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New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

House on April II and will act there all next week.
presenting:
Monday-"Richard III"
Tuesday-"The MisanthropA''
Wednesday-''The Merchant of Venice"
Thursday-"A Partisan Romance
FTiday-'Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE
Saturday afternoon-'"The Merchant of Venice
Saturday night-"Beau BrummeL"
The fanciful and pleasing play OF Woodland -
produced there last night is now the attraction at
the Grand Opera House
Mr.. Percy G.. Williams transferred his Circle
Theatre attractions, last night. the Colonial.
Miss Cecilia LOTUS is prominent among them, and
so is that excellent low comedian Mr.. Wnfred
Clarke.
The closing representations Of Mrs Temple s
Telegram" passing. at the Madison Square
Theatre. That merry play. IN which Mr. William
Morris gives exceedingly dron performance. OF
a bland, comDlacent liar. Will end its career on
April Is.
Silver mirrors will be distributed tonight at the
Lyric Theatre as souvenirs to signalize the ono
hundreth performance Of 'Fantana''
Miss Blanche Bates. at the Academy Of Music,
Will give the thousandth performance Of 70
San. IN 'The Darling of the Gods" on April Il.
The opening Of the New Hippodrome. 6th-ave.
and 43d-st.. is appointed for tomorrow Wednesday,
night. The structure has already been described.
The Barnum and Bailey show Will remain at the
Madison Square Garden till April % 1t is ample.
diversified and brilliant and it gives much pleasure,
especially TO young people. The children should be
remembered. They always enjoy the circus and
always think of it with grateful appreciation.
Mr.. Thomas z. Shea ambitious and indus
trious Iaborer in the vineyard Of serious drama.
began an engagement of week, last night, at
the American Theatre, appearing in THE Bells -
DIR. Jekyu and Mr.. Hyde" "Richelieu" and
"OthelIo"
Messrs. Williams and Walker appeared last night
at the West End Theatre with a numerous and
vigorous company, presenting In Dahomey."
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Mr. Gillette, acting Sherlock Holmes. has en-
tered on the last week Of his present engagement
at the Empire Theatre. Miss Mary Man
nering has conveyed the play Of Nancy Stair to
Philadelphia, and Miss Annie Russell has succeeded
her at the Criterion Theatre Mr.. Drew Is
acting IN Chicago Mr.. Goodwin. appeared
last night, in Toronto. Mr.. Hackett remains
in Philadelphia this week. Mr.. Wilton
Lackaye appeared. last night. in Boston &.
Mr. Chauncey Olcott is acting in Newark e.
Mr. z. s. Willard apeared, last night. in st. Louis
Miss Amelia Bingham and Mr.. Frederic de
BeIIevile appeared, last night in Baltimore, pre-
senting Mile. Marni." Mr. Otis Skinner IS
acting in Cincinnati w. w.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
RECALLS OLD NEW-YORK.
Veteran of SeUenty-raine Contrasts
the Past Nth the Present.

An interesting figure IN the growth OF this city
Is George Taylor Cooke. who was born at No. 26
Broad-st- on October 2. 1926 and is now. at sew
enty-nine years Of age. of the most active men
in the employ Of r. H. Macy & Co. in whose ser
vice he has been for twenty-eight years Speaking
Of old New-York yesterday. Mr. Cooke recalled
that in 1896. where the Macy store now stands.
farming and grazing lands abOunded. Mr.. Cooke 3
father Of the signers Of the Declaration OF
Independence After the death Of his parents. in
1882 young Cooke went to Catskin. where he lived
with his uncle until he enlisted in the 7th Regi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
NEW PLAY AT THE HUDSON.
"The Heir TO the Hoorah. "

The Hoorah is the name Of mine and this play
relates TO question Of it's owner. The rough life
Of far Western mining settlement is portrayed IN
the usual stage manner, and the usual rough dia-
mond" persons. male and female, reappear,
trasted with the usual scamps Of frontier cviliZa
ton. There IS domestic difficulty; pretty wife;
brother-in-law; a jealous husband; gay adven-
turer: and there are temporary troubles. conse
Quent on unjust suspicion But all ends well. The
piece was received with much hearty laughter and
decided favor by numerous audience.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEN1ARLE-Justic A K, Barlow. Essex.
England; Captain w D. Power Tulbury England:
William Miller Collier, United States Minister TO
Spain. EARLINGTON-Kyrle Bellew, London.
FIFTH AVENUE-John Boyd Avis, Woodbury., N.
J. HOFFMAN-Comtesse Gurgo de Castelmenardo.
Englewood. HOI1LAND-James H. Eckels. Chi
cago IMPERIAI-Dr. c. NJ. Howe Albany; DR..
Paul S, Robinson. New-HaIy1en; wen MAJEsTIC-Ko- IESs
MANHATTAN-Major A. E.. Stevens, London:
Colonel w. Reppman. Leeds. England. NEITHER
IAAND-Colonel Samuel W. frost. Cincinnati
PI4AZA-Judge Rowla=d c. Kellogg, Elizabeth
town, N. Y. WOLCOTT-John Wanamaker. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
WEALTHY GIRL WEEDS SUDDENLY.
Miss Annabell Forbes, of Richmond, Becomes
Mrs. E. D. HOtchkiss, Jr.
InY rrLEqRAPH 20 THn TRIRUNE.

lay TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRTBUNE-I
Richmond, Va, April 10.-In New-York to-day
Miss Annabeu Forbes became the wife OF f. d.
Hotchkiss. il. 1t was an unexpected marriage and
created great surprise here The bride is a daugh-
ter of W. S. Forbes. wealthy merchant She was
boarding in New York. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Edna Forbes to complete her musical educa-
ton Mr.. Hotchkiss is a OF E D. Hotchkiss,
freight agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. He belongs to the Deep Run Hunt Club and
is prominent in social affairs here He and his
bride will reach home to- LnOrroW.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
PLAYERS NOW PRESENT.

Richard Mansfield. Mrs Carter
David Warhed. Mrs Fiske
William Gillette Blanche Bates.
Eben Plympton. Ellis Jeffreys.
Henry Miller. Annie Russell
Herbert Kelcey. Efae Shannon
Tyrone Power. Blanche Walsh.
Arnold DAILY. Alice Fischer
Dizzy Bell Cecilia Lotus
Wilfred Clarke Jeffreys Lewis.
Jefferson De Angelic Edna Wallace Hopper.
Charles Stevenson. Beatrice Morgan
Eugene Ormonde. Fay Davis
Frank Mills Mary Shaw
Joseph Wheelock II. Eleanor Robson.
John Mason. Katie Barry.
George Arlss Agathe Barsescu
Charles Cartwright Isabelle Evesson.
Lew Fields. Grace Filkins
Henry Woodruff Julie Marie Taylor
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUESDAY Q1At 11:30 a for Italy direct Cs,szllV
vVsvST.SSSsq SSssG only) per q Prinz Adalhert
WEDNESDAY, O2)-At 53O q. m. Complementary o
a. NJ for Europe. per 8. Oceanic via Cluasnso1F
and Liverpool: 7;SO a. m Netherlands dirsoe
Especially addressed only. per Rotterdam; az n
m Norway. ParcelS-POSt Malta CnfcsG
states also regular mail for Denmark spsciaIT
addressed for this steanler).
II ttSDA4 ti3)-At a m. FOR France, gWftzeElauE
Italy, Spain. Portugal. Turkey Egypt. Grsecs ard
British india s. Tourafne, vfa Eavsa
other parts Of Europe he specially addressed this
steamer: at 10 a. for Islands per q e. r.
public also Italy when specially addressed for Gais
SATURDAY 05(-At-6 a. m for Europe. per & q New
YORK, Via Plymouth and ChsrbourE iucludtng noland
When specially addressed steamer. At
m for Belgium. Parcels Post Mails. per Finland
yso regular mail for Belgium when specially addrssas4
ioT this steamer; at $50 m. for Italy dirsct
especially addressed only) s. Koenfgin Luis:
b.dO a supplementary II q Europe. per
g. 8 Caronia. via Queenstown 1870
p m FOR Scotland direct especially addressed onlyl
per 9. Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
rRANsPAC1F1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule q closing Of TranSpaeiho Mails is ar
r IN IRE presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
t~aTst of sailing The final connecting malls
Srenr Registered Trauspacihc Malls dispatched Van
Co,ver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close ?.
previous dayl the General Postotlce. Ns4oTE
9s HH 9apan Corea China PhIippine Islands
San Francisco close at 8 p m April IS for dispatch
per Nanchurta-
Hawaii via san Francisco. close az April IS for
,S ana NIar0uesas Islands. san Francisco. clOss
a. & n m April Is for dispatch per 3. Nariposa-
New zealand Australia except Westl. NevT-Caedonl1
SensCa Hawaii and specially addressed mail FOR tln
So~ dispatch per = Gf the Cunard steamer
CARRYING the British mail for Zealand does not
arrive in time to with this dispatch. extra
rnails-closlng $40 a. 0-SO a. m and p n
SUNDAYS az $50 a. m, a. N. and p n--Win Be
made IN ana forwarded until arrival OF the Cunard
s islands and specially addressed nau for Australia
ana Nav,- v,-Caedonia Vancouver and Victoria, B. c..
close at & April % FOR ttspatch per 8 MioWeEa
yapav feNcent Parces-Fosr Nailsl Korea, China ana
specially addressed tho Philippine Islands vita
Vancouver and Victoria. p G., close 9t ; p m April
- f1r Dispatch Per s Empress N China
PhfItpplne Islands Guam VIA san Francisco close az
m April 26 for dispatch per United states ffans-
Hawaii Japan Korea China ana Phnippins Islands VIA
san Francisco. close at April . for dispatch
N5sn,b,ri, except Mukden Newehwang Arthur
ana siberia Is at present forwarded via Russia
NCTF-Iruless otherwise addressed. West Australia -
Forwarded europe. Zealand VIA san Franciqe1s
ana certain places In the Chinese Province Of YunIans
VIA british India-rhe quickest routes philippines
~ the foreign rates. Hawaii IS forwarded via san
Francisco exclusively.
Postomca Nss-XoTk. y. z. AsEtl ., &soA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
ALaloN w. ToUReEE eETTER.

bordeaux. April IO-Albion W. TouTgee. the
American Consul here who has been seriously III.
IS much improved in health, his condition not CIV
tnE any apprehension thaS II VAL es'OA" S'''''1''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Highest temperature yesterday. 10 degrees lowest a.
average 81 average corresponding date year
81: average for corresponding date OF twenty-five
years. IS
rain; .fraSh Winds becoming east and oE1hk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure Indicated The Tribunes SELF
recording dotted line shows the temper-
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local OhiciaI RecOrd-Ths following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes in tenn
perature last tweny-four hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
PEERS SON TO WE'D AMERICAN.

London. April 1.-THE marriage will occur soor
Of the Hon. Victor Gibson, son Of Lord Ashbourne
to Mrs Salisbury. daughter Of Joseph L. r. Wood
of NeWr-YOTk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

may tira)
, Eoregn mails for the ending April IS 1908 wa
S-So promptly IN al at General Poscoics
ttoHo"S; Registered and Parcels Mails close Ous
Toes T eaTeT than closing time shown below. Parcels
EVsl Hials Tor Germany close at D. N April 10. PER
s 8 Grosser Kurfrst: April II. per q q BuocheF ana
april II. per D. 5 Kaiser Wilhelm N.
Ee9lar and Supplementary malls close FOREIGN
Ton tcorSer OF West and Morton
taa1 closing time shown below Except SupplsmetaEY
Mails for Europe Central America VIA Colon 60
one hour later at Foreign Staeion).
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

Malls Except jamaica forwarded daFy
10 ports or sailing. The CONNECTING mails close Il
the General PostOtdce. Nevv-York as follows:
CUBA via Port Tampa t4SO a. m Monday Wednes-
day saturday CAlsO from Nsu-Xork. Thursday ana
Saturday. See abCve)
daily except sunday; Sunday at I and 1O;3O
NTyWFOTT Midland Except Parcsls-POst Mails). via
North sydney p m. Monday. Wednesday and Sat-
urday (sIsO occasionally from New-YOrx and Philads
pha.
MIOTTFION via Boston and Halifax. at $50 p. every
other sunday (Aprtl and IS: Nav and p. etcl
JAMAICA. via Boston. at p m Tuesday; via Philade-
mia AZ 10. so o. Wednesday. CAlsO from N0vYorE
on See abovel
FSHASfsS (except MaiIs). Miami. FIa
at "A 80 a. m Tuesday. (AlsO from NovE-Tork- Scs
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS CEast CoasO ana
CzTr 4TFN8I.A via Naw-Orleans. f1O:30 D. m. Mou-
dav West OF Honduras IS dispatched from New
work VIA See abOve)
COSTA RIGA New-Orleans. at f1O:9O Tuesday
NC r 4CsJ-A CEast Coastl. SewOrIeans t1O:S0
m "Wednesday West Coast OF Nicaragua IS dis
PATCHED from New Panama See abOvsl
p CANAL ZONE Especially addressed oaly)
Via New-OrIeans. 1000 sunday (aftor 1O.so
n n, sunday ana until sailing OF Nsw-York steamer
mail Tor Panama and Canal Zone is held for the New
York See aboVel
previous day.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST, THyT1TFys


WEDNESDAY d2-At s a m. for Bermuda. per q a
fa9 I99g5 At @ g$o a. m I5uPDerns9tary 1o:a9 a Hl
Masdalena Department, Colombia per $ 5 Adirondack
Cages ana Jaeme when specially addrssaed for this
icaragua Except East C5s fo1,ra3 agS S q M f 5oF
nt o. Ss5ESd9Is ea Psnama Canal Zone cs1ea Depart
8 orizaba Via Colon (also Guatemala when specially
IS P. F. Hendrick (inciuding Cape Haiti. Port De
specially addressed for this steamer. AZ 10 N sr
Santiago Specially addressed only. per Cienfuegos
Maceo and Rio Janeiro CnclUdInE Northern Brazil
dressed for this s5eaner5. al ESQ m tsSp6IssntaP
p M for Turks Island and Dominican Republic per
THURSDAY THURSDAY ds-At a N. for Cuba Yucatan and
Mexico when specially addressed for this steaerJ at
s55 ana Guiana, UIsr: u n. Csu1pisnentaTy
Tampioo specially addressed for this steasrS
for Porto N Plata psF s. B5to & fa59p fs5 ss:to5 SS p "A
sA,TUBDAY & gl59A5 $50 a m lsgPPIementaEy ESQ Hl
delphia also Colombia via Curacao when specially ad-
$50 a M for ST Thomas. St Croix Lesward ana
] T9GwaTq Cs l5ands snd Sgsns' per per s Fon'a5ss On
Say 9SSo Ior = Ins seSaer: At S;sO a m Sup
Colombia per $ Sarnia (also Costa Rca. via Llmon.
a m for Grenada St Vincent trinidad and CiudaS
5 Eastern PRINCE. via PeTnambuco. Rio JaneirO and
Santos dneudng Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay
and PaTsgHay when specially addressed for this steam
p, Fa = ad q N aos 03E 26 iq1 M 9Daea Gi
NOTICING cents per half ounce addition to ths
regular postage be prepaid letters for
warded by the Supplementary Mails and letters de-
posted IN the drops marked Letters FOR Foreign Coun
tries after the closing Regular Mall for dis
patch by particular vessel. will forwardsH
additional fully prepaid thereon
by stamps Supplementary Transatlanc Nails also
opened on piers OF the American English ant
French steamers. whenever the sailngs a m
later: and mail 10 deposited IN mail
boxes OF the saiIfnr- f-or-
Hoboken TIE malls the piers open one hour ana q
half before sailing time and close ten minutes hsfnrS
sailing time Only regular postage Getters a
half Ouncel required articles mailed the piers 81
the American. White star German (Sea Posf1
steamers: double postage Oeters 10 ouncS
9th
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Died.

Death notices Appearing In THE TRIBUNE win BE-
Fepubshed in The Tri-WeskIy Tribune without e1trs
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Tribune Local Observation
HouRa. Morning.

| HOURS: Morning. Night
4a4ss7ss I2l21As SoloI
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f8elfIl lis i'3l ~ Il t i.l W Y ,tLl
lE9HIpjfIIIBiI I'm I01 u N ~ W ID U Y "
tSHi M 2 iii n f l'T ii il lEnli
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

,, LoI the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS as-,a4
SIS eaJs haze been made Keep me DAILY snd
hotels Rte 5NE " on hle in the reading rooms of
-II4I0SIkote II Victoria. Savoy Hotel The Ianaham
pole NTfJteol f1eteL Clardge's Hotel Hotel Metro
Norfo1- all Grand Hotel The Howard Hotel
VoaI lI EInbanSments Cueen's Hotel Upper Nor
GNGt4AN AND-Adelphi Hotel Iivernoo1 srtst,-, rros.
TrsfSlfte yer queens Hotel. Leeds. Midland Hotel
IsI5 $1,000; Hotel Wellington Tunbridge Wells. Mid
s-rTJ tSl,S[ a- hotel Shankn Hotel OF Wishf
A. - E-noch Hotel. GLASGOW. station Hotel
SSiBtSALT AFs-HoteI Cecil
4,I Hotel 9 Chsthaun. Hotel ct dAIbon Grand
1Iotei 4e IAJnenee. Grand Hotel. Hotel Contineuta
ResI11o R1 oa Falais. Hotel St. James and Abany 10 Il
555.IGII 65E5LGIC Me Grand Hotel Eruazqia
500 tI,T aSSSl-erttot Hotel Wiesbaden: Four Sea-
rttsi' 9llnich Hotel Bellevue. Dresden FIoTeT
Huellenss Hotel Aix-Ia-ChspeiIe. Hotel Sfssss
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95hsen-Bad Hotel Victoria KIsslngens Frsnsf f,rfs@-
or Main Imperial Hotel Frankfort
Eloeei Prinz Carl. Heidelberg. Ne
C' SIi Strassourg; Hotel HOhenzOlIsrn Nauhenn-EIa
49, SNAIZEEtLAND-Eotel Bristol.
rsnt Hotel E41ngsria. Budapest: Hotel Baur a IIlc
ETnC ll9tel savoy and West End. CARLSBAD. Hotel
SaItsoae Hotel Contilental. Lausanne. Hotel
victoria Interaken; Hotes Euler Basls; Hotel Vie
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1n5evey' tSugen Hotel Jungfraublick InteFatsl:
ITALY AND SOUTH OF ERANCE-Grand Hotel. Venice:
itotel Qutrnal Rome: Hotel Danieii Venice: Fotsi
"a E1Ie Milan: Royal Hotel. Rome. Hotel do
Florence; Hotel Royal. san Reno: Hotel Csrands
Elstasne Nice; savoy Hotel. San Reno: Grand Hotsl
Itotei Aix-les-Bains; Hotel Louvre savoy. Ak
CAIRO, kGTPT-shepheards HotsI. GhsziEsh PsIsss
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station Webster ard Jerome Avenue trOlIeys and by
Carriage SIPS Telephone t4S55 Gramercy)
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once. 20 East 25rd St. N Y City.
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Subscriptions be given 10 regular
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n at TRIBUNE once.
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Dubois. Phyllis Terry. J. Wadsworth.
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Jackson Julia h
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outside OF the borOUsEs OF Manhattan The BronX
Cuba. Rico. Hawaii the Philippines.
without extra expense for foreign postage
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DAII'I - sUNDAY:
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06
Items In Pork Making.

In cattle feeding experiments at the
Illinois station the amount of gain
made by hogs following steers appears
to be largely regulated by the amount
Of undigested corn in the droppings of
the steers in an available form for the
hogs to recover. Therefore larger gains
sre made by hogs following steers fed
corn only than where it is supplement-
cd with oilmeal and gluten meal, thus
rendering it more efficient for beef
production. Where enough pigs are
provided to consume undigested feed
In the droppings of steers it requires
fully twice as many where corn is fed
whole as it does where meal is fed to
the steers.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06

But few people are entirelylfree from
indigestion at this season of the year.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not only the
best remedy TO use because it digests
what you eat but because it also en-.
ables the digestive apparatus to assimi-
late and transform all foods into tissue
building blood. Kodol relieves sour
stomach, heart burn, belching, and all
forms of Indigestion. Sold by VIM.
+. Dunn.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06
FOR POULTRY YARDS.
Solving the Problem of Shade, Wind
and Hawk Cover.

Solving the Problem of Shade, Wind
and Hawk Cover.
1t has long ueen ccaceded that poul-
try yards should he at least partially
planted with trees Or shrubs to furnish
shade and shelter during hot or stormy
weather. Plum trees have been much
used for this purpose with excellent
results. But the coming of San Jose
ecale and the great susceptibility of
all plum varieties to this miserable
pest have changed the situation.
Kieffer pears are being planted for
poultry shelter to some extent as more
resistant to scale, but the trees are in
clinel to overbear and break down in
such stimulating situations unless the
fruits are very carefully thinned and
are usually upright in growth to cast
good shade. AS our plum trees die out
from our poultry runs we hope to plant
clumps of privet and silver thorn,
Elaeagnus parvifiora, fruiting branch
of which is shown in the cut. Several
| species of elaeagnus are referred to as
silver thorn, but the name is most
commonly applied to Z. parvifora,
which forms a dense, compact shrub
eight to ten feet high as grown in this
| country. 1t blooms profusely in May,
and the pink mottled cherry like fruits
ripen early in September. This elae-
agnus makes a dense shade, is fairly
hardy and appears quite free from in
sect pests and other diseases.
The berries are too dry to be palata-
BILE to humans, like those of e. Ion
gipes, but are greatly appreciated by
chickens, which Chamber all over the
branches to get at them. 1t is not to
be supposed that the berries contain
much nutriment, but they are certainly
more eagerly sought by fowls on the
rural grounds than any other fruit oi
the season. The crop of berries is 81
regular and abundant that a small
clulnp of bushes in an ordinary poultry
run would give a substantial addition
to the seasons diet. We have not no
ticed bad effects from the eating o.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06
FRUITS or ELAEAeNus PARv1FLoRA.

elaeagnus fruits. On the contrary, the
fowls appear particularly lively at this
season
The silver thorn might be planted in
clumps four feet or more apart and
would soon afford protection from
weather hawks and in year or two
bear great crops of acceptable fruits.
Plants two to three feet high are Of
fered by nUrserymen at 80 cents each.
This species transplants well and
quickly becomes established.
By planting in our poultry yards
fruiting varieties of mulberry for tree
shade and silver thorn for shrubby
clur-ps lie problem of shade. wind pro
lection ana hawk cover would be solv
ed.-W. V. Il. in Rural New Yorker.
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06

Do not be deceived by counterfeits
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve.
The name of f. @. Dewitt & Go is on
every box of the genuine. Piles in
their worst form viii soon pass away
Y on will apply DeWitt'~ Witch Hrzel
night and ~ Resf foi
Smyrna times., 1905-12-06
Pea Coal, $3.50 a Ton.

For cash on delivery Best Family Coal
all sizes, Nut, Stove and Egg, well cleaned
2240 .pounds for $3.50; 25 cents a ton for
placing in your cellar.
w, A. WINFORD,
Smyrna, Del.