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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06
FROM OVER THE COUNTY.

Pleasant Home.
Small grain is looking fine but is
needing rain.
Corn is being worked With a push
and hurry to keep dOEn the weeds.
A. S. Gsford repaired his pump
Tuesday.
Tom Odell was out here Monday
ordering the boys around on the John
son ranches
William Kunz is visiting bis son,
Charlie, near Edison this week.
Eta Mcdaniel. and mother, attended
church at MuldrOw Sunday
Kyle Mann was visiting his best girl
IN this neighbOrhOOd Sunday
T. NJ, Koontz and family we're callers
at the J. v. Bennett home Tuesday
A. H. Grimes sold z. NJ Koontz some
steers Tuesday.
Byron Lister nov has the champion
driving team in this ueighbOrhood.
They match up fine in color and style.
Hugh Lister says the small grain
looks fine in the vicinity Of Edison.
The Holmes brothers are putting
down a we'll for Mr.. Gettis, northwest
Of the Bray ranch, this week.
Mrs. Ed Kunz and sons we're ID Good
land Monday.
Mrs. Betty Lister and Mrs. Laura
hOOntz attended the ". R Q. RecOra-
ton day services il GOOdland Friday.
The Pleasant Home Sunday school
has accepted an invitation to take part
10 Cbildren's day exercises at Brewster,
Sunday, June s.
Mrs William Gilbert, who has been
very sick for the past three weeks, is
slowing improving.
Newt Hall and son, George, vent
to Edison Monday and got the remain
der of Sheriff Walkers herd Of cattle.
They will herd them this summer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

Information from Madrid has just
reached London art circles To the ef-
feet that the famous GerIeOs collee-
ton Of Limoges enameIs has just
been bought BY a London firm, for $780,
600. This collection Is one Of the most
valuable In the world. and comprises
some Of the finest and most impOrtant
pieces Of this ware known 1t Is made
up Of tryptichs, easkets, eups, dishes
and plates
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

The carrying Of firearms in Russia
is only permitted after an Official in
Festigation OF the eharcter Of the
person who requests the privilege.
His name and the number Of the
weapon are recorded. Should he
afterward desire to dispose Of the
weapon he must notify the authOri-
ties and cause the transfer TO be
entered on the public records
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

To have good health the body should
be kept in a laxative condition, and
the bowels moved at least once a day,
so that al the poisonous wastes are
expelled daily. Mr. @. L Edwards. 10
North Main street, Wichita, Kan
writes Il have used HeFbine to Tegu-
late the liver aud bowels for the past
ten years, and found it . Feliabls' re-
medy." 50c, at AFensberR 4 6ullen's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06
Chile Buys German stuR.

Chilli has for long time been Ger
many's most important market on the
west coast Of South America. Twenty
seven per cent OF the total imports
during 1900 came from Germany, and
L Per cent. Of the exports wenR to
Eermany.-Tobaceo Journal,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06
A PossfbfIIfy-

Papa young woman cannot be
too careful about the man she accepts.
She-Ohl don't know! She might
be so careful that she'd remain sin
gle.-Prek.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

For straw hat. stiff bat, cowboy hat,
or any other bat see GOOdland Mer-
camille Co
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

Mems odd pants, the biggest line in
western Kansas. Good values at 70 81
IS per pair at Millisack's-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

For q work shirt OF Welding shirt 90
to Goodlsnd Mercantile Co
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06

For choice fresh canned goods call
at Goodland Mercantile Co.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-06
9. - .. - I'D.

Millisack's for everytbiDg-I9Oz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
MeIfern WnrnlunO &ahu.

Srut in arat III rs. stpt. 1902.
3loe ptrlaR.n bic 6ilsns Citation, ME fOIgt:
Sdglib.
430 frHb - 63nelpoF, @auptlinit, 619erstotun,
81. & 20. gabn uno benz SiOtn uHO uusasuoms
men 5onutaqs 3. Q. g.. q. Gbambersburq,
Martingbuyg uuo Winheter.
EdqGi6 ausg II M n SoHHtdgs s..
RS MorQ,us = QOrf, 9. & 8. 9i0. unO @aupta
linit 6itli8 bon GmurD=SrOpe, Carlisle anb o.
& 8. 81. R.
e.23 @orm. 6aubtIinie, 6dgerstotun, Gbippsns=
burg, Greberid, Gutmitsburg unb q. & u.
@abn, bis Clifton.
1912 gorm. Qftomm. mad l1nionsgrioue, 0Orf
uno BtttOsburq.
225 Na6m. aftomm. mad uuion=griboe.
3532 gcbm. - Grpreb mad 0ort unb 9. & 6.8ip.
4 o. Rodm. = Grpreb. Qurttc an Der 6uuptliuit,
6aaerstoiuu, ippie Grsoerid, Grr1itsbure unp
ebippensburQ.
go Rofm. - attoutu. mad Gmprb=@root.
615 QbenDg - attomm. mad llnionsgriOge.
ll.25 absnDg &tfoum. mad GmorDsSrOps.
Rur Sonntdgs.
Q .95 Nprm. - @tfomri. mad uuionsgripas unR
@dnoDtr.
235 gadm. - gfsomm. mad tlniousgriOot.-
400 gddul. Gffomm. nab GmorDs@repe.
10.5 @benps - Nffomm. mad Gmorpz9roDe.
gintt. uuo @tpdd.8iireau 9r. 215, Gfsgaltis
morezStrube.
8iige baltsn an lnioH=, 9ennfplDaHius4otnnt',
aulton= unb malbroof (~glottbzaDe.) Station.
g.. s. @risnolb D. Sen. sqafaeiersaeeHt.
&. G. 2aRDtreet 8.s9-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Gurrn Qnne's GiienbahnzGn.

abrpIa t 16. SEPT. 1902.
Sampler Derlaftn Bier CIR. 10, aigbtzStrubt:
9delt6 (ausa trommeu 6amitag uuO 5onitag)
nm 100 8ormittags; Rent=5sIunD, GentreOias,
Rebobotb unO 3pii6,ufatiorsn, unO 3.l5 gtabm.
mad Rtnt=Sslanb, GsatreOiae, 2ttOes uHo 3ni'
i6entntioneu.
6umitag, 100 Gcrmittaae uno 200 Rudmittuss
mad R~entsSglanD, 6tntrspiqs, 8sbCbotb u. 3Dis
i6eHfationen.
GonHtaq, BIS 8ormittaqg. mad ssntsSslanb, Gems
trepine, Re6pbotb uno 3nif9tntatiOnen.
ffra6t pirb ~euteeosn oeHOmmeH an Wo9sRtaesR
bis 8 ubr 4beuDs.
9eIepbOn,: g. 4 9. (st. gauD 31O2. Tte. (SsH.)
81. 9. 90. SroreL,
mqi97,I5l GsueralsG Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Gin bIutgierigcr Sapanric.

5acramento, Gala, %. Oft.
9ibata bran8 leBte Nu6t in Elm
iapone1f6e8 &oItbaus Elm unb tDbtete
einen gepifen gof6amotO, beFen5rau
unb einen Mann, g1amens Sofuttoni,
fdmmtIi4 Sapanefen, bur8 S4IFs.
gr entflOb mad Der Shat unb 1T nod
ni9t eingefangen. Wte e8 beiBt, mar
er in bic Grdu 0ofbtmoto berliebt u.
fOGgte benz Gebepaare bon Seattle
6ier6er. Qts er bic @atten 3uiammen
nit Sofutioni in Dem Roftbauie trof,
3og er 3pet RebolDer unb f6OB aIe
Oret rieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
MarbIanS & Penuielbanta Giirn:
babusGn.

saotuuts aHoDaf s5tatisn
8trlaFtu an Bo5sntassn SAD 9uIf, 8a., um T.6b
Ror0sug INN $50 Ra6mittags.
8srlaftn an WO6sntossn mad alta, 9a., nm
7.30 MSretn, $50 unD 4.50 1aaulittaes.
gtrlaFtn an BobtHtdetn nab Sslnir, 1b., UNI
7.30, $50 unb 1857 QormittaQg, $50 uno $50
9aamittaes uHo 6.15 abtn0s.
GtriaT.n al 5onntaqsu mad Delta, d., un $50
Woretns uao 400 Ra6mittags.
g~srlaTsH an GonHtaatu mad Bs.dir. Tfo., um
$50 uHo 1l.35 8srmittass, 400 Ja6mitaps unb
1000 abrFos.
= 3Hqs f-grsn I'm 1.0 Taamittas an snmRa,
GET ab.
:. 6, Rsrris, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Baltimore 60.
AIte uEe j~uOcrIdfIac
g z.

GIseonte Dampfer tGsiit,. aasse1OuImtn esnns
tags ron bcn EeusH 9ier5 9lT. 10, II, IL uno Ia.
elQhts Strass. I'M $50 Ihr abcuos rad ClS @otni
6 crifcrt, SfnrfOtF, @~orfsmcutb ume Glisa
0unttrn ccS 2 IceuS. BsrblHouHa IN 8orrs1uaEth
nit ner . Geaboaro AtI einit" asihIeilsncr 3us, BOrtss
mouth Hah Ittaata. Snar 8trbiHouHs m Ns.eo3
init Der aAtIantic 9eaf eIHts." 81 9~ioIioli gstbln'
bnHa nit Der -sloriolt rne &aIoItHa." rgtsriol! me-
EouE,tTH," .aiIlatic aub 3dneI1c" hub .gteEtCI. arb
9oeFsra SiicEbGbn," una NIT 5sr .Cl9 GoTt1to~'
time. mob J~epbsrEe GEe gaGtatHq:en. 9lsG.
Wza:stt.sn matt sr1 throSaI;5sa Bl47:. S~aTaTis.
anlaici.-tu1'tr. S.sft:fit:t g';ltGbtfEs. Eas:a.'
h:liun3. R3;,a fE'l. DiGa t:I.a: Rai@teas 3;rT:r -
2,otuSE III Sldei,BaHaE htf Bat StatL G2RIeh
Se.is:t:r, Gre S~s:D.ti. GtraFs. xtltstss 1898
Sren =. ghfrnQas. Riaism T4ree0
Gts-ttdHttnt &in. W S1s Tor Gle9S
onA S.asrAi.piasaarl. q. Gro@n. D.. Hl-tb FGrss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

WQ5 Wnndp0Ilst III. NopQI 5fQtlol, !I5Ot sou
9Orm., GamoenzS Citation, 1900, 1000 8orul.,
!l2.l5, AIS, $40 Gadm.
Gbfabrt non GamOensStation mad Srebtrid,
TBS, !9.E 9orm.. ?9.15 Gorm., 1875, 4.aO unO
"5.35 Ra6m.
Rad 8inbeftsr, !7.20 @Orm., 1910, 4.30ta6ut.
4a5 6agerstOpn, 800 9Orm., AIS, !430
Ta6mittaQg.
Ia5 GaicOttsGitp uno MT. Girp, 2Oful, 7.35.
1915 gornt., !1.25, 43O, *5.35 STADIUM, 500,
*11. 80 abenos.
rad Curtis 9ap, 1928 MOrqens.
rad QuraD, Mt. Republication, 1856 Ra3n.
COMMUNICATIONS. g 10 Iadm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
ssrEr Gric5Go1t-Sinte.

gttrafttp e II Batter Monte mad philadelphia
q~rbalterD in g.ttsrtou, Np., uno Gbeitcr, pa.
Bed $50, Raittts $500. RurDfabrt is SAGE
$3.50: aHdiabrt nit Der g. & o. @i'nba5n'
$3.50. Rad Atlantic : City $2.75; GGc, $50.
Ran R,p=Qogt 800; Gre. $500. Gtrn:r
,uybtauftnS: 9iacte mad NIbaap, Eroo, Boz
ton, Melpsoaoen tGonn) un0 4lntttu n5roiid
t6qli5 I'm 5 llbr Raam;tta0s, aus2:nomncn5 onns
tags. IaQ=gOot 80 @ormitta9s ta9!:&. Nat
Grtu.Tonszgtustt n,rotn im 9ursau uuO bti L
BIS, Sir. is, 9orDs&b1ressStraBe, p'r'
tauit. Sfrcibt pc8su 8sjis5anobub.
Clarence Sbriotr, aaent,
u6y26s9 Ir. GOT, 2iqbtsstraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
gu %perfaufsn:

an,ift0tioe oduIsr nit ie0s 3iurmern oil Srop'=
5trake, 3ipii6en galtimore=5tr. INN JaiFnloHhl=
ape., usben s4attsrions9art". 9tele ssaAlsr sHf=
balteu ale nsustsn Ssquerali6ttittn, einl3leBll9
Reaer unD Dtarmors8rtppen. Srels
800. @runOsjns 81 idbriib. @rOpe=5traBt 1T
init Den bttsn pitriiisirtsn 3itgelitsinen gspflaittrt.
Gpp 2. 8aGIaaber 9auuuttrnsbrIer
r1oul8l Tr. 263S, Gf=8altimort=5 traBf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
sinin /. inter leidltenS eStnaumaem.

lBir ~oiIerirtu iebr biaiq urO uatsr letDteil &c
Mourenbaus, unesidbr 70 bel 10, Our
u. aancutera5tr., 6G7 GOlumbiazaOt, 2 aaas
Isr an Der Gaditite, uaO l50e, Dftz4rattzStr.
unp 8runOeigentbnm i'm au9enetnfn.
Baltimore guiiusb 9ireau. Mlanriee saup9slnlfF'
Igen. 4Sei6dftsfabrer, 9. Glnr, equ'tablezouiFOin@'
(StFl5, 1Mt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
WrnnOsiaentInm Ut berfanfen.

4 80 asobnbaus Rr. los, 9.sGrtmont@Str,
DlGOO 3lmlmtr, SrunDlins $22,5, aue ausS
quben uu9tidbr sos idbrli0. 4ustunff DEL ). g.
JRcYauab;ln, rEeutider Gorreipou0snt".
(Gtl1, 1Dtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
G& Merchants'& Miners
&T Transportation Comp.
M< 2ampfer > 2fnfen.

&%<% Gdmpfer : &tntens
Rad Bottom nH6 S~nr CRen:
iChsu RoHtea, DlsIitaa, 3ounerfas uno Gdmftaar
abenos & uhr.
geah Hrpetncnce nno Gem Sfsen:
isbeH Mittruoh, Sreltaa lno GeEntaa, AbeEos @ naE.
Rad, Sdpdnnab une Gem Silcen:
ither 9len4aa. OcHnerffd9, Sdmftd5, abenes @ ubE.
g9dd, Renppprtsg4 erps uur RprfoEt:
tdalin nm Is ndr ATTENDS.
uuh6ertrefHite 9eauemItttelten nno 8ttoftiauHs.
con Srabt. 6. Y. GiIiInshdm. Agent,
fuG oes loHseH Do6s;
q. y. Eurner. @.sB.f4.;
-. & opftuS, o. i. III
q. .. Gteb5tms, @.sWi.;
6. g.. gBbitnep, .. @ % unb 1.sU.
SGuptblrtaGr-S1 ala. q sTnruns5 trafe.
(lI3t&9-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

S175. gSpbubaug Or. 2l39, 9inssstr.; ansI.
itodtots aieaslteinsrues gsbauDe, Wrun0tif Il be'
I80 GUS. @.,ammte l~lntOitsH $50 pro 5aDr. Btlz
|Be, onfGnOiet 9ta4buri@dfI uno jest Tnr 50 nlo+
Inatli9 uerutletbet. 9aD3uiragsn SSargatle5rsoAI
nee, Ir, 404, roaGutaipz Str. t5ulzo,ISJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
auf 6rnnosisentbnm,

9arfeber BON $500 bis $4,000
auf grunoetosntbum in Der 5tuot unO BEN 2anOt;
niebriqe 3insraten. !. %. 9trrp & Son,
Tr. 225, st. 9aulsstrabs. (Ottl9, 60ttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
9u perfdnfeR:

Su pertdnfeR:
81 older an Der pWeitIibsn TareIdnosr Sabn, .
tabt gB c It m i II / srr bsbaut.
1se Afes in / limo 0 u II tp, a
Reilen BON Der 5taotgrense.
Nruer isint aanOii in 9t. Maibineton
IND @atonspiue.
Sarrs 6. aeetttr,
fWpr26. $50 COG Union 2rnt Clubbing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Oeidaits> 0elesenbetten.
guaercresutIfd,er Bargain:

sfeiIb.qaOtr nit tdeli6tm $25 Saargel9dff;
rue Ginri6tune uup 9orratb 800 tpsrtb, Eaels
$500. Rdufer bat teins i%Deitsren uHtoifsr' N'es
oriae Deietbe. 2anet 9a6tseit. Na0iufrassh
,gareaineer" Offiet, 404 9torps@ntaip@SffaBs'
(295-30D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
9n 0erEaufen:

Sin srpcerpzeab,n nit WObubans, in mtI1sn
lin ousoe,sjd,ntt.g Eaargei6dit get6dn lplro: Nap'
,ufroo,n in qr. 100, 9reBtmansStr. Gts gtOunp
ctr: outer Rerfaufggrunn. lSrpLy,LI-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
3H perfaMfen

-gi1ttq 1871 unO 46 adcr; Elm nsues
,naug auf sinsm; biuig, psnn OItle No5e NOD
%Serfauft. gu e%rirugen bel . aHn0n, 3psltsF
t5lur, IGalpert4SsbdROs.4 (GIE4'10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

5rgepo 5emauD, Der @inilub bat, mir cine Sisl.
ais Ila;6iniit gu ptrf6aifen, erbdlt $1,000. Na8s
aufroosn in Der Expedition pss rSeuti6tn GORE
i9on0eHten." (9'-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

$500 fault ein grunOfid, So BEL LOO SUB.
5000 fault Elm @ruuDftid, 70 bel loo SUB.
8ete QQoe in Srpington. GOuntp=Stsusr uHo b
i.nts Sabrg.lO, iOtDis eine@Ottage an augHita@aOes
iu., $1,000. 6. y. . d m q n, Nr. OH, rHalps
5uiloinq." NS""lS'4S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
RI p%crfdufen.

@easu Lei9ts BeolR9unssn =
0obnbauisr in alen 5ta0tt9el!en' SoRh ~
: amin b. 1902 6jDelitD@9uilDing. tGtto,lDt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
Sch babe sr p%crfaufen

nount-gnsnre. Cfz2l. StraBe uno Gnotren norD=
5bsilen, ippit III RprOpslt@Saltinlore
Sieie oduisr FnO idmntli6 neu, IN pra9tlStr
leeiis 6ergeri6tst, tupesiert uno an9eitri9tn, NH
Tier muperntn ssquemli3tsiten uHO %lan''areF
Sieielben fnO in ieber @inii6t lpiini6ensiptrt1,
rnD ID, fam tie bilieer, ais irgeno nel9e anDsreN
aeuen 6duier in Der Staot psrtauTsn. 9SenN 81
Tin oaus su tauisn pini6tn. i9retben ott an MO
pcoen Gins elnbeittn uno 9rtiis Der pfFl9IeOensH
bic i9 gu p%srtaufen pane. @pLshs 90 o
rGeuti1sr GOrreiponOent." Go9-ooz'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24
uHoOal SGue'"9inie

HAk@ -"~
Gtfli6. Obj. D. @amotn. Ibf. D. Tlt.R
S6ldfDaogoH ....... SOL Sornt. 900 y.
Sratp. am. & Diner . 7.55 8orm. q > 800 9. 6
eufftt Qarlor ...... ! 9,19 9Orm. 1924 g. 8
garlpr, Diner ..... ? 9.52 Yorm. 29.57 y. 8
Narlor, Diner ...... 1850 Born. u 1854 ..
9orlor, 9iur ...... = III Ra6m. u : % 81.
,9Ropul 9imitt0," ausiblicbli6 9uaman : 3u9,
Buffet Smotcr, 9urlOr, Gbisroution, Sptiiez unO
6aft=gBaoooug -. g.. = $40 Tatm. 9 = 3.53 q.
Qarlor, Siner 49,. : 600 4bps. Cos U. 9
Goa8es mad 9biloo. 3 900 abOs. *9.O5 u. 6
s6loipoooors =. -. *12.39 BORN. *1244 ..
qotqIz 56luftpaQaon mad Getps9ort fcrtig sum
gsbruud in MT. Republication nm 1000 GbtnOs.
q, mad atlantitsGitD an Wo6enta9sn; 9, mad
atlanticsGitp tdgli6.
gat 3ige balttn in Wilmington. 6, bait in
Gbefter an.
qbf. b. Camden. gbf. b. Mt. q.
Nbila gffom, $50. 1903 BORN. $50 8orm.
9bila. GrpreB ,.... 1870 gtaam. 2.35 NaduL.
N6fla. Grpreb ..... !4.55 Sla3m. 800 Rahm.
@btroeen Mttom. =. i5.25 Yubm. $3.50 gtabnL.
Qbilu. Qttom. -. 1850 NbOs. ?6l5 abDs.
giaets8IrsuuE gorDnctzGfe GaIpsrt= uub 9oIs
timores5tr., Nr. 201, 6iO.9roaOtpap, Wt, Jto0als
Gtotior posr GarDeHsS Station.
3. 9. IN II, mgr. 9aF. Eruffic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

6tetIteefu@:
Sin q1tts oeutibes Dfdoden iubt Steiung fit
.eibte Soaugarbeit. 9dbsrss bel U. g., Nr. 1882,
9toroz9roaDpaD. C2S6-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

3u perfaufrn:
9,pe. f,iue gaupiGse on Der alien Gr,otrids unit
legins.Ro1p. 6 uno Z adsr; ferutr cine Garm
nm 16o ad,rn, tbtils NIT urtDaIo, am 9iaHta'
,nf.gRinsr. glpueferaGountp. pa. UDr etseh
Srnrn,ioentbum in Der staot umlutuui6sn. Z
:, & o., II, Gfaapnlbaro=s trabs.
(Juli29-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

q t

Cine 3uptrId 5tee 5rau, nm jill GO6sn nnS b'i Der
6ausurbcit bebilfli6 3u iein; in elmer iebr fleirtn
GamiIis. Ra6luirueen in gr. 7l8, T1orOzseoipar0=
6trqbt, 3lpiideu 2 uuo 3 ubr 1a1mitta8s ooer
z unD 8 ubr a6enos. (296|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-24

GttlIeeefud:
Gin gutter gropbdfsr iu6t 5tsaung dls ert'
oatO. gu ~erfragsn in Tr. 81, 5iios9apion= Str
C296-0
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29

fuel when and where il is required in.
dependent of forests or beds of coal. The
proposition to turn the air we breathe
into fuel, that for heat and intensity
surpasses any known quantity, is capable
of pretty wide adaptation; nor is it inn
probable that this discovery will enter
largely into the reclamation of the arid
lands. What would be more feasible
than mighty engines, run by this new
motive power, operating crushing ma
chimes on those deserts, grinding the
great rocks into just the material re-
quired for the paving of cities and the
building of roadbeds from farm to city.
1t is forecasted by those who make
such things a study, that by the time
this century has passed the tiftieth mile
stone there will be 200 900 900 souls in
our country. All this will mean added
demands upon nature and her reserves.
When that time comes there will be
cities under ground, floating cities on
lakes and rivers, possibly cities in mid
air and the desert, which at this hour is
fleeing before the hand of man, will
nowhere be found. Important as may
be the Isthmian canal in its relation to
the nations of the world, it fades into
insignifcance before the reclamation of
the desert lands, upon whose plenteous
bosom unborn millions are yet to be
nurtured:
l hear the tread of pioneers,
OF nations yet to be;
The first low wash OF waves, where soon
Shall roll human sea.
The rudiments OF empire here,
Are plastic still and warm,
The chaos of a mighty world,
Is rounding into form.
Marion B. Baxter in Seattle Times.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29
About Growing Potatoes.

Emory Thompson, the successful po-
tato raiser of the Sunnyside country, in
the last issue of the Sun, gives valuable
information on the method of planting
and cultivating potatoes. AS SO many
people make mistakes in the growing of
this crop, Mr.. Thompson's experience is
here given briefly
In the matter of watering potatoes is
where the majority of people make their
mistake. In no case should they be
watered until in bloom. Then make a
ditch between each second row and
water them until wet within one foot of
vine, remember potatoes need no water /;
it is the fbrous roots that draw moisture
from beneath that requires the water),
two or at most three applications of
water is sufficient to produce good
quality as we'll as large quantities of
tubers.
From June LIST to June 10th is good
time to plant potatoes. This brings the
watering in the heat of summer and
produces smoother potatoes than when
planted early.
Potatoes should be dug before Novem-
Der LIST, and stored in cellars instead of
pits.
To obtain the best result from seed,
the smoothest, medium-sized tubers
should be selected. Begin at stem end,
cut lengthwise until the first eye is
passed, then break off. This gives one
eye on a large piece, and continue to cut
until the seed end is reached which split
one eye on piece is better than two
where possible.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29
Plenty OF Moisture In Soil.

The rain fall of last week settled the
question of wheat crop so far as spring
rains are concerned. There is now more
moisture in the ground than ever be-
fore in the history of the country.
During the shower of Friday evening
there was a rainfall of = inch by actual
measurement at the experiment station
at Rattlesnake, and fully as much if not
more fell in the Horse Heaven wheat
belt.-Prosser Record.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29
Information Edition.

The Portland board of trade has de-
cided to issue an 100000 edition of the
Northwest Pacific Farmer, which will be
made up altogether of reliable agricul-
tural and kindred information gathered
from all over the northwest. The
Farmer requests all people interested in
the northwest to furnish it with inform
alton pertaining to their respective
localities.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29

For all kinds of sores, burns, bruises,
or other wounds DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is sure cure. Skin diseases yield
to it at once. Never fails in cases OF
piles. Cooling and healing. None gen.
uine but DeWitt's. Beware of counter
feits. 81 suffered for many years from
a sore caused by gunshot wound in my
left Leg" says A. S. Fuller, English, Ind.
at would not heal and gave me much
trouble. used all kinds of remedies to
no purpose until tried DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. A few boxes completely
cured me-" Yellow Drug Store.