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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

RUSSELL'S "a POOR RELATION.
The Sol Smith Russell company, an or
ganlzation that has no superior among
travelling companies. viii present the
great play a Poor Relation az the
Crawford theater New Years matinee and
night. with Frederick summerheid play
ing the part OF Noah Vale" After the
Illness OF Mr. Russell. which necessltates
the temporary retirement q this fayorite
American comedian for another year. his
manager. Fred G. Berger. made the ex-
listing arrangements ia order 70 give the
piay-E0ers OF those cities who have never
seen the play an opportunity To Go 60
a Poor Relation" g. clean. sweet and
wholesome. fun Of humor and pathos. and
in direct contrast 70 the problem o. the
play. the risky French farce and the
rough, knock-about farce comedy - the
present time. The character ~ Noah
Vale f. almost unique. He II a seedy
genus who has taken a turn ~ every
thing. from preaching 20 driving q hack.
vho has invented a machine worth TuiI-
lions. and who only g. usadefabinvvef aoIn
lions. AID who Is oniy made raere cheery
bv multiplied misfortune. including the
loss CT the plans If his machine. stolen
from BIN ~ the Villain o. course s. sii
cone. ont right IN the enc. bat there r.
many a laugh and many q tear IN TIRE
telling q the STORY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

". s. Brown yesterday sold 10 2 g.
Cooper. The house at the corner # Ire
mont and Norris avenues Tor $50 Tho
property has fifty foot front and a new
four-roon cottage. Il At present rents for
IS per month. ar. Cooper purchased she
property rs az investment The deal was
made through the firm OF Grafton & Hen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

The theatrical attractions q recognized
merit that are heading our way this sea-
son are many. The Secret Service.
which comes % the Crawford theater
Monday. December - IS conceded % be
such az era Aviation. The company this
vear numbers twenty people. some %
whom are among the best known players
e the profession. and certainly 10 exeer-
ton can b. taken - THE pisy whleh IS e.
~ offered. as e e admitted On an si5ss
70 - ore q fne finest in sts c'sss--Ier-
hsrs The very best Secret s.Tsice e.
~ william Gillette. aad u IS NOT o-1y
lis NEST s1ecessf1l uo-k- tut Il r. also
considered - - tire NEST akinfsiIy tor-
st-lctea ard ats1rtns play ever turnei
ont ~ az AEerfean au-h5r HuE.neas
with tie rizv fsis season las been very
lsrre. ard - many thHzts-E 4 sEcefded
f7rE starl.sE-roan records fer asterd-
aace TIE foIevias s. oarpiffe poster
q sha erarrs Ezzrr.aEiaa EFs-eiss.
Her5 Howard = 2 Ar1nerr Fraax SIS
thlaa wallace shaw 81 8 Durgi. Reg
zl1 Tssv-rF- Fierrer- Erf.faa. atasr Sc
ri1- Gar So hsnsaa f1 Iluae
t--r-on es--z1aer Etacae Lsszas. E.n-
So E-ft- rtesa setlls CHrssss-
Ha z aar~e,r1-a ard 2il-s Eeag-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

MISS csegsfI-sv A. HEcgT
Tsssssy. ps-s=asr e. 81 So Cfs~so-s
~if e1nas fke ter< foess1 far Fsc}tT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27
PAID $40 PER ACRE.
Illinois Man Purchased Farm of S. X.
Brown,

6IOWEs
Mr.. J. K. Brown yesterday sold his
farm north of Tolerville TO an Illinois
man. The farm is a well improved
property consisting of three hundred and
twenty acres and the price paid was $40
per acre. Mr.. Brown then purchased a
fine house on North Lawrence avenue.
and Will move to this city February LIST.
He paid S4,10O for his new residence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-27

Keep the bowels active if you would
preserve your health. \ desc of Prickly
Ash Ritters now and then does this to
perfection.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
CAD rRoM g. q. snYpLnp.

The subscribers Of the Deutsche
ZAitung fuer Texas, of Victoria, are
warred IN said paper not to pay
me any subscription, and has made
same warning in black loud let
ters. Let inc tell you light here,
have not, nor have | intended to
collect for this paper since Deem
Der, 1900 and | do not think that
there is subscriber who can state
50. There is bug under the CHI ip.
have been the reporter Tor this
paper and there is due me for sal.
airy, 1913 30, which amount is re-
fused to be sllo wed. | have the
amount collected and am going to
hold to il to the bitter end. Last
Decem her, the publisher of the pa
per was here and [ asked the gem
tleman whether he would allow me
the salary due me from mis- prede.
cess ,r, he stated he could not as
h had paid him nearly thousand
dollars too much. expect that
he thinks that | should stand IL
part of It. "Aber nit" In case
there is any subscriber for whom |
have failed to report the payment
oil his sub. cription. am at any
time willing to correct same, but /
am going to huld to my 1873 30 and
dnh't you forget it. This is the
first shot expect more will fol.
loW.' Yours truly,
Il. q SEYDLER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

The Gnzette IS pleased to be
he able to present to its readers this
week an oriaiuaI dialect poem from
the pen of Miss Mooney, a Young
lady of Gonzales county, The
young lady hns undoubtcd talrnt,
which u careful reading oithe posn
viii disclose,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
LOCAL NEWS.

100000 OCOOOG
For nice shave go to A. G..
Koepke's.
Mrs. Earl Fry was visiting friends
in Gonzales last week.
All embroideries and laces at
eoat at S. A. Carnes x Co.'S.
The weather still continues in
tensely hot.
Hot and cold baths, at A, G
Koepke's.
--Cotton-s seed in Sinner is bring
ing 5000 and $l2.5Os ton; Sell
10 the home mill.
Squire Gray held his first SEES
zion of Justice Count last week AT
Sweet Home.
Big reduction in our stock to
make room for fail stock at
WoLrEKs Bios.
Sinners merchants are all
carrying big stocks and are offering
bargains to all desiring to purchase.
Just received beautiful line
of Fall and Winter dress goods,
trimmings. millinery. fancy goods
etc at 0. ii. Deulsch's,
MIR. ]. e. Martin returned last
Monday from his ranch in Kerr
county, where he had been looking
after his cattle interests.
BALL An GREEN SCHOOL HOUR
on SUNDAY, Sept. 1T, beginning nt
3 u'clmk Admission inr genle-
men, Zoe; goul music and refresh
a, aus; everybody invited.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
Nance's Business College, fiail-ts-
vile, Texas.

Special opening for the fall and
winter. Prof. Nance teaches the
same system of bookkeeping ar
taught in the great majority of bus
mess colleges in the United States.
His price is positively the lowest.
He also has the hest system OF
short hand, because it is 40 short
and easily read. Prot. Nance Sc
cures positions and phys railroad
fare. lie also makes discount OF
% per cent on the first pupil from
each town. Make early npplica-
ton to &. w. Nance, Halletsvilfe,
Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
Excursion.

The "SAP" announces a trip to
the coast as a labor day outing on
Sunday, Sept. lat. You go down
I'm regular trains on Sunday, Sept,
LIST and return on regular trains,
Tuesday morning, Sept. 3rd. The
fare for the round trip from Sinner
will be $2 for adults and 81 for
children.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

Complaint has been made to
the Gazette by several prominent
turner's that their teams are being
frightened by so much loose paper
flying about the streets This is
an element of danger and our bus
iness men should see to it that all
the waste paper is carefully swept
up and burned.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
Mnsic Class.

{ d''ir to notify my patrons and
friends that | will start my class in
music Immediately. ut the opening
of the public school. Pupils de-
string to enter will please hand in
their names at once.
Mrs. EFFIE lIUGHs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

Bear in mind that the cehebra-
ted Magnolia beer il for saIe at Joe
Macha's, WIN Jaeger's, +. Thoel-
ke's and JAkub vackar's; alao at
A. A. sindtIwGp's, DAwOrlb, Tex
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

Sinner Lodge No. Sil, A. r. ga. n
Meets on the first Saturday after
the Iull moon in each month. Wis.
sting brethren are invited to at
tcnd- $. F. NAVE. W. NJ.
l.. TAMPEE. See.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28


Mrs. Mueller, Of Flatonia. il
in the city visiting her nephew.
Mr.. w. O. Moves.
If you want fine razor. 90 to
Schvab's jewelry store. He has
them.
Mr.. Joe Dvorak arrived in the
city last Sunday from Conroe, Tex
as, to look after some business mat
ters.
Bring us your cotton. hides,
butter, eggs, beeswax and get the
highest cash prices.
s. A, CARNEs & Co.
The price of cotton has jumped
10 Slc; hope it will stay there or
90 higher.
Closing Out Sale of Hats.
At Wolters Bros. Hats at half
price Call at once if you want
one,
When in town go to saloons
that handle Magnolia beer as it is
the best.
See those 25c suspenders going
at l5c and those 81 25 shoes going
at zoe ut S. A. Carnes Il Co.'s.
Mrs. Cox, CT Houston, a
granddaughter of Mr., Leon Ken.
dali, Cam in last Monday and will
visit relatives at Big Hill.
-Messrs. w. and D. yann, of
Kerrville, grocery drummers, were
in Sinner several days last week
on business,
Try our extra fine can kraut,
trophy tomatoes sugar corn, peas
etc ut s. A. Carries & Co.'S.
Mrs. G. w. Witter and little
ones returned last week from a fort
nights trip to visit relatives and
George is again happy.
Mrs. Etiie Hughs left last
Il
week for Jackson county on visit
to the family of Mr.. John HARDWOOD.
DO you need pocket knife2
II so Schvab will cell you Il good
one fer little money.
| The Feast at Hildebrandt's
park last Sunday was a great sue
cess, The music by the Sinner
band was all that could be de
sired and the dancing was kept up
till 3 o'clock in the morning.
Miss Cecil Habermacher, ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss
nm. tlabermacher, Of Cleburne,
returned home today, after an abb
sence of two months in north Texas
DR.. Il. II. Scharmberg. former
ly Of Sinner, but'uow prominent in
the medical circles of New Ulm,
, as in the city several days this
week meeting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. &. Flato left
for Yorktown last Thursday to
participate in the celebration Of
the birthdays Of Mrs. Flqto's ia
ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Burow.
Mrs. Edmund Wolters Gel e
b 'ated her 33rd birthday last
Thursday A number of lady
friends were invited and an en-
joyable evening was spent.
-Messrs. Will Wiley and r. H.
Martin are new subscribers to the
Gazette and their good will is high
Iv anDreciated
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

-Messrs. Will Wiley and r. l..
Martin are new subscribers to the
Gazette and their good will is high
ly appreciated
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28
SINNER COTTON.

Total receipts last report, 1872 bales.
Receipts for week ending
August oath. ..... 642 "
Total to Aug oath .. 1884
Market firm at the advance ruling
price. 8 1-2c,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

Mrs. Edmund Wolters. cele
b 'ated her s3rd birthday last
Thursday. A number of lady
friends were invited and an en-
joyable evening was spent.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. &, Flato left
for Yorktown last Thursday to
participate in the celebration of
the birthdays Of Mrs. Flqto's IA
ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burow.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Wh u Mark ~. Ie TEN Z. n'a.

Mark Twnin declares that when u
III II max h an a. peal for chari'y it
III II great mistake to get ~ Ihod,
t. give money and th. n no. pass thu
tat. Hays the arg"haut.
IS me y'ars ago in H .rtf'r,l," b.
aid tho other day, "w. all went to
church on II hot, swelt.rng "igh' to
hehr be s.Lnhl tw r, ui NJ, Haw.
Ir., a city mi'siouary, who went,
around finding tho p"o IT. who na' d Il
h. lp md didn't wbi, to mk : it..
He 'old oi The hf,. H. the c.lIAr-
where p' vr,ty rrsid d, b. gave 10.
1T tapc.a It tie IT. rui. n. and dn, ofinn
o. .be rotr. The poor arc alwa, 2
tW d 10 each other. Nh.n man
"nh mi lio, r. gives We make a grent
''l Of loise. 1,'s m,isn III the
y ing ! lace. F,r nr the wi'ow'-
III that conu's. Well H.wle,
k q ma up I'D n great state. ]
y nldn't wait for hun 10 get through.
! '"d $4+ it, my pocket. | wanted I"
Z that ard borrow m 're to i've.
Y cou'd ~e green backs in ever.
" q. But he didn't pasa the plate,
al it grew hotter aud We xr ~
RI pi'r nj! enthusiasm went down
y . AT II time, until ii ally, when
t plat" came round, l a,ole tei,
q tt'mtf It So you hee neglec,
Ii thus ma! l.a.i ~ crime"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
"Ah Hanp on. I. ader-h p

Ii ka- b en rem ,rkel hat Sout.
Q .rolins hat no great Leader or lead
H afr Mr. Calhoun. SANS D H..
chauher'aiu in tn. April Atl4ntic.
Tnis wna true uu,il 1915, hut II. I
later. Ora "ccasi.'ns usn.ll, bring
,ad..rA AT tho haA of tn. D m .
CRATIC { rca- in South Cnro'inp, il,
J,", 1915. 4p,,ar i G n " .d.
h "np' Oh, k,own only, one might II,
tilt tn NIX: pt lpc .Ily. H. a Il -,in.
gni-h"d Crnfrr..,Atp cav lrv otli.. '.
II : ha 10 tn . Ilf. Of \ pl / ,t.r , q
l.rk" &c .l', sud p>,asa- veal l.v.l
O '"d p ,wars aid h4bua O. commsni.
T tai y url,k" Calrou,, H.mp,o ~
8 ran 9Th OF lot l"rship l.v, 1t in
iutellrc' nal or nratDrical snppr,urit,
bnt IT, b gh and forcefnt chHract.r
p rfect ''o',raS- an ! real d v,yi ~ ia
WIN h" Co c-ive'i TO b. the w-lf G
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Tl.e S9erall and GQrw*
MAX TWAIN AND ,D>M
Xxx rscts from the p'a y.f tn" F''h'r a.
the uutnan R.c"

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Rice trriR alton In thu south.

Washington, ID C, Mrch, 1901.
-RIc" ia the prlncipal cereal pro
dltt o. tho - nth Atla,,ic and Guif
States lts cultivation b.,s.u ir>t
il - nh G. 'rolius anl He ,rsia nearly
tw' h lnir"d Years aga. Within tho
lar 1 i'o,'a Iirl'Ii ,n.pr r,x.. b .ve
e'gasrd in gr wing ric" Oh v,ry
lrs" seal :, ani tDiay th,Ie 5 20
furnish uaarly three f,nr,h4 Of all
th" prod let Of tho country.
Il ros"iz'ng thu importance e
this nSr cul ur / rr, Luz. VIII ch -.
day rms b., pri "ipnl 70 } Of one
half the pppnl ui,n of the earth, ,he
d sisi III Of Agriculture OF ID, L v"lt,h
Cousins is III" king -prcial { Il r. to
COL aud 'abulnte iupnrta data
~ atins to ric", d the various
M tn DIS ut irr'ga iou VIII, h are
=" scticrd / ita rnltivaiiuu OH The
d-HH land. n 81 i land mhIsi o. (
5 nfh Crrnl'n, aud q, orgi", the al.
luvI"l lands Of l. ni>lpua, Nj sslss ie-
slpp, aud otber S.nt,s, aud the
b uri prairirs in sJuIhwra', ru l. II.
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|" rlce nnt r. coutHus u u'lmher
o. mp .rtau' qle-ti"nsc,v ri x NTH
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C 'lle.,ed, g-th-r with III -tatls'lcs
.'htr-d ~ the CELSIUS Ell, m ra,or.,
t Is h p.d to compile bnIIe'in
which Nl compr hen iv. |. show II Q
ex'rnt aud value .f The irr'gnt IN
p It's, thu acs t'ag c llt'va,-.l II I'll
tn IN, and mny o,h,r import =
! .rts rolnrct Il wl'b TIL, du ,r
AS the volume aud value OF tn, Q
statls'ics will d-pend npou tue i',rr-
e-t shown in the il quiries hy tn @
x g"i in th- ell tlvn,iun Of r. -,
tle Direc "'s "arn"s'l. q, =, i 1T
all TO whou he srhr'luIr- ,r. I'D
dr"s~"d "'lI make pr mp, aud re-.
fni reply.
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trirs VI crin,' u'ts whu do hot o.
ceIv" tn a 'irI's W thin Il r-a %
ahl- tim". ar r. q ns'ed to writ. 10
l. u Powers. Chief S'atis,icl4l,. IN
cha'g" f a. sr cnl'ur G. nsns OH
Wash'nHton, y. T. nn,l blanks v
'em ii q to them nt ouc..
"A mlreh' tsiv" compilation f
tn" facts r. In'iug 10 TIL. rnp y
growing hra' rh "f sgrirnlt' r.
h,v" no -mal Il leuc- in til. fun q
proGrees Of rice cultivation in lh.
5 nth, AID tn" Coz 8 qneut devenr.
meut Of large acres uf uew ter,it "
tn. rriu.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
iouDIc In the ONCE.

"Why is q woman like An nn
brrlla" asked the exchange editor.
40 'oraing 10 the Chicago Trinuu".
"Becsuse she's made Of riI III.
attached to stick replied h" il
formation editor. "Why is"
"Wrong, guess again."
"Becsuse she always has to m
shut up when--'
"Na"! You fatigne me-"
because she stands in the ball
and"
NAV! It's nothing about stand.
ing in the hall"
"A womrn ia like an umbr @. |. /" .
cause nobody over gets tho righ
one. Why is---"
Ring off! That isn't the al
swer, either"
"lt's better ono than you'n
got"
Don't you reckon l know whath. +
it il or not9 Whosr connulruu +
this, yonrs or min"Y'
"Well, she's like An umbrella he
oause-it isn't because she tad q
with age, ,s it7"
"You ought to be ashamed OF
yourself"
II am. TIA bacau1" ynn have 10
PIT up when it's clon ~ or threat"
ing--no, that ,al't be it. Because
she's a good thing to hav, in tho
honse. Why ID"
"You're not within fonr counties
OF it,"
"Because yon cau't tind any pocket
In either. Why is"
IN choice. Voc ngain."
81 won't! A woman isn't lik. an
umbrella. There il not the ali !, ,htrst
resemblance. Yon go on with ,our
work and let mo alone"
II knew you couldn't gness it.
It's because she's accustomed &c
reign"
Then the information edity rose
in his wrath, and they WIRE only
prevented from doing mi-chi.f to
each other by rrcmp,--- MT VII. IT,,
nnaxpected--wurk on tho i,ar, >
the labor editor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

IT So C.rolin.. Mt pv u Cal.
h ~ loader b w,s ut ANY tim.
m R'so ut :. II q1"stinnrd and an
en- hrsi,' e hsn II IN. .'ton's III 1915.
al II VIZ 'stly 40 from th,. D. III, :.
CT TIP it, Of vie y. far b. waa nu-
m ted He WAS { .rlhp h ur a true.
"na nrHl l"ah ~ aud hp Id wi
9 nsnnma'e mi"gleI prudence and
ag.r s,iva ,rss.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
For tb,hrt Reasons

From the Indianapolis Snn.]
on ai"'' arqrainr"d arounh h-r.
N h. b" ,"nw usk.h tn" mon -
tn ear II til" mun Oh horse',H K
No."
Il reckon not. done hell. ve TT
X own the hi that RUS past Ah..
q e's shack II was You. Ahs had
h hoss atol.. last week"
But this isn't his horse."
"Yon hou't saam to understand.
l IT aeon IT, !on % at"sln,' hoas.
| s'mr! ! himati : to !on That ut
t r"sr' ''ma \'e h"rp"s t. tp
! ICED nf - hos. i'nrt. bal !
d"t 10 DIAN that road Il | was
Juu.''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
a Dollar = Year FIr &c ,ch Hen
II one cOul ] depend upon N .ki

" one coul depend upon N king
Il net profit Of n dollar y year from
each h.h j. W uld not be II pr fla.
ble work to conduit the poul'r, b al.
n-ss Oh large scale. 1, il p 'ssible
TO make this amnnnt in aom" ia,
s;aDc,s. ard "" hrnr nf mud uN d
cas. 4 WHARF this j. m .le from colo
ny Of on" hrnlr. d or more Bu' 10
make such pr"tt it is necessary
that in,ensive cultura shrnld be
observed nnd 'igi ilv lived up t.. 1t
il III ,re than ik-l that tn" av.."A!e
hen max n 0 ,ly proti, "f half tn q
hm nut. or saI from 60 to rs ren.s
p"r year.
Yet | krw Of 10 ~ Of b "a
that has in tn" last year averaged ~
u"t I'r tit Of : 2o each They w"re
selected l;, l'pwrv-r, and harlly
reurrseurrd what alt tn. b Il. IT ,
farm conIl do There il rx =. l"nt
reason WI. snch u cnlony shor 4 b.
fonul 10y itself. Select from the
farm tn" best layers and put tn. m
glhar in n srparHt" c.lony. Th"n
keep III acc"u t It al tn" "ggs they
lsy Ii f. ~, reason "nn It 'he
hpus shond fail 10 k,"p mp III ir
STANDARD, tax" them ont Of this T. DO
ny ard add thr.e fr,m the gen ral
yard which show q publications. for
tn" select company. This sel"c,iv"
process is an excellent training iu
All, wi & Son just what he' 3 "f the
II OK arr thr b,.at layers, and it nlso
demonstrates pretty frcibly what
can bn accomplished it on W "ds or
those that do not pay NJ" il ,h-
whole flock could he brought mp to
this high stand trd. wonld not the
chauce OF making dollar year and
more per hen he gr ntlr Il
vMcehH In @: !rr to keep even on'
co'ony mp t, RI high state 6 .fli
cheney it will hn nec"senry 10 cnll "u'
from th"ir numh"r AMI q ld new
hluod every year, { r so,ne will run
ont Of Their I,ow"rs OF laying aud
will no l'nger he fit for tn company
they are in. II will he nerrssart to
ra,er more NV hIuo continually TO
keep ny the special c''lo y. Ii Que
il srcc ss'ul in tn - rstab i-h,ng HI
ideal cul"n! .f laSera, II second colo.
IN iii uil then he started THIS one
might br ,st u ln'l w"r in lr
dnciiv less han tn" first, aud It can
be nsrh III II feeder for the tir-t B,
crr!i"g thus poll y through tn"
whole farm, h. chirk"ns will I'll he
grad ii III II short time according TO
their rrotitahl. ness. 20 on" kuows ut
IN o low ohandlr h-iL T reis m ,re
chaucr uf ir. tit III thi' way than hy
le ing the colo irs g. alb INT III
INK Il cu"dit,on, with z ""i, bad n d
Indifferent layers together -Ar.ie
G. Webster il Progres-iv. Faruer
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

The Capital Guy L,n' --ifs Magn,dc mt
Through aud IOc.i ps-srnRer srvtcs
Br'w,e" the sn-i a,f Snuth
and nrhw

Tho s. aboard Air Line Railway is
"a'Iei tb, Capital CT. l. no, because
it "ntrr- III" capit ds of tho s,x Sta' q
| ~hr'h it 'ravrrsrs, .xrlnsivn Il ,hr
at onnl capi,al.' through which its
trai rnn Aold from New York 10
J 'rkSunv'lln aud ra,rra. Fla 1t rnrs
'hr"nyh Rirhmonh. Va, Raleigh,
y {. { lnnh,a. 5 G.. Ala, t.. Ga
NJ "it,, merry, Ala. aud Tallahassee. +,
Fa
| This road will continne t. run the
f,mons Fioriia hnd Metropolitan
L'uited sud the Fl ri ln aud Alta tn
fat mril trains nfforhing the on'y
tprnn.h limited Service dali iuc'nh
i"E Sunday. hrlNe"n y W Y .rk ~ d
+ urId suh is the n ,rtest Iln, hr
t~ en trtsa roilts
These sp'"ndiIll mrArrn trains Of
be SenhrHrl Air L'nr II nlway arrive
|, aud depart from P'nus! 'vHnia
rall"s! stations Il, " Hshingtnr, B Lt
u 'r", P.nlad lrhis arl y W York.
carr, ius Palm us mo.t improved
Yn lmrnt, with utr 1rrlI. q hlning
|ctr service, c c'mpHr' m"ut, draw
my rom aud Observation cara
Ii has Pllmsn sarvlc,. tivr times per
week each VA! fror- Washington to
that celebrated resort, Pieuburs,,
y G.
1t has the short Inc to aud fr, u,
R;"hm nd. y ,ifo X. Portsmouth,. Ra.
l-ish, Son'h RI Pines, Cuh.mnia, Sa
vaunnh, Jr ksonville, Tampa aud
\ lsutn and the principal cl,ie- he
t~.et ,hu SoIth aud + +- II ia alsn
'he direct route 10 A'heLs, Augns,a
sud VI ,cpn.
In Atlanta, airec, cor nec'i,ns are
nad" III ,h. II io' sta'ion { Chattn.
'oogn, y t-hviIl" aud Memphis, .Iso
'"r N'A O'lraus and ull rolnts in
[ SH-. Cahf rhia aud NJ xic0
In hd i'tl II, It Is the only lin"
'prr'tl.S through trains, aud Pull
us' sl""pinI cars between Atlaut.
- ~ Nn f"lk. where crnm ction- ar.
made With th Cd D ,mininn s a.m
-'p C"'up'nI, from Nrw Y 'rk. th..
l. Il NJ I Company. fr M B ZION
ui Prov, se'cr, the N,rf TX nh
"shi''gt II S,taIhhoa, Company,
frou Was inyton, iha b ,l,im ,r.
nd h" n. y 2 IL y Railw y, fro,u
Nv York and PhlIad-lph,a.
Tnr ugh P.llmau ca a also oppr.
"t'l o. q lick schedules hw weeu
j cks lvill.. aud ST.. Louis, via Mon
t'c-llo. AMI l,rt wrru Jark-unville aud
"" ORR ana, in addition to through
rhils with Buffet cha carr b tw. en
) Va"nah and Montgomery
The 'cAl t,Air srrvice j. first clsss
-, III )It c.,uy .ni,nt rch duIrB
fact tEr Seahnard Air Lir.p Rail
Wy will ticket passengers for ary
'"n's, hf 'rdi"g tn" quickest sch.d.
ihs, ii rht train, and mos, COIN
fort abb. service. Ia 900 mile books
-'ld 1T so, ara good fr. m W.sh,,g
TN. d G, over the en,ire s,-tem of
$500 miles iurlud.ns FE,rida.