association are en-
courased at the prospects of a. permanent
Fair Association.
They realize that the part Of the Fair
set aside for exhibits was a failure, but
they were pleased and think the public
also were satisfied with the part devoted
to the tournament and races.
In connection with the permanency of
the Association, a number of prominent
horsenen have made the suggestion that
at the next Fair a horse-show be added.
These gentlemen state that they are will
ling to put in some of their time and
money in making the horse-show a sue
cess, and it is quite likely that the idea
may assume definite shape in Il short
while.
1t is also suggested hat the advocates
OF the formation Of d speedway, who are
to meet at Murphy's Hotel on Thursday
night may enter into the spirit of the
idea Of a horse~show.
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Baseball Player Killed.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.

REIDSvILLE, n. C, October %
Two baseball clubs had an appointment
at sunny side to play a contest game
here Saturday.
run into by {; Mr.. Harrison. and, from
the effects of the collision Mr.. Turner was
killed He did not live long after the
accident. Sunny Side Club" was matched
against Berry Club" both of this coun-
", Saturday afternoon
MFR. billiard Watt county chairman of
Democratic County Committee, and Mr..
James Price, clerk Of County Court, had
a fight in front of Webster's Weekly Of
flee. They were soon parted. after some
damage to each others personal appear
ance.
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School for Scandal 10 to ID third. Time,
1:0l Ia.
Third racc-one mile-oilie j. 40 to y
first. cnanton q 10 y second, Louisville
Belle q to u third. Ia IL.
Fourth race-one mile, handicap-Chap-
paqua Is to - first. Branch go to y sec
ond. Ida Ledford d5 to u third. Time,
1:il.
Fifth. receive furlongs-Tuscarora &c
TO j. first, Imp. Albuia I'll 10 - second,
,Kingraine e TO 81 third Time. eco ga.
Sixth race-one mile, selling-Saulser Is
TO u first Eitholin Is to u second. The
Slusgard Is TO u third. Time, 1:41 IA.
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s See the Celebrated Schubert With Orchestral Att

and Miss Sallle c. Lester. of NorI, Twen-
ty-nin,h street, is assigned to the school
Mr.. n. S. jackson, OF Newport News.
is visiting some OF his friends in Barton
Heights.
Mr.. S. f. Long, of North Avenue. who
has been on a. business trip 10 Newpo.
News, returned Sunday
Invitations have been issued for the
sociable to be given by the Ladies Aux
Hilary of the Overlook Presbyterian
church, on North Avenue aid Roberts
Street, tonight at $50 o'clock.
Mrs Legion. of New Kent, is visiting
the Misses H!ckerson, of Luck Avenue.
Miss Ivy Fox. who was visiting her
sister, Mrs Charles McCurdy. of Brook
land Park. left yesterday morning for her
home in Philadelphia.
Mrs A. f. Shelton of North Avenue.
is quite Ill.
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Ennnr,I SERVICES

The funeral of Mr.. Patterson Bayne
took place yesterday afternoon at 80
O'Clock from tho First Baptist shufch-
The interment was in Hollywood
The funeral Of Mrs. Octavia NJ. Heinz
took place at 3 O'Clock Sunday evening
from Christ Episcopal Church.
Tie funeral of Mrs. IL Fl. jeter took
place Sunday afternoon at ) O'Clock
from the Barton Heights Baptist Church.
The funeral of Olivia Lee, the infant
daughter of Mr. William MCGOWAN, took
place Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock from
Pioneer Baptist Church
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". M. /. TEAM CONPLlMENTED.
Doorkcepcr OF the House Bitten 10y a
t2oppcrhead SnaIsc.
fspcc;al Dispatch TO The Times.

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct 9---In recosni-
ton of the splendid game Of football
PLAYED by The cadets of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute with the students Of the
University of Virginia, complimentary
banquet was rendered the members of the
team, the managers and trainers Satur-
day night by Mrs. Brockenbroush, wife of
Mr.. F. TT. Brockenhrough, proprietor Of
Hotel Lexington.
The party consisted of fifteen. Since the
game last Wednesday athletic circles
have sung the praises of the soldier boys
unstintedIy.
While Mr.. J. NJ. Johnston was build
ing a fence at his farm on Buffalo. he was
bitten ny a large copperhead snake. The
prompt administration of remedies pre-
vented any bad results, Mr.. Johnston for
several years has been doorkeeper of the
Virginia House of Delegates
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WHY EXPERIMENT.

What is reputation, If not capital, for
doing business? Why risk your money on
piano of little or no reputation FOR dura-
b.lity, when You are offered pianos that
have been before the American public for
forty years or more? Their merits have
been passed upon by all the iexposi.ions
in this and foreign countries. by thousands
of the finest professional critics and jud ses
and tens of thousands of private purchas-
eers all alike-they best advertise s.zSHere
they are: STEINNV2AY, sKNABE, HARD
NAN KINIBALL. STANDARD, HAINES.
We invite your cxanina ton of instru-
ments and prices-no one will do as well
as We
WALTER d MOSES & CO..
No.. 1O3 East Broad Street.
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NEWS IN HENRICO.
Cases in Magistrates Courts-itcms
from Na;ton Hcights.

Cases in Magistrates Courts-itcms
from Barton Heights
Hartzell, charged with interfering with
officer Garrett in the discharge OF his
duty, was tried yesterday morning before
Squire James r. Lewis, in Henrico, and
was dismissed.
George Watkins. charged with shooting
at John Whiting. was tried before Squire
l.. s. Richardson. He was fined 50 and
costs, and was put under bond of 800 to
keep the peace for twelve months.
Squire Thomas yesterday morning fined
Robert James (colored) $50 and cost for
hunting on Sunday.
Howard's Grove. School opened yesterday
morning, with Miss Adele ogilvie. Ttlo has
been substitute teacher. in charge.
Miss Lille Fox, who was assigned to
Miller School. has. on account of Illness,
been granted a furlough until January 1st,
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PIEDMONT HORSE SHOW, COUNTY
AND STREET FAIR, GALA WEEK
AND EAiI-CIINTENNIliL,

Winston-Salen,, n c., Octnhc. sG-Nc-
Vcmbrr:5.
For the above occasion Southern Rail
way will sell tickets from all ticket sta
tons on its lines within North Carolina,
also from Richmond, Lynchpurg, Norfolk
and all intermediate stations in Virginia
to Wlnston-Salem and return at one fare
for the round trip. plus fifty cents for one
admission to the fai, grounds. Tickets to
be on sale October 18th to November I'd,
with return limit November 18th. This
offers a rare opportunity for those wish
ing to visit the twin city of North Caro-
lima and during such an interesting occa-
sion.
c. W. WEsTBURY. T. p a.
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AGame Forfeited.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
S NARRENTON, VA. October 229.-The
game of football scheduled to take place
here to-day between Locustdale Academy
and Bethel Military Academy was for
feited 10 the latter by a score of 6 to o.
The former team refused to play, claim
ing that Bethel had two men on their
team who We're not connected with the
school. although they were vouched for
oy Superintendent Mcintyre as fun ma
triculates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
. ATLANTA JOCKEY CLUB.
Favorites Won Every Event of the
First Days Meet,
fBy AssocIated Press !

tBy Associated Press.
ATLANTA GA. Oct. ee.-Favorites won
in every race in the first days events of
the Atlanta Jockey Club autumn meet al
Piedmont Park to-day. The attendance
was fair and the indications point to a
suecessfel meet of fifteen days. Several
weli-known horsesen are here. Track
fast: weather splendid. Summary.
First race--fiye and Il half surianys-Saa-
none e 10 81 first, Mamie j. Us to u sec
eofnd. Dutch Comedian. third. Zine
liz L..
Second rsce-six furlong&ouaver G. to
~ first. ciales 6 to u second. Annie I.au-
afif Ga 10 u third. Time. lis 10.
itiird race-tise fur.cnss- Toad Rainey
{ S even aissf seorpulet.e IS to second,
! f.asfer e TO y third. Time. los. s,
fourth race-cfie ,niie-ocie Brooks Is to
~ :, .alIsa, Lillian Reed e To ID second, Abe
een ga,si 90 10 y third. Time. lag ~
80 sss.n rase-sese, fursonesJ Jessie Jar
10 90 70 lO first. chus, us 10 i, second
I 9stass g to j. third. Time. :s,l-4 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
THESE ARE TaLl1ERS.

Some are called Talking Machines, but
it is hard to understand wha, they are
when you hear them, but when you hear
a COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE then you
hear the true production of what it aims
10 reproduce-it talks and sings like the
human voice. loud and clear. All the band
pieces. banjos, mandoiins, ETC., are the
real things. We keep all the latest
Records. The new process is a wonderful
Improvement. We Will entertain you at
any time.
WALTER d. MOSES & co.
No 1G3 East Broad Street
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Were Licensed 10 Marry.

The clerk of the Hastings Court issued
marriage licenses yesterday to the follow
ing persons:
William Fl. Trainham and Katie En-
roughly, both of Richmond. The groom
elect is a railroad conductor.
Robert L. Coleman and Maggie Z. Han
ma. of Richmond.
James E. Bohannon. a pipe-fitter. of
Newport News, and Mary L. Hechler, Of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
A HUNG JURY.
Tho Stockton Will Hardly Be Ready
III Time FAR Her Trip Wednesday,.

i'll Time FAR Her Trip Wednesday,.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
Z NORFOLK, va, October e9.-The jury
in the case OF James c. Hutchins, on
trial at Portsmouth on the charge of MUIR
dering r. j. Shaw. failed to agree. Some
two years ago Hutchins shot Shaw, who,
he alleges, ruined his home. Hutchins
warned Shaw. who was infatuated with
Mrs. Hutchins. not 10 visit her. Finding
Shaw in mis- home Hutchins shot him TO
death.
The repairs to the torpedo-boat Stock
ton, which twisted her Prov recently in
collision with the naval tug Potomac, will
hardly be finished so that she may have
her trial trip next Wednesday. The trip.
therefore. will probably not be made until
the following day.
Supt Nelson hopes to have the flyer out
of the dry dock tomorrow evening.
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I!lI!l!l!z7I[E1!lIIl
"A Speciality.

Primary, S -ondary or Tertiary SyphiI-
us permanently cured in 10 TO 80 days.
You can be treated at home for the same
mice under same guaranty. II you prefer
Come here we will contract to pay rail-
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We. fail to cure. II you nave taken Mer-
curry, Iodide Potash. ans still have aches
ana PAINS Mucous Pehe IN mouth Sore
Ulcers on any part OF the body, hair or
eyebrows falling out, it is this SyphilIitic
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cure. We solicit the most obstinate cases
and challenge the world for a case wa
cannot cure. This disease has always
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Conditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
Sent sealed on application COOK REM
EDY CO. No. 81 Masonic Temple. Chi
cago, III.
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C. w. WEsTBURY
DO you WANT CREDIT .

We have a large stock of all small in
struments-Guitars, Mandolins Banjos,
etc. We have been selling them AT the
new reduced prices for a Year back. Come
and see our stock.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO,
No 1O3 East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
u Arth,Ir Rcazley.

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, OCTOBER "
Mr.. p. Arthur Beazley, a prominent farm
err. of Caroline county, died to-day at MS
home. near Milford of paralysis, aged
seventy years.
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sick. leaving his Oldest son in charge OF
the eapedition), was a striking instance
of the fidelity and courage as well as
the good sense of the Virginia darkey.
Captain Page leaves two brothers Phlilp
n. Page, who now resides in the Argen-
tine, and George Page, who is banker IN
Rome
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afr. Birdie Hughes.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

SANDY HOOK, VA, Oct. 29-Mr. Birdie
Hughes VITO died in Henr5co county, near
Richmond, on the ed of October, aged
thirty-eight years, was buried at the old
family burying-ground near here on trl-
day The funeral services were conducted
by his pastor, Rev. Mr.. Coffee, assisted
by Rev. Messrs. Rasland and Winstield
Mr.. Hughes leaves a wife and six chill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
Stops the CougI,
and Works Of Tic Cold.

Laxative Bronco uinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Price.
Is cents.
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No. 1B East BIoad !

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that tele-
phonic communicat Ions can be had over
cts lines with Lynchburg Va; Danville,
3ponaattox. va; Farmv.lle. Va. crewe,
public pay Stations and at Manager
once. No. le14 East Main Street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
va: salem, Va: Bedford City. Va: Reds
'y1Ile. n. Charlotte, N. Columbia,
g. g. go.
For further particulars Inquire ct the
MEY T1;RAPH COAIPANY,
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Joseph Griog.


(Spccini D!spatcH 10 IHn 7 !Fl''sI
ALEX .ANDRIA. VA, Oct. 29.--Mr.
Joseph Grisg. aged thirty-seNen. died last
night A widow and one Child survive
him. The remains will be forwarded to-
morrow TO Front Royal, Va, for inter
ment Mr.. Grigg was {; motornan on the
Washington, Alexandria and Mt. Vernon
Electric Railroad, and recently his train
was deraied and ne received Internal IN
iuries, from which he never recovered.
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FACTS AND REAspN.ro BACK. IT.

s II you have not a piano in yonr home
Just make a purchase of one. and you
cannot but soon acknowledge that%it fills
a void that you did not know of until the en-
trance of the p!easure-giving tone of the
piano. Don't say No one to play IT,
for you have friends coming III who can.
and then there is the wonderful Pianola-
add that to your purchase. and then you
are never without the means of a fine per-
largest stock of Pianos and Pianolas to
select from, and lowest prices.
NALTERD. MOSES eco,
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pIg4Es CURED WITHOUT THE
KNEE.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudins
Piles. No Cure. No Pay. Ali druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers of
Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case of piles.
no matter. of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days: the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
e-;ves ease ana rest. Relieves itching IN
stantly. This is a new discovery and is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price soc.
Ii your druggist don't keep it in stock
send US soc. in postage stamps and re
will forward same by mail. NIanufactur
Mo-. Manufacturers Of Laxative Bromo
Quinine Tablets.
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NovE,IBER 7TH AM 17rH.

NOVEMBER 7TH AND 18th.
The Great Battle of Ballots comes off
on November It'll And the popular per-
sonally-conducted excursion of the Old
Dominion Steamship Co. to New York
leaves November 18th. on account of the
great New York Horse Show.
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sEARoA1,D AIR LINE RAILWAY

SELAt1oA1Ah 4AtA1lINStA1
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
i COO. NILE BOOKS are sold for s25, and
will be accepted for passage from Wash
lngton, D c., to the Florida line. inclhd-
ing all lines in the system. The s. A. Z.
R'y. also sell 1900 Nile Book good be-
tween Richmond and Atlanta. Richmond
and Columbia. S. c., Portsmouth,, va,
and Columbia and Atlanta, ara between
Whining ton and Charlotte and all branch
=es. The S. A. u. is now operating a dou-
bic daily service out of Richmond for
Atlanta and all points south, and 10 Co
lunbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa.
and all Florida points The trains opar-
ated over this system have no superior
in the South. and every courtesy is ex-
tended to make the traveller comfortable.
for information concerning schedules
rates, Pullman reservations, ETC., apply
to G. w. Morris, Depot Ticket Agent. c.
&: O.. Depot, Richmond Transfer Co. 500
East Main Street, or to
z.P- SMITH,
NJ tnsef sT3os,o
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Rs,sn,ts AT La,oni:,.

BY Associated Press.
E,ssl.SSIANAIi. October % First race
i az 1uraongs-AiT. Brown az to 81 nrst
Princess Thyra feven) second. oicot, f,a y
u third Time, ia IA = Wv 70
Second race-ive furiongs-port VIZ. r.
to - first Ethel Wheat &c 10 n se s.su y
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William Nu,tycotnhe.

ton, yet his opinion always carried weight
and was sought by his fellow Pres5yteries.
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Kinqsbury Pianos.

Genuine admirationfo for woman or piano
is the highest compliment. People who
have tried the Kingsbury pianos not only
EXPRESS themselves as satisfied, but indeed
tell of their honest admiration for their
beauty OF tone, design and external finish
More Kingsburys Sold than any other
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(special Dispatch to The Times)

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct. 29,-ATr
William Nuttycombe, a prominent citizen
of Albemarie, died al his home. Oak
leigh four miles north of the city, Sat
urday night about y o'clock, in the sixty
fifth year Of his age. Deceased was a
native of England. and settled IN Abe
marie in 1893. lie was man OF more
than ordinary intelligence, and q prosper
Gus farmer and fruit-Srower.
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RUM Nj ACE SALE.

THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENING, 1927 East Main Street. for
benefit Of the Homeopathic Free Dis
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-. : - : 49,
District Passenger agent,
sS6 Fast Main Street.
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A1 BlE;RRY,s.

Look at the dress Of the English
lad, and, worse still. the costume OF
The French boy. The American. boy.
is an easy winner, thanks tothe Amer
ican mother, who, when IT comes right
down 10 good taste, is at the head, not
only inlbe selection of heroWn gowns,
but the clothing she selects for her
boys.
BY the way, il looks. as though the
Russian Blouse Suit will divide lonors
with Sailor and Vestee Suits Ibis sea-
son, $3.50. Festees, $3.50 and higher.
Sailor SnItsstart at s.. So.
Larger Boys, Z to 16, can choosebe-
tween round cuts and square cuts
won't be confined to square double
breasted suits. Rollnd-Cut Suits are
made with vests and begin at $500.
Double. Breasted Suits, $500, $3.50,
e.. ~ -
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PoTrED CHRYsaNrHEsIUn1s.

Special sale this week NJ. NJ BBY, eo9
East Main Street.
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WALTER d. MOSES & CO..
No. 103 East Broad Street.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-03-31

with bugs just Matched: but he was
equal to the occasion. and one MORN
ing / saw him with two wild-eherry
boughs dashed across his eultivator.
The boughs in going and returning
swept as with Bosom the high, slen-
der tops. brushing about all the bugs
TO the ground. and many OF the smaller
when buried by the eultlyator never
got back upon the tops, while all were
so distributed us to do comparatively
little injury; he had TO use Paris green
on only two poor slopes where the POI
tatoes were too small to receive proper
treatment at the passing of the brush.
After the man once started the euiti-
vator he worked as only an lrishman
can work. and the result seems to
point to fine crop of potatoes, and as
good corn as could be expected with
two seed failures. might explain that
the crop the previous year had been
kept very clean, and the land not be-
ing reversed there was but little
trouble with early weeds.
This is the first case of listing
which has come under my observation,
and the inference should draw would
be that where corn is to follow corn
it might, with some modification, be
practieed even in Chic. Had the man
started cultivating across the burrows
the day after planting. while the marks
were fresh. and put the eultivatoT
down deep close to the hills, there
would have been but very small spot
not loosened. The other way, the old
cornhills would guide the cultiyatoI
at any time before the crop came up
and it would be possible to have the
whole under clean, mellow cultivation
before the crop came up. IL Ia a quick
way of putting in corn or potatoes, and
il | had rush job on hand | should
not hesitate TO try 1t.