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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-16
Irrigation IN Field and Gaeae1i.

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The Department Of Agriculture has
jnst issued Farmers Bulletin No.
1873, containing most interesting aud
valuable treatise on Irrigation 10
Field and Garden" by Prof. +. y.
Wickson. It is popular error to as
sociate irrigation only with arid wastes
sought to be reclaimed. It's useful
ness is applicable wherever the condi.
tions suit and it is subject upon
which our South Carolina farmers
should be as we'll posted as those Of
desert States. In the introduction
the writer says:
Irrigation should be recognized as
an agricultural art of very wide appli-
oability and value. It's association
with the ides of desert reclamation
has blinded the public miudd to It's
value for regions where the need of
reclamation does not exist. Irriga-
tiou is means Of soil improve ment
60 be employed, like other means Of
improvement, when the soil needs
it. Water is the most in.
portant food OF plants, no. alone
because it enters in such volume into
their tissues, but because without it
in adequate amount the plant can not
use other foods in sufficient quantity.
No one questions the wisdom of the
saving and storing of manures, nor
the wisdom Of generous outlay for
commercial fertiliseFs when required.
The same is true Of soil improvement
by means of drainage. There should
be g similar feeling in regard to irri.
CATION.
The most diligeut culture and the
most generous fertilization are often
made of no avail, and actual loss is
sometimes incurred because the farm.
er has not prepared himself to supply
water when needed. The water, which
he could often provide for mere frao
tion of his expenditure for fertilizers
OFTEN toT less annual cost than the in
terest on his investment in under.
drainage, he has neglected to have
ready for use, and he sees the hope OF
return for his year labor and expen.
diture fade away during a sfew weeks
of drought. There have been cases
where water has been stored at con,
siderable expense as a protection
against fire in barns and has remained
unused while some valuable crop was
burning up in the garden. Sucl
losses are largely due to two things
Fret, the notion that irrigation is ol
Importance only in arid regions; nn3
second, ignorance of tho case and
cheapness with which farm waite,
supply can be stored and distributed
It is very important that the value
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-16
cI:allrliiiag Hams.

For one hundred pounds OF hams
take eight pounds Of salt, three pints
OF molasses, q quarter Of q pound Of
5salspetre; dissolve the saltpetre ID
boiling water; mix ell in q barrel, or
in sufficient water 60 cover the hams
swish pickle; they should be ranaes2e:a. -.
~ three days, and after that once )
week They shonid ramaie in piokls
eight weeks, and then smoke them as
much as you like. Every time you
srepack stir the pickle. The ebjcct Of
repackiug ID to have the hams on top
pat to the bottom OF the cask.
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UJNIzE Ell 4
A. Whole Week Of q ravel from Harm to-
Harm. ss
..AslAata { Constitution. .

Bat there viii be precious few al.
yorcements from the GLASS of girls aud
boys who work in the fields and at-
tend to the duties Of home Awhile
back it looked asif the slick-tongued
hypocrites would get in their poison
ous work at every country church, hnt
the country people have awakened 20
the danger and .Ae promise promise 10 good.
During Of the war our Southern girls
wore dresses made entirely by their
own hands, and they were just as
sweet as the world has ever known.
They had song then
II envy not the Northern GIRL,
Her robes OF beauty fair,
But give to me the homespun dress
That Southern. ,worsen wear.;'
The sertiment is growing in the
country around us that dress nor.
Fashion" is not the whole thing that
we were about to get in the habit Of
admitting it to be. OF courae, our
boys and girls want TO dress well and
look sweet, and they do, but the
strength Of self dependence, has got
hold. that it never had before, and
those children who have escaped the
craze OF going to town seem willing to
exert themselves on sensiblei and eco.
nomical lines, recognizing that there
must be work in whatever sphere we
happen, and that work in the fields
and at the country homes is just as
easy and honorable as any other work,
If NOT ahead, and,so we proclaim the
land in good condition 20 what it
might have been. with the pendulum
swinging back to old times and old
time ways. N,
I An q weeks travel there two things
spoken Of SO often that it impressed
us, One Of these things was the
death of our president-of course,
everyone regrets that. TIE other
thing most mentioned was the trial Of
Schley. When she guns numbered at
Santiago we thought that it meant the
healing of all wounds between sec.
.tions, and it did, but here comes fhis
Schley trial that impressss that the
very men who stood by the guns are
trying to devour each other. There
is no use in remarking about the trou-
bic among our heroes. We al, knoW
how abuse has been going on. When
the people in the peaceful country
homes read about these things it.puts
them to studying. At last, on the
farmis the sweet life Of all, and every.
day that comes people are more and
more convinced,
SARGE PLUNKETT.
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AST HWlA CURE FREE,
Asthmalene Brings Instant Reh>f and Permanent
Cure in ALI Cases
Sent absolutely Free pt Posta Plainly

There is nothing like Asthmalene tt
brings instant relief, evcn in The worst
cases. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. 9. +. WELLS, of Villa Ridge,
ILL.,, says: ''Your trial bottle of Asthma
lene received in good condition. cannot
tell you how thankful feel for the good
derived from it. l was slave, chained
with putrid sore throat and Asthma for ten
years. despaired of ever being cured.
saw your advertisement for the cure of this
dreadful and tormcnting disease, Asthma,
and thought you had over. spoken your
selves, but resolved to give it trial. To
my astonishment the t-ia! acted like a
charm. Send me a fuli-size BOTTLE
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AVON SpR1xas. N. " Feh l 1a01

AVON SPRINGS N. Y, Feb. ],
DR. DR. TAFT & Bios MEDICINE ce-G9tmen write this testimonial from
@ Guse Of Asthma NY wife has been afflicted With asthma the
ohand to see your sign windows 1aoth N y
first Of radical improvement After using
one ooe ner Asthma mas and she free from all
am'cteo with ths distressing disease Yours respectfully
o. D. PHELPS nj. D.
DR. TAFT Bros MEDICINE Asthma
Tor ~
relief
purchased fulze
nave family OF four children and for
pest or health This
make such
Feb. 5, 1901 East 129th st. New York Cv
addressing MEDICNE CO.. 7g East 3oth ST.
n " City. Bas Sold by all Druggists. - Sept 4~6m
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# - An ear will be handed down, SO
TO speak. from father to son or genera
tion after generation with compare
lively little modification. Some au-
thorities on criminology assert that
criminals are very apt TO possess pc.
culiar kind Of ear, which is recognize
BILE by an expert in such matters.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-16
Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler,
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai Israel,

Rabbi Of the Cong. Bnai Israel,
New York, Jan. 3, 1901.
DRs. TAFT BRos'. MEDICINE Co.
Gentlemen Your Asihmalene is an ex-
cellent remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever,
and its composition alleviates all troubles
which combine with Asthma. It's success
is astonishing and wonderful. After hav.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-16

To view these Iasses,
As he passes,
Makes him long to tarry,
And, though he's old,
If truth were told
I think he'd lihe to marry.
Butfun aside, it is q most holy i'm
preston that is made upon passers by
seeing these pretty girls at-work. IL
means that foolishness has not got q
hold upon the homes they occupy; il
means chat there will be plenty and
to spare in the way Of produce for
those homes, and it means that the
man will be-blessed who gets one Of
them for wife, that thoy already
bless q father and mother and will bo
blessing to the generations Of the
future: God bless the sweet
girls Of the South who have
sense enough to understand that there
is no disgrace in helping in the light
work Of country life or in doing what
ever their hands fndeth 70 do to make
the home the place Of places, the
mother. the woman OF. women, the
father the man OF men, and dispensing
such cheer. as will keep the brothers
away from the towns 60 bless the land
with o yeomanry that once lost can
never be- regained. &.
The fate Of this country Is in the
hands of It's womanhood. The girls
who remain contented in home life and
engage themselves in making piokles,
preserving fruit, tending the chickens,
milking the COWS. learning to cook and
keep house, TO sew and quilt, and all
the thingsof home life, will save the
land il it is saved, and I know it will
be TIE signs s.; arc good, the pendulum
is svinging back and it will crush the
silly who Save placed She strength Of
woman at other places than the home
and the duties of motherhood. The
pretty girls who pick cotton nov, as
we see them doing. give the greatest
encouragement thai could be gi-sa,
no.sin tbe nrefitsee slsss;r work, but in
heproof that there yet tremainssense,
freedom from foolishness that saps
their charms-that saps the virtues
which make women so dear to the
hearts Of men. These; cotton pickers
of to-day strike US as being such ON
earnest Of good sense that we can
think Of them in no other light than.
&c the Future queens OF the homes of
the South, loved and lovable long after
the silly followers of fads skall have
faded in ell that is charming to man, !,
to NOPE through the last years Of their
life stepped ID regrets and olouded
with Loneliness. Some of these silly
fashionables will marry, as theyl are are
MARRYING. but every day finds the fling
Of divorce proceedings and The grant
ing of alimony and dslawyers fees has has
begunt 70 strike the people as disgrace.
full 20 prof ession from ss,whench has
sprung a judiciary that has never lost
the confidence o2 the people, even ven
when preachers are short and corrup-
tion rampant. I'd Justice SO Is progegs
sion that So hold o Is confidsnce off
the people, this alimony sogetEsr
with lawyers fees, should be .ourtai;l-
edit has begun to atrix xe the people
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
CITY NEWS.

Economlse by trading at the Economist,
II will pay you to see Hall q Learnard
before purchasing a piano.
No tuberculosis p%reseryaline or c%oloring
in Matthews Jersey milk.
Simon Stern. the Railroad avenue, clo-
thier, for made-to-order clothes.
See wlndow display Of the new fan
black dress goods at the Economist.
The Whitson Music company will sell
you a himball piano on payments as low
as $3.50 "A week.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. lie has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
WIN buy a horse and buggy at right
prices. Apply 10 Mrs, j. 5. Moloney, III
south Walter street.
Blank deeds TO lands and lots ON the
Albuquerque land grant for sale at this
Office. Price, 10 cents.
FOR sALE-Caudy and ice cream mar
ior' doing a good business. sickness the
reason for selling Address e. this of
flee.
Large nicely furnished room. with board
In small private family; gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen preferred. i8
south Edith street, Highlands.
We have direct outlet for stocks and
bonds, Wnl nance any good proposition
you may have. Tho Mayne C.. T.. Parker
company, 20 Grant building.
When In search OF a shoe that is not
all style but has good wearing q%uaIitic,
besides looking dressy, buy a western
made shoe. This Is particularly true IN
the case Of children's shoes. We hay,
just received a line Of boys shoes mad,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

Hal. o.. 1900
80 "e"', vas iounu 'ute yes
smith &, tho sou,,n,, ,ar, -, ,"ln'
and wns arrested NJ AL -
refused In nrosacu,o n,d Fraauan n.,.
turned loose
,.
,o. 80 ~ n"o", '"e pis mem,
-. siooe'S urn oi
,,., -" III asa'h III TINS
wy ''o" h"s 'esas'
WI, '' n'.u an important meet
,a,ur., -, ., 'ea"'' mSsoc'a'ior
$3.50 :" Nv o"'oe vi the
''" 'N'"' s'ree''
~ couple OF new electrical reflectors
were oeihs placed In the display windows
OF i'eoh Is sterns big dry goods store on
west ifailroad avenue today. These are
the only WINDOW reiiectors which are in
~ out " s propapie other
,.t,, - ""' soon edu'p 'he'r stores
80 ~ "'P"'"'uS'
carpenters are at work repairing the
uamase zone To the residence OF william
farr on south Edith street by lightning
last saturday night. The chimney was
knocked over ana several holes burned In
the room Mrs Farr and children were
III nome when the house was struck, anc
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

OF western tanned elk calf In n western
shoe factory. We consider them extra
good n recommend them to everybody
desiring to reduce the amount OF their
children's shoe bill.
G. MAYS POPULAR PRICED SHOE
STORE. 2S WEST RAILROAD AVE
Or. W. V. wolvin, dentist. In Grant
building. has both phones.
WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Call at 13 South Arno.
Try on one of those new style hats
at Mrs. Cowell's. West Gold avenue.
Latest designs In millinery can be seen
at Mrs. Cowelis on West Gold avenue.
WANTED-Glrl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. Emil Mann. No.
2i North Edith street.
For hay, grain and choice groceries go
to J. +. Palmer, No. sol North First
street. Pure cider vinegar at 25c per gal
Ion, delivered anywhere In the city.
seventy-hve overcoats left in pawn. just
as good as new. will be sold out at low
prices. The first to come will have an OPP
%portunity to select just what he wants.
II. Yanow, pawnbroker, 2@ south Second
street.
Mrs, Isola Bambini, at her parlors, ut
the corner OF Railroad avenue and Fourth
street, Is prepared to give thorough scalp
treatment, restoring the hair, do hair
dressing, treat corns and bunions, give
massage treatment and manicuring. Mr..
Bamblni's own preparations for restoring
the hair, complexion cream and lotion
for gentlemen after shaving, have been
pronounced the finest and best made.
Give her a trial.
For Sale Cheap-Market garden. 50
acres, one mile from city OF Albuquerque;
high state OF cultivation: orchard OF 5OJ
trees; two acres OF strawberries; a stands
OF bees, horse, COWS, chickens. wagons
and all farming utensils. including a first
class sorghum mill and evaporator and
household furniture good story and a
half brick house and necessary out build
ings. Inquire OF Linder Watts, Old Albu-
querque, n, NJ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

Fine clothes cleaned and dyed by Mrs
Fuller, room T. over 3l5 South Second
street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

AFTER Il VISIT to Winslow relatives, Mrs.
d. H. larshall has returned to the city.
Hon. w. e. Barnes of Colfax county
was here yesterday. going south last
night.
\. Singer, representing the wholesale
dry goods store OF Grunsfeld Bros.. is
mp north with his samples
j. A. Harlan, superintendent OF bridge
and buildings on this division OF the
Santa Fe, Is here today from San Mar
cial.
"a m ,
voyor. who was down the river on a
hunting expedition, has returned To m.
city.
Mrs Rarhara rtuh,o,, s,h,,u,., =,
surg,cot on.ra,t.. :"
moval of a superiiuous growth ON the
eyelid.
j. w. Akers n voIi k,ow, ot,,,o, -,
| Santa Fe. IL here ana soys a hI. oro,,,
win attend tho foir ,ram, ,ha ,ua,
capital.
Charles T.. Mvors n, T. 7 pos, O. ~,
wns ,okon sicL yos,or,av aranns 80
compelled IN 90 IA his hono M a. ar
| RICH, today ~
A tumor which ,os
the Ioft arm a, ME- ~ cu,s W
| time was skiu,nIIy raroo,,a, ,~,
by a local surgoon
night m. nos,omca ,oa -. 800
| ornbIv and roy IooLs III ,a,,a"aa.
red Grand Army a,y
nh 40,
" u, "iNe a
I" ~ " iocai SHOPS VINO un-
saturday 10 ronor,", as ~ '"a'
arirg '' ~
a. II arWei' the county surveyor and
'"t'h'er' VINO mas peeh IN the Held the
r'.. n'oh'h OF TWO with the santa Fe
central corps OF engineers, has returned
oolohei martin D Ilerney' the street
'"'n"'ss'oher with MS FORCE II busily
e~"s'seu 'hese uays IN putting the streets
W soou oruer since the heaVy rain last
'"'u'u"S hisht'
The ladies' of the Lutheran church will
nave II conee soeiai at Z O'Clock Thursday
.t'er"ooh' oe'oper ~ at the home or
Mrs' L. Albers on south Second
s'r'e'' rriehus are invited
Colonel W. $. Caine. United States ex-
aininer of federal officers. who arrived
In the city on Sunday night, was engaged
III the WORK OF auditing the accounts
VI 'hiei Marshal u NJ FORAKER today
The local lodge of Eagles will tender q
reception to the "Finnigan's BAH" COM
pany tonight after the performance. The
male members are all Eagles. Wednes-
day night the Eagles of Albuquerque will
"'''nu 'he sho" IN a body'
w, Il. Pitschke. Il linotype machinist-
operator OF this city, who took In the
Mountain and Plain festival at Denver,
returned to the city last night, and he
says that the festival this year was the
srandest best of n given the past
-" ''"''
Mrs O. W. smith Is here and Will visit
albuquerque friends for a few weeks,
me lady IL the wife OF the superintend-
'ht OF motive power for the Santa Fe
racine George w. Smith, formerly u
TINS city, now stationed ut San Bernsr-
dlno, Cal.
me corner lot OF j. X, Armijo. at Rail
ROAD avenue and Fourth street, now oc-
oubIed by ilield Bros was sold the
o'her day to Miss Emilia frisarrl, the
consideration being private. 1t Is under
stood that the new owner will improve
the property during the next year,
The Laguna L.ithograph Stone COMPANY
expect 10 make an exhibit OF fine litho-
sraph stone both dressed and rough at
the fair. This IL a new product not only
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

III, 5, knight, who has been on a visit
to the western towns with the advertis.
Ing car OF the Territorial fair. came IN
from the west on the No. $ passenger
train last night, the car following him
on a freight train at IL o'clock. Mr..
Knight visited all the towns as far ives,
as Ash Fork and states he posted tn,
country thoroughly. He worked SC
hard that he lost about twenty-five
pounds, and the bay sindow' which h,
was In possession OF before he assumed
the management Of the advertising de
partment OF the fair has almost entirely
disappeared. II is the opinion OF Mr..
knight that "A big crowd will attend
from the western towns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
No Quorum,

Owing to the lack OF members to form
n quorum there was no meeting OF the
school board last night, Nevertheless,
those who were present discussed edu-
cational matters just the same In an in
formal way. The superintendent reports
that the enrolment OF scholars is In
creasing every day and that 125 more pu-
pills are attending school this year than
at any previous term. Thu new school
building will be opened for scholars on
Monday, October q.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

Dress better, and pay less, Leave your
order for a fan suit with Nettlcton Tailor
ing agency, 2l5 south Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
ALBUQUERQUE AND JEMEz SPRINGS
STAGE.

leaves from Trimble's stables ever,
Tuesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock a
IN only line with a change Of stock on
route through In "A day. Bath house opcr
all the year, Fine winter resort. Tick,
cts for sale by W. l.. Trimble & Co, Al.
buquerque, j. b. BLOCK, Prom.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

one of those new horses which W. II
Hahn had shipped to this place from
Kansas city was purchased by the fir,
department this morning, and today Cap.
tain sutherland was at work teaching
the animal his duties, The city council
at its meeting last night authorized the
hre committee To purchase the horse at
a cost not to exceed 500. that being the
price paid.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
THE MAZE.
William Kieke. Proprietor.

"uR meats are tender n uttrag
tive; they look nice and are mic,
~ When q see them you win nc
tempted 10 buy; when you buy you will
he sure to CONT again, Kansas city and
native meats, each separate kin has IT
desirable points; We have an kinds
Remember w" receive fresh FISH, frcsl,
Holsters and patent case oysters by ex-
press every morning Ia the week. Try
sedswick creamery butter, 2 lbs. for 55c
The San jose Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08
THE DAILY CITIZEN
ALBUQUERQUE, OCT. 5, 1901.


Our selection Of over 1000 fall ami
winter samples. comprising all the
fashionable goods for gentlemen's
suitings, fancy vestings. overcoats and
fulldress suits. are ready for your
inspection. Our teiloring and styies
are u~nexcelled and the prices talk.
Nettleton Tailoring Agency. 2l5 South
Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-08

MOTHER lot OF good sound cook.
Ing apples Just received. &c ID
NJ while they last, Patent case oys.
ters' perfect In flavor, received fresh by
express every morning in the week, 25C
pint solid measure guaranteed. Fresl
fish and fresh Holsters tomorrow at the
San Jose Market.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-22
WOel'ul Ignorance.

Farmer-See here. you. You remem-
Der putting two lightning rods on my
barn last spring. don't you? Well. that
barn was struck six weeks after and
burned down.
Peddler-Struck by lightnin?
ut was
''In the daytiHleY'
mo: at night
Must a been a dark night, wasn't
IT."
eyes: dark as pitch"
"LantprnH hurnin?''
IVY hat antprnS?
r"Ddn't you run lanterns I'D 'cm on
dark nightS?''
"Npver heard Of anything like that,
'Well, if yen don't know enough to
keep your fightnn rods shown you
needn't blaine me. Glang.' New
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-22
List Of cclatriputcrs, - .1e.

The following is list Of those
who contributed to the amusement
association tor the past week Of
amusement.
Johnson's Pharmacy, 'unge e.
Beck, f. \ OrdWay & Go, r. &.
Geyer, A. S. & L. Z Ruggles, u.
p. Kelley. w. d. Bruhn, L: G.
Hutiines, @. E. Peck, j. W. Jones.
A. Winestine, F. B. Thomas, A. II.
Root, S. S. Thomas. [. l. Chandler,
Ralph Chandler, w. E. Giles
Strin ger, Patch & Bro, G. h. Hayes,
Leavett, Leon St. John.
The amusement association are
very fsreatfuI to those who helped
them, especially Mr. &. S. Fisk,
who ably assisted them n building
race track and otherwise during
the week.
The entertainment on Saturday
night should have been a repetition
of Monday night, but owing to
other side issues gotten up with no
other view than TO detiriate, the
attendance at the hall, was not
quite the success Of Monday night.
But the few that wera present
were entertained to their salts
faction.