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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

PATRICK E. WILHELM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
p. o. Dox 4a6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. r. II. BAILEY.

Practice limited TO Diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

The average American OF 1851 lived
in a shanty with four rooms at most.
IL was furnished with n very few
coarse articles, the bare necessities
a rough table. few forms called beds,
upon which were spread straw, often
With no covering: a few forms called
chairs, with no covering at all. The
rough door was strewu with sand.
There was no glass at the windows.
There were no facilities for bathing.
and the other facilities for washing
the hands and face were buckets, used
at the well or on n bench behind the
house when used at all. There were
no stoves. no coal. no matches.
The average American Of today lives
In n neat cottage. painted outside and
I'm. with glass windows and outside
blinds. Carpets are on all the floors
except the kitchen floor, which is OF
smooth boards. The kitchen furniture
is better than the best furniture Of
man many degrees above the average
American Of 1901. There is elaborate
ly upholstered furniture In the parior,
very comfortable furniture In the lv.
Ing rooms, including good beds, with
mattresses, sheets and blankets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27
Assistant United States Marshal

Assistant United States Marshals
+. &. Hubbard of the Northern
district, S. +. Genung 9f the Cen
tral district and Tony Herr of the
Southern district of tAe Indian
Territory, are in Washington with
a number of prisoners en- route TO
Sing Sing and other federal pris
ons in the east.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

Hon. Dave Harvey of Oklahoma
City, the first territorial delegate
from Oklahoma, has been in Wash
ingion several days looking after
matters before the departments
and congress relating to Indian
Territory. His chief business is
to secure a change in several
county seats as provided for in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

b The average American OF 100 years
ago was barely able TO read and write.
He rarely saw and never read either
book or newspaper He knew a little
theology and some politics, but be FOL.
lowed bllndly his preacher and his
"betters.' His speech was ignorant,
hls expression duh and htpless. bis
mind torpid cropping In a thick FOG OF
ignorance and superstition.
The average American Of today reads
the newspapers and reads books He
does some thinking. Is Informed not
only about what is going on In bis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

The blacksmith puts horse on his
metal by shoeing mm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

The average American Of 1901 was
dressed In a pair OF leather breeches,
usually inherited from his grandfather;
n coarse check shirt, red flannel jack
ct, on old felt hat, leather apron drip
ping with greasy dirt, n pair OF darn
ed yarn stockings. heavy patched shoes
OF the stlffest leather. This was his
babltual attire.
The average American Of to6ay has
at least two suits of clothes. one for
occasions" made OF excellent ma
terial fitting him fairly well and worn
for about n year as first best" the
second suit. the first best" suit OF the
year before. He wears a white shirt,
changing II twice n week and changing
the collar and cuffs three times a week.
lie has several neckties, two pairs OF
shoes frequently changed. several suits
Of underwear, at least two hats and two
overcoats. HIS wardrobe is about
equal in extent and far superior in
quality TO the wardrobe Of a prosperous
small merchant OF 100 years ago, and it
is renewed about Eve times as often.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27

Han's Family Pills are the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-01-27
HARDY & MCNEE

walter Hardy.
Res. Phone 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
EAGLES AND
CONSIDINE
The Order viii Raise a Fund 10
Defend HIM.

Il IL stated On good authority that
TIE Frateruai order q Eagles. u
which John ". ConEidina Was one q
the founders. = raising : national
ft1nd for CnnsIsfine's dafease In the
Forthcoming Meredith murder trial.
{ Members ~ the order here have tax
81 a most lively Interest In the ease
44nce its inception. the movement for
fund startiax here. John Considine.
i kpmpany with John Cert. manager
nk ahe Seattle Grand opera house,
aEtsa together in starting the order
s. Eagles. 10th have headed the ma
tssnAf organization Both were ell
e<fsN krand worthy president In rec
@alsicn ~ their work IN the orders
interest curing rs Infancy. and Con
essfsr.
hers nGn be no lack of money
rnttGins's defense said ioea.
= this morning. our move
70 ra4Ae money was az nrst In
$500 - \ pureiy loeat one. but
As are Being taken - extend ita
sg5" " ineausie every asfis IN tn
tsnited Stasee.s'
o. orders hissory during the last
IT. yeaFH has heen one q remark
SFes IN From hair n dozen
49, acres IN the Northwest hiss
large Eastern movement.
Ane grand uerie meeting al san
fFAnrtsco = few weeks ago. repre-.
sntatives q $4,000 Eagles qualified
= convention.
= Tar East was well repre~ers Z ed
y 81 the West had i hard struggle 10
~ Ftar~ TIE grand worthy presla /.
81 49, conferred after q two daxEs
800 neht On D~i Cary smith. a So
KAN attorney. His chief orpausn \,
v1z New Jersey mar.
The aut0unt 10 he raised Tor the
Cansiaiine defense has not h.@u A..
tNrusined. Grand Worthy presidsn.
Sznith vas here last night. a CUES
- SEATTLE f.19o Eagles lie attend
= mutation q several members an
VAS given 4 reception later. IN.
gathering dispensing at ssu a. m
He took an early train horna t0sia,
ard could net he seen for an inter
view on The Consid Ne asfensa fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
MARKETS.

Potatoes are no longer 80 per tor.
Yesterday that market drop p~d ap-
rrecAably and mpuds are being ssia
81 s54 with a tendency Il slump fur
fher
Raspberries are coming int n.
markets. They are selling for q. sa<3
30 per crate. These are the frsf ~
the season and not az choice a. rnag
b booked for later.
Peaches are plentiful az quoted.
TheNaiia Walia viii arrive from
tie South tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Get AFTER
THE TOOLS

Tho question as to the deposition
OF the gamhling paraphetnala uotE-
Ell in the Totem ana Green. lrght
gambling houses viii be decided
soon. An order. citing the owners ia
appear and show cause why thu
toala should not be destroyed wHa
ISSUED from IudEe Emory'u court
yesterday and arguments viii be
heard next saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
JUNE WEDDINGS

Mr.. Arthur Hosthcim and Mis-
Sarah Gottateln. prominent members
~ Jewish society, wore married In
Collins haii sunday evening.
About 100 quests we're present
At the residence OF Chua. " Holio-
way ou Twenty third avenue. Mr.
Chas. W. Holloway and Miss Edith
e.. StovkWcll Nerc married June Is.
Also AT the same time and place
Mr. VIM =. Adams and Miss
Martha Alice patman, we're united
In the holy bonds Elder =. J. Davis
performed the ceremonies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
JossIne QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYJ
Green Fruit.

I.ennons-s2 50dz.00 a box. Times
55f9s per case. cooking apples. 81 s0ff
lie; eating apples, s. s003o0. Val.
sncia oranges. s2.71na %; seeding
s11s. bananas. fz62 80. olives. Oar
Per gallon. grape fruit. q .000z 81
Native straaberries. 81 s8az % crate
plneapTses. 1a-s90408 per dor. cher.
rfez. 75cd 10. peach hes. 1880 apfi-
cots. Slcs Tragedy and samona
plume. s5c14f.e0.
vegetables
Potatoes - 1870 Der ton tasts
&c per doz. carrots, 1891 50 De-
sack. lettuce. ff.25 case; furnips
f14z5. garlic, Sc. cabbage, gi.25fI1 80
pepperH, 25d30c. huskH, Zsc. green
celery, f0n50c per dozen. sweet Do
tafoes, sz.o0. spanish chill pep.
peFa. zoe Der ID. sauer kraut 2l14e.
native head lettuce. fzMc per doz
arfichokea. S5ff50c doz. green peas
gaze pound. dried figs, cartons, s0c
fancy l0c. Imported i5c. tomatoes
case. sf59. dates, 5dsc per ID.
radishes. i0c per doz. rhubarb. Be-
per ID: parsley. 25055c. asparagus.
$50: new potatoes. 800: spin
ach. o.; cueumbern. 401s0c per dor.
new onions, lAc; cauiifiower. s5c0tI.
parsnips, sl.50.
Provisions.
Fresh nnear-COw beef, Sc ID.
steer beef, sizc per ID: mutton, weth
er. &C.: ewes. sac: pork. sIzusc pei
H.; veal. large. B.; small, l0hc-
Provisions Hams, large i3c;
hams. small. f56tsAc: breakfast
bacon. 1f1iffzc: dry. sailed clear
! J ecks. SIC. bellies. 10c.
'tter chesss. Eggs and Poultry
B4tter Washington oreamerlea.
f,oulA prints. 2ic. Eastern Iowa
ard Efpin. 2ic: fresh 2ranch. ifU1sc
cheese Native Washington. fCil
cream. lze.11ske: Eastern: New York,
I4n15c; Wf@sonsln, lie. California,
1nik0liiz HNpefort. 45c; Edam,
III 00af2.0o pefAcase. New YorE
sszstee. IImburesr felft7r. brlfS
l - swiss. is0fl. -" 49, ~ ~
49, 80 = strictly frsA ,a,ch a..
zsaef@rn. f50i5c. -
f.et ..,, 90 shlckena, ilyea.so,ts,t.
fgu ~ taf6c. turksya, ise. W.T. !
tp r... 81 stock-chlekena' -.
Lyr &c. ducks ne
<-o~,ected Daily. = The io'''"''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

prices are being offered % the pro
Queer In round lots On the dock or IN
the car At Seattle
Grain Oats. So 90: barley.
ssloo. wheat. chicken feed. $3.50
corn. 81 s. per loo lbs. bran, tte.sa
Hay Puget Sound per ton. Stsoo.
Eastern Washington Timothy. ttsoo
alfalfa. f1aal
Butter Fresh ranch. tt9lae. ma
tive creamery. soc
Cheese Native washington. t@c.
ESgs - strictly fresh ranch. Use
per duz
Poultry - Chickens. live. tau lie.
ducks, laise turkeys. itUittae.
Dressed uitry-Turkeys iaaa1fAse
chickens. t0Niie. ducks. isUt4l4c.
Live stock -- Cows. stsc: steers.
tis1ses calves. 6Aa7tsc. sheep. 80
sac. hogs. 6Hsisc.
Dressed stock-Hoss Sc; lambs
ioc.
-o===--
New York Life Ins. Co. New York Blk.
The best hotels. families and sa-
looms al use Diamond Ice. Tel,
Main fot9.
pr. waFEpner. Peat teeth. q N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.


LEfTHEAD a WILBUR.
Leading business Brokers tn the {. =,
The best time 20 buy il when its -
hardest time 20 sell June, = -
and January are invariably
best buying and the poorest sslil..
months. We have sold nearly sf''
900 worth ~ hotels and lodEii
houses within the past 70 days.
SOME SUMMER SNAPS.
1870 for 20 rooms, eieFa ntly furf
ished. nets about 500 monthly.
$1,000 for % rooms. nets about IS
monthly.
1900 for 20 rooms ifsoo for 20 rooms
5000 for s rooms. $50 for u rooms
5000 for q rooms . 500 for rooms
Money 70 loan on anything We cell
Anything you want IN a business
LEfTHEAD a. WILBUR.
see Washington Block.
AT Ballard. wash. boarding house
$500. boarding house. $500: both
centrally located. call or address
w. n Peter a CO.. Ballard.
800 buys small fruit and groeery
business. Come and see. ii0s r
Madison.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
LEO'S Business College. Union. I'D
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Business College. Second and pike
y. w school Tclegraphy: Pioneer
Wilson.a Hnslncss College Main tis.
COM RAG foa ana BUILDERS.
BROMLEY q Wells, general con
tractors. u Starr Boyd building
Tel. gse
PAFF & ROULO. store fixtures.
general tobbing. 400 Main street.
soDERQu1sT a RosELEAF. shopi
~ Us 20 spTlng strest.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
clothes in shape i.b0 month. dye
inG. repairing. 1907 Srd. Run 1904
HIGHEST prices for east-off cloth.
ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr Royd bid
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY collected. 81 Boston block,
DENTISTS.
A. w. PHILLIPS. - Hcussy blk.
qhlcaEo Dental Co. SIS Hlnekley.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
aa----s--az=ss-sa.s- ,s5-sss>.4s4
DANCING lessons, private o. IN
classes daily. Prof, Wilson's Dan
cling school Rauke block
DRAM Arie-OPERAriC SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art, elocution. voice placing. oper-
attic force. Tuesdays ana Fridays
Suite g. Holyoke block.
DYING AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN steam Dye works lsi6
Western avenue.
Partisan Dye Works WI cnll for,
clean. press. deliver YOUR clothes
ONCE ifiS LIST ave Tel Main 1914
EDUCATIONAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

Of obsiuaey
public
which they displayed arousng uveest
upholds their
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shoulder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

suit prices that viii be lust cause
FOR Your celebration at stevens n
stevens closing out sale. 1u3 Pike
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contemporaries
Fourth 81 July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

oNE me Firrhas ,a sea-,6 ~
if taken at 0nrl f..stf... 80. =.
Ing away. Ma ts...e s.iss-
rooms. 1873 Thit@,ue
MAHTfs a FG&.s..t .,r,,on
GERS, zas Third * sales Tnss-
dnYn end EIIhAN
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The ukeinthcsot machines ued temporary victory Judg
quality
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Police
What T.
CHIEF a q a
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DYING AND CLEANING

AMERICAN steam bye works iI6
Western avenue.
Partisan Dye Works WI cnll for,
clean press. deliver your clothes
Onice iiiS LIST ave. Tel Main 1914
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EDUCATIONAL.

Clnrke's rernin Shorthand School:
private individual inatrnction. 70
aiuona secured. "a Boston block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
BIoYoIn IslrAIEs

COLUMBIA. Hartford ana VI
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. !
Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
nREsaMAkERn.

fblt isadtFH Uhllof ana fFts bliYH
gowns call az Lamb Sisters. 40
8li Collins block.
LYNCH = SHAW. 40. Halter BidK.
Mdme a 81 Hmifh. 81 lnnkley Blk
ELEC thtCAt MACHINERY.
bititkHOh A. " TalAN 90. manu-
fartura and repair electrical np-
parntua 1919 Weat Az. Main. Us.
EMPLOYMENT WAHrED-MhLE
8TElfATIGE wanted bg experleHf ef
shipping clerk ia grocery store
butcher shop ~ similar business
nfHtssiaHH references. vs. - EtHr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

$1,000 CHtFI % Law
" %. NHTrNEtt. attorney at
" prosecuted and dcfend
'I Y courts. Do years expert
80 keaFdiuEB lH bankruptcy.
LII Incorporated AbHtfGeta
examined Collections
llHatE III parts Of the United
."if NheHt commercial aud
philh .eusaa. sia Third ave
hn" NHin 1000
al'i.,k A. }. civil aud crmiu.
"l piht IL years. rtual expert
49, tatilnH free Room =.
., ,i'ah otel lover pobtOnle1f
phons 9z8
) - HAl aud d ftaxwell block.
lVp 9Ia Hl Phone. Blue 600
''h' iat in aii The courts.
llHif aHeH ~ kpaeiatty
al'i'iHte rpnraitation Free.
HAlttIolss AUMONT. COUNSEL
" a. % y trf Horton Rank bid
-: NJ, ~. fos Mutual Life bid.
~ Is. - az io Mutual Iife bid.
nrNsoN = n !. - ea.,an t,'a@s
W ID LAM lOa.G. Paoine BLK.
=. G MAeb -. sos Burke Bld.
Root. falfhsf opn. Pioneer bid.
u ~ 'oSoI tta Hafor bldg.
~ MAN = q b. no nauer bidR.
@. Ward kR O. Butk~ bldg
> y holaLSi New YORK blk.
RtcHhHp os 0KN hi
= > LAk9iA lo2 New York blk
HORACE pETltg 49, y,,t bL
ptEnHE II vi 4a,o a..s,t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

MAN 10 saw wood and clear land.
Colored dodRer. must underNiAnd his
business. 81 per hour and all ex-
penses.
General homework girls. cooks.
cha mhermaida. Mattresses. SIX
Ekldroad men. We have work for
men and boys
lUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT or
fF1CE 1914 Third Ave. Phone
: BLACK zTzf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

bNNt
PEOPLE s. saw UGSI<-
Second avenue and 81 csot,.I
paid up. fioo 900. II Se,ssGdsr
pres J. X Haydeftt r
grerniraf. ahst. cash., ,,.y,.ts /
savings ara trust bus
PUGET SOUND NAfIV.Su
or EEATf
Capital stock paid iis eoo. ..r.
plus. Is 90.
J. Furth. pres: J. kois.u,,h
vice pres r. ". Anh ,..s,.r
a., -. ,T. i.ill 49, N ppai cities
=. w e'.'ss' o'A' srope.
National Bank Of nmerca
.-..l - Up eApitai :. "A. 900
II. G, Henry. pres. Y s,,cnes-
cash. SAFE deposit NauitL. -,
Safe Deposit sssll Bex@ Raj
THE FIRsT NATIoS!n.nx
OF HEATTLE
Paid up Capital "a
General banking business .n,.s
J. y. HoKe. 81, pre-: II No.
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. p
u. Parkhurst. Asst. cash 49,.
on principal cities 81 U $500
Scandinavian Amerlcana,t
Of Seattle. A general ban -
ness transacted. Deposits . "a
A. ChiiberE. pres, +. l. Gshl
lat vice pres. A. u. soeihertsh
J. =. Lane. asst. cash. No hhs.
The Canadian BAak Of cean.
Capital paid up ...........gea
eight Millioa DoliarR
SURPLUS tsssssss..ssss..ss. ". Goa
Interest allowed on time d..
A general banking Business
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Cora,e
James 81. and Second AvennF
-. A. CAMERON n
HffNfIi HfFaEHa
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aHcttirEcs


MrA = walker 90 n y bis
~ = VI uauTON. nt=i7 Collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
AUcfIoSTrS
BAN

. q nfekERToS .ssI s1c,ios
cor. IL Flrat ~
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causelea DsIly. : Ih' 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

BAHGA lNh ia second hand house,
hold goods. call a. Red Front Fur
uitufe company We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room Gets. carpets They look as
good as new, for hair the money.
10 and ~ Second avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DECIDE wife. Mortgages. lenses.
Contracts, Powers N Attorney ard
hmdavits prepared collections at
tended o.. deHaHitiDua taken. cone
pHuien incorporated. attention 70
bankruptcy proceedings fees reaa.
auHbIr Room -. Arlington hotel
Tower post0fHeJ. once open Until
6 o'clock l.. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
GSSIFIED ADS.


ot Ek. IREMPEH q 90. me-,
AnDt company. eathbllHhed
Mining claim abstracts Base
W the NufuHt tHfs building.
yiAhltfIesey liauford Abstract
ftuhlIHhrd 1868. basement Of
" block Telephone Main 10
IL q abatfnct 60 ~ 81 blk
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

DRAMArle-ofEHAIto SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art. elocution. voice placing. oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and Fridaya
suite 50. Holyoke block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
New York DSRta. Par!OrS

Ella FIRST AVE, SEATTLE.
6eeond floor, Howard building. oDpo-
sAs Mnigal Life building.
Main once, Portland, Orr brsneh
er1e@. han Fraucinco, Cal. Hours, 3
10 o, sundsy. 10 60 g. Ladies always
Ia sftsndaucn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
nUslNess coILrogs.

LEo's Business College. Union. I'd:
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Business College. Second and pike
y. w school Tclesraphy: Pioneer
Wm.on-. nnslncaa CoIIeEe Nan az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

" ~ HsuTrNEIt. attorney at
"a" prosecuted and defend
49,, a eaafth. ls years export
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-30

blue eyes Of the girl turned away from
the frank sdmiration beaming in the
dark eyes for her.
"Your little cousin has Just impaired
to me that you do not like the titles
we have taken In private confederation
for our chosen leader. In council, now
in . few days, we must take this into
something more than private CONSUL
tation. We are small people in the
eyes Of the world, perhaps, but we have
shown that We cannot long remain q
small people. Some day soon we will
be nation among the nations, and we
must, at the very beginning, bestow
Q dignity upon the name which stands
for great principles. II will not do to
begin too humbly," he began.
"Your titles are-at least, some
of them, His highness, his excel
lensy'3" and she thoughtfully shook
her head - she answered him
in low tones Of protest. ''They call
Washington cold, an aristocrat at
heart. He IN not, for have known
the true aristocrat. He is as hum
BILE as child. was with his FAM
lily when he received word that he had
been chosen your national leader. He
did not receive II with Joy. He ID
strongly certain that he Is not by ma
turs . leader Of men and political meas.
ures in the way that will now be ex-
pestsd Of him. He said to us: MY
name IL now an honored one. But who
can say that II, may not come out Of
this blackened, . reproach for coming
times. I cannot indorse all Of the
tenets that constitution, and this o,
itself may yet bring me q title tol
obliquity. But they have called me tc
preside over them. Simply to preside;
that 10 all IL will be- From this you
can see how distasteful deep mean
ing title would be TO him. He who mis-
trusts his own powers 80 greatly. HI
has said he would preside. Would MOI
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Treatment for the Canker Worm.

1t is now too late to begin treat
ment, this season, for the canker
worm, on badly infested orchards, but
there are many orchards in which the
worms are not numerous where con-
siderable future work might be saved
by spraying at once. The only way to
combat this pest successfully is to be-
gin spraying before the trees bloom,
but in case 1t is just making its appear
ance in late orchard late spraying
may do considerable good, but the
work must be done while the worm is
still feeding. Orchards which are sup
posed to be free from the pest, but
are near infested trees, ought to be
washed carefully late in May or early
in June, for when the worms destroy
the foliage on trees where they are
numerous they will travel along
fences for considerable distance to
other orchards.
Though spraying with some of the
forms of arsenic recommended below
will destroy the worms, but it should
not be expected that one application
will kill all. 1t may take several sea-
sons work to accomplish the desired
result, but there can be no doubt but
the pest may be held in check by using
the means advised.
Inasmuch as Bordeaux mixtur z,
which consists of pounds each OF
lime and copper sulfate to a barrel OF
water, is needed for apple scab and
other fungous diseases, the most eco
nomical plan is to spray with this
mixture, adding sufficient poison to
kill the worms. Half a pound of Paris
green to barrel of the mixture will
answer, provided the Paris green Is
pure. or 4 pounds per barrel OF DIS
parene, a proprietary article stated
to contain arsenate of lead, may be
better for the reason given below. A
cheaper form of arsenic is found in
the arsenite of soda, which is made
by taking 2 pounds of commercial
white arsenic and pounds of carbo-
nate of soda to 2 gallons of water. To
dissolve these materials they are
boiled together for about 10 minutes
Take one quart of the solution to a
barrel of Bordeaux. If it is desired
to use poison alone either arsenate OF
lead or Disparene is preferable, be-
cause neither Injuries the foliage. Ar
senate of soda if used alone, is very
injurious to foliage and Paris greer
is quite likely to do harm, but either
may be safely used in Bordeaul mix
ture. Two or three sprayings during
the season are quite necessary to hole
the canker worm in check, and ever
more to rid a badly infested orchard
of the pest. AS a rule, all that car
reasonable be expected is to be abl
to hold it in check.
Disparene and arsenate of lead may
be procured through druggists OF
through the publishers of the Ohi'
Farmer, Cleveland, o.