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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
Democratic County Platform.

We, the democrats of Rosebud county.
III convention assembled, heartily en-
dorse the principles of the democratic
party as enunciated at the state con-
vention, held at Bozemon, Montana.
September %, 1902. and especially that
portion of the platform in favor of equal
assessment of property for taxation,
whether owned by individuals or cor
porations, and hereby commend the
efforts of the county comm ssioners OF
Rosebud county looking to that end.
We heartily endorse the administra-
ton OF the affairs of the county by the
present democratic officeholders and
the board OF county commissioners aud
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
Democratic State Platform

We, the democrats of the state OF
Montana, in convention assembled.
pledge ourselves to a continuing loyalty
to the principles of the democratic
party as enunciated at the national
convention held at Kansas City July i,
1900
We hereby indorse the administers
ton Of affairs of the state of Montana
as conducted by the officers elected By
the democratic party al the last gen
eral election.
We heartily commend the action Of
our representatives in the national
congress upon ali questions touching
public rn0tters affecting the interests
of the So and nation.
We P.euge the nominees of the demo-
cratic party to judicial positions to the
earnest, honest, fair and impartial
discharge of the duties of their office.
We heartily approve of the law pro-
yiding for the reclamation and irri@a-
ton OF the arid lands, and recommend
such further Legislation as will etIec-
lively extend its operations.
We favor such Legislation by the
congress of the United States as Will
prevent the ingress of vicious and evil
disposed persons.
We favor the speedy construction of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
He's An Exception

Aggressive as the campaign may be
it is noticeable and gratifying fact
that with one exception no candidate,
democratic or republican, has seen fit
to impose upon the voters of Rosebud
county derogatory statements or nause-
GUS campaign lies concerning their
political opponents.
But commend us to one Freeman
Philbrick, republican nominee for
county commissioner, who, for alleged
political acumen is the prime circula-
tor of a series of statements that for
baSeness and falseness have had no
parallel in any campaign ever wagered
in eastern Montana.
This aforesaid Philbrck realizing
that his hopes for winning at the polls
on his merits have been blasted has
ferreted out the scheme OF projecting
himself into public gaze by starting
the report that the Merchants bank of
Forsyth, aided by T. W. Longley, the
present county treasurer, instead of
taking up county warrants is letting
the county's funds out to the taXpavers
of the county and in return receiving
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

The G. o. F.. by its ncar-sjshted
policy OF high protective taritl. having
made it possible for the creation al
trusts, is becoming alarmed at the
strangle hold the latter are getting ON
the nation. But of what can il avail
them? The G.. O. =. having formed
the trusts. it does not lie in its power
to remove the evil. Would YOU expect
Satan to reform the devil.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

Now that the great coal strike has
been settled. Teddy Roosevelt and the
II. q. =. will claim all the credit for
II. and as soon as the half-starved
mlner-who has been locked out for the
past tive months by the trusts, those
creatures of the republican party
mas, by hard work, once more got a
tull dinner pail, he will so to the polls
ana roll up the usual $4,000 to 100, OOC
republican majority in Pennsylvania.
-" hat fools these mortals be-
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
By NEWS PUBLISHING CO
VERNE II. BEEMAN, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

The beef trust is Il two-edged sword
that cuts both ways. 1t forces the
price of cattle down when the rancher
wants to sell, and raises the price Of
beef when the consumer wants to buy.
How our srandfathers managed to live
without the trusts-those great benevo-
lent con binations, gotten up for the
benefit of all mankind-is something
that surpasses the human understand
ing.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
statement.

Two weeks from last Tuesday the
election occurs and every indication
points to a democratic victory. Not
only is this desired by the democracy
but many republicans WHO are dis
gusted with the Carter Auld-Lyndes
conduction of affairs, locally and other
wise.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

''1t would be suicidal to revise the
tariff, says Congressman Hopins,
a dyed-in-thew wool republican. And
yet the G.. O. p. wants to plead guilty
to attempted suicide.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

point with pride to the present healthy
financial condition of the county; and
we further strongly endorse the action
Of the board in keeping Rosebud county
AS seventh class county, thus saving
to the taxpayers thousands of dollars
in salaries; and we hereby pledge our
candidates to abide by that decision
until such a time as the taxable as
sessment of the county will perma-
nently justify a raise to higher class
county.
And we hereby pledge the nominees
Of the democratic party, to be made at
this convention, to the earnest. honest
and impartial discharge Of the duties
of their respective offices and in the
interest of the taxpayers of Rosebud
county.
OIn the language of the poet, the re-
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
Rosebud County News,

Entered at the post office in Forsyth,
on March 21st, 1901.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

Some one has remarked that Judge
Evans and John NJ. Dixon reaembled
each other. We don't see any similar
ity whatever Evans looks like four
time winner, while Dixon looks like 50
cents.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

Talk about your oily tongues, John
Nj. Dixon, the Standard Oil candidate
for congress must have free access to
to their tanks, judging from the way
his is creased.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

If the Sazarac Lying club ever hear
of Freeman Philbrick they will GER
tainly elect him president Of their
organization.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Fsr Congress-
JOHN M. EVANS, of Missoula.
For Associate Justice
JERE B. LESLIE, of Great Falls.
For State Senator
JAMES S. HOPKINS.
Representative
JAMES BLAIR,
Commis sioners-
N ]. HUMPHREYS, Birney,
THOMAS ALEXANDER, Forsyth,
WILLIAM MOUATT, Rancher,
Treasurer
T. w. LONGLEY,
Sheriff
r. J. GUY,
Clerk and Recorder
CHAS. w. BAILEY,
BARNEY RONEY,
Clerk of Court
CHAS. 4. POND,
County Attorney
EDWARD ]. DIERKS.
Superintendent of Schools,
GERTRUDE Nj. HIGGINS,
Public Administrator.
ED. ADAMS.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-23

O1n the language of the poet, the re-
publican candidate can smile and
smile, and still keep sober.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
LLyNDRY LINES.

We washing s1-ee.s o. a-her cot
-c-s T--- 4 >la Irish. rinse = tor8x
vara- -= gloss.
B5- .a-easEoes - ta1 ---u-es -
fore -5sE are 1s=L eor thus t1s! are
made -1ez more durable
AwaTs 1sks starch VIII soaQy W.
ta- v1 VIA -vs e bsrs- El1ss -
tae -1s- and prevent t1s 1roos t-o1
s-cE--
Wa-- WISHING SIX E65 -Gols-
spra-t- 1t ue-aT-sre1 spirit Z eGc1
c- -s1E water. and ne sk
~ a9E - and new.
vs. rs 70, Cleaning widows
q s-- never rs wr--g w5e1
WISHED III squeezed = wr1Eg
--=aas ana Tears tae leather.
We. .E s-lrc1a5 clothes VII
.t,.--a. -lE5 BASIN q rather Ao- W.
-= fringe wiring t-y So5
1- >--a- -1e fringe VII -1so u
.-- -ra- and i WI require %
COZ
u -. delicate col.-s il fancy work
T-= -- Ia t-L = tra- = 2
bass = wafer. allowing i 70
:-- -l--+ --- - va-ar : cod
---- lie a--c-e Ge-t-y L i with
e--1 soap ana rinse guck-y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Ill .shor Or Your Rssr.

a uay> r1 : naturally active
- e7e-!-Ac : new and Strange =
IL s mad. tleref - 90 ~, zllow
IL c1lL 70 81 excited. Few realize
1aw often latTs brain : f2--ue1
needless callers come - see tas
new baby TIE little one : unlress-
= and --relly clothed again IN Is
t.est sa-S and f-lle5 aad ruled dress
-Aen ~ : taken down stairs sa5
handed ahout fro1 one 70 The Other =
t,e dulr 3 .-lired and tossed and rrsrta5
and talked 70 ana h1cced and kissed
Nov tbs : all LilnC 10 he baby and
: very coo6ucive u oevousnsss
Keep Inn = Quis1 s. possible giving
plenty II fresh al. but d. oot permit
th.s sc-.ui1a1e peL1c and Daul-
Ing even 81 The rsk 4 giving oEeasa
= adulrinS sl2uves-Wo1zn's Home
CaZpz-Icn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

To make Z aowe- inside 3 soap bCh-
tie pour 9 soap solution mo 3 plate
q tray uu-l The bottom : covered
With uQuid = the depth If oae-eisAstA
q 81 inch. In TIE center Of TIE tray
place water lily o. other flower snd
ever this 8 n funnel
Then blow gently through ths fun,
oel while you are Slowly lifting i 81
The sane TINE. Co1llue blowing u1ll
YOU make quite large fin and then
proceed 70 5iseacace The flannel. ATE,
having frst turned i n night angles
Flowers. spinning TOPS and Other Or
5ects may Re eavelopad in TINS way.
Tbs t-ick : one which 2lwsys Dysa-
les and delights
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Arrsrrl-rrnl Rr.rlrle..

A-o1s- taE c.---, Ne. comes To ths
e-1-- 2 -as uils- q Tie general short
II. VIII record breaking crop az 70
-lss
eaat ft5 Is Interesting
IL cs tl,la~s
v Z-a E-e has suffered much
a-lzavs lea5 II ar-ual profit
-E tua- II -ne PEn-A-neric au darE
-as- -uE -1s eGrlar par Of October.
! Is NIX unreasonable 70 expect 81
T-lua- Ley income q $500 from TWEEN
= le-as So III u. larls of good fruits
EgE - Tan I'auEn II Gur4 New
Z1-LE
T1s -ial5 o. Q7-nroas II ONO fans
e. E1u-- e lie general average.
Any Etu5 y e~0- -aat c1vsrs TIE sol
HfzlFz II lie formation q huuus II
IL SOL
Il Maine DeEns E-e unusually bright
md I'u-u-Das u1eA t.s-er rllan they
PROMISED Fvo u1--as Gr8. according
Il Il Aue-icE1 Cul-1vz1Ur report
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
vi.raken Mother..

Soue--ss mothers have hah5-
z uaag,a -asel ~ attention
which : re.y r.-1c 70 tbelr daughters
Wc1@a Ills type are n1t aecessa-
rly e..vci1ls ara 1i-11y-
Qffa- t-eT 4r= uotherly pars7
WIN s. z >rs IL attach available uea
10 -la-se =
Bu er haven't the tact 70 Fl Their
Es sire zig 1'2o-s q hospitality
a1d ,s-- HE JOYS Il playing hostess
W15-e mothers grasp 81 The SOCIAL
power Their cr-s are APP q l'e Saucle
and awkward Z sooe-y. She spo-S
her clz-cas
TIE re.r - type O mother :
another Isrrf Stumbling block y ne
--1,; llol-al pat1
However serious & fault 3 girl con-
uts SIZE sa91.1 never be scolde5 aad
he-.-t-el before yo-aE men.
There's g tine Tor all things, and :
s1u-5+6 - : sure - SHOW 10 ths
vors- sLvl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Agricultural Note.

Nature study IL the schools : nov
urged.
The Fe-ron : E new tomato. vs-E
1e2ty and with few seeds
Cate-QllarS and fan webwor1s q
lore ara 8 feature a The season II D2ay
localities
While -self dancing varieties ..
celery 90 bl21ch = s certain extent i
Is thought by many that thsy ara ooi
50 tender rs that which is banked.
Whatever he cover crop nay ba u.
II in for The winter safe keeping q
orchards and vacant truck and garden
ground.
If yon have spare NE q good sizs
they may be utilized II blsochi1c Gel.
en-. says Farm journal After ths
plants have been handled oacs or twice
and THE earth drawn Uq slip the tiles
ovs-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

There az many Tavs T making
bed E1a- from e-alt -1-e Do1o--21s
a-5 he - -L4-s - - F-4l1est X
~ = HIS sane written IN la5z.l1la
Ink = way : = bas-e 4 page
c me T--a ca1v-s n sheet O pillow
case ms sl.ove L. ben and wa-E NJ
initials some . t1e I'D fashioned
SAM s--clss ne canvas must
- Iu out lt-er v rE1c and 7
oo5era 2 heavy cotton : usal is
works. wl Eve pearl! Le eject q
tAs more -a-lo-S embroidery.
Tow nay ae made elaborate II
eotra =r1- lie ends y else strip
above -- hem In - better -Es-e :
Monogram O. initial When linen 5
= X embroidered v-5 so- Initials
TIE nay t'= save5 T using lie letters
mat cone resdE u be worked over.
Tbs sE-es stamping and ne scu51c
1eceSSz,T . 1hs work
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

e q H. MISTAKES O.
ou- IL -l man Is
11- e te Vla, ST. So.
cL- - l- G- hands -.f-
slgE-L s1a 14-zs st ua1s--
aDz doas 2 a. liz Bu- -a.-s e8s
SIS e -lsr E1= WI 1U vGs. us
su-l- L SIZE e ull.r- z.- goes
v--ag-- sooz 4 ulI1 als liz sli4--
r < l. -4a is1, Z 1.s va-E
ia ll1a--I Es- Interrupts au1 La -
-irE q E1ugr vi choose - l.-slr
instead = l,aa-s-aLE EuL uE1 vi
11-
Another y ba- u.s-EEas = u uu-
E11w1ls agw e -aE II sns 4 --4-
sns DEF s. Gown M SIC VII dE-
Erncklucs c-1e1s- snEvls aua-uiLs-
5o.hes
Shs dDasu1 know r1z1 AE-d vU-E
TRES L she e EZnE us-ad E1E VII
E-51s letters 1ru-e hs- Bce8uu-s d
read n 1g- s1ue circle o clua. she
T11l5 Ku-h E TUu Z r1u htu-a5 tn
reading o. wiring eDuld 1El u -as-
be- Al Ovs- lbs COUNTY vDua 2
hospitals flourish because wuuzu Do
M know how e res-
Another 1is1Lks Oh 1t,z list is thar
co1sraur E-U--TznE Ru-T End hu--
Are thar enemies. md vs- 1nsT hur
them 70 thar b0s1us Women cross
bridges before they come 70 then md
eTso hUild bridges
Women IRE 13t joly enough They
make TOO serious e business Of Efe and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Almost every mother Las had The e1-
Q-re-e 4 having so1@ enc 4 -ha
t1 r- cone running il from pay
wr1 --lc face . han-S When
rs -peus hattie lie injured riz-- 4.
r7.- w--er and press Ia 1l-er ovC-
,1 -o hep stop tie Sow Il blood
I-1 o f-ece Of CO men n water that
1.s - 11-e1 and cooled Had il
over --= CT Faster 3 winding 3
--sr~av sup = co-ton round and -7uo5-
- ~ e15 4 rs strip eo1 lie I
E-5-- -1e par Da -ol disturb LIE
CrssS--- to- two d ,1ree days
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Developing the TEEN.

= properly develop tie teeth deo-
lists and physicians advise that CHI
5re1 be occaS onally given Z bone .
plck and crusts a bread 10 eat some
dentists give the same advice Z adult
paue--S. and The coaSukors q one vel
know tooth uaaiQulato- make 8 prac-
ice q picking bones frequently s1d
Include crascs in their daily diet The
bone picking operation naturally calls
for especial exercise Of care il order
that la5ury may DOT result 70 the teeth.
aod The crus1s must likewise be !udf-
CouSly selected
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Mss Belle Nc55ao.7 q L=--ie Fans
y Y 5 TIE superintendent q nc
-1s-utac- airing plant Ser brother Owns
I've large mills 81 Little FATS euplov.a =
more eaEu 1-2fa hands Mss Mchi1uc1
: u --cg chErra Of The 5aily working
& the -.aat and spends her DAYS visiting
re 5eren1 Departments consulting
wi,s i1e torsnsa and making Suggestions
fer -.s Improvement If their work Mss
Ach-aol i 3 eradicate = The Albany
Nom college and ha6 9 thorough busi-
aess raining before she undertook her
E-eSs-r duties She j sad u hs ex-
tre-e.Y popular with tbe men ana vo-a-
- uu5e- her apd i especially SuccesS5u
Il SCI ng thre2teoins di1culties with
tie 81 sloyeeS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Ths Efe q he Empress Frederick hzs
no a.aa the h2FT1eSt n the world Tho
IN Ia,a- Frederick cane 70 he throne IL
6ls. and in thai brief. pathetic reign.
when The royal hearth was 5arkeaad II
Il Cas1,eAksbls SORROW. there were nj
wanting those who sowed the seeds If
STRIFE rouod dyi1s he'd. The position O
ths Empress Fre5elick 81 thai une was
trniy terrible When il IVES al over ana
ths widowed empress went 70 sac Queen
A1c-orla- she was looking n picture q
MAY 1oeen Of Scots, n London gallery.
Eod she SAID. i IN glad that queens DO
no1 lass heads Dow as they aid II those
Gays shoDld have lost nine several
times curing The last few months"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
s-11oW DECORATIONS.
A Charming ard Artistic Method Of
prnnmenrzuc 4 Wall

7a-T charming and artistic VI! q
d=c1-E--c 8 va : mat called -s1ed-
cv -1aoe--E-51-. E15 : = u1e -Aich
en- .a s1rc=sst- carried on 2! ar
G1= as.- -zs-s - sQeclzl --E5--g
ts2- a---e1 >-711s1e !o1 wo-l3
81 Z, decorate -,c1 T--1 & 4-esc3
Il 70 - ct1s- cal1r. beg ~
.-r-- v4-~S=-t T--1 T'ot = -iz--;
e -- 11- AZ a-ls. &ov
~ rpZ 90 LAMP md
Proceed ~ s-T ~ outlines = IL
--a~ -l ya- =. '1s@ earring o-i
81 tbs rs T.l-- L
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Hsppy Man.

Darling exclaimed the harry NAV
The nexI moment i oerer dared nd,,..
you world ac@epi ne"
~I'n explain SAID Miss Lakeside Il
consulted 8 fortune telae- - other oar
and she tod ne ny second marriage
wouid make ne happy and wealth. "a
Of course. had 10 Gel ny frs marriage
over with - Philadelphia Press
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

l = = E--is huuo-s raa ss1a-
A sop 2 -1= midst = pe-Il=z-as
ars 8 hearty laugh E11 / se=lls
-1=- c W11a- c8-oo- ana l1S-
+ Q-s rsaso1 MY taeT tsds : cary
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
A Stocking Hint

counter carried home the hint ID use
powder no1 n Ihe chldren's gloves
Int in their unfolding new Stockings
Any house powder vii do 1alcum q
c1-ns-arch Z nothing else is handy.
2o5 The stocking SIPS Oh with the
E-sa test ezss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
xot aui,e SIR.

Yes. ! had 81 The fellows il the
pace Tor ny rivals when / was court
ing
And vet Eou carried OF the prize y'
Interrupted MS enthusiastic friend
Wei. corrected the other SLOWLY i
oot severely. I don't altogether know
eiout that, but married TIE girl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

n rou end Fanny s good correspond
err
NJ. She Is 5us h0--s5 She slrars
answers ny lsrrsrs as soon IS she ~
esI7es them and keeps ne indebted 70 Der
81 Of The TINE New York Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

TUwu-T lE1' rnE- Cb0Ilv Ssphssi
Ftr v-nE 5uE talking n vDus
B~uv-u@Ea 81 There's E xaLlgE VIM
ERE more money -uEl n-Eluk
Tuv-n-E.eali-t
Brownies Jus- loaned hin 6
suG-za--EE' nilndaiuiliu Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Euu- husband ] t,efis-s pu-suas liter
t-r-e Eu- { Eriur2"
Nb- Ee merely puEuas Ers-H1u-s
Es's nEvH- r11 Close enough 70 i rs re.
n LEI anybody know WHIT ne Il pursuing
L for. Chicago Ee-Eid.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
Rer Aurhnrsrr.

Manie-She IS trying 70 keep her
marriage 8 sacrat
Aano-HoT do you know
Aamie-She 1old ne sa.-Ra lrDo-s
Word
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Il burned NIX Is put Immediately
1n-o 4 5DC aod then placed IN 3 basin
q rod water uur1l i Is cool. the burn
= rasre ana small VII disappear
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

Lard for pastry shaul5 ba hard 50 Z
CHI le en- Win { knife Il sh8zld bs
cE1 through ths 5ou-. not rubbed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14

AddIuonEl trains leave E.Rl1i1l- -s 81 lll
t-s3re ana Intermediate >5aIlaz.s 81 j ~
aDd = and & i =. n. ana leave % bIi-
To- "a T-IDl-e and Intermediate >.atolsl
= an1 s--5 NJ ana = II 2. n 1a 2. s1a
>En18T
Sundays orlT-lsave H6lI-n0~s ~ VI
Bridge and 1IlIe-1lla5iaTs >IRTiu1ls IS IS 81
and IS = n Leave Z mon Bridge IS "a
Rod Is D II IN Baltimore ana 11ls--lai
>IaI0Es
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-02-14
BALTIMORE 3 CTMB E8LANI VAIL
RAlLRlAI.

Leave HaEa-s71w1 fl- - p7,s-se- =
lC1e--ne1l aIs >lRLdns 81 1-.l1 - an
? II tur Cham ts-sou-r t.Sl S -4
- rE'--iscL-c far Il seHrsr1Wn ana mem
laIs STATIONS ii t-A s. IL. ans S.ol 2. I'll L
ban oersou-E ~ 2. II
TRAINS VA AL-ENw AID c --lfi
Leave EsEe-SjuEn for C'hE1ls's-s sax
informed r >slaIlols az 81 2. H.
-asvs : han ae-soUrS faT aaSs-silNl
Intermediate STATIONS 81 : A =. Il.
Leave Rocky Ridge Tor E>Tu-Lllss s.
6D5 sa-as g. n ana a-sl ana t.Ss 2. p I.
h,InE1ll lsours faT Aacky slacs 81 -, an
s. Il and : Il ana ! a p. II
cave SrucsTzlls Ior f'-eas-1ck s. -
ana lA4H q II and ) s., AID Is.
cave SrQcsT1als 1a- Columbia LILIES.
Sl- IstuSA trsu a. 50 e. n En1 80 Z. I
Leave Frederick FOR bR- Ill19-E 81 "a
and 500 ana 81 2 IA
COMM CTTONS At CHERRY BIN. ".
3 and @. passengers trans las7e -
Sul Tor Cum ne-lan5 and lnfs-'-1s1lals y
daily 81 SSS s. n Chicago Express =
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EXCELLENT HEN HOUSE.
II Contains Some improvements
which Add 10 the Convenience
of the Caretaker.

Ornament in poultry houses should
be desirable, especially if their con-
struction is equally simple and cheap,
and such are the points advocated
for the one represented in the ac-
companying illustration. In fact. it
contains some improvements over the
ordinary kind of building, which cv-
cry poulterer would do well to con-
slider. In front it is eight feet high,
but the rear wall is only three feet,
this with the sloping roof being ;n-
pie.
The roosts are two feet hi.I and
all on the same. level. The nests are
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VARIETIES OF BEES.
FhOse Most In Favor i'm This COuntr,
Are the Cyprians, Italians and
West Indians

The Cyprians are the great,,t honey
gatherers on record. Their honey has
a watery appearance, which i caused
by the cells being filled so full that the
Gaping rests on the honey. They are
easily offended and cannot be subdued
without using a great quantity Of
smoke. The Cyprians are rejected on
account of these faults by those who
produce comb honey. Their symmetry
and bright colors render them things
of beauty, if not joy forever.
Italian bees were first introduced
into the United States direct from
Italy, early in 1860, by a purchasing
agent of the commissioner of agricul-
ture. They are liked better than other
races, which, though better honey
gatherers, are not as easily subducd
and handled. ] think their golden yel-
low color has much to do with their
popularity. Italian bees do not winter
as well in a cold climate as the com
mon black or brown bees, but they de
fend their hives better against moth
and other robber bees, and are more
energetic in gathering honey.
The smallest bees known are natives
of the West Indies. They build in the
open air, fastening a single comb to
the branch Of small tree or shrub.
This comb is no larger than a mans
hand and is very fragile and delicate.
There are 100 worker cells to the
square inch of surface. The tiny work
ers' bodies are longer than house flies
and more slender. They are blue
black in color, with part OF the alb
domen bright orange. These dimin-
utive bees gather very little surplus
honey, therefore their cultivation
would not be profitable.-Farm Jour
nal.