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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

The state superintendent OF schools
of Kansas is a man Of excellent judg.
ment and good ideas He recognizes
the value If a newspaper as an eou'
Gator ana says that 10 or Is minutes
each day should be devoted in every
common school 10 the reading of cur
rent news from some good daily news
paper. FL says that a good paper is
a better educator than the regular
text books, and that a Child who is
accustomed to hearing the news read
gets acquainted with the practical in
stead OF theoretical side Of things. 1t
is recommended that a selection be
made and news concerning toe gov
eminent and some of the editorials be
read. He says that he has tired the
experiment and found that the pupils
eniov it. This idea could b. tried un-
doubtedly with profit 10 some Of the
schools in this vicinity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
CRUSHED FOOT MADE WHOLE.

Hancock, VT, Sept. Is, 1899. While
working, drawing timber In 1894, l
mad my foot so badly crushed under
the wheel Of a loaded wagon that the
flesh was almost redu ed to a jelly, and
the doctor said my foot would have
to be amputated; but | would not
permit it, and the doctor dressed the
wound as best he could, after which
used nothing but Henry and John
sons Arnica ant Oil Liniment until
the foot was entirely cured and is now
perfectly sound. 1t goes without say
ING that | recommend Arnica and Oh
ment to all my friends.
W. S. WHEELER, Blacksmith.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

College professors are turning their
hands in several instances to prepar-
ing discourSes upon the weighty ques-
tion Of local option. College profess
sors constitute about the only class OF
people who would be able to formulate
a measure that could be more i'm prac-
ticable than the present prohibitory
law.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

~ ClllCVClLEhL W. tIiin
Physicians Life Work.
With the increasing prevalence Of
kidney disease. it is well for every
one to KIN " the common symptoms
which mark the approach Of this in.
sidious disorder
II there is a dull, heavy achi ~ pain
in the lower back. usually maze worse
by working: a desire to urinlte more
frequently than usual. especially at
night: II there Is II tendency to putfi
ness about the ankles or eyelldA: II
the quantity of urine is less than
usual; If there are headaches, a
restless, teyeliSh nervous feeling; II
there is TT uhle with the eyes-if
there are any If these symptoms p eS-
ent, then there is need Of prompt and
reliable treatment. DR. DAVID Ken
nedv's new medicine. al cura Sol
vent, positively u s al forms If KID
nev and blad(er trouble in Il way
hitherto unknoNn--by its power to
dissolve all acid and mineral forma-
tions and painle> ~ eXpel them from
t1e system. 1t cures stone IN the
bladder without the necessity OF a
dangerous and painful surgical opera
ton.
Cal.cura Solvent is the latest and
greatest discovery by a skilled physi-
clan ant surgeon, the late Or. David
Kennedy, who devoted nearly half a
century TO the cue Of disease. It is
no wonder then THAI this medicine has
had the confidence Of the people from
the first. It's marvellous cures were
soon known and Its reputation eStab'
lished as the most reliable remedy in
the great range of diseases caused by
the presence Of poisonous matter in
the kidneys and blood.
Write to the Cal-cura Company,
Or. Kennedy Row, Rondout, N. Y,
for a free trial bottle; all druggists
$l.00. Ask your druggist for DR..
Kennedy's new and latest medicine,
Cal.cura Solvent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

IL is said that a Shrewd firm in
Paris made a small fortune by selling
what purported to o. bones from dead
bJdles found in the ruins OF Martini
Que. These bones have been found to
consist OF pl lster Of paris. The French
men however are not yet in a position
to boast OF superiority over the Yam.
k.e. A liltlo instance occurred at a
fete day in Montpelier a few years
ago in,which a man succeeded in dis
posing Of several barrels Of ordinary
river water at five cents per glass.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
Penny Nt Home Amin.

Portland, Me. Sept. 25.-Lieutenant
Robert e. Peary, who has arrived with
Mrs. Peary and their young daughter.
Marie, is busily engaged in the settle
mrnt of the estate of his mother, who
died here a year ago. Lieutenant Pea
ry was warmly welcomed to the place
of his nativity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
THE BARRE NEWSPAPER COMFY
BARRE, VT.
BARRE VT, SEPTEMBER, 26 1902

Gen. Mccullough has run the gaunt-
let a good many times this summer.
The man who is making things inter
esting for him nov is a cattle driver
OF Weybridge. The latter alleges
that he has been driving Seattle for
Mccullough.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

II you have to pay the same raJee
4 paper with only one-half the circu
alton do you not think you are gettiH
more for your money when you adver
sise in The TRT NAB 4
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
THEY SAW THE SMOKE
Gut vhey Declined 70 Act yportra
Warning

Once Vesuvius des'-..a. IS IL.
ian cities in a few ho'.-> r PIE
saw the smoke from the t..4 -.
failed to escape in tine
Where there is smok,
and where there are >.a. d:
OF the most dangerous ( d." es, 4
feeling of languor, A ,en>e -at-.N
and wea mess, drowSiU.-, Gen
and mental discomfort .NS
In the mOuth-the NJ.
taste. An offensive brear tatI.s
neuralgia heartburn, f. IT,
ness and weight ia fI 44-
nausea, dry and feyeriSh ny
patton. rising Of a nasty II ''
throat. tongue furr5d IY. SO
a tree, ir~ritability. digu-t r.'.
Have you any OF these AZ
Either now or S0metiu. '
you say, but | don't thj.. d;
dangerous" They are ST. E-.
ger. They show that the .
coming.
Now what lies at the o.t' . 4
these symptoms IndI Eest,1
STA, ana a1s overworked A j.;
is 6du tne Ge,p, 3ne reuer
up, and for the mischief a.c.4 IL;
tone 10 the digestive oreao, .44
with the new medicine. 't..t- y.
vent, discovered by Or. lac, NJ
needy, Kennedy Row, Kings
All druggists, Sl.00 bot)-r.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
ADVERTISER ENTS

Should be handed in the day before,
and no advertisement will be accepted
later than s O'CLOCK A.. NJ, on the
day Of publication with the assurance
Of its appearing in that days issue.
All copy for changes Of advertise
ments should also be handed in the
day before, and we do not guarantee
to change any advertisement for
which the copy is handed in later than
s a. m. On the day OF publication,
All advertisements must be ordered
out before s a. m. to insure their be.
ing taken out that day. II they ap'
pear charge will lade.
Address all communications to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

Clement is lot dead but sleeping,
sleeping tn sleep that a clean con-
science alone can produce.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

LOST-A bla elk and tan hound without
collar. Firde will be rewarded by mott
flying John Commoli Box 22l Nilliamstown
Vt. 138. 80 e.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
M SCEkLANEOUS

PATENTS-Protect your ideas. No
allowance, no fee. Coz. sultation free.
Est. 1864. Milo b.. Stevens r. Co.. 817
14th ST.. Washington. Tues.&Sat. 26-121
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
LOST N

LOST-A' roll of scale drawings on
South Main sire ct. Finder notify Joseph
Wood and be rewarded. 1857
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

FOR SALE-1O good COWS. one 2 yet r
old bull. l bay mare 8 years old all sound
an extra roader and good worker.
1888 n. |. San ,Orn, Plainfl ED, Vt.
FOR SALE-A first class orchestra
violin. Cheap for cash. Address X Y z,
Telegram Office. l37tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
The Weather.
Rain; cooler: northeast winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York, Sept. a.
Money on call strong at l6a22 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 8 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange weak. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S55oa4. s575 for de.
mand and at $ts2625a4. s215 for 60 DAYS
Posted rates, A.SS'2 and ISL. CONNER
cial bills, $4.S2a4.s2l.. Bar silver. 5llsc,
Mexican dollars, 40lac. Government bonds
steady. State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds weak.
lloSjOy nricas.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

Ia These prices are for cash in
advance subscriptions. The mail
price is So. 90 d year when not paid in
advance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
FOR SALE

PARTY leaving town in a few days,
wishes to sell a kitchen range for either
wood or coal, a,so wood heater, base bur-
ner. and bench wringer almost new, call
at 81 Long sire ct. 1928
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE.

Any where in New England, city coun-
try or seash )re 'end full description at
once to c L AAllDON & son,
As Milk st Bo ton
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
%

Tae Telegram will publish ants Lost ana
Pound, For sale, 10 Let etc Short adVef-
semsnt AT the rate of tour line icrt MY
av- uent- r le first insertion an five cents
or sloh subsequent insertion.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
Kidnyy Disease
verY Prevalent
Some of the Symptoms of
This Disease.

DR.. David Kennedy's New Medicine,
Cil-cura Solvent, a Positive Cure for
Kidney Diseases--The Growing
Achievement of this Eminent
PHYSICIANS Life Work.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26

TO RENT after Sept 9Th. the store
now occupied by Rogers & Grady. will
be for rent Inquire Mrs G B Durkee
115tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
WANTS

WANTED-Sa 'esman: $50 monty and
expenses; permanent. Perry nursery
Co, Rochester, \. Y. Sat. I'D l2Wks
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
: -
70 emit

TO RENT-S!x room tenement in first
class locality. Also stable if wanted.
Apply to W. Fl. Messer. 142tf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

k6w. Nam silly p~otrzeeba, 9 tee 1.-two i'e
rzyc; mtozzcmy tylko pom'edzy SODA.
a vice, iezeli pragniemy, ably osada
nasza zdobyla s,bie wieksze INA.
genie pod wzyledem narodowym i
polity cznym to iakn~a]liczniej gar
mac sic do naszego miejscowego
zjednoczenia. by stale sig taxa
potega, jaka >tanowia try naiwie-
ksze polskie organizacye W tym
kraju. Popierac take wedle sill
nasxego sprawiedliwego W1ARUsA.
by ME daG wydawcy powodu a.
@~alenia sig ia mata liczbt abonen-
Tow W miescie, kt6rego obywatele
ami to pismo za}ozyli. M6wca
polecl}, ably tegoroczna rocznice
konstytucyi $50 Maja uwazali
a jake pamiatkowy poez2tek
~Faczenla sig tutejszych Polak6w W
jeduo$ci mifosci braterskiej.
Wreszcie wiel. ks. P2cholski
serdecznie podz1ekowaf wszystkim
tym co przyczynlli sig 10 urzadze-
MIA obchodu, poczem la jego We
zwanie o%dspiewano ch6rem >,Boze
COS Polsks' obch6d sig zakohczy}.
PAN PAWEK BRZEZINSKI
salonu, kt6ry opcrowany
by{ W miejskim szp,talu ma zapale-
ME kiszek, szybko powraca do
zdrowla.
POGRZEB. - W. Niedzie'e
z1ozone zosta}y do grobu ia pol
skim cmentarzu zwloki rcbotulka
Mikruta. Po nieboszczyku
pozosta}a wdowa i kilkoro pre-
vaznie doros}ych azieci.
Ma TARGU W Winonie po-
si2 swie;.e kartoae, sprowa-
done z wysp Bermudas. sprzedaja
ia pc 50 ce,t6w peck.
PAN EDWARD GLUBKA
porzucif posade pomocrika kupiec-
k;ego W handful gotowych meskich
ubior6w NJ. Jacoblego.
w INDEPENDENCE. Wis.
ma bye pobudowany nowy ratusz
nie]ski, pod}ug p]anu budownlcze-
60 p. Maybury z Viuony.
DRUGI BANK NAEODU-
Wy wprowadzl sic do swej novel
zamienicy W dniu l Czerwca b. r.
HOTEL 25 akr11~ gruntu pc
1~ieboszc7yku S. D. Van Gorder.
IA Wisconslnskim brzegu rzeki
Mississippi kuoif ma publicznej
icytacyl p. James Towey "a s42Co.
IsasaukiW0nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

s*f -.
81
~
Konkurent: Alez droga panno
PAM p'aczesz! Cry obrazi~
lem pania moimi oswiadczynami?
Zus'a: Ach ME, pfacze ty!ko 2
radoscl. Wczoraj ~jeszcze powiedzia-
Ia mi mama: ,,Zusia z ciebie tska
geS, re ten, kt6ryby robie sig o.
musia}by bye straszll
wynn osFen" A dzisiai pan mi sic
(Szmul ukradl strzelbe - Icyk
sw,adczy, re to szmula w}asnos6].
Sedzia, - 1cyk! jaF dawno snasx
te strzelbe?
- 1cyk. Al wal! J.ak dawno::!
ia il zna} jeszcze, jak ona bula TAXI
ma'enki p~istolet.
Ona: Trzeba bye. g}upccm, zeby
isc krok W krok "a MA na'ulicY.
On (po przypatrzeniu sic jej z
bliska]. 1stotnie trzeba bye -g}up.
Co tax czuG cd siebie?
- Gollzne.
Kapitan moskiewski egzaminuje
- Cobys robi}, gdybys stojac
.ieczorem ma warcie zobaczy4
przechodzacego ofcela?
Prezeatewalbym broh, Vase
A gdybys zobaczy} handy pi'
iak6w.
- Take prezentowa}byrn broh.
Ola czego?
- 30 W tej bandzie mighty bye
.oficer.
" AzkO1o.
- Chc;a}bym bye ryba....
- Ola czego?
DO rYba nie'ua uszdw, zeby ja
"a nie cisgnaf nauczyciel::...
- Pyta} jedeo drugiego:
- Ola czeso jadac, kamien mi
jasz?
Dlatego, re mnie ksmieh ME
= A ola czego drzewo ma drodze
mijasz?
- 30 i drzewo mnie ME mime.
= A ola czego szubienice mi
jasz? i
~ Bo j szubienlca mnle ME mi
ME.
Tu dopiero zrozumial odpo-
wiadajaoy. u sig ztapai.
90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15
Nasz pc lrdzujacy
agent p. Tsofl Der
d0wski baWl- obecnle
W Nebrasce.

WIADOMOSCI
S
=. OBCH6D rocznicy przyjecia
polskiej K%cnstytucyi SGD Ma]a od-
by} sic W Wincn1e PREY bfogim
n~astroju, W Niedziele IL Maja wie~
czorem, W d6lnej hall koscio}a sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki. 81.
Zagaii 90 wieleb " ks. proboszcz
Pacholski, uprzedzajac zebranych,
ze muzyki ma detyca instrument
tach ME bedzie, ]ecz "a to bedzie
w;ecej muzyki ma fortepian'e e, Zaraz
tel rozpoczqt sic koucert ma tym
instrumencie duetem uczni6w ma
szej polskiej szko}y, Zysmunta
Kowalewskiego i FIR. Olszewskie"
go. Nastepnie dzieci szk6lne pick
ME o%dspiewa}y piosnke ,,sp}yh"'a
potem p. Franciszek s%kuczyhski,
twardy, w2ssty wiaras iedrnie
wyglosi} pierwsya move obchodo-
W., ,ozvod: &C sic O koustytucyi
8 Maja wo= Ole 10 smutnych st6
sunkacb, jake psrowa'y W rzeczy
po-politej polsk'ej pred drugim
lei rozbiurem, " szczey6le.
Nast4po~aio coraz. wiecej mu-
zyk, TIA fnr,ep,auie. M}odziez szk6l.
ma srala to ma cztery rece, to na
szes5 rak. CRAZY p%anieukI: Zcfia
Kowaleu ska, Helena Derdowska -
Frauciszka S,korska, B. Watkow-
ska j Teo6ia Glauuert- Zuzanna
Betka | Zoia klejsmit - Rozalia
Jeaewska i Maryanna K~rajuik 49,
Ceryi;a Daszkowska i Helena Lii
'terska.
Dzieci szk5lne bardzo popraw.
ME , d%zwieczu;e odspleva}y dw1e
pa,rvotycnue pieinl. .,Fatryoci"
- 1lmrm pozartw.'.
By}y take zajmuj2ce dekla-
macye, tax chlopc6w, jak die 1c2at
'szk6lnych
w srodku obchodu wSdawca j
redaktor W1ARUsA Hieronim Der
dowski p~owiedziaf dluzsza move.
tlumaczac powody niezmiernej ra~
doSci, jaka %panowa}a W ca}ej Pol
see pc przyjeciu i og}oszeniu kon.
stytucvi 3go Maja, a wreszc;e pos
dajac niekt6re przyczyny upadku
polskiej rzeczypospolitej szlachec~
klej, z kt6rysh jedna by}a ia oko~
licznosc, re " Polsce pred pier
wszym jej podzia}em, przez 80 lat
zadnej wojny ME bylo, i z tego|
powodu nar6d utracii ducha wo-
jognjczego !, zgnu:nia}.
Obch6d zakonczy} wielebny ks. {
proboszez Pacholskl, d}uga tresc:-
va mowa, W kt6rej obok wielu
trafnych uwag o ostatnich chwilach
wolnej rzeczypospolitej polskiej,
poda} rade,jak zast6sowac doswiad~
c~zenie, kt6rego wdwczas nabrali
Polacy,d do uaszych stosunk6w miej'
soowych.
= Polska - m6wi} ME zdo}aia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

Bog . to6q. hsl2zeczka 90 ma
bozenstwa Ola mfodzlezY szk6l-
nej ........... ......... 80. IL =
Perty do Mabo4ehstsoa, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa ma cses6 Nsj6w'et-
szej Fanny Nary Nieustai4cej l'o-
mocy, " paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzegl, : okuciem l 2amecz-
KEN. 90
An;df Str6S, ksiazka do nabo-
4enstwa " ox.obnej oprsw,e, a
bialeni ok{adkami Z kosci sfonio-
wei, "a z{oconym brzegiem. :
klamerka -st6sown ma u
prazen dla pannY IS
Ani3 Sr6z v paradnej opra-
vie z czarnej skdry, Z wytlocze-
nym ma oktadce s4oconym krzY.
5ykiem, zlocone brzegi. z klamer>
Ani61 ar6s ks.azka do Dabo-
7enstwa ola kasoilck,eJ misdz,ezy
v mniejszym f.rmacie " wspa-
nlafej oprawie z cser wone-
go aksamitu, wyttuczon,m
na okladce nloconYm krzy&ykiem,
ze z}rconYmi br2exsmi.... AOc
Wiamek Maryi (svlsnek ku
cscl Najswletszvj Maryi Paauy) 2
wY1ocsoryn obrszkiem ua oklad-
&c : zioconYm brzeg:em = zto-
conym ty~tullsiem.. ....... $1.Oo
Is aama kslEzka : okneiem j za-
meczklenl ......-........l:S5
Hyborck ez,i, k.6.si sooedb
nahDzrnstsa cod1'e.ps-gn orr.wnY
y hreg4 skiisks z o.usi-m
msrxa : z.ovony1n krsyzYsie,a "a
Okladoe j siotyn tytutskisn 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

II kkOekIaAA LIKE. n. y
Jan Banas, wybitny obvwa~
tel " Rockland Lake, N. Y, pisze
nam co nasteruje:
"Nie moge znaleze slow ma
opisanie mych clerpieh W ostatuich
dziesieciu m~iesiacach powodu
mel s@abosci. By]em invalida,
z}ozonym na lou przez straszny
raumatyzm, podn'ecany zarazem
naiw,ekszymi bolami. Me by:-m
W stanie poruszac szyj2 AMI cho-
dzid- Kazdy muskuf l wszystkie
miesnie W mym ciele sprawia}y
mi b6l niewypowiedziany a leka-
RE ME mogl, mi przyniesd zadnej
u)gi. Zaczalem wtedy zazywac Tri-
nera Lecznicze Gorzkie Vino
(Triner's American Elixir of Bit
ter Wjne) i 20 %czwartej butelce
czu}em sig znacznie lepiej i stop
niowo powraca1em do zdrowla az
zupe}nie zostalem wyleczony. Dzi~
siaj jestem zdr6w z~upeEnie. lee
postanovi}em mice to lekarstwo
W mym domu ola tcgo prosze o
przys}anie mi jednego tuzina butte
lex prze, frach,."
Trinera Leczniezc Gorzkle
Vino (Triner's. American Elixir
Of Bitter Wine) usuwa reumatycz-
No trucizae z krwi j robi takowa
zdrowa j natupaln2 przyprowadza
organa do zdrowego dzia}ania. zro-
hi system bogatym. muskuly silny~
mi, ambicye zywotna j. rzeczy-
wi&cie odnawia cia}o i umysi.
Ma sprzedaz " aptekach, lub
tel wprest u fabry kanta, Jdzefa
Triner, 7es s Ashland Ave !.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

Zaplacili "a Wiarusa.
dksb Loxim<h rs
Jan M,ottk / so
Btants1aw KaszuJM $50
Jim Olszemsks SO
Pawet Wazaoch l so
B. Mega so
J6zef Laska 20
jan Mogn / so
Antmi Skin l so
AndrzG G6recki $50
Eunciszek GawryszQk l so
Jozef Lango $50
MichGt F1ubianski l SO
Wojciech Kusz l so
Funciszek S'rzelecki 3 90
Kurel Bam6ensk; l SO
jim M61caisk5 l SIS
Antom Teczu IS
Alerander Vida l SO
z21n.a@ Z.krou1cz | SO
Antoni Smolinsh l SO
J6zef Ru12 so
august Stodolny so
Jan Engler so
august Krakowshi l so
Antoni Cherek l 80
Amtoni Wewich l SO
Zomasz Merek SO
J6zef Lecz%a;o1rs1a2 l SO
j. Wleck | so
Nlkodem Meyek , | 50
J65f GorziE Oh
FrunciSzekk St4chouskk1; l30
J,zef Kuczkowsh l SO
Antoni Grabo,cski $50
Michet Buglewicz l SO.
WWclech Zych l so
Alexander Stzezswicz l SO
Kaz1n;erz NowicAki So
J6zef R~aczako,cski l 50
2eodor M2raczeush SO
Albert Gaz;msM l SO
". Bmuch l SO
J6zef W6dh l SO
Pawet Element l so
Franclszek Kozicka 8 90
Mk:5 Szynaek SO
u. D BRONX l so
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15

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Franciszek Krajniewski z South
Omaha, Nebr., poszukuje swojego
ciotecznego brata Franciszka Bo-
rowskiego, rodem z parafi Golub-
skiei, W Prusach Zachodnich. Kto-
by wiedzia} CO o MIN, n. p. J6zef i
Jan Zielihscy W La Sale, ILL.,, ME
chat mnie laskawie powiadomi.
FranciszekK raniewski
40 J. Str. South Omaha, Nebr.
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The progressive farmer., 1902-08-26

Total cereal crop. -. .4,O76, ,231 ,374
All along the line from the States
in the great rain-growing belt come
cheering messages. Wisconsin an
nounces that she has the biggest oats
crop she ever raised and that her corn
is in excellent condition. Indiana
calls her corn crop "phenominal" and
submits the fgures-170,OO0 bush
els to prove it. Nebraska declares she
has 100000 bushels more corn in her
fields than she ever had before; Hi
nois hopes to add nearly 1OO,OOO,OOO
bushels to her last crop of the cereal.
Ohio makes her wheat crop practically
the same as last years and raises her
corn limit 100000 bushels.
Kansas will not raise more than
half as much wheat as she did in 1901,
but she compensates for this loss with
a corn crop five times as large-unoffi-
cially estimated at 1OO,OOO,OOO bushels,
virtually the government figures of a
month ago. Oklahoma promises some
thing like 15O,OOO,OOO bushels of wheat
and 100000 of corn.
Up in Minnesota and the Dakotas
the harvest of wheat has begun with
a condition above 80 points. Nearly
everywhere the corn in the fields be-
speaks a magnificent crop and the oats
output, it is said, will exceed that of
1899.
Until the threshers began to tell
their joyous tales it was believed the
wheat crop would not come up to the
record-breaking total of a year ago,
but some statisticians now believe that
the crop of 1902 will exceed that of
its predecessor by at least 25,OOO,OOO
bushels. This is the latest estimate
of B. W. Snow, one of the best-known
crop experts in the country. His to-
tai is 778,OO0,OOO bushels. The same
authority says the corn harvest will be
2,5OO,OOO,0O0 bushels, or nearly double
that of a year ago. He puts the oats
crop at S85,OOO,OOO bushels Chicago
Special to Baltimore Sun.
The progressive farmer., 1902-08-26
STRAWBERRY CULTURE-LATE SUMMER
WORK

Cor. of The Progressive Farmer.
Stir the soil by shallow culture as
soon after each packing rain as it is
in proper condition. This serves a
twofold purpose. 1t kills all grass
and weeds easily and long before they
attain dangerous proportion. What
is equally, if not more, it conserves
moisture by breaking the crust and
destroying the pores or capillaries by
means of which the water in the soil
passes upward to the surface to be
lost by evaporation.
We plow the middles of the rows
with a small tooth cultivator and stir
around and between the plants with
light hand hoes, taking pains not to
go too deep especially near the plants:
an inch deep near the plants increas-
ing gradually to about two inches
farther off is about right. Where there
is not much grass to cut up forked
potato hoes answer the purpose per-
fectly.
The runners should also have careful
attention at this season. If the soil
is rich and the season wet they crawl
about almost like snakes. If the stool
or hill system (the best with most va
rieties) is to be followed, the runners
must be clipped off as fast as they ap-
pear. If allowed to grow and dangle
on the parent plant it is weakened and
the coming crop lessened thereby. We
have never seen but one runner cut
ting device that worked well-a, boy
with a knife and an eye on the boy.
1t is exceedinly fast and simple work
if done in time and costs but little
Runner cutting machines do not cut
the runners close enough to the old
plant. 1t must always be cut between
the old plant and the first joint, else a
plant will form at the joint and dangle
there a most harmful parasite till win
ter kills it.
Look well after the borders of your
strawberry fields and the ditch banks.
Dig up or NOW down all weeds before
they get large enough to draw the
neighboring plants. The dryer the
season the worse the drawing" Trees
The progressive farmer., 1902-08-26

farm, have taste for the bees, and
are willing to give a reasonable
amount of attention and study, you,
too. can do equally as well. There is
no reason why you should not. And,
I might also mention, along this line,
that bees can be made to pay in more
WAYS than one. Old worn out ground,
and washed hillsides that you think
good for nothing, might be made
fine bee pastures. Sweet clover will
grow anywhere, and once established,
will remain for years. And nothing
furnishes bees with more honey or of
better quality.
Next week I will have something
to say about the different kinds of
bees, how to prevent swarming, and
will be glad to answer any questions
those interested in bees may ask.
WALTER L. WOMBLE.
Raleigh, n. G.
The progressive farmer., 1902-08-26

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