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ASHFORD. W8rronville.

Mrs. W. Landon is ill, and under the doctors care.
 Fred Bebbington has purchased two fine team horses.
 Rev. G. O. Chappell spent a few days in Chester last week.
 State Police M. s. Louks spent a few days at his home in Warrenville last week.
 w. Wilson of Staffordville spent Thanksgiving at A. E. Howlett's of Warrenville. .-..
 Miss Ida Louks of Pawtucket, R. l., spent few days last week at her home in Warrenville.
 Rev. E. P. Mathewson of Hopking- ton, R. l., conducted the Thursday evening prayer meeting at the Bap- tist church.
 Mrs. Mary Knowlton, 60, died at her sisters home in West Ashford Nov. .26. She leaves three sisters, Mrs. John Church of Putnam, Mrs. Phillips of York, Pa., and Mrs. D. W. Shurtliff of West Ashford, also one brother, N. s. Knowlton, of West Ashford. Mrs. Knowlton has been failing for long time with nervous troubles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

Z, !, ors I have no reason to doubt their
loyalty, and am. therefore, WILING & 20 g
Wait until the general primary, - he e,n
for the nomination Of state officers; te q
them to decide which Of the canulaates
thev ' prefer for lieutenant g overnor, .t
. III Information have received dur
Ing tho past week gives oyerWhelm ?, ,n,,
proof Of hearty support IN every tyt a9e 'aS
OF Virginia. and y am sure VIM 49,
mond Will not be less loyal. y.
NJ have only the highest esteenl .ai !s1
Mr.. cabell, and that opinion y sha ,,., !
BY my friends beg 70 assure nm that
shall endeayor so to conduGl me .c sp,11,
paign as to continue to deserve his hlgll
regard ra and tho confidence and respect
Of the people among whom ! have liysd
all my days, always remembering that
my competitors are rs worthy y, 9. IN, lhS
high honor II seek as 4 am + he VIII
az tho Same there cnn be no Bitterness
but only pleasant memories for each OF
lis OF the campaign OF I 1908.
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Old Truths j Still True.

4 There are certain old trut hs wnlcil "A
will be8truc as long as this world en-
gress can alter. One of these is the &
truth that tho primary duty o. me
husband Is to he the home maker. INC
bread swimmers for his wife q nd chii. II
drsn and that the Phrm mai sty Ne
housewife and other. The woman
should have ~ ample M educational adj
&vnntages but save In exceptional cases
tho man must be- and she need 4 not
be and genera'ty, 09 Y g 20 tha
aaftcrsa certain point the training Of
n he two must no rmal " be Inherent
because the duties OF. the two Il IRE
mean, inequality o.! function.tsbu but #
does mean tha { normally here must
DO d Isslnlllarity OF SifunctIon.@ Onath
whole, II think the duty of the wo man
mere ~
$onEthe whole Issrespect the woman
who does her. duty even more than I 4
respect he man who does his.
ordinary work done By, s ! q, "
a as the work OF q woman who Is bring
Ing up ~ family OF small children;
Sforlnpon. critlme5 and strength demands t
are only every hour q the
AFTER nlght'to take care OF I, sick child,
,land yetI mus by 4 day continue to- do.
8allE,her household duties as we'll :8nd
If the family means are scant she
must usually enjoy even her rare
holidays taking her whole brood OF
( children wi tn her. Thebirthpanks make
Il all men tho debtors OF all y women:
Above all our sympathy and regard
arc due to the struggling wives among
those whom Abraham lincoln called
\ the aplnin5a people, and whom no 80
loved and trusted: for the lives OF
these women are often led on tho
lonely hetghts Of quiet, self-sacrlflc- I
Ing Nerolsm. II sli "a
Work Of the Mother.
Just as the happiest and most honor
able and most useful tn SIX that can be
t the SUI support Of his Wife and family
for the bring cling up 1, and starting II, 4
y llfc pf his children, so the most
important, the most honorable and
4 desirable task which can DO set any
woman is to be n a good and wise
motler IN 4 a home marked by self
4 respect and mutua forhearance, by
Willingness to perform uty, Ind by
refusal to sink into self-!ndulsences \
( or avoid tina t which entails effort and
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only tho $4,000, but additional sums.
FwhichgI have from time to time borrowed
for this purpose. all Of which obligations
are not yet paid off. The improvements
upon my real estate are, from year to-
year, Increasing my income, as most "
!, this rea estate Is located In the city Or
washington, 1T Is taxed there. and not
III Virginia.. My real estate " Ea irfax
county, and all OF my persona pro perty
are taxed \ In Virginia. iaas 81 !,
Reference to my. personal props ~ tax
returns for several years past now ~
FILE in the clerks Office OF Fairfax county,
and from which tho books Of the Auditor
4 OF Public Accounts are made. VIII show
the following income: ,, 4 ". 1,
1901 .,,",..
1909 I. ,,,,,.,..,.,,,, ,..,. l-rUtp
1908 ..,.,.,. o,vs"
Losses sustained during year, 1850.
leaving no net Income. Y
Now Pays Income Tax. II.
These losses consist in the purchase
~ lease and furniture Of old illard's
Hotel, upon the latter OF which rallsa
to realize, and the operat lon OF the OF
Wlllard's Hotel, know as n az I'M ~
For tho year 1904 my incoma was $st,aui
losses sustained during year, $oa,b le'iV1
ing no net income. I,
These losses CO nsistg m n q dllecL loss,
which, I sustained from " hank fail
and an indirect loss In the salo ofa cer-
tain securities, which slle was q direct
gresult OF the said "a lure, I.
,sisOS, SO 900; deduct statutory amount am
5000 net Income, -, 400 4. Z. ~
The Increase of income shown for 1909
HIS due to q 40 per cent dividend declared
by the Virginia Hotel Company " hteh
owns y,5n and leases the new lizard y Hotel,
ftalized AT $500 900, 4 or FIVE hundred shares
h q stock al 81, 900 per shore, or this
am the owner OF 4s77 shares. he 1o per
cent. dividend referred 70 49, the f ~ ~
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STAND BY THEIR GUNS.
Finance Committee Shows No
Quarter to Money Lenders.

Tho Finance Committee last night de-
$clined 10 reduce the license tax OH money
lenders from $500, where IT was placed a +
a previous meet irg. & Ey
Captain George D. Wise appeared for
them. and later. in executive session., the
bod " declined to reconsider
The license tax on six OF the leading
real estate agents, heretofor fixed at
4 500, was put back to $50, where Il origins
h ally WAS. H. tas u IS. i;
i The committee fixed the tax on Fran
, cione's restaurant at SIS. putting him In
the class with the regular hotels. This
wa red uced to 80, e. Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
"a GALLANT SOLDIER.
Funeral Of Captain Dau gherty to
he Attended bX Richm ders. 4.

quite q. number 81 r chmond people will
go down to Newport News to-day : to at
tend the funeral of Captain William = 7.
Daugherty, who. died on Sunday. ca ptainj
Frank wv Cunningham, a, lifelong friend;
Ct tho deceased, & vii sing q solo g & the
service. ", 'sS{Ss vs. , Si, 5.t
Captain Daugherty was as brave rave q
t the C {; AZ er rae He served in the Old
Dominion Dragons Fitz Lee cavalry,
and displayed in tho battle Of kelly's
Ford re1narkab Bile heroism. He and Wash!
lngton Young. OF Dinwiddle, I, g a1 fellow
Just bc;ora reaching the stonewall they
discovered that hey were alone, the COM
fpany having withdrawn, hey turned to
retreat and Young was shot dow q bul-
let entering one ear and going out Of the
other, though shells were falling al
about him Daughcrty stopped, picked up
the body OF his conrade and bore It from
the field. IIe was wounded and being
Of tho late Captain Thomas Cunningham
until he recovered. vi & "A n 5 itSss
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llvidend declared by that com.

and only dividend declared by that COM
'pnny. " N S I'll "a s3
The first year spont in Richmond,
1902, occupied u furnished house. The
books In the Office OF the commissioner
OF revenue for tho city OF Richmond Il sls
5erty listed for taxation In Richmond for,
1901 (really for the year 1908. Sc, 600, u Of
which property. books and portraits are
.hcn-taxable. iSs3s 4s 81 Nh ltsa
In Fairfax county for 1904. piano, which!
appears and Is valued at $50, Is an old
heirloom In ms family. and. I think, ~
no value other than ia ssentimental one,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
CORN vs., RYE,

8 Considerable attention has been sttrae,S
ed by tho tastily arranged window OF y, Y
Solomon, No. 40 East Broad 2 tree' lii
one window the rye In It's natt1Tal st a. ate
hut tends y 10 make more pr0msnehl me
bottled product which lnade kentuchss
famous. While In the oppos Ito \ window
the yellow grnLaed tasselled corn waves
"a tempting invitation to the lover 0f thas
5fayorite Tar Heel baYara &c, ~ rsasly
n'orti, going up town 90 ses,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
ASK A! ( ]. RICHMOND !
TO /. DETERMINE
N CONTINUED from First FPag,e,)

Sdtdate for &Lieutenant- Governor. Il have
4 never at any time told Mr.. #Cabell thatsI
would not no q candidate for that Office.
y He announced his ddacy, and declared
thai t he was in the field to stay, two days
before I made public my decision not ito
be q candidate. AS - we'll known, Il sub
sequentlya re considered that conclusion,
and In response !. to requests from almost
every county In the State, I am now a
candida tc. III tsss.3 sii M s St
a5 - ''NIr, Cabell says that my 'belated' ans
4 ncuncement presents ascompllcation not
Eor his making, bit the consequences Of
which he does not fear, nor does he In
tend to retire from the race. and yet ar
Il ter making this strong denial of any pur-
pose to ! retire. he adds that desiring
however, to relieve the party OF any local
dissension in tho State campaigns, he
proposes that We have a. primary to de-A
ternline which OF us Is the sch olceS of tho
people Of Richmond. There is In my
opinion not tho slightest occasion for
the suggestion There is no occasion for
a primary. There is already q /, d lon nd
for two primaries. one for5stlle nominal
8tion OF city officers, and one for the
nomination Of State officers. I don't
think our people could stand n third. 81
Ss5l ar know K OF no fractional differences
growing out OF the fact that there arc
two candidates from this city, have
seen no evidence OF unkind feeling. and
IL there was ] know Of nothing that
would more certainly bring about the re-
suit he seems so much to deplore as a
heated contest. such as lie proposes.
must, therefore, decline to accede to his
suggestion. ~ I, st
~ have the most implicit confidence
In the Democrats of Richmond They
have bestowed upon mo their highest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
The Home and the Family.


3ssBut tho nation Is in q bad b way II
8notIof the right kind n II the man Is
not q good husband and father. II he
ID brutal 4 Or coward ~ or sci fish ~
the woman has lost her sense OF duty
! sc she Is sunk in va pid self -lndulge
or has let her nature Sbe 81 tSyls ed SO
that she prefers Il sterile spseudo-inl-.it
stellccttlallty to that great and bea uti-
fulisdeYcloptncnt OF character : W hlch Z
comes only to those whose lives know
the ftlllness Il Of duty 81 done, VI OF fort
made and sclf-sacrificc undcrg ono
5456 Ina the las tsnnalyslsR the Welt re OF 1
the State depends absolutely pom Z
whether or not "a tlie; q yerage famlly.{
the average man and woman z q nd \ ncir3i
children, represent the kind o T 81 IL
5zcnsIlip III forss the foundAt on OF y o.,
great nation: and lft sWG $fatl = g ;IppIr,e-
clate this We. fall TO g ,ths
civilization Is based rs III L, 3 y !.
material growth. no bril liance OF ar
Stlstic&devel opment, Will perin ncntly
avail any people unless It's zone lie
Bfs2healthy, unless the VI avera sc EE mar
possesses honesty, courage, common
sense and decency, unless !. &c " rks
hard and is willing Mt need a fight
hard and unless the average sWon man is3
a good wife, 10 go cd mother. able and
willing to perform tho first and great
est utyaof$'womnnhood, able and will
Ing to bear, and to bring UP as ith icy
should he brought up. hcaltn y chill
dren, sound In body, mind, and char.
actcr, and numerous enough 50 "a haL
tho race shall increase and not sie' Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
|NADENvER|
Three | /. 4 ARE SLAIN.
iCrazed lby Losing Lawsuit Man
Kills Plaintiff and; and Wife Wife
and 1nj,rcsSp Others; thlesrs. s..s3l
SET EAEM 1 / s; Y, HOME E: AFIREI
Police Charge Barrilceadted House FL Use
Of Murderer, & Who WI q Was Vas 83.;
Found Dying ,j..33..
SET ENEMY KS HOME I ] E. AF V ! 1:

}$3s fsnetial "a mo Tin es- y lspa tch3
81 1oFSNV'I1R March 10 Three dead ana i,ltl
three wounded two of whom VIII d lt,.
- "a Hours 5111orillng between
maniac and half the police force !, and y
nil tho deputy sherlffs Of Park Hill, N y
sSr6 u, b The IL bs spaea,oas
from from. i,nderS over.
BIS q TlID DEAD.
la SILL. Ely. N, 4
sILi1.3 MRS KEY S IL
aS ISL. - n 6 FATALLY5 WOUNDED. &
SDULIN, TEaAJlISH police surgeon, shot
through the adou'el'. VIII not su Y iN
y. ny srIiasT GEO Ist1, d point OF
asath from heart disease aggravated t Az
8 sl'ock. .g1sr,RroI1s1j;Y Nv LNDED
81 BOT A III. JsTIfL1 police captain
shof Ih 11Tisi,' ~ II iegsS9
~ ~ -. = 11: Over Fence
Due TO q = ..e,> -
The spectacular and fatal battle was
sduelto a iieighborhood dispute over 81, 4. q
line fence tween Ishissler and the slls
$versy onIInlied many mont tbs and be-
came more and more INTENSE. Shissler,s
who was empl ed by he Halleck Lnm.i
bsr G9mpanI there
would Be Strouble during the day. 1nas-i
much as ia wa s considered eccentric no
attention paid the wgrning a, III,
crossed lila yard, armed with d repeating
dead .ss boring ri a. hole through his head.
hit Il s his Sshot and killed her without
z a word l
III Returning Il TO bis OWL home, Shlssleri
secured q a can I Of kerosene. cinptied II
and stood off the crowd which gathered
while Tho riace burned The fire and
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The Inevitable Result

10 ali e, III, then, the whole matter
I IL simple enough RI. e. II Ell therE a race Or
q an Individual prefers the plea sures OF
q mere 3g frortless case 9 & eafTihdui-
fnitely3F higher pleasures 7 hat come tot
s. ilnitelyg higher pleasures chat come 70
those who know the toll "a nd the
wea riness, a but 4 also the Joy, 10 T. hard
Il duty well done, why, = tat race lor thar
Individual ! must inevit a.bly II ne 81 "a q
a nay the penalty OF leading q life pom
4 vapld and Signoble. No man q nd no
Il woman really wor thy Of the name can
care for the life spent So elyt o.. cn!ei1y
In the avoidance OF FISK ana tro sIa!,
the prizes worth having in i fe must
II be- paid !. for, { and the Il 70 worth living
g must Boz n life OF work for q wort ny
END. and ord lnar!ly OF work more Tor
others than for one 8 sci I. 55att S.i
sSs5 The 81 man VI Is "a bu t Il O poor crea turei
NJ VII osc effort is otsrathera for the bet
II tcrn1nnt of5hls wife and children than
! for himself and as for the other,
aher very name stands for loving un-!
sclfshness and Z self bneg alton ,3& and,
aGi r any society Al to exist, is frnughtl
with associations which rendersiglt}
4 holy. 81 3$ III 9l5lg
This woman's task is no q easy-aot
task worth doing Is casy-but in do
\ Ing I'll, and when she has done 1t. there
& Shall cUnlc til her the highest ard
y hottest Joy kno wn to mankind; and
having sdoneSit,i she shall have the re-
81 wal d III O DnasieG IN Scripture: for he.'
husband and her children, yes, and all,
81 people who realize that n her work les
at the foundation OF all ational hap
Il piness and greatness, shall rise up ana
Il call 4 her blessed. IA Si. RI IS 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
4 Missions at Emmanuel.

There Will be an Interesting .wonlan'ss
missionary meeting at Emmanuel baptist
Church Tonight Mrs; sagRbS q West y
Nv, S. Leake,g OF tha city VIII be present,
to talk over mis- sion work With the ladies'
i0f Emmanuel, aSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Working for M on r,!l.s 4 III !.

H The sons OF Confederate Veterans all
over the South are hard at work raising
funds for the eyep tl Ion gof "a ms nlment to
the Con fed era % women OF the south IA s
good !. deal OF llteratpre \. bearing ON the.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
STRONG REPLY
FROM WILLARD.
4 (ContInued from FIRST I'a SEQ n

lis purpose 10 TO inJure me polite lly,
u, however. do not fear q fair judgment
supon the facts which e submit 81 4 s
n Tho value OF my property has been
greatly exa ggerated, H II consists largely
on real estate I'M the cit Of NVashlngtoll.i
Inherited from my, fat her a lsls deaih
$ins1S7. B His as TIA To consisted chile of3 ur-
3 improved real estata from VIII len the In
come n was COM IA lively snlal and {
isonat thing less Than $500, 0O0 soe personal
sproncrty. NY pol Icy. wa 9, md has been,
St1 siplproY the real est All u he LEI and
for tls!s pllr pose NaYe pended = not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

s,AS q VARIANT EE a IA Y AZ oR PILE
sItching, Blind \ Iced lrlg or Frotrudlng
R!lss ssiE ysfna sra
you lit 8 % al avs Y,
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mothers HEAR
president S|P'E| | ] ! k
SEondenins Race Suicidc't and.
Points out Duties Ut Heads
! VI #ofs Families. .i85
ADMIRATION I. FOR THE WOMEN 4
Immense Audience Packs Church
INV ationall Congress
81 g. is Held, 5s85S B 33a

M Also ciated peas. J

lIjy tAbbOCHtcu
vAsfrI GRO J, March ID. w. An nd dress
by President Roosevelt was tho feature
.of tho evening session OF tho N tlonal
sCongrcrs OK Mothers. now holding 4 IT'S
Strienninl convention at the, Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church There was ll
Oh immense attendance. Tho Presid .s
was formally introduced to tho audience, ~
by Mrs. Frederick schofr; 81 philadelphia,
tho president OF tho Cong css. He read cad
lhs speech. but cnsionully lntcr5cc acted
gon1c cxtcr1poraneoti remarks to s en-;
III ia d point. Tho President: spoke 4 2
follows: IN 4.
Il our modern industrial "a ton
nero ure many and grave OAR ers 70 VI
81 countcrbalance & the splendor AND i INC Y.
III triumphs. n IT. ID not u good thing W
SEQ cities grow y Mt tlispro por Ito nat @
s spccd relatively to the country; for ieSS
Il small land owners, the men who g oW W
their little homes, Il and therefore to !. a.
vcry large extcnt tlo men y. ho ~ rs
FARMS tho men Of ne ts.oll faY,e e = ~,
& nntional life !, every st I; and y ".
a3Sw va; 81 Or too 3 rro he ss,iper-
Is NY
Y.fS ButS far moro importan MT IMAM t KS, 81
AZ question or tho occupa ton Of our q ti-4$
$ zcns ~ the question Of no w hclr ~.
life IS conducted No matter what W u I \
SS here is aNreal homo and us long as "A
ss tho 10 who max II up that home 40 &;
b angthsr t9 thef
tx M nnrF m n ken,lcncaE Hhet Their thu manSls
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Race Suicide.

denied the supreme blessing Of chl-J
5dren. and for these Y We have tho re-
spect and sympathy always due 10
those who. from no fault OF their own,
3aro denied any Of the other great
1 blessings OF life, But the man or wo-,
man who deliberately forgoes these
I blessings, her from " iciousness,
GOODNESS. shall loW-hear TT edness, self,ln-
I diligence, or more failure to appreciate
Alright the difference between, the all &.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-29
ChRONICsfRYSRElEi
Cured BY Or. WhIamt' pink PMS
Although Whole Bod was
Affected.

Erysipclas or st. Anthony hre is a
most uncomfortable disease on account
Of tho; burning. the pain mud the d..
.ARlprnient ~ u. also a very grave sLA4.
'6fdSr. attended always 10y the danger Of
vital uynihs IN Its spread go
The cas-. which, follows Will be- read
with great interySt-ANs ell suecserr NJ u
Affected the wholSsnody. nnd rcfused 10
phyacian empiS5dpS i~. fSs a. 6oi
bath, who was the victim Of the attack,
residing nj No. ~ vJl1cr street. NV
burvpott, Mass says:
"in June Of ky8j waspakcn IN with
what vi first appeared 10 b. n fever. ]
sent for physicisu Ayb2Yronoapccd m!
disease chronic sefyAffTf,s nrd said u
would b. n long time before | got well.
INFLAMMATION began on my face and
srvcai all over my holy. Nv eyes were
Nwoilcn aud seemed bullying U 81 their
sockets. l was In n terrible plight aud
suffered tho most intense pain through.
not my body. The doctor said my
csse was n veDklsevcrf one. Z Cnder'
his. Treatment, however, the infiamma.
! tion did not diminish mud the pains
which hot through my body increased
IN sryerity. After bcingtwo months un.
Ter his care. without any improvement. I
dismissed him.
.'Siprtly after this. on the advice u n
friend. I t-yan to TAKE DR.. Williams
Pink Pills Tor Pale People. two nj u do.e
three times.a day. Aft,r the second box
had been used I was surprised 10 notice
that the Inflammation WINS going down
and that the pains which used 90 cause
me 10 much nrony had disappeared. AZ.
ter using six luNns IL the pills ] was up
aud around the house attending To my
I household duties. rs We'll NJ ever"
pr. Williams Pink Pills ARE sold by
all dealers In medicine or NAV Il. oh.
tanned direct from the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady, MY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-29
SHELTER FOR LIVE STOCK.


The severe weather during the
mon'n ~ January and greater part Of
fo.rHlts oi the present year had lls
icsor in many parts ~ the county.
ssf' Any In the writer's , locality.
May head of cattle aadfhbgs pcri.hed
fum Wan Of foodsahd shelter. We.
fear too many will not heed the les
'n end. 80 on In the same careless
Nalf AZ before. until another such SEA.
Fun 1rortakes fhsnr ~
While u is tue that many possess
Ian, that are either naturally roor,
Ct have through bad management, be.
o,7e exhausted IN fertility, yet often
II is possfrfe.- ny rfiv~rsifying sufn.
delili 70 efhksonA eAod forage crop.
to, larnS1rsu trht secure n fair supply
n Iced Tor his live stock. For in.
s'aHcc. In my immediate locality. writes
. Missouri correspondent Of the Farm.
'u Voice, very little Of n grain-and-
iorago crop IL crown except Indian
corn although roSor. sorghum. land.
rcirh c'Wpcas aud other crops succeed
fairly Ncll. while corn seldom. on
most farms. produces more than -
dr 3 bushels per acre. on this they
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