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American Church Congress.

New York, May 6.-Brooklyn will
be the scene of a notable gathering
next week when eminent churchmen
from all parts of the country will as
semble for the annual meeting of the
American Church Congress. Bishop
Brewster. of Connecticut will preside
over the sessions. The leading topic
of discussion will relate to the future
of the negro in America Other topics
OF the week will be the institutional
church, the Bible as history. the out
come of theological movements of
the nineteenth century, and the es-
sentials of spiritual life
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cHoATE is sANoUETED.

All London Papers EuIogize the Part
ing Speech of the Ambassador.
London, May 6.-Jospeh H. Choate
was banqueted by the Lord Mayor last
night on the eve of his retirement
The morning papers are full of report
of the banquet and speeches. All the
journals ediuorialize on the Ambassa-
doris valedictory speech in terms CT
eulogy and express pleasure with the
tone of other speeches. all of which
testified friendliness for America and
personal regard for the Ambassador,
and thereby expressed the feeling of
the whole country.
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extreme breadth Sc feet; mean
draught 22.6 feet; displacement 9.70O
tons. She is designed to maintain a
maximum sea speed of TWENTY-FIVE
knots with 21.OOO indicated horse pow
er.
The St Louis will carry fourteen
6-inch guns and eighteen 3-inch rapid
fire guns, twelve 3-pounder semi au-
tomato guns, four 1-pounder automaI-
les. eight 1-pounder rapid-fire guns,
four 4inch field pieces. and ten ma
chine guns. eight of which will be
automatic. She will have forty Off
GERS and about 635 men. The cruiser
is now about rs per cent completed.
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EVERYTHING QUIET.
Mayor of Chicago Assures Governor
That Militia is Not Required.

Chicago, May 6.-Governor Deaaan
and Mayor Dunno had a talk over the
long distance telephone today, and
the Mayor assured the Governor that
everything was quiet and there was
no need of militia. The city and the
county officials claim to have the sit
uatiOn well in hand. Sheriff Barrett
now has 500 deputies (all white) who
are aiding the 1900 policemen on
strike duty Many additional wagons
were moved today and deliveries in
the down town and residence dis.
tricts were largely increased The
threats of the police to arrest those
who follow escorted wagons had an
excellent effect. The sympathetic
strike of tug-men, which will interfere
with coal deliveries on the river. was
the only addition today to the ranks
of the strikers.
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Omaha, Neb.. May 6.-That Pat
Grove is in the city, as stated in a
morning paper which had an inter
view with him early this morning,
was a surprise to the chief of police.
who is inclined to blame the paper
for not reporting the matter to the
police last night. Grove talked freely
last night, and said he had been with
the Beers in South Africa during the
war and returned to this country af-
ter receiving wound in a fight. He
took occasion to deny the AUTHORSHIP,
of several crimes and expressed the
wish to have a chance to live down
his past life.
E. A. Cudahy. who paid $4,000 ran
som for the return of his son and
who offered a large reward for the
capture of Grove at the time, said to-
day that if Grove should surrender
or be captured he would lend all as
sistance in his power to prosecute
him.
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RudoIph,s DAYS Numbered.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 6.-Tomorrow
viii be the last Sunday on earth for
William Rudolph, one of the pair of
Union Bank robbers and murderers
5f Detective Schumacher. The con
demned man has been taken to Union
and on Monday morning he will be
hanged in the county Jail yard there
from the same scaffold used for the
execution of his partner in crime.
George Collins. year ago.
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Celebration in Boston.

Boston, Mass, May 6.-As a tribute
to the memory of Germany's great
poet and dramatist, the Tooth anniver-
sary of the death of Friedrich Won
Schiller will be observed tomorrow
with notable exercises in Jordan Hall.
The principal speakers will be Bliss
Perry. editor of the Atlantic Monthly,
and Professor Kuno Francke of Har;
ward University.
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ST. LOUIS LAUNCHED.
Miss Gladys Smith Performed the
Christening Ceremony.

Christening Ceremony.
Philadelphia. Pa. May 6.-The new
cruiser ST. Louis was launched today
from the Neafie q Levy shipyards.
Miss Gladys Bryan Smith, daughter
of James e. Smith, of ST. Louis. per
formed the christening ceremony.
Not hitch occurred in the proceed
ings and the ST. Louis gracefully NOV
ed down the ways and into the Della
ware as a bottle of champaign was
broken on the vessels bow. i.
The keel of the St. Louis was laid
ins 1902. She il protected cruiser
and with the exception Of her sister
ships. the Charleston and MilwRukee,
she il the largest vessel OF her class
in the navy. Her length is z24 feet,
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Yacht Race Begins Soon.

New York. May 6.-Practically all
arrangements are completed for the
ocean race for the German Emperor 5
cup. One week from next Tuesday the
eleven yachts entered, with flags fly
ing and snowy canvas set as taut as
a harp-string, will point their noses
to the eastward and the great strug-
gle for supremacy on the sea will be-
gin.
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They Got Ten Bears.

New Castle. Colo, May 6.-The Pre-
sident and his hunting party. arrived
at New Castle on horseback at IL: 40
this aftrrnoon. They started at once
for Glenwood Springs. The ride will
take about two hours. A train was
offered the party, but the President
preferred his horse. He said TO news
paper men,, I'VE had good luck. We
got ten bears.
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zemstvo Congress at Moscow.
WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.
Supposed TO Be the Wife of J. w
Gray, of New Orleans.

Gray, of New Orleans.
New York, May Ga handsome VIC
man. about 2S years old, supposed TO
be the wife of J. w Gray of New Or-
leans, committed suicide by shooting
in room of the Hotel Imperial. She
came to the hotel accompanied by a
man who registered J. W. Gray and
wife on April 20. The woman was
alone when she fired the shot. and
Gray" has not since been SEEN The
womanleft four letters. including one
addressed to Charles Z. Stoneham
A Broadway. The letters indicate that
she was in love with SIoneham, but
that they had a misunderstanding.
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Notice,

On date hereof Ed S. Seay has pur-
chased all of the interest of John F.
Matheson in the securing mill busi-
ness heretofore conducted by them in
Roswell New Mexico, and the part
nership heretofore existing in said
business is also this day dissolved.
This May 6, 1905.
JOHN F. MATHESON.
ED s. SEAY. 57t3
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RUSSIANS CAPTURE SHIP
Torpedo Boats Out From Viadivos-
tock.-Zemstvo@ Conference in Ses-
sion at Moscow.-Has Completed a
Plan of Government

Mai Kai, Manchuria, May G.-Field
Marshal Oyama seems to be ready
to assume the offensive on a large
scale, aud activity already has begun
the prelude to another battle. The
Japanese have concentrated heavy col
umns on the Lao river and their al
vance divisions have been in contact
with the Russians who are holding
the mail road from Fakoman to Ba-
shienchen.
On Thursday the Japanese cavalry
suddenly attacked the Cossack in ov-
erwhelrning. force. forcing the latter
to retire. Then supported by artillery
the Japanese advanced and drove the
Russian infantry out of the village
ing party twenty miles further west
ran into an ambush and all of the
party except five were killed.
TOXIC May 6.-Four Russian torpe-
do boat destroyers from Vladivostock
appeared westward of Hokkaido. off
Sutsu yesterday. They seized a small
sailing vessel and burned it, impris-
oning the captain. The crew escaped
to the shore. The vessels then disaD-
peared northward. evidently return
ing to Vladivostock Although not
sighted it is believed that larger YES
sells of the Vladivostock squadrin ac-
companied the torpedo boats. as it
is not thought that the latter would
venture across the heavy sea that
was running without escort No trace
of the torpedo boats was seen today.
Zemstvo Congress at Moscow.
Moscow, May 6.-The second Zem-
stvo congress has assembled here.
The meetings are secret. but the AS
sociated Press is able to state thar
they have completed an outline for
constitutional government with two
houses elected in a similar manner
to the American congress. With the
exception of soldiers, police and Grim
inals, universal suffrage is planned
for males over 81 years of age. The
elections are to be he'd tri-ennially.
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PRESIDENT BREAKS CAMP.

Will Start East Monday Morning
From Glenwood Springs.
Glenwood Springs, Colo, May g.
Word was received here this morning
that President Roosevelt and party
have started for New Castle and will
reach that place about noon. They
broke camp early this morning. At
New Castle the party will board the
private car Rocket and come to thia
place The President will remain
here until Monday morning when he
will start east, making his first stop
at Denver.
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U. $. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocal Renort.l

kLOSdt
Roswell. N NJ. May 6.-Tempera.
ture.-Max. II: min, 40: mean, 81.
Precipitation. 90: wind N. velocity
miles: partly cloudy.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight and Sunday.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Ohlcial in Charge.
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S. H. Smith, the barber, who. has
been here several weeks, left this
morning for Amarillo. where he has
a good position offered him. Before
leaving Mr. Smith said to Record
reporter: Il wish you would say that
the officers of the city of Roswell
and county of Chaves are the most
humane. considerate and intelligent
set of men l have met in all my ira
vels, and they are many
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The ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church will serve ice cream
and cake i'm the I'll. F. Smith
building on Main street, Satur-
day, May. 6. from 4 till 10 p. IN.
Everybody invited. Sat-
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II. c. McChesney, who has been
here for the past eight months for
Institute. left this morning for his
home in Odessa. Mo, having receiy
ed a telegram announcing the serious
Illness of relatives
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ME Gardner. of Lincoln, ILL.,. and Chas
Gardner and Mrs. Minnie F. Barnett.
formerly a Gardner. of Pueblo, Cello
CAN BUILD PIPE LINES.
Kansas Supreme Court Decides Case
Against Gas Association.

Topeka. Kan, May 6.-The sup
RENE court today decided that the
Kansas Natural Gas Company can
build it's pipe lines along the public
highways, SO long as it does not OBJ
struct the highways. The decision is
a hard blow for the Kansas Gas Pro-
tective Association, organized for the
purpose of keeping the gas in the gas
counties exclusively.
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Fine picture on Exhibition.

4 splendid picture of the Military
Institute base ball team is on exhi-
bition in the window of e. H. Will
ans & Co. 1t is an enlarged photo
graph and the work is fine. 1t was
done by Walton, the Photographer.
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Big Shipment of Piping.

big shipment of piping. for nse
on the Hondo reservoir, was received
in the local yards this morning. 1t
was shipped in by the Taylor-Moore
Construction Co
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THos. eARDNER's WILL.
Filled for Record in Probate Court
and Property is Left to the
GrandehiIdran

The will of the late Thomas Gard
ner was filed yesterday for record in
probate court The instrument names
John w Poe as executor. II provides
that after all debts are paid. the es-
tate shall be divided equally among
the four grandchildren of the deceas-
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TRAIN STRUCK TROLLEY CAR.

Killed and Many Injured.
Philadelphia, Pa. May "a freight
train on the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad crashed into a trolley car
at n crossing in the northeastern sec
ton of the city today. 1t is reported
that several persons were killed and
others injured.
The body of an unknown woman
was recovered from the wreck. The
police say they believe that several
bodies are under the wreckage
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Chicago. May 6.-Suspected OF ha-
wing thrown a bomb under U. S.
Express Co. wagon, julius Hilbrecht
is under arrest charged with deadly
assault. He is also accused of violat-
ing the injunction of the Z. S. Circuit
Court. The alleged bomb throwing oc-
Cured last night at DesPlaines and
Van Buren streets.
LATER.-The story of a dynamite
bomb being hurled at a U. S. Express
wagon at West Van Buren, and Des
PLANES street last night is denied by
Special Agent Eddy of the express
thrown and no wagon injured. Three
arrests have been made, but the first
Eddy says: 1.-The alleged bomb was
nothing but blue powder inclosed in
one of our wagons and struck the
side of the seat The blue powder
spattered one of the drivers, but he
was ont hurt Two of our secret ser
vice men witnessed the act from the
sidewalk, and later made the arrest.
Peoria, ILL.,, May 6.-The grand lu-
ry at Pekin, ILL.,, has returned indict-
ments against two high officials of
the Standard Oil Company. Requisi-
tion papers will be asked of Governor
Deneen next Monday. The names are
suppressed.
The two officials are charged with
having induced Charles Kersher to
swear that he owned a horse and wa
gon which really belonged to the
Standard Oil Company, to get pos
session of the same in order to force
Fred Hamsrit, a resident of Pekin,
to quit selling the product of the
Royal Oil Company, an opposition
concern. Hamsuit bought the wagon
from a man representing himself as
an agent of the Standard, and when
he ceased peddling Standard Oil. Ker-
sher appeared on the scene, claimed
the wagon as his own, and secured
it on replevin suit.
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A PICTURE TO ROOSEVELT.

Parents of Trioiets Claim Reward
Said to Have Been Offered by Cow
ernor otero-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Green. OF Ar
tesla. who have been in the city for
the past few days with their trip
lets. Blanche. Beulah and Beatrice,
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Be sure to have your work done by
Clair Petty. All work guaranteed
first class. 65t3
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General Manager A. " Turner went
this morning on his way to Amarillo
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HIGH OFFICIALS INDICTED

Standard Oil Representatives Accused
of Stealing a Wagon in Their Eff
forts to Suppress Competition at
Pekin, Illinois.
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SAYS NE WAS IN THE 6oER WAR
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
DENIES MANY GRIMES

interviewed by a Observation-Disclosures
ny, Who Paid $25, 200 Ransom for
His Boy, Will Render All Possible
Assistance in the Prosecution of
Grove.
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Some ffne propositions on
Main Street lots. Must be sold
soon. This at a bargain. Carl
ton Bros, Room II Oklahoma
Block. 43ff
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DEADLY.
ASSAULT

MAN ARRESTED FOR THROWING
BOMB UNDER WAGON.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
STOP

At Junction Hnn for a refresh ing drink or a cigar. Best in the market. Neatly furnished rOoUbs in connection. One nlAe IroH, BisOve, oA Naco road.
 BERT TWISS. Prop.
 PAT NBALON. Manager.
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roR THE CHILDREN



The ''magie tree had better appear
81 ihe END Of a party, for IL provides
The kind Of climax 10 their fun that
children Ike. each one Of its bright
blossoms c0neeaiing GIFT for one Of
the little guests. Make out Of stin pa
por rs many oval petal shapes as are
neetieS md cover each ~ these with
Grape paper cutting 1t 80 that 1t will
project somewhat beyond the edges Of
tle stiff petals. IL @iil take three OF
tle haRes 70 make a flower for the
.'magle tree" and there should be a
hl1s som for each child. Use several
eoiors " crnpe paper. Sew the petals
together al tile base aud sew two Of
theH together mt tle tips, leaving the
aiaer free Wire the free petal and
beul il to meet the others. When en-
hod tie the blossoms 20 the tree.
which may De a rubber plant or palm
pBt 10 4 new use or a small evergreen
branch ser up "a a HOwerp0t
Tbo magic Iies Ia long fne wire at
tarln1 % the tip % each wired petal
Tta hostess. who stands near the tree,
bp'ds tiie ends u an ia her hands
willie tie children repeat the rhyme
= lts close one of tie connections Is
pulled and gle gifts drop out. as all tie
flowers droap downward
The fhgue 70 be- said g. This:
lH iituc flowers ezra we.
aHlns round uHf maggie tree.
let Hs HnasS aHd We shall see
Wa4t taa gtft tree has tor tlzee
AIS hry rancaf the third line each
ehsa loans forward ezpectautly aud
haHf the psalm ~ ihe lcfi haud with
tae hauesls a tho ght. and wbcn tbe
lat llae Is said they All courtesy 20
ta a4r whose turn il is 70 receive a
present
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Standpoint. July % ever rinrs-
the construction u tha t.toat Nurth
ern railway tho aidrlrarks q tho road
and those Of the NuFthaft Pacific
hare run parallel. sithH tHa turt IT
each othor. Ia tho yards ~ be- Ilam
bird Inmhar company. ial have
never bean connected e. rrrmif af
the transfer II carn The uset aH
order vas lhsusI for the coHafrt5et frH
Of eounectinR switch. which allt
greatly facilitate tho transaction 81.
business between the tao roads end
prurs Of vital importance lu tbo
emergency Of any obstruction on
either line between THE point as-,}
Spokane. Ne, IN sueh contingency,
trains can be switched from ono resj
TO the other, permitting them 60 pro
coed with but slight delay.
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! am prepared 20 ray the following
described koofenai county warrants
with accrued interest
Current Expense fund, series Of
1903 Warrants Ne. 942 10 No. 1890,
Issued March 2Gth. 1908. inclusive
General Road fund, series Of 1903
Warrant No. 24o. issued Scptem
ber 18TH, 1903
General Bridge fund. series 81
1908 Warrant M. ll7. issued Feb
ruary 18Th, 1903
Interest ceases duly 2ath, 1908.
Date of Hrst publication 81 this
notice july 70, 1908.
GEO a. ROSS,
Treasurer kootenai county. Idaho.
july e. aug -.
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Mrs Frances T. Sales. Of Missouri
Valley, a., writes "a have beeu
afflicted with kidney trouble Eve
years, had severe pains in my bach
and frequent desire 20 urinate
When riding 4 experienced much
pain over the region II the kidneys
tried five physicians without benefit
and then concluded 10 try Foley't
Kidney Cure After taking three :
bottles, was completely eured q
For sale by the Occur d'Alene Drug
Store
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oSvsFhsf 0ooains Appoints Commission
for thai Parnase

9svsFssf 0ooains Appoints Cornn,issian
for thas Parposa,
aovofnof Gooding has commissioned
:. y. Hannah, Of Caldwell, TO take
charge Of the field work OF gathering
hnd shipping the specimens Of the
products Of the farms, orchards aud
vineyards Of the state to DO placed Ia
the Idaho exhibit at the Portland
fair.
The appointment is an excellent
one, for In MIR. Hannah the state
secures = man who has au extended
experiences IN the work that Is 10 DO
doRs. He Was ia charge u tho
hoIticnitnTs aud agriculture exhibits
Of idaho at the worlds fair al chi.
cago, and IL thoroughly familiar Nith
shat IL required 90 make the best
Impression on those who go 10 see
shat thesstate haas 10 show la the line
Of agriculture.
when asked by the Capital NowH
shat bis plans we're. Sir. Hannah
said 4 am going nat among tie
farmers aud orehardistB and gather
Hp tbs best that IL 10 be had, pack ID
In such shape that IL will go through
10 good condition, and ship ID % ihs,
Idaho buiidiuR. / shall do every
thing possible 10 avoid showing any
paFtiality Ia the matter II locality.
This is . state exhibit, AMI any in,
StTuOtions arc 10 $50 that every
locality 10 represented wherever il is
possible 10 get the best that il pro.
d0oed. Il will bs great help II
farmers viii save what They think
Uill make . good shuw ing aud scud
no wori, or deliver i, 20 one u TO-.
railroad towns. II they cant ia
this. and will notify no shat they
have, | wili go 20 the iaFms AMI rs
the Surk % selecting ana ahiaFiHg
myself.
''Onv thinR uossi tho help u th,
farmers at ones The harvest ~
nos on. aud II sill be impossible fll
me 10 Walt many localities i,viofc il
~ WV ~ WV H@FA4ANA~ WIZ F&aN4# a
bandle Ut tho grains uf grasses th#y
Woald like "a haze exhibited. auH
s4vs u for He. IL gill arsiai greatly
Ia the 9oFk have ia haud Zach
taFu0F furnishing an exhibit ulli
have tbs same Suitably marked. piv
las bis maine, adde's, and iha run
ditions under which th" sAn.c eas
grown, aud u would 10 a ntee thiua
u the taTDors aouii cueagv iu q
friendly contest L. eov uhlrh rauia
supply tbs hsst specimen of tta
different varieties that uiil make Hg
the exhibit
We sIpcCt e. carry assay masl =.
The prizes. and have the ufatvrsaIs
Sith uhicb 10 do IL. am salus r.
do SvsTythluw can a. huHf az 1.sa
articles from a. mauy a.; ,lc dlfsf
sus scctlons a. u b. fs=stbia f.
s@cars them from. sui u tae iasmee.
1lit assist me even "a ihr rateut -
information aa 60 uhety slar .+sst
10 be had. our exhibit a. puilaua
uill - otto continual lisi - Irtss
uinnlns production ot Hrld gu8
orchard e
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Spokane's Interstate fair II pruv
Ing more important To tho country
each year. II will not le long until
lodges and other organizations viii
do ~ they do at the big eastern fairs.
aud put up permanent headquarters
on the grounds. The Woman q
christian Temperance Union leads
all the others In tnis enterprise al
Spokane. This organization of
patriotic and reform women has do
nlded TO erect a neat little bungalow
on the fair grounds. Il will be ready
Tor occupancy before the fair opens,
October 0. II will be comfortable
rest room for women aud n place
where they can meet aud where they
WlIl serve refreshments. The women
deserves great deal OF credit for their
enterprise. Other organizations will
FOLLOW their example.
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In ~ rnrrnrisl-

e would ply apy farmer 70 make a
practice Il going through that part Of
ha earn FROM which he intends 10 Sc
'est MS sccl corn and cut tho taseel
rE tram every stalk that has not vet
ma ear THE t8sscl should he emit on
before they blossom II Is thu barren
STALKS that knun the average corn crop
- per cent below what Il should he.