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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
T1Inn of All CouEa MedIcines.

Mr.. f. G. Case. mall carrier of Canton
Center. Conn, who has been in the U. S.
service for about sixteen years, says: we
have tried many cough medicines for Group.
but Chamberlains Cough Remedy is king
OF all and one to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the best remedy for coughs
and colds giving certain results and leaving
no bad after effects. We are never without
Il in the house"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
COMMENT ON CHANGE OF RULES
Likely TO Result In Many Indeci.ive
Contests.

BOSTON. Dec. lO--Haryard foot hall an
thorities, while interested in the proposed
changes in foot ball rules recommended by
the rules committee at Philadelphia yes
today.
Two men prominent in New England in
tercollegtate athletics, Dr. Paul c. Phillips
OF Amherst and Prof. Henry Wild Of Will
liams, who represent the faculty on the
athletic boards OF their respe; tive colleges,
commented today on the proposed changes.
Dr. Phillips favored the change recurring a
gain OF ten yards on three downs and be-
lieved also that all officials should be
chosen in advance of the foot ball season
Prof. Wild said; THE rules as proposed
would TO a certain extent improve the game
by causing more open play and insuring a
more strict system OF ufnpires and referees
| The rules, however, providing that the side
| having the ball must gain ten yards on
three downs or forfeit the ball to the other
side, substituting ten yards for the present
| requirement OF FIVE, would be likely to re-
| suit In an indecisive kicking game"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
Hencned hx Lifennrern

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 1o.-Today has been
strenuous for the life saving crews at the
Kitty Hawk, XIII Devil and Mays Head
stations. The first two battled against a
terrific sea for several hours I'm an effort TO
reach the stranded steamship Aragon and
finally succeeded in shooting line across
the vessels decks. After this the entire
crew OF twenty-ohe men were brouEht
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 1O.-Major Hugh N
swain, L. 8. A., retired. was today &C
Quilted of the charge of murder in the sec
ond degree in connection with the Staying
of Charles w. Jones, secretary of the
Houston Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany, OF which the father of Swain was at
the time president. On the first trial Major
Swain was convicted and given sentence
Of twenty-five years in the penitentiary
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

safely to shore in the breeches buoy. The
barge In tow of the Aragon stood the buff
feting of the sea and wind longer than Its
consort but stranded two miles north of
Nags Head at 80 o'clock in the afternoon.
This afternoon the Mays Head life saving
crew brought ashore its crew of Ave men In
the brooches buoy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
NO. THREE TEAM


RUsSIAVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1O.-Grover
Mason, Is years of age. who was injured
about the head during a foot ball game
three weeks ago is dead at his home here
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
Omaha Fighter knocked out.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec lO.-There was a
prize night across the Sioux river in South
Dakota this afternoon between kid"
Daugherty OF Chicago and kid" Asmussen
Of Omaha. Daugherty won in the third
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
Two Big Money
Savers

Read these two clubbing offers carefully. You will nots
hat they made up exclusively Of we'll known high grade
publications. We charging readers but little than
uehaf their actual value No other publication matter
how low their regular subscription price, make liberal
a offer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

Black Jack stems. EdhOlm. jeweler,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
Spirit of winning.

The makers of rules and the coaches OF
teams have laughed at tho fears of the
parents OF college boys and have smiled
at the cutlery against the brutalities OF the
game Win Win We must win-win al
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
WITH THE BOwLERs.

round. knocking out his opponent with
blow over the heart.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

NOvelties-Frenzer 18th and Dodge SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
sxnin Acquitted of Murder.

Bee Want Ads. Produce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11
hains-FrenEer, 18TH ana Dodge.

Sterling toilet sets Edholm, jeweler
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-21
Interesting News
From TyIer'S Capitol

young ladies of Alma, are the
guests of friends in town. They
will remain for the entertainment
to be given by the Ladies of the
Maccabees tomorrow night.
Jerome Duty, a brother of Clerk
Duty, who resides at Marietta,
was the guest of his brother last
evening, having been called from
his home to attend the funeral of
his nephew, G. G. Ankrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Robin
son and Anna Glover of Burton,
were the guests of J. w. Duty
and family Sunday night. They
were on their return from Cen
treville, where they accompanied
the remains of the late Rev. G. G.
Ankrom.
Ex-Sheriff Grim and his two
deputies are making a tour of the
county this week attempting to
collect all unsettled taxes. He
desires to soon close up his Off
cial business and give his atten-
ton to other matters in which ne
is interested.
E. A. Parks of Elk Fork, who
is operating a portable saw mill
on the land of J. w. Hawkins,
was in town yesterday to see the
Prosecuting Attorney as to the
law in relation to throwing saw
dust in to the creek, owing to
there being objections made by
parties owning adjoining land
down the creek.
O. W. o. Hardman and S. G..
Pyle attended a railroad meeting
yesterday at New Martinsville.
We understand a company was
organized for the purpose of con-
tracing a railroad from New
Martinsville to this place. There
has been considerable said on the
prospect of this road being built,
AMI Judge Jacobs seems very con-
fident that sufficient capital has
become interested to build the
road.
J. S. Roberts, of the firm of
Roberts Bros, of Iuka, came to
town yesterday in pursuance to
an agreement with Constable
Reed, who had a warrant for his
arrest issued by Squire Mar
shall upon The affidavit of Conssa-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-21

Middlebourne, March 21.-Miss
Mary Reppard has returned from
a lengthy visit with friends in
the upper end of the county.
Mrs. Ida Conway of Mead
Vile. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Reppard, for few days.
G.. A. Clendening, proml-
nent merchant of Bird, was reg
istered at the Hotel Central yes
terday.
Miss Sina Twyman performed
the duties of the County clerk
Saturday in the absence OF Clerk
DUTY. who was absent by reason
of the death of Rev. c. u. An
krOm.
Hon. P. H. Anderson of Friend
", was in town yesterday on his
way to Centreville. He was not
inclined to talk politics as usual,
while at the hotel.
l.. S. Stewart and wife return
ed last evening from visit with
relatives in Wetzel county, where
they have purchased property
and expect to move in the near
future.
J. w. Jackson has added a
handsome showcase to his store
room and, will soon have his
building plumbed for electric
lights, which indicates the pros
perity enjoyed.
E. T. Duty of Sancho, arrived
in town last evening and left IN
the hack this morning for Sis
tersville en- route to, Raven Rock,
where he was called by the ser
ious illness of his grandson.
Sheriff Shriver and his family
arrived last evening to become
residents of this town. The
dwelling house provided by the
county is undergoing repairs, and
they will board for a few days at
the Central Hotel.
C. D. Spencer, the proprietor
of the Swan Hotel, sold a very
fine span of draft horses yester-
day to Black and Robinson OF
New Martinsville. The price paid
is not definitely known, but is
was something like $500.
Misses Nan Patterson and
Edna Conway, two charming
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-21
A Dinner Invitation.

After a hearty meal a dose OF
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will pre-
vent an attack of Indigestion. 10
dol is a thorough digestant and
a guaranteed cure for indigestion,
dyspepsia, gason on the stomach,
sour risings, bad breath and all
stomach troubles. N. Watkins,
Lesbus, KY, says: II can testify
to the efficacy of Kodol in the
cure of stomach trouble. l was
afflicted with stomach trouble fo1
fifteen years, and have taken SIX
bottles of your Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, which has entirely cured
me. The six bottles were worth
$1,000 to me-" Sold by Opera
House Drug store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-21

who is also confined in jail await
ing an Indictment for grand lar
cenv committed at the Hotel Mer-
Ger in Sistersville. They were
together and taken to
Sistersville en- route to Parkers-
burg, where they will be safely
kent until after the trial OF
Chambers, and then returned to
the county Jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Officers Of 900.

Before the adjournment of the lodge
the following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing ,rrm:
l.. G, Lynch, exalted ruler; Joseph
Msnassr, esteemed leading knight J
G. Torrry ",teemed loyal knight
Robt +. Davis, esteemed occurring
knight 4 VI. Cushman, secretary
Lee Graham treasurer l.. J. Burk.
him, tyler; lI"nry : Chuhb, trustee.
The meetlag eight OF the lodge has
not yet been fixed, but the lodge will
be- called together 1T M early day
when these matters will be- attended
to. 1t il probable that meetings will
be held in Masonic Hall until suita-
BILE building can be secured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half OF mankind over
sixty years n age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge.
ment Of PROSTATE gland This - both
painful aud dangerous, and Foley
Kidney Cure should be- taken ~ the
fr.t sign Of danger, a. II corrects irreg-
ularltics aud has cured many old men
OF this disease Mr. Rodney Burnett,
Rock Port. M, writes Il suffered
with enlarged PROSTATE gland aud kid
ncy trouble for year., and after taking
tHo bottles Of Foley's Kidney Cure
feel better than have for twenty
years. although am now vi year,
old " ! " McCoilum y Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

work before them and predicted that
the baby ,odge" would soon be- one
OF the most important in the iurisdic-
ton, and l,o.ed with reference to
Gainesville which brought forth great
haud.clap jng. He lived in Gaines
Vile during the eighties and upon
this, his first visit since he removed
from here. ~ was naturally anxious To
see what 'hsnges had taken place. He
was agrccauiy surprised at the great
improvements on all sides, predicted q
great future for lhe city, aud upon his
return 10 Jacksonville the first thing
he would 90 would be to write his
wife, who MAS absent in the North, Of
his visit to their fret place OF residence
in Florida.
In his usual eloquent and impressive
manner, Attorney Robt, + Davis re-
sponded ro the toast The Baby
Lodge" referring % Gainesville No,
900. Mr., Davis il known throughout
the state r. speaker Of ability, and
notwithstanding that he was green"
in this work, he delivered an address
which vas really the address Of the
evening aud at the conclusion he was
the recipient Of hearty applause and
many compliments.
At the close ~ Attorney Davis talk
the toastmas,rr declared the meeting
adjourned, bat IL will be- = night long
remembered IN Gainesville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04
p O. $ Or A. BANQUET.
Many We're Present 20 ENJOY Festv,-
ties Of That Famous Order,


On" OF the lArR"sl s"c'Ai entertain -
m"uu' given IN "aihr''''Ie Tor some
time pa.t was that 81 me fa'f'o''e w.
der sons o' Am"r''a. when occurred
o. their camp Wednesday evening
II having been ier'd"l 10y the m'h-
hpr- To devote every MN "Wednesday
month TO ~ entertainment Tor not
only the camp bnt th"ir hn'ii'' As
vel, this. the h''' OCCASION was GER
tAinly asuccT'' '1 r."tj respect
~ O'Clock At least ''RhV were
YT"-"nt % Whi'h 'i"-'hIfa W"f" IA
dtrs
The camp frs' .p'n"d W''h prayer
boy the chaplain i'..'~"d ~ IL" '"'
marks addressed manly "a N" IA''''
present after V'.ch 81 ""f" invited
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-04

N8t,s- . hsfsbJ Eirsn that after iAis
p-t,-~ IA be- gqblsh-d Zoe iosF
v.eks shall apgly o. Hoe =. I
wills J8dss % The Circat Co1fi
Eiskth J5etciAl Circuit Of ll0Tlds. "a
an6 fog Aiaskoa sogntJ. fiofbaa, tof
&c order aafkofistna Ne - eepfs Efa
WaFf. Q m5bof, " u hufcA,
Aaxzsl zart. ip18
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

6ur Snbiana: Sbeiltpeiie beu6Ift beute
Ia9t un6 an Sreitas, wabri4einIi4
S4auer i'm iibIi9en TbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Staotnemtsfettem.

@larf Woore, 1888 Sbelbon
Str, tpiro fi9 bsute ssgsrt bic Mntlags
oes Weiberprtsslns su bsrantuortsn
BADEN.
Arthur Worrow Der mil
Wafen aebrobt unb R9 unf1dtbissr &s.
~oensarten hsbient BADEN ioq, tpurbe
uom poli3ifsn StOooaro fstgsnom.
men.
lob. 3 NJ ION, 624 Wef
Warplanb Str. ben Die Eeteftibs Sa.
lep unb Splan cls BummIer berbaite.
ten. wuroe obne 3uIafung bon 8hrg,
i4aft gsbalten.
Der II m ) Der o o T.
flee In bas nsus gunossgsbdubs purbs
auf ben Is. September bsrf9obsn. Die
Office bss gunbesmari9aus tpiro erf
am Greitag nd9fsr WO9e bsrIsgt
tperben.
Die 8eb rbe 6ffen tli9er
arbeitsn bat bon O. u. 9ilsemeier unb
anbersn etpa 100 SUB 6lubufsr fir
$500 ausetauft, um bort bic bon Der
Gtabt beuiliete 8aoanifalt Su er-
ri9tsn.
6err 9 onrao 81 deIba 8
nebf Satin treten beute cine @eiie
na9 california on, woIelbft fe aud
ibren @interaufentbalt nebmen tperb.n.
6err Greo. &iebel nsbF Satin urb
9o6ter bsfinhen fi9 eb%snfals In beren
@sieaf9aft.
sGs bbeitsbeb6rbe
orObt, ole gsr3te 3u perbaften, iueI9e
anfsdsnbe 2rantbsitsn ni9t our 4n-
msloung bringen. Or. Scene iagt,
baB er smsi 5due bon sdarladfieber
fano, usl&e Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ni4t aemeloet tuurben.
Snbem 0au { ibres Sobnes
WiIiam g. Brommer, Geo. 864 gng-
ltd Gbe., fsisrts gstsrn 6rau Maria
Brommer ibren 70. @~sburtstag. Die
alte Tame IN trob ibres bobsn Nlters
nod riffis, 9efuno unb munter, UNI
ihre bdusli@e arbsit au tsrri9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

. auerInub n iBi1ein.-
@batlss Sammspsr. @obnbaus, 1920
Central Nbe., s5. 720.-g. 6. Ntfins
& Co., &sparatursn, @apitol ape.,
nabe Ssnrp Str, 81. 500. = Dr.. 6.
2amar. Cottage, 9untsr unb MOrris
Str, $1,000. - SObn 6. @raig,
Cottage, Soutbeafsrn Nbe., nabe
8rombriSse Str, 81. 900. = Wilton
We@oro, Cottage, 20. Str. unb NOrtb.
mefiern abs., 81, 000.-@. 9. @aplor,
Cottage, Mortbwsfsrn gbe., rtabe Son.
srsB Str, $1,000. - Bruce Solp.
Cottage, Wbittier. nabe Qomen Ctr,
81, OOO.-O. 3. @aoe. @ottase, Mes
rioian, nabs 2sQp Str, $500. -
Stella gbmarbs, Cottage, Sbeloon.
nabe Bite Str. $S75.-2. 6. Cline,
auei W%Obnbdufer. Sninois unb Is.
Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

QocaIsD etterbert9t.
Drobenb unb sslegentli9e S9auer beute
Ra9t unb am Sreitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Quarantine =Yroflamattom,

f4gI. Mnutneung Don Serbiitnngss Wafs
reaflu. B: SIM Sale bon 3eitiIen5 ooer epioemiiteu
Sraufbeiten, poer @efahr bon mutbmaBlider, naben,
Der geftiIen5 ooer epibemiidsn &rantheiten, poer
falls bic i~anitdren 8uftdnbe Der Staot iOIden Cha
rafters Iein %iolten, oa5 es sereftfcrtist eriheiut, iGa
6 bic @Hidt s~enannter aommiHdrs iein, iolde Der
baltu nasmaBreseIn pursunebmen, an;uuronen uno
easfhbren Su Iafen, iOIde SanOlunsen fir bic Or
baItune Der 6fentlihen @eiunobeit bOr5unebmer,
ipenrL aud bierin poer anoerspo niht oa5u ermdh=
tist, aIs ~Sieiel6en in sutem @lauben fir bic 5ffent=
IiGe B0blfabrt unb Siderbeit S~erlansen 5u f0nnen
eenten: unb serannten 9Ommifdre, in anseIeser=
beiten bic %6ffentlid, @eiunobeit Der Staot ansebeno
f5nHen nit Der Itaatlifen MISUNDERSTANDING SUI
Iammenpirfen, falls tie es fur rdtbis ooer bortbeil-
BAIT baIteu.
Sn llebereinftimmuna nit Der uben anaeflbrten
DroinanS 1871 ertIdren mir biermit ben Eiitrift, be-
sren5t BON Sanoer Ctr. i'm ROroen, Sho Gait Str.
i'm Often, 9incoln Ctr. i'm Sioen uno MabiiOn aue.
i'm sssiten; e~benfals ben Siitritt, besrenst bon Rc=
gartp Str. i'm &erben, Sho SHERIDAN Str. i'm Often,
&prris Str. i'm Shoen uno Gbaopid Str. i'm Beiten
- ais SHarladfeber 9itritt- uno ~beitiurmen bi.r=
nit bic folsenoeu 0uarantdne=S orihrifteu
aeiner Beriun, &er5te anssenOninen. ipiro erIaubt,
6duier, in uelden notwithstanding fino, 5u be-
treten Ooer 5u perlaheu, aus9eHummen nit grIaubuis
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Solde GrIaubnis piro benz
erudbrer Der 5amilie auf Nniudeu 9eseben ueroen,
peHn es obne Su sroBes SiiifO seideben fam.
Suaben uno Rdoden inter IS Sabren piro uidt
erlaubt, ibre eisnen SdumIiateiten Ooer S6fe Su
b~erlafeu uoer aui Der Stra6e 81 eri6einen.
Sieie oer6ffentlitten 8esuIatipneu baben @eieses=
TRAIT uuo Hebertreiunssn ueroen nit 500 bis 5000
keiraft.
ggtra=B OIi5iten uerben in oieen 8iitrifteu pa.
irounireH uno ieoeu usrbaften, Der oieie 6esula=
iisnen %ibertritt.
t1Hterihrieben,
Sic apmmifare,
Department frr 6~fsntIifs @efunSbeit uno
gS0bIthaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

@barlesWaper, Elm G9mieb,
636 Sutton Str, puroe ssitern unter
antla9e ssfeat, feline Grau geidlagsn
gu habsn. 2aut ausiassn Der Rabler
9na uno Sbine, tuslde ben Wann fsn=
nabmen, 1T ct i9on fsit msbrsren 8a.
gen bstrrntsn gswsien unb in bisism
3ufanbe periebte er Der Srau einen
6aufidlag ins @sf8t, Der ibr bic
2ippe fpaltete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Thern0meterfane.
Wisss-Mltar - rab.
O eb n:


SenisI unb 9aiip Garter, Wdb6sn.
- Nnbp unb Nora @ioia. 2nabe. :
Wm. unb Mauo Staupi, 2nabs. -
Scbn unb gmma Wepbearion.
2nabe. = Samss uno Bertha Saa.
Wdo9sn,-2arl unb psarl Oneronp,
2nabe. - @bas. unb Matp 8lafs.
Wdbden. - Otto uno Nibian Sobn,
2nabe. = Sacob unb Warp 2sHIer.
Wdb9en. = Soispb unb Nnna Srant'
lin, 3nabe. - 6. 6. unb &ofa Stott,
2nabs. - SEQ. uno 6attie gamp.
fislb. 9nabe. = @eo. unb Mar9arett
@emfOn, Mdbdsn. = &obsrt UNI
Grace Mpsrs, MdbGen.
Uetraut.
@6as. Worton-Nfma Goots.
5opart 9abis-Winifre Sot9tiB.
Grant Sebman-6raness Se9opf.
Sames Sraes-gmma San.
2aurence Sorner-8siRs Smith.
Wm. SsWitt-Sba Barrier.
Carl Srate-pearl grptpn.
9omer 3ins-gertba Jor.
@lmer @oobpin-pruba 9rafe.
3bomas parslep-Wars. Sonss.
Ora @linnt-@tbsI 8ef.
Sobn @oot-gla 6edtmann.
Bert Saplor-@lfe Sersig.
Walter Wari6-@arrie S9ulb.
Sames Satpfon-gona Gelep.
goois 9owosrs-4atie Spsin.
6rant 2anibtn-Neaie 8sfi.
6r.o Mtaer-Sba Woors.
Sobn Bertha gomero = &ita 8ol3er.
Wm. &i9arbs-gmma S6uraro.
SEQ. grou9-3oula MQifon.
Sos. @ramling-Inna StriseeI.
Nrthur 2ilnsr-2is3ie Npers.
Uehprben:
Nnna 8robss, 40 Sabre, Marion
@ounip Niplum. - @li3abetb Sepler,
60 Sabre, 2032 Sugar @robe 9be.-
Sas. gaifon, Is Wonats, 1108 Roo.
isbelt Apenue. -S @onIep, =.
19 6. Bebile Nbenue. = Worep 6.
@olsr, as Sabre IL Wonats, 10 Wc'
Gin. -&obsr Biis, / Gag, 80 llnior
StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

phex Bertani&en eines 0si3affes probirsn Ste
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Simmer 81. 8iteeraIb eebdnSs, RsrhbpiiAe eAs
lWartet Gtrabe unh Stride.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
8aie=Haa.

n.
SnoianappIis, 6. Sept.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Sic 3pmmiK1re,

Department fir 6fsntIihs @eiunSbeit uno
gSoblthaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Grumoeigentbums .Hetertrasunsen.

Burt, Got 5, eorrett Ylnes Noo.,
fhbli9e Settle BON Soutbeatern NUs.,
weffli1 bon &ural Str. $500.
Wiliam 8. Barlom an Sarab &.
Gtaleup, Got 102, SraOlsp II. a., Of
WaibinstOn Str. Ioo., 0fli4e Settle
bon Ssnnp Str, norbli1 bon New
Sort Str. 81. 800.
Wiliam 6. glber on goparb @.
8oo3 u. H., 9ots SO uno 40. Clifton
place Nob., iioli9e Settle bon 80.
Str, $500.
gilbert q. @rail an Nrtbur 8. &i.
9aros. She'll bon Got 2 unb 8, Blod
8, Worbpte @rnnbbism Mooition, 40
BET 140 SUB. bsrbsTsrt, 0fli6e Settle
Der gsasfOntaine Ctr, nOroli@ BON
25. Str, $500.
Soa Or. Ceilings an German s.
Wartens, 2ots 5 unb 6, 2omman's
SubbibiRon, IubsnlOt ia. GIL bsi
IT'S SUB, bsrbsKert. n6roli9e Settle Der
ct. Clair Str, weiilia bon st. Wapns
gps., $1,000.
6arlan 3. Sanders an Warp Wes
@artbp, She'll bon Got 18, Bruce plaee
gooiticn, 40 BEL GA. 33 SUB, berbshsrt,
Saowsft.gds Der %. Str. uno Sem
trail Npe., $4,000.
elmer 9. 2alsp an @entral Sruf
COMPANY. Got 8, 9sitsnba4's aooition,
35 bel 172 SUB. pacant, 6fli4e settle
Der Bart Aps.. iiioli9 bon 10. Str,
$500.
Sames s.. Moore an Sbomas Bart
lett, She'll bon 8lpd q. S~ObnfOn's
grbsn abolition. 80 BEL 1873 SUB. psr=
bsHert, 6flide Settle Der 8sllefOntaine
Str, itiolid bon 10. Str. $4,000.
gli,abeth g. Coulter on Mnnie st..
Slo,encs. Got 81, 8lats's Subbipiion
Outlot 1856 unb 167, 40 BEL 125 Sub.
bsrb., OFisits Der Japstts Str, iios
lid bon 10. Str. $500.
CLAUDE q. Ri9is an @sorge 8. Biz
f6op, Saeil bon Got 60. &sasan gart
NobitiOn, 80 bel 40 Sub. osrb., NOros
Istte Der %. Str, peflid bon aiblano
Nps. $1,000.
2aura 6. @abpalubsr an abam 6.
Gtonebouie u. u, Got SO, 3epfone
Bart aooition, 40 bel 143 SUB, bsrb
Siomefsde &absr uno @onsrsb Ctr.
$3450.
Winiam gnelii6 an 2afapette puI.
man, elm 3beil Der Ssetionen 8 uno 9,
8ibp. Is. @ange 8, 1.66adsr. Wapne
5ihp. 1864.
@i0iam Wopre an 6reo. @oons u.
", elm 8heil Ter Got Is in Barriers
gommiIfionersS ubbioiFOn zines Shells
bon Senbsrions 4ebitior, A. Bel 162
5ub, rerbehert, Norbuefede Der ST.
note Mbsnue unb 9. Ctr. $4,000.
Samantha 2spis an glmira Sbiede,
Got % In WcRernans Subbipifon Der
Mubsnlot 100, 80 bel 1l9 CUB, bers
bsHsrt, @orbieits Der Buchanan Str,
tpsfli9 bon Nobls Sir. 1850.
@barIss 8. @9satbam an arlina q.
6einri9s. 8beil bon Got 2, @innebse
u. u. Subj, S6sil bon Nubenlot 157,
13 81 Bel 67.6 6uB, bsrbsRsrt, peff.
li9e Seits Der Wanes Str, iioli1 bon
9ablep Str. $1,000.
Sonatb1n u. Wurpbp an SoIepbine
Surbp. S6sil bon Got 2, Burton &
@ampben's Bart plaee Mob, 40 BEL
AS CUB. bsrbsKsrt, iiobfli9s Gde
Der Capitol aps. unb 80. Str. ST.
IT'S.
Cornelius 9. Solopap on gbarlss
6. @offn. Srufse. She'll bon 2oi Ia.
Damn u. u. Subj, She'll bon Got "a,
Sobnfon's grbsn Mob., g. 10 Bel 1874
GuB, berbsfsrt, tusfli9e Settle Der
Nihlano Abe , n6roli9 BON 20. Ctr.
80, 900.
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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-29
a SHORT AND GOOD ROTATION

SHORT AND GOOD ROTATION.
If any man owning II prairie farm
within the limits Of the corn belt will
just put into operation the following
system Of crop rotation--viZ. first year
corn, second year some cereal crop.
wheat, rye, oats or barley, seeding this
crop down with clover; third year take
off crop OF clover hay In July and
plow under the second crop the last
OF September, planting again to corn
The fourth ycar-~he will do that which
VIII Insure him at least sixty bushels
of corn 70 the acre, fifty Of oats and II
soil which will under such system grow
constantly richer and more productive.
This plan may very well be varied
little to suit farm needs by keeping the
field year In pasture in addition and
by using on the field, preferably In con
nectiOn with the coru crop. all tho avail
able fertilizer on the farm. Doing this
and keeping enough stock to consume
all the products Of the land on the
farm will enable the probate court to
turn over to the heirs moro fertile
md valuable farm than when 1t was
lrst reclaimed from the wild.