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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-28
Memorial Day Exercises.

MewoSt2l nay EXERCISES.
The exercises IN honor OF Confcd-
crate soldiers held at the cemetery on
rOesdsyr-Memo'isl Day---~ere The,
most impressive and beautiful for
many yeas. The progrsm which
had been prepared by the Daughters
II the Confederacy was carried out
D the letter.
The procession form at the
south gate Of the cemetery at four
- clock ami proceeded 10 the eastern
end Of the cemetery WI ere are lora.
ed the graves ct these who gave
heir lives for the South Ia - war
mtween the States. lie Madison
ssd, under the leadership of DIR.
George Davis, b aded the pr, cpseion
"Inwed nv Go, &c" LIST iuttntry,
Senty. ,"ur ,ir"ng und nc com
nand o. Cam. W. IL. Dual, f.
'"hir d The military ma Oh, 4 tie vets
Grams, about forty in numhr', mnich-
: IN lumn o. tw"s cuwmtutrd
V Maj. w. n. Di t,ll"'ing
the Veterans came tue hildrn irar--
lnI wrcalhs amt bouq a-,s It h'u -
ful flowers with ricu o. de- Ora,e
the grav's Arriving ~ the
,oldiers plot the miltar, was drawn
up in line end ~ TIE olh vru RAYS
marched by rendered the nlinry
.alute.
MIR. Archie L. Vann N Muster ue
Ceremonies gracefully conduct 4 the
exercises introducing the vsrious
features OF the orcasiwn. Mr., Vanm
Is most graceful sp aker rnd tlO-
quently presen Ell DIR, NJ cLd who
pronounced the invocation. The
choir under the leadership Of Mrs.
A. d. Stanton sang Swre,Iy "ShaIl
we Gather at the River " The lit
tie children then placed their flow
ers upon the graves. Mr. Vaun
then presented Columbus B. Smith
who with a few PREDATORY rrmaIks
read 10 the assembled veterans the
rules governing the l'rean ton OF
the Southern Cross OF Honor. The
roll was called Of those veterans who
had complied with the requirements
necessary to secure cross aid rs
heir names were cal ed they stepped
forward and received hom
Mesdsmes. G. II. Smith, w. l..
Parramore, T.. j. Vaun and b. +.
Moseley t'eir badges. A salute II
three volleys was fired 10y the mill.
ttry company, Bnaler Chas. Morrow
sounded "lops" ani the assemblago
1t was an inspiring sight to see
50 many Of he pld veterans IN line
marching with ,'cojy step to tne
music Of the band ami They we're
closely watched hy tue large a.scm-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-28

The turpentine operators Of Flori.
da will visitlhe 81. Louis Exposition
in a body, and already arrangements
for the trip have been made with the
Southern railway for a special vesti-
buled train.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-28

The skeleton Of q prehistoric ami
NAL was discovered bya Carrabelle
man recently while digging a well.
Some scientist muss now be dug up
in order 10 identity the remains.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-28

D0VvitFs s S,'SY carve
For Plies. 3lsras, s..'-0H
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-04-28
EGGS AND OTHER THINGS

EGGS AND OTHER THINGS
for Easter and every other day Of the
year, can always be found here. II you
value things because Of their scarcity,
YOU will not set any value at all on our
stock OF
GROCERIES,
because there f. so much. But wa have
hunted all over tho country until we
found the best goods IN every line, ADD
we present them at moderate prices, etc.
n. ~. SHACKLEFORO.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
GUBssBs, PRo1E1sEs AND gAcTs.

:. - y
II 81 one OF siie 'necossasy. condftions
of government BY parties Bfat the
minority must appeal FOR support onthe
strength of the promises they make as
to their course in the event that they
are endorsed ut the polls. The Deme-
Gratis have bad no opportunity to as
sumo responsibility for imPortart aegis-
lation. and they come before the people
asking TO be given power-but on what
Sroundsf Promises? No. Whatever
may be the convictions OF the leaders,
they are studiously concealed. Neither
the platform nor the two speeches of
acceptance have outlined any definite
policy or made SPECIFIC promises =
The st. Louis convention started a
great guessing contest No man can
affirm where Democracy stands on any
Of the great questions now pressing for
solution. They say they are not free
traders. and yet compare the tariff to
a burglars KIT; athe last official ex-
preston on the money question endors-
ed the free silver failacy, yet their
leaders says the gold standard IS dix
ed Who fixed It'll They vituperate
Roosevelt for clearing the way for the
construction of the Panama Canal, yet
say they would build it. Where are.
they at anyhow? The only certain,
positive and fixed feature of the situa-
ton is tnnt theyrare out and would be
all things to all men in order to get in.
Forgetting that the road to confidence
and preferment is a strait and narrow
path, not the torturous trail that winds
in and out, around, over and under every
clean, clear cut proposition that is en-
gaging the attention of the THOUGHTFUL
voter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
BRYANs VIEW OF NOMINATION.

Il have nothing to take back ! have
nothing to withdraw of the things that
have said against the methods pursued
to advance his candidacy. 1t was a
plain ana dsliberatep attempt to deceive
tile party. The New York platform was
vogke and pnrPoseIy 50, because the ad
vocate5 OF Judge Barker were trying to
SECURE votes from among the people
who would have. opposed his views had
they tuown them. The nom
iudfion was secured. therefore. by
crooked and inlefenstblc methods'-
William Jennings Bryan, ''The Com.
mnncr.4 July IL. 1904.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

Nlr. J. II. Davis, Of New York, press
representative for the great Forepaugh-
Sells circus. made tlic Telegram Office
A very pleasant call Thursday morning
in connection with his official duties.
Mr.. Davis has been with the show in
various capacities since 1856 and as
press agent is decided success. Hes1s
4 very clever gentleman. one thoroughly
posted in his line Of business. and an
interesting and entertaining converse
tionaii7t. His stay was indeed most,
pleasant to the editorial and business
management Of the paper
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BRyAN,s VIEW OF pLArFoRm.

81 shall not misrepresent the situa-
ton. or appeal for votes for the ticket
upon false grounds. A Democratic vic.
tory will mean very little, if any, pro,
gress on economic questions so long a.
the party is under the control of the
Wall street element. The
labor plank as prepared by Judge Par,
ker's friends on the subcommittee was
= straddlng, meaningless plank.
The nomination OF Judge Parker virtual
ly nullifes the antitrust plank."-wil.
liam Jennings Bryan, the Commoner,'
July l3, 1904.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

n. g6ap ssayp WILLIAMS. from. the
Waco distEssf ii aiissfss sssas .sIest-
Jed to eos5t-s bB IS ,s9E OF Hy4ss
,PeEsoas aats ~ q LtqsAi ippusatiOn OF
10000, or one vote to each $50 Of the
Inhabitants, and yet makes. a gallery
play about thes coasent Of the governed
hiding a hstefah .HoetsIiiase % .fae sRe5sgb.
-lians party. E@-p. muititudinpus. con
glcmoration Of homogeneous ideas hav-
ing the sensation without the sense OF
.eeunectisn bank ON afessps. TiIlman;
seiIlisads { oos s
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candidate Ser The Presidspsy On sae
Hopuiisf TSdEet. and dc Is sosglit d The
sb5 F5I6sli;ys, sfISi a,iid anna 6flthe Royas
Iisss. r Ms enaaFssabi ,ft( lance was
delivered by ar. Watson IN his spseeh
of aeeeptaaoe- .of-ths-4.nominatio n....fa
caDpers plion, in New York zcIty.S,R
Short tiEs ago. - ?
It-mAsg tine talk OF bold and fear
less man The compliment be paid was
directed 70 ms political enemies, 6ae
oERaHizatiog tlset h@s feught mis- party
Nd d .des er1lifn.y dIy; esere since its orgais;
isftion and &tlat ha4 done all INF IL
I.PS~era-atos 4anpiia Hate a,sshe
!. Ropflisf 3saIsafon EtsOnza4d
aiS colleagues had been in the closest
Fpciitieal feIISWsaiip. 4 sa,@@ sst h
Perhaps IN mat fellowship Mr.. Wat
son had gained some inside knowledge
of the shortcomings OF. his friends, the
Dewocrats; had seen them wobble time
and tagain and knew their insineerity.
instability and uutrustwortainess. Per-
haps ne recalled 5ow the reafirmation
of che Chicago platform was only made
at Kansas City by a margin Of one vote
Perhaps he was -embittered at the
double dealing of the Democratic at their
IaSe5convention.
At any rate, after looking his old
friends over, examining their record.
and especially the lRtest chapters of
THAI reeoFd, Mr.. Watson came to the
condusion that the Democratic party
ofss99O4, was unworthy the support of
any man. It must be 7numiliating to
be cast of by Populist. II must make
thesDemocrats feel extremely cheap to
faxe a Populist spit upon them and
point the finger OF seorn at them.
The hard part of it, is that Mr.. Wat
so1f was hitting the bulls eye when he
arraigned the Democratic party for its
insi1cerity., fafthiessness to ITS stand.
aris. its double.dealing on the financial
question, and it's playing into the con
troll OF and under the domination of
Wal street.. ~ ~ ..gsae@ 'zs-s
The Democratic party's present at
titude is one of deliberate misrepresen-
tation to each of the classes of people
who make up its personnel. 1t would
take divine prescience to determine
which of these two classes the Democ-
raey would represent were it put into
power. On the one hand, 1t claims to
represent the six and n half million
BfSunites who voted the ticket in 1900
That claim is based upon the fact that
the recent national convention. NV n
vote of 30 to Is in the committee on
resolutions, and tacitly ratified by the
convention, the Democracy voted against
tine gold standard. On the other hand.
it claims to represent the conservative
Democrats of the East and the financial
interests. That claim is based upon
Judge Parker's famous gold telegram.
The party can not serve two masters
at once. Which would it server
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
In Praise of chambsrlain's Collie Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy.

ALLOW me to give you few words
in praise OF Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" says Mr.. John
Hamlet, o. Eagle Pass, Texas. "I suf-
fered one week with bowel trouble and
took all kinds OF medicine without get
ting relief, when my friend, Mr.. C. John
son, a merchant here, advised me to take
this remedy. After taking one dose
felt greatly relieved and when had ia
ken the thord dose was entirely cured
thank You from the bottom of my
heart for putting this great remedy in.
the hands of mankind" For. sale by
Stone x Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
STATE TICKETS coNrRAsrED.

There is a striking contrast between
the state tickets in West Virginia of
the two leading political parties. The
Republican ticket is especially strong
IN fitness and qualification, while the
Democratic ticket is weak in these rs
well n III other respect :. A.. comrari
son shows, how very thigh: the Repub
lican ticket towers above the Democratic
ticket Take Dawson for governor. He
is a maj. II wide experience. of discern.
ing Judgment and of careful business
habits. He knows the needs and con
dition Of all classes and is deeply in
terested in their welfare, and rs autnor
of tlre,.ooGpeTntion bill which bears his
name he is honorcd with the credit of
having been. responsible for one Of the
best resenQe producing bills on the
statute books of this state He is we'll
acquainted with every section of the
state. knows all onr people and viii
make an ideal governor. Then there i
Cornwell. vino j. running against him
on the Democratic ticket. 1t l. said of
him- ''fIe is n man with strong pre-
JUDGES and narrow views: a white
mans party advocate, who dcspises
fifteen Thousand of West Nirgina'S
citizens; one .of very limited means, and
unacquaintei with Industrial conditions
outside OF Ennm.nirc county. which i
barren OF industries aud modern deycl
opmcnts; cau-tic speaker and bitter
partisan WHO ives ~ . community
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
LITTLE Boy
SUCCUMBs
six-Year-old Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Ogden, of Point Comfort, Dies From
Diphtheria Thursday Morning.

Robert Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ogden, of Point Comfort, died
Thursday morning at o'clock from
diphtheria. He was six years old, It
is feared that little brother has taken
the same disease. One Of the children,
q little girl. has just recovered from it.
The sympathy of the friends OF the
f:tIifify,iS' extended to the beredved ones
IN their hour of sorrow.
I. The funeral will take place from the
home Friday morning at ten o'clock.
The burial win be in the Masonic ceme-
terry.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

Another evidence Of the fact that col
fusion exists between the Herald and the
News and the Democratic clique is the
fact that the News publishes a lot of
harpings and then the Herald publishes
the same things The News advances
an idea. sucn as it is, and then, the Her
aid falls into line. But the people are
on to their game. They know that the
Democratic clique manipulates both
papers in the interest of that clique
and that ends it with them.
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OH. NEWS

.0n Grass Run, Teuulile district seaie
county, 5iitO1i 3 Co. Save drilled tier
no. 3 nm 5Ebe e. y EIaoBgh farm 2Q FEET
into the Gordon sand, and have a;gat
showing Of oil. On Salem Fork, the
same district. r. T. Lowndes 4 acs tqraf
drilling at 100 feet at their test 8
the j. w. Williams farm.
On Cherry Camp run, the SigIey on
Company 4uas completed the rig for !
second test wen on the Albion Sigley
farm. On Dog run, the IhvincibleS on
Company is finishing at $500 feetgat
its test on the ]. N. w5leox farm,
Near Good Hope, this county, the
PhiIadelPha Co. has drilled it's test on
the c. Cheverront farm through she fifth
sand and has small gasser.
AtlJane Lew, Lewis county, the Hope
Natural Gas Company has drilled MS
test on the W A Jaclzsan farm through
the, fifth. sand and has \ light easssr.
In the Folsom district, the South
Penn Oil Company has .drile1d It's No. .
on tine G. w. TallSingtOn farm into thu
stray ssaad So feet and has zhow Of
OIL 80,
The same company has drilled No 2;
on the u. T. Robinson farm into the
Gordon q feet and the well pnaaueed
25 barrels the first "a hours. FL
In the Salem district this county.
the South Penn has drilled %. 2 on
the S. j. Ehret farm into the Gordon
and the hole has filed up 300 feet with
fluid.
In the same district, P. W. Flanagan
No. l is drilling in the 4Gorilou and has.
900 feet ON on m the hase.. a.
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WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
win Cure CONSUMPTION.

A. \. Herren, OF Finea, Ark, writes:
"Foisy's Honey and Tar IS tie best pre-.
pafation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. l know that itShas cured con.
sumption in the first Stages.n 1t stops
the cough. soothcs .<6nd heals the in,
famed memhrones<fh tie throat and
lungs and pr6ve9 ;seriops Jung trouble
1t is gIarantce3for ali throat and lun
diseases. Ref<se suhsl,uees. FOR sale
by stone & Mercer, Wells 3 Hayuialser
and r. j. criss.
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A respectable gentleman living at
Lincoln, Nebraska, an ex-member of
Congress and an ex-Colonel of volunteers
if memory serves arignt, figured in the
last, two national campaigns, even to
the extent of invading the enemy's
country, but is not figuring extensively
in. the present fight.
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.Fearf,l odds Arriust Him

Bedriddea. aSUne and destitute. Eush.
in brief was tine condition of an-1ld sui-
der by uame 81 III. Havens, Rzaa5l-
les, o. For years he was trOnbasd with.
Kidney disease and neither doctors or
medicine gave him relief. A length he
tried Electric Bitters. 1t put him on,
his feet n short order and now he tes-
titles. II an on the road to complete.
recovery Best on earth for Liver and.
Kidney tronbles and all forms of stom-
aeh and Bowel Complaints. Only soc
Guaranteed by Stone & Mercer and F.
G. Bland, Druggists.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

Parker and his party SAY: ,.ssyve.c can't
hurt the tariff, we can't hurt the money
fnesffoa, We can't give up the Phillip
pines, we can't turn Pansma hack to
Colombia, therefore we can't do much
harm if elected" The people, however,
desire constructive statesmansia:ip, and
are persuaded that list of 4eaHt'ss as
hong as the constitution will not con-
tribute to the, Osell-being Of the Nation
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

.tgee yeses go. SaBaraI seouisaSas in the
1sarsse; Wish hsve S'diwssys heras5for
: d tserassc les5orisie ,wesel OK
riea BY to- Fsepatblssns.
Coming events 5ast theif shadows be
senc aDa ahese 'tvo-atste ,ele4tions. in.
dica3e thEt Roosevelt and Fdiaanks
VIII win an overwhelming victory this
fan. ~ 1zs - !.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

+ STheT 'DemoerScic dIgdMahts for a
change amounts to about this: while
1t is3truss tHs aamfnistration has been
a good heussEoeper, frugal, but not mig
gardly in spending money, has cared for
the children, watched over their man
ners, morals clothing, food and educa-
ton, in snort, has been good wife to
Uncie Sam, yet rs she is now fifty years
old, divorce is in order just for a
Change"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

That campaign book that was ad-
dressed to R. L. True was written be-
fore the Democratic clique nominated
its ticket. It ought to be revised now
so as to read R. L. True to the Demo
cratic clique. Doubtless. it will be.
since, that is what its circulation will
mean, if it is ISSUED at all.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

Some time ago there was printed
what was intended to be a Democratic
campaign book in this section. 1t was
in the form of letter and the author
made it appear that it was matter of
sincerity and straightforward. so much
so that a fictitious person was adj
dressed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
Bucklin,s AMIGA salye.

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t SURPRISES any other salve, To-
tion, ointment or balm for Cuts, corns,
Burns. Boils' Sores, Felons, Ulcers, Tet-
ter, Salt Rneum' Fever Sores, Chapped
Hands, Skin Eruptions; infalidle for
Piles. Cure guaranteed by Stone 4
Mercer and Frank G. Bland, Druggists.
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Unless the Democrats can enlist the
hearty support OF flood. fire and fam
inc between now and November, thciI
hopes OF success are not worth twenty.
nine cents on the dollar.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

Tir Democrats have about as much
trouble in getting arguments to the
front as the Russians in supplying THEN
army 5000 miles from its base OF sup
plies aud with but single light rail
trick to connect them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

How would !; do for Parker to com.
nit his party to absolute self govern
ment for the Filipinos thirty days af-
ter the same is granted to the negroes
OF tine South?
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WIN. 9ElI FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
Dodge win STAY Here-

4 " DODGE returned Wednesday
Fsht from Grafton. where he ha- some
Hontract' for painting. Mr. Dodge will
continue 70 do business here aud viii
not accept positions offered him in
Pittsburg and. other places. He says
clarkshura Is the real place and Is good
enoueh forhim
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.
clark Nay. Lincoln.
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snpr. FREE SCHOOLS.
TS6nas e: MINER, Marion.
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WI, TEII FIoUR euars-teea gs,t
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-7f- ~% --s-ssr--
SUPREME JUICE. 4.
frank cal, pngaiia. ).
Joseph II. SaussssS WyompG.
seuGtOrial for Nomination,
Ak. Thorn, OF Harrison.
Harvey; W. Hammer, Of Harrison.
YoE Jusr!s.d ciTsus. Court
cHARLRs W. LYNCH, of Harrison.
cous77 l7isuff ;
For Sheriff
JOHN II. FLANIGAN
IN Prosecuting Attomsy
WILL h 1EoRR1s
For House Of Delegates
HAYMolB Maxwell
" n. C. JARRETT
Fer County E6gmissioner
GEORGE F. RANDALL
FER Assessor, Upper District
FRANCIS NJ. DAVIS.
Fer Assessor, Lower District
ERNEST L. PIGUTT.
For County Surveyor
CHARLES c. FITTR,5
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i vaSs P1eddsnt,
GHARL6g ". FAIRBANKS, < GndianA
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spupIIcAN rIckEI.

4 pr..s.s., !
GHEODdE RoosE1FlIElI. 8 6 &c
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seuatOriaI fog Nomination,
Ak. Thorn, OF Harrison. I,
HaTvSs W. Ha1mer, Of Harrison.
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SUPREME JUQSE. r
frank co8, pngalia. )
Joseph N.ssauhsss WyOmipG5
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e. 81 FLoUR auaEanteea -Bsst
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coagreGsl0nA1,
alaeEsum .. .EsOysagsoi ohis4ooaatye
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WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best
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STATE TIcKET.
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Successful Press Representative.

VIZ. TELL FLOUR eaaFaatead Best.
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Fm JudgsSf Circuit Court
CHARLES W. LYNCH, of Harrison.
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Nseton osn, PA 9At1 =
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GOVERNOR. Z
". n. 9 9 SysSn. Ks4yAa-
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sEcREG Az oFSsEATE-
C. W Nisher, Marion. n
u ia q III
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AEn0ld seherT,l Mlnetal
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-11-10

Marked etf"nii"n j. being given
AT .,.,~ent t. the diversity of Ne
bra~ka soil and its products; and
the people Of the state, by series
OF experiments, are being given
some valuable information thrOu gh
the medium OF agricultural bulle-
tins issued from time to time by
the Chicago s: Eorth- western R'y.
The latest subject treated in this
series of pamphlets is the culture
Of potatoes IN the soils of the north
western part Of the state.
With an Introductory paragraph
referrin" 10 he history anil pro-
duction of this vegetable in all
parts of the world, the pamphlet
contains some interesting figures
on the economic value of this food
product. and specific information
as to the best methods of planting.
the preparatinn of soil and the cul-
tivatinn and harvest of the crop.
The adaptability of the soil in
Sheridan, Dawes, Box Butte, SCOTS
Rlutf and other Nebraska counties
has proven to be quite marked,
and much of the land that has
heretofore yielded little or no rev.
enne, promises by this means to
hr s. lt"ye; return, to the farmer.
ThiS pam phlet is of value to
everyone terested in western
Nebraska, and together with the
two recent bulletins issued by the
North Western Line, on Macaroni
wheat and alfalfa, presents to the
western farmer some valuable
knowledge. Every farmer or
ranchman in western and north
western Nebraska should have a
copy of each of these bulletins.
They are sent free on application
tn J A. Kuhn. Assistant G.. Z.
and 2. A., Omaha, Nebraska.