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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The State Leader of this city,
Prohibition paper, is to be moved
by its editor, Hon. G. E. Stokes,
to Kansas City. Bro. Stokes is a
high-minded Christian gentleman
and the MESSAGE regrets to see
him leave Mexico. He has dou-
bled the circulation of the Leader
since he came here, but thinks he
will have better chance to en-
large his work to go to Kansas
City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The Custer County (Neb.) Bea-
con comments: Suppose state Of
ficials in this state were as vigor-
Gus in prosecuting bride givers aud
bride takers as they are in Mis-
souri,. Wouldn't there be a lot of
scurrying about in the statei
Missourians ought to cross the
border and show them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07
STATE BOODLING.
The Grand Juries HampeTed
That Supreme Court
Decision.

The MESSAGE mentions else
where the Supreme Court decision
in the Page and HickOx case,
which has discouraged the iuvesti-
cation Of boodlers. We give here
the following special:
Jefferson City, Mo-, May q
The Cole county grand jury re-
turned one Indictment in State
Doodle cases today and notified
Judge Hazel that it had finished
its work. The one indictment re-
turned is against Senator w. P.
Sullivan, who is charged with hav-
ing solicited a bride.
This grand jury lost heart when
the Supreme Court decided that
Cole Hickox and 1. l.. Page could
not be compelled to tell where they
got the ST., 0G0 and $500 bills.
Since the decision was rendered,
almost every witness who knows
anything worth knowing has
claimed constitutional rights. Sen
atOr Collins hung on his constitu-
tional rights this morning. Peni-
Tertiary contractors who have
stood ON the street corners and told
stories, which, if true, would send
members of the legislature to the
penitentiary, have refused to testi-
fly because it might incriminate
themselves. The story got tedious
and, as the grand jury was tired
anyhow, its members concluded
that the only thing to do was to
quit.
Judge HAZEL believes that by
the first of July there will be inn
portant new evidence on which he
can call a new grand jury. A full
stenographic report of all the testi-
mOny taken before this grand jury
has been Transcribed and will be
available as notes for information
of the next grand jury, if there is
to be one. Attorney General
Grow has been working to get evil
denee against Kelly's principals in
New York and if he can get that,
there will be important develop
ments for the next new grand jury.
1t leaked out today that the sal
airy paid by the Kansas City stock
yards for John H. Carroll, its leg
islative agent, is SO, 600 a year or
So, 900 for each session in the legis-
lature, as there is only one session
every two years. Mr.. Carroll has
represented other interests, includ-
ing stock yards, packers, in St.Jo-
seph, some Of the street railways,
the Pullman company and some
other concerns, besides the Bur-
Iington railroad Il they all pay
as well as the stock yards Mr..
Carroll ought to pick up $25, 900
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

the U. s. We suppose his desire
was gratifed.
Miss Estella Uszel returned Sun
day from a years stay in Detroit,
Mich, where she held position
in a millinery department. We
are glad to welcome Miss Estella
back in orr midst.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Folks grand jury didn't get
tired and quit in st Louis. If
Judge Hazel wants to put a feath-
err in his cap he willnot fail to call
another grand jury at Jefferson
City.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

l. C. Bradley, son of Rev
James Bradley of this city, is edi-
tor of The Evening Star, the new
venture at Fort Collins, Colorado,
mentioned elsewhere in the Mes
SAGE this week. Young Bradley
is talented and worthy, and we
wish him every success.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Those hitching racks around
the squrae-they remind one of an
old broken down, dirty stable.
They are relic of past ages. They
shonld 90.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Saloon petitions must be filed
with the County Clerk ten days for
public inspection. That the pub
lie may have better chance at this
the temperance people of Mexico
will hereafter most likely have the
names of the petitioners pub
lished.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Gov. Hogg excited the good
roads meeting in st. Louis the
other day by the declaration that
Uncle Sam should give away the
Philippines and take the money
that is being wasted therein and
spend it for good roads. Notice ar
ticle elsewhere in this paper.
Seems to us Gov. Hogg is exactly
right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07
Order of Publication
In Vacation.

STATE OF MISSOURI, In the Circuit
COUNTY of AUDRAR } Jnne Term,
A. ID. 1908.
Jacob Abuhl and John M. Hitz,
plaintiffs,
vs..
The Unknown Heirs of John s..
Bishop, Defendants.
Now on this day April 18th, A..
D. 1903, comes plaintiffs by their
Attorney, and files petition with
the Clerk Of this Court, III vaca-
ton, duly verified by affidavit Of
plaintiff, stating among other
things. that on the 4th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1858, the said John s !.
Bishop, now deceased, was Che
owneri in fee of the following de.
scribed land situated in the County
of Audraih aud State Of Missouri.
to-wit: The north half Of the
northeast quarter aud the north
east quarter Of the northwest
quarter, all in section thirty (3Ol
township fifty-two(52) Of range
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Mexico should have a civic i'm
provement league. We suggest
that the ladies take hold of this
matter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

1.-THE next Governor of Nilsson
rip must be something more than
a mere politician.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Road improvement is coming in
this state and nation. Audrain as
well get ready for it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Our correspondents will please
not insert items of an advertising
character in their news letters.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

AS far as he has gone, no office
in this State is too good for that
man Folk, if he wants it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The Commercial Club has taken
the initial steps toward providing
a site for the proposed G. & A. new
passenger depot.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The MESSAGE Acknowledges a re-
eeipt OF an invitation to attend the
graduating exercises Of the Neya-
"a high school, May 7th. We no.
tlce that Miss Amy Fern Veer.
kamp, daughter Of Prof, w Il. Veer.
kamp, who formerly resided ia this
county, is in the list Of thirty
graduates. The grandmother of
MissVeerkamp, Mrs. d. Ia. Sicily,
resides in this city
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

Second Lieut. Nolan N. Ellis,
who has been in the Philippine Is
lands on soldier duty for three
years past, will return this summer
for visit to his mother, Mrs.
John Ellis, aud other relatives in
and around Mexico, his former
home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The Kirksville Graphic thus
comments: The time is not far
distant when the progressive coun-
ties of Missouri will be known by
the attention they are giving to
the public highways. The old
style road systems are out of date,
Missouri is moving along too rapid
ly for such things to be longer toll
Grated. The people of to-day see
neither sense or profit in consum-
ing one hour in going to market
with half load when they can
just as well go in one hour with a
full load. Farmers as well
begin to realize that they cannot
afford to get along with bad roads.
They cost far more than the other
kind. Along with 0Greater Mis-
souri," we should have better roads
and the people everywhere are
becoming aroused to the fact.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

R, H. Wright Of this city nuts
several late copies of the Alaska
Forum in our hands. We notice
the Forum says that uthe nav
found by Ed Powers On Omega
Greek will go SO to the bucket u
Powers is Of Santa Fe and the
MESSAGE referred to his fnd three
weeks ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

The MESSAGE agrees thoroly
with the Farber Forum in
the following editorial expression:
The so-called Missouri Democratic
Press Association which met at
Kansas City last week does not
represent the better element of the
democratic editors of the State.
Some Of the editors, not all, who
are taking an active part in the as
ISOLATION are in cit for political
pull or preferment, and they are
just the kind Of people who would
not have any thing to do with any
organization, political or otherwise,
unless they could hold Office in it
or make money outofit. 1t seemed
to be the idea of the association at
its recent meeting that its mem
beers must support any man who is
nominated by the party, tho he
be boodler or a horse thief. The
Forum will oppose any organiza-
ton that claims to be democratic
and goes On record in such man
ner
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-05-07

q. 7. Botkin and family have re-
turned from California to make
this city their home.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

en- Spmite til at forberepe 0prettels
fen at ct 4lperbomsbiem. &omiteen
renber fig berpeo meo 5oreipsrgfeI til
og ubbeber fig Soar / en- mar 5remtio
fra dae Sdmfunbets Menigbeoer,
prabifeplaoier % andre 2anosmGno.
Iom er interesieret | ben Sag. fod
rem fan pibe, bpilte 5orbereteIisr ben
Ital tr9ffe til Sugens 5rsmme.
Sper9smodl:
Al amer Menigbeb, preoitepldns
eQer enfelt perTon. at Der er 3rong
for ct Samfunos alOsrbOmsbiem?
81 bpor mango er Der inoen for
eoers arsos. ION, ida Oiot 5 tan
tonne, transsr til ct iddoant 5ism2
q bill MsnisbeO. praoifspIaos ell
Ter enfelt qerion poe til Sprsttelisn
% 0riften al 9iemmet9
b befodres bet fsrite Spsrgsmdal
6etrGftenps, bpor sniter 5 po 6isms
met dnlaet. / bpilten S!ot, / 9p easr
pao 2dnoet2
aomitssn enIter @loeroomsbiemss
Iaoen bebdnblet phentligt iaapsliom l
M~enisbeberne, og SpergsmaaIens be-
i~pareoe inareit mtilist, enten ofsnts
li0t eIer ftriftlist. til bens Meolsms
mer.
6erren leoe osnne Sag for os til
nor faaes ianoe 9laoe for Seiu
StDIo.
qaa aomiteens 9egne:
8. 6anen.
2219, q. 26, Omaha, Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
9utbers Sreue.
II,


Men f"orueen oirette gitater ira
gibelen 6ruoer 9utber ofte / line gres
be bibelite 5~iloragelier og 5~antegange
% ieger Iaa ped at fibre oisie meO
fine esne Orb at belpie % begrunoe
ZEN Sag, ION ban om6dno.er. Wfeo
SenInn til grersnes 9Gngoe er Der
ielpfglgelig tor 5oritel; nogIe er me
Get forte, andre meget LANCE, men d
fIeite cog At alminbelig 29ngoe. Wian
tan fer opitiGe ben Resel, at he grepe,
bpori Fan Iarlig guar Reformationens
2Grirhs, og ION giOer BAN QejligbeO
til gebanbling at be tore Strios-
ipgrgsmaal, er at iterft Smfang, +.
yGfs. bans greDe til gapsn og grebet
til bet tpife 9iooerifab, % oisie 8rece
far betragtes ION betpoelige itriftligs
@f6auolin9sr, Der refer goet met. naar
5alen er ON Quthers reformdtoriite
6orfdtterifa6. Som aQereoe nRpnt. er
Ret altfau qua ReformatOr, at GUTTER
ftriber be fieIts al fine 9repe, og bel
liqger berfor mar ferit at unoeriege,
bpilfe 8iorog oisie grers giper til Be
itemmelien Of Cutters egea ubnitIing
fra romerit Munt til epaRgsIilt Sir
tefeoer. = Com befenbt, bar BET for
iteaigs Dbre 4~nleoninger, iom beoirte
be, at Cutter fog Muntetutten pda,
pg at Der pei n9ppe nogsn Sinbe fer
eler ienere bar p9ret nogen Wunt,
Der meo iterre ,SDer END ban iegte at
ppfplbe 9irfens 8uo for oerisennem
at ar6sine paa i'm SiRls Salig6eo.
Men BET bar netop benne elebenot
Suer acknowledgements, Der be-
pirtebe, at 8. IF fine Zine aabnebe for
Muligbehen of Den 5relisspej fomRos
mertirten a%npiite. !6an roantefe Jig /
I'm geIe, foroi ban felte, al trOos oae
pore gobsspelfer manglere ban DOG
inherit inbe nenReifaroigbeb. Tom bet
fpmmer an pad, rg fom dlens funce
thine be ib9re neutrality-suspicious..
Men lea tom Sobdn StaupiB BAN iii
6i9lp % piite BAN Den Bej, Der bier
bort frd Menneffets neutrality-suspicious.
og lgber liee inn | SUBS uiigelige
Raabe / Seius ariitus, og naar 6.
aIigepel ooaHoeoe Jig, iagce StoupiB
til ban: ,8il Dill fun Dare en- mdlet
Spnber og babe en- mdlet 5relfsr2
9ro mig, oet er life Sfnggeipil og
2ee, at Sub hengop TN Ssn for os."
Sg paa oenne Mdabe lDsneoe bet me-
re op / 2.'s Sjal, og ban fattebe en-
rig Satnemlig6eo oDerfor benne
Wonb, om bbsm ban / ct 9rep ira
1913 til 9aibiral Gajetan ffreD:
.Jor oenns Mdnb bar jsg en- fdd til |
Iibsfulb 2~GrbsOigbeb. at jsg life peo
nogen | 9erben, bDem jes before pg
RIB Ftsrrs 5rpsbep funos oblpce og
fslse s7b bam." Oette sr fore Orb og
ct Hart gibnesbprb ON. bOilten rels
fignslissrig Sobannes< Tsber< Ger
ming benne Wdnb ubfsrte operfor g.,
ba oenne bar mar pep at iegne uns
Der fin Spnps Og fin SomDittisbebs
fnnse ads. Os bDor Dibt 9. MI bar
ndaet. Ter Ri at Ct greD fra 1916 til
4usufineren 0eorg Spmlein, til
bDem ban ifriper: ,Dgfaa piloe jes
gerne pib<, bporIebes bet MI ftoar til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

CUBS Rebifab, Der life bsntebe i'm
Stprte fra oerosli9 Must. men ulene
fra SUBS qanos megtige 6plOe,
eenneadno, Der badbs opsrbepiite tenn
ON, at beres Sag bar SUBS Sag. %
tiaioe forleneoe Dem meb en- uimobs
itoaslis araft | Sro % 9ernina. ia
/ belle osres Optr9oen. tn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
Manasie. Der pil no ionn
Wislion0r.
.0pob bar 5 Son9er %
Miniftre til2"

qf ct greo fra BEN liter9re 8rsns
lonbsetspcoitiun til ogerIin9G" bib
letter ri %fslgenoe:
nunoene er foOreoe og bar lagt Iig
til Spite uee / Sneen runot ON 5els
tci. S~opcpoierne er breote uo cper
Sneen, ri traoleoe neo i benz % ligs
GER nu paa Mapeu. Site ON She,
% bwclitoterer % meo tsrrebe 4uamas
letter Gmaa SitO) og Sp9t. 9ore
Staanro9ser (5osbatter) imdger os
life mar iaa go6t / oenne 9uIoe. Sc
gemerne tranger iii 5eot.
8oran os bren0er por Campo: en
Stegepdnoe, fnlot meO Spat, ION
@renlaneeren Manasie Ear g:nnems
nugget % gplpei ITO - for at gere
ben flpoenoe. 6ele qanosranrsn tt
f~rdniet meo 9a9er, 9pfet er 6lGns
oenoe, garmeu belgsreabe.
lib paa 2(ftenen 6|esnnner Sneen
runbt ON 9unten al to. Qpngbunosn
tommsr frem, oa qnrgs % 8arouit
FDloer 3eltst. Wanosie %inuier cut
ten inO i line QaIe5cer, ber er iorte,
al 9cmperaseu, CO pIirrer fornsjet
meo 2jrens.
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ON &apolunaternes GuropGernes)
9anb; MI fan bu begnnoe, jeg ital
linens fau ganoet / arg."
% iaa forta1er jeg fum on BET
oanp, Der inlOte BAN meo iaa megen
Refpett. DE fore a%upblunaters
Qanb."
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fattiee / Goers 2unb?" ipsrger Ran
pIuoielig. .9i tror, at ret er rige
6errer aIe iammen, %Idaoanne. iom
ri er pdnt til al ie benz Der oppe /
port oanb."
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Storbners Prolstar4&parterer, 90
hans 6or5lsHelis tsnbts ingen @rans
Ter.
.5aler bu Sdnb6eb2 9dn Der pirs
tsIig | famine gp finbes 5olt. Der
osr al Suli, % andre, iOm bar mango
qense Iiggsnbs = pense, Der Blot er
iii for at febe andre, pense2"
ga. Manasie."
,.Men bpao gsr ha aoneerns og
Miniitrene? be ftuIbe 10 ba bjalpe
here's Soft"
p, rdurer life oOsr Rigmonos
pengs, Ian9t minbre obsr fattig
Munbs Stabne, Munusie."
9anret oper 2ampen 6egDnbte at
'oee. os Di brDsseoe os en- it9rt Stop
56e.
Ter bar to Ting. Wanasie n1rebe
en- lepenbe Snteresie for, og BET par:
Wision9rer os Rspsre. Sans 5ober
bapbe peret Misfion9r | Cumberland,
men bapbe moattet flpsts fra fin Mes
foroi Stebets 3rolbmonb
iir9bte BAN efter 2ipet.
5an bill felp ub fom MisFonar,
en- 4abenbaring bar BAIT bans
aolbsfslelfe. !6an sr rebe til at fors
ldbe Rome os gus noor fom bslit for
at bragg ub til 5ebninserne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

Gaor 2rferne bennenber fig til Golf, Der
aperterer / glabet, enten for at tsbe hos
benz ener for at faa Gplpsninser ON bet
aperterebe, bebes be altib omtnIe. at be faa
apertisiementet | bette Blab. Get oil bore
til eeniibie Suite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

Run Gubsfrpst ger big fri for
Menmtfefrpst. Riictsrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04
,Saniferen"

BIiper Ienbt til Subifribenter. inbtil ub
trpftelis Gpiiselie mot taaes Of rosiuerne
"a al @elo er betolt, | Gperensitemmelie
neb De 5prtnebe Stnters IoItlUpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. ..eb.,
~ matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-04

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-10-01
JEALOUSY AND PRIDE.

There is little jealousy in all per.
sons, and especially in all women. 1t
springs from deep love which always
desires to be first in the affection of
the one beloved. A lover whether man
or maid, who is not susceptible to occa-
sional twinges of jealousy is not truly
in love.
While jealousy, considered with ret
erence to its origin, is not an ignoble
emotion, it is frequently absurd in its
outbreaks. A father is sometimes up
set with jealousy because he imagines
that his wife loves the children more
than she loves him. Mothers are fire.
quently jealous of the husbands OF
wives of their daughters or sons.
Wives become jealous of the sisters or
mothers of their husbands. No one is
immune against the little green bacilli
of jealousy.
Generally the tears or frowns Of jeal-
ousy are swept away with a few kind
words and a caress, but there are some
unhappy persons whose jealousy is
chronic and who make themselves RI
diculous and annoying by their fits and
storms of jealous passion. The jeal-
ousy of such persons is beyond reason
Indeed, it is form of dementia which
begets every sort Of violence.
Pride is the strongest controller of
jealousy. The theologians reckon pride
among the seven deadly sins, but as
matter of fact pride is at the bottom
of much of the virtuous action in the
world Pride is the root of most braE,
cry, fortitude, courtesy, magnanimity,
generosity, charity, perseverance, pa
thence, longanimlty, humility, and IN,
dustry Pride is the essential spirit
of thorough breeding, and in spite OF
being enumerated among deadly sins,
pride is not connected with turpitude.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-10-01
Working the Onion Field.

In working onions much labor is
saved if the land has been freed Of
stones and weed seed and rolled as
level as possible. Rows marked and
sowed with perfect regularity by a
machine sower are much easier to take
care Of Too many farm market gar
dens are still worked without wheel
drill and hoe combined. Some gar
deners stick to the old shuttle hoe
which does good work but is much in
ferior to the wheel hoe The single
wheel hoe is best adapted to farm con-
ditions. After the plants are up atten.
ton in time is the main point. Weed
ing comes in the busiest farm season,
and delay in wedding is a common
cause Of failure. Go through the rows
early and often with the hoe, and al
ways a few days before it seems neces-
sary at first glance. The wheel hoe
is easily run before the soil has time
to settle Soil too hard to hoe quite
easily is too hard for the onions. Lit
tie weeds die quickly. Big weeds
turn over and start with the next
shower. If they once get ahead the
crop is likely to prove Improbable.
Hand wedding can be done by boys if
looked after 1t is better to hire by
the hour and watch the boys, than to
pay by the row and get poor work. If
there are any obstinate shirks, they
should be discharged as an example to
the others. Three hard weddings
we'll done should be enough. The crop
when ripe is lifted out with shovel
fork and left on the ground fort
night or so to dry, and then placed in
barrels or racks in a dry cellar which
is cool without freezing, in winter,
The common causes of failure with
onions are poor seed late sowing, soil
not made rich and fine enough, culti-
walton too seldom and weeds left too
, long.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-10-01

That there is good profit in raising
poultry in connection with small fruits
has been repeatedly proved. Fruit
needs the most attention when fowls
need the least. The only trouble is in
so arranging the yards and plants as
to keep fruit and fowls apart. In the
case of the orchard, fowls are an al
most constant benefit. All bearing
plum trees we have this season are in
our poultry yard. They may be more
sheltered than outside trees, and
parasites may have been destroyed
The trees have certainly been enriched
and also cultivated because We feed
the scratchers in there.
Always give horses water before
feeding whether morning, noon OF
night. Do this because a horse will
digest his food better, be stronger and
will last the longer for it. Collie OIL
acute Indigestion, a common and often
fatal trouble with horses, is avoided by
watering before feeding. But three
times day is not often enough tC
water horses, when at work and in hot
weather. Five or six times a day is
not too often under such conditions and
the horse is better, fresher and can dc
more without injury to itself If watered
often,
The efforts made by the beet sugal
countries to greatly lessen the acreage
of beets, after it was agreed in the
Brussels conference to abolish boun
ties on beet sugar. seem to have beer
nugatory. The International sugal
statistical association has published 9
table which shows the area planted
this season to be larger than last
Germany has planted 1,o6o902 acres
which is 4 per cent. less than last year
and Russia 1.476,106. which Is 81 PEI
cent less. Russia, hiwever, was no
party to the Brussels conference.
The tea garden of DR.. Sheppard a
Summerville. 20 miles inland from
Charleston, s c., now covers 100 acre:
and yields 5000 pounds of tea worth 81
pound The United States impose:
no duty on tea while England taxes i
IL cents a pound and France 20 cents
A duty of Is cents on foreign teas, says
DR.. Sheppard. would enable the Ameri
can planter to meet competition anC
would exclude the trashy" teas. while
adding but one twenty fifth of cent t.
the cost Of ones cup of tea.
Along the border line of Vernon
and New York states. says the Trade
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-10-01

Bulletin, Canadian farmers have had a
fine time of late. American BUYERS
have taken all the risks of the under.
ground railway and paid big prices for
all the hay they could buy. A person
who has just returned from the conn.
ties bordering on New York and Yer.
mont states says that the farmers
there have been getting SIS to SIG per
ton for their hay, while the SNUG.
glers have made 81 to per ton profit
on the above prices.
Belgian hare fanciers will make a
big display at the worlds fair at ST
Louis. Many American fanciers have
already arranged for exhibits and
many parties from England and other
European countries have announced
their intention of exhibiting. This
exhibit will come under the live stock
department. Large displays of fancy
rabbits, poultry, pet stock. and do
mestic animals will be made.