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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08


 District of Alaska, Division N'. J.
 At SkagwuN.
 Joseph A. M0llucauX. ylDiutld ys The Num- bert Yukon Expedition Syndicate ucnph'lurf- lhlp consisting of pricrc llumhcil Ir. Walk or lanes and Fred Cutu, dClguta t~.
 .lo ihc Humbert Yukon Expedition Syndicate, @ copartncrship consisting i Prorn huwlorr Jr., s. Walker James and lfcd Comm. dclenu-
 Greeting. Iu Che name of tle United State, of Amcrlcu You and each uf Nuu age hereby commanded to uC and upp,ar iu Che above cu- titled court, holden ut ohagWa} iue1ll 'hl-I"H of said District. and au-Wcr tlc complaint i.tt against you In the above eutltlci action within thirty days from Che daie O. ihe service u. .uie summons and a copy ui suid complaint upon yuu which will bc within thirty duy- From ihe ll of May, 1903 and ii you l1li Co -o pe1r uud answer, for want thereof thc lainIi "'li luke iudgmcnt ugaiu-t you aud each ui yuu Tor luc sum Of eight thousand I've hHui'tI dollars & s0o.ooI and legal interest From ile umc oi tht cummcncomcut Ol tni, al iUu, demanded iu ,aid complaint. copy ot which l' served lrlc' with The urtluu ls brought uN iuc above named 'luintn against you Hui c.ch ui you '" recover thc above amount uu two ca1ses ll ace tiun set out in hi. complaint; the ur,t cuusr uf ucuou being lor thc recovery Di work, Ian9i and services pcriOrme by ,ue pi luui lul the de- iendants ut three hundred dollars per month, between March l~t. I,.s and Ap-Il su.h. Ta.r uc. Ing a balance duo Of five tuou-aHd UNu hun rcd iOIlars Vs,5oo.ool. The scCult cuu-u ui action being for thc m lucy cNpcudDi by pIIuilu on behalf Oi and Tor ilc use uI lit NtieNuNN.n h' their agent and for thc benefit of tne pr pcriF of thc defendants. between March ist .N9, and Apri GUth. IYU2. and Oc,uE ine sun of infcc thousand dollar, ,UuOouI.
 And you thc United Su'c, Marshal for said Divisi0. No. of Ihr pi llICt Oi Alaska or my deputy are hereby required tn make service or this summons upon tuc ~Nl dc.cu laule m ] each Oi them us by law lurUul und you Wlu make due return hcTgl, Co Che CIcrN oi tnc Court within ioity day. from Che date oi dciiF- Dry IO NUu with uu uu .ufHtmUul NtlUIu Hi your dOiugs iu Che premises.
 The date of Che order for service Dl iue ,uW' mons by publication l> the siu duy col March, l9O5.
 I'm witncs, whereof ! have hDrc1u'o SCI my hand and anIXcd Che seal oi thc IuUye court this 10th day oi April, i9os. W. !. HlLl0.
 fSeni1 Clerk
 inO. R. Vim. attorney for p.UuuI.
 First day oi pub. .icGtipu April Io. Ilo1
 Date ot last publication May 70, i.u5
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A KINGS POEM.
Autograph Verses by James q. I'm a
 Book Owned In Boston.

Autograph Verses by James .. In a
 Book Owned iu Boston.
 An interesting volume iu Che Boston Public library Is Nou,a.guc's "Es- says. printed carly m Che seventeenth century. which was owned uy Jumcs I.. the English king who was sO largely responsible for Che publication of the accepted version ot the Holy Bible The book ls Che first English trausla- ton of the great French author and was made by John FlCrio, a friend ut many of Che famous ElIMhclhgu writ CTS. including Shakespeare h.msoic who drew several suggestions from its pages for we'll known passages m h.s plays
 The Boston library copy has go mod cru binding, but Che ancient hy leaf Is preserved on which is written Che fol- lowing poem, u King James auto graph:
 Here lyeth uak.t to Che 1ultouIe Of my frlW huIrt. O humane lUr.UH o trust che Almycbue. hb tre A.myghte5 5
 word
 O put on me thy robe as .uhr.gm lord Thou putest once moro me u t.y a.e.t
 beucfc
 And la ruy souW tby secretst law gnrravc
 The queer words and quaint spelling are characteristic ot early Scotch poe try. which King James. as l Scotch man himself. took great de..-h. m writing. and perhaps tHcaNorl-crOalef will have DO more d.dcuiV m docpuer ing the royal meaning chan .u making out page In a modern Scotch dialect uoytL
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
NIn.Irm EtL.nrIL..

All true Mos,sm- when eating mus. begin with sait and finish with vince gar. 1T they begin wit. -..,. ,u.y win escape the couta-.ou O. seventy dis
 eases. IT they finish WI| NH their worldly pg uDu.y ".l O."t' to Increase The hos. s H e..".'.. bound Co bc tao first 10 saF, eating and tlc ust Co ,,... ot i"..a r.... Ing Is cousid.r.I am act of -a.. H the true Mos'.m ,.r tlr angel Gabriel Is reported Go have l,1u-at a tooth
 pick from heaven tor .u" HhD- after every meal The priests r..re certain passages of the Koran h.iur. and a.."r lunch and dinner uuJ also h.lr' drinking water ot any hour of lIe day.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Under and by virtue uf au execution issued out Of Che United States District Court for thc District uf Alaska. Division No. ]. ut ShnFWuy. on the zOth day of April l903 imam action wherein w. B. Glufic Company private corporation. is plnintif, and Charles Martin Is defendant and wherein the said plaintiff obtained Iudc- meut against Che said defendant un Che Hih day of April. 1908 for Che sum Oi two hundred and seyenty-aye and 15-IO0 dollar, .,2ij tjl prlucl- pnl and costs and wherein it wa, provided that lot f. block G3 and plat of ground adjacent thereto and lying within thc same enclosure. together with improvements. and also Che store bull ling. and the ground on which lt l, located on Che north end of lot G. block ii ull in the town of Skagwuy. District oi Alaska. according Co Rcid's survey and plat thereof which had heretofore in said suit been attnchcG was dc- creed atd ordered sold Co satisfy the said ludg. ment and
 WHEREAS. have also levied eaij execution upon said above described rrul estate, NOW THEREFORE, under and by virtue ot said Judgment and suid execution, ! Will con Sutur- day. the 23rd day of May, llQ3, at o'clock in the afternOOn of said day in front of the west door of the court house. in Skngwuy. Ai7sha. sell thC above described property. or SD much lhcre- of as may be necessary Co satisfy pInmi.N ~ Judgment. with interest thereon and costs. Go the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Dated Skagway Alaska, April 23 l9o3.
 JAMES M. SHOUP
 U s. Marshal. By John W. Shook. Deputy
 First publication April 2 lFJ5'
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A Now CIrricnI Ordrr.

An oxford corrceU.gl.n. writes. 'A friend of mine. rector iu ,..s neigh. borhood. told me tI. y.He. day tao ,0l lowing He was preparing some boys for confirmation and asked olc or them what were Che three orders .n tue Church of England. to which h' le- celyed the reply Bishops priests and demons and on my friend watu- him repeat his answer Go see il Ac had mis- taken him Che same reply was malc.' Westminster Gazette.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
eeeaaea aaaesaaa
PERSONAL MENTION

la.-l.l8lll ll-54sltl t]4Jd
 Frank Bishopricll will leave for the Panama with a shipment of perishables, Saturday morning. He win take his
 goods to Lower La Barge, from which point they win be shipped on the first boat for the new American camp.
 -O- Capt. W. Langley, or the Upper Yu- . kon river flyer, Wilbur Crimmins, ar- rived on tbe Seattle last night, and will eo to Whitchorse at once to put his ship in repairs for the summers work. Capt. James Gray of the Koyukuk steamer Koyukuk arrived on the Seattle ! last night. Hc will again command . .he GiIc steamer which he built last year for che Northern Commercial company
 \. B BucL thc leading cartoonist of .hc North. arrived on the Seattle last .ui.ht and win leave in a few days for Dawson. where Inc win be engaged at hs picture making
 Godfrey Chcalmder and Judge !. WugoNeu returned from Juneau on the SuJcwbcre they yhaye been attending tHo district court
 Among ,he Soattlc's passengers were .L II. and O. F. Kastner and F. La France. three of thc big cattlemen of . ..Hc interior. Stewart Noolic, oudltorotJhe North uu Dmmercih Company arrived on '.H. swulc last night r.. E.L. Bwdcur arrived from Atiin las. night md I, registered at the 'Uu..s Nw,h ! N N.Nc1mb, one of the x. C. Co. ...-. uuI,od hs, night ou the City of ~..,|. ea route t1 Dawson. ..u. L W. Hubbard, port captain at
 Daa.ouo. ,b. x. C. Co.,, was aboard ~.HHe.
 T. H Sherwood wa, m arrival from
 Dawson a-. night. lie isat the Fifth
 Ns.u.
 1 IT, $. Tooiu. an arrival from Dawson, ! .-t1.d d. thc F0h Avenue hotel Ina. ...H.
 Jahu x. ,wrh-1n, who came in from ! |NUm H-. ui.ht.i ot the Golden North. May WWacro. the Koyukuk district ! |em. upon .bo Seattle. Mrs. E. E White win 20 South on ! t0c Humboldt today. Dr. $. UMi Young camo mp from Ne.i..W ,o Juneau on tho Seattle. A Sov.y roaucl lo the city t.. ..u.- .0-J ui-hl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
,f,oa Inerrrccs.

Many superstition. .....- gs to ihe .Uu.H.. c.. ... WH.. . rWgu. u ..H. ......, 8 "....red to be uaH.., |. mr.g l.i.l when one L.. .....ls l..u.W moon. and among t0. ... r.... t.E..- silver u tlc Iu.s u. ...l n ... pockets I- a good r-u" lf ..e .s g.W. entering upon u Important undertakings hr had best defer Woeooj.r., mtl Che moon is 'fuI'ug' that is until some time be- tween "ucW and "ulI moon,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

To will be well for ,hepeople of Skag- way Co bear iu mind that there will be committee of Uuited State, senator, in this city in little more than month. and that it |, time ,o begin loading up on the question of territorial govern meut and tha, of che bonding question. This may yet prove Co be Alaska, year and that of Skagway. Let u> be pre- pared Co do our part any how.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
rhrn ur Gnt NlnL.

"Ycs. sir" said Mr. Ga.ach.r '.l was funny enough Go mako a donkey laugh. ! laughed uI cr,i' And then. as he saw smile -1 round .lt room. he grew rcd iu Che lg-c and wen, away angry.-London IitHi,s.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
The rorgctmcuoC

Everybody knows One pretty .i.' forgctmcuot and ... ,.. ....r more perhaps because ol It's ham. ... .- beauty. How was t -s ....t l-. Germans acyuu.. t.r tt .. .... il. thctlc romaucc. I- s...- ... ... N. on a tlme a bu.-ut and go ... N... walking by tuc bank .t C. ...1.. when Che iat,yra,NcI hc. ....... ..t
 Co pluck for her tiny .ac flower which she saw -r.Wue u ,a. s.r.nh No sooner said chan d... .it t1. knight. oy.r'aarc.. t.H H.H ,ao r.F. CT and. owing to tay s.lu..l ..,ary os the bank and tuc weight ot h.S own ar- nor. was carried away by tH' current AS he throw thc 1ovors n-h"r' '' h'' lady he cried ou, W.a .- ... .....i "Verg,ss mcn ui,lt" tiH-.. .. ... . And ever since to '.".r ..- ..a looked upon as che Cu.." t. u...t.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
LiauId ONygcu.

Liquid oxygen when tr., formed Us milky ia appcaraucc owing ,o Che pres eucc Of some impmy which may b' removed by passing t through orl. nary filter paper. When Ilrc H s ot a pale blue color. which. however, .- not due. as some have .a.g-0. tH tAc presence of lIqWl o..ae. which Is ot . dark blue color L.uI oAy-.u s a nonconductor ot electricity, lH. ., strongly magnetic lt may ue N,,oi from a cup by presenting ac poles co. strong electro magnet. ll sy.u- ,. have very slight chemical a.uE..., since it win cNuu-u.~a a lighted match and has no action uu a p.e.. O. ptu- pucrus dropped into .t ]. s well known tlat tue X and B lu,s O, iar solar spectrum are due Co oxygen. aud from experiments oa tlc top co, Mon, Blanc lt ls thought t.ey ..r largely u not wholly due to ,ae oNE-H n Che earth's atmosphere. rro.c--ut h.".r showed that these ..c> come uHt very strong when ulg.l oxygen H'r posed In the path ot thc rays ..o" aH electric lamp.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Innlnn rnII.c LL.L..l-.

This Is t.t mOlc- ..O... 70. Lon. don's police. Two c.t....- ,.. .H street fight. crowd gather. .' ... The mlI: four "hna..- .. ". their way ,hruu-h on. rr.. with" ..t your leave" OF "...l'. .t u. p.
 they have neither h"".- '.- aws. Two seize each comuaunt t.... ..m .-.I. with no roU.h lau1- ..I .....- .uas In ch.diuc tones: "Ar... J. ~.H.l O ye'self: What's j.. -..l o '-H7r :: Leave scraps to dogs N.s. r.H along an behave yc'se.t I...- a -.Ht chap" These words arc accom-, H.l by a pat on the shoulder ... go -....e shove away from tue ..". .. p...... Rarely i- there am au.. .'u.al clubbing Is unknown I.s L'r.o. poe lice are peaccmaaers. >t" '... ii...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

This is the season of the wear when everybody should have their blankets washed. The Royal Laundry Is doing them in great uumber>. Get y0Worder in early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
N,ws.erc .a,n G.r

IL 3. I. J.r. VT. . m....c O. FuH. G........- commission 'o.c G.r. ... ..-.n.. .. n. ...... m .hs Hnm. ur a.... .".. n. leaves
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Lunches jOc. II a. m. to l D. m.. New Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. I.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
Grips and yalise, a, Ciay,ons.

WANTED-FAITUFCL PERSON Co travel for well established house in few counties, calling onretail merchants and agents. Local territory Salary slO24 ayear and expenses, payable slH.5u a week tn cash and expense, advanced. Position permanent Business successful and rushing Enclose ,rltIddrc>>ed envelope. Standard House. 5uO CaN- ton Bldg. Chicago, lil
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Some people seem Go think you ought to pay rent for Che place yo1 occupy n their daily thoughts. Chicago NCWs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
c. F. N. Co to BuilC
 Another Steamer,

E.. Ou.... ...... ......HH .' wi. .... ... ... .......... ,.. steamer -.....r.f.. .-... .|t .. III. ~..... ..s.r ... " ... -"H.. w. .n. ..-s' ..". . .. winter .H. I.. ..n.-. .--.... 0H.. f.. growing .... "..".. ....."..r -. ..-. -.H.-.. ... Wi. U
 H H.. u a.u. u'. .. Il" Princes ... .. .. .... .... whit. r.g .- .. .. win. .W u....-. N. Is ... ... annual
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

For Rent and for Sale cards for sale lI lUi, office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

When n Uancs and you wish a good cigar. caI at Scwcl's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Cuetts latest style mems collars and cuffs at the B. M. Bchrends Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
FOr:sAIo. old Paper.

old papers Pc bundle a, Chi, office. ,t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Tty0u want Go gain entrance into the homes of the buying class, place your advertisement in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

In. ... HH. -H.n WO baths. TH. .r....... ....-. ...r. ut Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Seattle may work up a good boom a, Valdez ye, this year
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

A..,. r.l-I..r... U'. .H. best New Nr.'., t.... NN..HH-.. l.I.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
I;r.tIrA.riy,s

I.. ..... -.....r H.-...r wr.Io. from Im.Ha, -.I. ..e..es ...- wam- .- ~h0H.I -a.. u .....w trip
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

...-.u- Io. SIM. .'Hu.. a; ~eN.... ..- drug ......
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

|uu.u. ...-. .."....-enm 1HuH.g I..u. an. -.,.. baths. iH. avenue.
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Som. ....H. ... ..".'.- gI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

f.-. ...>lfn...I. .I fH. 'I'ucn H.rH.r shop. o#u-. 'ouI o Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

E....r 3.c. .... !" f.. Ns-.u, Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

in Che United Stutes District Court ior tln District of Alaska, Division N1. J.
 At SkagWuN.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-05-08

Capt. W. Langley, Of the Upper Yu- kon river flyer, Wilbur Crimmins, ar- rived on thc Seattle last night, and will eo Co Whitchorsc at once to put his ship in repairs for the summers work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-05-19
VARIOUS MEN OF MANY WORKS.
The A. & M. College Record in Agriculture
and Industrial Work.

Perhaps the greatest improvement made
at the North Carolina College and Me
chanic Arts the last two years has been
in teaching agriculture, for now more stu
dents are taking agriculture than any
other course. The instruction is not only
very popular but very practical.
The enrolment Of students in the col
lege by courses is as follows: Agriculture
1873, mecranic arts 116, electrical engineer
ing so, mechanical engineering ga, civil en-
cheering Sc, cotton manufacturing ~, in
dustrlal chemistry IS. Total sos. There
are II students from other States. Florida
4, South Carolina 4, Virginia 8, District of
Columbia 2, Maryland, Delaware, New
Hampshire and San Domingo l each. The
reputation of the college extends very far,
and it has received applications for admis-
sion not only from California. Texas and
Maine, but also from Hawaii and South
America.
1t is a matter of interest to note the pro-
LESSONS and occupations represented by the
tudents in the college. OF the families
that are represented a majority are engag-
ed IN agriculture, next most numerous are
the merchants. There are 253 farmers, 40
merchants, 20 manufacturers, 20 statesmen,
Il doctors, Is lawyers, IA carpenters and
contractors, Is mechanics, II cotton manu-
f~acturers, 10 .book-keepers, 10 insurance
agents, 9 engineers and 8 lumber dealers.
In all 80 trades, occupations and professions
are represented by the students of the A.
and M College.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-05-19
EFFECT OF THE NEW LAW
~ REGARDING FEEDING sTUFFs
Will Go Into Force July 1st, but Already One
Carload Found Below STANDARD Has
Been Made Good.

A carload Of concentrated feeding stuff
was inspected by the Department of Agri-
culture recently, and the analysis showed
that the material was not what it pur-
ported to be. On the basis Of this exam
~ination the purchasers were reimbursed
for the shortage in quality. This shows
the moral effect OF the new law although
it does not go into force until July 1st.
The manufacturers in this case, while they
could not be compelled to make good,
nevertheless preferred to do SO rather
than lose good customers. The new law
provides that all concentrated commercial
feeding stuff shall be branded and guaran-
teed as to composition and quality, and
also provides for inspection and analysis
and publication of results.
The department is preparing a large
number of copies Of the law, to be sent
out to manufacturers, and dealers, with
the following explanatory notes accom-
~panying the law:
1. Each bag or other package must have
branded on it or on a tax attached there
to the following data in the order named
/. Weight of package.
2. Name of material.
5. Protein, per cent.
4. Fat, per cent.
5. Crude fiber, per cent.
6. Name and address of manufacturer.
2. The statement in i must be filed n
the form of a guarantee with the Com
missioner of Agriculture on a blank form
furnished by said commissioner
3. A sample of at least one pound OF
the feeding stuff in question must be sent
to- the Commissioner Of Agriculture in a
sealed glass jar, along with the guaaran-
tee of its composition.
A. Each bag or other package must have
attached thereto a tag, to be furnished
by the Commissioner of Agriculture, stat
ing that all charges have been paid. These
tags are to be paid for at the rate OF
twenty cents per ton of feeding stuff.
5. Noncompliance with the law, adul-
t~eration Of the feeding stuff, or inferior
quality to the guarantee are misdemeanors
and subject to fines of $4,000 and seizure,
condemnation and sale of the goods.
6. Feeding stuffs are to be inspected
samples analysed by the State Chemist
and results published, with information
regarding their feeding value.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-05-19
CONVENTION CALLED
To Meet Here for Temper
ance on July 9TH.
!. W. Bailey Manager for Education Committee
of Anti Saloon League. Issues
the Gail.

Mr.. ]. W. Bailey, manager for the Exc
cutive Committee of the North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League, yesterday issued tue
following call:
After careful consideration, the Execu-
tive Committee of the North Carolina
A~nti-Saloon League has called a Temper
ance Convention to meet at Raleigh, July
18th, 1908.
This convention is demanded by the
conditions:
/. We have a vast amount of temper
ance sentiment in the State, but 1t Is ur-
organized. In the process OF ORGANIZING
it, this convention IS necessary.
>. We are about to enter a great cam
paign.
8. We must greatly strengthen our op-
erations.
We cannot cope with the situation on
the present basis. The present Executive
Committee needs enlargement, and those
who shalllead our cause need the support
Of q convention representing the entire
commonwealth.
The present manager OF the campaign
cannot find time to carry out all his du-
ties. We must put a man IN the neld
who will give himself wholly to this work
Until we shall do this, we cannot reckon
ourselves as very seriously engaging IL
conflict with the giant drink evil.
The convention VIII nave for its pur
pose: ID The m~arshaling Of the tenn
| perance forces of our State for the con
fict now so close at hand; CD the r.
| organization of our executive department;
(3) the selection of one more field man;
(4) the putting of our work upon an ade-
| ouate basis: 90 the work of forming our
policy.
Now, who should attend this conven.
ton?
Every one that is in earnest IN this
| great cause. If our convention shall fail
it will be taken as a sign that interest Is
| not great. Every county should be repre-
| sented. Our prohibition counties owe the
cause in active counties sympathy and
| support. Besides, many Of them need or
| ganization for law enforcement. Every
| Incorporated town, and especially such as
are not protected against saloons and DIS
tilleries, should be represented.
The ministers of North Carolina are
counted upon to attend in large numbers.
Every Anti-Saloon League IN the State
should send a delegation, and every place
that intends to organize a league or IN
stitute a campaign against the drink cyl
should send representatives.
The business men and the citizens who
feel an interest in this great work arc
especially urged to be present. We shall
| need them most of all.
Remember the date, July 7th, and the
place, Raleigh. Railroad rates will be an
| nounced later.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-05-19
THE PERMANENT LOAN FUND.
Application Blanks Will Soon be sent to all
the Counties.

The State Superintendent of Public In
structlon and Secretary Brooks are now
preparing the rules and regulations to gov
ern the permanent loan fund for the build
ing OF school houses. These rules will be
adopted by the State Board of Education
Then blank applications will be sent to
all the county superintendent and district
school committees, asking for information
concerning those districts where houses are
to be built. AS soon as the applications
have been received the different counties
Will be notified how much money each an
pllcant can borrow. These blanks will he
ready to send out in a few days. as soon
as the Board of Education adopts the rules
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-05-19
On h Apple.

The Agricultural Experiment statloa
has lust issued a bulletin on The apple.
containing the following articles: Pro
pagatlon. planting. pruning. and culture
~ W. F. Massey. Apples in North Care
lima: Kinds grown in different parts OF nc
state. BY T. X Bruner. Preparing Apple
for Market. by T. X. Bruner How 10
Utilize the Surplus Apple Crop. by Gerald
Mccarthy. Cider Vinegar. by Gerald Nc
Carthy.
There is a splendid full page colored y
lustration OF 4 York Imperial and there
are many cuts all through the pamphlet
There Is now in type another bulletin
Of the Experiment Station, winch VII
supplement this one by treating Of the
insect and .......... enemies OF the apple