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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

There is about as much fight these
days in a Bryan democrat as in
blind kitten.
Damned with faint praise" Can
any reader of The Independent point
OF recent incident of that kind!
S$><$&&
John Mitchell says that the British
trade unionists are going into politics.
Trade unionists in the United States
forbid even the mention OF politics in
their lodges. Which is the wiser Of
the two?
If the curse of the goGs ever fell on
any one it is ON the sons of the mil
lionaires who are doomed to life of
pleasure seeking. Nothing more dread
full could be conceived Think OF Reggy
Vanderbilt.
John B. Mcdonald, the man who car
ried the order of Wall street to Parker
to write that telegram, is the contrac-
tor under Belmont who built the great
subway system of New FORK So you
see it was in the family as it were.
&S$$$%&
The righteous man says: II will
vote for the party and the candidates
whose policies | believe will be best
for my country" No questions of
regularity" bothers him. He will
stand up and be counted even though
he stands alone.
-~~~~%%%
Will the distinguished editor of the
Bee, or any other republican or Parker
democratic editor please tell the pub
lie what they mean by the gold
standards" The Independent makes
the request without the least hope that
any one of them will attempt to grant
it,
$S%<SS>SS
The Omaha Bee makes he following
prediction: III Bryan persists In
stumping for Parker he may as well
prepare 20 receive the same Kind oil
ception that greeted John M. Thurs
ton ON the stump In Nebraska In 1896
when the demo-pops' leaflets with
Thurston's free silver speech were cir.
culated In all Thurston's audiences"
S>>SSa
Tom Cook has been appointed col,
lector of customs for that new add.
ton 20 the United States called tbs
Panama zone. li's reputation In Ne.
hraska rests not o.. hls efficiency as I
collector Of customs. but ON that oI
distributor II Doodle. Every dts
reputable aeoundrel In the state ~ Ne
hraaka who helped 10 dehamch the elcc
tors In the days OF Mark Hanna i
now drawing comfortable SALARY
from the people through The republican
party. Those salaries viii be Goa
timed under rarher.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

There is about as much fight these
days in Bryan democrat as in a
blind kitten.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

John Mitchell says that the British
trade unionists are going into politics.
Trade unionists in the United States
forbid even the mention of politics in
their lodges. Which Is the wiser Of
the two?
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

If the curse of the goes ever fell on
any one it is ON the sons of the mil
lionaires who are doomed to life of
pleasure seeking. Nothing more dread
full could be conceived Think Of Reggy
Vanderbilt.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

ANONYMOUS communications will not b
soticed. Rejected manuscripts will mot b
returned
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-07-28

John B. Mcdonald, the man who car
ried the order of Wall street to Parker
to write that telegram, is the contrac-
tor under Belmont who built the great
subway system of New FORK. So you
see it was in the family as it were.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16
Expenditures Reach
High-Water Mark

TTRHE regular monthly meeting
of the City Council was held
III Monday night. Present, COun-
cilmcn BUSHNELL, Fish, Wilson,
WOOdall aud wOOdWaTd. MT Fish
vas elected president pro ten.
The Slerk reported the collection Of
sjlsl la water rents iOI the month of
August
The city engineer TrPUTtrd water
turned On at ) point. WOOd used
daring month, D. cOrds wOOd "a ard,
a. cords.
The marshal repoTie0 the cOllr, ton
Ut s.si.5J IA sanitary fee aud iines.
The treasurer reported the follow.
inc balances Ou hand
General revenue ............t -
Fire aud water .... ..... ..... SiO u
bond Interest .... ....... luS1 -
Total cash On hand GOD. slHg ~.
Bills were audited AMI warrant,
drawn In payment thereof A. follow
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16

= q Wright. .................. % "a
Noble Newspaper Union ..... > ~
Drl.and hardware Co.,. . ~
EieclIic lIght go ..... ..... M q
Time--l mon .................. - a.
i'ubliC =, hOOi bui ding fund .sD a.
Payroll, street ldbUTcT-, during
month of August coo. .... 80 a.,
\ communication Nd read FROM
property OWncT- On t.A., New York
avenue, requesting the laying of a
Sidewalk On the north side Of that
street. from Amelia to Garfield ave.
MUGS. Notice Va given @! an OUdi.
nance providing for the laying of a
sidewalk IRON Amelia To- the west line
OF u. !. Danirls' place.
Councilman Wilson. chairman of
the street Committee. reported that
bids had bcen received for lay ing
sidewalks and contracts had been
awarded. Mr. Wilson also reported
that Only two walks alrcad, laid had
been accepted a. complying with the
general ordinance.
COunC Imam WOOdall, chairman OF
the Fire and Water Committee. "a.
parted that pipes had tscrn laid To
the condemned we'll districts. hui that
- far there vas not a water takrT On
any Of these lines, which NcTe LAID al
an expense of s'sO or 500. IL Nas re-
ported that the negroes we're hauling
water irOtn the LAKE,, irUm nhcT
wells and using Il tTum the cOnsiy mnyd
wells. CUuncil dee ided tO give water
consumers in these district. a -pvCis
rate oi - per year, not to require
the use of metres, anu to furnish the
water On payment "t "bv. bali the
usual pT,'e i"r tap -
COuns ilmAR FI,h. a. chairman Il
the >pc, iai committee on publ,, siion
of tolsi'T. Trp.HISu that Ia, had 81.
cured pledge ol at0ut si,S aud haa
tNo bi,i, foT thu NOTk, Une item D. -.
Painter 4 60 anal Ynr irum the n a
W. B DrrS COMPANY. The bid 81
Painter Wa- ioT sIOs iOT an i--ur {
,Uu ,opics. Our cOiOr Or stIs ioT
tao ,oioI-, the bed ui lprrN ~ a. tUT
49, la "-cSrisl culoTs." COancil
pledged the ,ity tO make eUsHi tbr dc.
6cii OF "a, pro, ,sliug the two coloT
Job vas duas, the i,id Oi FAINTER Lcins
accepted y % WTFbt, a. D.. Pre-
watt AMI -. b. ti,h we're appointed To
assist Nj Iohnston in ret iRg zap the
matter iuT ID, l-,Bklrt.
Mr Summ, r,anp. of the BELL Trle-
phonr and TrireTaPh Company, APP
praTcd is- tore ,"uu,ll asking f0T a
franchise To u-s tue streets of the
town tur q Ions iI~tdu,v and lOcal -ys-
ten u We tst,u that ihi- cOu-
pany had liI,ad. b-cn granted fTan
cai-s tot inur tan..t ph0n~. that
the CITY "a, .at..tCi Nth the pres nj
Io,al y stem. aud couid -cr no ies-on
shy another fTaRChi-r should In
granted tea the rTr, tiun at a lsS'al
I SYST " aAh 'aARANafNN ~"
Nc. SaH,uirI aWP 49, rcsd, last Lad
on the tahiti lhii ,ar the dl,, a. iun
a sharp controversy t"Ok pla'C H. %
tween Ma SuHmyTCamp and Ma.
Rose. SWEcT at the lOCal system.
some veTy sharp t'ui stTicily paTiia.
! meataTy lahgaAgs va iRdalerd ~.
The cisTk 81, ius'rncted O. dT'S
WaTT1ats every saturday night Q"
pa, fsT all Ss-si haulrd "a duTiRg The
SEEK.
The Street Committee ws- rmPow.
cred Ia cmplSy mea and teams Ia IN
cover she'll al the city she'll mine.
ID Tue clerk vas Instructed ts adseT'
tise aight-sslls tor the snsaing year
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16

Suppss-e sou W,T, t"r.r W"uitu't
you SAINT tO be- safely -HUd. % that
yuu NOuld have ,1ntd-n. o. Iu you're. Z
- that ,uu sou.d 'r,. -st, no mat.
ter shat the condition 81 the read
might b.
N0N, supf0-inr yOu we're the maH
ShO owned tL, horse Wouldn't Nuu
haV, Fossi deal 1T Satisia, tiun 90
ku"N iuE that yOuT hers hid hreu
,h,d by an tNp,rt ShScT. that YEA
,uuid drive ben snys here YOU ui-h-d
Sith1ut trsI "i -tumbiinr, fofF inr 90
intrTf,UBr-
Sati.ts,tluu aud profit 90 hand 10
hand
NJ; HARRY CARRIER
90. tst'n .harrs ~ ih-rry A ksut Hs.rss
-tastur tstuTtuis sud sishs- tou O. tft
aim u Yea uHn hnr tsurrt 80 osfFtafg
us'rss, u = lll - q NOIf tuters7si - suau art
~ him- IT. uaakss uursr SisusnH q slsstai
studt, aud has fuiipsssi ths go sl-saai tafsi-
ns-ss al his lfe
Ea.NaW rsaEse - srtau "a as-n
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16

The pavilion al the Aquati, club
grounds app at To b. losing ~ IUpu.
latity a. a IAN, tnP resort. Tue ,uunF
people Who u~,d IL considered the
pTice charged tuT IT. tie - an even.
tag rather i"o steep. ,uus'd'r iur
that they had to reach the GROUNDS bs
team, ana have atsJut deserted the
grounds IL casts th~ Aguttt, club
A. mu, b To- ran the gtOuuds Nb'ihct
the club h"u-, and pavilion are u-'7I
~ net. and driving people aNI1 nl
high prizes APPEAR Ia iS . shugt
sighted p,,liCy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16
Orange City

Orange CITY. September l4-Mr
Edwin Spencer and family except
Ing Mrs. Nellie Morrison spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mr.. Freeman. Nj
Lee came from Tampa and Harry
from DrI.and. Lee returned To Tampa
Tuesday evening.
Miss Alma Halliday returned from
Orlando saturday, where she has bs en-
attending the Teachers Normal 81,
earned her hTst grade certificate Witl
the highest markings of aEy one 10
orange county
Mrs. FLORENCE MCCoTmi,k (urr
Florence Montgomery formeTly 81
orange civ. nOW of COCoanut Grove
Is in town fOT two week- visiting oil
friends.
Miss Helen Nanyille came FTids,
rSening. She J. looking tins. Nh,
.bow- she has bad a plea ant visit a.
,ilrn ~ Mary.
Mr. iIuTrrll - having her store or
Graves ayenur Trshingled. FTank
ray lOr and Mr.. chisholm are doing
the work
MT. John Clark j. having bis -four
lots on Graves avenue, that he puI
based short time ago, fenced.
Mr.. Pred Graham entertained Mrs
lIurrell and Mrs. McCOTmick Tue
day for the dsI.
MIR. John Graham q, drawing
shingles to -hinglr his house, down In
bis grove.
Mrs a. y T.eayitt and Mr.. j. l.
rrue left on the one o'clock train
tuesday for Coronado. They sill
keep hOuse foT week in onr Ui Mr..
lcaVitts cottages. Mr. True taEe-
care Of Mr. I.eaVitI while hi. site j.
away
Mrs. FlnTrnce M,t OTmick visited
Miss IIalpcock "Wednesday.
Miss Alma Halliday ana Miss Nellie
acCUTmick drove iO Dcl.lnd Tuc-.la,
shopping and calling on friends.
Mr. Nina Law came up from
jacksonville Monday and rrtuTn,,
Tuesday.
The timteTs are bring laid foT NJ
FTecman'- neS cottage on Noiusia
avenue.
Mrs. John Taursby aud it'll, -on
Sere in town "Wednesday.
Mrs. BVTt Fuller and little bah-
zane over from smyrna sunday MI
:. &. Fuller, family joinrd them at
Fast Lawn with an icecream freezer
Of cream. They all vent To the lun,.
ton and ate, drank and we're mrrTN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16

in each of the hrl.and aud un, san.
fuId neW~papcT
Notice "a given of an UTdinan,r.
q ~ introduced al the nrSt mrctipP.
prov iding fOT the lew of a tax ot
uill- ior uater work. and IRE pTot't-
iion; also of an ordinance pfo' siding
for the levy of a general tax 81 .,
mills and special tax OF 3 mills foT
toad interest aud sinking fund
After ecRrTal discussion on various
matters. COuncil al journcd
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-16

Prof \. &. Me- all at New SMYRNA.
one OF the eiiic lent young teacher. 81
NolusiS CountN, Nds in the city ys~trT.
day. Prof M,Iall va prin,tpaI oi
the NeS Smyrna High --hUUi iur the
past term, which p,-itiOn be- hiI,d
With credit and efficiency ~, ua-
leen rendered the pTincipa ship Oi
the HaWthOTn sChOOl fOT the coming
term. Which I've may accept Gam, =
vile sun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

Mrs. Anderson, Jacksonville, Fla,
Datter at Recorder of Deeds, West, SON
Var Vidne til hendes Underskrift at fol-
gende Brew, roser Lydia E. Pinkham'.
Vegetable Compound.
"KJERE Mrs. P1NkHAM:-Der er kun
faa Kvinder og Medre, som like til sine
Tider har lidt Kvaler og saadanne Smer.
ter, som kun Kvinder k jender. Jeg Wide
enske, at saadanne Kvinder kjendte Var.
diem at Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Det er en- markv@rdig Me-
dlcln, der virker ganske anderledes end
andre jeg kjender, og er ganske paali-
"Jeg kjender mango Tilfelde, hvor
hvlnder i Aarevis var under L@gebe-
handling uden Nytte, men som helbrede-
des i mindre end ire Maaneder efter Bru-
gen at Deres Vegetable Compound, me-
dens andre, der var kroniske og uhelbre.
dellge, %gjenvandt fuldst@ndig sin Sund-
he'd efter en- grundig Behandling med
denne Medicin. Jeg har aldrig brugt
den selv uden at have stor Nytte deraf.
Nogle faa Dosis gjengiver mig Styrke og
Appetit og opliver hele Systemet. Deres
Medlcln er prevet og befundet god; jeg
anbefaler den varmt.'-MRs. R. A. AN
DERsoM, SS5 Washington Str, Jackson.
s'ile, ID. 49, 900 Bode hvis o,iginalen til oven-
navnfe 6'eO' der 0iser diets Rgthed, like kan broda-
lngen anden Medicin for Kvinder har
faaet en- saa Widespread og warm Anbefa-
ing. lngen anden Medicin har en- saa-
dan Record for Helbredelse af Kvinde-
sygdomme. Afslaa at kjebe nogen Sub
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29
Nc6a6 8affe. Gprle6en 9oa lou=

&cbao 8affc. Gorle0en Sag Jag
De cit 6orretningsman0: u@pa0
Mlber0en er @rltnoen til, at ieg life
fan arbejoe, iom ieg pleie0e? G11=
gang Si0en troe6e jeg, at ieg flln6e
arbei6e, bbor meget set ifuloe bore,
og enonu bore fritz og lterf; men
MI, mar Mftenel1 fon1mer> er ieg
oGoStret. @opeoet Derfer, &Dggen
fpleS u.s. iom ONT SEN bar br11ffet
It'll, set berfer ODER bele 2egemet, og
onr Weorgene11 er ieg berre> ems 6a
leg gift tiliengs ON Mftenen. Saftuun
er, at set gaar ne6o6 8offe meo mig,
og in6en fort bil ieg bere til i11gen
Ger0ens NDtte."
Soa bar &ien0ifab til, bpor mango
Der / @irfeligbeoen ct, JONI befin0er
Jig / famine Stilling, og set er life
blot Men6, men ligeiao mango trop=
lie Susn1gOre, ser Dar en Gplelie>ium
ON De bar ful0ltGn0ig u0iliOte. Saa=
oanne Menneifer trenger til noget>
Ser tan 1tprfe 6em og gjengipe Sem
ny 2tbSfraft. Set gaor ne0o6 8affe
mes 6em Il legemltg &enieen6e, og
me0mi1t6re Bette bliper ltanbl let iti6e,
bill Sc mart blipe Sfre for en- froniif
SDgSom og maoife blipe baablgie
SSnbali6er.
Mf 2egemi6ler, lom er birfelig
per6iful6e, fin6es ser neppe noget,
iom bar beret. anpenot me6 iaa u6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29
ON FRAKKEN

De bruger Ell Frakke. Hvor-
for? For at holde Kulden ude?
Nej; for at holde Varmen indie
Hvorledes da med Diet Legeme
som ingen Varme har = DEF
magre, fattige Legeme, som
mangler Diet sunde KIDD og
Fedt, Diet believer.
Til saadanne siger VII, at
SCOTS Emulsion SKATER der
rette ,lags Frakke. Hvorfor ?
Forci 5cott's Emulsion Bigger
fast, >olid KIDD og tilvejebrin.
ger netop tilstrekkeligt Fedt
til at tilfredsstille Naturens
Krav = like mere. Dette e1
ensbetydende med Legems'
varme.
v,vil sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlaneende.
scor7 s BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New Yorl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

prnget @elb til at bpgge Up Orgonis=
men jpn Or. Yeters &l1rifo. SUI
finder far pi6net ONT bens lngenoe
&roft pg &irflombe0. 9en er life
at erbol0e poo glpotbefer, men foaes
fun al Mgenter eller 6irefte fra So
brifonten, Or. &eter Gabrnep, 112-
ia en-. @opne Mbe.> G6icogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

= @beno1en fommer in6 / fin
Sens Gorretning og Ter til i'm Sor<
bopielie itore @unfer al 8arer lig=
ger ipre0te ON / cit frpgtelig nor=
Sen.
uMe11, fjnre Sen, bpa6 er Ser paa
6proe, CT 9n pes at gjpre Statl1s
pp, far ser pnret Sl0l6S, eller ifal
9qt mao tie flDtte fra 8Den?"
Observation-Disclosures: u0lt for
oabenbort fife 1negen Sorltan6 pao
Torretninger. 81 bar fun efspeberet
cit Game, iom fom berino for at
fjgbe ct 8reD fltlprte &nappenoole."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

bet, iom ONT 6o'en bo etter bonn! Mfen
ga Fan tomr1er nermere, fer ban 10,
a Der blt'er 2prpitet poa Sesl6en a olle
&rGfter. Spa G ben a? tpnfer baln,
for Ser e 10 life 8%ron6rpien poo 81
@9ne. Saa e Sc = ia, je bebgper
bel i11te ga banoe, for S tror mel
bel NOT alli'epel = lao r Sc min
Gel aa @oligbe0 @umpelangerne,
oera iei iel e renot ianne1,> oa bor
gi'en lei tie "a iluffe Sl0en. Sc Sc
I'LL life 1torartet?!
~Sioen Sen Gong BIER ser oltio
ienot 8u0 efter Dem, naar Sc brett
ner ct Steo, "a Ser e 10 life en- So
peolta0 / bele Ser6en, iom bor ioo6-
Sen ct 9ran0peien. @u' e ser Ell!
- SSa, ier S, Gentlemen Ser bar /
&iltorien om &umpeilangerne> az e
Ser no'en a Ser ser bor bprt Sen
tpr, laa fit ie goot IT'D S ia'e Sci"
6ortellerens Hibe bar goaet uo.
San ltoppeoe og tGn6te paonp. Soln=
m%ernotten bapbe tabt lin @barme for
mig. Meo 2io og @jpl bpale6e nil
tie 9jne og 9ren ne6e boS Sc tire 6or=
mere, for at bpre flere pi0l1n0erlige
&iltorier. Sg ganife rigtig. Gen
n9l tie al Srioen tog fat, talen0e /
forte og afbruote Getninger, me6ens
ian iamtioig ltreg lit bbi0e &ino=
ifieg.
v@ell! @elI! Gentlemen! Sm
Slanger pil ieg tro alt muligt. &os
% / &alifornien bar ri bonoiot me-
get al set 9iepellfab! 0g Sc poficr.
Softer g%epaloigt pao @run0 al @ar=
men. Mange er iaa Itore iom en- Ill
le SrGi tamme. Sg fem til ii SUI
longe. gu Gentleman, JONI ieg fjert.
Der, bar fortalt mig Ell @iitorie on
cit Slangeort, font ri fclber Sano:
piberen. Ger 9e, 6enne @entlema1
bab0e Ell Sen. Sg 8ennert bop0e er
Ta0er. Sg benne 6o6er bap6e ople
oct @iltorien. St's no lie! Ga 6er
ne Iaoer bar cit lille 9reng, legel
5on / lin Ta0ers @ape. Der finder
fan / 9ulfa0iet en- lille Sol10piber
@an leger me0 9Dret. Sg for 5jo>
letter ban cit @nl0ring> iom fan bal
liooet og leget mes, folt ON 2ipe
pua 5(ange11. st Spring, og bort'
far taget SEN! Ser bor life noge
peo Set at gjgre. .Sg @iitorien gao1
/ @lenmebo9en. @ao ct &or Mar eli
ter 1i00er Sa0eren til Sen Sen til SCI
Gentleman, / lamme &ope. 5oo
lige me0 ct, frDber ser 1&o al 8uif uo
let EFT @lange paa iefS 6o6s 2engbt
og um 2ipet al Spffelie lom ct Mon0
%folfeben. Sm 2ibet ithGer en flor
tDf - .@11l6ring! 6a6eren til Sen
men til @entlemanen, iom ieg fien
Ser bliper %6umfoun6e6, itip, mail
les. San fer at set er 5langen> ion
er ren0t mes &inger> og Ter at @in
gen er bofiet iamti0ig me6 Clan
gen. Sg mems Fan ii06er og figge1
paa Sen, fommer Ser toIp lmol
5onopiber lt6 al 8%uffa0iet. Slonge
bprn, foritaar Sc! @ber meo Ell
@ll6ring ON 2ibet! Goole0es pa,
Bette Sref bos MoheGen neoorbe
paa @~fterfmmerne. $ Sc fglgeno'
Mor ifol 8eboerne ser pao Ggnel
babe tjent lp9re &enge poc at fong'
Changer mes @rloring pao. Set e1
boo6 leg far b9rt ON 5langer. 81
bbem Ser iffc fan in6ie, at SEN 81
itorie er iano> fan foritoor fig iff'
poo Ntaturbiitorie!"
San tob. Sg 9l1tn1er tire aobneot
Mltnoel1, rimeligpis for at fomme a
meo i'm ~Slange=@iltorie", 6o Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

- Tru 0lien: ~Mun itol oltio
lnoffe go6t ON lin Mobo."
Sru Beterien: Set gidr jeg og-
loa> ifi9nt ieg forlifrer Gem at FUN
er set uor0entliglte og trattefierelte
Mennefe paa Sor6en."'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

Scr ritipeno1cr
Get lagfpnoige l1onolg, 1on1
1fol ofaiuc Sl1citilling angooenoe l(o=
beliugc1 al State,1S Torfotterltipell=
bicr iour, fonlr1er iipl1e Norlf Tor=
futtcr iorc1illgs &ol9 til at beltoa al
Sans Monrl1n, Si1ltro 9potfer,
9lils Collect &ogt, @ulou @orbprg %
esSucpb g. @l1ll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

= Moroe. =

NIeron1er 8. &iel :
Ian6 tan Sen 1. Moi felre lit %
Mars 6orfatterjubtlGlm.
II.
Otter liffert Torlp0enoe fra Sromsp
er To,1eltfibet ~Tritbiof" leiet al
Mr. 3ieglcr til at goa norooper %
pn1 ml,liat fpre Erppiant til gfSpe,
sitipnsl tibet uMmerica".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

ct 80 orhurpg. Mis=
iionsforltonOer gnberien &riltionia,
Der nplig CT i6emt 4 MoQneoers
S9nglel for Seltamentforfolifning,
bar oen Z. Mpril begaaet ct oberIagt
Moroforlgg mos Sperretsiogfgrer
Olaf 81. Spberg poa 6ennes &ontor.
Sgberg er ben, iom bar rpoet op /
Mtslionsforl tanoerens Mfierer, efter
at ian / &etsiager, iom Fan forte
h1o6 Mnoerlen bar bleben %operbepilt
ON, at oenne bar en- &jeltring. Mn=
oeriens Dom iful0e ful0bDr0es sen
z. Mpril, men nmi66elbart fpr ban
lfnloe meloe Jig til &olitiet, gift fan
op paa Sgbergs &ontor, % efter ct
tort Sr0ififte affpre6e ian tire &C.
bolberlfl16 moo jam, bborefter ban
ielD mel0te fig til &olitiet, og ser pil
blibe reilt Nnflage mos bom for
Moroforigg. Seberg romtes al alle
tire Sfu6 og bleb iaaret at Sen enc
41gle, iom git giennem 0berorme1t,
men ban er uoenfor Gare.
E#EEs-E[ III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-29

@eD 5annenn 8orge
neoenfor Sarpsfosien er Ser inofiebt
en ltpr Gonlt til MnlGg al Sc 2apals
nye Sinffabrif. Ser ifol bebgpes
3 til 4 Sltien elettrilfe &eitefrefter
fra Tosien til Sobrifens 9rift. Mon
pil inorel It m1lig goa igo1g mes Sp>
bpening al Tobrifeu. Sinfmalme1t
pil sells faces fra gfprge, 6els pil Sen
bIipe in0fprt fra Sper1ge.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-07-15

Delta. Here were seen cattle ankle
deep in this grass, grass all around
them, but not a bite to eat. The cat
tie will not touch this particular kind
of grass 1t is hard to understand why
the farmers do not plough up the
worthless weed and allow good grass
to grow. Mr.. Anderson states that the
weevil did great damage to strawber-
ries this side of the Fraser river, but
on the other side the strawberries were
almost untouched The hops at Agas
siz he found affected considerably and
in a good many instances on Van
couver Island they found the crops
affected by the late frost, but on the
whole on the island and in the valley
the crops were looking splendid and
fruit and crops with the exception of
those in the Delta, were comparatively
free from pests.
"At the Delta the farmers were
talked to pretty plainly regarding their
carelessness In respect to the tent
caterpillars and the velvet grass.
Professor Shut made very copious
notes regarding the chemical proper
ties of the soil in different sections,
and gave much sound advice to farm
ers regarding the best use of fertil-
izers.
"Mr. Anderson gave it as his opin-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-07-15
Tent Caterpillar in the Delta.

1t appears that the tent caterpillar
tarried longer and did more damage
in certain sections of British Column
bia than in western Washington. In
the vicinity of Vancouver it seems to
have been especially numerous. The
following article bearing on the cater
pillar and it's destructive work is taken
from a recent number of the Van
couver Ledger. The yellow grass, an
other great nuisance in British Column
bia. is also mentioned to an extent:
"Prof Shut, of the experimental
farm, Ottawa, is at the Hotel Van
couver, accompanied by Mr.. Anderson,
deputy minister of agriculture. Mr..
Anderson states that in connection
with the fruit pests they have held
meetings in the different agricultural
sections on Vancouver Island and
through the Fraser valley. In their
travels they came face to face with two
great evils, namely, the tent caterpil-
lars and the velvet grass, both on the
Delta and on Vancouver Island, but
particularly on the Delta. All over
the Delta fruit trees had been ruined
by the caterpillar and it was somewhat
astonishing that this pest, which is so
visible to the naked eye, was allowed
by the farmers to get in its deadly
work undisturbed until over wide
area of ground the trees presented
their midwinter appearance, being en-
tirely foliaged. In time the trees VI
tally will be Slapped, and it will only
be by careful nursing that the trees
can be brought around to their original
vigor
Another great nuisance was the
fields of velvet grass, throughout the