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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25
Asthma Sufferers Should Know,

tFoley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases Of asthma that were
considered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph
Buesing. 7Ol West Third street,
Davenport, Iowa, writes: "a severe
cold contracted IL years ago was
neglected until it finally grew into
asthma. The best medical skill
available could not give me more
than temporary relief. Foley's
Honey and Tar was recommended
and one fifty cent bottle entirely
cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for IL years.
If | had taken it at the start I
would have been saved years Of
suffering" Watson Drug Co.
421 Riverside Avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25
HARRISON AFTER
SCALER'S SCALP

Kid Harrison last night raised
$l25 of proposed side bet of $3.50
with which he is to cover Kid
Scaler's money for fight at some
future date at a place not yet de-
cided upon-probably Newport,
Wash. AS socn as Scaler arrived in
town Harrison bristled up like a
bull pup and wanted to fight right
away. Scaler told Harrison to go
get $3.50 to make a bout worth
while and he'd call him. Harrison
got busy instanter. In the mean
time Scaler is negotiating with
Biddy Bishop for a fight with Louie
Long In Everett.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25
HANDSOME: GIRL
HAMMERS A
WASHER
fH- rfpps Newa Assocfa tion.D
Ga CD NGENJTN Ar~ OE -ULJ

SACRAMENTO, aug. 20 HOW
are you, dar'ing?" Let's take a
walk" In this manner Jas. Hall,
bartender, accosted Miss Genevieve
Hayes one night last week. taking
hold of her arm in familiar way.
Instantly the girls open palm went
up against the Washers" cheek,
and then Hall struck out brutally
and cruelty with his right fist. He
struck Miss Hayes in the mouth
and she fell TO the sidewalk with
a cash across her face.
But the girl was a game fighter.
She got to her feet and began to
scratch and slap the face q Hall
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

Interior of the division engineers
Engineer Comber zone The
Cristoba division comprises all from
Colon to Boho about 10 miles, onehd
isthmus.
Under Mr. Combers direction ma
chhe shops have been order old
ana an endless variety of old French machinery
paired and put In Dredges have been
Colon
the rapid unloading and handling OF supplies machn
cry the great bulk OF which has been brought
side and from there distributed the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25
. Az che 1Tme@G,ers

troduced. Charles Altman will sing
why Did They Sell Killarney"
and the moving picture machine
will show al amusing series Of
films.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

with such persistency that no took
to his heels and ran. Miss Hayes
reported the matter to deputy
sheriff and Hall was arrested and
jailed within 30 minutes after the
offense had been committed.
Hall is now fugitive from JUS
tice. After being bailed out in
5000 bail bonds by two friends. he
fled from the city fearing the wrath
of the people. He is now in Port
land, Ore.
Miss Hayes is the heroine of the
hour and has earned the respect of
all classes by her earnest endeavor
to suppress the most detestable
type of "masher" that prowls the
streets.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

Henry N. Oerter has received a
postal from Henry, Jr., from Han
nlhal. Mo-, saying that he would
start for home soon. Henry. Jr
went east with the victorious Eagle
team.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

Coast and Geodetic Survey to make
a thorough investigation of the
matter.
There is nothing of practical
consequence attached to the noun
tain's strange conduct, the land
having gained in territory rather
than lost, but from a scientific
point of view much interest Is at
tached to Tamalpais' desire to
travel, as science Is not often call
ed upon to record mountains
change of residence.
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SECoHD RAND GOODS
Highest price paid for second hanA
furniture Tel u 500. 11t Rivses
side. &C.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-25

Positively highest pricas pail fsQ
cast of elothins. N32s otavenA ~
I'LL.
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0018801oxH0
Chasles etalsy. 1ls k'soixio avenue
South Of N. r. depot l1o-3o
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tUDx DHAx1D0

Standard Fue1 q Ice O., Dlo1
Front Tel ees. Carbondale. Rocs
Springs and summit coal Martin
Dolan. manager.
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PACIFIC x1AHuYH1 ca.
Freight furniture. baggavs anA
parcel delivery. Tel 80. S1o-o
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DYz1M0 AAp Ox1AIuo WoIE4
Partisan Dysins . ClsAaine worhs
ana Dress Floating Faetory. Il ~
Lsahmann. propristor, has mevsd q
sos First avenue near Howard,
Phone 3137. Ne solicitors
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
Nmf oer YoIisettp dc.

Der S3uBmann liefert eincn ibm
aug Der &unitdusitelung bon einem
9alsrieoiener iibergebenen SSremben
Elm, Der BEL Dem @erlu9 bes Oiebz
ftahls an einem 9emGlbe ertappt
purbe. SIS mar bic beriibmte glums
mer 3845.
yWie fonnten Sic es tpaqen, iif
an einem folfsn Bible gu pergreifen2A
rgnti9ulbigen Sic, i6 polte ea
mir nur BON binten anfeben."
.@elder 8lObiinn! Wpnen Sis
mid gum Barren b~alten?" -
Ser Srembe betbeuert lebbaft feline
l1nf9ulb. Ser 9otelpittb babe i'm
b~rinsenb %s.rotben. ia Die drummer
3845 BON binten ii9 an3uieben.
Snapif6en unterfudt Der 8eumtt
bic benz NrreItunten obsenommsnsr
gapiere unb blGttert audi in BEN
4usfteaungscatalog, pel9en er bar.
unter ftnbet: Nummer 3845. gpi.
fpbe aus benz &riege 1901 -
Qufbru9 hs 8roBberaogs bon 9ei=
fen. = 8on 9iinten. - .@9 bu
meme 9iite!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

@rn nbeigenibums r1ebertragunes,

Anna Saco5s on 6rant +. So.
bantges II. a.. Got 81. Brouns grbsn
Sec. IS. 9p Is, Range 8. Yer,p fp.,
SO, 800.
Aoa g.. Smith an g3eftel @. .8ps
nsr. She'll Got 8, 2oisp's college slps.
Abb.. fioIi6e Settle bon 81. Str,
weflt6 bon college abs.. ST. 200.
Caroline @aier an Wattie 90. @on.
ns1p, Got Is. atdinion u. w., Sub,
She'll 6iablanb Bart Abb 6fli&e
Settle bon Sacoma Nnsnue, fhbli9 bon
10. Str, $3.50.
Wufbineton Wcglamara on Wm.
g. 2Oiep, Got 10. Spbnfon's Of
Waibinston Cir. Mobttion, AZ bel =
SUB. berb., stooftsds 2spfons Nbs.
uno @aibinston Str. $4250.
pIpmoutb congregational gbur&
on Sol Wepsr IL. H., Cots 121 unb
l22. Worton place Mbbition. 80 BET
1885 SUB. bcrbsfert, fio6fli&e gde
Der %. uno alabama Str. $4,000.
Jranf %. Seller an Sarab 6. Sof.
mon u. g.. Got 149, @sft part Nbo..
38 BET 135 SUB. ftbtpsflide gde bon
Ohio unb alabama. $3.50.
grum Wbiie an Sarriett glart.
2oe SO, Qepfone parf Abo., 40 BET
142. is 5ub. fib6hIide gde bon @a.
Der Ctr. unb @onareb Nbe. $3.50.
SeloOOn 6. Or. 9Ornsp, an aIpba
Weoster u. a., Got 68 unb She'll bon
81, oiefelbs aob., tueftli&e Seite bon
Wortbmsftsrn Ipe., n6rblt9 bon 81.
Ctr. s2628.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

9 auerIaub b&etn e.
Soiepb Cones. Wobnbaus, 1141 20.
33. Str, $14OO.-0. 6. Wbitebeab.
bopp.ltes Wobnbaus, 2505 uno 2507
81. slabama Str, $3200.-G. 6.
Sing, @obnbaus. 81 Dttrsl Ibe. d.
$1,000. --2otta 0anee. Nnbau, 1923
6arIan Str. $6l.-Sobn O'@cnnor,
Dad, 813 Slet1sr Npe., $l72.-Wtfe
Damien. R%sparatursn. 8l3 Jlet4er
Mpe.-@. 3. @riffin. Stall. 1856 q.
penniplpanta Str, 1880.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

giner bon ben 8riibern Dam, Der
befannten @frobaten, fie6t benz &Dnie
@bparb BON England aufFauenl
Gbnli9. Oaraufbin ma6ts fi9 cit
Sbeaterbireftor nellt9 ben S6era
sinem farbigen 8i6nenarbeitsr Der.
trauli4 auf bic S4ultsr gu HOPPER
unb linn su fagen:
y0erratben sic es ni6t tpeiter
aber bas lit Der 8Onis bon England
sic miifen Jpn na9 feinsn 8ilberr
e%rfennen."
yYaFab," dntportete Der Negsr
ner fiebt 10 aus. Q6er Der &Dnts ii
e bod ni9t. Der lit gar ni6t II
Mmerifd."
vNun, man fommt bod ieBt f9nel
senug berii6er."
nYafab, aber i9 babe erit ebeu'
In elmer &abelbepef9e geleIen, BAT
abnis gbparb in @osnito reift. 8l
bas lie9t, fdnn id ni9t Idgen. Ibel
i9 tpeib fobiel, baB es fetn Staat
ober feline Stabt In Der linton it,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

SeOen Rreifen Der Yarte
fer r4pa4en" bate cine 19iGbrige
S9Onbeit. Geline 6isrrst, cine fiibs
renoe Rolle %einaunebmen peritanben.
sic gait algemein als bic &Dnigin Der
Sun5en 8anoe. Man CAB i6r ben 8eis
namen Die u9bdne" unb fiibrte tpiGis
aus, mas tie befahl. Ra9 Ginger 53eit
srbielt tie in 2eontine Gberiot, ee,tannt
bic r90pin", eine gefGbrli9e Hebens
buRlerin. lin ii6 bic unbequeme Hiz
balm bonn 9alie su f4uffen, benunsirte
Geline lie betm Stuatsantpalt. Die
v2Dptn" purbe Gu9 perbaftd, muBte
aber tpesen maneelnber 8etpeiie uiez
Der entlahen tptrben. Stun berief bic
vgefrGnfte tnf9ulb" cine 8erfummz
lung Der Ipa6en elm, bamit man fi6
bariiber einis niirbe. mas nit geline
tpegen bes bon ibr besangenen 8erraz
Ties eeiaeben ioQs. @uf sinsm freien
Plabe in Der NGhe Der 8efeitisunssz
tperfs fdnb bic @erfammlung itatt, bic
na9 fturmifher Debate bei9loB,
v6pdne" unb r20nin" iolter einOuea
ausfe4ten, Biz Die cine Der &dmpferinz
men fir tobt bonn plaBe getragen fperz
be. Hun Sos Die n9pdne" iufort elm
langes Mefer aus Der SaI9s, tpG6e
renb bic r20tpin" in Grmonseluna Ell
ner anberen Waffe NIT elmer 6litnabel
auf bic 9egnerin unter benz lauten
6alIob Der llmitebenben losaina.
9let6 i'm eritsn 9an9e tpurbe r9DGne"
BON Der 6utnabel Der v2Oipin" in's
M,ige eetrpffen, 10 buB bus Nuge aus
lief. Sn bieiem Museablide famen
mebrere SduBleute berbei, bic bic Sic
germ perbafteten unb Die fir immer
entitente Gelins in elm 8ranfen6aus
brdhten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

= S9Gbung. ,.0on ben bret
SDbnen Spires 9ausherrn bat, sluub'
i4, feiner bas BUILDER erfunb.n!" =
Ser jiinsite nod am meiiten!!"
= Seine @%uffaffuns. =
3a6narst: rSrdulein, sic hdben
prahtpon ialeatt 3G6ne!1
&omif9. rNun pie sebt
benn bas @ei9Gft nit Shrem 2dn'
fabinett9" S9aububenbeiiBer: I'D
= gum Weinen!"
Wettgeba9t. 8ettler (bsl
duf Der Strabe einen Stiefel finbet);
rSaube, baB i9 ni6t nur elm geiu
habe, ba bdtt' i4 isBt Elm Paar Site
fell"
aIfo! .@as iebe i6 oa
Ou trtnft BEL Oeinsm HierenIeiber
Wein! Sat Dir Der Mr5t bas midi
nerboteng" ~Sa, ia trinfe aber eier.
ftstner."
Nte berleeen. rNtinnd
mas madt benin Der g6auffeur ir
Der &ii6e9" .Mhabam, Der bat mil
Elm bihsrl 8enain gum 9unbf9ubpu'
Ben bra9t!"
Seine &unf. Bauer, bel
etnen Maler na9 einem Mobeu ma.
len fiebt: mNa, bDs is boo4 ia Sunni
-. i4 ba4te INNER, bSs malenl
dustpenbig!"
- 4us.glet9. So4ter: rsSat'I
bic &omtefe gut, bab tie ii9 elmer
Gataien balten tann9" Mlfter: BE
rtrbe tie pi4t = Der tpiirbe elm anbs
rer Mann AUDI ni9t nablaufen."
-6tnausgegtben. 6rGuleil
Ntltli4: rSa, 9err Spttor, id bah
1aon biele &Orbe aussetbeilt." Oof
tor Grs4sba&s: ~@o9 Nun, snaoi
ses Gfaulein hattea ia AUDI 3sit ba
au."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
nnfaa.

j. 6. 8ouI. 1913 Sao @apitol
Nbsnue, fam sefern on Der gde be,
@sorsta uno Slinois Strabs, inoem
er auf cine Gar fpringen mOlte. 3u
Gaq. gr tuurbe bon benz WaggOn
einige SUB mitgei8leift. uobei er feins
B6rfe NIT SIS Snbalt unb einsn
2neifer Derlor. Ut melbete ieinen
UerIuff Der poli3ei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
@tese- Mltar-0 rab.
0ebp n.

BE
George unb Marp StarFn, 2O0l
@ett @ilttns Str, Wdbdsn. -Sbso.
unb Glen DiGinfon, 1920 9swis Str.
Ndodsn. -@lpos uno Mprtle Soba'
ion, 1854 Union Str, 2nabe. Wtfe
uno Waggie Geiss. 5l2 Riaaro Sir.
Rnabe.-Sarrp uno Warp 8ertp, 425
Wiami Str. anabe. -Sobn u. uno
Caroline Rsnsr, AL u. SsHerfon
Abe.. Wao9en.- Robsrt unb Rboba
6ubIon, Staot, 2nabe. -Sionep uno
gpa @arritt. GOA Wef Wsrril Str.
Rdb&sn. -SObn unb gibel Ye6absr.
2l25 Danbss Str., anabs.-5Obn W.
uno SsIsn 5Olbins, 812 6arrifon
Str, Rnabs.
0etrGut.
2uiber Bora-gba 6. Gemp.
3. u. @arrstiion-Ssife 8. Stump.
Denrp %. gomarbs-Nriola Ut. Wooo.
eugene War9aretba Miai.
6rsberid 9. NoIer-WOra 8. Sbof. 10.
Sobn O'@onnor-Saael &. @eaber.
Nrtbur 9. Sepmour-@ora .. Wenes.
Sol. 6. Heuton-Nlma 3. Soriep.
Dsslsp Sarent-2aura SarringtOu.
Sames W. @rump- gmma We. y.
SreDan.
Charles 6. @arriger-8race Stanton.
gilbert 8. WilbOns-2eona aurora ..
2euis.
Sobn u. BaiIsp -2ucinoa u. DOung.
Gehorbsn.
unis 8. glart, 70, 721 .. Mc.
gartp Str.--2ioa Bailep, So, 223 u.
Sapibfon Gtr.-8oie goben, rs. 53e
Snoiana sbs.-Srant 6. priee. 48.
els .. Ohio Str.-Sas. Wsatbers.
70, Ill 2sota Str.-Wslbine .,
Sobnfon. 80, 1886 q. Sem Ssrfsr
Str. - adelaide g. Weglennn, So.
126 8. 80. Str.-Miqiam Gilbert.
80, 1884 5apstte Gtr.-2Ouis Steot.
fslo, 66, 243 Soma Str.-R. Otefis
garone. 90. 215 8. ct. Glair.-
RatI. O'6ara. SO. 557 W. Waibing
ton Str.-5enrietta 6. 5un. "a, 42e
%. 81. Str.--@aroilne 5sttp. 48.
Sol g!ate Str.-Mprtte u Nonlss,
10. 1015 Denberman Mps.-Wuriel
Ramias, A Sage, 1911 %. Worria
Str.-@sOr9e 6. @iIion. 6 Do&en.
625 Bird Nps.-Sobn gobbs. 70,
1906 g.. Sslauare Str.-6snrp 8.
Gan, 81, 38 %. Mi9iean Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
Sanfiagmng,

Naen Jrehuoeu uuo ge;nnnteu pefAs uus bel
benz Sobe u~uierer Iiebeu 6attiu uuo Dautter Maria
6errmann, 10 IttbtsoI ibr. Sbeiluabme ~bepisisu
uno iusbsiOubers gaftor gstsrs fur isiue irofrei&eu
Borts an Sarge, benz TduHerGOr Quartet fhr
ieinsn er be6enbeu 9eious i'm eauie uue benz Sitber'
frans Quartet fur ben SeiaHs ON Srabs. ben Sabr'
m6trdgeru IOtpie ben 2eitenbefatterH bieIiser
Stabt unb ben sublrei9en SIamsnipsnberH iprebeu
tuir unieren t~uni9fteu Sout aus.
0eorse Serrmann, 9atte,
uebft 2inoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
@bRert0ie S&tskaFaire.

Die Po!i3et muroe gefern mad Der
@frtslbabn In BET Ndbs Der Weribion
6traBe 9erufsn, tpr msbrsre S1hHe
geb6rt iuorben uarer. Die Inter.
fu&ung Der Poli5ifen Bsrnauer uno
RibmtQsr. bic nit benz 6a0 psrtraut
wuroen. ergab, bab auf ben @slsifsn
Der @iirte!babn 3uif6sn Nsribian unb
Union etrabs 5 S9aie absefeueri
tuuroen. iebo& tOnnten bic Beamten
ni&t IN @rfabrung brin9en, mas bic
uria&e mar, ober met sei3oHen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
srau sri.stridt s~.sssrtd. i'm sIt,,


Sfnrh. frau Srisestide Ssecertd, i'm alter
CtutV. bon so Slbrst am Eienftag Bergen.
ben 6. Roeember. 7.45 uhr. IN ter Ropuuua iPres
eObues Sobn 5ebosrt9. $40 OF Heeborit etraBe
zisfelbs piro am Spnnerftas Raamittoe in Zen
Stir. Suo sur Rube b~eitattet. 8reuuoe founsn am
gaiitup6 Bis 8 ubs atenbs eiusH Isbtsu Bid auf bic
ffsrbliteu uebsrrefte perfsn.
Die trauernetn 6interbIfebenen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Sacob &ierborf's @irtbidaft,
1856 Ma6aduiettS @pe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
...MYreS Bulletin.
@roke &u9s

sapsitrp 8raTsIer &uss, 8 8 Bel 1O.6
eroB, itarfe Sarben unb niesIide
Oeifins, resulare $14. so @ertbe,
mariirt su.............Sft.25
8eite NuaIitat 8obb 8riTeler @uss,
8.3 BEL 1915 srob. in blbf6en
Muiern, ansemeien fir irssnb Elm
3immer i'm Saus ; resulare s27. SO
@ertbe, @usmabl.. .$21 so
&opal 8ilton 8uss, 8.3 BEL 10 6
srob, sroBe 0arietat in Muitsrn,
Sarben unb Seiins, rssulare $35
Gugs ..S29.15
Serabe Is gObb Sriheler, Nrminiter
unb 8iltOn @elbet @uss, 8 8 bel
1910 sroB, in gutter Sarben@ Nuss
uabl unb Oeiins, resuIare $22 90
unb $24 90 &uss; fpeSisu martirt
FUR. %
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Vrtdlf ungen III eITem Sdge 3I tllrlrerl
Rebn Laxative Bromo Quinine 5abletten.
Mpotbefer erftatten bas @elb auriid nenn bic
Rur feblf6Idgt. 6. SO. @rope's Sisnatur
oaf ieoer S4aHtel. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

@ottIieb 70 t,
yOie semltblide @de",
Ode Noble unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
@etterbertht.

Shr "a stunbsm ,nosnS ubr TOrssns. :. ROpbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

S1ofette 9mrmneretm.
Geate Mbemo 8 1tbr reaeI.
mdbtge 0ei6dfts.V eriamts-
Ittts8.
Greo. 8. Wfad., Sr.. l. Sprs9er.
Carl @nBwiller, Qorr. S9riftuart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Gbtcaso. 6. Hcbsmber.
Sur Snbiana: 8abri4einli9 S@auer
beute Radt unb Rittpo& /; rpdrmer i'm iiio1
liden uno centralen Tbetle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

QoeaLB etterbert&t
3~unebmenbe SemSlftbeit unS fpabri4eins
LID S9auer beute Na4t unb Nittipo4
rpdrmer beute Ha4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

= S3GBung. v8pn ben bret
SDbnen Spires 9ausberrn bat, sluub'
i4, feiner bas BUILDER erfunben!" =
iiinqfte nod am meiften!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

NJ rIongt-ein 0tnberm dbhen bo8 gnt Seuti4
fpritt fhr Obbut zines Rinbes Na43ufrogeu
2sss Horb Deribian strose. amiiHem 1 Bis . ubr
Rittass unb 7 biz Q ubr abenbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

~ erIanet-Gine S9uethertn nm abduberuuoen
~ On PIeiheru ~ ma&en. Ra@jufragcn tn
eIobe 9leiber aabsn. 0ds Baflinstsu mnb Sda.
mare Gtrobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
ThermometerRano

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tonne, but 1t has no opening. Take
sharp scissors and make a lengthwise
cut in the middle of the material. Be
sure not to cut too close to the edge.
Then at each corner make diagonal
cuts as close as you can without the
material fraying. Sometimes the
pieces thus formed on the side are
wider than necessary and can be cut
off.
Now put the paste on the inside
edges of the frame back of the open.
ing, and fold your material back on it.
This part of the work is very partic.
ular, because nothing looks uglier
than a wrinkled cover. Be sure each
time you paste a side that it is
stretched tightly and smoothly. In
nasting around an oval frame make
a number of Sits in the material so
as to keep it smooth.
After your frame is covered, place
it under heavy books, and let it stay
over night. This will prevent warp.
ing.
The next day paste the back on
and again put weights on top.
All this sounds more difficult than
it Is. A little car and extreme neat.
ness is all that is required to make
your work very smooth and we'll done.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-18
Dead Leaves.

Dead leaves are of great value for
fertilizing purposes in the garden and
they are also good to keep out frost in
the winter. For banking around a
building to keep out the cold nothing
Is better. They are useful for a COW
ering for vegetables stored in the Gel.
lar or buried out of doors. Sweet po-
tatoes can be kept in leaves. They
can be used as a covering for the
flower beds in the fall to protect them
from freezing. They are useful for
protection to the strawberry bed and
any other plants that are in one place
for nor than one season. They are
good to use as mulching material in.
stead of straw or refuse. They make
fine stable bedding in the winter and
are in good condition as manure for
the garden by spring. Dry leaves
make good litter for the poultry house.
Grain can be scattered in the leaves
and the chickens have to scratch for
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-18
Intensive Agriculture.

The possibilities of intensive agrl.
culture are illustrated in the pot cul.
lures, where all the conditions Of irri.
cation, drainage and fertilization are
under control. 1t is declared by Prof,
Cyril G. Hopkins that three times as
large crops are grown in pots as in
the open field, and that when pot cul.
ture of plants is to be used for com
pairing field work 1t is fair to expect
from the fields only one-third as great
yields as are obtained from the rots.
This shows that the yield Of the earth
may be increased at least three times
beyond what II is now. Under such
a system Of agriculture, the world
would support three times its present
population, even II the present popula.
ton were all 1t could support under
existing conditions.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-18
MILK DIET FOR CHICKS.
1t Is All Right When the Milk Is First
Boiled.

The dairyman's wife may be inter.
ested in a preventive of bowel trou.
BILE in chicks. 1t is simply nothing
more than feeding boiled sweet milk
once a day and continuing indefinite.
ly, although after they are six weeks
old the milk may be fed raw. Never
feed raw milk while they are unde err
that age. Feed in the morning before
they have access to water, so that all
will be sure to drink. A good drink
ing fountain may be improvised from
a gallon tin can or bucket, such as
strip comes in. Take a nail and punc-
ture several holes around the top, and
fill or partly fill with milk. Place a
tin pie pan upside down over the top
Of the bucket. Then invert and place
in a convenient place for the chicks.
They cannot upset the bucket or get
their feet in the milk. Ten minutes is
not too long to boil the milk, as it
should be thoroughly sterilized. A
little water added prevents the milk
from scorching.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-18
Christmas
Presents.
HOW TO PASTE PROPERLY.
Ability to Do 1t Well Makes Christ
mas Gift Making Easy.

Since FASTING is done on so many
Christmas gifts, suppose we tell you
how to do 1t.
In the first place. always use the
white photographers paste instead Of
mucilage OF -four paste. The kind
thai comes in tubes is most easily
put on.
First paste a piece Of cotton wad-
ding over your cardboard, but do not
turn the edges on the under side. Aft.
er 1t is very smooth and dry, cut it
close to the edges of the picture open
ing.
hen cut your cretonne, or what.
ever material you use, about an inch
bigger all around than the frame.
Turn 1t right side down on a clean
table and put your frame down in it,
with the cotton wadding to the back
of your cover.
Turn " one end, fasten it with
pins and then turn over the other end
and paste. Take out the pins, stretch
very tight and smooth and paste it.
Be sure to rub plenty of paste on the
cardboard, otherwise it will not hold;
do the same for the sides.
II you have been careful, your frame
is now smoothly covered with ere,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-10-18
USE ROAD DRAG OFTEN.
Use Will Put Road in First-cIaso Con.
dition.

The King road drag does first-class
work. Our road was in such a bad
shape that it was almost impossible 70
travel, says a Minnesota farmer in
Farm and Home. l worked on it one
and one-half days and it put the road
In pretty good shape, a distance of
four miles, with that amount of labor.
II | put in another day and a half the
road will be in fine condition.
| think that one man, four horses
and the King drag will do just as
much and as good work or more, than
five men and some other graders. The
King drag should be weighted down
with the driver and 200 pounds be-
sides, the horses hitched ahead. If
all the farmers would own one of the
King drags and use the machine right
after a rainfall we could soon have
good roads.