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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Grobher,o9thum.
Nus ser 6auptitaot

Sie %1le6ernabme Ses 8astuerfes
Snrdl bic Staot puroe in Ser Sc
meinoeratbslisung pom Samstag be-
ihloiien. 8egen Die llebernabme
itimmte MIR Serr Souiie, Die $50.
@ariiie uno Serriees e%ntbielten ii6.
Die Stabt miro an Die @asperfge-
ielidaft Ddbreno ber:aft Sabre, Die
Die Gon5eliion nod az luuien bate,
cine idbrli6e Gente BON 100000 ST.
be5ablen. Die ltebernabme beginnt
am 1. Iugult. Sn Dem geridte, ben
S6offe Ybilippe iiber bic Srage aus.
~aearbeitet bat, iagt er unter @noerem,
oaB ole GrDerbung bes @asDerfes
Die Stabt IN Stano iette, ibon beute
an Die grridtlmg elmer eleftriihen
3entrale 81 oenfen, pelte ben
Strom fir cine eleftriihe StraBen.
balm iiber Die ueue Bride liefern
miro. Shpierigfeiten megen Der
Seleuhtrng I'M 9abnboipiertel be.
itanoen nlht. uno eS tonne oesbalb
az teinem Bro5eB fommen.
Sieier Sage puroe ole % Sabre
olte, I'M .Wfiiudener &ino'l" beoieu.
itete &inbermugo gmmp Nrenot Der.
haitet. Weihe ihrem 2isni4hsxxa nah
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03

Sabre alt obne Stanb, gbeirdu bon
Wfifel Gleien, Sramipopbeointen.
80: Slorentine Gatburina 0reden
II Wonate alt. 1. Idi: Wuriu
Wfeiid, 80 Sabre oft, 8diherin, ebes
Los. g.: Maria Suite be Sc1It.Slis
bert, 56 Sabre alt, Hentnerin 8itt.
noe bon @iaibroro Subert Gltgen
Saur, 9eamten Der fran50iii9en
Sitbabngeieai6aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Am Kapp 'em allies danzt ~verschwom-

sen,
e sacht erbei sci lange Track.
Den Heng? e Preiss? 'en as WI
Stroossen!
Sc hui sech 10 gebrigelt Dack."
Hee' konnt am Kapp sech glad net
reimen,
Dat Prenzen Heng wir gin e Preiss,
An dat Ike Mensch hee VOLT verse;.
men,
An dat sail luwe' vie net weiss.
Beim Undohn hee' sech greilech tom.
melt, F;
Welt haut sech botzen extra schen.
Hee' WELT net kuke' vie verbommelt
Wa Premier Heng hee' sollt gesen.
En- heldt och mat sci Mettechees-
Eng Kuscht ct as an drei ri Fer
Dat durft belief hee' net ~vergeessen,
N est an EN- Hotel dach net ger.
Am Wuodeklepper Sc 10 hannen
Zwou Teschen, ganz gewalteg lang.
Do werd de Lonsch seng Platz scho'
%fannen,
Fer dat as him keng Grimmel. bang.
An eng Tesch d'Kuscht, deer an de
amer;
Dat MIGHT 10 grad e Gleichgewiegt.
'Su huot heen allies beienaner;
Fer unzereken hee sech riecht.
Hee' get nun, mat gewexter Stievel,
Eur Hand de Stat nam gelle Knapp,
GAM stolz a stots erof den Hiewel
Oh Neiork zou, a schnellem Trap.
Yum Wuodeklaepper d'Tesche'
schwenken
GAM ~schrecklech, vie am Tur eng
Klack.
Wat sollen d'Leit derbei sech denken,
Wa sic gesin dee Bompelfrack?
Ma diaper drop hee' fortmarsche'ert
List bomple', wat do bomple' WELT.
Wat d,Leit och SON, dat heen net
ste'ert;
Hee' spuort derbei dach eppes Geldt.
Eft WELT 'em zwar net recht gefalen:
Dat Bomple' kukt verdeiwelt wescht.
hee' secht wuol dLeppe' festzehalen,
Ma d'Tesche' bomple' grad vie
d'ascht.
seng Kuscht, seng Fer, sc Happen
d'Wuoden,
A munchmol hart; hee' spiert ct
goud.
Heen huot sech dach e Kreitz geluo.
den;
Ef hoelt 'em bal de game Mout,
Ma endlech, an 'er Mass WI Menschen,
Kun glecklech gu Nelork heen un.
Hee' riecht nu' schnell sech Krag an
d'Haennchen,
Setzt oh dem Knapp zerecht seng
Dunn.
An emmer mach fresch Lett ukommen:
IT sen Heren, Damme', Joffere' guor.
An emmer mach d'kanoune' brommen,
Dergleicnen huot hee' ME erfuor.
"An allies dat dem Heng zu Eaher!"
-Hee' kann dat emol net verstohn;-
Dem Prenzen Heng, deem an der
Leher,
"Seng Fro'e kemol konnt OLSON!
"E Preiss re gin! Zu deenen halen!
wat as damn do Gewalt'ges drum"
De Saach, de WELT EN- net gefalen;
Hee' kent nun emol net derfun.
'Su denkt ZEN u verschidde Saachen;
Vergesst bal ganz drop WI ZEN as,
Bess hee' geseit zwou Joffere' laachen
Sc laachen senger ganz gewass.
Sc weisen hemlech OBJ seng Wuoden,
An allies laacht a kukt dohin.
Soil heen oh eppes vleicht getruoden,
Dat heen am Eefalt net gesin?"
Dat Laachen hee famees g%ene'ert:
Ne get Q vie e Kriebs 'su rout.
CAM schnell heen huot sech emge'
ke'ert
A greift verle'en no dem Hout.
Och hannertsech hee' kukt yerstuo-
len:
Seng Been, hee' mengt Sc wire naas.
A MAS sc sen bes ganz OBJ d'Suolen
A geel derzou: Dat as Ike Spaas.
Yum uowe' ganz erof sen d'Wuoden,
VIE wann e Kand sech wsscnt ge-
maacht-
Mat denner, geeler Fart beluoden.
An duorfr huot all Mensch gelaacht.
.Wouheer de- geele' Schmotz mag
kommen?
huot emmescht him gespillt e
Strech,
"An mach derzou e rechten dommen:"
EN- d'Herz erem ct guy 'em wech.
Korjies! geel Drepse' fallen emmer
Vun ennr'em Frak an engem Steck.
Verfext, De Sach suguor get schlem-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03

KE Schwartz KUoDER,
AVER
=
E GEELEN DUODER.

D'Kanounen all zu Neiork brommen.
An d'Strosse' Sc gefoellt mat Ledd \
A jidere' secht durchzekommen.
Ne buort an drekt a stest EN- d'Wett.
DIN Hudson dausend Scheffer kreitzen
A. fuore' last enen zefrecks.
Ianz obgeregt d'Matrouse' jeitzen;
Bal as ct Eescht, bal och Gegecks.
All Fendie' sen haut ausgehangen,
A. loesteg f1add'ren s., an dem Wand,
U klengen an u grousse' Stangen;
Verkene' Fred dem game Land.
Oh! wal en- Tute', Peife', Blosen!
W. Schef, Fabrek, vun iewerall!
Dganz Weldt de schengt OBJ emol
rosen,
Schengt schausech gin OBJ Knall a
Fall.
D'Kanoune' sech UNI Brommen halen;
Um liver stet eng Menschewoul;
A MusiktGn durch d'Loft ~erschalen;
II kukt allies hin nom %grousse' Poul.
Wat wellen haut dem all de Aafen,
De massenweis UNI liver stin?
Sc moechte' wuol e Vurwetz kafen.
Wa wellen s. egentlech gesin?
e weisse Niger? Sos e Loemmel?
Den Deivel WEIGHT nam Zacke-
schwanz?
E geele Knob? E schwarze Schoem-
mel?
Vleicht get ct och en- Hexendanz!
Ma Kleng a Grouss Besched scho'
wessen.
Sc SON, den deitsche Prem klein un,
Den Heng! 10 dee WELT Ike vermes-
sen
En- echte Preiss, mat Kreitz a Fun.
III.
Fer sech eleng a sengem Haisjen
Zu Jersey, bel Neiork, ON Knapp,
Wunt fridlech, vie an enger Klaisjen,
e Jonggesell, e gouden Dapp.
Hee kacht a bracht sech solver
d'Zoepchen;
As oft zefride' mat 'er Kuscht.
Heen heldt wuol dannentwann eng
D~roepchen,
Dach NEST fresch Wasser fer den
Duscht.
Rond EN- seng Haib huot heen e
Gaertchen,
Duor PLANET e. Gromp'ren an Zalot.
A wat e soss mach branch ON Herd
chen,
Heen zillt sech allies fer sci SLOT.
Eng Butsch yum Kafi liewert d'Mel-
leon;
A get Sc keng-hee schwarz 'en
drenkt.
Fresch Fer en- Dickelche' leet voel-
lech;
Am Schoschteg och eng Haemchen
henkt.
Gesellschaft haelt e schwarze' Mipp.
chen
Mat kurzem Schwanz; hee nennt o
Supp
Hee giev he besser nenne' Stippchen:
De Schwanz as kleng, a kleng de
Mupp.
Eng KATE am Haus durf och net
feelen,
D'Familje' wir 10 soss net voll.
Ma Freesse' get ct fer Sc seelen,
Heen denKt wuol: "Meiss Sc fenken
SOIL"
Do setst damn Keetzchen oh der
Sauer,
No Meiss re biechten Dag an Nuocht.
Erwescht Sc eng, damn as keng
Lauer,
Huot muncher Maus den Doud scho'
bruocht.
'Su leeft hee glecklech an zefriden,
VIE Gotterher a Frankereich.
Huot heen och winnig yum h%einiden,
Heen denkt sech lever d'Moosse'
reich.
CAM stoell fer sech an z'rekgezugen,
WEISS kaum heen eppes vun der
Weldt.
Wat d'Zeitong brengt, as oft gelugen,
An duorfir hee keng Zeitong heldt.
Dat as d'Idee' yum goude Jennchen.
Me dat ct Onrecht ganz a guor,
Dat huot yum Schuod de leve Maenn-
chen
Am Leeve spider wuol erfuor.
To sutz e grad beim warmen Eer-
chen,
WI uoven drop de Kafisbietz.
Heen tiermt a patscht derbei sci
Kleefchen
"A sahlupt vergnegt e Glesje' Vietz.
Do haert ZEN Tabasch ~dobaussen.
e kukt eraus. wat soil dat SEM"
"Wuor laufen haut damn all de Schaus-
SEM"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Dereiniete Staaten.

Sramfiort, Sans, "a. Mai 1902.
@ertber Serr 0onner!
9obier itarb am 8, Wtat, nm 10
rtbr Ibeuos, mebrere Mtale moblpers
ieben NIT ben bl. Sterbelatramenter,
nah l1ngerer 4ranfbeit. Srun
SranS Gera, geb. Bait, i'm Sitter BON
90 Sabren. Die 8eritorbene lpnroe
am Is. OCTOBER 1882 gu @aiierbiaig,
2uremburg, geboren nno itloB i'm
Sabre 1855 nit Dem lie iiberlebenoen
| @atten Sran3 Bera III 9tieoeranpen
oen 9uno fiir's Seben. SIM Sabre
1885 fam Die Samilie nod amerifa
uno lieB iih in Chicago nteoer,. mo-
lie bios aht Wonate blieben. Son
bort 5ogen lie nab 5ranffort, Sans,
mo tie iit bauerub nieoerlieBen. Die
8erItorbene mar cine multerbatte,
edit hriitlihe Satin uno @tutter,
uno BEL Mlen, Die lie %fannten, lehr
aeadtet unb seliebt, uno itarb er-
| nebcn in @ottes bl. @ilen zines er.
baulid)en Sobes. Sic btnterlaBt
ibren ,9attep unb flint ermodlene
ainoer, bier S6bne nno cine Sohter,
gtifolas unb Sobann bon Gbicago,
ST., 9eter, Matbias inb Srau anna
Sbpne bon bier, melhe ale III enten
9erb1ltniiien iino uno an ibrem
Sterbebette waren. Gas gegrabniB
iano am Sreitag, Den 9. Wtot, pom
DER ct. Soiepb's. Stride aus, mo- Elm
ieierlihes Heauiem fir Die Seelen
rube Der 9%erltorbenen celebrtrt
purbe, unter GROCER getbeiltgung
uuf benz fatboliihen 8ottesader ltutt.
Woqe iie ruben IN Srieoen! Gen
trauernoen Sinterbliebenen unler
9eilei0!
ll6tungspoa
-. S. IS.
Nollingitonc, Winn., 81. Wai 1902.
@ertber Serr 8onnerl
9abier reihtcn iih Serr 8eorg
Ripers uno Sri. Hoia 8er5emann Die
Sano sum @unb fir's 2eben. Die
Srnuung poQ5og Der bot)m. Sater
90. G6mit in 8egenipart elmer
aroBen @nSabl bon Serpuubten uno
gefannten. 8iel Slid uno Segen
aum 9unoel
@G6renb Der Sriibmeiie am letten
Counting (0reifoltigfeitS Somtag)
wurne in Der bteligeu Stride Serr
0ic. Srommes bon einem Ser6lhlag
aetrofien unD wurbe oerlelbe ais
9eide nab ieiner @pbnune, lpeldle
er Dor faum 5ebn Wtinuten geiuno
unb munter ~pertalien bate, surlidge-
braht. 9as gesrdbniB fano am
Mittmod bon Der bieiigen Oreifaltig-
feits. Stride aus, ltatt. Moge er
ruben in Srieoefl
@dtungsoon
t.
Gerr Better Sctmet, elm Merider
4ino, tpeltes friiber cine 8trtbIhaft
an Roscoe StraBe, Safe Siep (Gbl.
caao) betrieb, bat ieBt IN gto. $50
Glpbourne Ipe., (nibt Hoscoe Ctr,
pie iriiber beri6tet), cine 8irtbiboft
nit Goncert.Sa eroifuet, no ieoen
SamStaa nm 8 llbr elm Concert ltatt-
fiubet. 2urembureer merit Sud
oaSl Eeter lit elm fulanter @irtb.
Der aurora Solfsfreuuo" be.
rihtet:
- Die bieiigeu 2urem6urger Nic,,
1beooor uno Wti6ael @eilano, welbe
nm q 9fprii nou Stem 9torf n1IS zine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03

@eburteu.- %. April: Saul
Srans auguit, 9. b. Nifolaus
Wiiaer, Steingutfabrifant. 90:
Selena Maria, &. b. 9eter 8alllus,
9Gder. 81: 8arl gmil grnit, 9. b.
grnit 2eclerc, Subltitut bel Der bieii.
Gen Staatsanpaltihaft. 2S.: Sole
pbine Suianna Simone, g. b. Safob
aapier, Sroieiior an Der Hormal.
lhule; Wtaria, 3. b. Sobann Maper,
Subrfne6t. 80: &arl Soiepb @. b.
Sob. Yet. Mi6els, 8auunternebmer.
Seiratben. = %. April:
9arl gusen @aeener, 2aoemeilter,
nit SSoiepbine Inna 9onbelinger.
80: Iifolaus Gid, 9aitpirtb, NIT
Waria gontemps; Setter Serres,
Selegrapbenarbeiter, nit Gbriltine
gebm.
SterbefGIIe. = %. Mpril:
Wargaretba 8raas, IA Sabre oft,
Rentnerin, @ittpe BON Sobann Heter
@leiener, 5tlbs. aauimann, mobn-
bait an Saul. &C.: gnna WerfeS.
: Wonat alt. 2S.: aatbarina 3abn,
So Sabre alt, obne Stano, 8ittme b.
Ritolaus geidels, 5tlbs. Sdreiuer;
Inna Maria 6ieoler, 2 Ionate 3
@odeu alt, anna Maria alein 90
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
AFFAIRS OF
MISSISSIPPI
interesting Items of the Past
Week Told Briefly.
COTTON IN DELTA
Movement Indicates an Early
and Reduced Crop---Children
Perish in Flames.

Greenville.-The congresses here
have received up to date 1870 bales OF
new cotton. This shows that picking
is being pushed and tina: an early
crop may be looked for FROM the re-
ports now coming in from ali sections
of the county the cotton crop will be-
at least one-third shor. over last year
in the delta The planters ali say
that the the top crop, as it looks now
will be a failure. Cotton pickers are
arriving in Greenville by tho scores
and being sent out to the different
plantations. The rains, If they con-
tinue, will no doubt further cut OF
the crops in the delta.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
GARDNER TO FIGHT sHARKEY.

San Francisco. George Gardner,
the middleweight boxer, accepted
Sharkey's challenge for a contest.
Gardner will bet So, 500 on the side
that he can defeat Sharkey. The con-
test will probably be brought off in
this city some time in October. If
Gardner defeats Sharkey he will
challenge Jeffries.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
ALABAMIANs WANT PRESIDENT

Birmingham, ALA telegram in
viting President Roosevelt to visit
Birmingham has been sent by Mayor
Brennan and President B. Y. Roden
of the Commercial club. The invita-
ton was also extended by the county
convention of Republicans now in
session and further efforts will be
made to induce the president to ao-
cept the invitation.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
NO CLEW AS YET.

Corinth. AS yet there appears no
definite olew as to who assar lied and
murdered Mrs. Carey Whitfield. Two
negroes are under arrest at Tusoum-
bia, Ala. and will be brought here.
There are no witnesses or visible evil
denoe, and the horrible tragedy la
shrouded in mystery. Trials were
made with two sets Of hloodheunds,
but all proved futile. The ooroner's
jury failed to bring TO light anything
OF importance as TO who committed
the deed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
GRAND DUKE IN NEW YORK.

New York. The Grand Duke Boris
attended services Saturday in the new
Russian church in honor Of the mar
riage OF his sister, the Grand Duchess
Helen and Of Prince Nicholas of
Greece, which took place in Russia.
The rest Of the day was devoted to
visits of various points Of interest in
the city.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
YALE STUDENT IN TROUBLE

New rk.-Hhrry W. Dupuy, q
wealthy Yale student whose auto re-
Gently ran over and killed d. Thorpe
Munro, has been declared by the off,
oial report of the coroner to be orimi.
nally responsible. Dupuy's arrest
will follow, it is said, as soon as the
accused can be reached in his Pitts
burg home.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
RAINS DO LITTLE GOOD.

Port Gibson. -RainfaN in this VII
cinity during the past week has been
0. GO Of an inch. bat its effect en- the
crop is Of no consequences Gotten re-
ceipts at the Port Gibson compress
for the twelve months ending Satrr-
day were 8, 1873 bales in excess OF re-
oeipts for the preceding twelve
months to same data
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
WAR ON MIGRANTS.

Vicksburg. The mayor and chief
of police of this city have declared
war on the Migrants, male and fe-
male, mostly negroes. Numerous ar
rests have been made and heavy fines
imposed, and the consequence Of this
drastic action is that there has been a
general exodus to the oottoa fields
where the negroes are needed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
ACCUSED OF ASSASSINATION.

Ackerman.-S. w. Miller, a re-
spected negro of this county. was
shot and killed from ambush about
six miles from this place Monday
Sheriff Bennett was notified and sent
Deputy Metz at once TO the scene.
After investigating the matter he ar
rested Tom Miller, young negro,
and what is regarded as q strong casa
was made out against the accused.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
GREECE, AUSTRIA, BRAZIL
The Latest Countries to Recognize
Cuban Republic.

Havana. President Palma, before
the cabinet Saturday, read autograph
letters from King George of Greece,
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria,
and DIR. Campos Sales. president OF
Brazil, recognizing the republic OF
Cuba.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
CANDIDATES MUST PAY.

Natchez. AT meeting of the city
executive committee ie was resolved
that in order to defray the expense of
the white primary the candidates for
municipal! offices shall be assessed as
follows: Mayor, assessor and tax col
lector, each $l2; marshal, $40; clerk,
So; treasurer, SO, and health officer,
IS; aldermen, So each.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
JACK RICHARDSON IN JAIL.

JACK RICHARDSON I'm JAIL.
Hattiesburg.-As an early hour
Monday morning, at Riohburg, six
miles south, Jack Richardson, who
killed Dave HUMPHREYS tho first of
last week, a short distance from Mo
Laurin, on the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad, was located and arrested
by officers from this city, who had
been informed of his hiding place.
He was brought to this city and
placed in Jail. The arrest was made
in good time, as he was ready to
leave for the Indian Territory.
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
New Albany-Saturday night about
10 O'Clock Jim Cullens and his wife
(colored), living about seven miles
west of here. near Myrtle, had their
home and three children consumed by
fire. Jim and his wife had gone
opossum hunting, leaving their chill
dren alone in the house. Ia some I'M
known way the house caught fire and
when first seen was q mass of DANES.
The mother and father returned In
time to see the last wall crash down
upon the already charred forms or
their children Only a few beaes of
the children were recovered.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-04
IMPROVEMENTS AT wHrTwoRTH

Brookhaven.-The contract has been
let for painting Margaret Hall and
the institute of Whitworth College.
The campus east of che college build
ings has been cleared of distractions
and the whole lawn will be at the
services of the college girls. New
fencing surrounds the property and
other improvements are being made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27

The game laws OF the western states
protect all large game AZ this season OF
the year. but the huntsman has an
open Held for duck. goose. snlpe. plover
and some other birds, while In a few
states quail. prairie chicken, turkey
and woodcock may be shot until the
middle OF March.
In Colorado snlpe. curlew, duck,
goose. swan and crane can be hunted
until April 10 In Idaho duck. goose
aud swan can be hunted until March |.
In Montana duck. goose and swan can
be hunted until May 1.
In Nebraska snlpe. duck. goose. swan
and crane can be hunted until April 10.
In Nevada quail. prairie chicken.
duck. curlew. ployer, snipe. woodcock.
goose, swan and crane can be hunted
until March 10, In Oregon duck. goose
and swan can be hunted until March 1.
In both the Dakotaa duck. goose, swan
and crane can be hunted until May
and In South Dakota plover aud curicw
until May 10.
In Texas quail may be hunted until
March Is. wild turkey until April I
other wild fowl not protected. In
Washington plover. rail. duck. goose
swan. curiew. plover. snipe and raj
can be hunted until May L. Foul
Track News.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27
A RHNcn arRerunEn.

turn freely on rod A. with lower end
resting on large washer, G. to keep II
from settling Into the ground. + Is a
chain attached by grip or otherwise TO
the fence wire 10 be stretched. IL Is n
crowbnr put through the ring ON chain
II and propelled around the rod A.
which causes the chain to wind around
the gasplpe, which turns with the le-
yer. winding the chain around. capstan
fashion The amount OF strain Is limit
ed only 10y the strength OF materials
and Of operator,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-06-27
WILD OATS.
A. Iaereasiag Nuisance where
nnrinn Mheat o. the Maln CraR.

A IaeFeaaian Nuiaanos where
aprinE wheat ~ che malta Crop.
In many sections Of the northwest
where spring wheat Ia the main crop
wild oats are becoming a nuisance.
They spring up rapidly during the
early months and tend to smother out
the young wheat plants. Where winter
wheat can be grown wild osts will
coon disappear This indicates tho
proper method OF getting rid Of them.
Although winter wheat cannot be
grown In the extreme northwest. II IL
possible to get rid OF the oats by pillow.
ing In the fall. thea in the spring har-
rowing the land as early as possible
repeating the operation every ten days
until the latter part OF May. The wild
oats will have sprouted, after which
the ground can be plowed and seeded
down TO some early variety Of barley.
The barley will ripen before the oats
have time 10 mature seed. OF course
II IL necessary 20 obtain new and per.
fectly clean barley seed every year.
Growing corn will aid In getting rid
Of the oats. but cultivation must be
carefully done and none OF the crop al
lowed 10 seed. Where II IL possible to
fallow wheat land the oats can be got
rid OF by blowing directly after the
wheat harvest and narrowing every
two weeks during the fall and begin
ming again In the spring. Wild oats will
all have sprouted and have been killed
nv the firat Of NAV or iuat before the
time to seed spring wheat
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Notice for Publ,ca,Ion.
No. 5lI2.
No. SIZE.
Department OF the Interior,
Hand Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, :

w. NAAst
Department OF the Interior,
Hand Office at Salt Lake City, Utah,
May %, 1909,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
iowingnAmed settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof In sup.
port uihiseleim and that said proof Will
lbe mnds before the County CLERK Of Sum
init county, At Coalyille, Utah, on July
9Th, 1902, viz. Samuel CLARK, II. r.. No.
ili6S2, dated June 10, 1895, for the west
hall Of the north west quarter and the
west half Of the south west quarter Of
Section 90 in Township North, range o
r., Salt Lake Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, via; Roland
CLARK, Thomas Judd, Frank Clark, and
Thomas Clark, all Of Upton, summit
county, Utah.
FRANK ID. HoRBs, Register.
y. A. Callia, attorney. t5n2O
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AS TRUE AS Gospel.

This sa.iIy aAt'srod end by a.tteriOE
themselves.
Evil thoughts are the keys which IN
lock, the neArt to evil DECIDE.
Fools a, wise men laugh. syl Use men
over tools do weep in vaia.
Each experience man has msh,s
him either better or worse.
Courtship 10 merely the preliminary
skirmi,h before the regular battle be
eins.
The literally which gives largely often
defeats the charity that would help
wisely.
Even good excuses arc poor erulehes
to help ones broken word even TO a lame
conclusion.
II we treat Time with kindhsss and con.
sideration he will return the compliment
lay down his scyth and shake hands.
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II you think that lands lack humus,
apply Stnble manure or turn under a
green crop. The best general green
crop Ia red clover, but Il does not catch
well on very sandy and very hard soils.
Then begin with any crop which will
grow-rye. buckwheat corn. beans,
anything 20 get u start. II the land
produces weeds when left TO Itself, II Il
good enough 20 produce something else.
Turn the weeds under. sow something,
turn II under. sow again. In two OF
three years the results will be seen, re-
marks a writer ON this subject.
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Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form, as veil as Blind,
bleeding or Protruding Files are cured
by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Piles Remedy.
Stops itchirg and bleeding. Ahsorta
tuners. Soc = jar at DrueRi'ts, or send
by mail. TTes,ise Tree write me about
your ease. DR.. Bossnko Phllada. Pa.
For sale by John Boyden & Son.
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NanIe sunar nna sIrnn.

Geauga county produces more maple
slrup per square mile than any county
IN Ohio. Vermont also has large out
put. Vermont suffers from vast guam.
titles OF bogus strip manufactured in
cities and Favored with cheap maple
sugar and sold all over the west and
labeled "Pure Vermont Maple slrup,"
So called pure Ohio Maple" is on sale
over the west aud east and indeed In
cities In ohio.--ohlo Farmer.