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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
PEARSON'S.

With six stirring short stories. with
the second installment of the absorb
ingly interesting "Dr. Nicholas
Stone" novel, and with three special
articles, including the now famous
"Indian Fights and Fighters" the
readers of Parsons Magazine for
September finds himself supplied
with one of the brightest, most in
teresting companions to his travels
in this, ssthe. most ideal of all vacation
months.
In the cdr. Nicholas Stone" in
stallment the hero, on the trail OF the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
EccLuRE's.

McClure's Magazine for September
is a vigorous expression of American
life and interest, part fact, part fo-
tion, all entertaining. Several serious
articles give it commanding import
ance and character. OF these William
Allen writes of Roosevelt and the
Postal Frauds, and in a clear and
concise manner he tells the ~engrossing
story of this great crime against the
government n the n of it's
exposure. But he does more. He
reads the lesson of these events and
keenly characterizes the men who
made them. 1t is in all an article
which every American citizen will
want and ought to read. Idn M. Tar
bell gets at the very heart Of the trust
question in her Standard OIL History
in q mastery paper on 1.-THE Price (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
Hot spring stops Tunnel work.

ROME, Sept. 10.-Work on the Sim.
plon tunnel, which is was expected
would be completed by the beginning
of next month, has been suddenly stop
ped owing to the exposure of a hot
spring flowing 1900 gallons per min
ute. while the temperature in the tun-
mel reached 112 degrees. Refrigerators
will be INSTALLED and the work resumed
a month from date. The Simplon tun-
mel, which is being cut through Sim
plon mountain, will be 21.374 yards
long, and it has already boz iced
for q distance Of 21,142
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
Experts watching America.

The Australian and German govern
ments both have experts in Colorado
this summer studying the irrigation
systems of the state. Colorado is ac-
knowledged to have the best irrigation
systems in the world, and the ideas of
her experts are eagerly sought by the
countries Of the old world. which have
to deal with arid-land problems, In their
colonies and at home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
biggest Wedding Ceremony.

The biggest wedding occurred when
Alexander the Great married Statira,
daughter Of the conquered king Of Per-
sia. BY Alexander's orders 22.202 per-
sohs were made husbands and wives
in the same ceremony. The grooms
we're Greek soldiers and the brides Per-
sian wozaen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
Worlds Fair.

Persons who intend to visit the st.
Louis Exposition should purchase tick
cts via the LehighValley to Niagra Falls.
Grand Trunk to Chicago and Illinois
Central to st. Louis.
Ten day stop lover in Chicago may be
obtained on deposit of $t.00.
68l1 6-16 IF. O. e. W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
THE GUARANTEE PROJECTS YOU
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Killing the Birds.

She-Do you believe we can Kill. with
kindness, Walter?
He-Certainly, l do, but | hope you're
not going to feed those birds the cake
you just made, dear.-Yonkers States
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
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treatment.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
Van Alien WIN he English TOO.

NEWPORT, II. L., Sept. 1o.-James
j. Van Allen, son-ip-law of Mrs. AS
tor. man of millions, one time social
arbiter of Newport, dilettante politi-
clan and globe %trotter, has resolved to
live abroad, abandon his American cit
izenship and become a naturalized sub
ject of King Edward. Following the
example of his expatriated kinsman,
William Waldorf Astor, who is now
visiting America as a full iedgcd com
moner of England, Van Allen, known
to his intimates as Jimmie, will dis
pose of his home in Newport and es-
tablish Il residence in the British isles.
Classified Want Ads. on page 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10

Churca-And you say he is calm in the
face of danger?
Gocnam-Calm's nc word for it!
Why, when his wife gets after him he
never says a word!-Yonkers States
man. ra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10
PERTH AMBoV EVENING NEWS, sATURDAV. s%EPTFMBHR % ,9at
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10

Puamh the call of the Republican State Cmgimna and County omnWasu the cWbh0nv voters Of
County of Mdde@x aerquesed oahmdte pdman@n tr rsp@hyep polling places mSpenbr 18TH between
hours of and eo0k p m ,6rt ep purpose deeHng da@Msb to- @enthemn the Glowing conventions:
The State ovtontb held in Taylor Opera He in the City oTrnnn September goth at n clock
The bird district COMPASSIONATE Conventions mm held AbuyP Park Sept md in EdmMonH alat o'clock
The COUNTY Convention to be heidi the Ctd New Brwtkn they M c A. Hall sptr h II od@k
The hwmg are the number dd delegates and vSe each Ward Township and BoYhM are entitled Ito each Con
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-10

R. H. Wilson. Chairman
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

@ienei6t piirbe fefbft Die Sonne
Der 6eimatb bic s5ruit Der garpnin
nod ni9t 10 erpdrmt unb bur9leu6z
tet baben, tpsnr ni6t bd nod ienes
t!eine, liebIide @efa0pf gsfpeIen mare,
hds fi6 balb in ibr !6er5 einoef6mues
eelt unb ibr Sreuoen bereitet bate, bic
lie bisber nod ni9t eetdnnt, bic
Sreuben, Die cine @roBmutter ems
pfinbet iber ibren eriten @ntel. Die
fleine Glsbetb par ia aber audi 70
rei5enb, baB Tie jeben ent5iiden mubte.
Selbt Mbelinbe ertpa9te na6 eini.
ger 3sit aus ihrer 9etbargie. Wds
her &bein nit an ieiner Romantif,
nit du' ieiner aauberii9en S9Dnkit
ni6t permo6t bate, bas bra6te bic
fleine glsbetb 81 Stanbe. @ls oh bas
feline Ding seubnt hdtte, boB Elm
urmss, miibes 9erS eetommsr rpGre.
bds Der grbeiterung unb 8elebune be>
burfte, brGnste es ii9 on bic iunse
@rGfin 5eran unb tponte tie Su ibrer
SpielgefGbrtin MAIDEN.
Mbelinbe tonnte bdlb ni6t benz
3auber ipiberiteber, ben bic liebIi9e,
sutberStse &leine auf ale ausiibte; fe
bef9Gftiste fi9 bel nit ibr, unb ba bic
anberen bic fpobltbuenbe Wirfung ids
BEN, Die bieie 8ef9Gftisune ouf bic
@emiitbsfranfe dusiibte, traten fie
germ Elm tpenig suriid. S9on nod
tur5er 3eit fonnte man Der 9rdfin Be,
ridten, bab elm @unber eei9eben
unb bic So9ter o ibrem 9emiitbss
leiber eebeilt lei. Mu4 bic @riefe.
fie @beIinpe on ibre Gltern i9rieb unp
beren Sn6dlt gang flar unb beritGnbis,
bepiefen bic 9lidli9e @srdnberung,
Sie nit benz Semitic Der grfranften
pDreeeansen unb trpBbem Die 9rdfin
il9 in @ebniuGt nod ibremC &inbe
bsraebrte, ipra9 tie bic 8itte aus, &bes
linpe mod LANCER bort gu bebalten, :
aus 6ur9t, cine 81 ruf9e 9eimtebI
tonne einen &iidfaG berbeifiibren.
Man buttsabelinbs iebr lieb eetpons
men unb mar bo6erfreut iiber bieIe
Na4ri6t. IS f9ien iberbaupt ieit
ibrer Grfranfung cine eigertbimli9e
@erGnberuns nit ibr brrgesangen 81
iein; ibr sanSes Weien bate etpus
Sanfteres, Mfilberes erbalten; bic
S9Grfe unb 9erbheit, Die lie friiber
se5eigt, tparen pOaie BON ibr setpidsn.
ielbft ibreStimme bate jeBt einen tpeis
4eren, eemiitbpoIen Son.
(SGlub folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
Stnrnte.
Romau bon 9ubmis 9abidt.
TortieRunG

r&rmes ainb!" iaste bic Mutter
tief ergriffen unb ftri9 init ibrer 8e9z
ten liebfoienb iber bds BLONDE 9dar
ihrer SO9ter. n@r lit alio pirfli4
tobt? 6aft bu f6on feline 2c.Ass holen
unb in's S@lOB bringen lafsns@
SD fam suerft gu Dir, Muttsr.1
Die @rdfin nidte NIT benz &opfe;-
gu tpsm Bate fi6 Die Mermite audi
ipnft flu9ten iOaen, als gu i6r? =
rSann miiBten mir bed 2eute gum
Gee hinausi9iden, bab lie i'm bplen."
Die Mutter berlieB leiie bos 3im=
mer, um tire 8efeble 5u ertbeilen.
pl0bli9 fprang @belinbe nieber
uuf. sic bOrte auf benz 9ofe lautes
Spre6sn unb Sim unb 9erlaufen; ba
burfte lie nidt lGnser miibis bier per=
t%peilen; tie mubte babe: iein, tpenn
man ibren 8rGutiedm 6olte, unb obne
reiteres 8eiiinnen elite tie Die Sreppe
binunter, no i9on einige &ne9te fia
eben anf6idten. nit brennenben Cater
men ben 0Of gu perlafen. IS bsgann
bereits beftig gu reenen; aber tie a4tete
nddt barauf, audi ni9t auf bic grs
mobnuneen Der beipreten Mutter, fi9
erft einen Mantel bringen gu ldhen,
unb i6 an bic @pise bes tleinen
Srupps fteuenb, iagte fie: r&Ommt,
raid, raid! mein armsr Cigar fpn
ni9t LANCER bruuben auf benz Giie i'm
Regen liesen bleiben."
Sn dtbemloiem 2auf, dls Tonne lie
gar ni9t erpurten, ben tpbten 9elieb=
ten in Gi9erbeit gu brinsen, mar bon
Der iuneen 9rGfin Der Gee errei9t.
Sbne 8eiinnen glitt tie iiber bic fpiez
selslatte 6lG9e, Biz 81 Der bonn ufer
tpenig entfe+nten Steae, mo Der gr>
morbete lag.
Die &mdte Der u9ten nun eben>
fans bas Sis gu betreten, i6re NIT Nd>
gel bei9laeenen Stiefel famen ibnen
babel gu itatten; es gelang ibnen obne
srobe Sdbrli6feit, bic 2ei9e bes jun
gen Entertainers gu errsider unb an
bos ufer gu i4affen.
Iif elmer fdli9ten 8abre bielt Der
junge @merifaner jest ieinen @inSuq
in bas S9loB, bas er por penigen
Gtunben, ftrobeno bon Sugenbfrafi
unb 2ebensmutb berlaRen bate.
Wer aber bate Die S6at %begansen?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
eaenoe slide.

Oartpin bat in isinem 6auptpert
.rpGbnt, bab SiibpaFerfii9e eeles
eentli9 pflanaeniumen perf9luden.
Ser srobe Naturforf4er bat ferner
bic gemertung semudt. bub oiepflans
seniamen tuieber our9 bic Slide in
ben Maeen Don Heibern unb dAoeren
fleii9frefenben 0Oseln selansen.
Mfan barf aug bisfen Sbutfu9en uuf
bic MDsli9teit f6lieben, bob einers
ieits iene @Osel our @%usfuut o
pflan5en mitpirten, faus beren GU
men unbei9Gbist bur9 ben Sbiers
tDrper btnburhgebsn. Sb oies Der
SaG iein fam, bat Or. 9o9reutiner
i'm 2aboratorium fir aagemeine 8os
tamil in @enf bur9 @eriu9s gepriift.
gr pdblte basu bon Sii9en ben sss
nDbnli5en Slubbari9, bic YlDse uno
oen8olofif9. Die iGmmtli9 Pflanasnf
frefer finb; o YflanSen ben Bitter
flee, Die bimmelblaue 2Otosblume, ben
S~eelfolben. bas pfeilfraut unb ben
GrOi9lOffel. Sie @eriu9e purben 10
oneeite[t, bab man bic bon ben Sic
idsn Deri9ludten unb auf natiirli9sm
Weee tpieber auseei9iebenen Samen
ausidste unb slei9aeitig anbere Sas
men Der elei9en pflunaenert, bic uns
bebeuist seblieben tparen. Die S0pf:
nit Der Nusfaat purben unter ben
fir bic &eimune benfbar ginftisiten
9eoineungen aufeeite4t. Waren Die
Slide ni9t oasu gu betpegen. Die Gu
men freifpinie gu perf9luden, 10 purs
ben lie i6nen unter Mntpenbung zines
iinnrei9sn @ppurats 5pansspeife bei>
eebra9t. Oie Grgebniife baben ee5eiet.
oab bic PflunSenfamen ben Tti9tors
per unbei6Gbiet ibrer &eimfGbieteit
pieoer perlaHen. DDS mar au9 5u
ertparten, ba na9 anoeren l1nterfuz
9ungen bas lebenbe Gitpeis bur9 Die
sermente beg Moeens ni9t oneeerif=
fen pirb. Sbiers pie p%fIan0sn tOns
mem IN benz o Der Maeenf6leim>
baut unb bon Der gau4ipei6elbriiie
obeef9iebenen Soft lsben. unb nur
tobte @epebe Ober bod fol9e, beren
3erfeBune bereits ~besonnen bat. pers
ben Don bisien 9dhrungsftOffm ans
eeeriffen unb oufselof. Die @ebeu<
tuns Der DON Or, 9o9rsutiRsr ausgs'
fiibrten @erfu6e liegt in benz No9<
peis, bab bic 9erbrsituns bon pflans
aen eelesentli9 bur6 bic Wermitte=
lung BON Tif9en sefdeben tann unb
bob bobur9 cine MOsIi9teit seeeben
pirb, bas gri@sinen BON 9flanasns
arten ouf einSelnen Weeresinfeln nod
auf cine unbers Irt gu ertldren. als
our9 ben transport Der Pflan5enia=
men i'm Meerpaher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
81.

SGon am f~plgenben Sage ite1te fid
bic 0ritersto9ter ielbit benz @eri9t
rnb betannts, bab lie ben iunsen Dine
rifaner erI9Ofen babe; lie CAB au4
als @runo an, baB lie ibn bafiir gez
itraft, neil er bic MDrber 1eines 8d=
tiers ni9t surRe9enfdaft seaosen, unb
fe erflGrte babel NIT ibrem eetpobnten
leibenI6aftlidsn We len: vbenn mein
8rdutisam, Der Mujpratsberr pOn@bz
renfels lit bergiftet porben, unb feline
@erpanbten iinb es, bic biefes abfdeu>
lt6R @erbre6en besangen baben. Man
mag mid binri9ten, i9 peib, i9 babe
Is perbient; aber penn man tpirfli6
9ere6tigfeit iiben min, bann miiHen
audi bic Gbrenfels bus S6affpt beiteiz
gen, benin i6re f9redli6e Shat f4reit
gum 9immel!"
9ebpig eerietb in fDrmlide State
rel bariiber, bab Der 9eri9tsbeamte
i6rer @ni9ulbigung fsinen 9lauben
i6snfen tppute unb tie bamit fiibl unb
enti9teben CUR &ube mica n9b, pa
ilebt man., rief lie 5orngliihenb aus,
nhaB es pirtli9 in Der Welt 10 5ugebt,
ME i6 es in man9en &omanen gelez
fen babe; bic &ei6en unb 8%ornebmen
fOnnen bic grOBten SGanbtbaten uilb
Werbre6en beee6en, unb fie bleiben
unoeftraft; dber einen Wrmen. ben
f4leppt man fpelei9 gum S9affpt.
Oas lit Cure 9ere9tisfeit! @ber es
pirb f9on Der Sag fommen, mo- bas
f9dnbli9e 2iigengebGube aufammens
bri6t unb Die l1nf9ulb unb 4rmutb
tr%iumpbirt."
Der 9eri9tsbeamte bDrte ni6t tpetz
ter auf bas unfinnige 9ef9pdB; er
lieB Die MOrDertn porldufig iu's Sc
fGngniB abliefern; aber f9on na9 pe=
nigen Sagen purDe tie our 8epba9z
tung in bas nabe Srrenbaus sebra9t,
unp balo lam audi tpirtli9 Der Wabns
finn Bel i6r gum polen Musbru9.
3upeilen rate unb tpbte Tie, bann
Brad tie pieber in beftiSes Weinen
eus, i9miidte fi9 als 8raut unb rief
Cigar NIT ben SGrtliditen @amen.
.Ou ipeibt ia gar niGt. pie eliibenb
i4 bid seliebt bab', pte gliidli9 i9
rid MAIDEN tpp1te! Sin i9 ni9t taliz
fenbmal f9Dner, als biei e biirre Mbe=
ltnbe? Gle burfte bid nt9t bdben!
Mtir aaein sebDrit bu an! Warum biit
bu mir untrer eeporben9! Siebft bu,
i9 treffe gut! = Nun bift bu mein auf
INNER. = Nur bic Sobten berlieren
mir ni9t mebr; bic iinb mnfer euf
euia."
@us an ben pirren, abgebro9enen
Heben Der Wabniinnieen eins berbor,
baB tie ben junsen Nmeritaner leiben=
i9aftli9 geliebt unb lire Shat nir aug
blinber, perSebrenber giferiu9t er>
fplgt mar, obfpobl Tie fi4 ielbit einsez
rebet, lie miihe ibn beieitigenL neil CT
Die MOrber feines @aters ri9t our
Re3enfdaft seaogen babe.
Die uneliidli9e blieb nift Ianae i'm
Srrenbauie. Sn einem unbepa9ten
Mugenblide NOR es ibr gelungen, aus
bem5eniter gu fprinsen, unb man fanb
fie tObtlid perlebt auf benz 6ofe lie=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
Gortiebuns folat.)
AhnHhnrtet

Otreftor zines Mus>
tsbureaus rWir fu6en
Semanb, Der ale Tra9en b%eanttporten
fann unb ii4 ME perbliiffen lGBt!"-
3 eperber: Damn paf' i'd fir
Sie-i6 bab' a9t &inber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
(SGluB fplst.)

-SerSreier. @raf: r@lIo
Sbre 3miaingstD9ter baben je 300,z
900 Marf Mitgift, 9err Gomser5ienz
ratb? -. ga, ba peib i9 ni9t,
psl6e i9 nebmen fon! -. @ber eeben
sic bod elmer so Mart mebr. = bic
ne9me i9!" =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
@rmftrr.

Oi6terIing: .Mbfdeuli9,
pie bisie Hsbattionen 5ufammenbalten!
On breiunbapan5ie bab' i4 meine Sc
bidte sefdidt unb ni4t eine bat ems
a~ngenommen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

Guter @runb. .Nlfo
SOnntas tit guer MGbisteitspsrein
aufselOit poroeng" ~Sa. ba CABS i'm
.Sapan" Greibier!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03
Dou
geGie6t
# + i = + + = Il i i i i il !
l. e I.

ON benz fleinen Heuitabt bdtte Sc
~ Der burauf geidporen, bas bin
. terluhene 8aurpermO9en bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-03

unsIiidItde fab fih peritanpen. rno es
tam pie elm rD9elnber @euf5er Der
@rlei4teruns bon feinen 2ipper. gr
bemiibte fi9, benz 8lid feines 4uses,
in Dem bas @eibe unbeimli4 6erpora
trat, etne beftimmte f9arfe &i9tung
auf einen puntt 81 geben, allen Gns
f9ein na9 auf bas re9te oberfte
S9rdnf6en bes S9reibtif9auHaBes
-aber bic setpaltiame 4nitrensune
purbe ibm perbdnsnibDoG. Sin neaer
S9losanfan ma9te Der unaufsetlGr@
ten Dual feiner Seele Elm gnbe.-Wtt
eirem S9rei mari ii9 Der bertriippelte
&nobe iiber ben Ster6enhen.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12

So
The accompanying drawing repro
uce ron Orange Judd Farmer, illus
trates very well the improved nests de-
signed and successfully used by Will
ham Proctor, Of Essex County, Mass.
They are very easily made and the
plan of construction is as follows:
Take three boards, one inch thick by
II inches wide, and of any convenient
length. The boards are placed far
enough apart to admit Of two nests
side by side. >.
Strips two inches wide and one inch
thick, represented in the diagram as
b b, are nailed across both top and
bottom to hold the uprights in place
and make the frame firm. Supports
for the nest boxes are wires, desig-
mated by C C in the diagram, and to
put them in place holes are augered
through all the boards, which is best
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12

done before the rack is put together.
Strips might well be used in place of
the wires and would give additional
strength. If wire is used, 1t will prove
most satisfactory If kept tight.
The nest boxes are made of one-half
inch lumber. They are liz inches
wide, II inches long and five inches
deep. The bottom is made to project
six inches, providing a step for the
hens to alight on. The space above
the boxes would depend partly on
the breed Of poultry, but with boxes
i've inches high a 14-inch space be-
tween wires will be sufficient. The
improved nest boxes have the advant-
age Of being light, easily made and
readily cleaned. ,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12
CHAPTER XXI.

"We are lost!'
Such was the cry that fell from the lips
of Nora Warner as she realized the
dreadful nature of their situation.
The great gate was locked, and Jack
had failed to find the key. Then there
had come that hooking laugh, and, turn
ing. they had beheld the mad-house doc
tor close behind them, his evil race
wreathed with a demoniac smile OF tri-
umph. as they could readily understand,
and. TO cap the climax, the alarm bell
had commenced to ring out its brazen
notes of warning.
The poor girl had suffered so much OF
late that her spirits were readily quencn.
cd. and she believed that all was lost' All
che could do was to cling to the arm OF
bar lover. who would soon be so power
less 70 save her, and look as II horribly
Z fascinated at the fiendish doctor.
Fortunately for her she had in Jack a
master mind, one quick to act and ready
TO perceive. He saw at once that tneTe
was only one chance left for them. IN
less than FIVE minutes the minions OF tne
demon doctor would be swooping down
upon the spot. .,
"The key-search for it"
These words fell quickly from his lips
IN n hoarse whisper, and of course, were
intended for the girl. His thoughts were
hent mon other subjects, and suddenly
Ike n tiger, he sprang at the doctor. :,
Nora Warner saw them clinch anu ran
heavily upon the earth, and then, with a
n,er+al nrayer for her lover, she turned
to hunt for the missing Key. Oh. 30
That lack had the best Of the light so
far she readily believed, for the aoc.os
had been taken rather by surprise, anu
she did not fancy that he was aoie 10
cope with her lover, for whose pLome''
sbe seemed to have a great admiration.
Resides, it was quite certain that tne
mad-house doctor would ave made !"
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struction Of LOO rabbit traps. For
four orchards they have 1000 traps.

struction of LOO rabbit traps. For
four orchards they have 1000 traps.
These traps consist of a box %
inches long, made of ordinary 6-inch
lumber, / inch thick, closed at one
end, and with an inward swinging
wire gate, a, in the other end, which
is shut by contact of the rabbit with
a trigger, b, after he has fairly en-
tered and taken the bait at C. About
4 feet Of lumber and 4 feet of No. ~
galvanized iron wire are consumed in
the making of each trap, which costs
complete from 1917 to 10 cents. This
trap, as now constructed, Is consid-
cred well-nigh perfect, cost and eff
cheney considered, and is the result
Of twenty years Of experimentation
in making traps, and studying the ma
ture and habits of the rabbit.-Farm
and Home
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The Farm SnrpIns.

The farm surplus should never be
sold in its original condition If It can
be changed to something else with
profit. Hay, when fed to dairy COWS,
and only the butter is sold, leaves a
portion Of the profit on the farm, as
the butter is derived mostly from the
air, and 1t is to this fact that cream
cries which return the skim milk and
whey to their patrons have done much
to increase the fertility Of some farms
by rendering the of the farms
more valuable.
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Blood Spots Foretell Rain.

In the northwest corner of Wilkes
County, Georgia, there is a very high
hill, upon the crest Of which stands
the old antebellum residence, known as
the Thomas B%arksdale place. In 1856
two friends-Armstead Stokes and
James Henly-had a misunderstand-
ing. One morning Stokes went over
to Henly's home, which was in front
of the Barksdale residence, and asked
Henly to walk out to the road with
him, as he wished to talk over their
differences. The two men walked to-
gether till they reached a gate nearly
in front Of where the Barksdale house
now stands. Stokes opened the gate
and Henly walked through, but with
out stopping to fasten the gate. Stokes
quietly but quickly plunged his knife
into Henly's heart. The latter stag
gered a few steps up a path by the
roadside. fell and expired.
1t is now said by reliable parties,
according to the Atlanta Constitution,
that up to a few years ago whenever
there was a damp spell Of weather 1t
was preceded by a dark spot on the
ground near the gate where Henly fell
and met his death, and when the
weather is clear and dry the spot dis
appears.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12
Minnesota Dairy Figures.

The report issued Of the State dairy
and food departments shows that the
6S1 creamerles Of Minnesota which
have been inspected during the past
season consume every day 100000
pounds of milk. The figures for the
year show that 100000 pounds Of
butter are produced by these creamer-
les and sold for $17,5O0,0OO, Of which
S12, 800, 200 went directly into the peck
cts Of the patrons Of the creameries.
The 6S1 creameries are furnished with
milk by 100000 cows out Of the 915,-
900 cows In the State.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12
Water for Horses,

Horses require a considerable
amount Of water daily, the quantity
varying with different seasons Of the
year, the amount Of work performed,
etc. The time Of watering, whether
before or after feeding, is n matter Of
little Importance and, generally speak
ing, may be regulated TO suit the con-
venience Of the feeder. Horses be-
come used to either method Of water
ing, and irregularity should be avoid
ed, as sudden changes are apt to prove
disturbing.