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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

@oa bic @offnunG be.
mirft t. Wiit tbrdncncntitr0mc1Ocm
Yntlibe bat Die N}lIttcr jcllcr Dom
omeiBcu Iooc" %bcorubten 2in0cr
ibrcn Can't iiir Die in Sang gcicBtcn
8citrebm9cn III ibrem l<lltcrciic aus
gc0riidt. Sdon oQein ole SoffnmQ
orti cine moglifc @ciIrnQ bot Die
e1tnerutcu ainocr 81 nclcn &rdften
angcipornt, nm Der Willtter SIT bclicrl,
Dem franfcn 8rlr0cr uno Der c6ells
foaS frantcn Sdlpcitcr 9lcttur0 51l
bringcn, @citern lieicn fiir Die cr.
m1bnte 6ontilie bel 6rou &. (6ies,
Or. SOP, 9ioros9rooomop, folqcnoc
@o6cn Gin:
bon cillcnl Scrrn Qtnqcnonnt) ST;
bon elmer ucrluittmctcn N},ttcr
$3.50;
bon 6rou @riininp 81;
BON elmer 6rou ourd) Eoitor Moc-
per 81;
bon 3. I. ST;
bon &. z. So.
Stcbt DOT 0cm Gbloro-
tormultcr. Goli5cilturidoQ
6arnan miro bclttc 50 Sabre alt. Gr
pur0c an -. Wi6r5 1916 gcborci.
Grit Dem 30. g(pril 1867 lit or MPit-
alieO Der Snltimorcr Ioli3cimoGt
mo icit Dem s. Nluauit 1902 Oo9
Sbcrb0ilpt ocricl6cn.
Sic oM crcontilc Iruit &
0cpoiit 6 o." bot foI9cnoc 8crren
ais Gircftorcn ~crpdblt: ". ".
Spence, Is. 2htitin NenfinS, Charles
Q. 6iiber, @nt. $. MbitriOgc, Stcps
art @romh @m. s.. @ladioro, Nu-
brcp Eeorrc, $. u. Srrif, Nlotdoro
Honoall, S%uluroion Nigg9, Ghorlc9
w. Slaglc i. W}. Golltou, Milton
Snolp0tL Gouglo@ s.. lbomo3, A.
W. %nnlcS, rSobn 2. SoUoro, ). q.
NonlioD, Soniucl !. Canadian, 9ccn-
tilr 8. Miacr, Globcrt @orrett. Z.
Gbworo @omblrtom &obn s.. Sbolu,
Sinlon %Noicnburg, @crnoro Gobn,
q. $. 9. Boit So6n 0ia Of g., Sa5.
z. @ooolparo, Ncn0 orf, Miaionl
Solonlon, Nelu.Norf, No6ert :.
2omrp. AtIonta, unb gd)tb. @enrp Is.
Gopis, elfins, u. go.
ID arp lon 81 ititut." -
Sn Der Monatsoeriommlu1g OeS Gis
reftoriums be5 .Marplan0- Snititl.
tes" luur0e an SteIle bcS pcrItorbe-
men @rr. 3rcoerif 3. Morriion Del
len Sobn, &r. 0co. 6. 0torriion,
Wiitglieo ser leBten @eicbeebung.
hi oos Gireftorium crmdhlt. Serner
piiroe elm 9eidluB ongenommen.
cine 9iiitc oes 8eritorbenen ourd)
ben gilobaaer Sans Sdller berItel-
fen al laijen. 1es9leihen miro !.
Wtnrfuea Niiler, ein dnoerer ebema-
Tiger Sdliiler 0eo Snititntes, eiue
giilte oes Y~r1iioenten Sobn %. Gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

oth5.GonOiootcp 9uffI1r1mn iihcr
ibrc bis1crioc pplitiidbc aouihohn
pcrlonocn. Too Grrfutin.0omi4c bot
ciilcn @chciuroocutcn crnoun+ mcl.
hcr Sen Character mn sic noGti5hc
Qollf6obn Ser 0on0iootcr untori,chcn
inf SIR l}or,r nos 0Cocrtou ,,;rn "a.
0pd ochrin1 orho(tpn
,r ,..
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EM no. ,nn,1. ,,, o.; 'so4N-
,nfnn,2o,, II,,i,un ,'t 9T .tt,'
,",n mn;,o. ~, tu,"',1.I,,,
m-,,ioncr,% ~, 0,,,>, ~, >'',
Sow. No,,4r1I 0ntnr i %" "'," G I,'
49, 800 "I'''' -" S''7
Der 0ortiaen MnihiniItcn-llnion cine
Dolc &crtrCtur0 bel @cfobr Der Ont.
}icblu9 ibrca CHARTERS 5i3llQcItcbcn.
2htf Elm llntcritiibum0a0ciud Scr
oN}iiBcmlohcr bon 9toro. }nrcrifu,"
Ocrcn N}itgIicOer icit II @cNcn ON
Strife iin0, mllroc bci5lpiicn, 0ltrd6
Girfulurihrcibclt idnmltlidc or0oni.
iirtcn Nrbcitcr 5l N@citrG0cn oui3llfors
bern mo mcitcrt 9citrGgc fiir ocn
9cOnri2foQ in gnl9iif)t 0cItcQt. Bur
%Guudglulg mllr0E Ole IroQc Scr Gin.
bringing elmer WfoBrcgcl i'm Gon0rcB
8cbltiS elmer ]iuirfionlcrCn 8cidrGus
'l''8 '''lo NeAl'llrlll'9 Der Gtlnpolloc-
I'itH 8V''CuM uprr mon 'l''ldleo lId)
puI'''' o'V SrIulliBloN'illl8 oorlIpcr
u" sur "ou'i'clt SiP'l8 oeH gFe'lllIo-
to'VV" 81 o'tIo)'roel'' lllll 3elt SIT CT
''' 9~'"''o'''9V'' ''~coV''c9'''9 j1 I'hs
0''''
Sat cincn 81 ccor0." -
8utrid WtcW}uml5, mcldlcr hicr Dor
ctlid)cn Ia0cn luc0cn unQcbliher
&crall3Qomnt0 0ciGlihtcr Gbcd5 Der
boftct mlrr0c, miro audi in Mem. BORT
~ r!Io f~pl'up['P0,u 9Vtol''''1)l' %l'
"''o IottV'' ~ uVt'''VV 0oue sc
9'.' 'Ui' opt''VHVI'' e''c'' Sel'IlUel'
pV'"eol''oV''r u opFl t''' p'oo' ll''o
u u S'L5IpCtI'l'''9 "orl'ot[ Cr0II'9 Der
"'u'''' C''UItl''o'o W FV'tuoe'pp'u
-" q C,'''t N'"n Pto0 9ej'Uu'VI' p''o
('"''' G9'" ''' Pi''o'' "FI"''p' Vo'
Gin bolcr Nc0cr. @n1. s..
9lld)onoL cil 43 SATIRE otter toltb-
Itllmnlcr Nc1er, peld)er mcNcn nm
Itttlidcr Nn0riffc ollf Iroucn Orci.
5cbn &obrc I'M Wtorpldnocr Stoot2-
3lldthollic II. jluci Sabre I'M Stoot3-
2~lrbcitSbollic G~eiciicn bat, mur0c &C.
Itcrn bonn &nOi @rnnnoll I'M mittlc,
rem Stotion@huulc ipcQclt @cttclna
ollf Der StroBe micocrlml olf 5lpci
Monutc mad Der lcttgcnomtcn Nll-
i'"'' "'I'''o''
MIS- 3|CuOin clt0cnon nj
men 1Srf NlIolIitr TSrNrrcr nltrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
2OtaI6cridte aus 8aIbingtOp
NJ o3fcnbou ora - 0uncr.
buu0".
gSCnn nllf Ocnn l3. WsnsLGnbNll OCE

II = o..
@cnn ailf Dem %. Mo5fcu6ull oc9
ySGnQcrbtno" in Der ,9}otiorol
Hiilc4 NrHorD" oub uo,1 ocu orci
pcriiiQborcn GruppcHprciicu molnela
pprbuuOcucr @cucrbcr mtr Elm cju5i-
ger STR %m3tbcilunQ NclouQcn ronutc,
10 lit man bod in 0icicm Sale tcinc9.
mcga bercdtiQt Don Dem G~iudugigclt,
Der inter Den @liuOen &ouig iii, SIT
iprcd)cn. Gem Die acct bruucu
Shuhplottlcr - Die ij6 inter 9c}ua-
nobnc olf ciu bier pjel ~geicbeuc9
ShouItiid oGo9 2(btctt ans Bill
Gofi, Yufi" nonntcn - miiiicn Oltrd).
ans ais 0c9 ibnen Qcuorocnclt Erci-
les luilroig eradltet luerOcu. NSur olld)
picllcidt Oos 6cbIen pcitcrcr @rllp-
pen im &utcrcIie elmer gr0Bcrcu @clc-
buna Oc9 @cinmmtbil0cS SIT bcoous
crlL 10 bot OodJ auf Der un0crCn Settle
cine reidc 6ituc prodtigcr Gin5cls
ntu9fcn pp(tpcrthigite Gntid)d0iQlmq.
Die o3citumq5-W}oric, cine in ser
/. unO 6sStroBe itoot6efonntc Or
i6cin1rnQ, brud)te 6rou 8olmlciitcr
@rinf Den critcn Grci9 Gin, mG6rcn0
an 3mcitcr Stc0c bic o&ricitoube"
oc9 6rla. @unOlod) pou ocn @rcia-
rid)tcrn ou2gc5ei6nct muroc, SIN 10.
tbcn Icihtitofili6en @cicQidoitaflci0,
nit cincm flcincu lrugIhtbl, ciucnl
GBfo6cr mo citcnt Ylofot, 0a2 Die
&uldriit 5ciqtc: Sic cin3igc @}0g.
lid)fcit, lid olti oS0ngcrbrm "-llnter-
boItmgcn ST onliiiircn," 6ilOctc 6rot
Gorl @moloA cine ciicftpollc 2lu-
ipiclunQ ollf Die b0uiig bel Tcitlid)-
fcitcn 0cS &crcina 9c60rtc &lo9c. 0uB
man wcgcn ser llcbcrfiiQlmg fciucu
SiBplub bctommcn f0nnc ulO 10 III.
uugcllcbm Iongc oltf Oo9 bcitcQtc
Giicn mortcn mijiic; tic cr6iclt ocn
Orittcn Erci9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

lllS uCNl 0ullllllHClll SuIlu Iult.
Den $1,000 DcrluiIigt fir Die Ellbliji
rltn0 ltdOtiider &cror0mnqcn Ourd
Den Stoot = Rc0iitrotor, uuO $500
iiir Oo5 Nrlrcfen alter GotlmcutC
Olrd Den Gto0t.@ibGiot1efur.
Gas Senmca'iHe @oulinicn@cic
fam mieoCr sur Spro6e unO pir0
icbt 6c7tinrmlt in Sen @crihtcn unac.
iodtcn mcr0cn. Ole $50. CoworO 5.
Stord uuO Irunt 9topuf crilrd]tcll
INN 0ic GrloubniB, Dor % @Guicrll
an Eutrrcnt. ,$ciicrlons un0@IoOer'
StruBc (rcppCn SIT crrihtclL lpltr'
Den obcr o~bgcpicicn. &r. Stord,
ucldlcr Yrdiiocnt elmer @cicQidoit
pou Wuuuutcrncbmcrn iii, ucldc od@
@cicB bcfdmpfCn mo1cJ iuqtc Damn.
CT 6o6c Ocn @!muoIt GOgur s.. @on3
cuga1irt. INN bic n0t6iQcn gcrid)tji'
Gen Sdritte 81 t6ln. Sic @itoQct
9cb0rOc miinid)t. BOB oic Tro8c 10.
bnlo mic m0QliN cntihic0cn miro,
NM Stoot Grofurotor Bruce per.
ipro4, Oie @cr6ciiiiDrung Der Gut
'UC,o",,9 H"u] S'1u,tt'. OF IU'oV'"'
=" S'"'(' 'o'Irov "'''0-
''I''% pu' p'''Iol''HC "ttV ''"'0p"'''
uI "o"'ouVI't"b| "o'"t'0' W" 0''
% Sy5,,,"ronl',"by, ".~Il9'pU''SIE ''US
%'"oo ,p!'C' ~ ,U'''' ~ o'o''uJ' II,
o'c t0' I'''"7S "'0',lt I'l'o '@t'''''''' ','''
n!l,yi' "'y"l' H'!',,''' to''pC' |''.
,"o''U'l" e""S lgu ''''v I"'ul"y,'
~" ~ "p!' ''u"' p'"' W,
,"i',l'9l', wy p'''''' o'''' N''V" D;.
oo'''' ~, "'.,,'' .'['o'u, ["S NI|,
'"''''''',' o'''''e' '"' wy
po''oy otH >g'v'0 oI'H "''py'uu'0l'u'
tlt' -, 0.' J''tUl "t''' SSuuj' "'''
'o''' Nv "'l' ~" I'~'''''0''"1'' o"''
"''' o. r'''' .'g',','
'|""S "ol'5
, ,,G,, N,.. 49,, o:a,
~""' Po',o4 !,'',''t '!", >,l',
~ L,p,,, "'"1 ~ o",l''o S,'''"n","
u'' NJ ~;".'o ~ll''!t' s!p"ItlIs u',o w
'',"3''"5t'", j,V' Nv e'N'''ot'''l''
|Y'"go; ,""'' 9,I''l,| Itt
@ ol' >"I'S,'p No"p .''' l'lo''t
%4','y "'',"' p,' S,''U!'' UU,'G Nv
",','"'', o." ~" N(,!'I'o ~''l'',
,,an, S @.59'"u'ao'u, ~ '0'' '''' 'o0j
So %,"o 'pu,',
~ H-"Gt.|ol' wa pCS eU"''Io'|
ooB troB oc3 0roBcn 6ellcra Die Gins
llo0nlcn mr. @o9cll %icclljclt III
l9ol $1,000 lllcDr bctrit0cll ais III
1908. ,$lt 1901 mar Die GinnQhnlC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

vel Cr Oc O ~ { n.-SShl.
q. @orfcr, II Su6rc alt, cill ipjritllu.
liitii6ea Wic0ium Der lett ctuo 5luei
Mio1otcn III 9}r. 6l0, @cIt &cring.
tonitruBc, ocn @l0ltbi0cn oic3ufunit
gcacn &c5obllmg oficnbort, &ronf
bcitCu DciIt etc, mlr0c gcItcrt Wfor.
gen in Scr mcitlidcu Station poll
&uot &oocn ais Gogobuno mo I'LL.
orocntli6c Geriou oui 3mci Ntonote
nod Dem Stoot9 9l~rbCit96ultic &C.
ionot, ipGtcr obcr 0n0crtc @r. &o0cn
icinc GntidciOlHg uno ii6crluicS Den
SAT- Den @roB9cldpmorcnell. Cine
groBc 9(n5obl EerioncL 0orunter ct
lidc aus Dem rrotbcn 2i6t-"Giitrift,
fon0cn iid inn S~tationS6oltle Gin un0
iogten 0cqcn oen @rop6ctcn ans.
Gincut Mdod)cn pcrid)ric6 cr 5ebu
Elilper, bic ibr 81 i6oner o6gcrmOe.
fer &0rpcriiiuc pcrbelfcn iollten II
tic mar n6mlid) 10 0iium luic cine
@oGnenItonQc, mo 5por fiir ocn
0crirgcn @rci9 BON lrur ST. Giucul
unocren @l0u6igen prop6e5citc cr Ell.
ne fltrj 6eporitebeuoc Grbi6uft. &u
iciltcr Gcrtbcioignn0 6eitritt Barter,
BOB ct gcmobrio9t babe; er lei cir
prointrtca ipiritltoliitii6cS NtcOirmL
OoS nit ser Nciitcrluclt. %bcion0cra
nit 0cm cincr IN Californian N%citor-
6cncn &nOiouerin o@rigbt Cues" IN
6cionoer3 intimen Gerfebr it0n0c, Gin
&cronitolter bon Sconcen gcgcn Be.
5u6lllng notilrlidL ut0 fein gcu0hu.
lidcr @obriogcr. Srob ollcocm licB
lid scr Guoi niht Crlpci6Cn NM
iuuote ion por Ole 8roBgciHporcncn.
Sn @oDington gefuns
gcu. - Mnl. E. @ittcrc, Der II
Sabre olte 9all5noIcr, mcldcr t3
Sabre lang nit elmer 6roll in S6ein=
che Icbte, nndbcr bier in baltimore
cine @itt1pc bcirothctc mo oiciclbc
bolO 0nrollf ollf pcrlicB, lit pom Dc
tcttip 9urnc5 in @oibiuatou mcgcn
b09niQi0cn &~crloiIcna icincr Irou
UcrboItct lOorOcn mo litt icbt bier
int mittlcrcn Stotion9botic. Scin
Ncrh0r miro bclltc ltattiin0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

SIS GnS iGbrlide Gon5frdn5hcn
un0 Souper oes ,@|ernlanio . Scr.
gniigunQs-S ercinS" bon ser n@crmo-
nia.2oge" oeS Srcimourcr . Green's
iinort beutc, Mittluod). in @njn5cr's
Salle, 9ir. III. gscit 6rauflinltrabe,
Stotf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
8eloienbnuscn mad SeatidlanS nno
Csitreid

81 I'd Gents pro Warf unb 201s
Gents pro 2rone. Borto ertra.
Wediel aisgeIteat aif ale Sbei--
Der 8elt. 9iaige Sdiffsforten po,
uno nab Geutidlnnb. Tbeo. s.
Diener & 60, ia SIt-2ering
ton.Str. 2immcr SIR. 3. $780,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15

Nns uGtc &tc0. - Inter Scr
NlIdutI0iNlrnq, bic IS H5u6rc oItc
@ortcnic @eQ Don ibrcr @o6nunQ &c.
loot ln0 lie in pr. 52G, W}onroeltr.,
81 unmoroIii6cn 3lprfcn 6c6cr6crQt
SIT hobcn lpur0c Qcitcrn ser @urbicr
Woltcr Ncibcl bon ao0i @olomann
rntcr $4,000 @;irNihoit gcitclt. @ic
Dos MGodcn uno icinc Wttttcr, Irolt
Nnnic @cll, 9tr. 1920. W}nrtlc g Nlpc..
%ollSIogtcn, pcrlicbtc iid) Nortcnic Dor
ctlli0cn @od)cn IN MciBcl ltno folQtc
linn lud) lcillcm Nogirhollic, olti lciIl
Gcrlprcd]cn boucn0, tic SIT 6ciruthcn.
Nod lucni0cn SnQcn nu6m MciBel
lie nod cirlcm Snllic an 6runflinitr.,
100 lie 5%lliamnlCn lcbtcn. Sic 9cntii.
hlt10cn Der 6rult 9c0, lire Iod)tcr
III fin0cu. blicbcn criolQloS, uno tic
nabnt ihlicBlid) cincn &crbuftS6c.
fcbl gcgcn Sen Nor6icr hcrouS. @ci
bcl unO Oo@ M0ohct ii6crlicicrtcn
lid) an WtontoA 9lbcno QcQen # ll6r
Dem Yicutenont in ser ItoromcItlidcn
8oli5ciitntinn. @ortCnic iulrOc mad,
@ollIc 0clol0t ut0 ser @orbicr elm.
geiprrrt.
MHroc OBJ NJ 6 q. - Sr.
NSm, Nc. Bprnc, 0oS rcpl6lifuniidc
MiitglicO Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
murOc gcitcr1 i'm Bureau ser BE.
borOc obnmGd)tig. Gr crboltc lid ic-
ood), cbc Der bcrbcigcrrtfcnc 9lr5t an.
lolt0tc, ltno mllrOc IN elmer alttId)c
nad) Snlic gcbradt.
Gpndmi it it ongcn Ser
StroBc gcfun0en.- Eoli-
jcinlorI6aa Snrnon periud)t in Or
fobrutg 81 bringcn, mo 5pei Ipnn-
mltltangen bergefommen iino, Die iii
ben leBtcn Sogen I'M norolid)ell
StaOttbeil oui Der StrnBe bon per
ldIeOencn Ecrlonen ollfgefulocll
mOr0cn limo.
Nur mcnig offnnng iii
3riScoll, - Ser 3uitallo pom
&omc5 GriScoQ, Scr 6reitog Nod)t
in Der @irtbidoft ieines 9riloerS an
Einc- uno HaborgitroBe geldotler
muroc. NOR geitern etpas bellcr. ood)
ingcn sic 9ler5te I'M pMarpl1noerllni
periitGtS SoipitoL" 0aB er MIR cine
aus brunoert Gbnncei babe, iuieber III
o~cinrocr1. Sic &uacl bnrdhohrt(
.3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-15
9ln3 ociu 9latGGauic.

Gcuta-@oS elm (rom? -
@iiogct-9c60rOc niht iiir @rn.
S6rcibcr'S Nncrbictcn cingcnom-
men. @}cGucn iaat frcicS Sos
III Oits9oltimorc mijr0e ser Sto0t
$4,000 iporcn fir StroBcnbc-
lclrNtum0. - nGonioljoirtc Cos
WcicQi6uft" 5luu aompi bcreit.-
&GridicOenc9 aus Sen mtni5ipo-
len @iireour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-30
These Unparalleled Bargains Offered for til
Last Week Of Our $4,000 Clearing Sale

MERtIIESs MEMS CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS. PRICES DEMAND THE INSTANT AT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-30
"A Great Whirlwind Of Bargains

stupendou Bargain Giving Sale PEN
deon has wnesseda Record Breaking Sale without
dena sale which absolutely article our Mammoth store
has been reduced instances to mere frac
prices consider it. their duty TO buy
when and where they obton the best and for money
who believes making each dollar do its full duty afford TO delay?
Another week of this vertabe oughteng Of prices and then
glad time with its bursting budd gorgeous shower OF be-
wdng bursting forth Of the most dazzling beautiful
delightful Summer Goods--bu wait we'll INVITE ALL TO
THIS GREAT BEAUTY SHOW LATER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-30

MEMS $3.50 SUITS NOW
MEMS $1,000 SUITS NOW
MEMS si2.5O SUITS NOW
MEMS $500 SUITS NOV
MEMS $4,000 SUITS NOW
CLEARING PRICES {
BOYS Sa.5O SUITS NOW
BOYS $3.50 SUITS NOW
BOYS' $3.50 SUITS NOW
BOYS $500 SUITS NOW
BOYS $3.50 SUITS NOW
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-30

15c COLLARS NOW.
S1.0O MUFFLERS NOW
s1.5O MUFFTERS NOW
.5c SUSPENDERS NOW
soc SUsPENDERs NOW
25c MEMS HOSE NOW
35c MEMS HOSE NOW
SOC MEMS HOSE NOW
75c MEMS HOSE NOW
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
A Word For the Lerhorn.

A general purpose fowl should lay
good supply of eggs, be good as table
bird at any age, and the hens should
be good sitters and mothers, writes F.
II. Valentine in American Agricultur-
ist. AS to the first of these requisites
the Leghorn's reputation is well estab
lished AS small broilers, the cockerels
are unexcelied They will make a
weight of one to two pounds about as
quickly as any other breed. After this
the gain is slower, but they make the
size required for small roasters in good
TIME. And a young, well grown aud
well fattened Leghorn makes a dainty
morsel. The people who condemn the
Leghorn as being nothing but skin and
bones or no better than a crow, simply
don't know how to feed poultry. When
it comes to older birds, the same Is
true well fattened, they are all right.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06

We must prime young freit trees be-
fore they are planted, cutting tie top
severely to produce a balance between
tie ts) end the root, the latter having
been gseatly reduced in digging the
tee froHi the nursery, says Suburban
Life. We nust cut out at this time
any branches not needed for the for
rlation OF tsle head. and we may pare
the el.ls of the roots smoothly that
wese ~ .galy cut with tie spade in
digg Ee mGst watch the young
taeo s.@ag the growing season and
stop the grow.h Of any shoots out
growing tileir He:ghbors and rub off
any shoots not desired as soon as they
arc discovered. We must prune out
here ana there, as the trees grow older.
such shoots as are being smothered by
branches aboye them or that are being
injured BY others rubbing against
them and aim to give the tree sym
metrical low headed form. When the
lower branches become weak we must
increase their vigor by cutting out
branches from the top. thus forcing
growth into them, and never, if it can
be avoided, cut large branch from
the main trunk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
Grange Educational work.

The splendid response which the
farmers are giving to the educational
work inaugurated by the Ohio state
grange is but another Indication Of the
spirit that animates the times, says
Farm and Fireside.
One Of the promising features OF the
matter is that so many young people
are writing that they intend to enter
agricultural colleges this fall and want
to do little preliminary work. In
each case they desire others to work
with them. In one instance husband
and wife desire to take up the work
at once, whether the grange does or
not. The result is inevitable. The
people desire to know and are ready
to avail themselves Of the opportunity
to make a systematic study. One
graduate of college of agriculture
started class at once in bis grange.
1t Is indeed fortunate that grange
can have such helper, but without
such help excellent work can be done,
as the books are written for practical
farmers. The desire to do this work is
a logical development of the education
al work carried on by press, grange,
departments of agriculture, expert
ment stations and colleges.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
Trolley Time Table.

Jan 2, 1905 First car leaves Camden for
Woodbury. as 5.13 a. m. Last car 1913 a. N
First car leaves Woodbury. 5.4S a. Last car
leaves Woodbury. 12.2 Q. Cars leave Wood
bury every 10 minutes for Camden. Leave Cam
den every 10 minutes for Woodbury..
Leave Woodbury. for Manfua. A. NJ, 5.45, 6-15s
730 500, 900, 9.45, 1L00, 1l30 P. n, 12I5 LIS.
1920. 1905.
Leave Mantua, A. M, 500, $50, 7.45. SIS 9.15.
10 ll5, II 90 M. p NJ, 1915. I3O, 2.15, SIS
Ais 5l5 545, 6.15 6.45, 7.45 s. 45 e45 I.45. H. 20
Leave Woodbury. for Almonesson, A. n. 6.55.
s.so P. NJ, 100, 28O, 4So, mail; 700 500, 600.
945, Ills.
Leave City Line South 2 % a. M; 9.02, LOT p.
M, 252, 4.52, 7.22, so7, e.07, 1901, 11.45.
Leave Almonesson for Woodbury., 4. NJ, 7.Is,
mail; s. 45 P. M. LIS, 2.45 mail AS 7.l5, l0o0.
First car leaves Woodbury. on Sundays for
Mansus ~ 500 q. M. leave Mantua at SIS.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
HOW to wash Chiffon.

It is quite easy to wash and iron the
better kinds of chiffon and make it
look as good as new. Make lather
with soap powder in warm water, float
the chiffon in this for about ten min
utes, do not rub, but fold carefully be-
tween the hands and squeeze gently
two or three times. Then place it be-
tween the folds of clean soft towel
and press in it until most of the mois-
ture is absorbed Iron on the wrong
side while still damp, and the shiffon
will be quite glossy and fresh again.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
GRANGE AND THE PRESS.
Increasing Number of Papers That
Devote Space to the Grange.

increasing UmUCE Ol aW W<Ec A1A->~
Devote Space to the Grange.
1t is gratifying to note the attitude
of the press of the country toward the
grange, as compared with only few
short years ago. All papers are will
ing and many are seeking to print
grange items and reports, and we con-
fess we are surprised, writes the mas
ter of Minnesota state grange, at the
unwillingness of our members to help
themselves through this available and
most fruitful medium. How can we
expect to acguaint the public with the
work of the Order except we use the
press and pattern after successful
business men in other eallings and
place our goods before the people? We
do not advertise the grange enough in
our papers. 1t would add prestige
and increase interest, keeping the
members OF the organization in touch
with one another, and give the outside
world some idea of its work.
On this subject the master of the
Colorado state grange says: The print
ed page is by far the greatest means
of creating and diffusing public senti-
ment. The many and varied interests
of our country have their printed pub
lications for the purpose Of benefting
their special interest. We are pleased
to note that our Order has many pub
lications devoted to the grange and
grange interests. Many papers are
now devoting a page and columns re-
porting and advocating the work of
the Order.
The newspaper publisher is ever
ready to supply his readers with the
kind of matter they desire, If he can
be assured of their wishes. So, granger
reader, if you appreciate the grange de
partment In this paper, tell the ed
itor so.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
NEST JERSEY q SElSHORE R. R.
On and after JUNE "a, 1903. trains vii
ieave Woodbury. as follows:

For Phila., 555, $50, 715. 7.so. 7.ss. 7.47. SO
s.17, 1902, 1I.l7 q. M; LOO, liz 2.05 (Satur-
days only) 800, 404 4l5 4.37, 4.59, 518 SOL s.53
40 7.4e, %, and ll03 p. M, week days. Sum
days GA SEQ, S.i9, s34 m 3.05. $40. 500 6-2I
7.5s, $685. and 9.52 p, m.
For Glassboro. 80, ST, s o. $40. S.48, 1904,
lI.32 :. M; 1888 IG3 Saturdays only) 2.0z, 3.22,
3.z7,504 5.2S, 543 6.S2, TO- 500, 932, 1ll2p. M
1922 night weekdays. Sundays 726 S03 e29,
q. M; leo, 5.Sl, $40, 6.16 and 10 81 p. M.
For Swedesboro 6.32, 9.l2, l1.3z 3. M; 202 4.53,
6.ll, 7-a2 p. IA. weekdays. Sundays SAT q. m;
6.5l p. m.
For yineland and MiIiville, 65l and s.19, am.
u. .33, 3.47s 5.4S, 7-02 p. N. weekdays Sundays,
7.28, SOB a. M; 6 10 p. M
Fer Maurice River and points on the Maurice
River Branch, s.l9 3. m; l233 5.43 p. M week
days. Sundays, $40 p. IA.
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City, 7.25 g. M.
s. -l9, =. M S.47, p. M, week days. Sundays, "a
SOB a. m.
For Cape May, 7.25, s 10 a.na.; 8 Al, $40 p. m.,
wees days. Sundays, 7.28, SOB, a. m.
For Atlantic City, 802 m 3.47 p. n. week
days. Sundays, 8.03 3. N. and 6.19 p. m.
For Salem (via Glassboro and Elmer Szs q.
M; LA p. M, week-days Via Swedesboro, e.32,
9.I2, Il.s2 =. rn 2.02, Ass, e11 D. M. weekdays.
Sundays, s.47 .. M; 81 p. M.
For Bridgeton, 6.32. 8.4S .. M; IL. So, S47, 525
6.32 p m weekdays. Sundays, S.29 a. M; 6. I6
p. M.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-07-06
THE GRANGE
Conducted by
j. W. BARROW. Chatham. N. r..
Press Correspondent Nep York State
Grange
OREGON STATE GRANGE.
Held Its Thirty-second Annual ses-
sion Last Month.

Held Its Th5rty-second Annual Ses-
sion Last Month.
Tie Oregon state grange he'd its
thirty y-second annual session in For
est Grove last month Although Ore
gon has few members as compared
with the eastern states. yet the secre-
tary reports total membership of
5,4o3 in 80 oranges.
Among the resolutions was one per-
tanning to a relief fund for Q. Fl. KEEL
ley, founder of the grange. The reso-
luton provided for a per capita tax on
all members, varying from 2 to 10
cents, and the national grange was
asked to raise sufficient fund for his
declining years.
The indiscriminate election to mem
bership of those who are not engaged
in agriculture was condemned. The
executive committee was authorized to
set aside a portion Of the initiation
fees as a building fund, the money to
be available for building halls under
certain restrictions The national
grange was requested to amend the
ritual by eliminating single degree
work and also to allow the voting for
candidates collectively instead of sin
gly, as at present Laws We're asked
by the pure food committee for the
protection of foods and dairy products.
In political and economic work the
grange advocated the initiative and
referendum. OF four measures re-
Gently submitted to the voters of Ore
gon one provides for q tax of l
per cent on the gross earnings Of cor
porations. A modification OF the pres
ent law for the tax on farm lands will
be another. The third is to empower
the governor to exercise his veto pow
er on any portion Of blanket appro-
priation bill, and the fourth is to levy
a tax of / per cent on sleeping car
companies, refrigerator car companies
and oil companies. The fire and life
insurance features are being advanced
in steady way.