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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
CORN PLANTING.
Proper Depth In Various soils-in
View of Drought.

by c. +. HARTLEY.
The proper depth to plant corn must
be governed 10y the quality and mOis-
turc of the soil. II ii Is stiff, heavy
clay, containing plenty Of moisture Mt
planting time, an inch Is sufficiently
deep, but II it is II light, open, dry soil
three or four inches Is II satisfactory
depth. If the corn Is planted deeper
than four inches much of the food sup
ply stored in the seed will he con.
sumcd before the young plant can
reach the surface and expand Its leaves.
Plants cannot he made to send their
roots deeply into the soil by planting
the seed deeply. They can better be
fortified against dry weather by plant
ing tie seed In furrOw covering 1t
slightly and then gradually cultlvating
the furrow full Of soil as the plants
grow.
This requires some care, however, rs
the furrow should not be filed to any
great depth until the plants have at
tanned height of foot or more and
are In vigorous condition. This meth
od of planting Is especially adapted to
deep soils, where dry weather Is likely
to prevail during the middle or latter
part of the growing season.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
SWISS GOAT.

characteristics were further Increased
by crossing with either the pure bred
Toggcnburg or Saanen bucks which
are now In this country we should
soon see II breed That would produce
satisfactory amount Of milk and at
the same time have all Of the hardness
possessed by our common goats.
Some work along the lines suggested
has already been done in various
places, and occasionally very good
mixer Is produced. One of these ami
mails showing excellence Is Watita.
When this doe was fresh and on green
food she gave almost gallon Of milk
per day" to quote her owners words.
The illustration, which Is furnished by
Mrs. Edward Roby, the owner, Of Chi
cago, shows the doe at three and
n half years old and three months aft
err her second kidding At the first
kidding of the doe she dropped -four
kids and three the second time. Hell
conformation ana record show her tC
be very desirable animal as one OF
the mothers of the American milk goat
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
FORM FOR CONCRETE.

winter and moderate cost and we have
one of the most logical building ma
terials in present day use.
Concrete Is not expensive when COM
pared with other materials of Gov
structlon, such as stone, brick and
wood To he sure, the initial cost Of
wood is less than that of concrete, but
when we consider the life and quality
of the finished product concrete is east
ly the cheaper, and, of course, concrete
is much cheaper than either stone or
brick.
Experience both in practical work
and in the laboratory has proved he.
You'd doubt that the best brands Of
cement, as in all other goods, are the
cheapest In the end and should be in
sisted upon by all prospective. pur-
chaserS.
Concrete when first mixed Is such a
mobile substance that 1t Is readily
nodded to any desired shape or form;
hence its great utility in constructing
the varied appurtenances of the mod
ern farm. Consider, for instance, the
many uses to which concrete may be
put on the average modern dairy farm
the sllo, that Indispensable food con
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08

If this years plans for increasing the
corn crop of the corn belt Of the middle
west succeed corn Is going to be Il fit
subject for conspiracy to limit pro.
duction, after the fashion Of the new
cotton movement in the south, Two
billion bushels, or thereabout, Is fair
corn crop, and the country can absorb
1t conveniently, but If an extra billion
of bushels should be produced In 1903
the price would fall off in startling
fashion. A drop Of 33 per cent in corn
prices would mean much cheaper
meats and also cheaper Whistles.
And all these things are already pre-
dlcted freely by western grain experts,
for the western farmer is determined
to raise corn scientifically hereafter.
He is going to get the worth of his
labor and his land.
The general expectation Is that
cheaper meats will be the most I'M
mediate effect. The weather, of course,
will be leading factor, but with aver
age conditions 1t Is safe to expect a
record breaking crop by half million
bushels the coming autumn. - EX'
change.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
Preventive of scab In Potatoes.

From some experience with planting
potatoes in rye sod Colorado farmer
Is inclined to think it preventive, or
at least partially so, of scab.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
wAr1TA, AN AMERICAN MILK GOAT.

wATITA, AN AMERICAN MILK GOAT.
has received concerning every phase
of milk goat management the depart
ment OF agriculture has issued bullc
tin OF information on this subject.
The inquiries have come mainly from
two classes Of our citizcns-thosc who
were reared in foreign countries where
goats milk was very largely or solely
used and those who have read Of the
economy of goat keeping and the re-
ported value of the milk for children
and sick people. The second class In
cludes many physicians who, believing
in the hygienic virtues of goats milk,
would like to see CONT dalrles estab-
lished in the nclghborhood of all large
cities. Among interesting statements
of the bulletin are the following on
The American Milk Goat
wntita, an American MIX Goat.
This Is n name which has been sug.
gcstcd for the breed which 1t Is deslra-
bic to develop by selection from the so
called common goats now In this coun-
try. 1t Is known that among these
goats there are often found some OK
ccllcnt mixers, although their origin Is
obscure. We are told that some OF the
italian immigrants have frequently
brought with them from the old coun-
! try very young kids In baskets. These
were cared for as one of the children
ana among the children, and they have
no doubt grown up and cXcrted con
| siderable influence upon the general
| average of the milk supply In the
ncghborhoods to which they were tax.
en-. Other good mixers are said to
have been brought from Bermuda, and
this blood has probably had its effect
also. We should not be surprised, then
when we occasionally hear of goat
that will give from one to two quarts
of milk day.
Very recently this bureau has beer
Informed by Il business mau of New
Jersey that there il n large number Of
goats kept in HE Italian quarter n
Palisades Park, and upon special in
quiry he learns that the average
amount Of milk produced, so far as M
estimate can show, Is three pints pei
day. This milk rctails among tn,
Italians at II cents per quart, and but
ter Is also made there from goats
milk to limited extent which sells a
retail IN New York city Mt 80 cents
per pound.
Snanen Cont In Switzerland.
These are the kind Of goats tina
should he selected AZ foundation FOL
the American breed, and If their mill
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
Ta $500
MoFogGD
49, 1AD GARDEN
A MONEY SAVER.
Concrete n Popular Building Mate
rinl of the Present.

Concrete Popular Butidtnp Mnte-
rinl of the Present.
The progressive farmer of today
must not overlook the economic value
of portland cement concrete. 1t Is Il
matter that ought to be investigated
by every farmer who is ut all anxious
to improve the condition of his farm
and buildings. Concrete Is extensively
used by the largest landholders, but
could be used by the men of more
moderate means TO equal advantage.
Portland cement concrete is to be
recommended for general use by rea.
son of its durability, sanitary quail
ties and moderate cost. 1t has no
joints nor seams to afford lodging for
dirt and foster the growth Of noXious
fungi. 1t can be swept, washed, scrub
bed and scalded without injury to Its
texture. 1t does not decay or splinter,
thus doing away with nails and
patches. Further, 1t does not possess
the dlsagreeable quality of absorbing
gases and odors. Add to these quail.
ties GOODNESS in summer, warmth IN
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
IN THE G A r D E N

In flower gardening on n small scale
the best results are obtained by at
tempting only a few varieties.
In small places all planting should
be done so as not to crowd or reduce
in any way the size of the lawn space.
Avoid planting anything in the center
of the lawn. This always forcshortens
the distance.
Cultivate the garden once u week or
oftcncr in dry weather to the depth Of
not more than an inch.
A good way to get rid Of dandellons
in lawns H. to cultivate in the family
a proper respect for dandelion salad.
Wheel hose and hand cutivators will
be found useful in the small garden.
AS soon as you have harvested n
row Of any crop or even considerable
portion of one put something into the
place ut once. Green things growing
all the time" should be the garden
motto.
The good garden furnishes for the
| table food of medicinal and tonic vir-
| tues, put up in natures free laboratory
and worthy Of all the praise so freely
showercd upon proprietary medicines
Intelligence and diligence mean sue
cess in gardening, and If happy for
! tune adds to their natural aptitude the
gardener will travel smooth and
pleasant road
The rapid development Of weeds In
May Is very deceptive to the amateur
in gardening. A crop of onions, beets
parsnlps or other vegetable may ap
pear to be easily manageable, but Will
few days of rain the crop that could
have been easily cultivated on, say
the 10Th, is terribly overgrown by thu
25th.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
COMPLETED WALL OF CONCRETE.

server; the vegetable cellar, the rat
proof granary, the icehouse, etc In the
tIe-up the manager may be so construct
ed that the drinking water Is carried
past the animals and the waste passed
off by means of a grade in the manger.
Among the general uses Is the con
struction Of water and fireproof foun'
datlons and building walls, pave
mcnts, cellars, corncribs, clsterns and
other indlspensables of the up to date
farm.-American Agriculturlst.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
Spraying the Potato For blight.

Spray with bordeaux mixture when
potato plants are five or six inches
high. Repeat every two or three weeks
until the latter part Of August or rs
long as it seems necessary. Vines
should be closely watched IN warm,
muggy weather following rain, and If
not well covered with bordeaux mix
turc they should be sprayed again.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
FARMERS FIX PRICES.
Producers of Canning stun Cooper
ate Adyn ntnReousIy.

ate atngcously.
Two years ago the Farmers Produce
association of central New York was
organized because the farmers were
sure that they were not getting enough
for produce raised for canning, says
American AgriCulturist. The object of
the corporation was to promote the
interests of farmers and farm owners,
to secure just and commensurate
prices for farm produce and to main
tain the uniformity of usages, Gus
toms and contracts relating to produce
and marketing. There Is member.
ship fee of 80 cents, and any member
who shall violate rules and regulations
concerning the sale of farm produce
shall pay n fine of 500.
Attitude Of the Gamers.
Gamers were very much exercised
because the farmers dared to organize.
They denounced the farmers in strong
language, claimed that trust was be-
ing formed and refused to make any
contracts. But in about two months
they decided to contract ut the associa-
tons prices. BY organizing the farm
ers' organization has raised the price
on corn from 80 cents per 100 pounds
TO 70 cents, on peas from S1.75 to 1925
per 100 pounds and more than that on
other produce. The first year one mem
Der received $50 more for his peas
than he did the year before.
Prices For 1908.
This shows what can he done by or.
ganizing Prices set by the association
| for 1905 are: Corn, Evergreen and
Hickox, 40 cents per hundred pounds
/ Ne Plus Ultra and Country Gentle
man and Extra Early Evergreen, 81
cents; Crosby, 81; tomatoes, SO n ton
beets IL inches in diameter and less
/ $40 Il ton; IL to . inches, S13; peas
none less than 81 per hundred pounds
Queen and Yorkshire, $2.2J cucum
bers, SO ton. Payments for peas
must be made not later than Nov. ]
1905; for corn, Dec. /.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
The GapeyvOrm.

The gapeworm stays in old yards all
winter and comes TO the surface when
the days get warm. He Is discouraged
by cleaning up and the liberal use Of
lime. A good way to fool him is to
locate the poultry yard in new place
that Is high and dry.-Farm Journal.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08

We have found II Il wise plan after
keeping chickens in one place for some
years to move them to fresh ground
and use the abandoned yard for garden
or fruit. have heard people talk
about the golden hoof" of the sheep,
but a hen has diamonds in her claws.
No animal leaves ground In better CON
ditlon than the hen, remarks II. w. c..
in Rural New Yorker.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08
MILK GOATS.

The American breed - One of Mrs.
Edward Roby's Flock.
Since 1t has become evident that the
Angora goat industry is quite securely
established throughout the country gen.
orally many people have very naturally
another Industry, which in some re-
spccts is closely allied to lt-namely,
the milk goat industry. In order to an.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-06-08

Mothers lose their dread for "that
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house, Natures
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

IS prondn Ii,,r sueniS So,,idat. 81
inoen. oub eucr y!naen uno Seber
nit 3rantheit brhnitct imo, oah
crnitbhiter frubcl beIoriteht. .peHi,
ihr nidt Die rid,iiae Yieoi3in nehm'
pie Sral Sobu u Youn9 pon Sim,
u. y. hat Gle iaoi: Sh hattie
y~icuralaia an Ger yeber mno Dioaen.
mcin !Sers wurce q ih uScht.nI,p
ih tonnte nid1t efen. 3h "a mar
id)limm trnnt fir lnnSe 3ri, obe'
~ G:ecirie Nitiers Iono idlt aerao'
lpoS Id, %9cbrandlte uno aoben mir
Iofortiae X'noeruna mno furiricr
mid,. Die bette yieoisin fir idhpa
die Sraucn. sJertouit upter @nrun
tie bel allen N~potbetern an 81 Sente
per Siaid,e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
@rohc gcrfteiscrnns.

Der unier8eld1ncie miro oui iciner
KARIN, nnbe bel Gong Kate. om
0iCnstaa ben IS. Sebrnur 1905.
(menn Dos ySciter un9iinlii9 ut. 10
iinoet ee om n6dhIteu 3aIe 1tntt)
ole folaennen SeoehItduoe oil ben
nieiitbietenoen ue%ritci0ern:
a trbeitepieroe, 4 nlte 3iihc. 4
2.iGhriee Rnoer, 4 l.idbri9e GHlbcr.
20 SuB 9uies Den. I t8n9en. ] BAG,
~. , pnor 9lieroeseId,irre. ] 9tnien
idlmeiber, / 2demnidine. ! Sd,littem.
| Guliootor, i Srosmnidine, /
9rcdpHna l StoppelIlds. l Sano'
plug. 2 Saaen. l 6%eured,cn. l
oencerbor. / 8odoicn, l Sci,oIcn.
3 teite, 2 guanouiren uno ollerIe'
anoere !6onsaeratbidnIten. 5reis
Ulabl3eiten neroen oerabrcidt.
Anorea 8 Qraml III
S-225eb Giaentbiimer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
8aHMuns SioSseaeat.

Girioe s,ad)abmer bobea tilr3lid,
rine slnhahmuna BON Or. ainn'S
9le,p DISCOVERY iir Sd)ipinoFndt.
OuIten mnb SrtdItum9en, uno anoere
Dleoi5inen 9emudi uno probirt gu
uerfam5en. mno babel oaS Soit be
iroaen. DieIes lit um eud, An ipnr-
',en Dor Ioldlen Seuten. rueldle &C.
pim iuten paourd. Bob lie ben
3tuhm itebien bon YleoiSinen, mel
DIE iiber 35 Sabre 9ramtbsiien NIT
anicm Sriol9 9eheilt BADEN. Sine
iidhere 9eIdDiiBunS fir eud, 1T unier
5tdmen om' BEN umId1ioo. Siebi
onrnad, oui olien Or. ains's ODER
9ndlen's WieniSincn. Die anoeren
iino ollie s.ad,nbmur aen. %. 8.
Yndlen, 6 so Sbicoso. Sl.. uno
WinoIor. Sonahd.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
0atentsWe

fno 10 Der 9ieael uon Siidltdr3ten
mno Soichen. bic nid)ie bon W,eoi,
5n b. ri chen, 3nhelcitet iporoen,
aber ourt HroB"rti9e HetIamc an
ben 9unren 9ebrnd)t. uno b~ciiteln
Ft Die Snbritnuten oft ole ycr ite
uI,p. @Juibtmro lit feline riaenilid,e
Yitent Uieoi3in, ionoeru miro BON
Or. 1'uihtd. einem pirtlid)cn opprp-
u,rien NrSte nit - idnriaer 1,rorie.
snhereitet. Or. Yuihe6 ut ben We
fern nieiee tiaiieo riibmiid bctomni
mno bietet er iciu 6edmttcl ben
Demid,en nnI Ysrobe an. Gr .peiR
lpie pirtiom oieie YieoiSin lit. III b
9iebt alien 3rnntcn ole Sclroenhcii
mn icIner 9cpBmiitbiaen OHtrte 81
oeoienen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

ouatasp a aasiss ,ssaav nal
sm 2"aasaa plse,r auE lsips aarm
SECS prn Uer btilira O Cntsl Gam
aadlAai ammsn CO VerIpeilis eiIds
Taas bort.
y sllaihlas Smib. pA gpeii'
aaA's sobnrfar pss csruai no H. u
Nohn ~ Snsihj hesi lei eonnios
idlrusr trant an xunaenenibnnDnna
barnieber.
- H,nmuno poIt. Der ooaue Ge
idldiicmam uno iein 26bnd,cn ga
tot. Fno an 2nmeiaa mad, Gureto
%oetommen. nm Dotior 6eroec ceo
annbcn arontheii weaen. Sn ion
iuiiiren. Gle fcbrteu ON Wlontao
uiecer noh 0osue Suriid.
ra5- Ylau oersrTie nidt bic Do
tune mno Snse nn lpcldleu Or.
Soonmnnlon in euretd Iein pirr.
mdmIih am l3., H., Is, 16., IL
mno Is. Sebruur. Gr tommt Out
porbcreiict I'm ollie m6alid,cn Snbl.
dr6iIid,cn NIrbciten 3u ucrridten.
- yiGdlIten Sonntao, ben 10.
Sebruar miro Jiep. !. Uiorod. boz
Der b;eii9en eunna. congregational
Scmeinne, IN Gureta Soheeoierit
onhoIten ruic Iolot: pormitiooe mm
IL llhr. mno ohcmoo nm " ubr.
vile Iino iremolid1it ein9elaoen.
6err Gbriitian E6rina BON
partitou, 2. D., tom ON Erriloe
BON ieiner Observation-Disclosures bier on
Sr hat ndmlih in Y,egeon 9ounru
feline 6eimitiite auiaepruit uno hat
suole;d, aud, oirielbe fur Die nette
Gumme BON $l9On.OO bort pertonit.
Gr beoob idl am Yionto9 pieosr
noh Yortiton 3uriid.
- InnrenS Spoii BON Soemer
NOR Seitern aeidndiiehalber In Der
Staot, 6r ber,datet uns, oae er ieine
S1iltbIbaft bort ON Ylortin Sd,c
p~ertonit babe. mpo er am tommen.
ben Sriihinbr lpieosr aui bic Saru,
aeben miro. Der NuoreoS Iuot. id,
bin iebt u~ollitd"oia ~iber5eust. ooe
es fem id,ore,es eeben aibt. ole oae
sewDbulid,e Sormerleben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
., Worgen, tuorger, nut ni@t
bcute," iagen QUE faulen
2eute.

DieieS betonnte Gprid,nort or
,peiit iid) nohI in teiner 1ebensInse
ucrhdnaniBuoIler ole in Gruntbciis,
Idllen. sDie oft iino Id,sinbar Ieidte
Grtrantun9Cn bard, YerS0Aerune in
aridbrlihe Seioen ousacartet. Do.
rum, mein Iieber Sreuuo, lpenn Du
Dih nidi aeinno iibIit. 10 S6aere
feinen Nnaenblid, ionoern Id,reibe
ioiort cine Yoittarte ON Or. g..
Ynibed. Sbic"ao. 5u., Fir iein Yuits
turo. Der befonnte sirst III heis
bereit ieoem xeinenoen feline Ollie
onseoeiben an ioifsn mo linn auI
BerlonNen cine Sdad,iei S;uIh turo
orobeneiie ar icnoen. Ebei.e ihm
olio Die onItre,enben Snmptcme nit
uno On pirit nid,t aiIein Die W,e'
oi3in Ionoern amd, niiBiid,e Hoib.
iGId9e our Dieoererlansuns Der
Seiunpheit erboIten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
esbr wiAsia Tar aarmsr iu
DER umesasnp pen 30
bic 40 aRstisn.

6ier Va cine mirtiidle nnt poll.
idnpiee sinO'icIluna Der beitcn Sorm
mnIdniuen. iopie NniepidlHeiper m,i
Drill oDer -2eeDer au1dmeni-, Der
beiis Doppelie tSapapflna. eaacn.
Sioppei 1t. YrehpiIiae. u. 2depriiI
RnrS nlles, ipae elm Warmer baper
muB in cieiem Sat,. Uir tanien un
iere pinidhinen Dir Yanr, fDn
uno meroen lie oud) btili
eer pic iraemo cine 6irm Der I'm
eeaenb oertouien.
aommt uno fehs eud unierc Da I
rem al, che ihr ouoere,po fnuit.
Sjaat e Gsbrloer aeim,
Gureta, Gin Dutoio
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
GARNER, ueriaumt oie Mn'
iprad)e In ocr Staotbaae
Mot ana 23, Sebruar.

Die hoben 9comien Der Setreine
SuouTtric. uno bic %'roic Iiorcn uon
ben ocridnieocneu NderbnuidlnIec
Don Wtin eioto uno ocm beioen To
iotI'e merocn, ipie mir IN idlon lcBte
sSod,e OH nieicr Stehe hetonmt mod
ten, nm DunncrNto0. ben %. Scbrnor
um ) llbr obcmoe nit cinew Spe3'
ol,uo IN Smrrtu cinirchen. Sleid,
pom 9ohnhoIe n bc0ebrn iid1 oit
Ocrrcn pann md, Der S%tdoiballc. 100
olenanm liir A. Ytuutcn lang Die
,pidiieiien |'mntte oce Shemn'e Der
Sd1ledlten Samen Nueiooi- non
owicn Serrcn tul3 mno gut omeein.
nuoeroeleot uno ertl6rt nel ben
0ein ein3ioer Enrmcr in pic3'herion
Gountu Ioilte oieie ruihtieen 9icoen
%peridumcn, benz er tnnn uielleidli
gtnud,ee M horen. o bent or bis
ieSt nod, nidlte puRtc, mo Dob Iir
inn BON lebr GROCER SYihtid,li2teii
icin oiiriie.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
A.

Der unie,ae'd,ncte miro oui Ieiner
Karin. 8 Yleilen norn0iiid bon
6ureta, Q. D.. am DicmSioo, ben
%. Scbrucr 1905 (iuem ooS Suet
ter unaiinitis lit. 10 finoer es nm /.
yidr5 itotlD Die iol9ennen SeAcu
Itdnoe an ben Nleiitbietenoen Der
itei9ern: 2 Nrbeitepferoe. 4 yiilb
tiibe. 5 stiid iuuaee s,ieh. 2 ma
gen. l aueiiiBiAee 4usan. / 2de
moidine. / Sruemoidnme. 2 Y'fliioe.
2 pno; Gooen. l HnienIdrneioer. I
6uItioaior. i Sd,iitien, l SeIbIthin
Der. / poar 1'Ier peaeidirre, l snoi
Iericparotor, l 0eiSoic!a, 3 Sdrdnte
uno nod, urrid,ieoene anoere 9aue
baItun9eitdnoe.
Sbriition 2urle,
1922 SiAentbimer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15
Cine our6srcitcnoe
GmiiAciDuna.
Or. Better Tabrurb 10 Gbitago wiro
I'm u. 9. 9iffritt Gonrt Gin
l1rtbeiI sugripru4cue

Der Hid1tcr Denrp 8. Sman pom
II. @. Diitrict Spurt anb IN einem
SaIle in ,pcldlem Der Jicd)tSompoll
NoolT Slomon bon hicr aio Nntld
ger nuilrnt. oe9en 6euri, Bemer &
so. IN Winrib III. Nlid.. Elm urihcil
ou. peld)eS oielen oouerno uerbieiei.
in iroeno elmer Weiie Nr3neien, Der
%pactdnnen uno 0onoelSnamen bee
4'aoere nodl3uabmcu.
Die iNnoetInaten hoiien bae tenn.
pordre, Nerboi oee Se~ridiboies per
leBt nno wuroen p,cbnlb Der yiik
odltuna zines ridlterlid,en BeIebie
ihulcia e.tonnt uno bcitroft. Sleidp'
aeit,a erioIste Der SrIoB elmer s)et
fiiauna, ipcId,e lie benz SeidhaniB
oeS Gountp sDapne iiberrpeiH. }uenn
8elobuBe uno Rotten niit inner
balb 30 1ooen erIeat luernen. as
Ter 3'roscb, peld,er 3 sdbre
,uehrte. ihloR nit rinem poiltShois
gen Sieae oeS NnnoItes gio,nnt.
Or. p(ter Snhrnen hat bereiie
uerid,ieoene oerartise alaaen erioIs-
reidb burd,aeiibrt. Siniae Sdlls
Iino nod, III ben Ycreini8tem Stnoien
unn IN Sannoo IN Der Sdnoebe ODER
ih Dorhereihma.
Dr. Better Sohrncp. III moblbe-
tant ale Der Sobritant hes Nlpsn.
frduter 8lhhbeieher,s meld,er mohr-
id,einlid, pue rpeitberiibmieIie aller
isriisafiteu,en Niepiainen 1T. s'e
u, Iuitnt Der srpBeu Y~cpnlSriidt
oieies Seilmittele, hot er iidb bereite
piclen nnanncbmiihteiien oaeaeFtB 81
in Seitnlt bon 9ind,ohmnnnen umo
leberi6reimnoen Ieiner Hednie.
DIR ed,ie Nlpentr6Li liter, III In ei
mem Snrton uerpadi, Delt,er Die
lnterIhrIit oee Sobritanten Dr.. y.
Sahrncp irdat OrrIclbe 1T euRer
benz mt elmer reaiitrirten hummer
uerieben. 5luo oieie Summer ouN
rooiert poer iraenhIpie p~er1noelt
,puroe, 70 t0men Sie periidlert Iein,
onB ctipas nidlt anna rid1tia 1T.
yhd)te ais cine hIcd,te NbIdi. fam
Semnnoen pernn oIien, nicie Sthm
mer oue5uraoicren ODER ir9enorpie
Al perGnpern.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-15

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anS BEN an9rsnssnosm Ssrriiorum. nm
oas @boIslaie Department pom slnsm aft.
stablirttn Commercial = u pom eutern
Hnanpetiem Stanos. al i~sJrdianrreu unb
betonnt w MAIDEN. Gfable Enars. @shalt
s3. 80 per Gag, pO9eniIibe Gs;ahluns T; nit
alien onOeren ans9aaen pom Sauptquar.
tIcre aus. NlsrO n gnssp asssbsu penn
nOlbpsnol9. &ir ruorgva aass. AnitsI,
lung 1T gut nuO iIr ldpgere 3eu. aorsiirs.
2bs Columbia nOuis. 0ao Roacn Q'iCe.,
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