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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05
HOUSTON.


'Lohengrin" was presented 10 a large au-
dience by the Grau Opera company.
Cooley Cleveland Of Sandy Pant surren
dered to the Harris county authorities for
the killing OF Gus Ogburu.
Meeting OF city council was postponed
until Wednesday, owing to no quorum be.
ing present
Alderman o'Leary has prepared a resoin.
tion asking the entire city government to
resign.
The new steam fire ENGINE successfully
and satisfactorily tested and accepted by
the city.
Silver communion service stolen from
shearn Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. South.
Houston Business League elects deIegat les
to secure the new experiment station.
Houston has the strongest and best fire
department in the State.
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THE FATE OF MISS STONE
is Becoming Secondary 10 the Settle
menl of a Diplomatic Quarrel.
BELIEF THAT THE LADY IS DEAD
Is Expressed in Letter From Student
Who Was With the Party When
Capture Was Made.
LIEF THAT THE LADY is DEAD

New York. November 4.-The hitch In
the negotiations for Miss stones releass
arises from two causes: First, the fierce
antagonism between United states Diplo-
matte Agent Dickinson and Russian Min
lister Bahmetefr; second. the missionary
and diplomatic dIslncllnatlon to acccde to
the brlgands terms. though moderated
says the Samoboy correspondent Of the
journal and Advertiser.
The relations between NJ Bahmeteff and
Mr.. Dickinson are strained to the break
ing point.
RUMoR OF MISS STONES DEATH.
New York. November 4.-The positive
conviction that Miss Ellen NJ. Stone is
dead is contained in letter which has
just been received in Boston from Ivan
RadlIoG, student who was with the
American missionary when she was cap
tured by brgauds in Turkey. together with
Nine. Tsilka says the Boston correspond
ent Of the Press. According to this letter,
the snow in the mountains into which Miss
Stone and her companion were taken ID!
their CaptOrs was three feet deep threc
weeks ago at the time the letter was writ
ten Even in the summer time the snow
upon the highest SUBMITS Of these noun
tains does not melt. The FIRST SNOWMAN
usually comes a about the middle of sep
TENDER ana by the middle Of October the
mountain passes are absolutely closed to
travel.
Ii was the conviction among Miss Stone 5
friends In Samakgv, Bulgaria, three weeks
ago, that she could not possibly nave sur
ylved the rigors Of her captivity until that
date. T 0 re was a hope that Miss stone
might have been concealed by her cap
tors In ihe monastery Of 81. Ivan or Slia
which is near the Bulgarlan-Turkish from
tier and on the Bulgarian side of It. So
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Heard BRYAN in a snowsts'

Omaha. Neb., November A. w 4
closed the campaign in Nebrash
fuslonists with four speeches in
and South Omaha tonight AT z
place Mr.. Bryan was greeted by &
tic crowds. notwithstanding 8 sH'
Tho principal speech was at ~
whore he spoke on National issue
Mr.. Bryan said tonight that m,a
that Nebraska fuslonists would "
State ticket by a fair matorlu
fused 10 make an estimate on e'DaI
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS,
Today's Weather:
Fair; warmer.
scHLEY INQUIRY.

Admiral schley and Captain sigsbee cor
rected their testimony.
Frank b. Richards and George Lynch,
newspaper men, were prevented from tesu
flying in favor Of Admiral schley by the
court
Judge Advocate Lenly introduced numcr
Gus documents as evidence.
Admiral schley's commission, signed by
the president in 1898, was submitted by
Mr.. Raynor, counsel for Schley but it NOT
having been confirmed b. the senate, the
court held 1t was yalueless.
Argument Of counsel was begun, H. Fl
Hauna, for the navy department, opening
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Roberts ANXIOUS 10 Retirie

New York, November AT the service
clubs It is rumored that Lord Roberta "a
anxious to retire, says the London corr.
spondent Of the Tribune He has pevor
intended to remain the fun period AZ tho
war office and he is credited with a desire
10 pass the winter of his days In 0uiat
retirement In india. While thu war lasts
however, It Is almost certain the com
mander-ln-chlef Will not leave his most
reports TO the contrary notwlthstandlng
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Latonis Results.

Cincinnati, November 4,-Sx mrongs ~
Gucrdon. Refer Margaret Time .20ia
Five and a half furlones Mamie Eng.
lish, Lady Brockway Myrtle Dell Time
1913
Mile and a quarter, hurdle handicap
Eleanor Holmes. Sauhcr. Jim Blackburn
Time 9.82
Mile aud % furlnng selling Pretty Rosie,
Barho charley Shane Time 2.0p5
Six turiun-s- Archie, Circus Booster
Time 1;2oI
Six urlmgs selling Flop, Vienna Clark
sad sam. Time 1919.
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POLITICAL.

The republicans were expecting 4 $1,000
EeonFity in Massachusetts.
Democrats were claiming New Jersey by
GyvJ aud the republicans by 10000.
1t was feared that factlonal feeling would
cause trouble in Denver.
Mississpprs campaign was quiet through
out and excited little interest.
The Iowa republicans figured a plurality
of 1900
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Gulfport, Miss, November ~
whose name has not yet been as'
was burned at the stake in fenl
Mississippi, saturday. The q'
which the negro was burned We
Ter early in the morning w
berry was attacked, beaten W.
seriousness and crlminally assaui"'
negro.
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Rnoinn at poualass PARK.

Louisville, November A. Douglass park
results:
Five and a half furlongs -Tremar. Miss
Guido, Ragnurok. Time l.OaN
Five furlongs, selling Lillian NJ, Flu.
gurtha. Trio. Time l0iH
Seven furougs selling Alfalfa lnncndo
Maudumus Tine ,33.
Six furonGs Louis Wagner, Chanterelle,
Flurric. Time l:lS.
Seven furlongs selling Bicar. Dynasty.
Omclia Time i.32A
Seyon iuriongs. selling Pharoah, De
Bmize. Revoke Time 1881.
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Melodran1a.
PHILADELPHIA p

Philadelphia Press. -m..
But. " Kissed the heavy yluA,
pose our plo. should leak out;
His miserable accomplice shlVa'
thought.
But 1t can't" cried the low
emerging at that moment HOE
stage tree, because from now ri
thickens, you know"
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CONNIE RClAL.

Money on call was steady in New York,
the ruling rate being per cent
Coffee futures closed steady with n par.
tIal loss Of points.
Bull activity In the corn pit, aided ny Il
strong cable list. helped an grains.
Prices on the New York stock exchange
were about at a staudstll.
An Intense fog envclopcd London and de-
pressed the stock market
Interest in Tuesdays election lnterfcrcd
with the New York dry goods market,
rendering 1t duh
Cotton values moved upward on account
of the cold wave
The live stock markets we're generally
stronger, except for hogs
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RAILROADS.

The Warren, Corslcana and PaclAc and
the Velasco, Brnzos ana Northern applied
for authority to Issue bonds
Bonds TO the amount OF S3,O45.O0O. par
value were sold on the New York stock
exchange.
The Texas commission ordered hearing
for the purpose Of regulating the operation
OF passenger trains
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YENY OrIEr In RnsrnN

Boston Mass, November No eve OF
an election ever saw Massachusetts guieter
than tonight. Ia the absence OF issues,
IL wa- expected that ouc-third of the ,ot-
ers VIII STAY no home tomorrow and that
Governor W. MURRAY Crane tine republican
candidate, viii Doe reelected by about IO,-
600 majority over Josiah quincy, the demo
crNtLc nnnlIlnIn.
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Democratio Confidence In Nirninia-

Richmond, Va, November 4-Adyicel
from various sections ot the state con-
firm The democratic confidence that m
the election tomorrow the partys state
ticket viii hp elected by a good majority
ana the democrats will return q good WORK
Ing majority TO the general assembly.
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JOHN MORLEY's VIEW.

London, November 4John Morley,
speaking today at Forfar. Scotland. assert
ed that the ordinary annual expenditures
Of the British government had increased
f2s.OOO,C0J during the last three years or
including the suspension Of the sinking
fund, f32 100000. lie declared that there
was a real danger ahead Of the country
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sIeNEp IL Proclamation.

knu Edward Affixed His Signature TO
Document Giving Him New Title.
London. November liking Edward. at
n meeting OF the pnyy council today.
signed the proclamation giving him his new
title as follows;
Edward, the Seventh, by the grace Of
God, Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland and OF the british
domains beyond the sea, king: defender
OF the Faith and emperor Of India.
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Henderson in Iowa.

Independence, Iowa, Novempei !,
or Henderson and Senator Anf1
the republican 'ampalgn here y,
dressing an immense audience
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05
Thirty-One Persons I,i,,,sd

Bedford, Ind, November "A wreck oc.
CURED tonight on the Monon track at the
passenger station In this city I'm which
thirty persons were Injured
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Awarded the Prize al Last

Paris, November 4.-The committee Of
the Aero club by a vote OF twelve 70 nine
today proclaimed NJ Santos. Dumont tho
winner Of the prize OF 100000 francs. '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05

isied n Governor Crane Iecolvos q piurali-
~ Of 5000 The difficulty VIII be in
EeItIng the vote ont.
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~ New Cases Of PIanlle

Liverpool, November 4.-No fresh cases
OF bnhonlc plague were officially annopncoa
today nnd United States Consul Rovle con
siders the situation altogether fayorahie
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REITERATED THEIR CLAIMS.

Optimistic Views Are Held by Both
Sides in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, November 1.-The leaders
Of both the republican and fusion parties
tonight relterate their claim that their re-
spectve candidates viii carry the state,
Chairman Rrcdor OF the republican party
predicts Harris and Potter, the republic
can candidates respectively for State treas
uler aRd supreme court Justice VIII have
nearer 10000 than 100000 majority. chair.
WHu treHry Of tho democratic State COM
W.tfte declined 40 give nrpvr., hut coui-
9eqllN predritd iAa rin 'u.t ~ ta0y "a
Nctlrs enc f0slnl fnnd'duns. Cos @ta.e
ltt eAic' nNH JH1'ire 90 ih' HrmH' 'ur..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05
WASHINGTON.

The official negotiations OF the Hay
pauucefnte canal treaty were closed In
twenty inmates and 1t is now ready for the
signatures
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Piles Cured Without the Knife

Itching Blind Bleeding or protrudln,
Piles Your druggist Win refund vons
money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fails 10 cure
you. 30 cents.
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K K 4 c | WON
Groves Tasteless Chlii Z"
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TO CURE A COlDIN ONE nAu

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund money N II fails ~ e,,r,
b. W. Groves signature is on eacn boz. 25c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05

New jeLecy Republicans Expect 10 600
Plurality and the Democrats COCO.
Newark n j. November AIT repub.
lican state headquarters FRANKLIN Murphy.
the parys candidate for governor and
Vice Chairman L. c. Stokes. today said
the republicans would carry New Jersey
by 1000 plurality. 'e'
AT state headquarters In New Jorse,
Chairman Gorley declared the prosnecfs
were never brighter for democratic sue
cess ana that Seymour would be elected
year she state went republican by 5000.
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ouarreled Owe Town lot.

Guthrie. o. r., November AIT Mountain
Park. town In the new country. Frank
lnnes and Martin welsh ouarreled over
a town lot. fnnes shot Welsh dead Ia
self defense, II Is alleged,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves Tssteless Chill Tonic.
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WARNINGl TO MEN.

Nine men out of ten suT Of @
ONerNok
impairment Of which slight at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-05
Race AZ sohulenhurn

seAuleabars. Texas, November 4.-The
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Want $4,000 Maioritv.

Springfield, Mass, November "A II
Goettins, chairman OF the republican state
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MY LEGAL GUARANTEE.

MY LEGAL GUARANTEE. II j
To fulhn del
which $
~ De certified 70 by the leading banks and commercial agencies
Newton Hathaway. NJ d. 2lO Alamo Plaza, San Ant0sN
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-11-28

The many friend and patrons Of ;br
Arcade Saloon are invi, ed to Taspks-
giving dinner To-Day to be served from
10 80 am TO IN.
AENTT
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THE Mckinley NATIONAL MEMORIAL.
Subscribers to This Fund and the Amounts
Of Their Subscription.

The following are the names Of the
euoscrIh'rs 10 the fund: Henry T.
Dunu, Inn Fl. Devereux, Fraok D.
Aiken, w. B. Cook, M. Brown, 81. M
Miller. n. Kaiser, N Emanu,t. w. e
Kay. W A. Mitchell, C. L. Elliott,
John T TwOomy, Brobston, Fend,g &
Co JAMES s. Wright, T. Newmsu, r
W. VIII ston, &. Downing, Madeline
Downing. Mrs. FL. T. Dun :. J J. Como
ley, j. s'OValI Smith. N. Eikau, A ]
CrOvatt c. MoGarvey. w, G. Brsnt-
ley, w M. Topper, G P. GOODYEAR.
Fleming Il Waff { The above subscris.
ID 81 cam } j. K. Morgnf w. III. =
IiDgsworth, B. Whitfield (5Oc, esch
Total, $50 so
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
How 1t wiz Be Observed by Brunswick
Citizens.

Today is the national day of thanks
giving for all che blessings we have
had showered upon as for the las year.
and 1t will be observed in macy ways.
ThOsi Of a devou turn of mlEd will
attend divine servlces either at the
union meeting at the Methodist church
or their special place OF worship.
The sportsmeD will not fail to take
advantage of a day off from business
and will HE away from town with
dog and gun,
The Naval Militia will enjoy a field
day at st, Simon, accompanied By
many friends.
Family reunions and friendly gath
ings will be held in many homes. apt
the invitable turkey ard oraubsrr,
sauce dir uers will be the order of tn,
day.
The city Cffic1s, banks, custom house
and eli pa bio offices will be- closed al
day, and some OF the business house
and many OF those who do not CLOSE TO.
all day VIII give their employ ees
half hol day.
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n verybody to know that they
u can save enough to pay their
wood and water bills by buying
from me for cash.

sell Granuated Sugar Al lbs for~25c Others give 81
sell White Extra Sugar per ID 5c others h-rge
sell "a lbs Patent Flour for~~~ 55c char&a To
sell los Arbuck!eS Coffee for2Sc Others charge 80
sell good Roasted Coffee per b~~~lIc others charge
| sell Best Bacon per ~~~~~11c, others cha re ~
sell pest Leaf Lard per ID ~ 11c, others charge IL
sell BEST Comp Lard per lb~ 1Oc, others charge II
sell PIcnlc Hams per lb.~~~11c OTHERS oh rye ~
sell Best New Georgia Syrup gal 5Oc 9th RS charge 60
sell Best Irish Potatoes per 800 others 1hrge IS
sell fine Mocha and ava coffee ID 25c others charge g
sell Best Dat Meal 6 lbs Tor -~~~-- 2Sc
l sell Seeded Raisins per lb~l4c, otha5 charge IS
sell Cleaned Currants per lb-~11c, others charge IS
Sell Best Ciron per ID -. &C. other< CHARGE 20
Sell GOOD Broom for ~ 21c O he 5 charge 81
Come, send or ring phone $50.
= [ deliver promptly
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Sparks Circus. No Games Of Chance

Sparks Circus. No Games Of Chance
Sparks circus second performance In
this city was witnessed by good Gro wd
last nigh. This circus contains many
of the good fla uras of the larger ones,
and is especially amusing and enter,
tanning for children. The usual games
Of chance are ooo spcuous by their an
sence, which means much 10 the credit
OF The managem Sparks' circus
shows here again tonight, and if you
wish to see good show for the money
you will find it at the tent Anderson,
Ala, DAILY Hot Blast.
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AROUND TOWN.

Thrf II ERIN * Gl,np county ST.
perior ocurt b gins next Mo. day.
Judge Sparks OF thu City court, has
Issued notice tast jd-ors n attend
srce "a tbs last term # his court
are dIscta g"d for TIE term.
An officer from the U 8. court at
Savannah csme to the CITY yesterday
and served papers on the schooner
Ethyl B. Sumner for damaging the
tow boat Neptune in the collision last
week.
An accident to the engine at the site
Of The new government building yes.
terday will cause another delay in the
work there. New f1's will have to be
put in the boiler and it will be ten days
tN two weeks before the work Of driv.
Jog the pIliDg can be resumed.
Col, and Mrs, w. @. Bcantley left
3. unswiok yesterday, the former or
mis- way to Washington to attend the
appros ching session of congress, and
| Mrs. Brantley to visit her old nome II
Alab ma. They will both return tC
Brurswick to spend the Christmsi
holidays and then 90 10 Washington
to remain during the session.
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THE ARCADE SALOON.

Invites Its Patrons to a Thanksgiving
Dinner.
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GRAND THANKSGIVING LUNCH.
At The Popular Metropolitan Saloon
From 10 a m to Jpn

Our friends and patrons are cordially
invited to partake of sumptious
Thar ksgiving lunch to be served from
10 m to p m. The m .nu will consIs,
Of bsrbecued pig. shrimp salad, potato
salad aud everything n ce for 8 good
d nuer, com snd eaJoy it
Respec full y
Geo A. Newman,
Manager.
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respectfully,
Phil Keller, M4naee1
Te Walter L. Mains Big Show.

Ten das ing tqn rians headed by
Mar ina Lo WAnds, Jr., the wei
knows Brs lillian horsemsn, are includ
ed 10 the Walter L. Main new big fash
ion plate shows, wbloh are adv rtised
to appe' here on Monday Dec End
Vleing with them in daring aud skill
are ten beautiful lady riders headed by
the circns queen. Miss Rose d oktill
A. if this were not enough, there is
Canandalgua, the horseback riding
pony, the first aud only act OF the kind
ever exhibit in circus ring. Then
too. you can see sixty three performing
harses and ponies in ole ring ct one
time, performed by one man. This
is PROFESSIONALLY the greatest numb I
Of trained thorougbbreds ever seen to.
gather, and certsinly the most remark
able exhibition of this character which
has ever been attempted The show lot
is the old show g-oupds foot of Mans
field Street.
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NOTICE.

jurors who were in attendance
upon the City court of BTuAswiok
when last in session need not further
attend upon said cour1 for jury service.
This applies only TO jurors named
above.
This November 26 1901
}. ID. SPARKS,
Ju 'Ge CITY Court of Brurswlck.
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FOR RENr-Furnlsbad rooms, to
gentlemen. SCI, Uoion ST. Double
brick house.
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FOR RENT.-A desirable newly
furnished room with hoard. "N" this
office.
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IN THE WINTER.
tsntsft Plaster ID rstt kssig

Zee aoasfs ard oails nfnssn's pmuas
rlasie7s arc az sncamparslsy lasaaf rsn.
s9y THAN Rny gtAa external " taiNrnah.
Thef rneiieinsl properties rator The ftia
an8 ~ ftg1agAf n ~ sast sfts sissaaf.
They rtiters ard euFe seated cpld
witbosi disturbing he sYsiarn o. upssiians
the stomach. Congh natxtures uttnn nau.
sesss. hsEsaus riAsssrs are med.rsnai IN
The highest ddgrre. and quickest " At.
PLACED en- ths Ghost o. back or on hq4h
81 onoe 10 terigrs oasas. The good eaoci is
fsiiimmoiisssly Ihe rneuesaon Yields the
cough sbeses aud The breathing iinpruVpa
Lang or hranehial Affections 81 kidney
disease. are cared with tho least possible
suffering ADD loss ~ time.
Bcnsens Flesiers are immaasumhly WE
parof 20 BcilAlonna, Strengthening, Cap.
tieua or any ether oombinssion Ia plaster
form. They are also preferable 20 oint-
nlenss. iinisaenis and sairbs.
Benson's Plas,srs have received .Hflg.fEs
1fyissf ams-sss over Eii coinpetsiprsi and
more than 5000 physieiAns and druggists
have declared shem 20 he oae Of tAo few
Trustworthy household remedies. For sale
BY ali druggists. o. We viii prepay postage
on any number ordered Ia tho United
States On receipt a 2se. each.
Be sure you SCI tha gelaiDe Aeoep. 10
imitation or substitute,
Seabrry 4 johnson, Mfg Chemists, NY.
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VALUE tF PouLraY MANURE

My experience with poultry manure as
Q Rsrden fertilizer leads me to value II
very highly, and to endorse what The
Farm Journal says about it 10 one Of it's
last issues:
"poultry manure contains more Of the
oil, ogeneous element in sn available form
than suy other yard manure and Tor this
reason is especially suited to stimulate
plant growth. Its vsIue, OF course, de
ponds largely on the way 1t has been han
died aud kept. Az average sample OF well
preserved poultry droppinss. slie htiy mix
cd with eiited coal sshes, dry muck or 9th
er absot bents, and moist, but not wet, will
ba worth "a to Sc a ton. Clear. dry, pul
veriz,d droppings would have moch
HIGHER value. On the other hand, most Of
DOR poultry writer's are prone TO exsggei
ate it's value and Effectiveness. We ere
not sirsii to spread it 90 the vegetable
aud sma all frat garden pretty thickly 90
TOD dressing. often using oil the manure
prod uced by hnndred fowls during fsli
and winter on less than one fourth OF 90
acre. Sach application has = telling e.
fect."
l believe that the last statement has o.
so repeatedly come from my own pen. ]
ususlly keep on an average about one hun
dred fowls more 10 simmer. less, per
caps 10 winter. bns | am 10 the bsbit OF
using oil the manure that comes from the
poultry house on . sp I OF scarcely more
than . quarter scre. and this year after
year, the spot being used mostly for the
prod uction OF close planted vegetables
lettuce. celery, onions. beetf, carrots, etc,
Besides the poultry drorpings. however,
81 use plenty Of other msnures. both
caemicsl md domestic. on the came spot.
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Tso Millions tor 81 singer ara snuo.lly
"a ported tor tie svest tooth G. Anstiss.
Porto Rec IL ccoiirg Of f.rps. % per
csnt OF them u ftei by their spefs
Tore are still non,hs 10 hsrsess tine,
bat " prsssrt troui.e boiis CsIifofpis
siil have large estesl efeps.
whSiessis tea pl.tti on 900 scres
Of land near Ctsrlsston hss been besu1 BY
. company the, expects evsatnsily TO pot
800. 900 pounds OF tss . year Oh the mar
kst.