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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27
sie Qlr6eitermirren in gdienettabb.

% 9enectaOp, R.>9., 26. 5ebr.
49, Die 8tloung elmer 8ereini9ung
oQer 8ougeper6e SSntereFenten, Der
o8uilDer5' Gr8ange," ais @egeniaB
gu Dem .8uilDing Sraoes gouncil, "
Oem 8er6ano Der 9elegaten aGer gum
8aufa8 geb0renben 3raOe5 Unions,
bat bic bier 3tpH8en 2lr6ettge6ern
un0 2(r6eitern berr78enoe Stimmung
6ebeutenb DerI9Grft, unb man gIau6t,
oaB 6ei'm 8eginn Der 8auIaiIon eS
gu elmer &riiis fommen miro, o6 bic
fel6e nun Elm Strife ober Elm 2odOut
1T. Die 4otter@2lFFatre gang 6eIorz
ber5 lGBt bic @emiit6er ni6t CUR
Ru6e toumen, man glau6t aber, 6aB
Die Qlnimoiitdt oe5 n8uil0ing Srdbe
Council" ii6 niat nur gegen bic 2lrz
6eitge6er Potter's, bic 2tnitrei4ers
5irma S6afer &c 8arrp, ri6tet, ion=
bern ii6er6uupt gegen aue W}itglieOer
Der Builders gr4unge" gu pel4er
audi bic 6trma S6afer &: 8arr9 gez
bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

6ilFs geleiifet, u6er bieielben gu siltz
19ulbigen geIu9t, oOer perionltqen
8OrtbeiG baraus ge3ogen bat. SUPER
ii6tGi6 bOfft fie, baB feline Der be!oen
grOBen 9arteien als i6ren Ganotodz
ten fir oas Mapors 2tmt etnen
Mann aufiteGt, beFen GrfOlg 10 be-
flugensperr6 fir oas Dffentli4e Snz
terefe Iein tpiir6e. 8enn bieie 9otfz
nung Der 2edgue febIi9Iagen iollta.
lpiro Iie ale e6ren6dften W}ittel unz
tpenben, I'm Oefen 9&ieberlage Aer0elz
5ufii6ren.
Die groBe Qn3a6IStimln8eber, mel
DE Bel Der leBten 8egiitrirung in be
tiger Stabt i6re reipeftioe PartetSNnz
ge60rigteit, in ersinitimmung mt
Dem in Der leBten SiBung berStdats=
@eIetge6ung erlaFenen PrimdrpaRlz
@eieBe, an8uge6en a6lebnten, berdn7
loBt cie 2edgue, ba5 Publitum oardn
gu erinnern, oaB am erfen Sage Der
our6 46T8nitt II be5 5tdot 5rei=
Briefs borgeI6riebene Supplementar=
9coiitrirllng - bas 1T nGmli4g}onz
tag, ben 6. 9lpril - fol4en Sttmrnz
ge6ern, fopie aud ben neu Re8titrtrz
ten unr irqenb @inem, Der beretts &C.
ma6te @intrGge 8etreffs ietner Bar
tel 3uge60rigfeit gu Gnoern pIni4t,
cine @elegenbeit burgebOten peroen
pirb, ii8 als 9emOtraten ooer &ePus
blifuner ber3ei9nen gu lofen, II. odB
nur bic bann pber 3uDor 10 @ingetraz
genen bere6tigt iino, Bel ben Pdrtet@
9rimGrtpu6len an Dem folgenoen3a8e
GIT itimmen.
Oie Qeugue lentt glei9faG5 fpiebtr>
Inn tte DFfentli4e 2lufmertiamteit auf
bic uusorufli9en 8eitimmungen oes
@eIeges BON 1902, baB Elm @timm9ez
Der, mel6er auF foI8e @eiie, psnn
m0qIi6, Die 93omination tuugli4er
N}dnrer gum Nmte bur4 feline politt=
i6e 9artei 6erbei3ufii6ren iu4t, bem
@ortlaute bes @eIeBes 3ufOI9e, rni4t
qe6unoen 1T, fir ben gan0iouten iole
der 9artei BEL irgeno elmer itattfin>
oenoen 0a6l gu itimmen." GoIte er
BEL ben grimGrpablen iiberittmntt
perren, unb Semano, Den er fir un=
puroig era8tet, Die g2Ominatton err
lanqen, oann 1T feline GrtlGrung Der
9arteiungeb0rigteit feline 9erpfli4z
tung 1einerieits CUR 1lnteritiiBung oes
ungeeigneten GanOiOaten ooer7 per
miBIeiteten Bartei.
@egen, uno 3pur allein pegen ote@
Ter 8eittmmung be5 9eIeBe5 rtet4 Die
Qea3ue ben nit i6ren 8e1tre6ungen
@nnpat6iTirenben i'm leBten 9erbite,
i6re 9artei Qngeh0rigfeit eintragen
gu luiTen. @s lit 8runo gu Der 4nz
na6me Oor6anoen, oaB 8iele bdnn 10
8u 6anbeln 30gerter, aus U}iBoer>
itGnoniB oe5 @efeBe5 oOer auS 0IiBz
trauen be3iigli4 ieiner pirflt6en Bez
0eutung. 6oGte etne Der groBenPar=
teien unglifli8er NeiIe al5 t4ren
GunOiOuten einen Wann au8erfeRen,
6eTen grpG6lung cine GuIamitdt uno
cine 56ma9 Iein piirbe, piro bic
2eaque ale Stimmgeber, glei4Oiel.
ME iie eingetragen ffuO. uuH0r6erfSs
einqebenf i6rer 2tqes ii6ertpiegenoen
|. gfli6t, i6re Gtimme fir Oas9emetn>
pobl ab3ugebsn,
RamenS Der Baltimore &eforms
Qeague,
0Sm. &cbier,
NharGeS =. SUndpdrtc,
Charles Morris opmaro,
Sn. 1S. 9SillidmS,
Grmeft 8. Snabc. junv
Spe3ial Gomtte.
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serstritetrapall in @eRsgirginien.


Die g3u6e DoaitGnOig 6ergeiteQt.
- Sine groBe 0uuntitdt @affen
un0 eine 3onne MunittOn erbeuz
tet.
G6utlefton, @.z@a., 26. 6e6r.
- 3e6n BON ben 2(ufrii6rerr, Del4e
an Dem geftrigen @onflitt gu Stani5z
ofro 6et6eiligt paren, puroen Reute
pom Murf8aQ Cunningham unO ietz
nem Q(ufgebot Bierber ge6ra4t. Sic
hefinDen fi4 unter Der Qnflage, einem
@in6ults6efe6t bes 8unDesgeri6ts
0ioerftuno geleiitet gu baben, i'm Sc
fdngniB. 81 onbere 2lufriibrer be-
fin0en ft9 gu 8edleD i'm 8epa6rIam
Der Stauts6e60rbe, unb Die 8unOe5z
fe60roe pirb i6re 2luslieferung forz
repn. Stint MGnner iinO jeBt in
S5olge bes geItern frii6 itattgefunoez
nen Gonflitt8 toDt, unb Die 8erpunz
beten finD Is an Der 3aAl. Bon petz
terem @ioeritanOe gegen Die O6rigz
felt lit feline 91eDe mebr. 9as 4ufz
ge6ot bat 100 @epebre, so ReDoIOer
unb na6e3u cine 3onne MunttiOn err
6eutet. Der W}ob mar bon 3e4e gu
3e6e marI6irt unO bate bic QrbeitSz
niQigen ge3pungen, i6re 3hdtigteit
einauiteuen. 8iele U2itgIieOer Der
,llniteb N}ine 8orters" miB6iaigten
bieIe @epaltt6aten uno ertldren oa5
@inI6retten Der 8e60rben fir bol@
ftGnbid aerehtfertiat.
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Ser graiiornt in Nctusgnrf.

gfen : YOrt, Is. 6ebruar. -
4rGIioent RooIebeIt fam 3Dii8en 4
uno 5 ll6r beute Ra6mtttug DOn
8af6ington 6isr an uno 6ielt am
2l6eno cine Reoe in Der Carnegie
6aue gu G6ren Oe5 200. Sa6re5toges
Der 8eburt S5o6n @esle2'8, 8On Der
Carnegie 6aQe bega6 er ii6 nu6
cem nllnioeriitp Stub" un0 Oer6ra6te
tur3e 3eit buiel6It. I'm M}itterna6t
trat er bic 8udreiIe no4 8aI6in9tOn
an.
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GhrIfd.

Ebrli6 pd6rt imm.r an Qangitcu. ilu3d6liqs
Ioa.n qrlen,icn inn loon gegcu 6duOrrbOiocn
auaeprisieH porotu. lujdbligt BON BEN 9cuttH,
bic nie aue u,r0eu, in0 oaourb idou onq,fi5rt
nm ibr Sch gt5ratt Uorotu, obHe DaB Fs 0itlit
fnnbcu It5bal5 babcu fb aub aae ieHe ioqeu.
grfcncitn ui6t btbaupt,u f6uucu. Sm Gc9tnias
oaiu tcbt ie0o6 Cr. Sil5bec's btrgbmts5 @natef5
uenanntcs odmorrboiDeH= Qcilmitttl oas fDe ebr=
ii6 am gdnat:u pdbrt, T5 Mot uur Der oanfs
bartu Gruneruug pon Ditl,u 5uuitnOtn gIbcifm
srfrsut iouocru au5 our6 eius Grfol5e me5r
uuo m,6r btrijbmt gemoat bat. Qrobeu irei 0tr=
iauot BON g. 4eutaottr & g., Gor 2il6 RelDs
gDrf (SI On, ,@al
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9r.i GnbLenaraber brrnnaladt.

g @pringfteGb, SGs., 26. 6e6r.
SSyn elmer 3e6e Der 2(uburn Il. 4l@
ton GOul g., 20 U}eilen iii0peitli6
BON bier, ereignete ii4 in Der leBten
Ga6t cine &oblenitaub : @rploiion,
bur6 nel6e orei 2lrbeiter, 0amens
S6os. McQaugblin, Mutt6en Dom
nollep un0 SO6n 9aDis, um's 2e6en
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9ep gort, 26. 6ebruar, -
8ottfrieO S5Ia6jen6urg, 40 Sabre alt,
erI6oB 6eute fruB in ietner 8O6nung
gu 8iGtam56urg feinen p Sabre all
ten So6n 5riebrt6 unO beging Oann
6el6ItmorO, inoem er ii8 bic &e6le
bur676nitt. Seine Satin bate
geraOe Dorber einen 2tusgang angetrez
ten. 2lGem 2lnidein na6 mar Der
U}ann pa6niinnig, Denn er le6te
604it glHtli6 nit Ieiner 5amtlie unO
hatte feine g}a6runQsiprden.
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@ermiBter 6ohIenbampfer in Si9ers
hPif.

Repz gort, 26. 6ebr. - 3ad>
ri6ten aus Bermuda erge6en, ouB Der
DermiBte 8D6lenOampfer n2lleganoer
6eute Our8 Den boudnOiIden DAM
pier n8eta" oort6in bugIirt tpOrOen
III
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Gnmhers in Ghicnan.

Gbtcugo, 26. 6e6r. - Samuel
8ompers, Der 8rGIibent Der r2lmeriz
can 6eOeration Of 2abor," Der PrGiiz
bent Der nG6icago 6s0eration Of
2abOr" un0 bic 9rGiibenten pon 20
Observation-Disclosures fpra4en 6ei'm
MapOr 9arrifon DOR uno itelten Die
6orOerung, baB bic Ntuni3ipalitdt
nur bon 11nionleuten gef0rOerte Sob
len pertpenDe, ou dnoere &D6le nt4t
me6r 6eF0rDert peroen piirbe. 2lu4
Elm 5elegrdmm BON So6n g}itfea
Durbe pprgelegt, pel4eS Die 5oroa@
rung iteate, DaB Die @ontratte auf
2ieferung Don Marpldnber unOBeit>
8irginier 8o6len, nit Qu8nabme bon
&Oblen aus Dem 8dnun6d>56al, pDn
Der Staot a6gele6nt tpiirben. 9rGii=
bent 8pmpers fungirte als 8Ortfii6>
rer Der Delegation unb 0}apor 6urri>
i'm berfpru6, Dem gomite bic Offer
ten gu unter6reiten, bumit e8 barauf
permerten tonne, peI6e &oblen Don
Union unb pel9e BON gti6t~llnionz
leuten gef0roert iinb.
ST0 n EA.
0t,c ccv4n 0in fhrl1 hoLs uakS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-27

Der rltnab6Gn9ige 8iirgerDerein
bon Murplono" bat in 2tnertennung
Der 8i6tigfett Der in Dem 2(ppel Der
ReformzQiga ber0ffentIi4en 36atiaz
den 6sI6loTen, olle ieine gfitglie0er
gu erIu6en, ii6 regiitriren gu la6en
uno an BEN 9rimdrpu6len She'll 3ll
ne6men, um fG6i8e uno ebrenRofte
8ertreter gu erlangen. 8ei4luB pom
26.6ebruar 1903.
Subn Siarfs, ErdFOent,
(58) 2(mg. s. Grappe, GER.
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MMs nem Giss sGremez SepartemeHt
ser TiIftpnz 6arm.
Spn Gnnare Mufttn In 1SS2
etabIiTt.
I'm Oic SmnSicf)aft Der
TtlfOnzTarm:

Die 6ilitOn 5urm err
lau6t fi4, 56re 2lufmertz
iamtett auf cine tiir3li4 err
foIgte pi6tige 8ergr0Bez
rung i6res Stubes bon De-
partements@2eitern gu LEM
fen.
Bon 6eute an tpirb unfer
Sis Creme : 9epurtement
Der 2eitung bes 9rn. 8eorge
9enrb 8fingitine, @Obnss
bes tpobIbefannten GprOtz
tors !6rn. 9eOrge Sling
ftine, unterIteGt fein. 9as
Preftige unb Die @rfabrun@
gen bes 6rn. &lingItine in
Der 6eritelung bes fetniten
f8lidten uHO 5uncp Creme
firo fpe3ieG jeBt 6efOnDers
piini6en8pertb, no Die
idGblt6en gigenI4aften Der
biGigen @iszGremezSorten
gegenpdrtig 10 groBes &ufz
fe6en erregen.
Mir ertparten bertrauensz
pDu, baB Der bo6e STUFF, OeIz
fen mir uns tets Bel 6eritelz
lung bonn Sees" Ii. @iscreme
erfreuten, bur3 bic fa6tunz
oi9e 2eitung bes 6rn. Sling
ftine nod geF0rDert peroen
tpirb.
Gs 1T pieuei6t faum
nptbpenOig, un7ete 8un0en
barauf uufmertium gu ma
den, baB mir feline 5ur4tz
@rtratte, fonbern nur Die
fstnften meritanif4en Bob
nen, 3erftampften 6rii4te
unD importirten g2Ife Der>
ipenben,
ltnfere &unben perben
cine geringe @rbD6ung bes
preiIes unferer gi8<Gremez
6orten bemerten, Oo4 niro
bic 8erbeferung in Der
QuulitGt Der Creme fel6it,
ipie in Der 8ebienung, bteien
geringen 9rei8auFf4lag Bet
Weitem aufntegen.
@tr bitten I'm ipe3teGe
8ea9tung fir unIere Sis
Creme in 6Orm bonn n8rit5"
fir tnbipiDuelIen ober aGgez
meinen 8ebrau4. 9iefel6en
f0nnen 3u ieber 3eit fir
&ir6en, @ereine pDer 9riz
pat 8efel16aften OOer fir
ben 5amitienttI6 geliefert
netben, unO ftro 10 gut gez
froren, baB iie fi6er na4
6au7e gebra4t uno cine
boue Stunbe Ober ldnger
Dor Der Serpirung entz
nonmen tprrcen tDnnen.
9l6tundsDDl
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TamilicntrQoGpie in Wiuiamg6ura.

tamen. 2(u9 3e6n MauleIel purben
Qet0Dtet.
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4 9rosemt 3tniett
auf
Oepoltten 6ewiIigt.

Der auf Gin ma6r, ais bunOcrtidbriqes
P7itsb,u unierts 9lutbduits bcqriInOttt
8uf Osi:iben jGiQt DaB mir b;rtits ubcr
c;u Oiertel SabrbunOcrt Dor Ocr 9tgriin=
puua o.s Rational sSlntz Spftems DIR Der.
Staattn 3;uim, auf Gepoitcn btjubltca.
Ebulsih mir in ltcbtreiuitImmun9 mJt +,
pisleu Der nab Dcu toucroltIOf'n Ntttbo@
oiu arbci.cHOu 8antz 3ut'tuten oes GlHf ,
pts cs nibt fiir angtmtfsn crabtsteu, erNe
.3inieurate uon msbr ais 8Eo3eRt labT=
lidb auT ScpoTt;nz&outt ole aiii ebsds
ot,ua,n fptrDsn, III 3dbrn, 10 Duros e
ms Durd) uuitre ISdciEtdtsu inr Die n9cre
uno profitable 2ul,gung groBer 9ttrag'
in Dieiem NdnOe un0 auBtrhalb oeRtlbcn
ftets erm0glidbt, bc0tuttnO b0bcre 3inl5ns
rareu uuf 3eit= , epoi item uno
0tpuitteu, Dsreu 3urid J tE
buug e;ucr Oorb ERIC Il Il Hs
piquues esfrjit uH I 70 7 Il
II. III pcrp;ujecu Sspofteu 0it,tr 2irr
erm61lib.n es ms @elO lui beitmmtt
3eitp,rjooeu au3ulcltu iiir peibts mir
banu b,Oeuttnp b0bere Ratcn tr6altcn foHa
men, ais ipeun Der 9llbfrage untertporttr.
qBjr usrausQnbtu p:ribicocue Gormcn BON
SapoFtcu 6ertiiicuten uuo quotIreu l,Bt
sir, Ilte Don 9rOieut id6rlib aui
Scpoiittu uon $4,000 uHO aufpdrts.
9lleramOer Sromn & Sons,
auspdrtige uuo bieiigs @antierg,
Baltimore uns GaIperts gtrafe,
Baltimore, gtO. (58-Go
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- Ser finmefiihe @eidnbte in

= Der iiameiHde @efanote in
8aI6ington bat bem PrGiibenten
RooIeDelt i'm 2tuftrage bes 86nigs
BON Siam Elm Gremplar zines @erz
fes ii6er polniI6e 9eI6iate ii6erz
reid1t, pel6es Der 8ronprin5 BON
Siam anldBlid feiner eingebenoen
5tuDien in europa DerfaBt Aats
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G IT, Der' s
~ SSG1tOeIsSdtMIe,

yIr ED, EfS-SdutmpcezS Su.S OutIluore.
CjranOntbtr llntrrbt in st'nograpbic, Spp:s
pri:ju1. sutba.ten, S30nbrtibsn, 4TitbmstI,
Gusliib II. /. 10.
9eOingungen: IS pro W&onat; 3
Wlonate $22; 6 Monate $40; II 0}oz
note $50; 2lbenbi4ule, 6 MoHate SIS.
glQe Bidder unb S9rei6moteridlien
frei. @tellungen guruntirt.
56al:r auf St:peuOicu 3sgtn 3abIuuJ BON So
pro Npuat. gbuOibuls nab Gem erit:H Dlonat
s. 30 pro Vlouut pcnu mouat!ib bc3ab.t. Griubz
renc Q.brtr aHO;uiOuelsr unttrrItt. 75 mOOsrne
GUptiprit:rs. 943 Sbultr IN IeBten 5abre. rGOz
ltQs @olrOinq @1a" licisrt SOt uno HD0ts 3u niss
oriqra QrcjIcn. 5aasss unO GbsnOsRurus iest crz
6fin;t 3;a, S6uI:r tde;b aui9:nommsn. IL.
Sabr.
unqetpDbnli6e 8elegen6eit fir Itreb<
fame @6Uler gum raI6en 8oripdrtsz
fommen.
Eataloqc O:rlauge man i5riitti1, minOli3 OOsr
pr Si!tpbon C227-I&SbI
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Sale 8
@oIlcD .,
..9orcljonno AND
~.'gOr.

trritirt pen @ta8en ni6t,
1T DON on8enebnteut Gee
f4mot unb 4eilt 9nften,
@rtdGtnngen, tpe5cn
9aI8, 9eticrfett uno
SnfIuen3a nit merfpir>
U'SI| %L1LY+lS+LA HIIU W
gang turBer Belt, s8eher
ol9 oQe8 9tnbere, 9alten
@ie e8 int 9ouie.
8a 9a6en 6et 0pot9e6ern.
9tN's 6aars 4&uO 8arts
fdrbe,0itteG, Td)tuars 1tmO
brapm, so GemtS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-23

PING hs
asfkpess vita
ph&uteus start
irg At the efsak
ing 81 the bed ~
the fasiis 81 thu
he aci0lhss
sach ympiofss
~ ysneral posnt
~ disease u The
delissis wefnnuly
ofgnns aud a
eoaslaat tlfsin ~
the vital kn I
nsfs0us iafcs.
I his coudision
csnuts be ever
come BY sleeping
Z o " defs The
diseased eondl
ton IN ust be
cured before the
~
disease are re.
moved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-23
Agriculture.
Fruit oro~lng.

10 80 address before 'hs irsitsrossrs
sssoesstios 81 Nee Yo'k rsces,Iy. y. II
Hale. the CoprscsisS,-1 eorsis peseh-srou
a.. ssles
The demand Tor ifeis 10 yearly isesesi
Ing 81 . tester rsls Than population. Iu
reaber Abe tins Shsn Hartford. Coan..
si,h only one irui, dealer, snd oaly too
0sn 10 the eoussy srsv s,rssberriss. A
ssls Of siI bushels Of berries 10 oes Day
sss % event. Nov, 9Th 50. 900 pcpuls
,iop. 200 dealers cell 500 70 1000 bush
eis DAILY, Hssdsoue iruii 10 slvsys to de
mspd.
Ali over The Wet snd South orchards
Of tremendous extent ere bsios planted.
snd the owners thereof eypesl 10 send ths
best Of their trait TO northern aud sss,etn
msrhs.a Thsss planters bsvs no special
favored conditions over 10. The eondi
tious 10 Connection. ere better tbsn In
Georgia. For protuc,iou. the oppostooi
~ 10 here We cen make more money
OF . smsller sssA A leading Chicsso
dealer told ne be would rather have iroi,
from the Hudsou river valley, II growers
sooid give Il the s.tentiou that western
growers do theirs.
As locstioo. atari where yoa are, locate
lo,sie near bona Yon cen do jost ~
yell, and eujoy tbe old home. You esn do
just 70 we'll. and enjoy the old home sur
rouudiuss snd iiisn iship. You want TO
live. +. we'll - msks money, snd the beet
life 10 10 OF GEAR the old home. Grow the
traits thst you like TO csre for. j, 10 what
vs Pot DOR hesrt into thu, brings the 70
ssrd. Doubtless the apple is ,bs best
iroit TO grow. for II lie slssys wanted.
Plslt the trees ~ closely - they will
stsnd to iruit well, say ten to tee feet.
then take ont part. later smother part,
TIL tie trees stand forty BY forty, This
mesrs four times ~ many spples Of the
TART. then tsice ss msDy;so with peaches.
believe 10 olose planting. Int many
planters have not the courage ~ take out
'upeiAuous trees when the time comes.
,svs come plum trees Sc. si,h pescbes
line BY nine feet. which will bear we'll
,ext ssssou.
Prepare the land thoroughly. stir u oil
brough the sessoo. and use cover crops,
l
Don't plant other crops, let the orchard
,sve the fret and bssL Tue advocacy Of
richards 10 sod 10 doing harm. Ga The
slduell farm in The Sacramento valley
)sliiornia. worked with gang plows. the
isId Of wheat Is fifteen bushels 90 sere. ,
Issfby . woman farmer works her land
lore thoroughly. With the best tools. and I
cts thirty -iour bushels.
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Battle With Tho Weeds.

There 10 no roysl road 10 . weedles
farm. Il will obtained and maintained OF
y BY constant vigilance and patient W.
fare. Professor Bailey, In bis principle,
Of Vegetable Gardening" gives the follox
ing suggestions that will be found Of pre-,
tical value 10 any effort 10 attain such sr
: end:
. Practice rotation; keep ahead Of The
ahead Of the weeds. Oerisin weeds fol
low certain crops. When the weeds be
come serious. change the crops. Change
the method Of tillsgs. III weed persists,
try deeper OF shsllower ploWing or differ
emf kind Of harrow OF cultivstor. or ill d
different times and seasons.
Harrow the land frequently when II 10
10 farrow. OF IL waiting for . crop. Hsr
row 1t. il possible. after seeding, and be
fore the plants ere high enough to be brok
90 BY the implement Potstoes, corn and
other things csn be narrowed after they
ere several inches high; and some times
the lsud msy be narrowed before The
plants are up.
Practice frequent tillsee With light, sur
iscs.vorkiog tools throus boat the season. |
This IL bard on weeds and does The crop
good. Pull OF hoe onl stray weeds tbst e.
cape the wh 81 tools.
Olesn the lsnd a. soon % the crop IL her
vested; and il The land lies open 10 .he
fsll, till il occasionally. Many persons
keep their premises sorupulously clean 10
'hs e'rly season, bot let them ran Wild
late 10 the fell. snd tbusis the land seed
Cd for The folio sing year.
Use clesn seed. particularly OF crops
thst ere sown broadcast. and which, there.
fore. do not sJuit ,illsse. Do rot let the
seeds 90 to seed on the ms1urs piles, 10
the fencs corners. end along the high vsy
Avoid COARSE snd raw stable manure, psr-
tienlsrly II It IL suspected OF hsrborips
bad company. Commercial fertilizers m.y
be used for . time on fool land.
Sheep sod pigs sometimes can be EN-.
ploysd 10 clesn tn weeds irem foul and
|sllo~ lend. Land inieslsd with Jerus,- :
lon srsichokes is readily cleaned II boss
,re turned 10. Induce your peie hbor 10
Ieep bis land 3, clean - you keep yours.
Rank pisweets and their like ere CON.
asn's soil. Land thst will
'rov veeds will grow crops, for orops
re otIy those paftioulsr kinds OF vesds
nan vspts 10 raise Weeds hsve taught
sshe lesson Of good tillsse. There 10 no
Indication that they intend 10 remit their
a jtts 10 or b half.
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$500 Reward for Wou,os,
Who Cannot DO Orrcd.

Projectors aud maker. Of DR.. Pierce /.
Favoftte Prescription now feel fully war
fanied 10 Offering 10 pay $500 in legal
money Of the United States fof an, easc III
Leueofihea, Female Weakness, rrolapsu.
or Falling Of Womb, which they cannot
cnfe, All they ask 10 fair and reasonable
uisl OF their means OF cure
NY vie vas siet tot over eight years writes
Alhsri ralts Ksg Of Ai,smont' Gtunas Co
Isnu. 'shs had uterine disease and was treated
by two physicians sud Es no relief Al las, \
resd abort Df. Pitics, medicines and VIC 10
cided 10 try his rtvorite rrescripiicn 1 nnt
10 The drNg store and got enc sotts aud the hrst
doss gave ease and sleep She had not sispt any
Tot thfes nights Bring sure that II would cure
her lsnt Tor I've more bottles md when she
had taken the sinih bottle ,hs wac soupd and
wells a.
DR. Piefcc's Pleasant Pellets should bs
used with 'Favofie Prescription when.
ever laxative is required
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br Piercs's fsvorite Prescription cures
The woGiarly diseases whieh cause nery.
BUSINESS aud sleepiessness II 10 the best
OF tofiies and invigoNnts noarishing the
nerves, encouraging the appetite and in
dacins refreshing Ssep.
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IT IS A DUTY

We all owe TO one another to make known
the means by which we are delivered from
pain and sickness. There is always a vast
and anxious audience waiting for such in.
formation. In this sense man is like sim
gle household and the good fortune Of one
gladdens and helps all the rest. Therefore,
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A friend Of ours ospins large farm hss
taken the tfonble 10 % smooth down The
biehssys bordering bis fern tbsl be esr
run . mover ever tie sidss Of The rosci
ssy - sssily - b. osn 10 tm seioisips
meadow. The resai, IL ths, be get. about
three tons Of foe hay blos srsss and clio.
vss-sbons the middle Of Jaee End does
TOT his farm vbss rios Iscy does when
she puss 90 her collar spd RIB ons spd D
nssty white apron.
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The An ricaD is great fellow 10 hens
on, bot many nsn would hlvs eithsI
'sved or made fortune II be bad knosu
enough TO i.i so d the right time. We
tnos u case where men husa on 10 I
D. 600 boshel CRIB OF ccrn then four years
old when be VS. cfSred rs csLts . bushsl
Tor u snd sss forced TO sell II later ct 40
cents: We recsll . case sbers farmer VS.
offered $500 Tor veil metchsd drsis tenn
snd. refusing. vas bu.y digging . hole 10
pat shs best horse 10 inside Of ten days I've
have knosn scores Of men 10 bsps 90 10
some public Chloe from which they nigh,
have ersceulIy retired With credit spd
honor until they we're isnoninioosly kick.
cd ont By % irsitsted cons,itoeDcy. .H.ns
on 10 good nutto sometimes. snd often
Let so'hs better one
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to find such q letter
as the following
will DO to thous-
ands a happier
event than to find
a diamond like the
Kohinoor in the
dust Of the high.
way. For the suf.
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fering have few joys. To be veH is their
earnest and constant prayer and hope; and
whatever shows the way to health is well
come as the dove that returned to Noah
with the olive branch in its bill. Now
] am sure you will read with interest what
one grateful woman has to tell. The good
her words will do-ah who can imagine
how tall and broad the plant may be that
grows from these seeds.
"Ivery much wish, writes Mrs. Loretta I. Vail, Of
Hopewell junction, N. y, .that might be able ina
people understand how valuable Calcium Solvent the
nsu redfctns discovered by DR. David Kennedy. ia
In cases OF indigestion and the like ailments, which
are 90 common among us.
suffered from severe variety Of liver COM
plant, with dizziness, numbness, and an exceed
ingly weak and exciiable state Of the nerves. !
employed the best treatment within my reach, yet
s Sonnf , ,ssy r., S'Rsd until began to use c.eu
.For time alterna,ei the Cal-curs Solvent with
Hercnine Tonic tsso discovered by DR.. Kennedy
and began 70 improve rapidly 90 that in flew week.
gratitude which can only repay by naming these
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Send to the Cal-cura Company, DR.. Ken.
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Remember; Only one DR.. David Kenne-
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