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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Warm in Nebraska, Iowa,
Kansas and the DAI<Otas Today
and Tomorrow,

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Forecast OF
the weather for Wednesday and Thurs
day:
For Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota,
North Dakota, Iowa, Montana and Mis-
souri-Fair and warmer Wednesday and
Thursday.
For Colorado and Wyoming-Fair wednes-
day and Thursday, except showers in the
moutain districts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, July 1S-Of1cal record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
years: 1903 1eOl IaO9 iaoo
Maximum temperature =. 81 go 81 "a
Minimum temperature .. rs "a g IS
Mean temperature 81 S4 u 10
Precipitation .............. 90 90 90 1 Oh
Temperature and precipitation departures
ana comparison with the last two years: -
Normal temperature ..........,...- TX
Excess for the day ................. Q
Total excess since March l.........,.....2 3
Normal precipitation ............. is inch
Deficiency for the day ........... 10 inch
Precipitation since March L.. 10. 81 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... G. so Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1904. 80. 2s7 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1903. 10. 427 Inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
stay OF EHecutIon Granted MIIIinma.

ST. PAUL July S-The supreme court
today granted a stay OF execution In the
case Of William Williams, sentenced to
hang on August for the murder of John
Keller and his mother.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
A Wonder.

Everybody who has tried Bucklens Ar
MICA Salve. for cuts. burns and wounds,
says it's a wonder. 25c; guaranteed. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19

Nebraska" Boy Becomes Naval Cadet.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, July 1s-Charles c.
w. Mailley of Nebraska has been admit.
ted TO the Naval academy as mldshipman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
SEVEN ARE BURNED TODEATH
Other Bodies May Be in Ruins Of
Minnesota Hotel.
EXPLOSION OF GAS TANK CAUSES FIRE
PrOPrietress and Her Baby Perisb
I'm Their Room, which L.
developed by the t-
Planes.

ST PAUL, July 1s--word mas been re-
ceived here from wabasha, MINI, that
seven persons Bere burned TO death in. a
fire which destroyed the Depot hotel at an
early hour this morning v
The dead
MRS. HOFFMAN AND YOUNG BABY.
ROBERT JOHNSON expressnan.
GERTRUDE STENTSHER. -.at &C. -
RhBECCA HERMAN. ..r . . ... o..
JAMES HUNT. .--..
- COOK, engineer.
There may be other bodies in the ruink.
The fire is now out and search for
other victims is being made.
The fire was caused by the explosion OF
a gas tank used for an illuminating plant
with which the hotel was equipped.
Mrs. Hoffman was the proprietress OF the
hotel. She and her baby and the other
victims were burned to death in their
rooms. -tI"
The fire which started in the kitchen
from an overturned lamp spread so rapidly
that It was impossible to save anything
The guests on the second floor managed
to escape with but slight injuries, but egress
from the third floor, where the prOprietress
and the servants slept, was cut off by the
flames and they were burned to death
In their beds with the exception OF Hunt,
who is said to have escaped from the
building but later returned to attempt to
rescue inmates Of the house and lost his
life sH.' 80 .rf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
SOME RELIEF IRON THE HEAT

Cool Wind from the North Makes Lie
More Pleasant.
During the night a cool wind from the
north sprang up. which materially low
cred the temperature, and the prospects
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
Reports from stations at Z p. NJ

indicates trace Of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH. Local Forecastsr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD

(thick). a quicksilver
cream r. invGlVabis 70
kill bodbugs. Apply
lightly with brush on
beds whom apart, on
backs OF picture frames,
mouldinga, etc. II will
remain permanent, and
Is the only remedy that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
Bee. July Is. 1905.

Special items for Wednesday buyers The morning is the
best time to trade these hot days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19

ADJUSTMENTS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-19
Cooler In western Nebraska.

cooler In western Nebraska.
ALLIANCE, Neb., July 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The extreme record breaking heat
Of the past week was broken here last night
by a northeast breeze that was cool to
uncomfortable for a while: today was
pleasant July day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
StnrmpCrGceriln9rn in ct. Sonls
nno llmacbnuo.

ct. 9nni8, ). Wioi. 3nrh
bcn Sturm, lucIher gcltcrn Nbeno
ilber ct. %oiliS mo llnncgcno fe9te,
fontcn @co Vcrton, Z Sabre olt ilno
GboS, aroGcr. ein tSornler BON Co
luuroapillc, lnn'S Seben, nno obt ait.
oere Tcrionen erlittcn Serlebilngcn.
Benton mo aroger pitrocn bonn
glit erihlnaen. Ter Shrm ri6tete
nonertlih liiugS beS SitSt. SoliiS.
Gepce@ lno ocs 0iiper GcS TerS be.
trGcbtlihc Terbecr,lngcn oil. Stro.
member Ncgcn begleitctc ocn Stlrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
An rimcr 5r,-5trnbrmbabm-tt ttnir.


@orhdrn
crurp
@phOt Sobnnna
sanpate ~ @
Sen"t bic Ser
iue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

yGHe! ydHe!
axr @eiie ms AnsIans tefsrst Q.
Haiae, Hr. Al, ct. HaxI.Strsfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

@ptucrncur GCnccn bat Sem Tcr
ncbmcn noh bclCbioiicn, niht bon
SprinQiiCl0 hicrhcr 81 fonmlen. Gr
miro bclt0n0iQ per telegraph nno
Selepbon iibcr 0ic hicli0c StrifcIo1t
untcrri6tct lmo lit, inl tSollc llm'ton'
sc cintrctcn. pclhc sic Iicnltc bon
StootStrllppCu lmcrlGblit) nludlclL
uorbcrcitct binnCn icbn Wtiinltcn ju
bon0cln. gu0crmon 2obnut, lucldcr
oui SCitcn Scr Strlfcr itCht lit bclltt
noh Sprin9ficlO NCrCiit. I'm 0cn8ou'
ueruCllr 5lt icbct mo ibm &orlteIlr
gen Qc1cn oic 2lbicnoln9 BON SrlIp
pen 81 mo6cn
Niclc Irin5ipolC bcidpcren iid,,
oob bic Enli5iitcu nit bcn Strifcrl
ipmpotbilircn unO sic @cluolttb0tiN
felt ocriclbcn Qcrooc}u Onrd ibre pol
lipc NoltluN crnlltbiNcll Cine lll'
tcrilld)unQ 0urdb OiC GolBcibcboroc
lit in1 @onNc. mo Is lultrbc bnril be
Scuot 0oB 6ic Siibrer Scr Strifcr III
ibrcn gcbCincn &erlnnlnlunacn be
huiptct bGttcn, bic Sto0tbchorbc lei
olf ibrCr SCitc. Eoli5cilcr0coltNol.
tbolomctu ScInliul. pclhcr clncn
Strifcr luulCn liCB, nnd0cm 0crlclbt
lucgcn glnariilS ori cincn Strifcbre7
rbcr pCrboitct luorOCn mar, murine
bcutc in sSolgc Der llntcrintbung aus
0cnl IicnItc cntlol'cn.
Wiorocn miro cine SfriiiS III oem
Strifc cnuortct. Gic Soocubciibcr
an scr StotcsStroBe bobcn bcidloi'
icn, 100 @o1cn olS6rlcnocn mo
@oorcn in olcn Shcilen scr StoOt
obSllicicrn. Solpcit ais nlo0lIf lol=
len bicic Subrlpcrfc hurd, equities
obcr ourh Eoli5iitcn csfortirt >ucr0clL
oQcin 0o Shcriff @orrett bis iett nlr
200 Deputies on0cltcIlt bot, 10 0iirttc
sic GSfprte chuoS nlongclbolt lcln.
Snlltc ser &erud) jltr gIblielcrlng
Don Mooren oIti crnltlihcn gSi0cr-
Ituno itoBcn, 10 mcr0cn ltc] Die Vc-
ldlGiiSlclltc obcrmolo al 0cn @olucrs
nclr mcnocn mo oui Nbicn0unN BON
WiiIij 0ringcn. &0brcno oc9 beuti'
gen Cages ainN oic Foli5ci chuoS
cncr0iihcr 5il gScrfc, ais biSbcr, rno
1citottctc nidt mebr, Dob &olfoholl-
len ocn 9lbliefcumgSlpo0cn folgtcn.
G1 bot id) oobcr mcti1er @clcgenbelt
5u glngrllic ollf GrlobsIubrlcluc,
oIlcin trob0em 9ob c3 i1 Sdlfc 0c1
Cages miC0cr ctlid)c &r0lu0llc uno
pcrihic0cnc ,SllbrIcutc iulr0en lducr
mibbonoClt. Sic glngrciier luenoetcn
hcltc 5lmt crltcn W}olc 0roBc ,Sclcr-
Graders, ogcnonntc cannon Grod'
crS," on. lueld)e lie 0en Eierocn unter
bic 6iiBe uorfcn, I'M tic 5lun Olrd.
gcbCn 5ll ucrunlalcn.
Gouorh Snlbcnt, Fr0li0cnt ocr
H\uIuNlll ~~NNllllllN W. lpilpN pNNiN
9ohnittog bon Stridcrn an bcr Gdc
Scr Wcit, ,Otuoilon. un0 llnion.StroBc
nngcfollcn ln0 fllrftbnr mlbbonoclt.
Gr lcnttc Gins icincr cigcncn Iubrs
mcrfe rn0 lullroc oulgcforbcrt, icincn
ollnions.Gnopf" 81 5eigell. Gbc cr
nlScinon0crlcbcn fpnnte, ooB CT Der
Gigcntbiimcr icinc0 sN,brmcrfS lei
plroc CT bcrdbgcriiicn, III Vobcn &c
ihlnNcn unb bolb toot getrctcu. 80.
Ii5ciIiclicnont O'Gonnor fam ibn ill
Soillic nn0 ncrboltctc nit lcincn Scl.
fen licbcn Der gIngreiier. Solbcn'0
3llton6 lit bcocnflit.
ShcriIl @orrctt 0uBcrte bclltc
9lbcno Oic llcber5cll1lnN boB noS
9liidqrot OcS StrifcS gcbrohcn lei.
9ic oGnploncrS 9liiocintlon" belhloB
bclrtc gtodnlittog. cine Nelobmlng
BON ic $50 fir Ole Gcrboitllna mo
llcberfiibrlna oQer Ecrioncn olBls
bictcn, lpclcbc Grob Subrleute bel Der
glrbcit bcldltigcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Ncncr |nnocsicnatOr fir Gonncc
tient.

Sortfor0, Conn. ). Mni. -
Gongrcbnritglico Sranf y. 0ronoe.
0ee bon 9clusSor0on iunroe belte
iriib i'm republifnniid,en Gauflls Der
Segislotur olS 9ladiolger oes Der.
itorbencn Sruille $. Flott gum Bun.
ocsienotor noninirt. 81 Abitimmln.
gen innoen itntt ebc es 9elang, cine
Gntid)eionug 81 er5irlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06
Mornm Mittef oboonfte


Son be'ien feirbeti bdHai Die @eihdiierbeit
6eS pebcns uno ocr t1eiunobcit 40. NeHn bas
BIiltuoern ncritopt n ocu RluffreisIonf bemn1i.
banfl miro ous ldblpdCblte Srgdn I'M dorper ant
meifien bon Rhnnorulla uno Nrnnfbeit an let'
oeH bdbcH. Die Glteu 1t Ncrnbdrntner agonhe
puBteH oies. uno inoenl lie 8liinutnieu mtbten.
mas beite ais bic ,,Si, Scrnaro's araHtsrptaeH"
beidnni III, INN bic SDlerer Der Seber 6h oilneH
mo gefunoe 0iriututpu uieoer berSutellen.
enioedten fie IN gSdbrbcit ein UiriliCbee unlbeti
faltpetm!iiel fit menihlbc yeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-06

F RI 8 III II i, 0llgl0ll0, D.
Mai. - SIS miro oifi3icQ ongefiiu.
oiGt, Onb IN biciem Sabre fcine Slot.
tcnmonOuer itottfinoCn iouen. Ser
@uno miro nidt ongegcben. allein
mm ucrmrtbet, bnB oie Regicrltng
bel ocm bcooritebenoen @eiude cineS
Iron5oli'hcn @cidnoocrS cine moo,
lldlt lturfC ,SIotte in Den beilniid)en
@clpo'crn jlt bobCn luilnId)t.
VI = ormid bel Roupicr.
GoriS. ). Wtoi - Ser neue
onerifoniid,c @otid,oiter Mc@ormif
ltattctc bclrtc Dem Erenlicr Ruuuier
clhen Vcluh nb mo luuroe BON oelns
lclben oIf'S SicbcnSpiir0igitc beban-
oct Nr. Roupier crflGrtc, 1Srunf.
reid id)GBc lidb iuuncr gliidlid), einen
omcrifonild)cu Gcrtreter SIT cupion.
0cL nonentlidI aber eincn ioldlen.
peldlcr, pic SSr. WcGornod, fiirSlih
in ioIdlen cngcn @ciiebumaen Sl
Sronfrcif'0 Gerbiinoetcn geItanoen
babe.
$or. WicGcrnlid be0uuftc iih fiir
on9 Compliment lu6 cine l0ngere
llnterre0uuN iiber intcrnotionnle uno
Observation-Disclosures 6rogcn entiponn
lid).
@roiiIicu brandt Ginman.
Dcrer.
Hio Sonciro, 5. Moi. - Su
Der 9cItrigen Sibllng ocS broliliani.
idcn EorIomcntS pcrloS ocr Trdii1
ocnt 9llpcj icinc 9otihnft Su Der.
ielbcn miro ori Die Totbpenoigfcit
Der Seron5icbung cincr itorfen Gin.
ponocrlmg noh @roiilien bingeiuie-
len uno cnlpioblcll 0enGinpdnocreru
Sdn0creicn uncnt0cltlid 5ilr Gerfils
0tn0 81 ltcIlcn mo ibncn iogor ein
NcluiiieS Ginfonuucn 5ll gornutiren.
Serncr miro cine NorIngc sur Gr-
rid)tllng zines Sdn0mirtblhnftsnilli-
lterilmlS nngctilu0igt Ter Eruiioent
neiit oIi sic ErolperitGt i'm 2onoe
lnb ollf bic 9eSicbnngell iil oen trent.
0en Ot1htcn bin, Die nod, uiemols 10
freinoihoitlih geipclen ieien. Sd)lieb.
lid miro Dem Eorlnneut elnpfobleu,
ole tSru1e oeS slnfonis bon ariegs.
idilicn ulo Der Grlucitcrung Der Sa.
ienbultcn IN @nbio. Ycrnombnco.
9clcm lno Sara III Grlu11unq 5u sic.
ben.
2 hut fiir Sopti'S ltnnbs
b0ngigfcit.
Bort an Hrincc, >. Ofoi -
Nci cincm pom nnleritnnibcn 8e.
ionotcn Eoucll 5u Gbrcn Scr bopti.
ihcn Wiiniitcr acgcbcnen SeItelien
crflorte Serr YplucIl, ooB Dem unle.
rifoniihen Tolte icoe glbiiht Der slns
ncrion Nopti1 pollitdn0i1 fern licge;
ooB oolicl6c oic SoilpcrGnitnt San.
It's 5ll beidiBcn ocnei9t lei llo Dab
mir bic 9lbiid)t bcltcbc, oaSdn mebre'
rcn Sopti'id)cn llntcrneblnungen III.
beltirtc umcrifnniidr aopitoI 81
ihiibcn. Der Mtiniitcr oeS gltslu1rti.
gen Screrc bctontc, bleic 9lnelilbrln.
gen ocs Sorn. Eolucl, cineS Srellnoes
ocS GoItco uon SoDii. miirocn bel ocr
Hegieruu0 mo Dem &olfe bon Sopii
aroBe Vefric0iglrn9 berporrltlen.
y8orum ySittcf boonfte.
WcrlJ H. ). Nioi. - Nus Wien
miro teIegropbiid) Genlcloet bob Die
Gclniilion beS oitrcidiihen eilen.
bobnnliniltcrS D. Wittef oeSbolb CT.
folgte, ipcil Die Observation-Disclosures
gen BET Dem @ou DER sIlpcn.9obn
burd) Dos GiicnbnbnGomitc oc8 sbs
gcoronetcnbolticS onr ooS Strengltc
ocrltrtbeilt iporocn lpnren.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Healthy Mothers.

Mothers should always keep In good
hsiily health. They owe L to ihcif
children. Yet Il is NO unusua. sigh, e.
$40 mother. with habc IN arms,
coughing violently and exhibiting all
tho symptnms II a ccngumptivc ten
dcncy. And why should this danger
Qua condition exist, dangerous alike u
mother and child. when Dr. boschec's
German Syrup would put = stop TO v
al onrrl No mother should H. without
Ibis "a and tricl remedy IN The housc
for IL timely use viii promptly. curv
any hung. throat cr bronchial trouble N
herself or her children The worst
eu,,rh or culd can b. speedily curci by
German syrup: 90 can hoatscncss and
eonrrstiun II u,c br,nchial tubes II
makes cspC,ufaiion easy. and gives
instant relief and Refreshing rcst u
the coueh-fackcd cunsamptiye. NeN
trial bottles. aic. large sire, f5c. tol
! NJ hy wucis & Orme. log
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Yakima Valley Washington

l. the most INSTRUMENTATION prop.
csiticn in the United States. An but
tropical fruits grow luxuriantly. while
alfalfa Is sure and profitable crop.
TWcnty.acrc ranches can be purchased
tor 81. 600. m easy terms. The North.
rrn Pacific Railway travcrscs the en-.
tirc length II the valley. thus ensure
inr good transportation fayultics. Good
.chonl, and churches abound. and rural
mail routes have been established
throughout the valley. which viii sccn
he one large village. Thunderstorm
are rarc. ard cyclones unknown. The
Il mate. which is very mild, IL extrcm'
" beneficial to consumptivcs and those
afflicted with bronchial and catarrahal
Troubles.
For descriptive pamphlets Of this
rrsicn. " information regarding lands
h,sircss openings IN n,hcr territory
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Sells More Of chamberlain . cough
Remedy Than Of Al elAs's
Put Together

The following letter rum 90 atty
whcrc Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
we'll known shows by the unp,, .icn,ci
demand Tor Il that the mo,.le'nc sells
on Ia nWn merit Mr.. Thoa. George a
merchant az Nj Elgin. Ontario, says
II have had the local agency Tor Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy ever since :,
was introduced into Canada, and ! sell
a. much Of Il AZ | do u all other line.
have on my shelves pat together VI
The man, doten cold under guarantee,
have not had one bottle returned.
can personally recommend this mc'i'
cine as haze used Il myself and T'Ne'
|, tony children and always With w
best results" For sale BY Haynes 4
Taylor, the cnterprising druggists o
hanun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
ESirayed.

From win Elders pasture ono mile
wrs, Of town. two hcifcrs. ono deep
rr,l, weighs about go pcunts, IN gocd
acsh, short. smooth horns, and one
pale. rcd muy or smoothly dehorned.
WEIGHS ahont 160 pounds, N medium
Hesh and holds high head with white
stat IN forehead. May or may not be
,ogr,het. VIII appreciate and pay Tor
any information ~ 10 their whcrca-
bon,s. Apply AZ RrcuRn afilce.
n Marion. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The skunk Is IA pest Of our present
agricultural development. There are
a hundred Of these beasts now where
there were five when the country was
first settled. We know OF case
where over 100 OF them were killed on
a single farm In the prairie section Of
the west last season. They are one OF
the greatest pests which the poultry
raiser has TO contend with and work
fearful destruction among all our
game and ground birds by destroying
their nests
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

A vine, such as grapevine, a
creeper or wlstarla. may be allowed to
grow up and around the trunk OF a
shade tree on the lawn, often with
quite a pretty effect, but It must never
be allowed to reach the branches OF
the tree, for II II once gets into the
top Of the tree II IL sure death to It.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

There viii be this year. as every
year. hundreds Of thousands Of acres
Of small grain allowed TO stand In the
shock In the fields to blacken, sprout
ana bleach waiting for the thrashing
machine to come TO thrash from the
shock. II n man Is any number lower
than six on a thrashlng circuit he is
almost sure 10 have trouble In store
for him. The losses from this source
are enormous The plan works AL
right In the rainless regions OF the fai
west. but is wasteful In the largest
degree In the central states.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The Importance OF gathering the seed
corn from the field before Il IL struck
by the fro@t il 10 great that our read
or. Will excuse W. II We refer to Il
often n- the surest method Of securing
gooi seed corn aud 30 . good stand Of
corn next year Gather the corn the
art part Of October. hang In q well
ventilated place for It tn dry out and
then store for the winter. Seed corn
40 saved will hardly need testing neI,
year
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10
Chanherlaln's Pain Balm.

There Is no danger from blood poison
resulting FINN n cut or wound " any
Kind when Chamberlain Pain Balm y
used. II " an antiscp,ic dressing and
should be In every household fur sale
hy HAYNES & Taylor, the eutcrprising
druvris,s " Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The mounted head o. an old fash
Toned long horned Texan steer Will in
side Of ten years be almost as difficult
10 obtain as the head Of a buffalo bull.
The white faces aud the doddies are
driving the Texas steer out OF exist
ence
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

We have all noticed the somewhat
ludicrous thing n the old biri trying
10 take care Of aud feed lts young
blri. which was as well fcathercd aud
as well maturyd M the old bird Itself
While TIT. !. Of cour-. permissible with
birds. We DO not believe In IL applica'
ton 10 man. aud w. always feel sorry
,or the father and still more for the
s,n. where a. practice Is put In opcrn
iI,u After young mau l. twenty
one years ~ ar the sooner he Is
turned Loose TO shift for himself the
lu.tter Cor both
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

The diameter OF a stalk Of corn de-
termines the size OF the ear which II
will produce rather than its height.
Mere nubbIns Of ears are common on
stalks fourteen feet high In the south
ern states.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

II Is possible to benefit the state OF
Minnesota as much by drainage as the
state Of Nevada by irrigation. Both
plans Of reclamation are at work and
accomplishing wonderful results.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

served by the Northern Pacific, viii BE-
sent free. write 60 e. W Mott Cent
Emigration Agent, Northern Pacific
Ry., st. Paul, MINI.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

We passed hay Geld recently
where the crop had been put into the
stack with go devil aud. TO state II
mildly. there was not less than quar-
ter Of a ton Of hay TO the acre left
scattered all over the Geld This
might have done when hay was only
worth 81 n ton and land $40 per acre
but Il looks all out Of place on 500
land
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

W, ARE asked whether the late cult
walton u corn Tor instance. the pillow
Iug ~ Il after the corn has tasscicd
out has a tendency 20 hinder the ma
turing " the CROP TIL, depends "
such late cultivation was what u
should hc viz. purely surface cult
walton. making a dust mulch Tor th"
rrnp II would not b.. but, on the CON
trary. would h. beneficial In dry
time In preventing the corn from nr
INK Hut u such cultivation was In
the nature ~ dccp plowlug. which n
yulvsl the ruttlns ~ more or less Of
the hssc rolts " the coru, u would
have the tendency 10 delay the maiur'
lne " the crop aud would In No way
b. beneficial to n
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

A Young mau. a friend " ours, who
has dutifuly aud faithfully worked
ior hi, father until BE- has become "
ary. writes NJ NJ follows u ain TWEEN
{, one YEAR, Of nv have worked
ON the farm with my father aud have
n little property 10 the value ot about
si0N have had limited cduca
tlon. onl, such ~ could pick NJ at the
district school aud from such books
and newspapers ~ We had Ia the
home Two propositions appear open
to me. one IL 60 ~, married and set
tie down uu the farm The other Is TO
tnke What money I have and spend "
10 acquire n larger education. With the
ho,r ~ nlling = larrrr sphere IN NE.
which Il the better Tor me t. dof
Know ing our friend rs "" DO AMI b.
Ilc,lns him to h. a proper subject ~
unbrsl,atlugly advise him 10 devote tho
pcNt four yrars ~ hl, lie 10 acquiring
a roud modern r,iuCat.ou. Il j. Tine
enough IL cct married when one y
twenty Eve. lnasmuch a. he Is fond
~ farming aud has had an excellent
practical training At home In this liuc,
We would suggest that he take full
agricultural course NJ one " our beat
state agricultural colleges. AT the end
Of that time. even II his money h. gone
and he still wishes to ~ on the farin,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

A western farmer made q record Of
Ave quail, three rabbits and SIX snakes
which he sliced up in one days NOW
ing In bis clover field.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

A difference In time Of the cutting Of
the FIRST crop Of clover viii make all
the difference In the world as to the
Weld of the second crop II the cut.
ting Of the FIRST crop Is delayed until
nearly all the heads are brown the
second crop will not be worth much
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

III. American people arr studying
more closely than ever before the cco.
monte value Of plccc II land as r.
laic,l a. furnishing a part ~ the living
fur tie family They realize that what
looks Ike god salary for the munici'
pal resident il largely used ~ In the
purghns. ~ everyday ncccsslricS
fruits. vegetables. poultry and poultry
products. milk. butter. cream. etc all
" which aud some to spare may be
obtained from very small tract Of
land The .utrrurhuu roads arr doing
much 10 solve this problem, permit
ting city resident To Keep Mp his work
In the town while he may at the same
time have all The advantages u a
country home The many gocd things
which may hc associated with even
one ncrr ~ laud arr only just bccom'
/ Ing tn h. understood
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

Considering the great value Of the
sIIo 10 an stock sud dairy men Il Is
remarkable how slow men who would
be- greatly benefited by Il are TO take
Il up The silo is Just as much a natu'
raj ally o. the corn crop rs cows are
N the blue grass pasture. The silo
eau be- built for what men paid for a
reaper twenty-five years ago II means
where used succulent and nutritious
fool OIL winter long for all the stock
Il means Increased milk receipts and
consequent profits: u means an eco
monte Use Of what would otherwise b.
A lot ~ wasted forage aud n good many
loads " hay Tor sale which without II
would h. consumed on the farm.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-10

one may coax u hen to lay in the
winter, but she simply won't lay when
she Ii Noting.