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Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14
oLMITz NoTELETs.
From ..ne the Hiker.


A little touch of winter.
DR.. Atkin was in the county CAPT
tai on business Tuesday.
Robt. McInnes of Marquette Kans.
visited his brother here the past week
Miss Cowperthwait of Topeka
visiting her sister Mrs. j. g. Schrei
Der in the city.
Mike Daily and daughter of Grea
Bend were up attending the wedding
the first of the wee <. : =
Nov that the. strenuous election
times are past friend meets friens
and greets him Same as before.
The band boys led airepous lives
the first of the week were IN thei,
uniforms from Monday a m. tit
"Wednesday q. m.
A number of cattle from the shor;
grass country are being shipped t,
this poiui To pasture on the wheai
fields of the surrounding country.
Ed Atkin, Jr, left for Salina Mon
day 60 enter the Normal Universit,
at that place. Ed is to study medi
cine after his preparatory course a,
the Sa)ina University.
We are reliably informed that G
j. Kreisel and Moritz Schrelber two
farmer citizens of our little burg are
now in the employ of the D & r G
BY. Merchanical Department, a,
Pueblo.
Rumors are afioat to the effect tbs
We are to again be entertained (?) b,
home talent Dramatic Club but We
would advise all quiet loving ci.,-
zens to keep cool-it may not be .
bad as reported, doa't think thers
will be any 8-va Orchestra or butch
erings of the Barber of Seville" to
torture the pleasure loving public.
In fact We are aim ,st sure /, ia q
s'false alarm.
Wonder when that Galatia trolley
Ins will be in running order. The
RAgIs er's scribe from thar ,am let
ga Ys that they can all ride by paying
for it-that's nice We would say to
the pr ,moters of that gigantic enter
prise to hang onto the wagon else
they might waik-all rise and sing
'sWait for. the wagon after which we
will consider ourselves and the trolley
line dismissed sine die.
MARRIED-Tuesday, Nov. 1Ith. AT
St. Annes church, in Olmitz, Rev.
Huna officiating. Mr.. Geo. Skolant
and Miss Anna Schneider were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock. A sump.
tous wedding repast was enjoyed by a
large number of invited guests at the
residence of grooms parents miles
south of Olmitz. The bride is one OF
our finest young ladies and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schreiber old
timers in this vicinity. We have not
the pleasure of the grooms acquaint
ancc but hear words of praise for him
on all sides. We wish the young peo
pie long and prosperous life in which
we are sure everyone around us joins.
MARR1ED-Monday Nov. 10th, at
the Olmitz church, Mr.. Ferd Schenk ir.
to Miss Anna Menzer, Rev. Jne. Huna
officiating. After the ceremony large
party Of invited guests enjoyed a we'd
ding feast at the residence of the
brides parents north of the city.
Despite the fact that the very in
clement weather made it disagreeable
to be out, the occasion was one of
gladness, thoroughly enjoyed by all in
The groom Is one of our
Industrious young farmers. son of Mr..
Ferdinand Schenk. one Of the olde st
settlers in the community. The bride
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

There is coupon in this paI er wor b
81 % to you. you will find it In Lund,
blade & BolinRer add Look it up.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

The contracts for two bridges near
Hoisine ton. were let by The commits
sioners last eek, snd wolk on them
will be commenced right away
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

On the night before election q big
feast comprising those things too often
used as campaign supplies" :" WAS Civ
en- by the republicans to their colored
e0ntin gent. in the hall on the north
side of the square. Bes ides the poll il
cal "enthuisasm which all were sup
posed to take on, one man took on a
fracas that causes him to wear his arm
in sllng-and one of them did not
vote the mkt day-he had business
out of town All this was attempted
to be kept on the quiet - but the story
has leaked out. just the same.
A crowd of eight young lads were
fined from 81 to 80 SO each, Tuesday.
for destruction OF property on election
night. While the lads may think it
rather tough on them, they should
profit by ths lesson aud canfina their
publications. to more harmless prac-
tices.
1t ia reported that the Lake Koen
Ditch Co.. accepted judgement fsr
damages at SIS per acre for the condem.
ned lands III the east end of the Chey,
enne Isottems ia the district court t
Lyons. Similar action it expected in
the cases to come up, here. this month.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Mike. of Pawnee county. was badly
Sweeney'd. but he ran fast enough to
beat the republican Sharp sprinter
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

See the Millinery coupon offer of
Lundblade 6 Bolinger's.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

BURTON says there is a restAles s
ness in the republican party on accous t
OF the tariff We find there is
: Restsless ness among the people
VINO are not nsing Empire f1cnr
There is no tr1usty or spoiit VIII eat
made in d Ut at the Farmers Mill.
You can get this flour at all up.to date
stores, and the mill north side OF the
square, Great Bend Farmers bring
your wheat and exchange for four.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Tbs annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Barton County Fair
Association for the election of officers.
will be held oo the 6rst Tuesday in
December AL stockholders should
make it special point To be pres mt
at this meeting.
It is said that Alex McTagpsrt was
elected to the lower house of the Okla
homa legislative body, and Jim Ker
shaw sheriff of an Oklahoma county.
Both formerly lived here
The case against Arthur Jones,
charged with running away with
Daisy Alexander. at Elinwaod, has
been dismissed, and Jones turned out
of jail
Ar. and Mrs F A Freeland went
to Leoti. Wichita county, Tuesday
night to be present Wednesday at the
funeral of Mrs Freeland, their sisters
in>iaw.
Henry w. Huttmann has removed
TO Chicago. where he succeeds to the
law practice of prominent attorney
of thirty years. standing in that city.
Mike. of Pawnee county, was badly
Sweeney'd. but he ran fast enough TO
beat the republican Sharp sprinter
See. the Millinery coupon offer of
I,un6hiod do q IRoliD-,~,e
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Barton county had on deposit in the
three Great Bend banks. on October
SIst, 1902. $50, 900 90, in round nuns
oers. The county is hard up (Y) better
pay your November payment of taxes.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Young Man, you have just time
enough to order yeur Thanksgiving
suit aud have it here on time. Lund.
blade & pliaEer's is the place to
buy It
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Further evidence in the case of State
vs Reif will be taken in Justice Ogle's
court today, the 18th.
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Henry w. Huttmann has removed
TO Chicago. where he succeeds to the
Barton County democrat., 1902-11-14

Law practice or prominent attorney
of thirty years. standing in that city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-21

the railroads were taking care " Houston,
but that was a mistake, FOR t1e railroads
take care only OF those who take care
OF themselves, rs Is evidenced hy the eN
perienee Of some OF Houston's rivals. both
State and interstate. which are enjoying
rate advantages not possessed 10y HOUSTON,
because they have organized and demanded
them
Mr.. Cleveland's remarks were approving
ly received aud Il was decided 80 at once
cieatc permanent organization 10 provide
ways and means for the inauguration or
a freight bureau. the following indiyidur>@
and firms plcdglng themselves TO COntNbCte
70 It's maintenance: +. A. ilcitmaun.
Southwestern oil company, B9ring x Cor
ties. Kirkland u Horsow, Carson. sewal
& Co., w. ID. Cleveland Sons, South
Texas Grain company, Hartwell iron
works, Peden Iro1 company, ilUWard Smith,
II. u. Taylor \ Sons and I'nke & Pilot.
Mr.. w. d. Cleveland was elected presi-
dent and Mr. Il. Il. Warner secretary Of
the organization and Messrs. Bonner, Hcit-
mann and Kirkland were appointed 2 cor
mlttee 10 prepare tho pan upon which II
shall work subcommittee were appoint
cd to interview all che iob1nrs nL1 manu-
factnrers Of Houston and explain to them
the object Of the organization and urge
them to join. Another meeting viii be held
az the Business League rooms next Friday
night at O'Clock
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General Passenger Agent ROBBINS returneg
yesterday from New Orleans.
The nay car OF the Iutorro+i,r,, &C.,,
last night =" 'i"uNtoh
Tranmaster W L. Bisboc NJ the Houston
over the line ''' ''iP
uIraYSsilins Freight Agent Heater Of the
Dallas headquarters. rum
Paul ,kilpatrlck, travelling freight onent
OF lNe hat, Went 10 Galveston on n bnsi.
ness trip last night. va ouS''
General Freish Agent Dunlap of the SIM.
SCI, central lines is at Austin To attend M
r"l!road commission meeting.
Assistant General Passenger Agent An.
Ggeison OF the Southern Pacific rttprnad
rom GdlVeSton yesterday.
rIDiyl'Fn, Passenger Agent Smith ~ +ho
SSMtta1 headquarters Fort Worth c,ne
IITn leStefaaE and Joined the New orleans
'i9uofS IN tneir trip over the State.
r. W. Hockadav, formerly loco, oou
ntCrciiaI agent OF the Katy, but now 90.
eupElns like position With the same " ro "a
~ tHc'nnati, was here Yesterday and r,I
friends, -'0h us many old
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-21
TRAINS TO GALVESTON.
Thousands of Excursionists Passe,
Through Houston Yesterday.

Thousands Of Excursionists Passed
Through Houston Yesterday,
Travel to Galveston yesterday via the
through trains on the Katy. international
and Great Northern, Southern Pacific and
Houston and Texas Central was extremely
heavy and it IL, estimated that 5000 or 7Ooy
persons were Hrri,d ever to the Neptune
Carnival The katy brought in three see.
lions carly yesterday morning, all loaded
tu the doors.
The Houston ANA roNas Central excursion
from Fort Worth and COrsicaua arrived
here yesterday afternoon at 4:3O ana de
parted over the Galveston Houston and
Northern for Galveston a half hour later.
There were between 800 aud 500 on the
train.
The International and Great Northern
brought In nttccn cOnches packed and
igmmed. at l2.5u p. m Yesterday. They
came from points In the BrazoS valley.
The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
special yesterday morning carried over Sev-
cral hundred and the KATY through train
last night went over with 300 or 400.
The carnival lasts the remainder OF the
week aud special rates are in effect every
dav ON all the roads.
Thu Katy will run a special chair car
for Houston travel on its regular train
leaving here tomorrow morning at 9;45.
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CROSSING CONFERENCE.
Railroad Officials Have Drawn Up a Set
OF Rules

OF Rules.
Austin, Texas May 2O.-Thc following
railroad officials were present at "a meeting
here this afternoon for the purpose Of
presenting a concerted action before the
railroad commission on the mtcrlockins do
vice hearing; General Manager Nixon I'm
glucer Felt and Signal Engineer stevens Of
the Santa Fc; Engineer Peters Of the Chi
caFo, Rock Island and Texas. Engineer
potheram Of the Katy. Wells Of the Texas
Midland. Slater Of the Southern PaeHc
General Superintendent Scott and chief
Engineer Viuson OF the Fort Worth and
Denver Green II the Cotton Belt. Conner
OF he Frisco, Judge Perkins and j. NJ. Lee
MIR, Nixon was elected chairman and after
going over the rules proposed by the COM
mission the conferees prepared some OF
their own on which they expect TO stand
tomorrow They vary greatly in some re-
Spccts MS TO those proposed as they estab-
fish the maintenance operation and char
acter Of tho interlocklng device. II vas
also decided to oppose any plan that wonld
compel the employment Of operators at I'M
important crossings.
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FREIGHT BUREAU ORGANIZED.
Representative Firms Unite in an Effort
10 Secure Better Rates.

HcpresentatVe FITn1s Unite m an EtoTt
70 Secure Better Rates.
dozen or more representatives, OF Hous-
TOMS commercial and manufacturing inter
ests met Mt the Cotton Exchange yesterday
evening for the purpose Of organizing a
freight bureau. The meeting was called
to order by W. d. Cleveland, who eX-
planned that the time had come for Hous-
ton 10 look after It's freight rates and to
see that Il was getting al that IT Is On.
titled to in that line, To do that sue
oessfully Mr.. Cleveland explained. Hons
ton must secure the services Of hrst
class rate man and wake an TO the situa-
ton. It had been said, he understood, that
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Still Keeps II In

,,n, during period OF poor health sons
Little d FoT,vs o P, trial bottle OF Dewitt
ISaee Adam Shock. Of New Iishon tnS
{o9k them aud they did me 10 pacL
go9a ! have used them ever since Safs
Iusoie saS gentle Dewitts Little Early
uiate the liver and promote reruisr '' ia
easy action OF the bowels anu
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MNEMoNlc

z REMEMBER. fremem,..
90 Ho@ those dogs die ~,
TIE LETTERS from me friend
dnd \ began 10 learn wti
What Splendid Times fort, Al
What Most Deiisb1ui Coin. ''etsl
OF Course, trey took "T6s n
When f6e9 0rrieed. 'tSos 5ns ,~s''
Iremcmber, remembe,
Hot Mercury Uenf Hig6,,
From early morn until tie .,,s.
] Sizzfed In t6e Fire
or Summer Heot; and tben ~,
Thof this year I Uouid 20. wa
Taking TIE "onfp One Reoa.
Up there I'd find some Sno,, sue
remember, I remember.
I did nor 6Gee me Price
To troeei on THE Denpey D.
80 / could cut no ice.
But Rad 10 stag of home o,s NJ. ,
BE faithful AT my post. "Vs
Reading, meonwbHe. Of Ko,. !,
WbHe oil day long I'd Roou AZ
i remember, I remember.
T~dS fhen thdf 7 greh uf,,
And fbiS Dedr I s6aH SAFE N, =
Ind NOT "dpeiegize," SS'
Because. upon "Tbe Denver D.. ,
The Patrons meter do, w
For fheg find TIE Best Ecuior,.,
And are HuStied.-quick. ria, ~
Address, Passenger D.p,,tn.,
The Denver Road, Fort Worn !.
. Secure LETTERS FROM 0 R cav
ABLE by sending Ioc postage il you !, 49, =,
listed. aN
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Off for Austin.

Manager Jen y. Iiller, Engineer Kellogg
and Superintendent Of Motive over Tug.
gle loft last night for AnstI9. wr,r, they
VIII attend thc meeting Of the railroad
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ARE UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Commission Took Up Number of
Matters in Open Hearing.
ATTORNEY LOyETT MADE AN ARGUMENT
Against the Proposition TO Put in Single
Line Rates on the sunset-Central
System Of Roads.


austin, AeAas' may ~ ne ia'iIua'
commission convened In open nearing this
morning for the purpose Of taking up sew
| erai n,attnrs of Importance for which notice
| 49, t.... 80. ~. - o.t. A.,
""o slNeu some tlu'e aTV' O"luB 70 lr
ness Chairman Reagan was unable to be
| present and the questIops yvere hoard nv tbe
| tn. 49,. .,,,,,,.t T. -. ,,,,.,,- 80,
| o''' W. wa " "ile tue esl'p'
! lishment of uniform system regarding
! lumber shipments attracted considerable Mt
] ,ertion tho mos, t,,,o,,,,,. .,.,.-tt.,, .
| VI '"Hl question: OF 'he
udy was the proposition on the part Of the
commission To put all Sunset Central lines
| under single line rafn Tho o,oerln,
r,e .,t.,, 49,, o.
! '''s' '"e noon recess AM
General Attorney Lovett occupied the cu-
| tire time In speaking against II. lie ar.
| rued that under the law +ba ovnio, of roii.
! r.. 49,. 49, - '''
Ouu STUN was vastly aiueteht from con
| soAdation. even II the ownership vests au.
| thority In three or four Individuals for tine
! purpose OF rsrrssrrtirc +b,' s,,.t.,o,5.,. 49,.
! ~. -, '''t u"'urtS gu
'"e oooIu OF directors Nhue he d'd not
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Telegraph Tolls

austin. Texas May 20, Western
nion telegraph company today paid to
Ae state ils quarterly tax on MESSAGES
sant ~ ne state during the quarter end
~ aaffh 81 LOO. $l4Ol.78 on ldOTf3 day
eefa4ses, and Slel4l ON 24,2s6 night NJ s.
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Chiidress & Taylor write tornado insur
snee against cyclones, tornadoes, wind
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

n. = It. C. X. n.
Grand Central Dspo,
Ienve No 1000 N Arrive No. .. SIS ?. n
Leave No. ,.10.50 m Arrive No a. 1.20 n
Lssys No. S.. HOO p. m Arrive No. g. o.io a. a
Il. a n. o. n. r..
Grand Central Depot
Leave No g.. AIS Am Arrive No, $1,000 ?. u
Leave No s.. ESQ ?. arrive No 79.4Sa q
g., n. a $. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No. s....1O.05 am Arrive No 100 p. N
Leave No. s....li.ls p Arrive. No. 70. 500 ~
c., II. q N. H. a.
Grand Central DEPOT
Leave No ,..i0.O5 A. N Arrive No. =. 900 "a
Leave No. -. 500 a N Arrive No. 900 pm
Nos. and ? Sundays Only
n. Y. IT. q NJ. r. IA.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No Ip.1o.is Arrive No, rsa, S.3s p u
o. A. q A. p. ny.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No I....o.ss Arrive No. a.6.2s pm
g., C. q s. F. II. II.
Grand Central Depot
Leave ~ .... z.ooa N Arvs..... ,s;s5 sam
Leavs...."..,7.4S p. IN Arrive ........9.20 pr
Galveston Trains.
LeAvs ND m. Arrive. $40 pm
lssye........7.45 m Arr!ve.......7. pm
Additional Sunday Specials
Leave .....S.55 Arrive. $40 a. N
LsEve.......1.S0 ?. N Arrive. .....9.2O p. N
Al these trains ieAve the Santa Re Congress
Ave Depot minutes later than the above
H. z. W. #. "A. X.
7;0o"m Express Train AM, arrive . 10 10 ? n
All trains leave Grsni cenuA Depot
H., Ia. q It. r. n.
NJ. K. & T Depot. Fifth Ward
Leave 9. 80 a Arrive 9. 80 m
Leave O5 p m 49,. -. arrive so n
]. Il C. n. II. n.
Dspo, foot OF Congress, Avenue
Houston ard Waco Trains.
Lave 1l.3O a. n ...........Auys II. S. p. u
ST. Louis Trains
Leave s,SS p m.'.............., Arrive 4 80 an
Leave b.OO a. ta...'...s.-.. Arrive $50 pm
Columbia and vsaseo Trains
Daily Except sunday
Lave 900 an. Sunday onyJ Arrive AS p.u
G.H. & h. II.
Ietve...l & G. \ Depot.............6.oOA n
leave. ~, K & 7. Dtpat......,...... . & q. N
Lave s. o. N Depot soc. ..........9 5 a m
Leave Grsn5 Cerra. Derot...-...... A.4s p. 10
Leave. j. * q. y. Depot .-...,.,.-...4 s p, n
'Lssvs... grsud Ce1tra. Depot. ......... 9 90 o.
sLesvt...L & q. n. De9oi...............9.I O ? NJ
~sur5ayS only
Midnight special arrives 2 10 A. m Sundays
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Houston, Texas. May 2O,-Gentlemcn;
Wells, Fargo & Co. express will carry over
It's lines, free OF charge, any matter OF an
express nature consigned TO the Goliad,
Texas. cyclone sufferers. Yours truly,
g, A. Taft. Superintendent.
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supnlies for Goliad.

The following communications speak for
themselves
To all Aeorts.
san Auto-io. Texas, May 20.--This com,
pany win transport free over It's line all
supplies intended for relief of Goliad CIV.
clone sufferers when consigned to mayoe
OF that city or chairman OF relief commit
crn rexas and P5ciSc railwav our co msc
tion for Gotad. Will do the same, Please
give copy Of this To your local papers.
Il. j. Martin,
way.
Approved; NJ. H. Monserrate,
Vice President and General Manager.
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: Secure LETTERS FROM 0 r. cou,,
ABLE by sending Ioe postage # yoo :, ~. y.
listed. "aau
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Grand Central Depot
Leave No IsI .1o.i5 a m Arrive No Iss 3.3s ~
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n. = It. C. n. r.
Grand Central Depot
Leave No !. =, 700 a. m Arrive No s. s.2S p
Leave No. ,.1O.50 a m Arrive No. a.. 7.20 p. n
IeavA No < HOO o. N Arrive No. s. o.lO a. q
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-19

she was SO vexed and disappointed,
but her mother comforted her with
promises OF another bulb, and another
lily TO bloom later, and that afternoon
they went down town together, Alice
and her mother, and bought bulb
that was even bigger than the one
Alice's teacher had given her. AMI
the dear teacher, learning by AMI by
what had happened to the bulb she
had given her little pupil, insisted up.
on replacing II with another. so Alice
is now waiting and watching for two
beautiful lily flowers to appear.
But Alice's papa, when Alice told
him the story. couldn't sympathize for
laughing.
Why. inventors are great people. y
he said, laughing. ''and Anna invented
for us n perfectly new kind of vege.
table stew."-Chicngo Record-hera,o.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-19

Those who have sown orchard grass
along with clover on land adapted to
its growth have usually been well sat
isfied with it. as the two are fit to cut
about the same time, or much nearer
together than either of them with tim
othy. Tney also should have the seei
scwn AT the same time. that is, as early
in the spring as the ground can be
made fit. AS its name indicates It
grows well in the orchard or anywhere
in the shade, and il likes a rich, sandy
loan, deep and moist On such soils
IL starts early in the spring and grows
rapidly. thus IL makes a good grass
for a permanent pasture, but when the
ground is strong enough 1t is more val
liable for hay, as it's rapid growth en-
ables one to get two or often three
crops year. It needs to be sowed
thickly. say three bushels when sown
alone, or two bushels with Is pounds
red clover seed per acre when they
are grown together. as II sown thin IL
makes a coarse straw. that is rather
poor hay, especially il not cut quite
carly enough. 1t needs considerable
curing. but If cured as We would cure
clover. mostly by sweating in the heap
IL makes hay that is much relished
by horses. Some SOW the clover and
orchard grass and add about five
pounds of white clover seed to the
above mixture, mix together well, and
after cutting the hay one or two years
make pasture of it. This is a very
good way. especially II the field is one
that the blue grass and red top will
come in naturally.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-19

In taking slips from plants for root
ing many persons take off the young
branches from the sides and base of
the stock. forcing It to expend all its
energies in sending out new growth
from the top. and the result is a
'scraggy" plant. Try taking your
slips from the very top of the plant.
leaving all sprouts at the base and
sides OF the old stalk. and you will
he surprised to find what nice busby
plants YOU will have in a short time.
Geraniums, coleus, begonias and pelar-
goniums are benefited by such prun-
ing. Long branches of wandering Jew
may be put into a bottle of water and
hung behind picture so that the vines
will twine about Il. making a pretty
decoration while the roots are form
ing and the little branches are start
ing out along the stem.-The Epito-
mist.