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WerdautS' & Riners' Sranssor.
tation Gumpana.

%NWPTNHFL IHINWs
9ah TCItor uno benz Often. febeu Wpntaa
Gienitag, DontterIta9 unb Salrftaa, gb,fISs
9 llbr.
g2a6 Brobibenee nnb benz Often: ieoen Spuu.
tag, Mlittuo6 mo sSreitaa, a6enoS 8 llbr
9tn6 HepDort Heius lnt RnrfoIf: fdaItrb
utt 9 Ubr Nebnos. ~
5ra6t miro tdGIid bis 5 llpr sbenbs tar an
gtah Gd5drnab uno Dem Siiber: ieben Tien.
flag. !8onrerita9 u1o Gamftag. 9befthS o ubr.
8ottoner u10 BrooioeneesD ampfef fabren
bon Der .&ertte .nrl 6uBe oes aorgrBofS 90;
oer MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. ". giatngtnm. Ngent
gDngsDod.
q, @. Snrner, 1.sB.s&.
a. =. Stebbius, 0.sDl.
SauptbAyeuu. Rv, 60j, Rurb.Sbaries-s ctr.
Sratts uno 81iingesgiir.au: Rr. 22t, sptit.
Baitimpre.2trnhe. ola. I&S)
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SrtesiOn $ 2iuie neite Ihncae Sag.
SOOte y2orb Baltimore" nnS
,8cnn" nadl 8hila0c(p6ia.

yeatnnen eountag, ben 3. 9uuI, um s llbr
@nrmittnas, uHo bon baum ab tdeIih NIB
Sonnlu9S. bon Der 9i0bts uno 8rattsStrabe,
In Bettertun unb Gbeftcr, ia, aubalteto.
Yridtige Sabrt bnrdl ben Snual.
5abrt in einer ~9tidbtung $3.50; NnHotubrt
Q5 Ia0e) fur gtiidtubrt aut Tag ooer giabts
Souten eilltig. $3.50.
-. & 8. 8nbu" duriidfebreno, $3.50. Sirette
5abrbtQete pnh NtlnntirsGitg uuo 3uriid per
Boot S3,15; ODER pnn8 per VabH, fir 10 Sage
giiltig $3.50. Serner birefte SabrbiEete nab
gletusOurt, 2uug.9rnnd, AsbnrD.g Bari, cine
Ni6tllue, $500; GunofGbrt 5000; Save WiaA,
giunefd6rt $500. glu0tsSnmpfer fabren mn
8 u6r Nbelos tigliD (SountagS ausgeuom.
mem. Biuete mad 9IbGnb, 2rop, Sdratoea.
Springs, 9letpport, glclusSaUen (Gt.), 8ortIauo
(Ofe.) rno nbroIi6en qlniten tperben int Bit
rean, toipie bel aIbauqb's, yr. POI, goro'
GbnrIeSsStr1Be,N berfmlit. S6reibt peeen
9teiie+9anbbu6.
- Clarence ebrIper, aeent
(W1ni10.T&S) Rr. 2O4, ~3iabtsSfrabe.
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8sitern Rarnlano' gGIH.
Frat In araft am 10. SHnt 1904.
8hae berIafien SiuensStntion mic foIai'

taglid.
4,30 BORN. - S1neu8ua. Sauptltute, Sageek
fotpn, ". Il ". Wp. nno ben Stlben, uIIo
alIs1. Sonntaas Y. Y; u. ". G9ambersbure
99elapeate 4 Meitern edbn.
9.15 BSynt. Bensa'ar @rpreb. Our u1d
li, st"l eiSsnss srtom. mao rnlOn.sriba..
Sdslidl. anseenpmmtn esunta9s.
elHie ojtIi9 bon Gniors~erobe, Carlisle urb
800 Norm. = Sdupdiuie, oaesrstuun, g0to.
peEsburg, 5reoer'f. @mmitS6url uub o.. "
". Eabn NAB soenanooab.
1912 8ornt. affom. mao uniouserieae. Dor'
1880 ga6m. - Mrtom. ua6 enrorps @ robe.
2.25 Rndui. - MfiuHi. uad @mOrbs @r0be.
1926 gludm. Blue MouuIaFn ~9rp <gasloS~
Carr; jopie 5reoerid.
3.30, Nadm. - GIp. mad Dori uHh 9. & 9
4.t5 giabm. - grp. S1untItnte Punite. on
gerStoipu, 0reoerld, SmmttS6ura uub sbip
penShlre.
500 Ra3nl, = GIp. un4 otnubor stIom. ten.
let's ndh linton. sriose.
Snmpfiedb, Sreenmonnt. NIif1
b.36 Rndnfi. - Mftum, ndcb @mrrpsstobe.
els WbenbS - Mtfom. mao uninfs9ertoge
SOB hbenb$ 49, Nftorn. rnh Gtupru-(Brupe
slur SuHHtags.
$50 BORN afiom mao nnton,rribas iEY
Sdnooer.
$50 @a6m. - aftom. mao tl~nionsgribas
4.t6 gudbfI. - Mifom. mad, Mleltd.
Billet unb @el idsBfredu R~orboftGde Gbup
8nge bnIter an ~tlnions. BeHnfalp1rtdsIes'
les. uro eertnetorsSttabe.
Sutton uHo Galbroots (RoribsFr,l statirg
- &.-.s = e
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%oIitii6 ge0 h tct.
G slam 'S ueuer No nj it r
0es Snncrn.

- ~ ~
PETERSBURG q. If. September.
- Die ruiliihe EreIie lit einltimmiq
III g%IeuBeritngen ibrer 3ufricocnbeit
iiber Die @rnenmlng oea Siiriteu &c.
ter Slpiotopolf > Mir8fp gum Miui.
tier bes Snnern. S0mmtlihe 3ci.
tungen ipred)elt bon Dem fritiihen
Gborofter Der gegenm1rtigeu Situn-
tion lrno brin9en Die Nnii6t sum
IitsOrld, Dob Ole 9erlfung zines
ManneS pom S6loge oes Gilritcu
Geter piel oo5u beitrogcn mcroe, Inn
Die innere Sage 5u perbeiiern, Die
v9topoie @remio" iogt an Ieitcnocr
Steuc:
r@ir bcfinoen inns icbt III elmer
biitoriiheu &rilis, Die mogliher
@eile ollf Die @eidifc pcs ruiiii6crt
Hei6eS cine beitimmte @irfung an
Bern miro. Sc lhluieriaer iih sic
milit0riihe Situation i'm ierncn
Often ~geitoltet, oeito giinitiger miro
Die @%ele9enbeit fir uniere 6einoc 81
Saitie, Die ItetS BON ieoer Sdmicri9s
felt uno ieoem lln9liid, ruelheS Die
ruiiiide Heidsregiermg erfGbrt,
Sortbeil 81 5ieben periteben. 0arlut
miiiien mir III Der Stunoe Der Seim.
iuhung bon Ser5en Sono in &ono
geben, ben 0uBeren Ieino 5uriidlpcr.
fen uno Die iln5uirieoenen Glemente
in Scr Seimotb cntlpoffnen. I'm ooS
lebtcre 3iel 81 erreid)cn, miiiien ale
%erprobten @inri6tllngett, belou0crS
Die 3emltpo, ollfredt erboIten lucrs
Den, Ole III Damn sur @ntfaltuulo ges
langen fonnen, pcnn man iie unob.
bdn9ig arbeiten l0Bt. Oe5cntroliio.
ton lit es, mos ms Notb tbut, uu0
zines Der eriten Eoitulote miro obne
3meifel 6reibeit Der Breiie un0 ser
Heoe lein, meId]e ben 8libobleiter ser
offentliden Weinung biloet. Gorum
lit Die gufgobe oes Dtitiiters oeS Slr.
nern cine alIBeror0entlif ldmicri9e.
Inter unierem HegierungSipitcm
ipielt ole Yerionlidfeit oeS Miniiters
cine iiberolts midtige Stole. IS lit
ein Tortbeil, einen Winilter III be
liben, Der, neil er cine militQriihc
er5iebung genoB, nibt nit Gorur.
tbeilen 81 fdmpfen bat, mo Der iibcr
DIE moterieQen lno geiitigen @eoiiri
niile unieres 8oIfe0 einen reiden
Sfdt bon &euntuiiien unogriobuun.
gen lanmeln fonnte. Shirt Spios
topolf . Wirsfp's acnntniB oeS Eros
pin5lebens ltno ieine bumnne @clil.
nlngsart leiiten Die iiderIte @cpGbr
fir leinen @rfolg."
.Hopolti, Elm conierpotioes iaroc-
litild)es Srgon iagt: Shirt Mfrs.
frs @rnenn1tng bat i'm gon3en &eihc
ben a~lerbeiten Ginorud qemod)t.
Seine bisberige Soufbabn iebte i'm
in Den Stono, obre Hiiditdt otf He.
ligion ooer 8oiie Die @rfproerniiic
Der Hotion feltnen 5l lernelt. Nir
perleiben Der pofinun9 Musorud,
oab Dem neiten W}iniiter beihieoen
iein m0ge, nrrf Die geoeiblide Ont.
pidelung bes Heides einen mobltbG.
tigen GiniluB geIteno gu MAIDEN"
Die gn9fGn6cr in Gbibet.
2bofio, s. September, pia
@panatie, #. Scptcmber. - Sn eli.
ner Teoe mad Der ltnter5eidnitng
bcs 8crtraqes nit 1bibet, Die Oberit
gornabusban6, ser britii6e poIitiide
aaent, am Z. September ge6aIten
fat, wie8 er 6nroilf bin, Dab Die gri-
ten es in benz Sertrnge ior9iGltig
permieoen, fif iraenopie in Die IN.
neren anaelegenbeiten oes 9anoes gu
miiden. sic bdtten feinen 3oa brett
8ebiet anneftirt unb ben 8ortbeitano
| ser siserduitdt G9iua's iibcr 9bi6et
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Baltimore . 0ampf . Yadet . So.

(Hls nnb SaHeridiNge @at2tu,s.)
Gie Der. StaatcnsSoft befnroerno.
Sumpfer fabre1 tn9lt6, SonntdeS uliS9es
uommen, DON Ben ~8a6 4tue"s9ierS. 1913
1tebtsStruhe. $50 Nberos, brett nab Obj
Boint @omfort. goriuIf, QortsEIoutb nno ulett
Bunften oes SloeHs. Yerb,nolHg in Sio
8pint Comfort nit nG. 4 3. Gtien6nbn" nab
ribulouo. &erDtnoune In Bortsuloutb nit benz
.Senboarn gttr Cine" t%oltoe1 8ue bon 9ortS'
mil Der gNtIuuttc Goaff 2tu3." NprfoIi nnb
Carolina, gtor'oIf rno ilolt9, 9aurfolf nnb
tueltIih lIno ,Slo Dominion Zine" nn9 Nefp'
Olnbl5eiteu nab europdi1nem BlaHe, tuIli'
rt5ie 9niiiten5tmmer, eleItrtfe BeIenttitg,
Sampfbet8une, Goien fret. Nelerbtrte 4athteHs
Btmnter III beit NiuetsBuredur her rBan 9tne:"
Or. 1921 eSeits9aIttmore Slrabe, Hr. 800 uno
COS, giebt'Strabe, g. ". G.. Office gsr. 2t5,
glorb, 96arIessS trube. uno MIbaugb'S, @barleSs
uno GeIingtonsStrdBp.
SpBu u. SBcruuDb, Y. Brpipnj
Stce, 4Suif. II. @en. 'DianGger, Sen. 'Baif'agent.
CDe.2-l
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9ambmrgsN
- Rad -
SuppclI dJrnnbens
Grprcss nnO HulIn0icrsSicnIt.
Grprck. nnO @saHnNicr.S

gcgcn Su CrUcr fir 9uuouu uuo 9uris AT.
a.Ginic,
81 SrcoOmop, gtelp.yort.
IrtbMr ~. MObirn,
If @clt.Gcntre Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

ooaouf oncrfomt. Sic Bitten mir
sic S%nncboItung Ser @crtroQ3 . Be
itimmrn0cu BON 1890 cr5pingcu
moucn, monod 5miihcn Ebibct mo
&noieu SouoeISbc5icbuulgcn onQc-
fuiipft mcroen mo lbibet BON icincr
trooitionclcn Yolitif bc5iiQlih politi.
idcr @%e5icbungen nit ircnlocn MtGh
ten niht ob9eben Bari,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12
Rarglone anp Sennigluania-Giien

balm : SDmpdgnte.
3fge b~erIaffen Iortbs 2toenuesG totion:
7.30 BormittaeS mao Dor, tdgIth. auber
S0HHtngs.
$40 gorm. mad SeIid, mir gonntdas.
$50 Born. nod 9eloir. tdgIid auber Corn,
tads.
f.20 Na6m. mad BeIair. MIR sairftuos.
$50 yndm. nnh Dprt, uueer Sonntugs
200 gadrr. nd9 Delta, nnr SdmTiaes.
sos gadm. mad Celia tdaIi6, AMER CORN.
tags.
$40 Ra6m. mad geIatr tdsIiG. aube. Conn.
tags.
1880 gadnt. mad HeInir fur Gonrtaas.
1t.l6 aa&ui. mad gelair. nar 6omiioSS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

onQcbliden 2ebrerln 5|lQcQanocn.
BOB ole 8erboftitng Wc9cn Noditopc
lei crfolot lit. (0er @otboiidc Irci.
bcrrnfolenoer meiit cine bon ibrcm
@ottcn, 8ottlicb 0abtc, i'm &obrc
1896 geIdieOene 6rciiu @iftortnc
bon uno sur SoOenportb mti. Sic
lit As SuSbre alt unO ucrbcjrot6ctc
iid) nit @ottlieb 0abtc inn ,lobrc
1881. Der Wam lit I'M Sabre 1897
geItorben.)
8reB GouqreB in @icn.
Seutc begtrnt in @icu ser inter.
rationale GreB . Congress. @ie pom
bort gemeIoet miro, merOcn ii6 aud,
bic omtlihen areiie Oe5 6]Itrcihiidcn
Reidsbouptitoot al Der G%r0fiuno9.
fcier 1rno meiter betbeiligcn. Die
Gr0finlnqsreoc miro ais &crtrctcr
oes Soiiers Sron3 Soicpb Ser Gr5-
berSog Roiner bolten. SIN &crlulfc
beS GongrciicS meroen Der N}iuiitcr
oes NeltBern @raf @ollldowali lno
Der MiniIterprGiioent Or. b, a5rbcr
groBe gmpf0nge 81 @brcu Der Dele.
gatcn obbalten. Dies gilt nit Rcdt
ais Elm Mn5eifen ooiiir, ooB man ali.
mGlig oltd in oen moBacbcuocn amt,
lid)en Greilen oie politiihc @c0cu.
tlng oieier @reB Gongrciic oucr.
fennt.
NoIitiid geG h tct.
Nun lit altd) Der polnii6c OUTSIDE.
iiber bon 3phliuSti BON Qlcihcm
SdidioI, tpie es Den @roielt &obom
9nin.8uinsfi betroffen crrcift NOR.
oen. Auf er bat icin IN Der BRO.
pin5 Toien gelegenes @ut ot Die
oertitc An~iie0elun9s Gommiiiior
perfouft. 9ofiir bat i'm Ole 9lch.
trng ieiner polnilhen Sippe mo
2onosleltte g%etroffen, melhc IN iol.
diem 8erfollf cine Dem n&~otcrlonO9.
perrotb 9leide Sbonbtbot" icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

NDrOOenti9Cr 0lODO.
GcgclmGligc 9umpfidifffabrt
5tuiiheu
Baltimore mad Bremen
0ltrdl 0ie nelleu mo erprobten, nit
alien 8eQuemttdfeiten o%eriebencn
8oitOaupicr criter Sloiie:
o&bein," n9ronOenburg,"
nNtedor," .GoIiel,"
,Wfoin," n9re5lou."
Ole grpeoition5toge iiuo nie iolgt;
- bon Baltimore: -
,Noin," MitttpodL Oen IA. Septems
Der, 2 llGr 0ohmittog8.
,@ronoenblrg," Wittpo6, Sen 2S.
Sept, , llbr No6mittog8.
o9re$loL" @}ittmod, Den 5. Otto
bcr, 2 l}6r No1mittogS.
,&6ein," Mittmod, ben 10. 0ftober,
9 ll6r NohmittogS.
nGbemniB N}ittpod, Sen 26. Otto
Der, . llDr 9tudlntlttng8.
oGoiicl," W}ittpoN, Sen >. Nooem-
Der, > llbr Nu6mittog8.
8pcitc Saiiltc &oiiogc.Brei8:
Non S3t,co M,
3~miidcu0cds @aiio9esGreiie:
Bon Baltimore uah,..Sf7.n0
SrenlcH ....'.... HhSO
Bon Srcmen uah Baltimore $4,000.
MuuorttIc . Gillette Uuu Baltimore nnf
Bremen nuo iurild S5t,00.
Beaen Sru6t lmo 4uiiOOc ipenoc man li9
an ole @CnerulsSgentcn
u. SdnmodDcr & So,
Hr. 4t9, SonouersS trobc,
nocr
G6mnro Hninc,
Office brs nSeutiheu Gurrripunocnirn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-12

annaSOlis, mi aobaIs tdtiou I7.5o lnS
ss.45 BORN. @anloeHsS Station, $500 un6 300
BORN, 1905 .Ulittags, A.0O, 1b.4o Wa1H''
: SrsOrrta, @i, aLsiaiiOH. 9s,4B. lo.4s
8or1n. ganoeI,Giatio 1875, 1900. 79.16 II.
l10;o0 gornt., Z 30 l2.5o lno 900 gcbnl.
@lndteter, Gt. HobuLStation, 7.t0 BORN.
iinb i2.44 gd6m. gauioensSidtion, 1920 Norm.
1900 nro 1910 ga9m.
g1frhefbSictio.. 1900 Borm.. 1850 unb 400
-eaifsti.6iib unO gt. airs, gombeu.e tatton
n,S5. Y9.f6 8ornlY ll;25, 1850, '6.2c gIa6m
Curtis Ban, Garnbenss% tatton, IS 20 Born,
saraD, Wt. Topoi.s Station. 1914 gia1n.
SaT s"ssf sts, iI,9o s aS1s s,s,,,,,,,s,o mn,
Celtic. ssriSamoeu peri. Oh aopal
S4IatUaseen .aaeI, 35ig. s55a
buffet Barior, aaSo. 3. 9508 e.5I o.
garIor, G:peiIe. ausa. z. 1l.60g a1154g
rSSsai sImsitsb," ansit5litbliset pullman 'Sua.
ssslis: psss%as. 4deI. s4s S' 3 s'ssS s' .
sSqSss' s Ssaf; aasa ads q. &c., SO 3. s s . & &. 3 :
Snldtfpnegons. Tdgf. 1880 81 t2.44M . 9
Der iotaIs S6aipc3aon rad gleto.gOrf n i'm
" mad aiiantie.Gitp an Bo4entaaen; g)
nab AtnnftcsEftp t19ltn.
aae 3hae baIten IT, Hpntsstsx. ~ bali
In gteftsr an
8eri. Ganrben GetI. Wt. stoodI
Rbtla- aftou .ldgL sos =. 8.10B.
Eblln 1rpreb, ousg. Con 2.30 2.S6 U.
Bbila. eIpreB, auss. Gun, 4.55 800 u
5inperib MtfDnr.. atSg. 2. 5.tb SEQ u.
Rbtld. WHOM. nur Conn. go ". 6.t5 VI.
BtuesghreauS: Rorbtpeits& Gbariess unb
Gardtoga,Strabe CD. @. n. W.%sgebdu6e)
$40 Gle.ercaotuap. pt. RopaIsstaticn obef
gambensS tation.
D. 3. gsarttn, mgr. gaH. 1raffie.
| Z. ~. Pahstt, Ser SBaH .'9geHt.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-11-03
A Weman's Completion.

1t is rank foolishness to attempt
to remove sallowness or gre1siness
of the skin by the use of cosmetics,
or ''local" treatment, as advocated
by the beauty doctors. The only
safe and sure way that woman can
improve her complexion is by purify
ing and enriching the blood, which
can only be accomplished by keeping
the liver healthy and active. The
liver is the seat Of disease and blood
pollution. Green's August Flower
acts directly on the liver, cleanses
and enriches the blosd, purilies the
complexion. 1t also cures constl-
patton, biliousness, nervousness, and
induces refreshing sleep. A single
bottle of August Flower has been
known to cure The most pronounced
aud distressing case of dyspepsia
and digestion. New trial size bottle
25 cents; regular size IS cents. At
Frost & Spies.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-11-03
w aa ted

We would like to ask, throught
the columns of your paper, if there is
any person who has used Green
August Flower for the cure Of Indi-
gestion,. Dyspepsia, and Liver
troubles that has not been cured
and we also mean their results, such
as sour stomach, fermentation OF
TO ID, ha bitual costiveness. nervoU
dyspepsia. headaches, Respondent
feelings, sleeplessness-in fact, any
trouble connected with the stomach
or liver? This medicine has been
sold for many years in all civilized
ountries, and we wish to correspond
with you and send you one of our
books free of cCsc. II you never
tried August Flower, try rs cent
bottle first. We have never known
of it's falling II so, something more.
serious is the matter with you. The
rs cent size has just been introduced
this year. Regular size Is cents. At
Frost q Spies. G. G.. G reen,
Woodbury., N. Y
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-11-03
The Youth OF Mozart.

Mozart played the harpsichord al
three! At six he and his sister. who
was but eleven, went with Their fathcr
on musical tour round Germany. At
nine he took London by storm by his
organ playing, while all tie sympho
MES which he played at his farev'e'
concert there were his own compost
TONS Before he was ten he conipo SCI
for the dedication of the Church Ct tic
Orphans 1T Vienna mass and con.
Quoted the concert himself Through II
all the child Mozart seems to have re
manned unspoiled, unaffected, the r.. :
thing of queens.
At the age of six in Vienna. while he
amazed the imperial household by his
genius, he charmed them by his chilli
ishness. The emperor sat by his side
as he played and called him his little
magician" The empress was delighted
when at the close Of the performance
the little fellow sprang upon her lap
and kissed her. When he slipped and
fel! on the polished floor the archduch-
ess, Marie Antoinette, afterward the
hapless queen of France. lifted him up
and was amused at Laing thus thanked:
"You are very kind. When / grow up
I will marry you" In London :slso the
royal family made much Of him, and
the child even accompanied the queen
in song.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-11-03
ONION SET CRATES WITH FLAT ROOF

rows about eighteen inches apart.
From eighty to hundred pounds Of
seed per acre are used.
After seeding of course it is q big
task to keep the onions free from
weeds. A garden wheel hoe is used to
clean out the spaces between the rows,
but large amount of hand wedding is
also necessary. Boys and girls from
the neighboring towns are employed.
Red onion seed is used where sets are
to be sent to the west and south. If
the sets are to be shipped to seedsmen
In the east white seed is used.
The crop is ready for pulling when
the stem next the pulp has wilted
slightly. The young onions will be
about the size of large hazelnut.
sometimes little larger and quite fire.
quently great deal smaller. They
should be sufficiently mature, SO that
when they are larger they will shrink
quite little The onions are pulled by
hand. AS rule 6 cents per bushel is
paid for pulling the onions, twisting
the tops and delivering them to the
screener. Some gardeners pay as high
as cents.
After the sets are pulled and the tops
twisted off they are screened to get rid
of the dirt and coarser rubbish. Then
they are placed in crates by 31a or
feet and inches deep, stacked up In
the fields and covered 60 keep the
rains off. In many cases the sets are
allowed to remain in the field for two
or three months until they are thor
oughly dried out. Then they are taken
to the tanning mill, where they are
cleaned and sorted. They are then put
in sacks or bags and sent direct to the
scotsman.
The other plan is to pile the crates
up In the field until the harvest season
is over; then when the last onion set
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The Wisconsin Central Ry

Reaches the principal points in
Wisconsin, Offering Pullman Sleepers
Free Reclining hair chair, modern
c)A;he5 anl dining and afe service
between hcago, Milwaukee, Mani
towoc, and st, Paul. Minneapolis,
Ashland aul Duluon. onn ection
are made with diverging lines at all
terminal points. Meals served a Ia
carte. For tickets, sleeping car re-
serservation and further informa-
ton apply TO agents of this company
or write Jas. c. Pond, Gen l. Pass.
Agt. Milwaukee, Wis
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When to Cut Corn For Fodder.

Some years ago Professor Hunt of
Pennsylvania made three cuttings of
corn for fodder. The first was Sept I
and 2, when leaves and husks were
green and the kernel was mostly in the
roasting ear stage. The second cutting
was made Sept. %, when Few Of the
lower leaves were dead, but the husks
were still green. The kernels on about
three fourths Of the ears were dented.
On some ears they were quite hard
and on others still unglazed. The third
cutting was made Oct. and s, when
two-thirds Of the leaves were dead and
the kernels mostly hard.
The fodder was then fed to milk
cows. The results of this investigation
show that the most and best food was
secured when the fodder was cut Sept.
%. The yield Of fodder was greatest
when the corn was cut after being we'll
ripened. Fodder allowed to remain In
the field ten to fifteen weeks after cut
ing lost 20 per cent in value.
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has been pulled the sets, still quite
green, are run through the tanning
mill, cleaned and sorted. They are
then placed in crates, and these crates
are stacked in large storage houses,
where they remain until the demand
Of the trade requires that they be
shipped out.
AS a rule these large growers sell
their sets to seed houses in different
parts of the country. This grower
ships principally to Texas and Okla
homa. Other growers ship to Colorado,
Kansas, Montana and Nebraska, while
still others ship east. supplying some
of the seed dealers in the middle and
Atlantic states. This branch Of mar
ket gardening is profitable one TAX
ing one season with another, but re-
Quires the most careful management.
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We.desire to employ trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage our
business III this County and adjoin-
ing territory. Our house is well and
fayorably known.
$1,000 straight cash salary and ali
expenses paid each week by check
direct from headquarters. Expense
money advanced; previous expert
ence unnecessary; position perma-
nent. Address Thomas Cooper
Manager, 1910 Caxton Building
Chicago, ILL.,
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ANXIOUS Moments.

Some Of the most anxious hour of
d mothers lite are those when the
little ones of the household have the
ones Of the Group. There is no 9th r
medicine SO effective in this terrible
malady as Folry's Honey and Tar.
1t - d househou.d favorite for throat
and lung troubles, and as it contains
no opiates or other poisons, it can
be safely given. Frost q Spies.
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There is no cough medicine so po-
pular as Foley's Honey and Tar, It
contains no opiates or poisons ard
never fails to cure Frost & Spies.
Liverita the up-to-date Lift e
L liver Pill; sc boxes contain ID pills,
l )c boxes contain 40 pills, 25c boxes
contain 100 pills. Sold by Fox Bros
Washburn, Wis
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A Puzzle w orth Revlna

DR.. G.. G. Green, OF Woodbury.,
New Jersey, whose advertisement
appears IN our paper regularly, will
mail to any one sending two cent
stamp to pay postage, one of his
new German Syrup and August
Flower Puzzles, made CT wood and
glass. It anuses and perpIexes
young and old. Although very diff
cult, it can be mastered. Mention
this paper.
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WANTED-Several persons of
character and good reputation in
each state Zone in this county re-
quireo) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business
house of solid financial standing.
Salary $21. 90 weekly with expenses
additional, all payable in cash direct
each Wednesday from head Offices.
Horse and carriage furnished when
necessary. References enclosed,
self-addressed envelop, Colonial, 1872
Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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EA=kR| %M No.
~ez z7$5CA,tE2BBggNE
ONION SETS.

How They Are Crown On a LarEt
Scale Fer Market.
Growing onions Sats on a commercial
scale is a leading industry in many
sections of the market garden region
around Chicago Orange Judd Farmer
describes the practice of one of the
largest onion growers Of the Riverdale
region who plants about eighty acres
to this crop.
The ground is prepared carefully in
the spring as soon as it can be worked
1t is thoroughly pulverized and the
seed bed fined, SO that there are no
clods Of any character. The seed is
sowed with the ordinary garden drill in
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Fine Late Peas.

Among late varieties Of peas tested
the Michigan experiment station finds
that none surpasses Teddy Roosevelt a
relatively new variety resembling Tele-
phone, with the vines somewhat short
er and hence standing up better I'M
der the weight of the very large pods.
The peas are very large, tender and
iweet with spicy and most excellent
tavor.
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SIS Reward

A reward of.s$5 will be paid to
anyone who will catch and bring to
US our bright bay bioncho horse
now crunning loose.
G. N. CRAMER & Co.
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No Chnfce.

"And you say all the girls at the sum-
mer hotel were devoted to your
"Yes."
"Well, I must say they were easily
suited"
"They had to be. was the only
young man there" -Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tired and tested,
safe and sures. Frost & Spies.