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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
GentrQlsWereim
III sitnng.
9ie 40. Weneral : Terjammluns
in ct. Sonis, Mo.
Sieiel6c ,unrSc am Counting feierliG)
,urdJ 0pttesSicnit crDffnet uno
bic 3abl Scr Sclegatcn 1T
cine iebr grohc.
ct. 2ouis, Wto., If. Sept.

II. y II I s, NO., IL. SepI.
Sabier ipuroe belite Die 40. 8ene-
raj Seriammlung beS .. vt. 81.
Central Sereins BON gtoroamerita
burd einen feierli6en @ottesoienlt III
Ser ct. Geter lmo Bnrl's Stride er-
oiinet. 9as feierlihe Eontifital.
amt celebrirte Der bo6w'lte gr5biIdof
@Iennon, ipGbreno Ger Do6lu. 8ater
@. GluIe, @eneral,@ifar Der Sio5ele
9eaepiae, ole Seltprebigt belt. gtuh
oem @ottesbienite iano in Semp's
Torf Salle ein 6elteiien ltatt nIlo Inn
8 llbr glbenOS funo in Ger groBen
Wfuiifbole bes slusitellln9S 8e-
bGuoeS cine &atbolifen SerIamm'
llulg uno Concert ltott, bel lpeldem
Die air6eudore Ser belitI6en fatho-
Iiiden @emeinoen Ser Stabt nit
mirften. gSGbrenb oes 9lbenos wur-
ben Heoen gebalten pie -iol9t: ge.
ariiblng Der 0eleqaten bur6 oen
bodm'Iten er3biidof @lennon; Se-
pillfonlnilngsrebc oeS Ihtb. Holla
@eus. Siireermeilter BON ct. 9ouis;
9lebe bes bodw'lten @r5biihofs WieB.
mer bon Mtil,pautee;; Hebe oes gldltb.
Soiepb Watt, Tebnfteur bes .@an'
berer" bon ct. Boul, Minn. Die
@eriannllilug iflob nit hem sl6iin-
gen oeS .@roBer @ott, wfr loben
Tih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Seim %ranoe elmer Mictbsfaicrue
biifcn Dicr5cbn Eerioncn iBr
0eben Gin.
g c ~ q nrf. 4. Gent

-
Seilte @iorgen tilr5 ndd brei llbr
brad IN Der @obnllngsfaIerne 164
slttornep StraBe ein Seuer aus, bos
ldnell INN id, grill imO groBes lin.
bell anrlhtetc. &ieric1n 8erionen
fanen babel INNS 9eben ilno cine
groBe sln5ahl bat mebr ooer meniaer
Id)ipere @erleBlln9en bopongetrogen.
Ser Serlllt bon @igentbum lit ni6t
beoellteno.
llnter Sen Sooten 6eiinOen Iih bier
6roten, bier W1nmer lno neun 8in.
Der I'M Sitter bon 3 0tonaten bis ~
Sabren. 8iele ser Serlesten mur.
Den na1 oen Soipit1lern gebro6t
mo man alail6t, oaB nod, mebrere
BON ibnen lterben iperbcu. Inter Sen
Serlebten befinoen iih iiini SSeiler-
mebrn1nrer, iuelhc alf Dem @alfon
oes A. Stodlperfes iporen, ais Der.
lel6e 5uiamnenltiir5te. 9ie eeringe
sln5obl bon MiGnnern unter 6et
Sooten lit babnr6 81 erflGren, oaB
oie mellten Der in Dem @e6Guoe mob
nenoen Wtunner nod Dem in iener
@eeeno iibliden @cbraude bel
beiBem @etter oui Dem 0afe id,lie-
len, tpdbreno iitb MIR ipenige syrallen
unb &inber BORT befanoen. Nie olti
Dem Da6e 8eiinblisben foniitcn nid,t
olirb bas brennenoe @ebGuoc ali oie
Strabe gelangen unb miBteu ibre
Hettlln9 ilber ole 9Gder Der Tah-
barbauier iliden. Sie fomilien
paren mittleripeile a6aeidnitten
tporoen unO es berrihte cine ilirht-
bare Tanit in bem @cbilloe. slls
Die Selierlpebr eintrof, ipranaen
einige Der 9ewobner bereits ans Sen
Uenltern ui,o bon ben GnSen Der
6eilerrettlmgsleitern, Oie nir bis
alnn 2. Stodlucrfe rei6ten. ipGbrenS
glnoere I'M Gallde IN oen fleinen
3inmern ,tnb Gorriopren berim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Gronprins SrieSridJ @ilgclm bon
SentidlanS Fat iidl perlo6t.,
q ltona, IrelBen, 4. Sent.

altoona, ErenBen, 4. Sept.
S9Gbreno eineS Giners, pel1es
aaiIer 8ilbelm mb Sic 9uiierin
slitgllitn Sittorio beute g[beno bcu
crIten Seonten bon SdIeslpig-Sol-
item 9abcn, nad)tc Der 8aiier Die
Serloblmg OeS &ronprin5en SSrieorid)
@ilbclm nit ser tSer5oain Gecilie,
Der Sfruelter oeS regierenben @roB.
ber5ogs bon Medlenblirg Sdmerin,
befollnt. 9ie Wsittbeilung ipnroe NIT
groben @ntblIiioSmls oiige.
norllnen.
Ser5ogin Gecilie slngliIte Maric III
Gle ShiueIter bes regierenben @rc6.
brr6ogs 6rieorid) Sron5 bes @ierten
ton Wteflenburg SGbiperin iulo am
20. Septenber 1886 geborcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
froden. 2Sn Oem SaltIe iuobnter

frofen. 9Sn bem Saitie ipobnteu
5luolf ,Son1ilien, ilno oa 5rr Belt 6olt.
life @eran0erllugen purgenornnlcu
lperben 10 mar Ser 8irriparr eiit
gan5 beilloler. Sic Seuerluebr batte
groBe 0inberniiie 81 ii6erluiuoen,
ober iiber 20 Eerionen ipuroen ous
Dem A. mo 5. Stofluerfe gerettet.
Dtan alnilbt, onb bas Sener bur6
Die @gplolion elmer Gorrioorlanlpe
auf Dem ,. Stocfipcrfe entItono, ltno
Die Semobner luuGten nidt eber nlif,
bis Der gan3e Corridor IN Slamnlen
gcbiillt iulO ein Gnttonlnlen ans oela
@ebGllOe unnoglid) mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Snrdytbarcs Giienbabnunslii9.
ct. 2puiS. :D}o.. 4. Sept

y l. = 2 Il p .VlV'f r. (NPI.
Gurh oeu 3uiommelitoB eines
Strobenbnbnuagens Der @orltoot,
babu nit eiuem Tniiagier5uge Ger
gSabaib Gilenbobn am uebcrgulae
nrr Sardb Strabe iuurbeil geitcrn liz
ber Terioneu get0btet ilno neilniebn
perlest, einige oapon t0otlid. Ter
3ng, pelder nit elmer 8eihrpinoiA.
felt bon 80 Wfeilen Die Strnbe IN
oItlid)er &ihtllng fiibr, ronrtc geacu
Den norolid fabren0cn StraBenbohn-
maaen lmo trnf i'm bireft in ser
Wfitte, IobaB ole SSnlaiien feine @e.
legenbeit 5lun Gntfonllnen buttcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
SrcIdmaid)ine erploSirt nit idlrcf.
lid)en Splgcn.
Gitn Soma, 5. Sep

Sionr Gin, Soma, 5. Sept.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Yricelpn, Wiilut.,
elmer fleincn Citation ser Gbicogo g.
geortbmeItern Giienbobn, erpIobirtc
beute cine Trcidnlnihine imb Eeter
0alp, CHARLES Siuloe, sSanes Sep-
monr, slbe Softer imO @i1aro @al.
lion ipllroen get0btet. Die Mairbine
puroe pier5ig Stoos meit fortgeihler.
bert inh ole 2eidleu Ser Serrngliif.
ten moren 10 5eritiifclt. baB lie nidi
mebr erfannt lperoen fonntcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
ltebcr Die fatboliidc ltnipcriitGt.

Baltimore, W6., 8. Sept.
Cardinal @ibbons erfldrte 6eute.
oab er teine 9eioranib fir ole 3lt.
flinft Ser fatbolilhen llniperiitGt iit
WaIbington hege llno auh niht be.
fiirhte, baB ibr @oblergeben blrdl
Den 9anferott BON Sbomds &. Mag-
genlan III @aibiligton ipeld)er aroBe,
Der llniueriitdt geboriae SonOS in
Serpobrltng bate, beriibrt iperbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Seds Eeripncn perbraunt.
al q q hn a. 81 4 a.,

ct. So6n g. g., A. Sept.
ebporo Glarfe, 62 Sabre ort.
letne Srau ilnb So@ter ino Srei
ainoer bon sufreo S. @ctt per6romn-
ten beilte bel Sreoerifton in einem
Deller, nel6es Dos @ett'ide Saus in
slide legte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Ct. SeterS6urg, 10. Sept.

= t. IS SeterS S6urg 10. Sept.
Us ideint beitinrmt felt5uItebell,
onB Ole ernliiOeten Srltppen oes Selo-
ntorldalls Spamn am Mittiuod, tbat-
lddllf] oen Serilld nufgaben oen
@enerol anrppotfin ob5ui6neioen,
uno Die slrlnee oeS leBtcren lit Iifer
III Wtlfoen noh i6redliden Grfab-
rllngen BEL ibrem Ofari6c 6nrd)
OtoraIt uno Giiibcn iiber Die Man-
oarlnen StruBe eingetroffen. ginige
gelbreibingen Der S5enen entlang
Der Tiif5ngslinic iino fo,n glaub-
bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
SGrcflidle Nitroslpeerim Grplpiipn,
GinOIen. ohio. 4 Gent

81 3 I eD, Gblo, 4. Sept.
Snfolge eiler friib0eitigcn GypIo,
iion elmer Suontitdt 9iitroglpcerin
bel Upper Sarlousfp purben belite
finf WtGnner getoOtet uno cine lleiha
9ln5nbl idJiper perlebt.
Ger llnfaa ereignete ii6 boourcb,
oaB NlcanpL elm Selbrllnnenbobrer,
boS 9iitrogIucerin bineinlaiien moltte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
MOrocr iuirS binseridtet.
S(uburn. %. 81. 5 Se

s(nbmrn, %. g., 5. Sept.
@niieppe @eriaccia. ser Spiebae.
iele oes slntonio @iorsio Del Dem
Wforoe oes Sobn Sanaaroer nno iei-
ner Solbldpeiter, tpurSe beute i'm
@eiohgniB bon sluburn i'm eleftri.
lden Stuble binaerihtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
NO2 ltf6en. 5. Scpt.

GS peroen bereits Sorbereitlungen
getroffen, Willfoen 81 rdlunen. Gie
Sorbmt Der Saponcr lit MIR nod 80
Wieilen bon Der Staot entfernt.
St. Petersburg 6. Sept.
Ser @enerolItab lellanet, bob bie
rliiiiide Nohbut bon oen Sopanern
pernidltet moroen lit. 9fad) Ben leb-
ten @eloungen iino feline 9iuiicn ab.
geidnitten mprbeli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
l. Snbuque, Sowa 9ieuaal ben 13 September 1904

OHuuquC, Vuu
ct. Mcinrao: Sohm, Soilio @itt
%. @. 9.
Serrc Sante: SSranf @ror.
SincCnneS: Ssobn Soffmann.
,Suiua.
glltun: Sodyip. 3. S. 9rime.
burlington: SSSoiepb &ol5; Sen
Spibntlleller.
Clinton: Seinrit 8eber.
Saucnport: @eorg gSolter.
Snbrauc: ct. sllopiiuS, &arl Sbo'
mas; sc. Yirs-sllpDoniils, *gtifo'
laus Conner.
Sgcrspillc: StoutSperbdllb, Sodtp
@eorg ". Seer; g. S. q. giueller,
Wf. 9.
Sort Maoiipn: s. $. Meeriaus.
Soma Gitg: SSoiepb s. Stoub.
ScNars: Srant Gsel; Sacot
Snorr.
0imseatine: Senrp 90. S6mibt.
gSatcrlpo: @en5el tSrieOle
Nami ias.
gmOalc: 9aptiit 9ogner; @. 90
SieiGenber9er.
yltd)iiOu: Seinrib @ogner.
SernSpn: .. $. Shepe.
2eancnluprtb: Sermonm &laiinSfi
Seneea: Soobm. Sbonus >Surfe.
.. 9. ..
&cntnfD
giiblanS: Sacob &lll5er.
Guuingtpn: ct. gllopliitS, Seinrid
&ofengc; ct. slugitItinlS, .. Stng'
genborg; Ct. geneoictils, .. 2emfer
ct. @ernaroS, *@erboro Sonien;
ct. @eorgius, George Sarmelin9
Ct. Sobannes, Seinrih 9. SSnelefelo
Sagton: *G. 9. gSitte.
Somispillc: ct. slnoreas, *Ybil
gldermam; ct. sllpbonius. Senrr
9ousquet; ct. 2uoipigs, *Soiepb s
Sdilot; ct. Wtartinus, 4arl Sol5'
tneht.
Nc,uport: ct. @eorsius,. Soiepf
9eitermann; ct. Soiepb, Sobunr
Subig.
Suensburp: George g6elbarr.
2oniiiana.
Ne,u Orleans: ct. Soiehb, 2oren1
Saba6er.
Midigan.
SetrOit: ct. SSoiepb, Silarilts
Sbaefer; ct. Soiepb 2'b, Sobr
Eeter S6mitt; Staatsperbano, s.
Spielmann.
Hcnominee: @i6. @. Seibl.
Minneipta.
Gleucoc: Soiepb g. Moper.
SeancnluOrtb: Soiepb 9. gligilItin
Maseppa: gtid. Marr.
Wiinncapplis: ct. 9onifasiilS
Ii6. q. Gerber; ct. Soiepb, @il
belm Sar9arten.
giclu Warfet: Solepb @oltes.
9feiu Srier: Wi6. Geinarop.
gteiu Him: Staatsperbano, Sodip
9. Sanomeper; @illi6alo Gibner.
GoliingitOnc: Sodlp. gticolalS
S6mit.
Slcepp Gpe: Soiep6 9osleben.
Stillwater: *SoIepb SeIiu.
ct. Vunifaee: sSoiepb Sein5irl.
ct. Glonb: @erbaro Wfap.
ct. 8c0rge: NfatbiaS gSaller.
ct. SpiepB: 'SSSoiepb 2ein Sr.
ct. Ganl; ct. slntonills, SSoIepf
@olferstosfer; ct. MotbGus, @ern
gSurlt; Ct. Clemens, Martin S. Sai.
Der; Staatsperbanb, So6m. 90
Solnce, Eeter Wt. aerlt, Solepb Mati
mo 2oren5 Miitl6.
&aeunia: ct. s(ntonills, SsoiepG
@dller; ct. SSoiepb, $. 81. Molfenant
Minona: ct. sllcpihls, Gbas.
Sduler, SSSr.; ct. Soiepb, *Sran1
Vieper; Staatsperbano, Yaul &ernp.
Miiiomri.
Gape @iraroean: Geter @oeller.
Grcpe Goeur: *Senrp Srtlnann.
SloriiIant: slugiit 6. gllbers.
German: s. 9. y. @lnomeiler.
SeifcrIon Gitp: Or. sSoiepb IS.
8ortb; ". II. gS. s., 'Seinrib S.
@allnu.
&anias Gitp; ct. SSoiepb, *Gbas.
@ibbab; ct. Gitus, "Wtatbias
Wtenie.
@agpille: *Seinrib Selamann.
ct. Charles: *Sohlp. s. 4. @ia.
mes; @. II. @. s., IS. 9. Sbro.
ct. Soicpb: ct. Soiepb, Soiepb
8aiiing; ct. Sran5iSflls, 8rant
Stabler.
ct. 2pnis: ct. s(ntonius, Sobn
g. &ebme; 8. II. %. g., +Sacob
Snnm; ct. sllopiiils, Sohp. s..
9rano; ct. slusuitinus, ~. e.
(0 0>.fSaL....~ ~..E g.. N..l~N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

ser eit5iae aroBere Staatsper5ono,
ser nod feline slnltolten nlabt, OeIIl
Central Serein bei5utreten, inoelll
er aber nit nebr Wtitglteoer III
Central &erein pertreten tlt ais
sun Stootsperboltbe geboren, 70
fam man nit Dem 0ortigen Stanoe
DER 9inae wobl suirieoeu lein. Die
nicft aenannten Stnaten baben 5tl
ipeniae 0eutihe &ntbolifen, I'm ellle
oroentli6e StaotSorganiiation 81
biloen. Wtit Der 3eit miro lib ober
ou6 IN einigeu oapon elm @erbano
biloen loiien. SSn Solliliana, 3. -,
hot ser Staatsperbnno bereits ieill
25iGbriges ssubilG,un gefeiert, Die
8ereinigung lit ober etipas elnge-
ihlafen, uno miro nit einigen @c-
miibun9en pieoer sur Sliltbe ge-
langen.
Sic pffi5ielle Sclegatcn- IL
Itellte iid bis gum =. Septenlh'- ple
fol9t:
u b III a.
Gmllman: @iliam @eiien.
Irfanas.
9lltns: *Sodlp. YlaciOus Sedsle,
8. Q. 9.
Tort Smith: *So9w. Sbnnlas
Seller, 3. @. 9.
3ittlc &od: Gbos. Wiellrer.
Earis: *Wtartin @abl.
Sboal Greet: IS. a. Selbol
California.
Sos Nnsclcs: 8illiom gimers.
Splpraop.
Encblo: slntpn s. 9mlnl.
Sunmccttcnt.
McriSeu: ct. 9oniiaaius, Sobn
MorenS.
Neip 6aUen: *Georee Saeol
Sllinpis.
@clepille: Wfi6ael Borg.
Gloomington: q. u. 9tptbmann.
Chicago: CT. gllpbonlus, *Wiau.
rus 3eaer; Ct. 9enebictus, *gSnl.
Glein; ct. 9onifacius, Sobn Meper
Ct. 8ran3iSfils, 7Gster $. S6nlitt;
ct. @eorg's g., *9luguit 9er6er;
Ct. Soiepb's, *Soiepb greoenonn;
gs. II. @. s., "Sodp. Gpprian 9an.
i6eib, 8. s. @t.; ct. aarl @orronl,
&ernon @aul; ct. @fotbias, Ger.
baro Sbome; ct. 9ticolans, *@eor9c
S. S6miot; Ct. Yeter's, gtic. Sos.
&luetih; ct. Sincent's, *Yeter
@bertsbGilier; Staats.&erbano, @nl.
Huuem.
Gullinspillc: *Sodw. $. 9. Se.
genbarbt.
Sanuille: s5rout gorbolo.
GoluarSsuillc: Sobn Stol5e; %. II.
@. s., "Sranf Sten5el.
Gait ct. 2onis: 9lnbreas 3ittel.
freeport: g8ilbelm Seder.
Solicit: "Marfus &rafar; Staats.
berbono, glnton Stboger.
Ga Salle: &aiinlir 3ipid.
2emUnt: Wtiboel s. @irten.
UT. Carmel: Sood)tp. 6ron5 9nboe.
yie,u gaSen: Sodru. @erbarb
Soennies.
Ieoria: ct. glntonius, George
s. geder; ct. gonifa5iits, 'SSobn
Soeft, Sr.; ct. Soiepb, *Seter S.
9ourideiot; Ct @iidael, George S.
Notban.
Ycfin: 'Sris Yreneer, CT.
Ecrn: ct. Soiepb's, "Seinrih
Giirtenba6.
Gninep: ct. Soiepb, 'Sobn 8.
2oenfer; Staatsperbano, IS. s.
Sedenfamp.
9iuf Sslenb: @olentin $. Eeter.
ShriunfirlN. *Nhri5t 9Iurhpiu .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

0ortieslna auf Der 4. Seite.l
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02

Advertise in the STANDARD.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
Typical Mining State.

The case of Nevada is typical.
1t looks barren enough to the
transcontinental traveller as he
sees it from his flying train. And
the census figures are not en-
couraging. Nevertheless Ne
vada has abundant potential
ties and will some day turn the
laugh upon those who have
made it the object of bitter and
ceaseless derislon. And irriga-
ton is the golden key which
will unlock the door of its really
immense resources. If the good
laws now used for getting lands
for speculation and cattle graz
ing shall be repealed by Con
gress, SO that the government
lands can remain government
lands until they are irrigated by
the government and turned over
to the real homesteaders. then
agriculture i'll the West will dou-
bic and quadruple and mining
and every Western industry will
jumpforward. The government
work now progressing so we'll
along the Truckee river promises
much for Nevada. 1t will bring
farmers to the State and they
will produce food for men and
forage for beasts. Fortunately
the public lands under the True
kee project have been reserved
by the Secretary of the Interior
from entry under the desert land
law and they only can be taken
up under the five-vear home
stead law. All such lands
throughout the West which
Uncle Sam may irrigate this
wear, Or in the next twenty five
years, should be in effect SO re-
served.
But take the matter of the
rich ore bodies Of Nevada. Why
do they lie undeveloped i'll spite
of the strenuous enterprise SO
characteristic of our time?
Simply because they are remote
from civilization. The cost OF
hauling supplies IN aud the pro-
duct out is prohibitory. These
silent districts with their poten-
tialities of wealth are waiting
for something to happen. And
that something is irrigation.
The watering of the lands i'll
their neighborkood means, first
of all, a permanent population
which may be drawn upon to
furnish labor in the development
of the mines. Next it means
food for men and teams at prices
which will permit the industry
to flourish. Finally. it means
an irresistible invitation to the
iron horse, for the railroad yer
follows where the forces of pro-
duction point the way.-Owens-
boro (Ky.) Messenger.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
FOR SALE.

Geo. Moesser announces that
he has on sale at the Fallon
Livery Stable several head of
work stock. from 100 to 1900
pounds in weight. These ami
mails will he sold cheap for cash.
Call and inspect them.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
Watch Repairing.

Joseph Jones, an expert watch
maker, is now located in Fallon
and is prepared to do watch
and clock repairing in a first
class manner. He can be found
at the Office of Steele, Have &
Co, Main street.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
Fourth of July Goods.

The [. H. Kent Company is
prepared to furnish flags, bunt-
ing, etc, for decorative pur-
poses \ large, select stock is
on the shelves and an inspection
of the same Is invited.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-07-02
HergfordS for Hawaii.

Al. Strackhan, manager of
Gov. Sparks stock farm shipped
two Hereford bulls to Hawaii
this week. The bulls are regis
tered and brought 5000 apiece.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21
Florida Phosphates.

The next great discovery Of phos.
plate rock in this country occurred
in Florida in 1883 and 'S9. There are
different forms OF this phosphate;
first, we have the land or boulder
phosphate, which occurs in rocky or
stony masses of varying size and
form, and varying from 80 to 40 per.
cent. of phosphoric acid; second, the
soft" phosphate, white powdery ma
terial, mixed with more or less kaolin
and containing from IS to 80 per cent.
phosphoric acid; thirdly, we have the
pebble form consisting of small, hard
rounded pebbles, which occur both
In the beds of the rivers, and in de-
posts on the land. They are varia-
Bile In composition, but range from
about 30 to SO per cent. of phosphoric
acid. The Florida rock constitutes a
very important source of phosphoric
acid, is highly esteemed, and is used
largely both at home and abroad.
Tennessee Phosphate.
Shortly after the discovery of phos.
plate rock in Florida, discoveries be-
gan to be made in Tennessee in the vi
clnity of Nashville, and later still i'm.
portant deposits began to be found
IN Maury county. Tenn, near Mt.
Pleasant. This rock, like the others,
Is variable in form and composition,
but the marketable varieties range
from 80 to 81 per cent. of phosphoric
acid. There are other important phos.
phatic deposits in the world, but those
Just described constitute the import.
ant ones for southern agriculture.
Having mentioned the chief sources
of nitrogen and phosphoric acid, we
VIII take a bird's-eye view of the
source Of potash
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21
WE TAKE ALL RISK.

The poor, thin, emaciated dyspeptic,
when he becomes plump and rosy after
using Mi-o-na. will forget that there is
such thing as Indigestion or stomach
troubles. This liberal coupon offer of
Z. Nj. Crosby & Co., means just what it
says, that Mi-o-na will cost you nothing
unless it increases weight and gives
freedom from stomach troubles.
Asan evidence of good faith when you
get box of Mi-o-na, leave fifty cents
on deposit with G. NJ. Crosby & Co. and
they will give you signed receipt,
stating that the money will be returned
to you IN case you are not satisfied
with the results you obtain from using
Mi-o-na
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opintes, and will not constlpate like
nearly all other cough medicine. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by G. M Crosby & Co.
Fortunately we seldom hear
what other people say about us.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
Sold by c. NJ. Crosby & Co.
Marriage is often the outcome
Of possessing a good income.
Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney and
bladder diseases. Sold by G. NJ. Crosby
& Co.
1t isn't the mirrors fault if the
woman isn't faultless
The surest and safest remedy for kid
ney and bladder diseases is Foley's Kid
neY Cure. Sold by @. M. Crosby & Co.
Life is a constant drill for
soldiers and bank burglars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver, of Philadelphia as follows
II was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
side, no appetite growing weaker day by
day Three physicians had given me up.
Then | was advised to use Electric Bit
tiers; to my great jog, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. [ con-
tinued their use for three weeks, and
am now we'll man. I know they rob-
bed the grave of another victim" No
one should fail to try them. Only SO
cents, guaranteed, at J. w, Legg &
Co.'S Drug Store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21
Agriculture For the

Agriculture For the Common Schools.
Many communications have come
TO this Department in recent years
asking us to recommend a. work
suitable as a textbook on agriculture
with the view of having it introduced
into the curriculum of our common
schools and also from many farmers
desiring work on general agricul.
ture in the south. Until recently we
have had nothing of that
kind prepared by any of
our own people, who are best ac-
quainted with the needs of the farm
ers of Georgia and neighboring South.
ern States. This department sug-
gested to Professor j. B. Hunnicutt
editor of The Southern CuLtiyator
the preparation of a work of this kind
and invited the cooperation of Profess
sor G. r. Glenn at that time School
Commissioner of the State of Georgia.
Such a work by Professor Hunnicutt
has just been issued from the pres
of the Foote & Davies Publishing Co.
OF Atlanta, and is, therefore. genu.
Inc home production, well adapted to
the farmer boys and girls of the South.
Every farmer should take bride in
his profession; for without such a
sentiment he cannot do his best work
BY pursuing proper methods ne can
instill the same sentiment into his
children, so that they will find both
pleasure and profit in learning how
to make the soil grow good crors.
If farming is ever to reach the
place which II should occupy. it win
be where the children have been
taught its usefulness and beauty in
the school room
The work of Professor Hunnicutt is
so simple that even a teacher. who is
entirely ignorant of the theory and
practice of farming, can use it with
profit to his pup.ls aad himself
Many books have been written on
agriculture, but they are all more or
less treatises on agricultural chemistry.
This work avoids this channel. but at
the same time adneres strictly to sci
entifc truth, while expressing it in
plain language.
1t teaches the history of agriculture.
treats of the composition and kinds of
soil, their preservation and improve
ment; how plants grow, the proper
use of manures and fertilizers; the Sc
lection and planting of seed with the
needed preparation of the soil TO-
their reception; the cultivation, gather
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-04-21
A Dreadful Moment.

A conductor on the Park line had an
experience the other day that is quite
certain to cause him many uncomforta-
BILE minutes in the future. His car
stopped at Spruce street to let middle
aged lady on. and as she took her seat
the conductor gave the motorman two
bells, and the car shot ahead When
the conductor entered the car, the wo-
man in question was looking out Of the
window and did not see his outstretch.
ed hand.
Fare, please" remarked the con.
ductor
The woman evidently did not hear
him, for she did not turn her head.
Neither did she hold out the necessary
coin.
Fare, please" said the conductor in
a louder tone
But the woman paid no heed Then
the conductor touched her on the shout.
der and in tone of voice that rang
through the car exclaimed:
''Your fare, please, LADY,
Then the woman turned hastily
around and looked at the conductor
The knight Of the bellcord gave one
gasp and fed to the back platform.
The woman was his mother-in-law.-
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