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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
squirting A Man TO Success.

''There's nothing like giving a
boy little encouragement once
in a while, said u wealthy
downtown merchant the other
day. 81 know l owe a great deal
to remark a Grabbed old farmer
made to me when l was quite
small.
81 was trying to split a cross
grained hickory log, and as our
wood pile was close by the road
side, my efforts attracted the
notice of a farmer, who stopped
his team.
81 was greatly hattered by his
attention, because he was the
crossest and surliestman in town
and never took any notice of us
boys, except to sit in his orchard
with shot gun in his hand when
the apples were ripe. SO ] put
in my best licks, and covered my
hands with blisters, but the log
refused TO split. / hated to be
beaten, but there was no help for
it. The old man noticed my
chagrin.
Hump! thought you'd hev to
give it upn he said with chuck
le.
81 made no reply: but the way
that aX-head went into that log
was a revelation to me. AS l
drove it into the knots they yield
ed. There was a cheerful crack
lie, the gap widened, and soon the
halves lay before me and the
farmer drove off discounted.
"But | never forgot that scene.
When L first went into business
| made mistakes, as every young
man will do. But whenever I got
caught in doubtful enterprise I
rememember that my friends
We're standing around waiting for
the chance TO say: I thought
you'd hev to give up!"
"In spite of himself, chat Old
farmer gave me the keynote of
my success.
So you see that, if a boy has
any grit in him, he is bound to
profit by the right sort Of encour-
agement; and in that connection,
l may remark, a well placed sneer
is often worth more than barrel
of tatfy. Puck.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
sTATIoNEnY FoR rARMERs.

AS the years go by it is pleasing
to note that more farmers write let
ters on printed letter heads and
have their cards on their envelopes.
1t was once thought that no one
could do this unless he was engaged
in the production of some speciality
or breeding some pure blood farm
stock. No one believes that now
Let the farm be named, and then
give that, with the name of the own
er and his postofiice address, and
the business is done. The cost OF
printing is trifling in comparison
with its benefits. = Lanark (Ills)
Gazette.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
THE FEsTIyAL OF FOOLS.

The ''festival Of fools" was a fea-
ture of each new year with the Pa
risians. 1t began on the 1st of jan
uary and continued for some days,
during which all sorts Of absurdities
and indecencies were licensed. This
feast was not celebrated after the
latter part of the thirteenth centu-
ry. Fools or licensed testers were
kept at court up to the time of
Charles ] Q625), but the ancient
feast was never revived by the peo-
pie.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Even to a woman who dressess
well a suit for divorce isn't always
becoming.
You can drive a horse to a
brewery wagon, but you can't
make him drink.
A man must have the key to the
situation before he can wind up
his affairs.
A boy in the family always
comes in handy when the pie left
over isn't enough to save.
The man who never smiles is no
more. to be trusted than the dog
who never wags his tail.
Don't be too free in abusing
other people for being fools; as
you may be one yourself.
Some women seem to think
that the live news of the day is
to be found in the death notices.
The girl who uses muci.age to
keek her hair in curls has been
stuck up ever since.
When a man does anything
noteworthy, he nearly makes
himself disagreeable in looking
for credit.
Some people pick their com
pany. Other people are not sat
isfed unless lthey pick their
company to pieces.
If poor people did but know
how little some millionaires enjoy
their wealth there would be less
envy in the world.
The Maryland Legislature is go
ing to establish an educational
qualification for the suffrage. 1t
would not be a bad requirement
to have in Pennsylvania.
When you are bilious, use
those famous little pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers to
cleanse theliyerand bowels. They
never grippe. Trout's drug store.
A shovel manufactory is a new
industry being established at
Johnstown with a total capacity
of 100 dozen shovels per day.
The plant is expected to be put
into operation early in April
Let us hope that between them
the two great parties in the state
will be aole to contrive a first
class, efficient ballot law, one
that will give no unfair advantage
to anyone and that will make vot-
ing very simple thing.
The lingering cough following
grippe callsfor One Minute Cough
Cure. For all throat and lung
troubles this is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate
results. Prevents Consumption.
Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

In compliance with recent
orders issued by the government,
larger and stronger mail cars are
being put into service on all rail
roads throughout the country.
This action has been taken with
a view to atfording better pro-
lection to the mail clerks, in ad-
dition to protecting the mails, in
case of a wreck.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
LOVES WELCOME.

'Tis only a spock in the distance,
'Tis only sail on the sea,
But now am longing and waiting
To welcome my love back TO me.
lie left me, with heart true and tender,
A fortune to seek o'er the main;
seem now TO hear him repeating &,
In accents so sweet that refrain:
ooodby, my loved ono, goodby, my darling,
Though must leave you my fortune TO find,
Say you'll be faithful, loving aud patient;
Say that I'm leaving true heart behind.
Now nearer the soft breeze Is bearing
That brave little craft to the land, r
And soon once again I'll he standing f
Beside my dear love hand in hand,
And now into port she is steering; =
| see my dear hoy once again,
As open my arms to my darling,
smilngly change that refrain:
Welcome my loved one, welcome, my darling;
Time has not changed my fond love for thee;
II you still love me, say you are willing
Never again to roam far DER the sea.
-Woman's Life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
COUNTY OFFIcERs.

President Judge Hon. S. McC. Swopc,
Associate Judges-Lemuel Kirk, Peter Nor
ton
prothOnotary. &c-F Frank p Lynch.
District Attorney George ID Daniels,
Treasure i-phco Spes,
sheriff Daniel Shects.
Deputy shcri0 James Runel,
jury Commissioners -Da5id Rctz, Samuel A.,
NuCfrusnlth
AUDITORS iohp : Harris u, II. Myers A., ,,
lnmhefson.
Commissioners H. X. Malot A. v. Kelly
John lsncr
ClcFi lrauk Mason
J Coroner
County surveyor Jonas Lake,
County superintendent Glen Chesnut
AttOrneys- W. Scott Alexander }. Nfls1n
Sipes Thomas n. Sloan, a. Men. John tiiD.
M X. Shanner, Geo. - Danlela John l.
SipcS
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Not even the armless wonder
of museum fame could win at
poker without good hands.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

The bill collector should know
the ms and outs of his business.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Additional local trains win leave Harrisburg
duilN. except sunday for Carlisle and intermedi-
ate station. 40 o. 90 "a. m, 200 p. m, Sis d. m
h26 p. lu. ana lilo p. H., also for Mechanics
hur-. ullsburg and intermediate stations at
q. O0 90. ma. and 327 p. m.
Nos: ], aud 9 run daily between Harrisburg
and HugcrstOWn.
Pullman palace sleeping cars between New
Hor,, ana Knoxville, Tenn, on trains / west
and 10 east
Through coaches to and from Philadelphia
on trains and east and and Q west.
Daily.
DUty except Sunday.
ON Sundays win leave Philadelphia AT g 20
p.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

The expenses connected with
the funeral of the late Queen
Victoria, ofEugland, is es timated
at Sl75,000. Upwards of $4,000
was spent in the housing and
entertainment of foreign guests.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
CouLnN,r BE WORSE.

II have here" remarked the long
haired man as he laid bundle of
manuscript upon the editors desk,
"two poems. Which is the better?'
With a weary sigh the editor
glanced over the first he came to,
then laid it down.
"The others the BETTER" said he,
resuming his interrupted labors.
at is mighty queer" says the
Scranton Gazett, show some
people will stand upon their hind
feet and paw the air when some
item of news happens to be a
little off on facts; yet these same
people would not tell you the item
if you ask for it before the paper
was printed. There are some
people from whom you could not
draw a local with a corkscrew-
they absolutely don't know any
news. Butafter the paper comes
out they will say that you are
misinformed about some local
happening and wonder why you
cannot get things straight. y
Bayard Fl. Morrison, analytical
chemist, after examining samples
of Philadelphia water, makes the
startling statement that Philadel-
phians drink 1000, 900 pounds Of
dirt daily. OF this amount 50
tons are organic matter, chiefly
sewage and vegetable refuse, and
80 tons are coaL The remainder
is clay, lime and iron.
The expenses connected with
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
CUMBERLAND VALLEY

Additional trains win leave Carlisle fol Har-
rsourg daily, except sunday, at $50 a. m, 40
Mechanicsburg at GA a. m. $50 a. M, s.12 "a.
nl.. LOO p m., 2.3O p. m, ana 353 p m 80 D. ui
ana t.iu b. m, stopping ut Second street,
Harrisburg, to let on passengers
Trains NO. s, 10 ana run daily between Ha-
geIotOwn and Harrisburg. No. VIII run
thirty minutes late on Sundays These trains
win stop AT intermediate stations on Sundays
Daily
Daily except Sunday
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
Srl iteiDgcs gcbanoling
/ 0jrmmrt.

Zen befenote 5pecialiit i grbfts
iDge (3aring) Or. Saugmann teb
Belle 5ioros Sanaiorium bar / Ga
natoriets ms uoQipne ferite Narsbsz
refining meo9ipet felssnoe @int IL
SDgoommens 6iemmebebanoIing.
Or. SaHgmann er ielo tsIbrebat
for grDftfpge paa ct Sanatorium.
Sans paa Grfariug grunoebe Ninf
piI ogiaa tunne babe getponing berz
oDre. bDor iau mango ounIte fiber at
39ring 6onfumption), enten benne
er meObraet fra 9iemmet ener orost
paa 9iipoiition.
s ben fiOite Del at gogen tales DIR
ON. bporleoes man / 6jemmet ital be-
banole en- 6rpitioag patient.
9oDeobetingelfen for at fda en-
brDitioag iii meo Qloor og Gnerqi II
gre nogst for fin Sbgoom, er, at man
Tiger BAN gefteb ON bens Qrt. Wan
ber dlorig itjule be Dirtelige 5orbolo.
Oette tunne maaite bare uberettigst.
iaa lengs nan aniaa Spgoommen for
ubelbreOelig, men life nu, ba man
beo, al Sbgbommen, mar ben be-
banoles | rette lib Og pda rette Maa=
be, / grumme mango 2ilf9lbe tan be-
brebes.
s mango 3ilf9lbe bill man nu, ION
omtali, ielO / meget fattige 5iem %
unoer ubelOise 5orbolO, tunne bare
megen 6lebe at at iugttage fslgenbe
Regler.
Man luber fjerns aGe oberfsbige
Wsbler, 59pper, portierer og fig
nenoe fra 8areliet, onbringer paii=
entens Seng faalebes, at ben life
ftadr aft for NOR beo 9inbuet % be-
gbnber fda grabbis al D9nne BAN til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Roget uslere Og fora9teIigere tan life
t9ntss.4
9psifaret falot pau Georges un5=
oommeIi9e % patre anTgt, Der Deg
par Spor al Del 9ip. ban baooe fer..
Seq iparser big, at iea -" be
qnnote ban; men ban bleo afbruot n
etbel. Der peobleo uoe at Jig ielo al
5ortpiplelie:
.@ib ou bar bsb / Steoet for!
6nonu / Aftes iao 0looer % ieg Der
/ bette garelie % talte ON big, %
Mooer io9oe, at bun bah Dag II
Pat ON, at ou inart piIOe penoe biem.
% BET Ct paa oenne Maaoe, at BUN
bliper b%snbertl"
6un pe9eoe ben pad 9orbef. boar
@aperne laa, % iagos til George, OR
itoo foran benOe meo iGntet 6opeo:
.Sa9 BET %altIammen ca gaa,"
5ortoiplet Oen6te ban ia bort fra
henoe for at toae 5lugttn; men / BET
famine aabnes 9gren uoefro, % 5rd
Seine itob pad 5qritelen. Snoen
gtbeI tunoe forbinore bet, baboe Nlo=
beren faaet Zje paa George. 9DIeTtas
een faiot no at benbes 6oanh. BIN
-itbrteoe ben imob BAN og iIog beggr
4rmene ON BAN.
Sub oeliisne oi9. min eQen Ncers.
ie9 piOiie 10 NOT. al bu tom tiIbags I'll
mig" uobrso bun o9 tpsieoe ran
tqrlig iIere @anae.
Ober Wooerens bsieoe Sfitfeat
meote @eorge Gt6els bsthmrebe 9Ga
6an FEB frp8teIi9. iom ban itoO oef
meo Moberen / line Qrme.
0lGben par for oDerp1lhenbe fol
5ru 6eine, meb Get ~iIabpsbes benbe.
RerOer, o9 bun iant afmagtig fam
men i Senrsns 5abn.
Gn forfGrbeli9 Sfrnf Qreb Gthsl
5Gnt. om @laoen baDbe orpbt Wo.
oerenl
o8ar benos ben paa eofaen." ZACH.
bun oa beieoe ia o~ereiter neo obsl
ben afma9tige. aStattels. i~tatfe!s
U}ooer. hiln maa alorig faa bette a
DiDe; BET niloe or9be benbe.4
Smitb bopoe benpttet ia al Der
~opitddeoe 5orpirrin9 og bar ubemGr.
let forfounben.
Gtbel baoeoe Mobereus 3in6inqei
meo tolot 9anb. og liot efter III
oaagneoe bun after til g~ebiotbeo
Moosrens isrIte glif ifgte Genn,n.
og Gtbel frat BAN ben til benoe.
oMin egsn elfiebe Ssn." iaaoe bun
smt, o6por bar ieg life lan9tes eIter
big / al benne 3ioi 6porfor tom ou
iaa tent? SO iaa 6leg % mayer.
ION bu er bIepfn2 Men nj ifal ou
NOT tomme big; etbel "a ieq ifaI
pdsle o9 plele Dor egen fare Sreng.
life ianbt2"
% bun peb5lep at tnsIe % fer.
te9ne BAN / lpftelig llpioenbeo ON.
6oo0 Der par forefaloet. Ga bet ba=
reOs lite lanss, Tor @eorge laa poa
anG fotan Wobsrens Qeie. ftiulerte
fit itomiulos anii9t / 5enbss Sijsh
o9 b9bebe bsnoes mdgre 6Gnber
mso fine 6eoe 5aarer.
5ru Seine fit albrig Sanb6eoen At
bioe. 3et par en- 6emmeliQbeb. ION
Gtbsl oe @eorge ~ubrsoeli9 bebclpt for
iia ielo. 9eorqe blep meo 5ioen d
aobt Mennefs, iaa at Gtbel life q
gieblit If @runo til at anqre. at bun
bopOe itjult bans 5OrneOrelie for
Mooeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
ga Spnnen fom bjcm.
Sra Gngelit.

.Sgen en- 5oraring, Gtbtl2 9a
troeOe jig Dog p;rtelig, at ou life n
fere."
o0et troeOe ieg ogiau," ia9oe Gtbef,
Der iao i en- 2eneftol. insieliat med
at leie Seilgarnet ON en- file BATE.
p0et er Dog m~artoaroist bpor 5olf
er elifparbige imob mig - o0erosz
bentlig eiitpRrbise.~
6ru Seine iaa baitig op BED QDoea
af 9atterens Stemme. Der baDoe e
baarbt ubtrpt, ION bun life tenote.
SUN bar en- 6ei Dame, tl9bt / Ssrgsz
bragt. bun pdr gnfe), "a 6enoes IN
figt bar, troos ben DDbe Melantoli.
Der pragebe BET, tpoelise Spor at IN
fDunoen Sfsnbeo.
@apen ptIte ia At beitaq at ct me
get toit6art SmDtte af Smaragoer "a
9iamantsr. 6ru Seine b~etragtsee
bet l9nge, iom BET Iaa Der / fit Gtui
paa ct ltnberlag al bOiot Blsjl; Der
pad rate bun bet til 9atteren ca
fagbe: Oct er meget benligt al On
tet So6n."
YSa, meget Oenligt," gentog ben
unge qige i en- ironiit Zone. .,Dlen
glenn fun life, Mober, at bet er en- ria
ManD, jeg glitter mig meb. 6apoe
Robert oarst fattig. bDoroan tror ou
faa, Ontel 5obn oiloe bape bebanOlst
mig?"
oGt6el. Gt6efl" fagbe Mo6eren +
en- be~breiDenoe Zone, obpor bet Dog
tleber big ilOe al tale faa 6iitsrt."
Gtbel rejite fig baitig, fate fig paa
en- Stammel Deo MoOerens 5ebbec.
greb 6snbes 6aano og trpffeOe ben
t9rlig op til i'm aino.
o9ro mig, lille Mober, jeg ggr life
Ontel Sobn uret,~ iagOe bun; oman
bu er MI en- Sang Iau COB. at ou al
brig fan fro noget minbre forbeIogtigt
ON 5OIt. 9u Deb, at jsg elifer 8oz
bert uenbelig bit. og at jeg Diloe
gifte mig meo BAN, felb ON ban life
eieoe en- eneTte Gre. Wen Ontel
So6n" - bun taiteoe Gtuiet ben pda
ben Stof, bun nplig bapbe forldot.
meoens 6enoes blaa ZINE If ct baarbt
ltbtrDt. oMen Cntel So6a. ION gobt
funbe babe gjort bet, DilDe ben Gang
life r9tfe George en- b~j9lpenoe 6auno,
men LOB BAN gaa unoer - i~tattels
Georgell"
s6enbes blgbe melobiIte Stemme *
en- bebrpbet, beoenoe Slang, od bun
n9bnebe 8roberens 9dbn, % bun pc
geoe ben paa ct life gorb. Der itDo /
ct 9jgrne at 8ereliet, beD9fiet meb
9ruoegaber.
Alt bet oerhenne bilbe ieg meb
@l9be gibe Blot for at bgre ct eneite
Orb fra George ON, at ban l9ngtes
og bilbe fomme biem til o8. Gent,
Mober, ON ban fom / Dag % inben
ret lGnge TAB Der bos os. Seq fan life
fad BAN ub at 3anterne ct eneite 2jes
blit / 4ften; maaite t9nter ban oglaa
paa d."
5ru Seine Iant til6age / i'm Stol,
Og 8aarerne triaeoe neo ao benbes
GinOer.
Seq beber Rut og Dag ON, at ban
maa TONNE tilbage til os; men bet sr,
fom ON Sub life l9ngere bsrer min.
Bonner. Sa, GtbeI, Sang efter Gang
brsmmer ieg ON BAN, Dor batrs,
pragtige Dreng, ION ban bar, inbsn
ban rejite bort. Seq fan life uobOlbe
bet IGngers. 2en9ielen efter BAN
br9ber mig"
Gn pluOfelig Qngeit gennemb9pebe
Gtbel. ba bun fdd op | Mooerens bles
ge. ubtareoe 4niigt, og bun bebrejosoe
fig felD biitert, at bun babbe brogt
bette gmne paa 8nne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

giuar eqterus benuenoer rs Il. sOlt. Der
ousrterer 1 eIaoe;. estea Ior CT .ebs hos oeIn
tn. Tor a ioa Cp!rsn.rqsl ON BET aUertss
tebe, benes be aim omtale oi be i1a
apertislemsntet { oeiie sle 6ei oil pPre
I'll asnfoia Agtts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Roar en- Sur / ,0iemmet gennemfss
res, ct Der ingen 5pipl ON, al ben /
mango 5ilfGloe bil gipe et tiIfrebss
ltiuenbe GeIultat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Gn 8onmorfsreife. 9r.
6arl 3srgenien, iom er en- 0B9ti8
91gmeTier / San 5ronciseo. REFER ON
nogle 9a9e tilbage til 0anmart i0r
at gqite Def gamle 6iem. iom ban lite
bar let / 81 Mar. 6r. Sergenien 6apz
be Iige iuIoenot Gpfsrelien al et p
Stages 9eboeIiesbus pda 6r. Stooz
odros 5arm peb Salmon 6reet, Der
er forpaatet al 6r. 6. 8rep. 9r.
Stoooarb er iaa pei fornejet nee
Sergeniens Qrbeibe. at ban bar ooers
laot BAN 10 M a%ontratter. nemlia for
0pferelien at ct tort mutt geboelz
fes6us paa fin Gienoom / gureta 10
ct anoet 6us paa FIN Gienoom pso
gorberoine. @rbeioet paa bes9e Cir
Der oil blipe p~aabeqpuOt, iaainart 6r-
,Sergenien tommer tilbage.
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2aniteTen"

bllper ienot I'll SubIribeater mbfi1 uotr9..
fslig Cpasslie moeieees al poglpsrae os Al
gelo er tetalt. GoefeHsrtamelle meo d
Eoreuebe Statsrs @oft.oUe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

~
laot BAN 10 np 9ontratter. nemlig Tor
0pferelien at ct tort mutt 9eboslz
fes6us paa i'm Gienoom / gursta 10
ct anoet 6us paa i'm Gienoom pso
garberpilIe. Qrbeibet paa begge Siez
Der oil blipe pa~abeQpnbt, iaainart 6r-
5er9enien tommer tilb0ge.
etqoor frtma6. Oct in6z
oenoige al 6ernbales Oauife lut6eriie
Strife Ct / Oisie Da9e bleoet nDmalet
% oppaoiet oq Ter MI iaroeles mo
6Dbenoe ND. Den banite Strife er Tor
Reiteu ben meit rummeIige % bp99es
lige Strife / gpen. Der er Iaa imalt
Gale ON at opfert en- 9rGfte6olig /
Den nGrmeite 5remtiO. %itriper o9ien'-
On oonif Stoleroobet-
Geoar Sails. Damn meooeler
fslgenot:
Stoleradoet bar ment - iom ri
meligt er - at 8anIterne buroe bare
re~prnientereoe / Stoleraaoet. ga bff
bar oerfor Dalgi Saoelmager 9arisir
til at inbtdge ben peo Or. 6aniens
5ratrGOelie Ieoig blepne 9laos.
Den oanIte 3an6lGge 8. 5. Sea
len tom ben 4. SUM til gebar Sails
"a bar Ieiet noele Imutt ~uoItDrete
9&yeIier opsr u. 5rii5' Butt til aorz
tor. 3et er al baabe, al bore oanlte
@enner bill benbtte ben gione Qnleoz
ming.
Oanferen 9aloemar GbriitenItn
Gbriitenien, bar M mart tilenbez
bragt i'm mGrteIige Soroomreiie, ioet
ban M er noaet til Omaha. 6an
bill fortietie 8ejien paa famine MIaaz
be, inotil ban naar aebenbapn, bbor
ben pil neoft-ioe ge3iren6coegne fra
gtejien.
3if Danmort. mrs. pilz
gaorO fra 6artforo, Conn, er I 5lq.
..Gonn. 5olte6lao" afreit til Dan
mart, 6Oor BUN bill tilbringe 6ele Com
meren.
sra grootipn, q. g., a~freiier /
Sig. qRorOlpIet" f~ornpli9 5abrifant
Carl anuoieH % 9uitru. Sc agter
at opIIao here's gopal / 8anmarf, i
boert 5alb for en- Q~arrGtfe.
vi andre tenbie 8rootlDns Dante
er rejIe / benne 3io, tan nGbnes:
DIR. Qrel Selrung. 8. Is. QnoerIen
cg ben eDige 9eitinbier. 6r. Iiels
@rsn. Der lite bar iparst nogen ulciz
ligbeo for at faa Iolgt be banIfs pets
inoiIte Ter, iOm ban 10 lite en- Sang
isIo ejer.
Dan M a /. ut man [ qert6
4mbob er noaet iaa Dibt meo bet /
mango aar paat9ntte 6o1pital, at
man / Dag, 5orsoag ben 3Ote Mdj,
fan lGgge Sisrueitenen til BET, iiplOes
fsrit og frsmmeit pertb Qm6oBs Dan.
ite, mener oRorolbiet".
Sfuefptller Heumert. -
&gl. bdnft Stuefpiler Glit6 Reumert
antom forrise 5rebas til Reiu gort
og bleb mobtaget at Reprafentantsr
for Stanoinabiit Screening at 1874.
Timber fit Opbolb | Ren Yorf er 6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Oanff auntner. u. 9.
Gen er Ruonet paa en- un9 odnit
aunItner / Racine, 8is., iom bar faa=
ct lin lloodnnelie peo &unfataoemict
/ ssbenbapn, os ION for omtrent i
Gar Iiben tom ber til 9anoet. 9r.
gen bar oaereoe er6perbet fig ct dniet
Qoon for fine op9tiat ubfsrte Walts
rier. DIT er nabnlig qortratmuIeri,
ban bar lagt ifg efter, men ban bar
oQiaa malet iIere a1tertabler. bl. Il.
en- til en- m oanf lutberit 8irte /
aeuoi6a, Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
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9anif=9 l nlcrifanif.

en- ge8opeffe. @rano Sorts.
U. D. SUM 4. - Deb ben a9leaems
itatlige Oratoriife 9Gooefamp", ION
Bier afbolot Der i 9(ftes. panbt 6r. 5.
J. Senien fra ganobruesftoleH / 6dtz
40 ferite YrGmie. 5rpien Shin
Roble fra Wit6ea, 2. ., 6lep Tibet
dnoen Yr2mie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Sfuefpiller Reumert. -
Sgl. bdnft S~tuefpiaer Glit6 Reumert
anfom forrise 5rebas til Reip gort
og bleb moOtaset af aeprefentantsr
for S%tanbinaOiit Screening at 1874.
Timber fit Opbolb I gsp Yorf er Sr.
Reumert | Gig. ,Qorblpiet" 6r. ab=
DOtat Slider 9aniens @eft. 8eb FIN
antOmit til Reip gOrt fl 5r. Reumert
en- 9eltomitbilfen pr. Long oiitante
telephone" fra 5Orenineen Danias
Reumerts aomite | gbicago. J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Den banite 3an6IGge 8. 5. Sen
ZEN tom ben 4. SUM til eebar sails
% bar Ieiet noele fmutt uoitDrete
8Grclicr obsr u. 5riis' Butt til aorz
tor. Def er al baabe, al bore oanite
@enner bill benptte ben gipne Quleb5
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

0antM ag i. ut man I qert6
ambop er naaet iaa bibt meo bet /
mango Qar paatantte 6ofpital, at
mar / Dag, 9orsoag ben 30te Mdj,
fan lag9e SisrHeiteneu til BET, ifblbes
fsrit og fremmeit pertb Qm6obs Dam
ite, mener oRorblDfet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
ReOlttsr: sarah SEMEN

Ente, ID at the Post Office at Blair. Nebts
a. secouG-class matter
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-18

with a heavy roller during the early
spring. and when che wind is right"
burned clean and clear. leaving the
ground perfectly free from all pieces of
stalks, etc.
When ready TO harvest. broom corn very
much resembles sugar cane. 1t has SINH
lar habits of growth and at a distance
is likely 10 deceive the uninitiated. ILL
nos is the largest producer of the crop,
and the area devoted to IL has largely In
creased in the past two years, during
which the price for the product has been
unusually high. The grower whose crop /
have mentioned will realize a clear profit
of 1880 to 5000 for his los acres, the
yield being about ton to every three
acres. The price per ton is from $50 to
$50 and it is thought 500 may be had by
waiting few months. But now there is a
corner on the market and the good
prices quoted are by no means perma-
nent. The advice of al growers of the
crop is to be careful, experiment lightly
with 1t. and weigh we'll market quota
tons before engaging in the production of
the brush on an extensive scale. The
growers do not seem to think the high
prices will be stable. but expect a very
material decline sooner or later. This
being true, it is probable that broom corn
growing may offer no better inducement
than other crops for which there is Il
wider demand.