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OR RENT-BY wESCOTT & wILCoX.

FOh NENI-B1 WESCOTT e WILCON,
1907 Penna. ave-
1902 VT av. 1or .3b 81 $50 30 1922 26th Ar 10 20
729 Goth. In, 3b mi. 30 30 OFFICE I,OoWS
l03I ii. Tor, b. eel mi 40 SO 4S24SG La ave heated
I2l 18th, Tor b cl mi. 1880 rms S. $40 xl2 so $50
1882 I, liz, b. eel, mi 40 80 FLATS
214S L. Or. eel mi 81 80 1881 Goth Or D. I'd n co on
l5ll 18th mi 5000 lI3l 10th, LIST ,6r b. 90
23lI-23l9 Pa nv. Or. 1907 Pa av. 5r b. heat IS SO
o. eel, NIL .35 50 SU9 21st Ar b, mi. 80 90
SiOL n, Tor ID. NIL 80 $50 20th ar. b, MI Is 50
2l31 X. Sr, b, eel, mi 30 20! FURNISHED
81 I'D, Sr eel mi 80 90 1875 T. l5r sim hit 81 II 90
I002 10Th 81, b. ell mi q so 1915 10TH lar 2b $50 90
2s04 y. 9r.b.cel. mi. $3.50 STORES
ITO Z. Or. b. mi so 1919 14tE lrcel .36. so
". I'D ar b, MI 2050 1851 so 32d, l. ge 30. 90
S0S3 l.! Sr W. 90 S36 Gath, 2r&sto &. Is. 30
25o1 X. 5r w......1550 STABLES
- Defrecs Or. b. mi 1870 1912 G. SIS 90
lli6 sd Or 30 23l1 +, bfr .5s. VIZ. - so
81 24th Or W.. 10 30 ll42 18th, VIII W. L. 90
~. II, Dr. W 1900 ZIG 10TH b,3s w. lw. 10 90
1864 &c Both. Or cei.wl3 so 522 9Th Is wr " 10 90
i723 f. Or - 80 iSa93I L. 5r = 90
Alb 21st. CT. w.. II 80 2lIo H. IS wr W. q 90
l2i: 18th, ir, 1880
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-ROOMS.

WIN 1EU-HUUmS.
WANTED-A LARGE ROOM WITH TWO BEDS
for two gentlemen. in central section; with or
without board Address j. s. b.. Star office. lie
wANTED-TWO ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR
and board for lady and two children In private
family. on Washington Heights. Address BOX
1871 Star office. TIE :
wANTED-HY TWO REFINED YOUNG LADIES
(sistersi. room and board In u private family: not
to exceed 50 each weekly. Address SISTERS
Star office. tie
WANTED TWO OR THREE NEATLY FURNISH
ed. clean rooms for housekeeping; man and wife
Address B0x 2u0 Star Office. 1ts
wANTED-ABOUT MAY l. 3 OR ROOMS
suitable for l. b. k; children: references:
COED location; rent reasonable. Address v D.
Star office apl7-3t'
wANTED-BY A MARRIED COUPLE 2 ROOMS
and private bath. second floor. front, unfurntsh-
cd. with beard: west OF 14th st. and north of p
st. NV: permanent IL suited; best CITY refs
given. Address, with terms, location, ETC. Box
212. Star Office. amir A.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOCS
Surgical and medical treatment for dogs ana
cats. Open an hours. Free ambulance Anim,is
boarded bog eciastery. For inforns tion 'I,hons
Main 17i-2. HOSPITAL. 2lls l4th ST. NV
ep5-u
FOR SALE-JusT RECEIVED FRESH FLOWER
carEcn End lsyp grass seeds, bulbs plant so,d
ttates, pots. &c. sCHMID's BIRD sTORE' IA
12ta st. nv mh.-tf-a
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

FOR RENT-A HANDSOME NEW FLAT:
rooms and bath: I'd floor. front. 1850 18th st.
NV: Apply on premises or phone Main 1850. =
FOR RENr-FLAT. NEW, 7s5 18TH ST NV:
water. L E. BREUNINGER. 10 18Th st. NV.
FOR RENTING FLATS II MINUTES OF
ham: So and So THE BEGWick. G s E j.
Williams 33oS lIth ST. apl6-tf
FOR RENT--EIMORF, SEQ nth NV, FIRST
e or central roems bath gas raass sso5s CLOS
FOR RENT-FLATS-
The Heron 1910 9th st. NV. 5r & Ia $40. 90
T The 6 6s;es, aa22 St NV Or and ba $40
The Jefferson, sl5 II St. 4 rooms and ha. 25.oO
The Penh1rst. 4s H st. ne. and rooms
apl5-et L. s. FRISroE, 1i n5:; c ST. t. NV. NV
C.; W. B. FLATS, 1914 MASS AvB-ELEGANT.
rooms, tiled bath. gas ranges; modern improve
closets; s47.5o. JANIToR api4 St.
FOR RENE-TO WHITE TENANTS ONLY-FIATs
OF . rooms and private bath; LIST and I'd ioors;
..,.e,, NoRMEST & SMITH.
aple-6t. Room 4. 631 Pa ave. NV.
FOR RENT-THE PoRTNER. 18TH AND SITS
NV, absolutely fre-proof-a-room and bath
housekeeping apartment; completely furnished,
including linens. etc; summer rates. aps-tf
FOR RENT-lST FLAT 800 ST. NV. RMS.
per month. Also Sd fiat. rms, bath. 3Oi St,
$3.50 Particulars 14o9 Corcoran St mh2s-1
FOR RENT-729 7TH S.w.. $3.50: 1443 EAST
prSats CHARLES XII INLET iaI $50
NV, to II. TO 4:So. apl-tf
FOR KENT-APARTMENTS-
The Augusta. cor. n: Y and N. ]. aves
soi 18th stnw.. rms. non housekeeping 5000 5000
The Addison, 916 l4th NV, 3 rms. & bath $25 90
CO & nv 2 st. me-. 8 rooms and bath " 81 ~
mh1o-tf WEAVER BROS. 1416 st. NV
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT+Two FURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath from May TO Oct. /; regular price, $50:
special price si5: includes bell boy. attendance
Cairo. apiS2t.
FOR RENT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH;
modern housekeeping apartment: building;
southern exposure: large back porch; central ocar
tion. 1920 9th ap1S-3ts
FOR RENT-IN THE VIRGINIA, 212O G 81. NV,
for lessee, one handsome apartment rooms and
tiled bath. for unexpred term. $50 per month
Hot and cold water: steam heat; jantor service
WIN. A. EASTERDAY. Bond building. apI7-3t.
TO sUBLET-FURNISHED APARTMENT; 6 RMS
and bath: convenient location. Reduced rent
Flat No. ., THE LA GRANDE- apl7-st.
FOR RENT-THE "CoYwOOD.' 1928 L ST.
nv; and ICONS mo each Th new; $sS and S4o
FOR RENT-IN THE ALEXANDER. 1911 U ST
NV, very desirable 7-room and bath first floor
housekeeping apartment. HERBERT A. GILL,
1919 st. NV. ap4-tf
FOR RENT-APARTAIENTS-T PORTNER
18th and U SITS. NV, absolutely freproof, very
desirable iveroom and bath housekeeping apart
ments; western exposure. mh29-tf
FOR RENT-THE SAVOY-A SINGLE ROOM,
furnished unfinished, and a 6ve-room apart
ment to sublet. furnished unfinished mh27-tf
FOR observation-disclosures OF 2. 3, 4, AND
rooms and baths; will lease tin september 30
z. W. ROBERTSON. Agent. The Cairo mh7-f
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FOR RENr-Br GEO. w.
1872 Fl. lSr, b.. 10000
1882 9th NV. 12r. b. GO. 90
22lI Pa NV. lSr. b. 6.00
POL p. Cr.b&storc- 10. 90
21i5 L. S.. b, eel. ga. 70
923 Goth INV, Sir. b. 30. so
1880 18th nv. qr. b. 60. 80
100 9th nv. 81. VIA. 1850
$40 / nv. CT. VS.. Ia. 10
SrJl
1873 To. ~. o.T.. dae II
ofcs Waited. {:
cD5-tf Il
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PERSONAL.

800 DOWN FOR A GOVERNMENT POSITION
not civil service. Address CONFIDENTIAL Pc.
SITION. Star office. aDIX2fs
SAY LITTLE AND DO MUCH-BJT WE GIVE n,
to you straight In fiye-line ad. about the Iih
eral rates We pay for mems garments Ttics.
discarded shoes salabie. We call for one
article JUSTH'S OLD STAND G19 d. ap1S-tfS
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AUTHOR.
lied and bonded. Goa 18th st. NV Phone Main
2525 Open day and night. Strictly confidential
Branch n Baltimore. Md. aul5-tf
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FEMALE.

WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRLS
= 'hdWhcrmad~ and Mattresses: also one for
Ia u room AMI waiting. must have personal l,fer
rt'.t>. 'al. NATIONAL CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL.
Er.rfilry lgr.. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-18

. IINkINS. 800 18TH ST.
l& I'D nv, 81. W. .10.5o
1:fI 2s.a NV. 4r,w. 1888
Good houses FOG colored
! tenants. from 81 up.
Sta rear .lo9 q nw 10 co
1914 y Y sT, AZ. 500
i'll II sw. Or. wa. $50
- " sw. c.. MAILED
PES.
rye Lew store and ccils:.
.2ol L M. opp mlt.$s0-oo
10 h. stose........lc-00
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lots In fashionable northwest. free OF sfncunl-
brance. Apply EARLY & LAAPTON, 615 14th
st. NV. ap14-6t
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WANTED IpUNti MAN FOR OFFICE WORK !:
must W.lt- good hand Address Box -5j. Star
urtir..
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-ONE ACRE GOOD LAND;
cottage, stable, good we'll and variety fruit on
premises: location, No. 10 Sumner ave. Anacos-
tia. d. c. Apply 1907 eth ST. NV. apl5-6t'
FOR SALE-ROCKvHLE. Md. 7-ROOM HOUSE;
! u acre, garden stable. wen and other outbuld-
ings: 10 minutes to electric car and court house.
=. s. GlLI1SS. Cabin John. Nd. or THOMAS
DAWSON, Rockville, Md ap3-96ts
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WAN1EU-AS Ny BUSINESS HAS LARGELY
increased need five experienced real estate
mru: must possess energy and push: fine office
facilities. good contract WI A. YESTERDAY.
Bond building. apl1-;:t'
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WANTED \ BOY WHO CAN SET TYPE Nc
GILL. ~ WALLACE apII-St.
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WANTED lUINt; Girl. To TAKE CARE GOOD
bahy =" months old. Apply Sunday morning.
80 = 80 NV apIS2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-18

WhNIEI'-N GERMAN NURSE FOR TWO CHII-
'lrrn. = and :, must h. able To- sew and have
city references Apply 1s3J q st 1t
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
61

i. II. PcrkinsOn should bc elected
Alderman from the Thirteenth Ward
this spring. lie II II lawyer, n man
of probity und Of high standing In the
community. II the people want to be
represented In the Council during one
of the most important periods of the
existence of that body they should
rally to the support and elect men of
the character and calibcr of Mr.. Per-
kinsOn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Is even better still-the indorse incnt of
all good citizens. irrespective Of
party. He IL making n clean. nctiv"
campaign and his election is practical
IN assured.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

If Corporation Counsel Walker were
to have his way man could he COM
PEELED to provide house and lot for
somebody else TO set up in business
opposition to him, Witness his posi-
tlon on the proposal TO tax people who
use the space under their sidewalks.
Mr.. Walker holds that II Is the city
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
Pets and Papsuckers Can Never Again Control
the Party Nominations in Cook
County,
County Campaign Will Be Run on the New
Prnciple-voters Will Be
Heard.

spring and falls work lies before the
new force in Cook County Democratic
politics. and that this work will he
well done.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
/dol>

d. H. r"rkinson is II young man. hay.
ing been born in Salem, Wis, II years
ago. He has been Il resident of the
Thirteenth Ward for over II years. in
the courS" Of which period he has won
the esteem and friendship of all who
have had the pleasure of his acquant
ance' IL" received the unqualified in.
dorscment Of the Municipal Voters
League year ago, but he has what
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

II is said that Carter Harrison is sore
because of The upset of So many of his
nld"rmanlc pets N the recent prlma.
ri"S. The MnyOrcttc had better retain
all his SorrOwS for himself He win
hhv" need of II good deal of human
sympathy by the time the County Dem
o"rnry gets through with him. YoI
haven't II very large store of this. Car
Ter old boy; better save it up for prl-
Natr CpuSIlInJtiDn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

plan of the new power In Democratic
politics may he gained from II pcr,,sal
of the prOnounccmcnts there made by
such men as President John Powers
AMI Secretary Robert H. Burke.
~6A
Chicago ought to have safe thea
tcrs.
l.. Mcliugh will add strength to tn.
Democratic judicial ticket.
-. J. Schuylcr's nomination by the
Republicans for judicinl honors con
tinucs 10 bc strongly urged by lead.
ing citizens and members of the bnr.
Almost every night sees aisles full of
seats In Chicago theaters In defiance Of
the law.
~eA
Mr.. Henry Il. Trfrt's hundreds Of
friends not only IN his own Immediate
nciglll'OrlloOd hut from nll over the
city join In cOngrntulnting that gentle.
man upon his triumphant campaign
for the Republican al'lcrmanic noinina.
tion In the Fourteenth Ward. With
the same kind Of II fight through the
balance of the campaign Mr.. Tef'ts
victory will be assured.
~A
The city authorities have been fore.
warned about the dangerous condition
of Chicago theatcrs. II anything Oc.
ours they will be held responsible
for It.
Among the many able lawyers seek.
Ing the Republican nomination To the
Superior Court bench there ls none
more highly thought Of than Elmer T..
Beach. by MI who know him. Mr..
Bcacl, Is highly esteemed. his services
to his party In the past have been most
valuable and his candidature IL partic'
ulurly satisfactory to the members of
the Cook County bar.
~aA
EX-C congressman George J.. Foster II
one Of the hest representatives Illinois
has ever had In the National Lrgisla-
turr. His reelection II II moral cer-
tninty.
~
There will he holocaust In one Of
our Chicago theaters some day, ana
this rotten city administration can be
blamed for It.
/ Alderman John Smulskl. though Op'
posed to Hon. George y. Foster In poll
| ties. would make II good colleague for
! that gentleman in Congress. Mr..
! Smulski II honest. capable and devoted
to the interests of all the people of
| Chicago.
Chicago will furnish iheater horror
one of these days that win appal the
world,
Hon. John i. Mcl;o0rty would make
m excellent Superior Court Judge. lie
can have ON" Of the Democratic judi.
cial nominations next fall II he desires
II.
~S
i. \. Hines would make u splendid
Alderman, lie resides In the Fifth
Ward, and II elected to the Council
would make an honest and able repre-
sentative of all the people of the dis
irici. Mr.. Hines Is II distinguished law
yer and IL highly respected citizen gen
orally.
%SA
Alderman William &. Kuester's re-
nomination In the Twcniy-siXth Ward
was II foregone conclusion. His splcn.
did record in the Council deserved the
honor.
%6A
Mr. \. j, lIirschl, the eminent law
yer, Is very strongly urged for u place
on the judicial ticket next fall. Mr.
IIirschl is one of the most popular men
In Chicago.
&6
Thomas a. Smyth still has the call
for sheriff on the Democratic ticket
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
Editor Eagle.
Chicago, March 10

The Chicago Eagle, notice with
pleasure. Is giving Senator William Il.
Mason its support in his candidacy
for reelection. 1t has stated many
strong claims which Mr.. Mason has
upon the support not only of his own
party but of the people at large, There
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

John Il. Prindiyillc viii certainly he
one of the judicial nominees of the
Democratic party next fall. lie will
make IN excellent Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

x-Congrrsslnan George T.. Foster Is
one of the hest representatives Illinois
has ever had In the National Lcglsla'
turr. Ills reelection Is n moral GER
tnintN.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Alderman John Smulskl. though Op'
posed to Hon. George J.. Foster In poll
tics. would make II good colleague for
Smulski IL honest, capable AMI devoted
to the interests Of all the people OF
Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Chicago will furnish II thcatcr horror
one of these days that viii appal the
world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

i. \, Hines would make II splendid
Alderman, lie resides In the Fifth
Ward and II elected to the Council
would make an honest and able repre-
sentative of all the people of the dis
lrici. Mr., Hines Is II distinguished law
yer and IL highly respected citizen gen
rrully
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Among the many able lawyers seek
Ing the Republican nomination 10 the
superior Court bench there ls none
more highly thought of than Elmer T..
Beach. by MI who know him. Mr..
Beach Is highly esteemed his services
to his party In the past have been most
valuable and his candidature II partic.
ulurly satisfactory to the members Of
the Cook County bar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

There will be holocaust In one Of
our Chicago theatcrs some day, and
this rotten city administration can be
blamed for II.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
/Re(oA

Hon. John J.. Mciio0rty would make
m excellent Superior Court Judge. lie
can have on" Of the Democratic judi
cinl nominations next fall If he desires
IL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

,)t,'.

Following was the vote at the Alder.
manic election. 1901:
Ward Republican. Vote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Mr.. \. j. lIirschl, the eminent law
yer Is very strongly urged for u place
on the judicial ticket next fall. Mr..
IIirschl is one of the most popular men
In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Thomas a. Smyth still has the call
for sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
The party could not name n better man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Alderman William e. Kuester's re-
nomination In the Twcnty-siXth Ward
was II folrgOne conclusion. His splen-
did record in the Council deserved the
| honor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

IT 81. then the city would rent them
to whom II pleased, ami II firm doing
business. say. In n basement or half.
basement. might wake up some fine
morning to find opposition on the part
of n city tenant who had rented the
space directly opposite ami underneath
the sidewalk. the taxes for the main
tcnanrr Of which were being mean
while paid by the other party to the
ease.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

The city authorities have been fore
warned about the dangerous condition
Of Chicago theaters. II anything Oc-
ours they will be held responsible
for Il.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Mr.. Henry u. Tents hundreds Of
friends not only IN his own Immediate
neighhorllood hut from MI over the
city join In cOngratulating that gentle.
man upon his triumphant campaign
for the Republican al'lcrmanlc noinina.
tlon In the Fourteenth Ward. With
the same kind Of II fight through the
balance Of the campaign Mr.. Tents
victory will bc assured.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Last Wednesdays meeting of the
County Democracy will be memora-
Bile one. Some idea of the scope and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

plan of the new power In Democratic
politics may I" gained from II pcrusal
of the prOnounccments there made by
such men as President John Powers
AMI Secretary Robert T.. Burke.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Michnrl ID. Doughrrty, the Demo
cratic nominee for Alderman in the
rwcnty-s"ronl Ward. would bc II good
man for the place. lie i honest. active
and capable, Mr., D0ughcrty is II con
tracing plnslcrrr and II large property
owner. ana would represent the inter
csts Of the Tw"nly-src0nd Ward faith,
fully and well. Mr.. boughrrty has
lived In the ward all his life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15
/lG)ellA

since the editorial published IN an.
other column In this edition of The
Eagle was written. County Judge Car
ter issued the following published
statement on the same subject:
There Is no reason for the argument
that vote In favor of any of these
propositions uhose embodied In the
referendum petitiOm will be legally
binding on Council or Legislature"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

The truth Is apparent enough that In
politics. and even In the same political
party. the old rule applles-"ln essen.
tinls. unity; In nOnessentials. liberty"
Times change and issues change with
them. The policy upon given subject,
whether of finance, administration or
what not, that seemed urgent and es.
sential In Il past campaign may be al
together impracticable and impOlitic
to-day. Manlfestly, 1t IL absurd to label
such eXpedlents with the misleading
title OF eternal principles"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

Almost every night sees aisles full Of
seats In Chicago theaters In defiance O
the law.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-15

The Mayor will he back from hi,
hunting expedition with II bundle OF
dead ducks In II day ar two, lie will
find u live goose In his official chair.
The Globe-republican., 1902-05-08


The government summary of the
work of the Missouri Fruit Expert
ment station, under the direction of
Prof John T. Stinson, says During
the first years operation of this sta
ton about forty acres of land were
brought under cultivation, twenty OF
which were planted in test orchards.
Experiments in crossing Strawberries
have been undertaken, and some
spraying experiments on a commercial
scale for the control of apple scab and
bitter rot carried out in a neighbor-
ing orchard Eighty varieties of APP
pies, los peaches, Al grapes and SO
straw berries were set out Apple scab
On the varieties Ben Davis and Hunts
man, was almost entirely prevented by
spraying with Bordeaux mixture. Bit
ter rot was more difficult to control
with Bordeaux mixture. In one ex-
pertinent on Ben Davis sprayed five
times, go per cent of the fruit was
free from bitter lot, while on control
trees only III per cent was free from
it, In another part of the orchard rs
per cent Of the fruit sprayed four
times was free from the rot, while on
unsprayed trees all but Ia per cent
was affected. The variety Huntsman,
which was sprayed three times during
the season gave 50 per cent free from
bitter rot and 90 per cent free from
apple scab, while on unsprayed trees
but 4S per cent was free from bitter
rot and 60 per cent free from apple
Scab.
The Globe-republican., 1902-05-08
Browning and
His Servants
3 q 3 = > 8 g q g = 3

Robert Browning was one of the
kindest, most democratic of men. A
pretty illustration of it was given by
Mrs Bronson in an article published
in the Century She said: con Ger
tain day he met one of his servants
whose joy it was to wait upon him.
carrying a rather heavy basket of
grapes and other fruits on her arm.
Oh, Giuseppina,' he cried, t'Iet me
help you'll" and seized the basket sud-
denly from her hand.
The woman overwhelmed by such
condescension, protested, <tTroppo on
ore, signore-''
E+Nonsense," said the poet eeYou
are always helping me; won't you al
low me for once to help you?''
Still the woman resisted, saying ftIz
is not for such as you, o signore.''
This was more than he could bear
I'VE are all made of the same clay
Giuseppina,' and gaining his point
for who could withstand his will ?-he
held one handle of the basket until
they reached the palace door.
This same worthy woman is fond of
relating a story Of her master which
illustrates another side of his charac-
ter He had paid her weekly account
change The woman showed the little
coin, saying, shy1y, 81 cannot offer this
trif1e to the signore''
Yes, my good Giuseppina'' he said
taking it from her hand; cit is one
thing to be just and another to be gen
erous; you do right to return it to me-"
@<And not long after this continues
the woman. t.he made me such grand
PRESENT.