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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
MuS Dem Staotratb.

6err gtirgermeifter 9olBman bate
auf ben 9eftri9en Mbeno cine @rtra.
SiBuns bes Staotratbes einberufen,
UNI, penn trsenomDali1, bic yWafa=
6uietts @uenue 5odbabn Orbinans"
3u ratificiren. Sa iebo9 auBer Dem
Sorfsenoen. benz Srn. S. 8. Billings
lep muir II Siabtpdter Dem &ufs
Golge s~eleiftet hatten tonnte mad
Der Uermilisunes=gil bic cine Stim=
menmebrbeit bon apei Srittel bee
Staotratbs perlan9t, ole Oroinana
ni&t our Nbftimmung %gelangen. Sc
Duroe befhlOhen, in Der nd6ffen resu-
ldren Sibung, benz 8. Montaae i'm
Wonat 5anuar, oieielbe gu oefinitiber
grlebigung Su bringen.
Cine bonn fidbtiiden Comptroller ber=
faBte Sroinan5 wuroe oann por9eIe9t,
bic I'm 8ewiqi9uns elmer Summe Don
2 1913 Dollars na6iu1t, UNI berfhie=
oene rtdftdnoi9e 26bne Bon 9eueienen
poli3eibeamten uno frtbersn 6euer-
tuebrleuten oabon 3u be3ablen.
Der Seeretdr bes @efunobeitsamtes
reidte ebenfaIs cine Oroinan3 elm, bic
ffrsnaere fanitdre 8efimmungen fur
bic Mitbsfaisrnen in ben Hort beb6l.
terten Siitricten %perlanst. Gin Wobn=
raum, Der an 3msi srpadfene perfo.
ren bermietEet wiro, iol minoetens
cine @r6Be bon 100 NuacratfuB boz
ben. auf ieben binsufommenoen ers
tpaGienen Beuobner bieies &aumes
perben 90 QuaoratfuB berlanst.
Muberbem rsoulirt oieie Srbinana.
oas 9inwesidafen bon Ibfdllen.
S1mub ETC., inbsm He Wietber unb
0ermietber 3u9leid bier3u anbdlt. SIN
Deieerunesfa0e ii cine Celebrate bon
5000 Dollars fur beioe S5eils
porgeieben.
Die Mnnabme elmer Oroinan3 tuurbe
beidlofsn, bic Der capital @itp 8rews
ing SO. e%efattet. giienbabn9eleiis,
ME fol9t, au legen:
Bon einem punfte Der $erre 6aute
& Subianapolis giienba6n nod Der
NationaI Star9 Co., iioli9 BON Der
Worriss Strabe, unb bon bort aus
bur9 bic 9afota.S traBe nod ben 9n-
la9en Der capital @itp Nreulng So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

3uei seffern tn ibr Mmt einse.
fihrte @ouuerneure 9anlp bon Suo.,
unb Sofepb Golt bon MiE.. tijten in
thren Nntrittsreoen beinabe au slei9er
Stunoe cine bernidtenbe 2ritif tber
2obbp, SreipdHe etc. @dbreno aber
@ouberneur Solt isowebe Mrt Der Be-
einflufung Der @eiebSeber ifrens uno
unna6fdtlid b~srurtbeilte, aualii3irte
6anlp feline 8emertunsen iiber ben
9esenfanb baB sr bic seifliden
2Obbpitsn ausnabm. gr fpra9 fid
gegsn bic 3obbp i'm aGsemsinen. aeeer
6reipdhe uno S~elesrapben- Nafausrei
aus, pel4es ales nur gefte4uugs-
mittel tudren. Bus 2obbpiren geifs
liaer perionen i'm Sienfte 6Hsntlidsr
Woral aber fei l6bli4, neil feline Be
Hedungsmittsl eebrau6t piiroen. 9err
Sanlp bersiBt. baB Der Druid. ben bic
~erudhnten Woralfsren austben, bel
peitem uirtungsuOler als oas ianfte
Strsi9eln zines YabnfreipaRes, ia
idon mebr 2niippel 1T. Diefe 6erren
iagen BEN legislator gang einfad.
wsnn Su ni1t tbuff, wie mir wonen.
10 tperben mir bafir ior9er, baB Define
seieBseberiiGe Statistett nur turs be.
mefsn 1T. 5reipdKe fno Den &sbe.
enos oas fleinere uebel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

Die 8Gume i'm Winter.
Gs lit cine alte @rfabrung. baB i'm
Winter bic 8Gume lei9t inter Der Sons
nenpdrme lsiben. Die s~efrorene &inbe
tbuut plObli9 auf, nadber sefriert tie
tpieber, I'm pieIeidt am folsenben Sage
tpieber ~aufsutbauen unb 10 fort. 10 bab
Der Baum 5roitplatten unb Hife be-
fommt. $50 bies gu befiir9ten lit, mub
man bic 8Gume Dor Der Some uno
ibrer Wdrme f9iiben. gu bieiem 3psd
ftrei6t man ben Baum nit einem biden
8rei an, ben man aus 2ebm unb Sub
flaben gu glsi6en Sbeilen aufammens
geriibrt bat. Oas sef4iebt nutiirIia
nur BEL froftfreiem @etter. Wirb Der
@nftri9 bur9 Hegen tpesgeipafhen, 10
ftreidt man auf's Neue an. Sm Triibs
iabr lit Die Sonnf ben 8dumen am
aaersefdbrli4iten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
NaGrt6ter aus Snbtama.

Muncie. Senrp @aftsn, Der
fi6 Iebtsn Tonnerfias unuori6tiser
Nsiie cine SduBwunoe su3og, 1T ge=
ftorben.
9awrencebur g. Sebn 8ow.
mon, Der auf Der Sago unslidli9sr
Weiie cine 8erlebuns babontrus. farb
an glutnergiftuna.
@oben. Sbomas Wurpbp, pel=
der auf Sarrp 9ple aus Somefteab,
3d., einen t6otliaen In9riff ma9te,
murbs BEN Snoiana 3eformatorium
iibermieisn.
SanbiIIe. @eorge ggeers. 10
Sabre alt, tuuroe am SOnntag bon benz
~12=idbriaen 9sntp @a9ers auf Der
6aieniago infOlse sufdaisen entlaosns
oss @emsbres erfdofsn
s. m 0 n b. Sames MOran aug
pleaiantgen o., fiel, als er fid in Die
obersn &dume feinss Sauies In Sn.
oiana Sarbor beseben wplts, rtidlinss
bic $reppe binab. Gr bra9 fi9 bas
Send uno beridieb iofort.
Widigan @itp. Ser 27.idb.
rige @eor9e 2oseele gerietb in
Der 3ieaelei bon Oblemader in elm
@strisbe unb uuroe ibm bierbei Der
2opf abssqustidt. gr mar bor ftinf
Sabren aus Sanbustp nod bier 9s.
fommen. Wittme uno elm Sinh ber=
loren ben grndbrer.
Muncie. SObn Wdrfel, Elm bod.
aeahtster giireer bon Oorftomn, tourbe
pl6blia %irrinnig unb beriu9te feline
@srmanoten uno Na9barn, nit 9rt
uno 2niippsl bspafnet, tbdtlid atl3u=
a~reifen. @r berIhan3te f9 banrt in
ieinem Sauie uno wuroe erf na9 Ian,
gem &insen feffsenOmmen.
Wafbtngtou. Sur9 Elm am
Sonntaq in @lnora ausgebro9enss
6euer III Sames Sannab's Wietbfan.
Weslsp Dhismans sdee Mtble unb
Or. Charles Ooungs Bureau pdre
beinabe bic aan3e Staot in Mitleibsn=
fdaft ae3o1en wOroeu. Der gerluft
beIduft id auf $4,000. Sic @ebdube
tparen 1ur gering berf1ert.
clinton. Sadberffdnbige bier
i'm Miuenoiitritt finb ernannt, bic rlr-
Iade Der Staub. @rplOfonen, bon oensr
3 in elmer WOGe fid ereianeten, gu
unteriuden. Sc tpuroen babel cine
petfon get6otet, 2 anoere fhper per-
febt uno Elm @6aben bon SIC, 900 an
@igentbum angeri6tet. Yin benz un=
glide soI Der @ebraud bon artinem
BUILDER iopie bic Sabrldffiateit Der
Winsn= uno 3weigmanni9aften i9ulb
sepeien fsin.
SbeIbpbiIIe. CHARLES &ei.
ier's entieslter 26rper tpuroe Sonn.
abenb Nadmittass 5 ubr nabe ben
@eleiien Der Big Sour gifsnbabn, 81
Weilen Iio6fliA bon Der Staot aufae.
funoen. Wan nimmt an, bob &eiisr
Greitag Nadt wdbrsnb zines beftigen
Shneeitu mes auf Dem @eleiie entlan9
fi1 nod 9auie be9eben tpoIte, aIs er
bon einem 3us iiberfabren uurbe. gr
ffammte aus Seutf6lano. NOR so
oft unb binterldbt cine @ittue,
2 S6bne uno z S6hter.
9afaDette.. Ser 6ffsntlideMn=
Derr Olana9an III elfrt8 0e=
mibt, &larbeit Tn bic 9esen oerf4ie-
oene beige fidbtif4e 8eamte erhobenen
uesen Beftedung gu bringen.
0irle neue 3eueen muroen bernom.
men, oarunter poli3eibeamte, 3eitungss
leute, WirtbIdaftsbeFBer, Spieler etc.
Wie berlautet baben bic Musfagen
oisier perionsn tein gslaiunssma-
terial er9eben. @eri4tlide @orlabun.
gen fino an mebr benin 100 perionen
erlahen mOroen unb Germ 5lana9an's
9auptarsument 1T 3undat barauf ses
ri9tet. ben uriprtn9li9en Uerbrsiter
unb nrbeber Der fdweren Befduloi=
o,tuapn al prmitfefn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

60 Ser 2abrer Gtnfenoe
8ote 3aIenoer fur 1905 TT
b,tr& aniere Office 81 be:
stebett.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-06

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

There is a class Of petty Of.
lenses which aniict every civil
lied community with which the
law deals altogether too leinently.
There is the case of the man who
comes home drunk and abuses
his wife, the neighbor who will
persist in keeping hens in town
to tear up your garden, the boys
who rob melon patches and or
chards, the chicken thief, the
killing of song birds and the
spoilation of their nests, the men
who plaster the floors of smok
ing cars and the sidewalks with
tobacco juice, the violation of the
laws protecting fish and game,
the people who are cruel and I'M
kind To animals and to women
and children-a class of offenses
which are rarely adequately pun
ished, il punished at all, and
which some way seem to need
some quick and effective treat
ment such as all good citizens
feel like administering when
such cases arise. We know that
the public whipping post is re-
garded as a relic of barbarism,
but the fact remains that in every
community there are cases than
which no kind of punishment
would be more fitting and proper.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
order Of Publication.

County OF Bates,
In the Circuit Court, In
Vacation November IS, 1905.
Guy +. Blackwelder. Plaintiff,
VS..
The Trust Company OF America, and
Timothy ID. Sweet. Deteudauts
Now at this day comes the Plalnt-
III herein. by his Attorneys. Temple
ton 4 Hales. and files his petition
under oath. alleging, among other
things that Defendants, The Trust
Company OF America and Timothy
Il. Sweet, are m~on-rcsidents of the
State of Missouri:
Whereupon, IL is ordered by the
Clerk I'm vacation, that said Defend
ants be notified 10y publication that
Plaintiff has commenced a suit
against them In this Court, the OBJ
ject and general nature Of which Is
to obtain "a decree of this Court snt-
isfying a certain deed OF trust exc
cuted by Frederic q Bates aud Ro-
settu Bates, his wife. whereby they
conveyed 60 the said Timothy Il
Sweet, the following described
premises. situate aud being I'm Bates
county, Missouri. to-wit;
Parts of lots 1--WE aud six % and 81
In block sixty. three 1881 in the city
Of iiich Hin. to-wit; Commencing az
the northwest corner OF sand lot six.
thence south siXty-two feet, thence
east se~venty-hye feet, thence north
sixty-twO feet, thence west seventy
five feet Ia place Of beginning, to se-
curc the payment uf a certain prom
issOry note. 10 T.. NJ. Slielden or
order. described In said deed Of trust
That siid Sheldon assigned, trans
ferred aud set over said note aud
deed al trust to Defendant. The
Trust Company 81 America; That at
the time Of the execution 81 said note
aud deed al trust, the sud Frederic
~. Bates waSthe owner OF the above
descrilHs1 premises but thnt the
Plaintiff herein Is now the owner ia
fee simple 81 said premises. and that
said indebtedness has heen fully pnid
aud all the terms 81 said deed Uf
trust complied with. ana that unless
said D,fendHuts he and appear AT
this Court. at the next term thereof.
to he begun and hus,!cn at the Court
Housr ia the city OF i~sI'ler. In s1il
county, nu the first MONDAY 10 Feb
ruary. 1906. and ON or lh.tune the
AAEk AMN ~ ENtA VT we hAAAE - VI
plead TO the petition IN said cnu~e.
the slime Will he taken as confessed.
aud Judgment VIII IL rendered Hc-
cordiugly.
And e. Is further Ouicrrd. that ~
copy hereof he published. according
10 law. in the litcH HTLi. TRIBUNE, a
newspaper published IN said county
% Bates. FOR four weeks -ucc's-ivrly.
published at least ones a week. the
last Insertion 10 le Ht least thirty
DAYS ivfune the first dHy oi said next
February tenn oi this Court.
J.. 4. PATrKRsnN,
Circuit Clerk.
4 true copy from the pcord.
Witness my hand, and ~enl ~ the
- Circuit court 81 Rates couD-
sENL ~. this 18th day OF NOyem-
49, her. 1905
J. A PATTERSON. Circuit Clerk.
Chus NJ. Burklcy. d. g..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

II there is a people on earth
that has occasion for Thanksgiv-
ing and praise to the Giver Of al
Coed It is the American people.
"So lighting without, no foes
within" Peace in all our Dor
ders. Prosperity and plenty
throughout the land. Two bill
lion seven hundred million bush
els of corn in our cribs, more
than one hundred million tons of
hay in the stack, more than six
hundred million bushels of wheat
in our bins, more than ten mil
lion bales Of cotton at the gin, to-
gether with rye, barley, rice and
potatoes more than ever before,
with fat cattle upon thousands of
hills, swine almost without mum
Der and poultry until you can't
rest including the Thanksgiving
turkey. The silver of Colorado
and the gold of Alaska, fruits
and spices from the Islands of
the Sea. AT peace with ell ma
tions, and liberty to worship our
God according to the dictates of
our own conscience with none to
modest or make afraid. What
more is there TO wish. God has
Hat 80 dealt with any other ma
ton.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

In the Circuit Court,
October Term. 1905.
October 10. 1909.
W. H.. Alien, Plaintiff
vs..
Lee iieall. Defendant.
Now at this day comes
the Plaintiff. hy his Attorneys, TEN.
plptou & Huirr. aud hlcs his petition
aud affidavit. alleging. among Other
Things that DESCENDANT + a u%un.rrsi-
dent uf the state ~ Missouri:
Wherrupou, "a l. ordered lly the
Court. that said Defendant he nnti.
nrsi hy publication that Piainuu ans
commenced "a suit against him lu
this Court. the uhipvt nud general
nutnrc of which l. Ia collect "a prom.
iSsury uutr dated lune 2Ith. 1906.
riEHrl hy the Defendant aud made
payable Ca the Pininiln. which u0te
WINS given iur s64 % with lHtpnlat
thereon az = prr cent iur nnhum
from date. aud a copy ~ which mite
n hl-d with plaintiffs p.titinn. aud
inr the purpD@r ut enforcing uuympnt
of srid uofu the plalutln has cnlsed
90 b. rriEei under a writ ~ attach
mruf, al the right, tltlr aud Interest
uf the Defendant in aud 90 the wrst
hHlf 0f stctiDn twenty mine i20l aud
the north hall of the nurtlienrt
Qunrtrr 90 ascriuu tSyruty.ninr t2Oi
aud lots twelve tl9h tllirlpen ti3l
fourteen IA Hud hitrrn tlA, ln $50.
tion twenty t20l. all Ia township
thirty-niur l30l, riitgu thirty-unc
(8ll, in bates county. iu, aud that
uul.-s the -Hil Irfpndant. lac Recall.
be- uud HpIHHr at Tits Ganrt. ST the
~urxuteTm thereof. lu la' begun aud
holden nt the Court HOUSE ia tile
cltN ~ kutlrr. Ga sltii county, un THE
lSt NuniiHy in February. 1900. aud
un or heflre the first day of -hii
term, nnsWe or plead Ia the prii-
tiou 100 stid cltuss', the Hnmc WI he
Taken al confessed and judgmrnt
VIII be rendered accordingly
Aud N II further uulrrtsl. that %
copy hereof be- published. according
20 law. Ia the RWH Hu.L THuurNE. a
NEWSPAPER published in snil county
80 BATES for funr wtvts sucVrzHivviy.
published nt lviiSt once a wrca, the
last iua'rfinu ca To- 80 lrnEt thirty
DAYS hfnn the first day OF said
February term ul this tuurt
J A PATrniusuN, tireuit rrk.
A true copy from the ntuul
Witness iuV hand. und seal ~ the
- t1rcuit CnArf at iint'= conn
ski. fy. this ijth day ~ Nnyen.
@ iRsr, 1875
) A. PATTERSON. Circuit Clerk.
& N bafklvY D. v
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
CAsCAIONf CONPOLND.

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for all Diseases arising from
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Price, $500 per Bottle.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

Senator Warner has gone to
Washington to take up his duties
as a Republican Senator from
Missouri. Warner and Stone
were competitors for governor
Of the State in the campaign Of
ls92. and now they meet in the
United States Senate, both sue
cessful in attaining the highest
honors the people of the State
can confer upon a citizen, Both
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

Shelby county j. the only county
IA Missouri wi bout a repre>cn'ivt
in the %peuiienliAry; il has no hn,s
m the reform school and so girls ia
the industrial school. II has hrrn
without saloons or billiard halls for
eighteen years, and the criminal
costs last year amounted IL only
sso3. Circuit court sits only 6vr
days in ihe year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

Big doctor bills, big lawyer
fees and big corporation salaries
out Of proportion to services rem
dered, have done more to create
discomfort and dissatisfaction
among the laboring masses of
the people than all other causes
combined. The people of this
day and age read and keep them
selves somewhat posted as to
what is going on and understand
something OF the value of services
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
Commercial Fertilizer For Mis-.
souri,.
lWeekIy AgrIenIlnrnl Ihttrrl

weekly Agricultural frthrrl
In the two previous articles
thu questions Of keeping up the
supply Of vegetable matter and
nitrogen were fully considered
and We have left fur considcra.
tion two important elements Of
plant food namely, potash and
ih0sphorus.
Ofthe three elements that are
inst exhausted on uur clay land,
lie nilrosen usually runs low
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

The products of the American
farm OF this year 1895 would moie
han pay the purchase price of all
the colonies that joined in the De
elarauon OF Independence, July /.
1870,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
Editors To e

The executive committee of
the Republican Editorial Associ-
of Missouri met at St. Louis
-, to arrange for the
next convention. St. Joseph was
selected as the place of meeting,
and the date fixed for January 10,
1906. The Mckinley Roosevelt
club of St. Joseph will give the
association a banquet Friday
evening, January 10. Selection
of speakers were made as fol-
lows: d. NJ. Burnside, of Popu-
lar Bluff; c. NJ. Harrison, of Gal
latin; Phil S. Griffith, of Green,
field: B. +. Guthrie, of Milan; p.
4. Burton, of Joplin; w. j. Sew
ell, of Carthage; c. d. Morris, OF
st. Joseph; A. w. Maxwell, OF
Moberly; n. A. Mosely, of Bloom
field. B. f. Russell will have
charge of the query box. 4
newspaper editor outside of the
state and some men of natinna-
prominence to be selected by the
president of the association vii
be added to the list of speakers
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

a msn %iuqurn,ly works along
with the pnny Of his political be
hrt for yvars aud year,, sud never
recognizes that there l. q 'muehne"
until he wunI, something himself.
Than, when u don't go his way, ht
takes q firm ,lrnd tor reform %
II ,ou dun't want 10 take our word
tor II SIX llsaT.'. The disease il
prevalent Ia ~ parties and Ne know
some republicans who uerdu't
chueklr nnd think tins Is in'vndea
fnr a roast tor The democrats alonr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
Don,t Neglsel In.nranee

II you want good ire insurance,
dent forget that | represent one OF
the hes, companies in the United
S'airs.
GEn =. HUCKERY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30
.MeelIng ~ Q. ualrl..

- Getting Dates OF U0Irts.
Circuit court m,ft- To- Butler ist
Monday la February. May and
October.
County court mevts lat Monday Ia
February, May August and 40
yembcr.
Probate court mccir 2Bd Monday
Ia February, May August aud 40.
vemher.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

are excellent represcp
the parties electing
one is a sterliug re1u
other n typical demucf
sonally they r MS clever gen
tlemen as were ever sent to the
Senate.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

lepd
N 3eon ffaIe nilnt ihis
uf lens 90 the pAusphOtiV aNiu, as
brought to the surface and made
available for the crops that follow
the clover.
Continued next week.)
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

.-n printing ofall kufd. dony 10
he ruuUNE office Oar stock at
sHppllv, D. large ad uyfn nitre
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-30

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sary, but for the better classes
of soils that have been handled
in the usual way il is extremely
doubtful il an application OF pot
ash will be profitable. A word,
therefore, as to the sources Of
these two elements Of plant food.
Theoretically, there is no short
cut, no easy road, as in the case
of nitrogen, to q supply Of either
of these materials, and If they
are needed they must be bought
outright in the form of a CONNER
eial fertilizer. Fortunately,
neither Of these materials is very
expensive, costing from 4 LIE to.
I51-2c a pound for available ma
terisl.
Phosphoric acid may be pur-
chased in the form of a bone
meal or in the form of an acidula-
ted rock. 1t is immaterial which
form one uses, and the farmer
should select the form that will
supply him the phosphoric acid
at the least cost per pound. II
should be borne in mind that in
the purchase of the bone meal a
limited quantity of nitrogen is
secured. from 80 to 40 pounds
per ton of bone meal, for which
he must pay from l5c to 20c a
pound, or from $40 TO S14 per
ton. There is no serious objec-
ton to buying this limited
amount of nitrogen to start with,
but later the farmer had better
not buy any nitrogen, coming TO
rely entirely upon clover and ma
nure for his supply, as pointed
out in the previous article.
The potash can only be secured
through purchase, although wood
ashes are rich in potash, and un-
der no circumstances should
they be thrown away or allowed
to leach out, but should be kept
dry and applied to the soil Corn
cobs contain a large amount OF
potash and also a relatively large
amount of nitrogen. When they
are burned the nitrogen is lost.
and the best way is toapply them
Ia the soil and let them rot; but
if they are burned, be doubly
careful 10 save the ashes. since
they are especially rich in pot
ash.
This potash may be purchased
from the fertilizer dealers either
as muriate of potash, or sulphste
of potash, on kainit, or it may be
purchased in a mixed fertilizer
combining phosphorus and pot.
ash, or in "a complete fertilizer,
containing nitrogen, phosphorus
and potash. Except for special
crops, / would not recommend
the purchase OF a complete fer.
tilizer, for the reason that the
farmer is then purchasing nitro.
gen, which. as has already been
pointed out, be can not afford Ia
do.
Bone meal or acidulnted rock
is usually applied TO wheat and
is not only helpful TO wheat but
very helpful to clover sown the
following spring. On land that
has been badly worn. is sour.
and where great difficulty IL
found in making clover stick, l0l
pounds Of bone meal and 30 OF
muriate Of potash per acre viii
not only be very beneficial and
profitable 10 the wheat, but vii.
usually insure a good stand 81
clover. Oftentimes this dihcui.
ty can be over come by the appli
cation of lime, and II a limekiln is
in the neigh5orhood or if il is
convenient 10 burn the lime, ap
ply az the rate of about 30 bush
els per acre and plough under
SOW 10 wheat, and the following
spring SOW in clover, with the ne