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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-31
Fruit Men of California Fail
to Keep the Fair Supplied
With Products of Her Soil
ENTHUSIASM is NEEDED
Specimens Sent to st. Louis
Not Up to the Standard Set
by Horticultural Display
BY PAUL EDWARDS.

CALL BUREAU, PRESS BUILD
ING, WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. ST.
LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-Receipts of fruits
for prize competition to date show that
California is not keeping up to her
horticultural standard at this eXposl-
tion. She will doubtless carry off all
the prizes in this line, as no other
when she is not at her best, but bet
ter effect could be made on the gen
eral public if more enthusiasm were
shown by growers in the Golden State
and more and bigger fruit sent on.
Some contributions Of very fine fruit
are being made, it is true, but there is
much that doesn't show the best Cali
fornia can do and in no case are the
quantities sufficient to make the i'm
preston on sightseers that California
can make.
The reason for this apathy Is not
known, but apathy seems certainly to
exist. The poorer quality of material
sent is due to the fact that this is
something of an off year for fruit in
California. In the northern section
lllSIe were SIOTiIlS anu QIOuSnL d.
fiicted the southern portion.
The State of California should pay
the expense of shipment and the grow
ers should contribute enough fruit to
make it possible to give away carloads
of it at the fair. 1t is not the peach
or the apricot or plum that some tndi-
Vidual eats that counts when such dis
tributiOn is made, but the fact that
every person goes home and talks
about California's peach or apricot
day at the fair and the fact that a
whole carload of whatever fruit is dis
tributed was given away. 1t is one Of
the incidents of their visit that they
remember, even If they were not pres
ent TO partake, for the news of such
a distribution goes all over the fair
grounds and is heralded in the exposi-
ton city papers and those of other
cities.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-31
SOUTH TO THE FORE.

Southern California, and especially
Los Angeles County, is sending on
great deal Of fruit. At the very front
of the California horticultural display
are two large stands given over to Los
Angeles and San Bernardino counties.
The principal exhibits on these are ap-
pies and citrus fruits. Inside Los An
geles and other southern counties have
displays everywhere. which show the
horticultural wealth Of the State.
Los Angeles in her display in the
Palace of Agriculture does not stop at
showing a profusiop of products, but
makes a strong appeal to the artistic
natures of such visitors as have them,
and probably arouses some artistic SEN
timents in people normally without
them, and thus keeps up her reputation
as show place worth the expense of a
visit. Such displays as this county
makes at expositions doubtless attract
many visitors. New industries of an
artistic sort are advertised in the dis
play. Crystallized candied rose leaves
are among the articles that hold the at
tention of women. They almost vie
with the ostrich feathers. Citron of a
size and appearance never found in i'm
ported cases occupies another plate
glass compartment. Kernels of nuts
are displayed on dainty dishes in a
way that tempts visitors to break the
glass in order to get at them. Golden
globes of honey glow at the top of the
booth. Los Angeles does we'll her part
in the general effort to show the beau
ties and riches of California.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-31
FIGS FROM FRESNO.

The most noticeable recent display
at the horticultural building was that
Of Calimyrna figs. These were sent by
George c. Roeding and constituted the
first successful shipment of fresh figs
ever made to the East. They were sent
by express in crates with ice tanks in
the center, and reached ST. Louis in
fine condition. The luscious display
held the attention Of many visitors and
members of the jury covering this line
of display took samples that they might
prove to their satisfaction by analysis
the truth of the statement that these
figs contain more sugar than the Smyr-
ma article.
San Joaquin County has sent some
of the finest peaches seen here yet
They are from the orchard of ]. w.
Dougherty of Lodi. Some of them were
placed alongside the big ones in the
jars at the San Joaquin exhibit as
refutation of the statement often heard
from Eastern people that the jars mag
Nifty their contents.
r. E. Wilhoit of Stockton has sent
some Kelsey plums and c.. r. Smith Of
Woodbridge some pears that cannot be
surpassed, and the few dishes of them
shown hold circle Of admirers about
them.
Grapes are slow in arriving. One day
there was one solitary bunch on exhibi-
toin, Los Angeles being the exhibitor
1t is expected that a fine showing of
table grapes will be made later Grow
ers do not care to send a great guam
tity of their first grapes to the fair, as
prices are high when the first ones
ripen. Some big clusters of fresh to-
kays, muscats and black table grapes
like those shown in jars will make the
exposition visitors think that grapes
grow in California,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
Tprifjcllt9e &limacr.

@,t Srlnubcr, inn1 bar bcnot
biem fra M1nerifa, fnn / Somtole
mes eli @nglGnoer, Ser ipl1rgte bom
ON, ibbilfen 9el al Mnlcrifo, bon bap=
oe opbolot Jig /.
California" iporc6e &ot.
~SScg tror>" iag0e @nglrrbcren,
~ot Scr CT forifjellige &lin1aer ligc /
Merbeoen al binonoen berborte."
uGel> ieg ifol gipe Gem en- Sore
ltilling 5erom," iogoe Eot. uSeg
bar cit Sag noe poa Sagt> og min
Snno, cit bel 0resieret, iotte tpers
ODER cit @rpft. ga jeg gab set ie6<
banltge Signol til at ltorte> operra=
ifeoeS ieg pe6 at finbe> at Sen for
bleD ubepegelig. ga jeg gift fen til
Sen for at forbiSie mig om Morio>
gen.. fan6t jeg imi6lertio, at 6ens
Sale bar %faitfroslet poo be11 enc Sioc
al @rpften, meoens 0ens @obeo
bob6e facet Solltif poo sen o16en
SIDE al oen."
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laOelie til at lGgge &artofler / Ell
6orager netop paa Sen gamle 8pg:
geplaoS, lbbor Merregaorben bar ltg-
get. SEQ &artoffellegningen fon01
Ell al @aslelitrdms 5moapiger sen
fprlte Splpn1p1t al Stprrelle ium Sc
tplfe 5=Mfarfer. Mpnten bar ira
1929 % oar cit l%otinlf Sn0ifrift.
SpnOog Sen 3. Sl1li lto0 @11fefrll
Cline Mnberl e11 % betragte0c &oe=
marfcu og falt0t ga cit ligl1enoe Splp=
n1pnt ibum tit &orle tilfolot meb Spo=
Ser % 2 Spooeltif uroer Guerilla
0eu fon0tes 81 Gplpn1pnter, alle al
Stsrrelie joni Jen1morfcr, enfeltc
ltOt offul1tebe pg el1fclte me0 tp0eligt
Yrpg % p%el6epore0c. Mpl1terne por
til Gels %plterriglfe, n1e0 &ejler Ser
oil1au0 Sen unocns 8ille0e, 9cpi1e
ng Den plterrtglte SDbDeltpr1t, elttelte
me0 &ertl1g Nl1gult al @runspig og
2pneborg og 0eptlen Mlles nit Be-
bocbt. st Eor Oarife Splpn1pl1ter
bar al iomume Stprrclie % bar set
bonlfe &ao6en ng 6reOerif ben ol1=
0enS NnDn.
Otter lpgning, ON Ser nu,lig CT
mere tilboge al SfotteL fortiGttes,
mooif e @ltloiogerl1e ogiuo fon fir1oes.
Set er merfeligt at lG, at Mp11tcr,
lpm bor DGret gjen1te / oper 200
s(or, bog fomlncr for Ell Sag, og Set
er m9rfeligt> at Set go11le Sogn far
tolt Sono9e0.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

@ro giDe, Ga'r bar Sunbreber al
Mile borte, mi6t n6e / @er6ensbapet;
bellere emo fer / Merbe6en.
@ftenen li6er, &loffen bar llaaet
ellepe, men Oct er ser ingen, Ser bar
eniet. Sg MI lpber ser otter 6pbe,
langiomme @lag, Dung, 6ung, Dung
-- tolb - Mio1at.
9bao MI? @bo0 CT ser itet?
Stranobagterne, to ltore, ltnrfe
M9no, ser troDie r boooe @iuo %
@1or1n, fommer lgben6e. Sc far
2pgter / @aan6en, 5%fin0tpi og 5po=
belt paa, pg Sc maa raabe bpjt for
at 9gre, bboo Sc flyer til binnnoen.
Sc forlpin6er bag @l1ffen 6erben=
ne, bbor Sfl1mmet lferer lnebbi6e
Ep1n6er / Mgrfet.
Sc ifaI allarmere, bpis Der if11l6e
lfe en- @%tron6ing.
@lmngtige @16, @tranoing,
Stran6ing.
Mo'r frpber iommen paa en- 6tol,
benoeS 2emmer litrer, bun, iom el-
lerS life iaa let laoer Jig forifreffe.
Sc Smaa trDffer fig ino til ben=
be; be fon life fatte benoeS @jels
dprgrte SAB, Sen fortpipIe6e 5merte,
Der faar set til at tDnge ioa tn1tgt,
iaa tungt 6erin6e / ben6es @obeo.
Sri! sri! @bj!
Ser trRnger &aab element 5torm
og @rus; Ger bgres paa en- Gang
flere Man6sitemmer og 2p6 at mani
ge tun9e &reitoitpbler, ser tronuper
| 2gb fen ODER Beie11, me6ens 9ps=
ifigr fra 2pgter forer forbi lom bo-
1tige 2pnglin1t.
@tore @u6, ser ifin1tes en- grgn
2anterne ber1oe! Gfibet 1tprer olt>
iaa moo 2on6.
Set er Ga'r! 9et fan life bore
a116re ems bum!
Mo'r CT lprunoet op fra GtoIen,
bnn'brtoer fine @9nber / 211ften, og
be11oeS 8lif bar iuget Il; 1om bppno-
ttieret til 2o11ternen.
Sen abancerer meb 1tprfere og
iterferc 6art, i6et SEN mart CT bpit,
mart bDbt ne6e; mart flpnges SEN
bi6, mart 6i6, polblomt brrtolt.
@ao, @imnel, MI foribon6t -
Mo'r bar forfeit fig poo &nn pau
89nfen mes Mn1tgtet begrobet / &pn=
0erne.
@u6, @l1o, bbor fan gu urre loo
baar6 moo bit Barn?
&1&n @tormens @tgo og @1tf, 3d.
bets 8ruien og @lag mos @tron0en
og Mo'rs @ulfen er set ene]te @bar
/ Motten.
De @maa bor flpnget fig qra6en-
Sc til ben6e. @11n ben 9@lolte 1taor
meo itore, olporlige 9jne beb @in6l1-
ct og @ittrrer l16 ODER @apet.
@ao plu6ieling forer ban op> peger
n6 moo het mgrfe SAB og iubler:
Mo'r, mi fommer 6cn frem igien;
ocn bor floret Hpnten!
-- @tor>nen r,1lfer pilot 6cr11=
DC, Sabet froaoer og Hummer /
Stron6breb6en iom fgr. Set piber
/ ginoueiprGffcrne, og 2gbet impi-
Der fo%rtbinlet poo &u6erne. iom bill
Be Set beoe ON &1tslp.
Men i @tuen er tpit - set er
Tre6> for So'r er / @apn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
biuigt Farm Land

800 Acres frugtbar opdyrket Jord tx
$4,000 per Acre, kun 3 Mil fra By, Z:
Polk Co., MINI. Ud~markede Farme r.
sydlige og nordlige Minnesota.
l S. og N. Dakota opdyrket og uop--
dyrket Land til allie Priser Lette At
betalinger til 6 pct.
IsydIige Missouri extra godt Far1a
Land, $6.oo-$I5.oo per Acre.
Det vii betale sig at Sc, hvad jeg ka1a
hyde Dem. Skriv paa engelsk elles.'
skandinavisk til
NATHAN O. ROBBINS,
$50 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn-
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On St0rmnQt.
SIR. S. Murtcnieu.

Gbr. S. Murtenieu.
Set rl11ger / De brebe, lgptung(
8ile beo 8ejen, Set ml1nler
5tran6bre06en, og @opet begpn6e1
at gniitre / @orilonten. Ge mos:
groe6e grgnne &lipper berneoe / &ab:
brpnet er allere6e bbi6e al 5fum:
itenf> og Moagerne frebler / 6loff@
ino ODER 2an6. Solen er gaaet nef
bag 8ierge al graz forrepne 5fper
ser Batter fen .ober Sen mgrfgule
&immel> me6en5 @fl1mri11ge11 miller
in6 fra GDnsfre6ien, lapt og tgt oper
Sen %pl1ggenoe @abflo6e.
Sc gomle &ile> ser ifnrn1er @u.
let, bitter ltnrfere og ltGrfere, me0ena
set fiorgom1e 2gb rosler fen ODER
@o6en og litter Jig i110 / Mobningcr,
Gorih1er, Sfure og @orte, bbor 6et
ltgger og ifielper. Set iuier mere
flagen6e 0eru6e, og MI begDn0er Set
ganlf logte at pibe / &inouipreffer=
ne. @oroinet bebeger Jig frem og
tilbage, longiomt 1om ct Fe11o11l, og /
&armen lejrcr ser 1ig 8rnmme al
Stgb.
Mo'r bpffer set torbelige Mftens=
boro; FUN goor 1tille og tplt og |
benoes s(niigt er 6rpgten % Mloorer
preget. Mf og til goar bun FEN til
@tnba1et, falter ct %ipei0en0e @lif ub
moo @lt, men fommer itrofs tilboge
igien. Sg GrGffet om benbes Muno
bliper bber Gong imerteligere.
SUN pe6 forbi1t> at Ser ct ct l1peir
/ @ere, og Ga'r er paa Sgen.
San maatte 90 ogiaa mart Dere
fer; MT er BET otte Gage ii6en, Don
gift ub, og @inoen bar biotil beret
goo. Men / Mi6oogs ilog Sen ON.
Maor fan en66a bab6e babt en- tl1n'
gere 2ait paa &iplen; m1ert Stober =
% iao set ranfe @fibl
@on r1oo 10 funne bore ber til
Mibnot. &ommer Blot Moanen OF
1t6en, iao ptl nof @in6en 1pringe.
Mftensma6en fpiies / @tiIbe6
&l,n Sen 2 Maoneoers @ut 6erbennf
/ @ug9en i%trttter ub me6 Mrmen oe
miller not iaa lpffelig.
gun tager al 8orbet igien; set e1
lite ibun6t meget paa Mo6en BEN
ne often. 2ampen tRnbes, Gardner
tie RULES neb, efter at en6nu ct lang:
BIif er ien6t no / Oct tette Mgrfe
Mbiierne fonpmer frem, 9iet lege1
l1bilfaarItgt &11brifen: rTra Sgen'
= intH ONT Ga'r; bporfor ful6e 6e1
bel ogiaa bore set?
Mp'r tager @triffetgid og @i1
6enes flitttge @irren bbres e1
Stun6, me6ets be imna @gifen6
ipiaer Sam. Men @torme11 beru6
tager til / @tDrfe, 6en r1111ger i@for
itenet % ftaoer boIoiomt / @ilene
bois 81aoe og @oiite Epnges moi
&uberne me6 forte og ffarpe @m9Ib
Man Tan b6re @blgernes 8r11s o!
8rog, 11aar De meo fgn6erfnrienb
@agt fa1ter fig I De utloe @lipper.
WSo'r logger @triffeteia fra fl
og tr9ffer langiomt @oroinet op
Sc @npoa letter Dambr9ttet til 5i
Sc.
mugtige @uo, 6pilfet @pn!
@fl1miprpitet iferer lift gienneu
M6rfet 6amper iom en- tGt, fin &6!
in6 ODER 2an0 og faar &u6erne til q
6ribe al @art6. Det er, fom ftore
iitren6e Sfper at M6rfe GLIDER in
fra 6oriionten, bre6er fig / Eaage o
aflgies af 1pe. Set er nGppe, Sol
nefpret fm iftmtes, og un6ertioe
filtles Oct belt, litter iaa otter frer
for at ffiules paanp iom ct 8linfbl
&bor ifaI ct 9th fun11e flare Fl
igiennem / bette Serrens SER. Dt
maa 10 fnr1ies / @ipperne iom $50:
teffaar, bbis Set tonunrer mi.
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S%KANDINAYISKE FARMERE

land, hvor de vii fnde ct behageligt og sundt
Klima og megetLand tilrimelige Priser. Paa
Grund af den umidde1bare Married af Ostenss
st0rste Dyer faar wore Farmere altid he5e
Priser for deres Produkter. Kart og beskri-
vende Pamfetter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen
vendelse til II. BADENHOOP, Sec'y. Statee
Board of Immigration, Baltimore, Ma.
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@n sSorretninasmon6s ,Srlt,

On 6orretningSman6s &nitru
It'll fin Manb, Ser er temmelig folo
lige oberfor. ben6e): uMrtbur, Sc
&ps> gu lgtber mig mi, tommer al
6eles lite op imob Sc Brpber, gu gab
mig, Ga gu onmooe6e mig ON at
blibe 0in. Saaoont er life fair
britneis!"
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prize min Saalmo6igbeo, &mien!"
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
WELLS RIVER.

Mrs. McLillen and daughter returned
from Barnet on Friday.
Mrs. H. T. Baldwin who has been
in Hardwick for several months with
her sister, Mrs. Angel, came home
last SATURDAY.
Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin, department
president of the Woman's Relief Corps.
was in Concord last week attending
the New Hampshire convention of the
Woman's Relief Corps.
Mrs. Mary Learned has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Cora Learned,
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. @. Gage of St.
Johnsbury were in town on Saturday
to attend the twenty fifth wedding a
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Car
penter.
Schools opened on Monday with the
same corps of teachers and good at.
tendance of pupils.
Misses Dana and Prudence George
attend school and room at W. H. Good
wins.
The receipts of the social by the
ladies' aid society last Friday were
over $l8, over eight of the sum given
by the G. Fl. A., which had candy
and fancy lie table.
Mr.. Mcclellan. who has been home
for short vacation returned to Penn.
sylvania on Saturday.
Mr.. Towle the photographer has
moved here from Woodsville and occu-
pies tenement in Mrs. Cora Leon.
ards hodse.
Miss Ruth Randall was home from
Saxton's River'on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Carpenter cele.
brated their twenty-fifth wedding an.
niversary last Saturday, receiving
friends from to in the afternoon
and from to 10 in the evening. Re-
freshments were served and social
time enjoyed. Notwithstanding INC
presents" was on the invitation cards
there were some very nice ones left il
remembrance of the occasion. There
were friends present from New Brit
ain, Conn.,, Worcester, Boston, Nashua
Woodsville and st. Johnsbury.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
HOMER Fits,
BARRE VERMONT.

Robert Fulton spent the Easter va
cation, at home but has now returned
to his school at Bradford.
Miss Edith Hartman has gone to
East Barre where she is teaching
school.
Vera Holland has been ill, but is
now recovered enough to out.
Mrs. Frank Durham was in town
Saturday.
E. G. Sawyer was in Bradford last
week.
Kenneth Butler cut his hand in
several places while working in the
bobbin shop, Monday. The cuts,
though painful, are not dangerous
The Universalist Society has reor-
ganized Its Sunday school which was
broken up during the cold weather.
and it is now held every Sunday after
noon at / 80.
Mr.. Lewis of Mortified has been
visiting his son. Fred Lewis.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol-
lows: 81 was in an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Then was advised
to use Electric Bitters; to my great
joy. the first bottle made decided I'M.
provement l continued their use for
three weeks, and am now a well III in.
] know they robbed the grave of an
other victim" No one should fail to
try them. Only 90 cents, guaranteed,
at @. Blakely's drug store.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
FAYSTON.

The many friends Of Mrs. John
Maxwell, who has been 80 dangerously
ill from heart trouble. will be glad to
much 80 that her sons, James Of
Waterbury and Charles of Columbia
Oolige, N. Y, who were called home
on account Of her illness, have re-
turned.
Miss Anna L. Bragg Las been ill but
is now improving.