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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

A. sAAtNa naA me- slsSNv acN
hsnosi SaResAvti su NNktn. 1a@
sMx,sH kssaeuN nss 2aas axsNG Na sN
MssasmgAsnlt u iisisy SHasssl iaaea
une isastsr Fne ala Ne ees nattnuL
b. sssutsv Sex alSss ees euFh oac
sassa aaAsvrRhvtv Stoub siel casn
bel am bic Sessch6sssa danger III psr
Groe VA hewahren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

~ N 49, &NaN hNN"A
speribe pchl
Scute. am srpeiien Niinsftaee be
fam ib mieoer bic leste 9lunuic,
Der Goit in msine 0Snoe, uno iot
ib aui oen eriten Hlid ben 9ericbI
BON slnoreaS 9iidfe, in einer ibreu
Gpotten. stedbt 10 anorcos ooS
ireut MIDI anp bin aud oautbor.
SoS 6roS lit IA Sub boh obes
notiirIidD nid)t 10 bid rpie in 9atoto
occ) ober eenua bos allies I'D, Oh,
ran Ioben fann, IeBteS Sobr mar
eS oudl uid)t 10, eS nar oiel trod.
ner. Der g9eisen lit oudl iebr id)6n
Der Ninter Seisen iii 3lpei SUB
bod uno fina an aebren an itoBen,
audi ldBt Der ScmmermeiSen nidltS
81 m~iinid)en iibri9; eo ut bis iebt
nod, aueS iebr idDn ober nad)
meiucr anIidIt ludre Elm gutter 9ie,
gen n0tbi9. bod Die Seute iasen,
memn eS resnet 1T eS gut ober es
9ibt oieles Sobr Wei3en menu aud,
fein He3en mebr tommt, es udre
gut. lpsroen ia ieben bis sur Grnie'
5eii; ober Gins iuciB id). bab es ues
mig SbIt ODER gar teinS 9eben ipiro
olo bic SbItbdume in Der 9Iiitbe iton.
ben, fam Elm 5iemlid) itarfer Sroit
umo seritDrte aleS. oussenommen
ooS ipdt Sbit. oaB nod nid)t in Der
SIiiibe par, fam nod gut ieiu.
slm eriten pTin9itto9e bate Die
9optiiten 6emeinoe bel .Sbeiia elm
EouiieIt lpobei etIid,e pericnen ge-
no Su Der 6emeinoe 9eiibrt
lpuroen, AUDI meinem gladjbor 9bir|
Iipp 6ermann ieine Srou Itebt ieBt
III oieIer Semeinoe. Nud einen
SruB an ben 6einrid) Shrent bel.
men 9riei babe id nidlt erboltcn,
bite ooreTIire oeiue Brieie nddliteS
Dial on midJ, oonn iuerbe id) iie ia
audi erboIten. Nebit beitem Srub
on ale seier Der poIt.
Soboun SdiIfe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

Sh Maze mtsh aad Ianasm he
bssleaeR saHdIcNsn. esn evtaaeuesu
seaaid,sp peS glostsS Gahlnaehsu
aae aaRcncige msins Raneioalur
lar Somm aaNitor. ami esr reput
lisaaitdbcu Scnosnticn BON A,eNber'
Jon @eunm, gueroe. lpenn nomi'
nitt aRe euuSblt. mid %beineben.
mil Sleib uuo Waroe msineS amieS
iclbli sn polten.
AdltnnsSpol.
s0iibelm J. y. 6ieot,
SillSoielp. 2. 7.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

9crlou en:- Sin 3sidbrieer
ihnor5arouer WoIIod, bot cinen
Stern ouI Der Stirn, uno hat Sen5-
uorben udhe ben Suibooren. Gben.
ioas lit AUDI ein 1sidbrises idfuor.
3eS StuteicbIen, uno Elm HotbIdlinl.
mel Bonn oerIauieu. I'm n6bere
austunft uno 9eIobnung i6reibe
MAJ noh benz
Hstew Soue,
1-15iuni Hberoeen, Q. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

4cneneeL- Tieie Srtid)oIt IA
@reaorp GountD bate bis ocr eiHcn
Nipnni nur eiipa 300 6inwobner
Die 3obI 1T nber in ben lcbtsn mo-
dsn oni iiber 5000 oneeWahien
uno es berridlt cine ieIten geiebene
Hnub6iiateii. Die Staoi lieat an
Der 6genSe Der sloiebub sieieruatiou
meId)e oemnddit Der aniieoluns er.
1Iincf ipiro. GS lit Der Gnopuntt
Der Chicago & slortbweitern Giien.
bobn.
aberoeen.-SnIolse oeS Sdeus
iperncns ieiner pIeroe itiirSte Serr
Wiuiom Turid BON anDpper aus
Icinem Wasen uno erlitt Idllimme,
eIidliberpeiie ober feline oeidbrIi.
dlen 8erIeBunaen. Gr beIinoet id
i'm bieIisen SoIpitaI nntcr dratIid)er
8ebanpIuns.
Gpearfib y. - sluS Der hieiisen
II. 2. 6iidbrntanitaIt lperoea in ben
mddliten Wod)cn etma roo, 600
inn9e BodiorelIcn IN ale 8ddc nno
tleine 6Iiiiie Der 9Iod Oils auS9es
FEST ueroen. Sn oieien WoiierIdu.
fen iporen bisber 5orelen b5dIt TEL
Ten uno geriube baben er9ebeu,
bob iie 9ni Torttommen. Dlan er.
,portet in cinisen Sobren einen GU
fen GrioIs fir ben au9eIiport.
MitheII. - am /. Suni tritt
bier bic @roBIose Der anisbts Of
pptbioSpon Giib.Tofoto in SiBuns,
pOsu sroBortise Arrangements se-
~iroIfsn tueroen. Cine sroBe yiense
MiigIieosr mb onbere 9eIud,er Iinb
bereits ansetiinoi9t.
Eeoopopo. = Der Suoioner.
aiaeni Sobn Brennan bon Der pine
Nibse ReIerooticn nno cine sou5e.
Qlnaohl Siours uno SoIbbIut.S noio'
ner Iinb bier ais 3eusen i'm Snns
be6seridbf, 100 cine glenee 5dlIe
non 0ieboiebitdbIsn perboubeIt wer.
ben. y0ie 6err Brennan Io9t. hot
er ole Supianer, bic arbeiten moIlen,
in 1ienit g~eitelt. Gin Der liioliden
NIB mcItIiden Seite Der 9ieierpaiipn
IdBt ndmlid Die 9iesieruns cine
Erabtien3 erridten. Die cine gdnse
pon 1870 Nseilen hot uno iuosu 10
SarIoounaen Drobt nDt0ig iino. St
spo 200 Snbianer MAIDEN eoder,
5eben bic qIoiten mb ua9eIn ben
Droht All; re icucn iidl eiiris he.
IleiBisen uno audi nit benz Gage.
sobn bon s1.25 bis $3.50 3uiricoen
Iein,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
Gin a~roitwort FIR @dnmer.

GS sisbt telaeu trauriSs,en 3uitaub, oils
ben bes sei6wGdtsn Munnss. Seine al
semeine @eiunbbeit mag gan; sut iein unb
oenno6 wirb ibm bur6 biels eebeims
S6wdde bas Gsben CUR CAT. Sd wsis biss
aus eissner Grfubruus unO ba i'd nad Ions
gem, nuslolen Grpsrimsnt,rsu snbIid Die
ri4tiSeSs banblnns ssfnnben babe,
10 babe i6 mir uorsenOmmsn, bieisH iidsrtr
gs9 sur SeiluuS aud anbsren 3u ;si9su.
gle braudsn mir MIR cine 8risfmorts Az
ididen unb i'd mid Sbnen serne iasen, mas
Gle tbun miiiieu, nm Sbre Uoae Munnss.
trait pieoer il %erlangsn.
Wit 6o%rmersrus
6reb. Maii gsr, Traler, Did.
Mai25 Suli |.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

0erlauien:- cine 5idbrl9
bruunc Siuie, ,pie9t unaeIdbr 100
pImp, uro bot einen peiBea Stern
ouI Der Stirn. Dieielbe oerlieB
meinen qlob i'm Sttober, 1908; id
bobe Die Stute in 2eolo, 2. D, 9es
Fault, uno oente, ooS tie oieIe 9tidls
tlne audi iebt on9enommen bot.
DemiIreunoIihen guffdnser, 1T cine
quite 9eIobnun9 ieitoelebt.
Wm. Boiler,
II MeiIen noroWeItlid ocn Sinton.
poItamt, 9inton, ~. o. 4-lSmoi
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

q pertou en:- 90 Gmptre
Nobm Separotors, n%eueite BerIer'
ti9une, &apo5itdt $50 bis 500 pio.
per Stunbe, lperoeu mir Su g0bole'
Iole qreiIen uertouicu. $500 III
baar ooer iid,ere 9ontlbeine. Inn
ndbere AustunIt penoe man Iid on
10. &. Weus, 6a9ue, u. ..
20april-bon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
a6tnns stenersabIer.

Warum mietben sic fem Sd,ul'
lamb? sic fDnnen DIRE Steuern
ooourd) nm 9ieIeo erniebri9en.
Spred)t Ioiort beim Gounip guoitor
DOR. 40,oi-22Snni
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

tos- Der Gureto Sleiiderlooen
bait tets Die beIten e~in9emodJten
Ronnenmaoren mie SaImons, SpS'
tiers NIB SleiIh. eemonen, Graders,
uip. g1ir seben ibuen audi Selden'
&c. 9crInd,en Sic es nit ms.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

ses- 9ereefien Sic nid)t, Coupons
az perIansen lpenn Sic i'm Gureto
SIeiiherlooen taufen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

GerIoueu:- Sine 9sidbrise
Ifwar5e Stute, oieieIbe bat am linz
fen 0oroeriuB cine 6en3norbe. Der
6iuoer meIce es oeidai9lt bel
Sobonn Gnooel,
25Wtoi-SSumi Sutlep, q. v
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
Spesials Mmseigen.

Ia- liner Ser5orabt eebt l73.
CUB gu 100 pfuno. oer9eBt oos nidt
Gureto 9o3oor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

3u persouen sir S2250O
pcrtouIe id) mein SouS, uno iiir
$4,000 Saus uno Got. Vim ndbe'
re Gusfuuit lpenoe man iidl an
6rieorid WoIfer, Gureta. Surilbo
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

3uoertoueu: WobnbonS,
Sto1, Sd)eune upo goti. I'm ndbere
guSfuuIt penoe man iib all g(. s.
Ridarbe.
yfo. l. Gtreto, =. y.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

NJ HNM .VN . HMNNH fNWff
kn Ma stsalBsaAiR Noe NAAsv sea WY
eOsrss taaass. Gass rafssa
"a mas siHt rsiesa,sa esmpsAhsH eel
MsHAssisa GeaaSR sas ralsta- III
&sasNaHr ~ vHgsEa, O. a. ahaseallsu
wsEesR am 2smstas, Ssa n. gaa im SHas
Em IL nsE m,tsass yp4ds v~Enemamaa Del
Ssms'satsa Car sts issssass 1Onats asmtsv
RamlsN
vtasR k~spravatantm iar legislator, esi
- TtauNs.
vunsn 0caRss S6asmelnst.
viasH Sonntp AaeitsT.
Tiasn SeaRtp lTfuussniAwibsE
c'nea Sountp StRl SagsuHtsuesut.
GtmtR GonRtp Sberin.
GiReR SoaRtu @srihtsi6Tsibsr.
gineu SoaRtp Rihtsr.
Giusn StaaiS Anpalt.
0inen Soantp observation-disclosures.
6inen Seuntp sanepermslisr.
eiasu Souutp s%iisilor.
sier Srisesnsriaisr.
Sisr 9enfabler.
ginsn eoumtp eoumifdr fir ben !. Sifs
rift.
Sinm GeIssateu nm Der Senatorial Gons
psntion iiir Den 81. Ssnotcrial Giitritt beis
,uwobnsn une nm lolds anbsre a~nseleeens
beiteu, unS @si6dften, bic Dol eiusr ioI6eu
rspI Convention srIsoist wsroeu tOnuen.
Seiue @roris miro srlaubt. uuo ods 6omis
ts BAT anbsiobIsn, baF bic GorpobIeu (Sous
euies) in ben psribieoenen Yresintts am
Tonnsritaa, ben 8. Stunt nm 4 llbr ned
mittoes, nno ,por in ben legten SsablpIoeen
abasbolten wsroen iolen.
Die Golis Der 9srtrstuns iiir ieoen Ere
siutt wiro iein, Elm Gelesat iiir ieoe s Stim'
msn ODER sroBteu 8ru6tbeil BON ben mr.
a6tb. 6. a. Ssrrsib absssebsnsu Stimmen
i'm Sabre 1902, iir @ouuerneur.
Gle perl6isSsue 4rssintt's liuo 81 ben
folssnoen 9ertrrtsr bers6tist:
@oblplas, DO. Gel
g9ebsr uub g9odter. g9sbsr Sdulbals 2
aoto unb Carl, 6oto S6ulbaus q
@iaow S6nlbans i
eincoln, gincoln Sdulbaus
2salbinstou Soparb, Naibinston SduIb.2
uub Sprin9, 6onrtbaus Al
Sepo, 6reo Wtars Nobnbous .
arena, arena S6nibaus 4
Retterlina, Sac. Ben; @obnbors 5
oiusuieu, @idspiew S9ulbaus .
lPebIbof, M. Stidsl @obnbaus 9
cate, 9b. S6dfter Bobnb. 3
Greet, 9b. Setlsr, ssobnbans4
Opp, Soc. Don, Wobnbous .
eona cafe, Sobu S4mitt Nobnb. A
GrIte Garo, Gureta, 6eusrbdle a
3psite NarO, Gnreto, SObn 9arr's Oties 3
0ritte @arb, @nrsta, eomb gumber Oifiee 2
NsiNsr. @ottl. S6mitt gaobnbois 2
amon, Senrp aman IT,, Wobnban5 3
SoHmaun, Sobn Seller, @obnbans 2
Istmrlb, @iaiom 3oo9im @pbnbaus 3
Sotal rs
SIM auftrass oes republitarii6en 6ouuip
Central s@omites.
! bso. s, g. Gisbt, Samss M. Srown,
Sefretdr. 8orisenoer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01

III II her's Sabrpreie
ma III q orosD ototo.
Seoen DienSto9 bis gum Nopems
Der 1904, rpiro Die 200 Giienbabns
oeieaihoit HmoreiIes 9ilete fir bic
3eit bon q Sa3en on 6eimIuder
pertouien; % artos, 2. O., uno
bon Darlington nod QortoI, %. D.,
al einem ie5r nieori9en Sreiie pon
800 bis gu $500 I'M 9ersIeid) nit
benz reseImdBi9en 5abrpreiie.
6. u. Wiollop.
1SDtoi-2gtop a9eut.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
a6tmns sarmer.

nile %oieicui9en GARNER, Die oas
9rouo3eid)en bon ibrem 9ieb ODER
pieroen pubIijirt baden m66ten,
limb biermit IremoIidIt eriud)t in
oieIer Druderei por3uipred)el. Wir
lperoen oieie gloti5en iiir $1.00 oos
Sobr in 0orousbe5obIun9, IN oicIer
3eituu9 erideinen Iniieu. glon oers
aeiie ieood nid)t, ooS Die 8eiC5reib-
un9 Der 9rano3eihen beim 6ountD
2lubitor 3upor ein9eidrieben rperoen
miiHen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-01
8~reissert6tss Gisnm8.

Die arsisseri6tsisuns wirO am IA. Snni
nm smsi llbr nodmittoss I'M eourtbous IN
esola ibren auions usbmsu. Die na6itebsn
be QerIonen Iimb ais @eidmorene (Snrors)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18

Where hotbeds are available, this is
the preferable way to start tobacco
plants from the seed, but an open bed
on a southern slope may do we'll in
climates where danger of frost has
practically passed by the third or
fourth week in March. The prepara-
ton of the seed bed requires especial
care, as upon this depends the Vigor
of the plants which are to produce the
crop, says Farmers Voice.
Not only should the bed have a
southern exposure, but it should be
protected from winds on the north and
west. The soil needs to be rich and
loose; a sandy, black loan, free from
weed seed is preferable. Work the
ground thoroughly until it has reach
ed the highest possible degree of filth.
Everything that might hinder the later
growth or removal of the plants should
be taken from the bed.
After the melloW surface of the bed
has been carefully smoothed with the
rake, SOW the seed at the rate of about
a tablespoonful per square rod. To Sc
cure an even distribution of the seeG
mix it with a small quantity of dry
earth or fine ashes, and then show.
After sowing plank the bed or pat
No other covering of the seed is neces-
sary, and the only attention required
by the bed is to see that it is kept
properly moistened with manure water
and that no weeds be permitted to
grow.
The beds will have to be protected
against frost. 1t will require five or
six weeks for the seeds to terminate,
and the plants should be ready for the
field before the fourth week in June
at the latest.
AS regards soil, it is safe to say that
any soil which will grow a good crop
of corn will grow tobacco. A sandy
soil produces a better quality of leaf
than a soil in which the sand is lack
ing Wet and tough clay soils will not
prove suitable. A well-drained, sandy
loan is generally preferable. The
land should be protected against
winds.
Deep and thorough working of the
soil is necessary to secure favorable
results. A common practice is to pillow
deep in the fall, turning under thirty
to forty tons of well-rotted stable ma
nure per acre. AS soon as the land
will work up we'll in the spring. work
upon it should begin. Disk it deeply
every few days, and where possible
follow the disk with the harrow.
Continue this process up to the time
of setting out the plants. Where time
permits, it is often we'll to give the
land a second blowing in the spring.
See that the land is thoroughly disk
ed, narrowed and rolled or planked
Just before planting.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
RDS WANTED

Office Director of Public Works,
Jan. IL, 1904. Bids will be received
at this office until 2 o'clock noon City
Time, Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1904, by
the Streets and Lanes Committee, for
furnishing the city of Savannah with
10000 square yards more or less of
number one (No. u Vitrified Paving
Brick. Brick must be uniform in size,
free from cracks and thoroughly Wit
Iified, they must stand the recognized
test for hardness, toughness, vitrif-
cation, etc,
Samples of Five Brick must be sub
mitted with each bid and time of de-
livery f. o. b. cars or wharf Savannah,
Ca, specified in bid.
Bid must guarantee the number of
brick to the square yard when laid in
pavement.
Bidder shall also guarantee the life
of his brick for five (5) or ten (10)
years and furnish satisfactory bond
for this guarantee.
Envelopes to be marked "(Bids on
Vitrifed Brick)."
All bids opened in presence of
bidders.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
GEO. M. GADSDEN.
Director of Public Works.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18

tree. At once the people on the look
out for such wonders and ready to be-
leve the penny-aAaliners began to
write letters to the experiment stations
and to editors asking for more infor-
nation and where they could get seed
of the eucalyptus. 1t took US some
time to show to these people that the
eucalyptus, valuable as it is in some
countries, is perfectly worthless where
there is a freezing temperature in win
ter, and hence Valueless over the far
greater part of this country. Some time
ago one of the explorers sent out by
our government to seek new seeds for
congressman to give away, found
wonderful forage plant in Egypt, and
he wrote about the great value of the
forage plant called there Ber-
SEEM Recently the wOnder-contrivers
of this weekly press have read about
Berseem, and now the people are writ
ing for information about the seed,
and how to grow the crop, which they
think must be of such immense value,
for the versatile newspaper man tells
them that it will destroy weeds of all
sorts and at the same time make the
most valuable of forage crops. Ber-
seem is a plant similar to our Grim
son clover, and only to be distinguish
ed from it by its pale nearly white
flowers In this country it will not
stand the winter as far north as Cen
trail North Carolina, and is, of course,
useless in the larger part of the coun-
try. Even where it might succeed there
are other legumes, such as the velvet
bean, that are of far greater value.
Readers of the weekly sensational
story papers can depend upon it that
any plant tree or crop that promises
tC be of real valI.SA will be introduced
by the energetic trade of this country,
and that the agricultural and horticul-
tural press can also be depended upon
to advise them properly, while the
sensational wonder mongers of the
weekly story paper simply weave their
wonders out of a few facts they have
read and are totally ignorant of the
real charact of what they write
q
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
Progress at Quitmnn.

Quitman, Ga, Jan. Enthusiastically
Quitman is on quiet boom. The plant
of the Morven Foundry and Machine
Company has been moved to Quitman
and enlarged. The installation of the
machinery is completed and the plant
will be put in operation at once. The
contract for the buildings for the en-
largement of the Atlantic and Gulf
mills has been let to Ebaugh &
Ebaugh of Greenville, $. c., and the
material has begun to arrive. The
size and capacity of the mill will be
doubled, the addition being devoted to
the manufacture of the higher grades
of yarns. The addition will be conf
pleted and ready for the new cotton
crop of 1904. Quitman takes great
pride in this enterprise which was
built and operated by Quitmsn men,
and has been a paying investment
from it's commencement. Another en-
terprise for the town is a barrel fac
tory on which work will be begun in
few days. Mr.. J. l.. Rhineschmidt
of Triton. Ga, is at the head of the
enterprise, and has placed orders for
building material and expects to be-
gin building next week. This will
give Quitman two barrel factories.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
MAGAZINES.

The February number of the Smart
Set opens with a striking novelette,,
THE Wanderers" by Gertrude Lynch
"a story with wholly new theme, as
strong as it is interesting. Following
this comes a delightful short story,
which strikes new vein, The
knightly Love of Spike McCool," by
Roland FRANKLIN Andrews wherein a
burglar figures as the central charac-
ter. "The Match Breaker" by Mary
L. Rendered, is unique and thorough
ly satisfying tale, with an underlying
thread of psychological interest. In
"An Impossibility" Frank Savile has
written a strong story of adventure,
while Julian Hawthorne contributes
powerful study of the occult in The
Ghost of the Old ADAM" and Seumas
MacManus' Lost by Nose" is as
humorous a piece of fiction as its au-
thor has ever written. Throughout the
pages the usual light skits and jokes
are found in abundance. The forego-
ing are, of course. only a few of the
good things of the number. The Smart
Set, Ess Ess Publishing Co, 1875 Broad
way, New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
Agricultural "sensntion..Y

The Practical Farmer, referring to
the constant attempt to impose unop
farmers and others, says:
The general newspaper press every
now ana then stirs up the people in the
Souiltry over some wonderful account
OF new plants which the reporters and
writer's have read about. and of Ubich
they know absolutely nothing. Rut tha
man whose living depends on his MAX
ing sensational copy only needs a little
account or some wonderful plant. won
oerIul 10 him, but perfectly familiar to
lIlOse VINO have been making a life
study OF plants, and at once he weayes
glowing account of the new tree or
pant, tells not only what he has read
ABOUT II but ADDS all that his fancy can
picture. Then IT goes into catch-pen-
ny papers that depend on similar sem
satlonal articles and big pictures to
get their wares peddled all over the
land, and people unfamiliar with these
lhlngs at once begin to ask for infor-
nation in regard to the culture of the
1ortune-making plants or trees. There
are farmers all over the land, who ger
these papers and take no paper of their
profession to guide them Alright men
who nave not been successful with the
crops with which they are familiar
and are always on the lookout for some
olher crop TO take the place of those
Ihey should grow. Not long ago these
Iancltul writers took UP the eucalvn-
tus tree and told wonderful tales about
its great value and immense growth.
all of which might be true for co,In-
tries where the eucalyptus tree
grows. But the newspaper men had
simply read these facts, and did not
know anything about the eucalyptus
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
SeabOard Florida Limited-Luxuri-
Gus Passenger Service.

Only Florida Limited train from the
East operated daily Absolutely the
quickest time because the route is the
shortest. Time only three hours thir-
ty minutes Savannah to Jackson
vile. Time, only twenty-five hours
fifteen minutes Savannah to New
York city. Train southbound leaves
Savannah at $3.50 a. M, arrives Jack
sonville 1:20 p. M, St. Augustine 2:30
p. m. Train northbound leaves Sa-
vannah 500 p. m, arrives New York
3:15 p. m. Gall time shown is railroad
time, one hour slower than Savannah
time). The Seaboard Florida Limited
is composed exclusively of Pullman
cars, including compartment cars,
consisting of separate private rooms
or compartments, which can be used
singly or en- suite, affording perfect ex-
clusiveness, if desired; two double
drawing room cars, observation car,
which is now one of the necessities in
the best of modern travel, the comfort
and freedom of which adds greatly to
the pleasure of the trip, and the mag
nificently Illuminated and richly dec
GRATED dining car, with it's splendid
service of silver and cut glass, and
snowy linen, presents but a fitting
palace on wheels within which to enjoy
the tempting feasts which are offered,
consisting of all the dainties of the
season. That Savannahians may en-
Joy the very best this famous train
affords, ample space has been assigned
the Savannah office, including state
rooms and drawing rooms, assuring
positive reservations of the choicest
accommodations. Complete information
at Seaboard Air Line, city ticket Of
fee Bull-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-18
THEY SHOT 1T OUT.
How Two Florida Farmers Settled
n Dispute.

Barlow, Fla, Jan. 1.-Two Polk
county farmers, living near Winston,
had falling out day before yesterday,
the bone of contention being a bony
horse and they decided to shoot 1t out
Accordingly Warren Oliff sent his
son to his house for his shotgun, while
w. H. Tullis ran back to his residence
for his gun.
At a distance of about thirty yards
the men began shooting at each other
Each mans gun was emptied.
Oliff was well peppered about the
head and face with bird shot, while
the other was shot in the breast, head
and arm with buckshot, but none of
the wounds were of a serious nature,
although quite painful.
The men were before Judge c. A.
Boswell of the County Court, and after
hearing the cases against them he fixed
bail at 5000 in the case of Oliff and
5000 in the case of Tullis, binding them
over to the Circuit Court.