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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
HIS GUARANTEE.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
A local horse dealer recently bought
g. horse of q colored citizen and sug-
gested that the latter give a guaran-
tee that the animal was as good as
represented.
To this the colored brother demurred.
II dom give no guahantees when 1
sells a hoss," he expostulated.
"Well, I want a guarantee" the
dealer persisted. Its largely a mat
ter of form, perhaps. but I want it
just the same"
So the colored man sought pen. ink
and paper, and presently returned with
this somewhat surprising document:
ITO whom it may concern: herhby
agree dat de said boss is free from all
incumbrancis whatsoevah." 3
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15

Moffat's wealth. On the other hand
from those nearest him, those who ought
to know and yet would not allow an ex-
aggerated estimate to be, given out, the
estimate was between SIS, 100000 and $50,
100000, giving him an easy lead In the
Colorado list.
There are 1903 millionaires, and If tc
these could be added the names Of those
who have left Colorado after making
fortunes, it could be easily doubled. The
total wealth Of the 1OS milliona.res of Col
orado aggregates about $3.50, 1000. There
is probably no section Of the world with
a population of less than 100000 that can
show such home production Of wealth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
THE VlNDlcTIVE POET.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer:

~e*1S*'
The spring poet looked up with vim
dictive glare.
II am getting even," he snarled as he
scrubbed wildly on the sheet before
him.
What are you doing?" queered the
alarmed caller.
1.-The editors say that I must write
on one side of the paper only" the poet
replied. "And I am doing my best
with this piece Of blunt crayon to ruin
the other side so that they can't utilize
1t for any merely sordid purpose"
And he savagely criss-crossed the
next virgin page.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15

Try g. /. Levin's xxx Columbian
14o3 rye. t. Il the very best that can
bs had for family and medicinal pur-
poses. At the old stand. SOL West su-
perior street. # s..,. n q s..s:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-04-15
NOT QUITE SURE.

'Tomkins-'so all your children are
married and settled. are they?"
Simpkins-"Well, they are all mar
ried. but I'm not 30 sure about their
being settled. None Of them u dr.
vorced. .. VI. >5.l a Ss z III t 5S
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
IRRIGATION N HAWAII.


IA tAe Nev Yask Raslew oi Rss~ms
Aers = a. acOoust Is iMwis u Ffss
san 81 the sux4r indaalrf in tis Ia
aaAAn islands whieh ls both iatsrfst
ng and instructive Thfoaga lrfisA
ssnn ana improved mUthuaa aamr@s
- eatsss fesoiusion IL sugar pFodue
lon haa ALREADY teea aonpmpllnhei. -
gbai sou. a. AZ Freaman says IA
aAgi. serara oaig - Cnha ana Java
in tAe wnFid's sugaF rFooaet ~
soalsssd a. enviabie positi0a in r
fsars 81 aelsntlao cane eulsnrr
The crop average pr aefe % 80.
aetn plantation Il ten aat oeeaaAfiet
oas II sukAr wofth 80 tod ia fhs
spsn nsSskss Thls plansAiion ls ua 'hs
sgaea q Osau. xhoae mlil ls but fee
ntlsn from lhe etfy ilmilA uf Honolnla
lgglKasl0a II the chief faane q these
EAST ylslde4ud of tbe iEsfp4ae IL available
sAns lad This pl4ntsiioa lies % he
leswasa o. cry side ol oAha and ~aA
saatr lAna nntli the discovery thai L
mas nnAerlAlA wtgh Aftsaian wafff ln
1853 : government saFyeY gave ihs
sagaf srup on tbs isiknd ~ 100 tohs
raised without lfngasioa. u 1871.
wlth lfrigaGlnR thIs island rfnaaesa
iui sin iUut
Ths tstAl iiasai.an saEef crop lssi
ssaf amoauted 10 lgT.~o tBaa The
.sops SUFFERED ffom the ravAges q
be- leaf h@9per phteA wAa htun9As
e. tHe isianGs . Zee year. aEo in nn
lmpoftAtlon - fafelgn cans. bat rot
antli thls seaF has l,s 6aBAgs be-n
efioaH ID cauHoi he eoutfpllta ~
sprasiae and fumlraiiun 90 arcaanl q
re sxpsnss Thf hops - tte planter
ID fks discovery u parasite How
sgff ths yeiio@ Cslsaoaia VARSITY q
saAt II nnf magh injured % ihe leaf
h0ppst. ase rsp piaailrra sEll ~ male
g ihls variety urtii relsf IS instt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
rHs lNrRAcTAsle MoRos
Kssr oaf s6idiesa in tAs Philippines
nnsY Tfylns ta suhtus
TAsm

Net MN HmAaalnE "A Depart
zsni s. dineanto phHlpflns tlslsion
6 h. saaas rerea 20 fhf ~ar tsfar
neat F ihst ihe ifpppa = tka d
sarimat tags b~ n the ne great
siiUu ~ So Fe easf'ieg kfUy p
falne afa pletfHfine aFe fsds snt
slntus ahae
e3maltau aHuce he aufus
hFrasaai sht a.Haftmfnt as a
sfai'f nfarffai agr 0fH Wanf arf
- sdt rhc tstatiisameai ~ civil
fasefnnf ana che rrfsnsion over
ahm M wtAih Ns aaa fesaiafa
"a emsa mss rtafsmsnf ana a
iiuff ssroae fre.a'aaes sape lalls ihs
- rutib. af tlstrf5 iu same ser.
IaHs a2iire hoNliiligs hass bren sbt
r. eFga ~ auf HNffe sspsssf ir
g i4kf isaao feK.uH ~bef alnesg
aasiAas maf'ffa#a sitAFEs - aafh
nEn aHf HItdis asff The r4.r un
20 hs eHf - the recent ekpffH ers
= ihe raFatA s 81 ~ faks
alnsd N#ih sapra.tsos e. Other s,elhtf
e en- taeaa etfs ft't 81 ne iiafC
fnfIa sifa parts fhe fspuii sada s
E aalf a. f Mane aaa assnlg
Iiie au 8 ama sua hatrs H
asfa - tuat az mIs Geo Wa.
aEs e believed fhs5e aiIfHat h ars
sfnHs iaanf aAshoru h M
Meaa me uie thee u he
az sH al fhssarie5 =
go W an anasfn
M HHHtsf aHth
IS Hraa ht rafs ar ta
lH#k lhiE sH# as arb aey haV
~ q fEhfi Ea fft
Ih nhshta aff ff.
a F. sst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
Hook woeM N poRro Rloo
Ne#f Aefe Isfeassa aHa f.s4Ns pa n
# Fesui2iIan AHertea
ty Peat

Ha man ho
tA steatH
t'aa aastsnu s. peHo Hfae
af s nHh leath zt ssn
he t0ta hou4 n
Sass nr anE1 otfuga
dana ahi renff as 'siea fr
rffTa - southern aafcs All
ffeHl Hlsiea Tfsalaieu5 ~ Hs
sH taa skhausfifs iatesi salaa 81,
asit4l emm e.eH saae ofa 81
70 81 amaa JHs the alaaasr pze
fnet ihe eafm hss anssa ntafe
fhaa cent af ne aeslhs q nuF
fo aien
he eafas1e is feal lessg aafl
De Development feanifes alaai
tsa muHila aud Is ao4a be- ths Il
te nj ha Haen ioaad e. reHasr Ihe
res ufHm e 81 tie Ha same 81
tae aiirnf esamiHed Is thf oummis
iea hased Hndr mtaausH ieas
cr nef eaf of o. ual mal amaan.
o. aHa haa anlg ne Is
hnh e Hnksh tH sm
frH m Nate
81 lees fH u fu 81 a
pops .si.ea af fhr island Is saId g.
ane ra q ihe psfasite Three or fau
6rsss ~ ths me} heih aanh 50 nsn
ffaHs have ffnsf ihe me.
o. ffeatHseHf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Fis taiHH#e HslhOf - iuiHsitt Tes
ruIH aatef said 81 filmrs ne
iann eIemelt This mrft8a Mft bs
tfief as eHnaft eKpoamtA Ihs
eg eill s. .uuae tefs sfroHt sa8 q
rtrH Hare re iHf asuaI sna <
eHf sruHn seu aue lnfa io.a sa-
. Is Fas ran 81 Coss ssal
aua tHHs WeEaiEA IS ts Haft.
iae loosen the eefsi and ~ ihf s iu
s Rtaa# ~ hni salf ~ ths Haiff
sai Hh1 49, nes q alpiue bot eten
lfsin Hin tnl euifee pn SAD fua
le tbe tahis Hntea .nF afttrd.hnrf
aaes mate ilt nfnsHea a ne
HatriH NN psa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
u afs : cala 4 0as o.,

Tabs iak4flta humH QHu.aa lals
eIs Ail druggist Hfl8a tiis Hnaf
81 Il salN t0faW ~ eWtes E
aafafe 3. - eaeH iss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
YANKiNc sAsY's ARN
A rEagties AmanE Womsn "a l.
Too eemmea ans Extremely
Dangerous

QHt altefnpaH f.afliy afa aun.
IN came doen tAe sfeaa of 8 fsshlenatle
Nsn FutA afatmeHf boae sadlar
.ehiA hl tts taua shr uas stlteatt 3
b here ahd beg aa .nna stfltss made
q mlehiF pace ~ faH iing fef ats :
anailf i15 lar paHtf fo take anB steps
ia al ar.tw nerha = Smith Is Coos
ioassAaerlnr fhe eoman. nnUHnE
F. - fe7gsd 3 TIE shla hmufd -
'aarsalag tAt faflr oue rfsF hsf deaf
e. ths sfaHeHtiNa aaIl thai came ffon
Hntef ths hlF ~ atau ihs little 6rafa
IL hef sias ~ she ssaf sntIeas =
iuatf % ast - iiaf tel It haaHrsa
#maHsaee. hairla HHFaHns faf ansl
Hufa - enp l0na rawu .oaf
fasa = eer g ihe aunafed lfff ass
lass thai mafs somsa alaas
aarl5 aad set 81 sm
The lfone Va ms naa n aa II
s4e mess uHa aHa es e -
oal ai ~ Fa aas uiftsis Is una
- ah-sHf#5 ehf tics IrIs nf
fpH arfU ta the drives "a
- af a0s - aaaJue laI aa
hois he ieuat fsusG Hra oftas
somaf H $50 Hflff e1c.amaiiaa
initree - na a1r 8 mHtHiaf la4
aff he s'ilf eaHh NaaaH +
N aan Net ea hs tl tIfesN
haf naH A aqkat - 81 ashamed
% ffeat laF saf#s fat
atr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
SOME WEATHER FORECASTS
Afs Handy 70 MawN Aspnna wh3n
They Tusn oat All Rsghs
Bet De Thsyf

II trelN Kped ana mArm ~ hefe sald
ts man ~ tfs kutiae a. 81 hung ~ hls
ist and embrtlia 10 ~ hail lfs fnfeed
iwfaliy eola oalslds soaldnt soaasv
thsFs aes a hard fraa sn.nixAt
And sen oul MA dag witbuut gour
lssfso4fs rasd his wifs. relaiss she
'hieaea Iaiiy Ness a ihink sba aTs
ke moel faFelsss man essf tneN
soua Hy umbfsisA. said ths nan
a. wmhFrlis 4na maeh Nt9d IA keep
ms ~Rfm haia bis wsse slistes You
.ttsd ions snoaeh 90 6lscossF ihsi
herse hashlne mpfs unerFtaih lhan fhe
awatber IL rhsoae0 At thla glme "a Ysagg
/. iusi knuw tkaf yoa'ss Kog chilled and
I ! dont hsfs % nurse yaa throaFh the
strip. fm mistakes H'hy Goa 1 Seu ~
Ia he a little mafe gheng ghunlT
~Fh0ughtful, VASE 4 shoaehlgui 20
laAe ns umbrella Il dent ioos iike
caia . p4ftieie Va ] % blame a IL
'urusa eolds
I'm n0i hiamlnN you fof that
Ils klne ~ sou not 10. bat pnexpeef-
ft, ssia ttt m4H pianf ! tskt M
'uai oh Monday Aaa didut sselisf ~
.hruagh thsi ho. mawey raiay after.
Aooas
4 sufp1se yoa dle Thst isat any
rc4soa ~ you sh0uItu'f takr some cars
u yourself what soais ! "a f yoa
sams doaa 3ith pnsamonlAs ilenfy,
yDu o9Ehs 70 taks care % youftslf ser my
sSks II yua Goua Tor youroNu
Sow. leos herr ..Eaith said ghs mas.
'whal is il iua uoald hAss ne 20 cor
n ! sslephonea ~ the uraths9 bamaa
ter . fefeeaEi J dbr rf knhn thar ecBla
D. safe
fon eoa's takr fuaT awuelia aua
funf roat A. Mnii
fe aaid tte Hiah ssfrAaskally "a
soald taka ml oaat aua umhFtiia and
,Qula rsft = stH - hra4 Hialsf asa-
acts o. bag aud Haineaai ss8 700,
sios A.grs and = sm q fuhi#fa oaid
sarff thAt mllhg afpuat nitb me
ntlentis nofna san. ma aae ibat4a
Welt }au Naaii 81 nH fte asfe eide
Al ifas1 asld hta elfs ntErammuaiig
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

So aH ua an 81 tsnne tamales
feastsun bsH e Hed
reed mN sash aferng 80,
TAD eh 8 mefe fiet
aas wnw sna FuH Hatg 4
faea tablespoon mushroam 4aIsas
iIea 80 tesfihs8 ute ba'iu HNsr
lrtfItcsH pspsl sses aIth ihf Hit.
ake Nff th iaIs eth mmt ave
Hat NWtef brown =
nauents lr tbp ettb e. trfsH8 -
fnl AnrsiaH HsFst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION
Lively Session Held at muskO'
eee Many interesting
Addresses Delivered.

auskoeee. /. r.. Jan 70 n n A
+ eooi Roads special train rfu@assi
ne Kansas line wednesday night and
arrived IN Muakoges this morning And
AS gisvu a cafdisi grretinr - Mayor
S ~ Rathsrford, T. u 1opktns
president u The Commercial club. ard
commltire composed u meml'efs ~
the latter bssig and anumtxr ~ oilsr
itlaens
For the arst time iils god Fotds
,asmAtsa have iE faeod indian Terri
nfy And ffsi that tiley have here 20
ieal with a more anomAlons ssciai ard
scoaomical question than d knoWn ln
lnl other pArs u tho countFy The
present sysfrm cf lAa governing TIRE
indian Territory i sssrh , patel. work
u legal technicAisiles, eognbsaed wlth
the authority pi tie secfetafy q tire
interior. Ia deaiing witt the Indian
and TIE phlts nan that Ire good ru@dA
proposition AS discussed freely ~
eading eltltsla Who favor statehood.
'Tllr 6rst question A>kegi ut tho goud
f0zds advocates wa< what good can
fhe good fosas train d IA this section
naef tlst pffssnt ufaeltied coodi.
i0ns rile1 eocn found aH answer
sut the atmosphere aas eleaged wIlen
President " Il Noomof tie National
iiod naads Association sfd SIC. -
k s y uaiciss lu lhe faIif plHfsd
ut fl.g fsrt fiai Indian TeuHoft y
spFrlns uasiaftiaei rhirh sli' rauf
.auff of later ard ilnt uistn fhey
understood TIE geoi uads aeSsflen
Ava Anea tir pt0ge rsA 4@s tisaf
.ilaahi q enacted Ties would iske
valuable ntofmaiiHa o. o. noa7ne
stsd H ffe afair ceastituilun
A Ms interesting talusv was du
uH s. lae d yalag q Clare
mWe "a ths sablsls rt Indian and
li.ssi l,saas ~ laGlg eai.cd s..
r.the "a the iaci tlat tlf uatslic
euHa taf AZ ffynneoes hita ilaf fi.e
imilaa - tasisf ,iii mcant fouaiaWs.
sAsll at1 feathers 3 var siloep and q
allon and tiiAt lf lhe people upad
nis roins heff ana slpdg ile Sesi
nditieas lhel would saaa learn ttat
Ile eiaestrd luiiaa IT fosias s ths
Qaai % many ana tbs sapafioa 4
use VI file slflfsns n tfe 1afrs
lls ssia ~ tat llse tsdlan Teffi.
aus uants,i sssta i sIssu ssaisiae.i
- flat fhe fsepIs f14Ia ts iufnea
e~& 4, i Wrfs and tlas snsi ltltn|
"a q iis salae ti la.lidue reai 'tasis
snl - sF hfdsrs TIa Tsfitof
.e saai alsrtdf las ieH good nslsls
4s.t afdef tls pee9ia esnatlatA es
tlHs iFs tiytf lad e. /. laln s
fis eafefnfis Il private eiiiMns
Is fi.e allsaH ailfes=s nsfr
made hs 'seofss n Maun sfprga nas
.engs sEeu, # tts 81 4 At RAJ.
ssY syslem. aial unulef e ofhss
gentlemen interested m ua eossi
Roads smen
TIE Gaai fuas s.sml tau ayl
sass Nussegne tausit 60 salfodoa
fettk rNefea convention 800 ehsld
snWff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Means iea nuiFitisn and ia csaae.
aaenea len rilAlias When tha liver
fats e anfets bile. lt8 hlood ieeonlss
loaded wigb biiigea pfopestsa fl.e d.
sssiioa beeomss impAised and The
eamels conasiIatoa llefblne will rec-
fifY Ills, Il gives tens u ttle stomach.
afei aud klaneas strengthens tl,e
xppeil.e clesss and inprUsas tie ooans
plekiau. infgAca new life Ard slKof 10
sie whole sfAten 70 cents ) bottis
Sold bs pcarie's Drug stare d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
'a-a ..'-s 's.,,. go a"

kaa sHf fHsa feH tsH a.
fhs fassn
a. iIae ~ofa iajaaea se Hat
81 te arr8s uhai son $50 ie fa.
d n nfa ae4sfsis fae aa this
ssvl tsfW taAa5 EHaf RS t1t
sitk ~ wat e. - eaal aisat lHd
hsetlnr taasi q d Haf Hr aH HHh
uIf#sh ,ea hsf HrrH 6HnE - tst
sfat dats Hffh#Ha seAs qIakr aame
fahl f0F nAt aud lH
~ fsuNa ~ ntahft German
atHH uH4h hss tem rs 8sr faf oVef
th.f6K hee fftk A zee das.s 8 d All
undoubtedly aat t5uE - pola
ara Igs ruHfin 90 ft 8uf Hfa aafs u8ii
suft fua enfit g. maHe hgw
deep afail vaH cueh even e dfesd
enaaanf ftInr hss aaa.Aei r0af laees
Grfman sHFr sIn ssse fHr core
g. ii liat aisnt isar e. fhnasanIls ct a.
No atit hrs casss ~ fnH fHuahAe
49, Hal hHfief sr sfalsf tsfs.
- AtsHiHr sgsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Gat san q gfhHe elcs att 3 =.
spoonfal, oi zee llral juice snd Ear
xFihsf witt suasf D. attaItsr Ade
tss- BaU rHInI ~ safs lu shish ens
ssIeeln 81 fsHniafsa Heaiifs hss
rn 8ftuAst tNfH aHs ifsss
sssss q "a asa tsfsfsh slh lhfss
hAf 4Hu sfses1 xtis h fsfasf
.ssta saFs saias irs ~ ntAl
sAsts@ peffaas H&sA fHM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
rnraaslaa. nammlnr 40.

TIE hammIaH hsHas la the iaisua e
NiaGars anre e ths lahui uinfInrs. are pee
~ IDos Htif ffeaigfss riuslsfa 81
fhsn itsaafusll sifa aamltmst vita
rms ghf slisttesi pfasaa atinn sansfinsv
lneis lns srf'e.e eHr ~ ths f.
49, hrfA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

~ wimsr's Dr~s store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
Cold Grub

beer. iuahine oit aiih iof Il ia.
dlgesiihls pasgD and - ha 81
Ncfk Il You will tAt oe ot
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
Dr.Caldwells ;
Syrup Pepsin

svcy LIGHT. Il viii ua. d ur
stomach ana hue an tnn
will .Doa ~ aisle tu e4t 81 gaine
Nilhau, suffering
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Ass., nessig iry -, De- Isas Gfsss
sm slAa 49, aaa
~ Wkifs Yen - aan tsara skf
ht = kIskeasararsh tsta axa Cats
News
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
Best Fowls For Farmers.

The breed Of fowl that the farmer or
his wife likes better than the others is
the one for him or her to select If
they choose to breed pure bred fowls.
He should take into consideration the
use for which fowl is wanted. Never
take a Leghorn for d market fowl, nor
a Minorca or Hamburg. For eggs
alone do not select Cochin. Langshan
or Brahma All are too .'beefy' and
not given enough to laying. They
make good fowls for capons and roost-
ers, but as rule they mature too late.
For any all purpose use the Wyan-
dottes, Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Or
pingtons and Javas are good for the
farmers. Wyandottes come in several
varieties, as the Golden, Silver, Buff,
Black, White, Silver Penciled and Gold
en- Penciled. Orpingtons are in Buff,
Black, White and spangled varieties.
Rocks are Barred, Buff or White, as the
breeder chooses. All Of them are good
for general purposes. Farm Progress.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30

flower petal is quilted, which gives the
blossom quite unique appearance.
The sprays carry from six to eighteen
flowers, according to their strength.
Robert Kift, describing this variety
in Gardening, from which the cut is re-
produced, says any of the choice va
rieties of the pompons could be grown
in this way and would make very sala-
bic plants This variety is said to have
been imported from Japan some three
years ago. 1t may not be new sort,
but as put out it looked like novelty
and brought the price.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
SUCCESS With GESE.
Conditions Under Which They Can
BE Probably Raised.


| That geese are profitable and should
be more generally kept there is no
denying, writes a New York CORE
spondent of American Cultivator But
great deal of the success with them
! depends upon management, quality
and location. First of all, they are
grazing birds and must not be kept in
confinement Indeed, grass and range
are most essential to their welfare. 1t
| is also important that they have access
| to a stream or pond of water, and if it
is where they can feed on aquatic
growth so much the better Being
very hardy fowls and industrious in
then line, there is no question but they
/ viii thrive under the right conditions.
The fact is, they need very little spe-
eial care and feeding If given range
on low meadow or marshy land in con-
nection with a stream of water or
small lake. They will then practically
make their own living in the summer
and get along exceedingly well through
the winter if allowed to rough it with
the barnyard stock
Toulouse geese in some respects
give the best satisfaction. Gentle, not
susceptible to disease, light eaters and
long Iivers, the small quantity of food
required to Keep them is really sIl1pris
| ing. Grass and green stuffs form the
principal part Of their bill of fare in
summer, and when it comes on cold,
stormy weather they viii seldom com
plain il given cut fodder and clover
with little corn at night; certainly
not if shed, open to the south and
carpeted with straw is built for them
to stay i'll during the night and on cold
days. It is not strictly necessary to
have a pond or stream for this breed
Of geese either. although they are by
nature fond of water Hence, on a
| farm where water does not plentifully
exist they are the kind to keep If any
are kept at all.
And now to show, where the condi-
tions. are right for them, that they are
profitable to have. Their feathers can
be picked from two to three times a
year, and these notwithstanding the
| Introduction of hair mattresses and
other kinds, are still in good demand,
so much so that they alone will gener-
ally more than pay for the keeping of
The birds And in addition to these are
the eggs, which can be used for sitting
and shipping. Moreover, a certain per-
centage of the fowls, if enough are
kept, can be fattened and disposed of
at excellent figures during the holt
days, good fat goose being equal if
not superior to a roast turkey.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
HORTICULTURAL BREvETEEs

1t will not do to set a weak growing
rose beside very sturdy one, for the
stronger plant will oyershadow the
feebler.
New YORK produces every yea about
half million gallons of wine and Cal
ifornia some two million gallons.
Cut away the suckers from newly
grated trees-from all trees, for that
matter
Clean up all trash in the orchard,
NOW the weeds, burn the rubbish.
Then the owls, hawks, cats and crows
can see and catch all field mice.
The best time to plant peonies is in
September, but it can be done as long
as the ground is not frozen
Cut away the old wood and mulch
the roots of the blackberries. Tender
sorts should be laid down and lightly
aQXeEea xiflszQi 1t the tips.
& ee,l7e n3axsh h1y or other coarse lit
ka1 ffea ffonQ rffd seeds for mulching
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30
The pricIsIy wild Gooseberry.

The most abundant gooseberry of the
Atlantic states is probably the prickly
fruited Ribes cynosbati. It is a stout
shrub, very abundant in rocky wood
lands and bears the largest fruits of
any Of our wild species, The berries
are usually very prickly. though smooth
frllited plants have been found They
often reach half an inch in diameter
and are dark reddish purple when ripe,
thick skinned, PUPPY and generally well
favored. Little has been done to in
troduce this promising type to cultiya-
tion.-Rural New Yorker.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-30

SAoAAS9C. AaAOA47
bership fees are Is cents; quarter
ly dues 5 cents. officers are elect
ed senniannually A matron who is
a member Of the subordinate grange
under whose jurisdiction it has been
organized shall be elected by each ju-
bers are necessary to organize, four of
whom must be girls. When any sub
ordinate grange desires 70 organize
juvenile grange it may send appliea-
ton to the secretary of the state grange
for permit, charter and rituals, includ-
ing with application $3.50 to pay for
same. Juvenile oranges take the name
Of their subordinate grange with the
number to which they are entitled in
the state record. The officers on their
election should at once memorize their
respective parts in the ritual and at
least once each month go through the
degree work, whether there are any
candidates for initiation or not This
is necessary in order that the officers
be kept familiar with the ritualistic
service.
The success of the juvenile grange
depends very largely upon the matron
who is selected by the subordinate
grange having the juvenile grange in
charge She must be one adapted to
the work and not easily discouraged.
The choice of officers for the juvenile
organization is decidedly important,
and no Office is more important than
that of lecturer One who has been for
some time interested in the Juvenile
grange work in Maine says that to make
success of the work of the children'S
grange it should meet somewhere be-
sides and not at the same time with
the subordinate grange with which it
is connected. There is great need of
revised juvenile grange ritual, and the
matter of its revision is now in the
hands of committee of the national
grange. 1t is also advisable to have
this movement placed under the super
vision of a committee of the state
grange, and special deputy should be
appointed for this particular branch of
work
Edmund Valentine was the first mas
ter of Capitol Juvenile grange. No. 7,
Lansing, Mich, which was organized
in June, 1902. lie served in this ca
pacity for one year, during that time
doing excellent work in the ritualistic
service and developing unusual execu-
tive ability for one so young. In May,
1894, at fourteen years of age. he, with
five others of his associates in the
juvenile grange, joined the subordinate
grange. This Lansing juvenile grange
now numbers forty members, with an
average attendance of twenty-fcnr.