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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07
20. Tienie nno Snipcftiou
Scr ct. MidmelS- Sitter.
Gibcrtb . Enrf, Gaitcrn Muc, -Hoao.
Wuutag, Den Z, Mngnit.
(2tT,O

Sornid'S GAZE uub " c.
It ourant. 49, Sn cinem linttlId)et
8eb1uoe, Hr. 81 mo 80 an Der lett
Dem aroBen 9ranoe 10 prdd)tigen
Si9btitraBe, Ole nit ibrer9reite. Neii'
piIniiernn9 uno Womnmentalbaiiten
81 beioen Seiten an Ole mooernen
@ouleparbS bon Faris erinnert. bat
&r. rtobn &ornid elm Wiuitey . Gaic
eingcrid)tet, peldeS ann5 5i Der groB'
oriiaen @~erfebrSobcr ser Stoot pdBt.
Gie bellariine Misunderstanding init
meiBer Silicco = Decoration lit 10
fiinitpou. pie 6ic N%usitattin1 bauer
bait uno praftiid) bergeiiellt lit. Sm
5meitenS todluerf lit cine bodelegante
Heltallrntion, un0 Die Slide bciinoet
iid i'm oritten Stodmert. 10 oaB me.
Der Die @lltb bon Den 3odberocrt
nod Halld) ober IuSoiinlhmg in ben
Speiieiaal ooer oos @irtbidnitslotnl
Drinaen fam. Die &aiiptlnte ober
lit, oaB MIR Die beiten Speiien mo
8etr1ufe ourd] boilidR 9ebicnumg
uno 81 mdbigen Yreiien ierpirt wer.
ben.
0o Sr. Sornid 10 Sabre lang sic
2eitung Der @irtbidait i'm allbetnml.
ten Green &puie" bon 2onB Usage.
ner batte, bis oas @eidl1it in dnoerc
SGnhe i~iberging. elm Meiiter I'M 81.
bereiten eemiifter @etronfe lit nnN
unier ben aauileuten Der Nadbar.
idoit eine groBe auueidlaii bat, 10
nnterliegt Der grfols leites neiier
llnternebmcns feinem 3meifel. @ir
perweiien aui Die Mn5eige an anoerel
Stelle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

C nnton-S iltriftH +. ii"
am @eorsGrecf. - Ser San
ton.Giitrift Nr. III. =. lt..9." per
a~nitoltete 9eitern einen Nusilug nnd)
Walmlt @ropc. Scr lid elmer unge-
mcin 5oblreid)en @etbeiliallng err
freute. Illerbonb Spielc, ionic ein
ErcisihicBen muroen iiir Die Inmc-
lcnoen pcrnnitoltet. un0 piele onocre
0iitrifte oeS @unoeS poren otrd)
ltarfc Sele0otionen pertreten. Vim
Seit-Gomitc porcn tbotig: Die $50,
Sbas. Guonbt, s. Soiimonn, Sobn
9olumgGrtner. u. Y. Sdpmiot, Geo.
Soblein, =. @ortb, Sol. 6rarenfneht
6. @interling. VI. S%ilocbronot, $.
Brill mnb j. Stenger.
Seuer i'm 9ronobiitrift t..
- Gin sSerer, ipeIdcs IN einem SalI.
len &iiten, 9rctter mo SobelipGbnc
bel Dem 8cbdube Mr. 115, Noro.
9ibertp > StraBe, oiis1ebrohcn mar,
milroc aeitern Gafmittog fur, Dor 2
ltbr cutoedt. 0os b%enofborte Sal.
poae' Corps loid)te oie,Slammelr, mel.
DIE id)on anIingen. ben Neubau Ger.
III, Norb-2 ibertpItraBe, sn b%eoroben.
Mtan 9Ioi:bt, oob anaben oas 6euer
nerurind)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

Sucob 0roofb BART &c it D T.
ben. - Sr. rSaeob @roofburt, 81
Sabre alt. Der ieit etmo cinem Sabre
front mar, ltarb ON lebten 6reitaa
in icincr @obnmng 81 Sorrett@pine.
Gr mar etluu rs Sabre lang Gon-
ltablcr in Narioro County mo ein
Mitglico 0eS SrbeuS Der nFDtbiaS-
Sitter" Seine tSrou ging ibm Dor
etmo 5mei Sobren i'm Gooe poron,
mo er binterlGBt bier Sod)ter.
umillfom mcnar Neub
aus Norf. - Ter 21 Sabre dlte
Bert e. &ilep bon s)orf, Eo., lit 5ilr
Belt @oit Der Stabt baltimore. Gr
miro notwithstanding lGngere Belt bier
ucrucilcnL GA man ibm pcridlIeocnc
Scbcnamiiroiofeiten Der Stoot, oa.
rultcr ouS ncl,e @eridtsacboltoc nno
bo3 StaotgeiGn9niB BON Der Snncn'
iCitc, 5ci0cn mill. Bis ictt bat Die
iiiOlitc Eoli3ciltation iiir Ocn @olt
aus Durf bie orobte gn5iebungSfroit
gebobl, 10 iebr ipulroe &ilcp bon Der
icIbcn Qcieiielt, oaB or lid 81 Stnn-
oen nidt bon b~ericlbcn trcnneil
tonntc. Hilep, melder lcbr lpariom
lit. lo1utc Gnbe lester Mod)c pc"
Srottjlo IN Baltimore an. Mabreno
cr Sen Soicn bclihtigte, trnr CT allf
Gooion'a @erIte nit Dem Eoll5ilteil
Stritd) 5uiommen, uno unporlldtlgcr
@ciic ucriiidtc Milep, %lciiler nellei
9ctonntidoft cincn Barren ,alI5nbin-
ocn. Gr thcilte nGmlid Dem 9lon'
rod nit, BOB CT aui Der @erite alS
NadtuGdtcr onaeiteat leI. SIeie
9lnaobe cr,nedte ben Seroadt oc'
Yoli5iiten, l,nb CT lllo &ilep SIT elnen'
9cilld Der iiioliha Noll5elltatlon
Elm. aursc 3cit oaranf iunroe Der
Golisei berihtet, ooB Semano 5ipel
aiItcn Bier bon Gobion'S @erfte o.
itoblcn babe, unb ga &ilep BORDER
pcriudt batte, cine aiite Bier 5l' Der
fouicn. ,ul,roe or ocS Giebitabls be
'tnloigt uno eeitcrn pom Nol'5e;'
ridtcr 2eofe oeilr @crid)tspertabren
i~ihcrm;e,en CORNER mlroc CT ipegcn
Sroocns einer perborgenen Wai'e
nm $40 uno Soften b%eitrait.
MomfonS,s tarfiidje @dSer.
eoutoSis.@ebsnss, ysaamt sssss. etets sffe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07
Nnno Gin yNcncm0rAb.

|
Ser Ycid)nom uon Nru. &obu Nounl'
Qdrtner nabe Sort NicNcnrp an
Qciii6t. - @or icit icBtcm Ntltt'
nod pcrid)ollcn.
Scr @cidJnam Oca &ul. ,Sohll
0uumgGrtnCr bon ytr, I2S, Noros
GbcItcritroBc, lpllroc Qritcru MtorAcl
nubc Sort WcNCnrD pOn 0cn $3.50,
6cnru Nogner BON ltr. 100, @eit
6nmblrgitroBe, Geo. Nootcr uon 9(r.
2Ot9, SanoocrltroBc, @orrn S0bcr
bon Or. 2O3O, Woribulitrobc, SO6n
@un5 Don Ar. 1929, MonoucritraBc,
mo &obn Sonliuc pom gir. POO,
&cIt &elt.S troBe, mel6c oltf Scr
Nurtane oNomer" cinCn ght@iluG
ucrn1ltalteten, aus Dem g4olicr &C.
jogcn. Gic &eutc 6onOcn Den &cid)
nam an Ous Boot un0 iubrcn bis
nod 6crrD Gor, bon no ans Capt
SenrD pom iiiOli6cn Giitritt bcnod'
ridtIgt mur6c. Gicier bcitcltc oo>'
Foli5ciboot o2nnnon" 5r STEELE, uui
meld)cnt Die Scihc nod ser W}oraut
ilbcrgcIiibrt ipur0e. ga Die .Foli5ci
Dor etlifcn Sogen in &cnntuiB &C.
IcBt roroen mar, ooB &r. &obr
Wormgdrtner lcit Mfittmod) per,
ldnpmoen ici, mo in Ocu (oihcl
hc9 (o0ten cine llbr nit 6rn. NQlml-
QGrtncr'S Nomcn, Ionic onOcrc
S6riltIiiide, Die oeiicu Nomcu trll
cen, porgeiunoen mm0cn, marc ser
&cidcnlunb ben Nn1cb6riaen Baum.
%00rtncr'@ mitgctbeiIt. uno Oicic iOcl.
tili}irtcn Den Monn. Coroner Hciu.
bar0t lit nit Der llnteriu6uuq oe}
Sales bei1Gitiat.
Der 2eidnam mar, ais or bon scr
Monnidait oeS Eoli5eiboote3 .Qan,
nan" anigeiunben muroe, i'm @eiiht
bis 5llr llnfcnntlidfcit c~ntitelt uno
MIR an Ben aleioeru unO Scr goloc.
men llbr, ionic Iupicrell, mclhe man
IN Den &lei0ern oea lo0tcu ian0,
tonnte lein Sobn IN ser WorQue lei
men &nter inbentiii5irer. Sr. @olm.
Q0rtncr lit l6on ieit Sabrcn an elmer
N~cr5tronfbeit, uno pcnn cr NniGuc
oleler Nrt crlitt, pilcqtc or lid ltctS
aus lcincr @obmlng ST cntlcrncn,
mo Damn lob man i'm 0craumlc 3cit
lang nidt. Nm letter Mittnnd)
bate er mad Ingobc ieincr Gruu mie-
ocrum einen berartigen Nniall ulro
cntiernte iidJ ans iciner @obnunG.
Son Dem Nugenblidc an, uIS er ieinc
@obmng ocrlieB, bis lie 9eItern oie
Nod)rid)t bon Dem Nuiiinoen oeS
&eidnamS crbielt. bate ieine 6ralt
NihtS micocr BON ibm Debort.
Sr. @oumGGrtner mar 81 Sabre
alt mo in Baltimore Qeboreu. Babe.
81 81 Sabre lang betrieb or an Ger
Gdc bon Bono mo GogcrltruBe Gin
Qnn1barcS @roccrDgcidGit, 500 lid
ic6od) Dor ctpc cincm Sabre Don
6enlclben 5lriid. Gr bintcrlGBt lcine
Slpcitc @ottin Woric e., geb. &iirB,
mo orci ainber ans erlicr Che, nGnI.
lid Sobn Is. @num9Grtncr, 6rou
g9nl. &eb unb SRI. NJ. 9aungGrtncr.
Gr mar elm beliebteS Wiit0lieo oc1
,Gentcnnial . Wtcsgerncreina" mo
oeS .@crmonin = &rantcn = llntcrs
ltiiBum0S . Tcrcins." Die @ccrOi'
9ung iinoet belltc Nndmittng INN 1
llbr pom Ermlcrbouie Hr.72S, NorO.
GbcitcrItraBc, ans aui Scr nSalti'
more Cemetery" ltott. Eoitor e.
Nuber miro umtlrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrhultnuas . @eauciier.

NnuappIie. nub 0cit. &iper.G rturTpncn ieorn
gg' ailtas s @ii RSG,nt,r 'TE, ,,11s cS@Gmllaa H"o
Spuipalitrahcu S%hcntcr." 49, Sicic @odc
sIhe 9ouniCis Suugbier".
,Gleciricsg Bart" SuOlid RuiocOilC Iurs
IicuunQen uuo GuU5cric.
,Wius' enrt" am Nnd sRturr. Luplth
Nluoeptles IiuritellunOcU.
yTuIdlcitcrs Scad." Idaiide @rillriinIcrl
per Sumpfer .Gouiic".
elephant Riuer . GTtnriiuueu iehcn 7ienlidg
mo SeuHeriidq per Sample aSinrld @tIcs".
Bort Teppit. mno NeticriUn.G rfurliuneu ieoen
Tienitda, SuUnCrilGa uHo Sdnli0a per 1anlplev
.SrSqnCbuuud"
.St. Widlacies Bitter" NiontuN. ben I.
Nupuit, 20. Hicnic ul0 Nulpeit,ol I'M oHtbeTi0f
PART, -" Guiieru- 9lbCilic Jtouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07


@ottcSGienit Der 3iou3'
@emcinbe i'm Srcicu. - 81.
ncn erbcbcnocu ginorud, Ser iiir
NieIe u%npergcBlid icin biiritc, mod'tt
Der Gcltern Worgcn III @cbb'S Eorf
an Der &arior0 &oob ob9ebaltcnc
@otte9oienit Ser ,3ionS @emein0e.
Gie Observation-Disclosures mo oererl
sSreunbe botten lid in unerporte.
GROCER 3obl eingcfunben. Der per
cbrtc Nreoigcr Scr @cmcinoc, Eoitor
Sui. Soinlonn, bate feline Hcoe Der
llnlgebung ongcpoBt, in0cm or ouf
ouS @er0cn un0 &crgcbcn in Scr
Hotltr b%inlpicS, nic Weneratiuncn,
bon Sen i'm @cbiiid) umbcrihleid)clr-
oen SSnbiancru on9cfongcn bis beutt,
no BORT cine bertihc @eneinoc rnter
Ben uraltcn @Gumen lire Nnoadt
pcrridtct, getommcn mo pergange.,
iino. Iic hcrrlide, frGftigc Stimmc
ocS ErcoiNcrS fiilltc Sen pcitcnR oitnl
inter ser bon &iclenbGumen gebil-
heten Soac IN elmer fir ,Scoen Der
itGnolidcn gSeiic aus. Ser aus bier
Tonlen mo Scrrer b~eltcbenbe Gbo-.
ioluic bier Nl0icr tritgcn burd) lire
Gortr11c mclcntlif, ilt Der fcierliden
Stimmn19 bel. Sic GeronltaIter ser
Seicrlihfcit morcn iittlih iibcr ocu
cr5ielten GrfulN bod crircut. Hpd,
lnl0e nod beenbetcm 8ottesoienitc
permciltc cin GROCER Sbcil ser Sbeil.
llebnner inn Narte. Wander ser De
iild)er mag babel al, oell airhgaaI
beutldcr Sonoqcmeinoen erinncri
iuoroen lein, no iid) bic SbeiIncbtncr
nod bcenoctcm 8~otteSbienit aui benz
Die STRIDE um9ebcrtben t~srieoboie be
1rilBen mo, III @rlippen eingetbcilt.
lire anIitten gegenieitig mlstal-
ld)en.
9eitrafter ebermuth +. =
Ter Is Sabre nlte @iaiom Smith,
lpclder an Der Slinglnff. Gpenuc
iuobnt, i%ci,erte gcitcrn silm 3ritper.
treib einen Mepnlper ob. Ger Eoli5iit
@clbod, mollte bon elmer iold)en& adj.
ieier oes 4. Sull Mibts miiicn. nno
Smith mnBte nod Der norbpeitlihen
SoIi5eiItation manoern, fpoief6lt Ct
I'M $40 nno Soften beltrait wuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

Den uro nod iciner @obnung &c.
brodt. Mit inn 9ootc morcn Ole 6rl9.
3oro uno Niinnu @rccnbom, Die all
Der &optinaz Nuclnte, nobe tSe0ernl.
Strobe, mobncn, IS mar Sri. Otinna,
Ole ms Mniicr iiel uno bel ocrcn
NCitlln0 Goot iCilI 2ebcn perlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07
Gr. 12;. cit.saitimsre.s traRe.

UT. I2', CI'SdItit1Srt. StraRt.
EaIIagc Nutariats WeloDcdiel.
bureau. Shiiisfarten fir ane
Gnfnpier.2 inien. MeiiepGiie, @edieI.
@elowehiel uno geloienoungen.
(NpriI4.111
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

Sic EIo5o &C. d rt.-Gic
anloQe elmer Ylo5o mcitlid) bonn
ncl,en 3oIlAcbGlioc an @oter., @up.
nnb 2omboroitrobc burdI Sic Bum
oeSrcaicring lit geiidert. Gie &c'
aiering bot iocbcn OoS Ioaenonnte
Biintbcr'idc @runoitiid bon Srn.
uno Sruu &ciic Stiles fir $4,000
oefouit. SoS Ecoboop @runoitiid,
peld)cS olid criorocrlid lit 5ur Nus.
iiibring oes YIonc@, Iicat 5miiden
Dem 8iintbcr'id) @runbitiid uho
Scm 3ollgcbGuoe. 6lottcn Scfret1r
Gbas. 5. 9onuportc cignct oielcS
@runoitiid mo perlongt 100000,
@cnn sic Yla5a %ongelegt miro, miro
oie Yoit-O Office Tpe. BON Der @oter'
bis SIR 2omboroitroBe perldn9ert
lperben.
8erIebfc lid bei'm Son'
den. - SIM 'SoipitaI" liegi
Gopt. @m. Sling bon Gbeltcrtoiun
Mo., IN ~aciGbrlidcm 3uItanoc bar.
nicocr. Nls er om Sreitag Nad)mit'
tua bel 9ctterton i'm Soiioiros &ipcr
bonn Eier ans fopiiibcr ms Wal1er
lprone, ltieb er nit Dem aopf oifI
oen @runo uro blicb bort be'iH'
nnngSlos liegen. Scine 6reunoc
retteten ibn uno brodtcn Den onldlci'
memo iooten Wann mieoer ms Seberl
5uriid. Gr mar ober om gon5en
aorper pie aelGbmt nno muroe II
Gle auf einem Gampier nod golt!
more gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

Der balb bclinnungSlos mar uno lii
SolQe oe5 gebrobencn llntcrtieiel$
falrm lprcbcn fonntc. Gr tonnfe
aud niht C~riobren, Oh cS Elm Holb.
ooer Hoheonioll mar. Sonoer@
murbe in Scr Im6uIonj beS mittle'
rem GiltriftS nod Dem .Stobt so
ipitol" Ncbrodt no CT icbt in &C.
iGbrlidcm ,3~uitan0c oarnic6crliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

. Ginen Somilien-ausflng nod
Sorrelt-@ rope, am Bear Greet, peran.
Itolten om nGditen Sonntag Der 8e.
I%onapcrein ,GbeImciB" nnO Der
Oriental Iiitrift Mr. t5S, 3. II. g."
1nbruerfe oortbin iabren bon s. q.
Mber's R%eItaurant, gde Sait. uno
GoIt- gpenlie, aus Inn Z llbr @orgenS
nno 1 llbr Hadmittags ab. @cr
oaber einen genuBreiden Sonntaa
i'm 5reien perIeben min, DeriGiime
nidt, iid ben beinen lebensluitigen
0ereinen an3uihlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

Wo,pfano,s tarfiidje Sdser:
gauitobls.websmss Vsfami ssees. ssf's sWe"
tSull9,1&e-)
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-09-07

THE WHOLE FAMILY OF BEES SET UPON
Z. .s HIS NOSE.
far away and told Jack that il he
would 60 there he could get all the
honey he could eat
Into the hole in the hive Jack stuck
his nose, and rolled his tongue around
among the honeycomb: 1t was the
sweetest honey he had ever tasted, but
just as he was beginning to enjoy it
most he met with an unpleasant sur
prise.
The whole family Of bees-and it was
a very large family-set upon his nose
and open mouth and tongue, and every
one Of them drove his sting hard and
fast into the tender flesh Of poor Jack.
In an instant the dogs nose had swoll-
en- SO large that he could not withdraw
it from the hole, and he howled with
pain.
The lame fy crawled up and cried:
That serves you right for breaking
my wing"
1t was several minutes before Jack
could wrench his nose clear Of the hive.
and he ran mile to creek to battle
the blistered member
Il shall never take bluebottle fiy's
advice again." he cried, and he never
did.-Detroit Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-09-07
IseR 1as-s%
&G4R@.fO@GD
6 aND Garden
CANADA FIELD PEAS.

Storing the Crop-ThrashinE with
single Concave Machine.
After cutting Canada field peas with
scythe or pea harvester 1t Is usual to
turn the bundles over once to facili-
tate drying while they lie on the
ground. They require hand loading.
The crop may be stored under cover
or put into stacks, as with other grain,
but 1t should be borne in mind that
peas when in the stack do not readily
shed rain, and therefore the stacks
should be carefully topped out with
some substance such as bluegrass or
native prairie hay. When the thrashed
straw Is preserved In stacks the same
precaution is necessary.
When only small quantity Is grown
annually, and this with view to pro-
vide seed for pasture selling or fodder
uses, there is no better way Of thrash
ing the peas than by using 4 ilail or
by treading them out with horses. The
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-09-07
An ApimAi Story For
Little Folks
Jack and the Honey

What fearful annoyance are these
flies" exclaimed Jack. the dog, one
warm spring day as half dozen Of the
little winged insects buzzed about his
head.
Then he snapped at one Of them-a
blucbottle fly-and Mr.. Fly fell to the
ground with one Of his wings broken.
Don't crush me-" cried the fly as
Jack lifted his paw to step Oh the blue
bottle-"plcase don't crush inev'
why should l have pity on your
asked the dog
z Because l have something to tell
you that 10 Of interest to you," answer
ed the fly.
well, what is it7' asked Jack, puz-
Fled to hear what the bluebottle had to
say. ss.. ...
DO you like honsy?" asked the fly.
YES" answered Jack
Then, If you will spare me, will
tell you where you can go and get all
you want without trouble" declared
the lame ny.
''Where?" asked the dog.
The bluebottle fy raised himself on
his hind legs and pointed to hive not
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-09-07
Mules Wanted.

VX7ANTED for Bossier Parish one
w pair of mules, 6 or 7 years old, is
to II hands high, weight about 1900
pounds each. The mules bought must
be in every respect as represented. Any
one having such span of mules for sale
should confer with G. D. Sandidge or
w. M. Burch, Of Haughton.
C. D. SANDIDGE.
Haughton, La, Sept. 2, 1905. q
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Unfavorable For Alfalfa.


An excess of water In the soil Is
very unfav0rable condition fW alfalfa.
Where the water level Is near the
surface or where the surface water
from heavy rains is unable to drain
of rapidly alfalfa usually fats. For
this reason an alfalfa field Is injured
by being submerged from an overflow,
or even killed II the water remains
over the surface for too long a Iefiod.
Experience has shown that when COW
cred by clear running water the in
jury Is much less than when sed3-
ment is deposited or the water is stag
nant. Ordinarily alfalfa will not with
stand an overflow Of more than few
days. Flooding In the winter Is less in
furious than during the growing sea
son. On irrigated fields injury often
follows from the accumulation Of wm-
ter in depressions after a flooding.
The alfalfa is killed out In these spots
and noxious weeds gain foothold.
Devices of Oregon Flock Masters.
Oregon flock masters often have in
genious devices in dealing with ewes
and lambs when the former reject their
offspring, says III. e. White in Ohio
Farmer. II there Is much shelter to
be had at the camp, small movable
pens just large enough to hold a sheep
anil lamb are made. INTO one Of these
a eve and her lamb are placed for q
few hours, after which she is released
and is likely to be entirely subdued
and no longer scorns her little one. A
still more remarkable contrivance Is a
large rubber sack covered with nip
pies. This Is filed with fresh cows
milk and a small circle of motherless
lambs get around to get their fill, no
doubt thinking 1t as good as the old
sheep.
Butter Making Extraordinary.
A correspondents; letter to Rural
New Yorker gives the details Of a
new" method of ch,lrning, wherein a
truly remarkable churn turns one
quart Of ordinary bottled milk re-en-
forced with two pounds Of ordinary
creamery print butter (softened up Q
little with heat, plus extract Of car
rots and little ''vapcrized salt" into
-four pounds of fine sweet butter.
This recalls that time Monofed wrinkle
which crops up cheernully every few
years-the rise Of pepsin IN churnine-
whereby apodly quantity OF cheese Il
inclq led in the. alleged butter product
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FOR THRAsHING PEAS.

[Sins1e bar concave with four teeth
seed Is not then broken. Where a
large acreage Is grown 1t is necessary
to thrash peas with thrashing ma
chine, and the best work Is done by
using the "bar concave," as shown In
the figure.
From this concave all the teeth
should be removed except four. These
hold the straw In check long enough
to enable the cylinder teeth to beat out
all the peas. The machine should not
run at high rate of speed. More or
less Of the seed Is likely to be broken.
The broken grains, however, may be
nearly all removed when preparing the
crop for seed or for market by using
tanning mills suitably equipped with
sleeves. When the crop is wanted for
feeding uses the breaking Of the peas
does not, Of course, lessen its value
Thomas Shaw.
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Fit the Seed Bed EARLY.


All things do not come to him who
waits. Luck does not come to the
wheat grower who, because a severe
drought occurs in August or early in
September, waits and waits for rain
before fitting the soil for the reception
OF seed. Better luck attends the wheat
grower who, despite the drought, no
matter how severe, fits his wheat land
early and keeps a dust mulch two or
three inches in depth upon the surface.
The blanket Of loose top sod formed
by the frequent cultivation of the soil
protects and holds the moisture be-
meath and saves it for the crop to be
raised. A soil so fined and fitted al
ways has sufficient moisture to proper
" sprout the grains of wheat or grass
seeds, SO that good and even stand
invariably results, even If 10 rains &C.
cur Immediately after seeding. The
longer the period between the thorough,
preparation Of the soil and the time OF
seeding the better will be the condi-
ton Of the seed bed This careful
preparation Of the soil is especially de-
sirable IL grass seed Is to be sown in
stead OF grain. concludes writer in
Farm and Fireside.
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Men Past Sixty In Danger.

More than half of mankind over sixty years Of
age suffer from kidney and bladder disorders,
usually enlargement OF prostate gland. This is
both painful and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign Of danger,
as it corrects Irregularities and has cured many
old men Of this disease. Mr.. Rodney Burnett,
Rock Port, Mo-. writes: 81 suffered with en-
larged prostate gland and kidney trouble for
years, and after taking two bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure I feel better than have for twenty
years, although am now 81 years old."-Benton
Mercantile Company.
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SAVINGS DEPOSITS.

Merchants and Farmers Bank, corner
Spring and Texas streets, Shreveport.
The savings deposits of this bank is
one OF its deservedly popular features.
Interest at the rate of 3 per cent per an
mum is allowed on all sums of ST and
upwards remaining on deposit three or
more calendar months.
When made during the first three DAYS
OF any month, interest is allowed on
these deposits as if made on the first day
in the month. Interest on all sums not
drawn will be payable on the first days
Of February and August, and interest
not then withdrawn is added to the prin-
ciple,, thereby giving depositors COM
pound interest.
Deposits may be made by married
women or minors in their own names.
Facilities are given depositors to draw
money.
Deposits made for longer period
than six months draw higher rate than
ordinary savings deposits.
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For Sale.
A GOOD 5-room dwelling house, we'll
n finished and painted, in Benton,
and less than quarter of a mile from
the court house. Well and other nee
essary improvements on premises.
Address l. H. MARTIN, Dixie. La.
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Fruit Rot Of rom.toe..

Fruit rot Of tomatoes Is combatetl
with more o.. less successfully by prun-
Ing and training vines to admit light
and air, together with the destructioa
OF all diseased fruits to prevent thu
spread OF infection.