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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

Having sold my farm. I win discontinue
farming, aud will cell at public auction at
said farm. one mile east Of Midd1eway al d
on the Middleway and Charles Town turn
pike. on
Saturday, March IL, 1906,
the following personal property;
20 HID. HORSES, MULES AND
COLTS.
good work horses. wagon and barshear
leaders. IN foal by my Kentucky jack. 4
4 3-year-0l eolt2, 2 of them heavy and two
light drafts; 2 yearling colts. l light and
heavy draft; pr good 3-year-cld mules, year.
ling mule colts, fine Spanish Kentucky
juck, fully fifteen hands high.
40 HEAD OF CATTLE.
Durham COW, will be fresh by day of
sale; fine Jersey COW, lately fresh; other
.milch cows, wilLbc fresh this spring; heif
ers, s years OLD: ~ steers that will weie h
about $50 lbs.; IA that will weigh about 200
lbs; ! thoroughbred Jersey bull.
30 HEAD OF HOGS,
good brood sows, balance shoats
"a HEAD OF SHEEP,
with lambs by their side.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
/ No. Brown wagon 10 good condition,
with homemade bed as good as new (Nice
ley's make); No 3 Brown wagon and bed,
stick wagon, Mccormick binder, TIT cut.
in good condition; 2 0sb0nrn mower, good
as new; check row corn planter. | single
corn planter, 2 cuitivatore. Brown and Buck
eye; horse rakes, drill, good as new; 2
No. 40 Oliver chilled plows, | West pillow,
Sunfsh and l Root pillow, 2 spikc hafrows,
spring tooth harrow, l harrow. good as
new; 3 double aud single shovel p.ows. 2
corn covers, / cutting box. pair shelyiugs,
corn barrel, hampers. scoop thoyel, o
COW chaines, half bushe, jackscrew, lad
ders. IS aud "a It 2 aud 4-prong ioiks. l
seed sower, sets dung boards. og chains,
single, double and thribbie trees. crowd
sticks. hay knife, sledge hammers, mattocks,
forks, briar scythe, crowbars. wagon spread
ers, butt and breast chains, x-cut saws,
grain cradle, pairs steelyards, small corn
shelter.
500 POUNDS OF BACON.
Ice cream freezer, refrigerator. pair bed
eteads.
1875 BBLS. GOOD YELLOW CORN
sets breechbands. sets front gears, set
Yankee harness, sets pillow gears, sets
fiy nets, / 4-horse wagon line s brides, 10
leather halters. | wagon saddle, 6 good co
lars, 6 collar pads. pair check lines, 2 lea
Their pillow lines. housens, 4 choke straps, /
set single harness.
ABOUT 10 TONS GOOD TIMOTHY HAY.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of IL mouth.
| will be given on all sums of $40 and over
purchaser giving approved negotiable note
payable at the Merchants aud Farmers Bank
Mo ffqt ctxfrrf If han H.
jefferson or adjoining counties. and bearing
interest from date. Sums of $40 and under,
cash.
N. r. ROBERTS
Hefetower & West, Auctr's. Feb27
Sale TO commence at 10 a. IN. sharp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Wanfed,

Reliable man to make LIME BARRELS
for Potomac Valley Stone & Lime Co.. AZ
Pinesburg, Nd. Steady job Address
POTOMAC VALLEY STONE q LIVE
CO.,
Feb eff, Hagerstown, Nd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06

At the regular meeting Of the Town
Council. last night. the following BUSH
ness was transacted
Mr.. ]. Ed. Burns was granted per-
NIT to build frame. metal roof stable in
rear Of his residence on South George
street.
The Farmers Supply Co. were grant
ed permit to remove metal covered shed
now used by mo. C. Burns & Co. to the
rear of building now occupied by ]. L.
Pentz
Jas. A. Smith was allowed $40 for
gathering in. attention to. and the killing
of unclaimed dogs. &c.
The Attorney for the Corporation is to
look into the matter of the liability of the
County in reference to keeping up the
width of the roadbed within the corpo-
rate limits.
/ Ordered thatthe Attorney examine the
law as to necessary action to increase the
bonded indebtedness of the town. and also
as to extension of the corporate limits.
The matter of whether the town desires
the Council to further improve the Town
Hall and provide better system Of
drainage for the town is to be put to the
voters for ratification or rejection at the
next Corporation election.
Bills ordered paid to amount of $445 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Public Sale.


The undersigned. intending to quit farming,
will sell at public sale. 2 mites West OF Mid
dleway and miles north of summit Point
on
Monday, March ihe 18TH, 1906,
the following personal property:
SIX HEAD OF HORSES,
OF them lead rs Black Jim. PAGER; Black
Imp, saddler;
SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE,
6 mich Cows, all with calf; / Durham bull
2yeare old;
SIXTEEN SHOATS,
SIXTY-FOUR SHEEP,
6S ewes aud buck. Part have lambs aud
balance will have lambs BY their side by dav
Of sale
ONE MCCORMICK BINDER.
7-ft. cut Dcering Mower. Oft. cut: Black
Hawk double-row corn planter (new); /
Hooeier single row corn planter. 2 Oliver
Chilled plows, No, 40, eultiyators. four-
horse wagons broad tread; wagon beds.
paDnelled aud boxed; l set of hny ladders.
rnnabont, rubber tire; double hafpoon hav
fork and rope, 2 harrows; double aud single
snONct plOhB. set OF bfeechhands, 3 sets of
yankee harness, 2 sets lead gears. 6 sete of
pillow g.ars. 4horse wagon line, grain driil,
single, double and thrible trees; crowd fticke.
l roller, Met ormick bay rake foot trii,.
A.cut saw. pair epreaders, forks and rakce.
corn shovel. butt chains aud breast chains,
! blacksmith bellows, wheat fan, 20-f0ot
ladder corn shelter. 8 log chains; collars.
brides, halteis and pillow lines. 4 housens, 2
mattocks, sand sieve,
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS OF SALE--A credit Of monfha
will be given on all sums over $40, purchaser
to give note with approved security, NegotIa-
Bile and payable a the MerchaBtsf and FARM
ers' Bank. OF Martinsburg, with interest from
date Sums of $40 aud nnaer. Cash. No
posiponement on account Of weather Sale
to commence at 10 q. m.
l.. f. LYME Il son.
j. w. nodd, AuctIoneer.
Q. K. Mccain, clerk.
Feb 20 -ie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Wanted,

An Experienced Women as Housekeeper,
Apply st EksTKRDAY q Co s.
Feb 13-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
WE SELL OUTRIGHT
Telephones to Farmers

Desiring TO connect with our Co. This plan
makes rentals too cheep for any farmer to
be without UDifed Prone. For further
particulars, call to see
Feb. 2o-4t. J. w. KYLE, Mgr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Administrators Sale
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

AS Administrator of the late Mrs. Charlotte
t. Rowland, the undersigned will sell, at Pub
lie SALE at the same time and place as the
sale of Charles w. Conrad on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.


The undersigned, having quit farming and
rented out his farm will sell at said farm. 8
miles south of Charles Town, near the Berry
vile pike, on
Friday, March 20, 1906,
the following personal property.
EIGHT HORSES AND COLTS,
of them good barshear leaders;
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE.
of them cool milch cows. 2 yearlngs;
ONE FOUR-HORSE AND ONE
TWO-HORSE WAGON,
with beds hay ladders, horse rake. Pennsvl-
vania grain drill, Deering binder. as good az
new; double corn planter with check. OIL
yer chilled plows No 40. mower. double
shovel plows. ] spring. tooth harrow, corn
cutter. . sets breechbands good as new, lot
OF lead gears, pillow gears, brides, col lars
wagon line, and many other articles not men,
toned.
TERMS.-Sums of $40 and under, cash
On sums over $40 credit of l2 months will
be allowed. the purchaser giving a negotiable
note. with approved security, bearing inter-
est from date, and payable at any bank in
Charles Town No property to be take II away
until settled for
Sale to begin at 10 a. M.
Wa. ROPER.
Hefebower & West, Auctioneers.
B. +. Yates. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Hay for Sale.

A prime lot of Glover Hay for sale. Can be
delivered at once. Apply to
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
Feb. 2O-4t. Flowing Springs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Friday, March Is, 1906,

commencing at 1890 o'clock a. M, the
following real estate mentioned and de-
scribed in the said Deed OF Trnst, to-Tit:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Monday, March 10, 1906,
the following personal property:
FOUR COAL STOVES.


2 for scft coal and for hard coal; 9 cook
stoves, stands, bureans.1 Smith American
organ. pair bedsteads, sofa, half dozen rat
tan bottom chairs aud rockers, IL dining
room chairs, 3 tables, wardrobe, desk, mir
ror, sideboard, 3 kitchen cupboards. some
carpet and mating. washing mae inc and
wfinger, tnbs. iron pot, 3-galon preserving
kettle, dishes. glass jars, tone jars and crooks,
from 200to 300 lba. meat, can of lard. about
10 bushels of potatoes, some chickens, 9 sad
dies, mans saddle and ! side saddle.
ONE BAY MARE,
carriage, buggy. spring wagon, 2 plows. dou
bic shovel and single shovel pillow, pair plat
form scales. large aud SMALL pair 400-lb.
steelyards; bag truck, 2 scoop shoveis. 2 half
bushe and p OK measure, good grindstone,
pair spreaders, several mill desks aud garden
harrow.
TERMS.--On sums of SIS and over credit
OF 3 months will be allowed. to be evidenced
by q negotiable note bearing interest from
date. Sums under IS will be cash
G. W. CONRAD
Admir- of Charlotte r. Rowland, decd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
500 Reward 500.

Mrs. Ann R. Castleman is critically i'll
at her home in BerryvilIe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
Monday, April ?, 1906,
commencing at 10 o'clock,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS

on the subdivision of the Charles Town Min
ing, Manufacturing and Improvement Com
paDy, located at Charles Town, in said
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

Having sold my farm, / will sell at public
sale. where now reside, on the Summit
Point road ~ miles southwest of Charles
Town, on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
For Rent,

The Anderson House on Mt. Parvo Avenue
Apply to Miss Mo1fie Anderson,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06

Tuesday, MARCH, 2Olh, 1906. :.
all of my stock and farming implements
without reserve. (No by bidding, but fair
square sale,) as follows
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06

farming. aud viii cell at public auction at
said farm, one mile east Of Midd1eway al d
six miles West of Charles Town. W. Va.
on the Middleway and Charles Town turn
pike, on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06
SIXTY-FOUR SHEEP,
ONE MCCORMICK BINDER.

6S ewes and buck. Part have lambs aud
balance will have lambs by their side by day
Of sale
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-03-06

Having rented out my farm. in order "a
quit farming, will sell at public sale. al said
farm, one mile east of Charles Town. on tbe
Harpefs Ferry turnpike, on
Friday, March I6, 1906,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
To Celebrate One Hundredth
Anniversary of Lee's Birth

The one hundredth anniversary
of the birth of General Robert
E. Lee, will be celebrated January
18Th, at Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Virginia,
his alma mater. A number of
prominent BaltimoreaHs who at
tended the institution when Gen.
eral Lee was President will
attend.
While on this day the one
hundredth anniversary of his
birth Will be celebrated in many
places, it is peculiarly fitting
that there should gather in the
halls of their alma mater, the
survivors of those men who were
under General Lee as students.
to join in celebrating tne memory
of the man who had given the
best of his life to make them all
that true men should be. More
than 800 of these old students are
still living, aud it is expected
that a large propOrti' of them
will return to Lexington as the
guests of Washington and Lee
University.
The orator of the occasion will
he Charles Francis Adams, who
was one of General Lees o2po
nents in the conflict.
In Frederick the Alexauder
Young Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams will celebrate the event by
a banquet.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
Home
Circle
Depart
lllent.
THE EMPTY STOCKING.

1t is not VOur own little loved
one, or your neigh or'S DAZZLING.
or the child OF any of Your ac-
quaintauceS. " hich crOuche> dead.
eyed and hungry hearted before
its empty stocking, while all Tie
rest of the world Is flooded With
Christmas gladneSs.
No, it is the child of the very
poor. the fathereSs, the outca>t,
the forgotten chlld of the dark
alley that JOY never cutters aud
the heartle>S bowels that smut ont
cheer and hope; the iorlorn chlld
whose moaning reached the heart
of God and caused Him To >cud
His Son into the world to teach
charity aud love; the forgotten
child whom Christ admoul>hed
Us to give special care-that as
we DO unto this poor child We do
unto the Father in Heaven.
Ii Is delightful to see joy shin
lUE llNu tut N9NN VI WI Wv o.
little loved ones. But can YOU
imagine the sorrow Of that Father,
VINO ON that day when the world
is gladdest IN The celebration of
charity and love. sees Ills own
best loved ones forgot'en and
lett to weep and moan alone IN
tue dark alleys and bitter cold
ness Uf human neglect!
W mere IN all humanity is there
greater longing, dearer eXpecta
ton. Sweeter hope IN he heart OF
a child than on Christmas morn?
In all the earth tneIe Is 40 look
so sad, no sob so ST bling as are
called forth by the empty stock
ing
In our Christmas Joy let us not
forget why Christ was born. Let
Us not forget the poor and friend
less whom Tie commeudS TO our
loving care Let us not forget
that on tuis day heaven as we'll
as earth should have some share
OF JOY.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
BE \ MAN.

Young men and old men, how
do you expect to spend Your
Christmas! Have you ordered
Jug OF whlSkey and invited halt
a dozen OF your friends to spend
Christmas with you IN drinking,
cursIng and whoopiug Ike gang
of Indians. or 10 you aim 10 get
your wife and children some nice
little presents ANA Christmas
morning take Tie little ones on
Your knee and tell item about
the good old Santa Claus. and
about Jesus, hose OiTth We Will
soon celeOIate. Men. DO NOT
spend Curlsl's ulItudaN ID DRINK
iuE and cur>lug. MAKE JhI> the
Iapple>t Christmas La lout
wife aud children ever spent.
Young mdu do not Keep Your
mother ID trouble during tM>
Christmas. Make II pleasant
for her. " hen You leave home
tell her where you ATE gong aud
when you ale coming back, aud
then you Will leave her win d
smile. instead OF eyes red from
weeping and uneaSineS>.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
Great Danger to Our Country

Mr. George T Angel, the
great philanthrOpist and editor
of our Dumb animals, has this to
say III a recent issue Of his paper:
There can he no doubt that one
of the greatest dangers to our
couttry comes from foolish dis
plays of wealth in our cities and
at our places of fashionable resort.
which tend to constantly emhit
ter the poor against the rich. and
to lead eventually to the danger
of placing the power of our coun.
try III he hands of those who will
make property and life and the
continuance of Republican inSti-
tutions in great peril. The great
remedy for the perpetuatiou of
our free government and the
safety OF our institutions lies in a
general wide humane education
which shall make the rich kinder
to the poor. aud the poor kinder
10 the rich. and the sooner this
education can he carried into
all of our colleges and our
schools the easier it will he TO
silence a spirit of anarchy which
is fast growing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS

OF all the years festival days,
Christmas Is peculiarly the fes
tival OF love. Easter com
memorates the resurrection
of Jesu>. II Is our festival
OF life divine and immortal;
for the power that raised Christ
from the dead has passed iuto
the lives Of the millions. 1t comes
with peculiar appropriateness at
the season Of the year when ma
ture Is awakening to spring aud
everywhere are warm winds, sun
shine, growth aud beauty.
Thank Sgiying IS our festival of
Divine Providence, celebrating
the loving care OF God over ali
that He has made. 1t comes at
the time when, in agricultural
communities, the earth'S flmtage
as been garuered and the years
work draws to close 1t is
good time in all pursuits to close
the books with God, and to bring
to Him the only possible return
for His beueticence, the gratitude
aud appreciation Of our hearts.
But Christmas is The climax
Of the Christmas year. 1t is our
festival of love aud as such Is it
not beautifully hitting that the
day > oufd be celebra ed bv the
bestowment of giflsl Ii is as
natural for love to give as for
birds to sing and for flowers TO
grow.
The spirit of Christmas Is the
spirit of giving. This spirit takes
hold upon all classes of people.
carrying into every soul the
sweetness and pureness of loves
ministry. 1t lavishes gifts in
bones Of wealth aud it finds IA
way 10 the direst poverty.
Christmas was the day hen
God gave His richest gift to man
Jesus the Christ-ani that mar
velOus gift of the ages has proven
the inspiratian of the day and
given birth to the spi it of Civ
ing among men. ABd for this
reason let US give renembTauces
to just as many people as we can
afford to give, TO those of our
own houses, to our FIJI, uds and 10
the poor. 1t does not need to he
much. so that it is a token of
friendship. Remember particu-
larry the lives that are cast i'll
hard places. Lift a mortgage,
pay debt, send a check to
a brave woman who is
brsvely fighting for her children.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
For State tuberculosis SAM
tarium.

Since The site uear SahillaSvllle
b - been deemed >uitable for the
location of the proposed State
Tuberculosis Saulfarium on ac
count Of the scarcity of water. an
invitation has been extended the
board OF managers through GOV.
Wardeld 10 Inspect a site near
EmmitSburg. THIS land is known
a. the Ndgerman property.
In the building of such needed
institution TO meet long-felt want
III tue State. it is advisable for the
board of managers TO consider
we'll, as they doubtless are. the
matter of most desirable and
suitable lOraclOn for the santa
Iium. There are a number of
places in Frederick county where
the natural conditions. it seems.
are well adapted for >auilarium.
and all who are interested in the
matter and who know of d deSir-
able location for such an iuStitu
ton should invite the board of
managers to inspect the same.
We are informed that in Mechan
icstown district. near Thurmont.
county, very suitable location
could lie had. That besides the
natural conditions of that vicinity
which would make the location
desirable for a Sauitarim. 1t would
have the additional advantage Of
being on the main line OF the
Western Mary land Railroad. 80
miles from Baltimore. The town
of IhurmOnt is over 500 feet above
sea level and 5 a place where
many city people spend the sum
mer Tor their health. = Examiner.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21

Bring the young man or Woman
who IL away from hOme 10 your
own tire>idr. Srnl a Christmas
dinner wh,re You are sure there
would lie scaGty Que If Yen did
not send it,
Blu this spirit at Christmas
which is To fad il expression ia
the gift of loving service. i not
the spirit Of mete benevoleuce.
kiuduc>> that l. not inspired ~
comradt>blp Is NO hrautitUl al
all. 1t ma! lac q ply for proud
heart, huI that i uoI The deep
hrofherly love OF Christianity.
Men need friends more than tav,
need aims. Ne al, need each
others friendships We are la
Separahle bound together a. ueu
of one race aud men of all races.
The powerful need the Slmpai l.N
aud recognition 81 the hum Bile
the ricn OF the poor. the cultured
OF the uurrhued. Sud for This
reason the life which finds lis eX-
preston III unaffected and uni
ver>al friendship Is the life which
has most uearl! caught the spirit
of Christ and of Christmas. lie;
u give giIt> aud among them
thar larger gil, of living service.
Thus will rhr spirit of Christmas
he shed abroad and make the
world brighter aud better
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21
Death Of Sister Mary Kath-
crime Seton.

Sister Mary Katherine Seton,
a granddaughter of Mother Seton.
founder of the Order of the
Sisters of Charity in this coun-
try. and sister of Very Rev.
Robert Seton, Archbishop of He.
liopolis, is dead at ST. Catha
rine's Convent of the Sisters of
Mercy, New York City. of pneu
monia. Archbishop Seton, who
lives in the Vatican, was notified
10y cable of his sisters death.
The Seton family has been
prominent in the Catholic Church
since Elizabeth Seton established
the Order Of the Sisters of Char
ity in Maryland in 1910
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-21


should he a gradual ascendancN
from he primary work. through
( the High School To the Agri
+ culturdl Coll. Sc. EARN step IN
/ ,Gr >tndrnj'S eduratIon would
+ tueu keep Leading him on to
larger aud broader fields Of
knowledge, applicable in every
respect to his lIle'S work.
/ At tl,r State INSTITUTIONS So
W >ciA provided for 6A the Nat
ional aud state Governments. a
student eau get a bro ltIef toumda.
. tlon and a more thorough kmuwl-
edge OF the underlying principles
of agriculture than elsewhere.
There workshops and laborator
les are fitted ont with the hest
OF apparatus for personal iuveSli-
CATION by the >tuaeutS. and hv
reason of the excellent live stock
equipment at a few of the col
leGtS, Nunug men are al lie to
make thorough study of the
different breeds of live stock.
They ale given instruction in
Judging stock until they become
quite expert judges of breed
characteristics and the animal
form which can best Iierform
given work. Instruction in the
Judging OF grains, and especially
of corn, Is given, aud only re-
Gently large farm machine fac
tories are helping to make up the
equipment i'll farm machinery to
aid he udent III his studles.and
Investigations.
Specialists in all lines are EN-.
plOyed to guide the student in
his work. These men are not
only lnsllucting the young, but
are carrying on special work in
agricultural research, the meth
DDS and results of winch are
carefully studied by the students.
Several different courses are
provided at these State Institu-
tons. We find the regular four
COURSES i'll general agriculture or
some specialized line, such as An
imaL HusOandry, AgrOnomy,
Horticulture, or Dairy ing. Spec,
lal Short Courses of two years
are offered in some institutions,
and, again. short winter courses
are organized for the benefit OF
the farmers III general.
AT these latter schools many
times corn is exhibited 10y indi
vlduals and Farmers Clubs,
prizes awarded for the best ex-
mbit and judging contests are
organized for boys. This bull
letln gives an outline Of short
courses III agriculture given at
the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege.
SO now the way is found re.
plete with opportunities OF adj
rancement 10 the young and to
all " ho have the courage to try.
Each and every young person
should start out with the deter
mlnation to win for himself an
education-theb broadcast and best
that he can get and one which
will bring him the greatest sue
cess in his calling.
No young manor young woman
need hesitate about preparing for
il life on the farm. The farmers
occupation will always ce perma
nent. Railroads and steamships
may give way to aerial uaviga
ton; the ingenuity OF the inventor
may lednce manufacturing to a
very simple matter; but III spite
of the CHEMISTS Iondest dreams,
tue tlller OF the soil will find
ready market for his products as
long as the human race hungerS
and man is chilled by Arctic
frOsts aud scorched 10y torid suns.