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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-16
P[AII FAVORS.
Roosevelt For Nomina-
alton in 1904.
STATE CONVENTION
Meets In Saratoga This Month
and Will Probably go on
RecorH for Present
Executive.

New York, Sept. 13. - United States
Senator Plat when asked yesterday
whether the Republican state conven-
ton which meets this month would
indorse President Roosevelt as a pres
idential candidate in 1904, replied:
81 don't know. l don't know wheth-
er the president wants such an in
dorsement. had long talk with him
recently and he never once mention
ed the subject. l will say this, how
ever, l think the president deserves
the nomination. This does not mean
that the convention will declare for
him. mean TO say simply that |,
personally, think he should be nomr-
mated. What the convention will say
on this point is another question"
"Ts there any precedent in this state
for indorsing presidential candidate
two years in advance of the national
convention?" was asked.
II know of none" the senator re-
piled. 81 can't remember that the Re-
publican party has pledged itself to
any candidate SO far In advance OF the
national convention"
Senator Plat did not make the
statement in SO many words. but he
gave the impression that the state con-
vention would solve the Roosevelt
problem by indorsing Roosevelt's ad-
ministration and declaring that he de-
serves TO be the candidate Of the party
| in 1904. Such declaration would be
a mere expression of the opinion OF
the convention and would be ips nc
way binding on the convention 10 be
held in the spring of 1904 to elect del
TLtec
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six contests in addition to the exhi-
bitlon trots.
The entries follow:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II.
$3.50 1rot = Purse 800.
Sunola. entered by w. A. Albaugh,
Canton.
Belle King. John G. Welty, Canton.
Ned Gaines, a. G. Klingelsmith,
Massillon.
Miss Lena. w. Armstrong, Wooster
Topsy, f.. G. Boles, Mansfield.
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For Stark County Fair
Week..
MANY LOCAL HORSES
viii Com pete for Purses Hung
up by the Association
Tho 2:23 Trot De.
cIarod Off.

There are e2 entries for the races at
the Stark county fair and among them
are large number of local horses
that will give especial interest to the
contests. Lees Pilot, with record
Of 2:12 1-2, owned by Drs. e. d. and
A. G. Brant, of Canton, will give ex-
hibitions Thursday and Friday. in an
effort to break the track record at the
trot.
The 2.23 trot, in which there was a
purse of $3.50 hung up. did not fill and
has been declared off, but this leaves
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Aria. John C. Welty, Canton.
Belle King, John G. Welty. Canton.
Ned Gaines, A. G. Klingelsmith, Mas
sillon.
Perry, w. w. Richardson, Akron.
Miss Lena, w. Armstrong. Woos-
ter.
Topsy +, y. G. Boles. Mansfield.
Classic, w. G. Hartman, Wooster.
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who will meet at Saratoga this month.
At Republican state headquarters
intimations were also gwen out that
the plan above outlined would be
adopted.
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be nominated. Many things might oc-
cur in the next two years to cnange
the views of the politicians and those
who are delegates to the 1904 conven-
tion may think differently from those
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egates at large to the national con-
vention.
The state convention of 1904 might,
without any, Inconsistency declare tnat
In its opinion, Roosevelt should not
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Margaretta Ramsey, Edwin Morgan,
Alliance.
Charles Atwood, w. G. Rudy, Mill
lersburg.
Don, E. Il. Johnson, Winterset.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10.
2:18 Pace - Purse $500.
VIII Go, H. s. Croy. Canton.
Raymond Russell, Dr. d. e. Kelley,
Ashtabula.
Stark Pointer. e. d. Brant, Can
ton.
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Classic, w. G. Hartman, Wooster.
Charles Atwood. w. G. Rudy. MIL
lersburg.
Don, K. s. Johnson, Winterset.
Misc Nina. z. Walters. Minerva. /.
2.40 Pace - Purse $3.50.
King Daniel, H. G. Mcdowell, Can
ton.
Linwood. w. A. Albaugh, Canton.
Don, f.. e.. Klingelsmith, Massillon.
Lady Van, Ed. Humphris. Canton.
Lady lockwood. e. @. Boles. Mans
field.
jim f, J. B. Alexander. GAINESVILLE
THURSDAY. SEPT. 18.
2:25 Pace = Purse $3.50.
King Daniel. II. G. Mcdowell, Can
ton.
Cnf A, T. M. Allensworth, Min
srva.
Llnwood, w. A. Albaugh, Canton.
Stark Pointer, DR.. A. @. Brant
Canton. !,
Ingomar. Louis Hoch. Massillon.
Lady Van, Ed. Humphris. Canton.
Red Dawn, I. s. Beard. Mans
fold.
lady Barnes. John A. Mcdowell,
Millersburg.
naisy Parks. q. H. Ehret. zanes-
vile.
2,40 Tvt - Purse $3.50.
sunola. w. A. Albaugh, Canton.
rellns. J. s, Karns Canton. "a
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Orrville.
DR.. Benny, A. W.. Pierce. vaapa-
raiso.
2:30 Trot = Purse $3.50.
Noble, E.. Fl. Castle. Monroe Falls.
Sunola, w. A. Albaugh Canton.
Tollus, J. S. Karns. Canal Dover.
Aria, John.C. Welty. Canton.
Ned Gaines, A. G. Klingelsmith, Mas
sillon.
Zinfipdel, G. Steffee. Akron.
Miss Lena, w. Armstrong, Woos-
ter.
Topsy, T.. G. Boles. Mansfield.
Classic, w. c. Hartman Wooster.
Nargaretta Ramsey, Edwin Morgan,
Alliance.
Charley Atwood, w. G.. Rudy, Mil
lersburg.
Chippewa, r. F. Myers, Elyria.
Don, John Cole, Lore City.
Kittie j., e. S. Johnson, Winter
set.
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Little Frank, G. Walters, Minerva.
Silk line, w. Armstrong. Woos-
ter.
= Nellie, f. Fl. Diebel, Diebel Bros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-07
C0NSEJO EJECUTIV0
MA e
DIA 6.

Qaed6 pendiente para segunda
lectura ell bill soble defnir meior
los d1rechos del pueblo,
Aprobado con enmiendas, Ell
bill s0bre aut0psias.
Hasta el medic dia h0ra en- q. Sc
suspendi6 Ia session Sc estnvo discu-
t}@ndo el C6digo, lIegsn3ose hasts
Ia seCCi6n "a c4n enmiendas en- to-
da5. Sc traits de que no ae entendi6
SO Ia Ga2e5a como peri61ico of
cial
A las ) y IS Sc .reuni6 de nuevo
el C9nsejo y continue ensla lectura
del C6digo hasta la secci6n 1855.
Qaed6 despues de largo dis3u
sion splazado para hoy el bill del
s91or G2zman aobce 10 carrera de
A0Cgaios.
f. Bill no 20 del seftr Barbo
sd Sc aprub6 y Qued6 a 8 - lectura
Sc enter6 el C-n8ejo de que el
Blll no II habia sido registrado y
pasado a la Camara para Ia tirma.
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JQnta Superior
de S0nidad
de Puerto Rico:
BZtraCtO de la minuta
de la session Celebrada
Ell 4 de FebrerO de 1902.

Despues de discutir amp}ia y
detenidamente 81 asunto, Ia Junta
acord6:
sQQe aunque los imformes del
Qofmico y del BActeri6logo no reve-
Ian Ia existencia de putrefracci6n
activa, la Junts es de opinion, que
en- vista del color inusitado repul-
sivo de la cSrne, as1 como de su
textpra; y partiendO del princi pio
de que esta marca (brand) de csrne,
snfGe des c0mposici6n rapidamente
despues que Sc le corta en- su espe'
sor y Sc Ia expone al aire; es de
opinion decimos que dicho art1culo
esde muy inferior calidad, Y que
ha sido curAdo y empa4uetado sin
tener en- cusnta las exigen as del
clims tropical nj las condolences del
trafco local. La Junta, puee, consi'
ders que ell uso de esq carne es con
t0da probabilidad de certeza, per
judicial Ia salud.
I(0lictW Su4Uj.
Secretario: ], s. de S.
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El baile de trajeS.

Segundo de esta tsmporada,
fa6 el bale de trajes celebrado ano-
che en- nuestro Coliseo sumamnente
animado, solo que no result6 de ira
je sino un bonito~y y a1imado bale de
sc ciedad.
No vimos sino cuatro seis be-
llisimas damas trajeadas en- carac-
ter.
Ademss, dos 8 tres vestidos de
m&scsras SO Sd ian de programa,
pues Ell bale no era de tai, sino de
etrajea y no deben confnndirse los
sumandos con las snmas.
POr 10 demas, ell bale en- con-
junto, result6 brillantisimo y muy
animado, reinando ell entusiss no.
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Julian MatiGnZO

Esta casa cuenta con un compile
to snrtido para irs}aIaciones de ino,
dorCs, b2r0s duchas, fregaderO5 etc
Ad9mas de ufrec9r q los propie-
tar os a mas bajo pracio que niOgu-
ma otra casa, garaut;zA no solo el
material aino el proyecto 8 instala
ci6c complet@ eegun 10 exige Ia jun,
ia Superior De Sandal por cOntar
con personal competente para el ca
so, sdemas esta casa facilitar& Ia for
ma dol pago aque'los propietarios
que en- 81 momento de hacer la ms
talaci6 no cue0ton con toda Ia can
tidad que dichs instalaci6n imp0rte
a 80 II.
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El lueVO COniSiOnadO
de EdQCaCf6n.

En- el vapor San Juan lltgado
sno b e, ha venido el sefor
Samuel Lindsay Comisionado de
Eiucaci6n al cua1 damos Ia bienye
nida.
Els seguro que seguidamente
tomara possession de su caTgoy en-
tr&r& sn funciones, en- un rsmo en-
ell cual, hay que convenir en- que
Sc ha hecho mucho, pero aun puede
hacerse mas. Y ssf 10 esperamos
para b;en de la gensraei6n que Sc
levaats, y del prcfssorado que est4
alentado de los meiores proposi-
t0s
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Tribunal
de POliC1a.
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

Armando Maisonet por provo
caciones y es and alo fl6 penado con
5 100 de multa.
Juan P. Lara por embriaguez y
aggression a Le0nor Rivera Sc le i'm
puso la mults de S 200.
Luis Colorado y Juana CAlca'
no por rina y escandalo 30 centavos
q CadA ura.
Silverio Burgeno y tres mas
Dor pr0vacaciones en- eI cafe eLa
E5moralda 5 100 de multa ell Bur
guen0.
Jose Vega (a) Chino per hurto
de 50 centavos a Amtdor Lava Sc
le impuso Ia penA de Is diss de ira
bsjOs forzsdos.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
La O Crispin por darle una bo'
fetada q Andres de Jesus, so centa'
vOs de multa.
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Ni1OS apliCadOS.

A'umuos de Is Escuela Colon
que Sc han distirg dido por su apli'
csci6n y conducta en- el mes de Ene'
ro.
Serafn Montesino.
Francisco AndinO.
Carmen Serbia.
Ana Infante.
Marina Paniagus'
Autonia Rosa.
Guadalupe B Beltran.
Maria l.. Torres.
Juana Hernandez
Adelsnte nit1os por ese camino
eereis hombres dltiles & la sociedad
y q vuestros padres y gloria de Vues
tres maestros.
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IIIiIT1IlT7rnJTnI1F1

Sagrados Cultos que eu honor
de Jesds Sscramentado, celebrsr&n
las RR. MN. CArmelitas duraute
los dias 9, 1C, IL, & las 8 y media de
la manana misa solemne con expo
sici6u del Sant1sjno, quedando ex-
puesto S. D. NJ tod0 el dia hasta lss
cinco de Ia tarde, que se resar& Ell
Sant1simo Rosario. Sc suplica & los
feles la asistencia dichos actOs,
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Un sSlfgerO resfrGadO" tOs :
Il irritactOm de la garganta, 81 SO des- {
i cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura- {
j bic enfermedad pulnonar o una irritacion K
l cr6niea de la garganta. Sc Cura efectiva- <
Y mente con las Past1llas BronQu1RIeS e
Y de Brown Z
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Juan LlOb0t.
Maestro pIOmorO 9XaminadO

Ofrece sus trsbajos sin compe-
tencia q los Propietarios, corfacci0
nsndo Ell mismo los proyectos Y
pianos para ser sprobsdo5 por Ia
Junta Superior de Sandal, sieudo
este ana economic para ell Pfopieta-
rio cues no tiene q buscar otro pa.
ra que haga diohos pianos y proyec
v0s.
Responde de no estropear los
edifcjcs
No admit diuero hasta no ter
ninar el trabajo y ser recjbido
Direction Cristo /? alt.s 8 ID
quinCalla del Sr Matierzo
% -
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Sc ALQUILAN

hAbitaciones y un hermoso y yenti
lAdo mirador, en- la casa numero 29
de Ii Gale de San Joss, 4 precios
m6diCos.
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Los vecinos De Santurce est&1
alarmados por las frecuent7s deto-
naciones que SO sienten de noche en-
distintos puntos del poblado.
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NOTICIAS,

La orquest& de los b&iles en- el
teatro esta resucitandO dsnzas del
tempo de Ia ranita; y ademas son
muchos los two steps y hay quien
dice, no tanta luz, por Dios, que me
encandilO,
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Hemcs tenido uucho gusto en-
ssludar en- esta redaccion al buen
amigo y distinguido me iico don Eli
SEQ Font y Guillot, de Mayagu9z.
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Sc VENDEN

Un coche de 2 ssientos ACADIA
DC de importar, sin uso, de elegante
7 s6lida construction. Sl60
Un Quitrfn de 2 ruedas rs
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Dr.. ChGVrGmOnt.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.

San Francisco 50 al lsdo de la
FArmacia del sef1or B ancO. Extrac-
clones con ell gas hil%rante
n Il n
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Juan Gonzalez Y Jdsna Co.
con y Velez vecinCs de Lsres solici.
tan dispense de parentesco para
COntraer matFim0niO civil.
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En- Ponce Sc quejan del alto
precio & one han llegado las provi-
stones, incluyendo tambien ell car
bon,
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A don R odrigo Ra nirez, Juez
de Policla de Cabo Rojo, le han sido
ooncedidos trei1ta dias te licencia
DOr emf 9rmO.
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Bernardino Gonzalez y Fran
cisca Pagan vecinos de Lares, soil
citan dispense para contrAer matri-
monio civil.
La Emulsion de Scott merece
con justicia ell alto concepto en- que
Ia tiene la profession m6dica. Asf 10
recOnoce el habil inteligente doc.
tor don FLorencio Villuendas, de
JUsna Diaz, Puerto Rico,
He aQu1 sus propias palabras:
Ella Emulsion de Scott es IN
preparado excelente y iustamente
conceptuadO as1 por todos los m6di
cos2
DR.. FIoreucio Villuendas.
M6dico Titular de Juana Di8z
Don Jose Herrero Ctutr6n, re-
nuncia eI cargo de Juez Sus5ituto de
Polic1a de Humacao, por hal arse
enfermo.
El Ayuutamiento de Juana
Diaz ha elegido don D =lfn Colon;
Jaez Municipal Suplente de esa
localidad.
Quesos de ,CANARIAS
Goio de CANARIAS.
Acsban de recibir Sobriuos de
Armas. Cruz 13. 8 IS s
A don Rodrigo Ra nirez, Jaez
de Po!icla de Cabo Rojo, l9 nan sido
ooncedidos trei1ta dias Is i3eucia
por enf9rm
Pora Curar un RefrIQdo on un ara
"nle los PASTILLAS LANANTGS DE BPOMO-
QClNINA Fl boticar) Ie d,{9!ytr4 ei Gincro 81 no
Sc curt. La frma dc 4. W,.raO|E sc hulIa en-
A don jose Rosario GsIp1 le
ha sidO adInitida ia renu acis del CIR.
go de Secretario del Tribunal de
POlic1a de Penuelas.
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El nifo Armando Betances fue
herido en- la cabezs, de una pedrAda
que dice le tir6 otro nido hijo de
Juli&n Arroyo.
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E l la Isla de Viequas, 50 est&n
vendiendo a 3 centavcs los pl&tanos
Y q tres Y cuatro un hueyO

CONsEJ0 A LAS MADREs---EI 1arabe ca In Il
de WinsloW debe usarse siempre qqe los njnos eat
al pequeno sufriente; produce | sue1o natura
tranQuio, aY1ando al nino dooI Ell angelic DEF
perta con muoha YiveZa Es muy agradable 81 "a
ladaE. Calma al ntfo, aDlanda las encas, e1vis 10
dos dolores ayUda al 7tento regula los ntegtincs
Aulta de Ia dentioi6n de otraf ca1sas. Tener oI j.
dado pedtr por "Jarabe Cslmante 10 Mr.. WinsIow
por scr e m eJor de tOdo.
Don Jose calder6a Novoa, na
sido nombrado Juez ~Sustituto de
Policfa de Naguabo.
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OFTCTN 4 DE ASTTNTOS

OEICIN A DE ASUNITOS 4 D
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G. del
Vale Fortaleza II (altCs) Gesti6n
en- los Centres ofciales = Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogsdos
del pals y americanos y trsductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta ofcina de
comp7s y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
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EL GRAN REMEDIO DE La
6poca es sin duds ell PAIN XII
LLER de Perry Davis, perA ell ali
vic instantaneo de las quemaduras,
escaldaduras, chichones, etc. y pa
ra dolor de est6mago y de los in
testiuos, como tambieu para ataques
repentinos de c6lera m6rbus. Nadie
debe estar sin 81. Refuse los susti-
tutos solo hay un PAIN KILLER,
ell de Perry Davis.
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Gambia & Stubb9.
HamOs racihidO In f0lle

H9mOS TeCIbldO I'm IOIeTlfO
con Ia composition poGtica de don
Venancio Cruz titulsda eMi Senti
miento> precedids de un pr6,ogo
Gel senior Carbo Fernandez Cordero
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FL Ayuntamiento de Juana
Diaz ha elegido don D lin Colon;
Jaez Municipal Suplente de esa
lOcalidsd
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ernardino GonzAlez Fran
cisca PsgAn vecinos de Lares, soil
citau dispensa para contrAer matri-
mOnio civil
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En- CAtano hsce uuCs dias 50
eucuentra enferma una nina de M.
Munoz, duef1o de la fonda <L& An
daluza,a de disteria, y aver estaba
grave.
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Quesos de ,CANARIAS
Gof0 de CANARIAS.
Acaban de recibir Sobriuos de
Armas. Cruz 13. g IS
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Don Jose Herrero Ci0tr6u, re-
nuncia ell cargo de Juez Sus5tuto de
Polic1a de Humacao, por hal arse
enfermo,
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DR.. FIoreucio Villuendas.
M6dico Titular de Juana Disz
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A don Jose Rosario GsIpf lo
ha sido adlnitida ia renu 1Gis del CIR.
go de Secretario del Tribunal de
POlic1a de Penuelas.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13
MONSTER INCUBATOR.
An Australian Machine, Built on the
Hot-House Principle, with ca
pacity of 1850 EGGS.

According to Sydney paper, Aus
tralia has the largest duck ranch in
the world, and has just completed, with
most excellent success, the largest in
cubator in the world. The incubator
has capacity Of 11,440 duck eggs, or
l4,s0O hen eggs. The machine is built
on the hot-house principle, and. in fact,
is 9 dollhouse. 1t stands in the open
and is constructed Of ordinary pine
weather boards, with corrugated iron
roof. The egg trays each hold 100 duck
or 100 hen eggs. and there are four Of
these end to end in II tiers, one above
the other on each side Of the room,
making q total Of ss. Moisture is sup
piled in pans beneath the bottom tier
of trays. The heat is supplied by
means of steam pipes from the boiler,
which is kept constantly going to fur
nish motive power for the various
works in connection with the estab-
lishment. The incubator is said to be
working well and bringing out large
percentage of ducks. This season the
machine has brought from 10 to so per
cent. and the proprietor has about
5000 ducklings. The incubator will be
watched with much interest by the
American incubator men.-Journal of
Agriculture.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13
Clean Nests Are Necessary.

( The hens prefer clean nests, and
when they refuse to lay in the poul-
try-house, and begin to deposit their
eggs in the hay-loft, in the food
,troughs, or away in the fields, the
chances are that lice have taken pos.
session of the nests and driven the
hens away. A single broken egg in
lice, and once they secure foot
hold they stick closely until they
are driven of by heroic treatment.
Keep the nests clean, and always
have tobacco dust, or earth sat
urated with carbolic acid, convenient
for scattering in the nests when
cleaning them.-Farm and Fireside.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13
WHEN BEES SWARM.
Month Of June I. tae Usual Time, But
Sometimes They Go Out as
EARLY as April,

Any one can tell just about the day
colony of bees will swarm, If they go
to the trouble of acquainting them
selves with the interior of the hive.
Some people know so little about bees
that they will watch the hives con-
stantly for swarms, perhaps for weeks
and months, and then ore liable to be
off their guard just when the swarm
comes. In the first place, colonies
must get very strong before taking the
swarming fever, and usually even then
they are not likely to swarm unless
they are gathering plenty of honey.
Bees swarm more largely during the
month OF June In most localities, but
may swarm earlier If the colony is
strong, even in the month Of April.
Bees as rule get ready to swarm
some time before swarming. They be-
gin to construct queen cells eight Oh
ten days before, and 1t is the presence
OF these queen cells that plainly give
their little secret away. Learn first
what queen cell is. The queen cells
ere quite different from all other cells
In the hive. They are built on the out
edges of the combs, or in uneven places
on the surface. In beginning them the
bees build heavier base about them
than other cells. and In CUP shape, and
with wells less than IN eighth of an
inch deep. They are thus ready for the
queen to deposit eggs IN, and ordinarily
there are from tan to . dozen and in
some cases more In a colony.
After the eggs are deposited in these
cells we may know that the bees are
preparing to swarm, and in eight or
nine days will come of, If the weather
will permit them, or on the first fine
day thereafter. At this time these
cells will be built out full size, from
three-fourths to one inch long. AT this
age the cells are sealed over, which Is
always an indication that the swarm ID
due to come of, and If not already
swarmed, the weather perhaps has
held them back, but they will come off
the first fine day.
This applies to first swarms. Second
swarms come after these young queens
begin to hatch, eight days later.-A. II.
Duff, in Farmers Voice.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13
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