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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
TIMELY TOPICS

Ziglatzki-Marks are having their spring opening on wall papers and interior decorations.
 Dodge is beginning to talk about Easter shoes, and he has the goods ready for selection.
 Currans are showing handsome tailor made suits in Eton or pony coats at s16.50 and s1S.75.
 A carload of choice heavy beef has arrived for the Public market. Prime rib roasts at 10c a pound.
 Look up the Langley ad tonight for good values in go-carts. Free combination high chair goes with one.
 Miller & Peck sell the Paris modes paper patterns at 1Oc. See the val ues offered in mems furnishings.
 Look at the raincoats Jones. Nor gan & Co are showing; they are the stylish kind in sun or rain.
 Great meat sale commenced a' Waterbury Market Co.'S this after noon and will continue tomorrow.
 Bargains in figured silks for dra- peries and sofa pillows, remnants oi carpets and mating, at Hoffman's-
 Grieye, Bisset G Holland have just received fifty dozen mems sprtng nexIigee shirts; on sale at s1c-
 There is a great chance to get a good suit at s12 at the Upson. 5ir:- gIeton Co.'S.
 The very latest in spring shoes al E. J. Finn's Every style that is good and serviceable in stock.
 Spring opening of millinery, elosks. suits. shirt waists and dress goods. all this week. at Reid q tiughes's-
 The CoIby-shervOod Co have a nice line of patent leather shoes for boys and girls
 Fenner will have a choice line Oi szIad boEls. pitchers. cake plates nut bowls, on sale Tuesday at 1se-
 Holczer Is showing ladies' gus metal. latest toe and Cuban hee shoes al sa- other good lines at B.
 Your Easter suit utII be ready ir time if you leave your order vitf Mshon the tailor
 Erery top coat shown by j. B NuITfrrs q Son has the correct egi srd made from durable material
 Try . psoosrst Esnt sev.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT FRIDAY MARCH 30 1e06
AGE DIDN'T COUNT.
MT and Mrs [. H. Grover Overlook 30
 Years Difference.

Hartford, March 30.-There is a wide lapse of years between the ages of twenty-one and fifty, yet Mrs Mary l.. Holcomb of No 1113 Main street, who is said to be we'll past the latter age, was married at her home last evening to Lucian H. Gro- yer of East Hampton, and when seen just before she started late in the evening for the wedding trip of two weeks, looked both, smiling and hap py, dressed in a gray travelling suit. MT Grover is under 25.
 Mrs Holcomb, now Mrs Grover, was the widow of Mortimer Hol- comb, who died about year ago. Rev H. H. Kelsey of the Fourth church performed the ceremony last evening, and there were present the mother of the bridegroom, Mrs John l.. Grover of East Hampton, and many other relatives and friends. Many beautiful presents were receiv- ed, among them being an envelope containing $500 in yellow bills. The bride keeps a boarding house. Mir Grover works at Libby & Blinns. The couple will live at No 1113 Main street when they return to this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
parson. to succeed pepeu

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 30.-A number of young Yale alumni are be- hind movement to nominate Con gressman Herbert Parsons of New York city to the seat in the Yale cor poration to be made vacant in June when Senator Chauncey Depew's term as fellow ends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
GOOD GLOVES FOR SATURDAY

GOOD GLOVES FOR SATURDAY. Wdmen's French Kid Gloves,
 Paris point back, two clasp,
 lhade from selected skins by one of the most reliable manu-
 facturers, in all the new spring . - colors, also white and black. It is without doubt the best glove
 offered for the price we name.
 Saturday SLIGO Womens one clasp Walking
 Gloves. gusseted fingers, new
 tan shades Saturday SLIGO Women's fine French glace Gloves perfect fitting, new stitching,
 latest spring colorings, also
 White and black. Saturday ~Sf.49 Thk celebrated Jouyin X cie Gloves, beautilul new tints, also
 white and black, every pair is
 washable. imperial point stitch ing. Saturday Sl.0 Women's finest quality of Suede
 Lisle thread, Gloves. two clasp.
 all the new spring colOrs, Sat
 urday 49 cents The. Kayser silk Gloves, double tipped fingers. white, black and
 all colors, Saturday 90 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
NIGHTGOwNs

NIGHTGOwNS. wOmen's Muslin NightgowBs. tuck ef yoke. Hamburg insertings- Hamburg trimmed Saturday Jc WoEnen's extra size NightzoEuS. hemstifched tucked yoke. extra width and length Saturday Q cents Several styles In fine NsInSO0k Nightzevns. long and short sleeves. hiEb and low nerk- lace Hamburg and ribbon tTimmeL saturiay 55 andsS cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30

Tailor made Suits. Eton Jacket
 trimmed with braid, circular
 skirt, Panama and fancy mix
 lures. Saturday $l6.5O Tailored Suits, pony and tight f1t-
 ting coats, circular and pleated
 skirts, broadcloth, cheviots and
 mixtures, Saturday $1S.75 TaH Covert Coats, box and fitted
 etyles, Saturday S3.9S Taii Covert Coats, strapped seams, satin lined, Saturday So.Io Walking Skirts, light and dark
 grey mixtures, circular and
 pleated styles, Saturday $39o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
Alexander Re.aininx Strength,

GREENFIELD. Mass, March 30.-- James W. Alexander. former president of the Equitable Life Assrance society, arrived here and was driven to pri- vate sanitarium at Deerfeld, where he plans to remain several weeks regain ing strength. ...
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND
 BOYS. 1,nI,l ln cIIInr CAIE

FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND
 BOYS.
 GREAT SHIRT SALE. 1b dozen Mems and Boys new spring Negligee Shirts. attached or detached cuffs. fancy white fronts and neat effects in Mad ras and cheviot cloths. sizes F to r. actual % and I5c values. for Saturday B cents Mems spring Negligee Shirts. light and dark effects in the new plaid and neat figure ef- fleets. detached link cuffs. the Regent and Congress brands, SIPS and s1.49 values, for Sat urlay 95 cents Mems medium or spring weight natural and white MerinO Shirts, double seated drawers, 5o cent values, for Saturday 12c Boys Scotch Wool and blue or black Cheviot Knee Pants. ages 3 to 1s. all double sewed. taped seams. e cent values. for Sat uriay 4o cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
HOSIERY AND TNDERWE-AR
 FOR SATURDAY. aEaE

Ladies' black gauge Lisle thread
 Hose. also several new patterns
 in lace open work. Saturday 2Jc Ladies' 25c quality Cotton Hose,
 double sole, Hermsdorf dye, tan
 and black. Saturday 19 cents Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, split
 sole. Saturday 10c pair Ladies' light weight Vests, long
 sleeves, Saturday h cents Ladies' light weight Combination
 Suits. high and low neck. knee
 pants, plain or lace trimmed. Saturday 41 cents Ladies' light weight pants. ankle
 length. regular price p cents.
 Saturday 19 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
q Gate. Msu.oieum.

CHICAGO. March 30. - Work has been started on a magnificent mauso- Ieum in Oskwood cemetery, West Chi- cago. which will be built by John VI. Gates at a cost of S2JO,0O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
SECOND FLOOR. INFANTS WEAR

Infants Cambric Slips. Hamburg yoke. Saturday % cents Infants Flannelette Primers. Sat ursiay IS rents Infants knit and daisy cloth Jackets in mixed and solid cdors. Saturday 2j cents Infants Christening Robes in fina Lawn and Nainsook lace and Hamburg trimmed. Saturday
 s1.I5 and s1-s5
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
ALLOW BRYAN's CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, D, C.. Nov. 2s.- The Auditor of the War Department today admitted the claim of Wm. !. Bryan's regiment, the Third Nebraska Volunteers, for *2s,24o, rate of pay al- lowed at state rates from the time the men reported for duty during the Span. ish.American war until mustered out. The claim does not include the item of s5OOo the officers claim, though that doubtless will also be allowed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PRISONERS TO PEN.
(From Thuysday's Dsily)

sheriff Lowry and Deputies Wet Owens of Jerome and Julius Jscoby of Prescott left yesterday for Yuma, hay ing in custody Jesus Escheviera and An tonic Esquer, sentenced for life to the Territorial prison on the charge of mur der in the first degree, Eugenio Rod riguez and Juan Rodriguez, sentenced to and years respectively on tive different manslaughtcr charges, Johu Sullivan, Indian, sentenced to serve three years on the charge of assaul, with deadly weapon, and Frank R. Moore, a self'eonfessed forgcr, sea tenced to serve eighteen months.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PEARY TALKS OF POLE.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 2s.- During a two'honr stop here Commander Robert E' feary said he would stop in New York and see members of tho Arctic Club. He was unable to say whether ne would mako another attempt to find the pole. He reiterated the statement that the failure was due to six days Of storm and unusually open weather. He said 1t was not feasible to use A canoe for largo party ss pointed out. Nansen had single companion and wss able to cross the open Hoes in . canvas canoe. He is satished . series of relay stations would be ths best method.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
(Trom Saturdays DailyJ

Yuma Visitor.
 Mrs. c. A. Mcintosh of Yuma is wis. iting in the city. Mining Man Here.
 A. Popkess, the Mayer mining man, is here on mining business. Chicago Capitalist Hero.
 George c. Martin, n Chicago capital. ist, is in the city on business visit. A Professional Visit.
 Attorney J. F.. Jones of Flagstaff is in the city on professional business. Mining Man Hero.
 F.. D. Treadwell, the Mayer mining man, Is in the city on court business. Leaves for Los Angeles.
 Charles Sanders will leave today for Los Angeles, where he will spend the holidays.
 Here From tho Bradshaws.
 Pat Markham, the Bradshaw Noun. tain mining man, is in the city on court business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PARD0Ns CRIMINALS.
Ballot Box Suffers Will Leave Pcni. tentiary to Testify Against
 Ruef and Schmitx.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 3O.- Steffins and Wyman, sentenced to five years for ballot stufiing at the local primaries, n short time before the cleo. tion of Mayor Schmitz, were today pardoned by Governor Pardee in order that they might testify against Rucf and schmitz. The pardon was granted nt the request of Assistant Prosecutor Heney.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

Pcmbcrton 's face being burned from the powder of one shot. the bullet pass ing through his coat. and lIouck being compelled to fire his first shot before he removed his pistol from his pocket, suffering slight powder burns on the hand as a result
 Counsel for pcmbcrton will make a plea of insanity. in 'ho hope of saving their client.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed AS Reported by the
 Prescott Title Company.

W, r. Hook amends locations of two mines. Eureka district.
 United states to Rincou Mines Co., Patent. Hunter. Welcome No. ] west Welcome. Welcome No. 1 East, New York No. I, New York No. ,, Dixie, Dixie No. 2. Dixie No. T. and sunny Side mines. Weaver district. Tinted states to Arizona Gold Lode Mines Co. Patent. Prize mine and mill site. Cherry district.
 Joseph W. voorhccs and wife to Pocahontas Copper Queen Mining Co., w Deed. 5000 Montana, Arizona, Golden Star and Head Gate mines, Big Bug district.
 ". C. Bashford to r. M. Murphy NJ. Deed. SlO. Triangle mine, Tiger district. Bank of Arizona to A. W. Edwards Trustee Deed. 5000. Lot !, block 2, Prescott.
 r. C. Brecht and K. x. Frcdericks and wives to Santa Fc, Prescott < Phoenix Railway Company-Dccd 2lOx2iO feet on North Granite street m lot :, of See. 33. n N. ? w.
 q. II. Cramer ct al locate Aspen mine Big Bug district. l.. Cadctte to Richard Lamson--M M Deed. Part of Mountain ivcw mine near Jerome.
 Peter Giroux and wife to F.. !. r Horne-W. Deed. Lot x, block 20 Flcury addition to Prescott. A. N. Ranger to Peter Giroux-M Deed. $500. One half interest in Nora B. mine, Peck district. W. T. Peck locates Niagara watc, right, Eureka district. F. NJ. Murphy and wife to Yavapa Consolidated Gold Silvcr-Copper Co. -- NJ. Deed. Wild Flower group of thirt, mines, Pine Grove district, also Cali fornia East, California West and Fri angle mines, Peck district.
 Earl A. Sanford locates New Cen tury mine, Hassayampa district
 F.. II. Carpenter ct al locate Eastcr' Star placer, Big Bug district.
 Fred Stephens and k. W. wingGel' to W. A. Jordan-Q. c. Deed. $ls6.30 All interest in Copperoppoulus an' Coppcroppoulus mines, Cherry district
 D. F. Sbcrrill to Louis Q. Sinclair W. Deed. Gold note mine, Congress dis trict.
 II. II. Cloud and A. !. Carroll locat two mines, Agua Fria district.
 W. T. Hook locates five mines an, one water right, Eurewa district.
 J. R. Liston and wife to D. F. An drews-M. Deed Five mines, Pin Grove district.
 l.. W. Winklcss files anidact of as scssment work on Yosmctn mine. Walk c. district.
 Di. Sara Thacker ct al locate Water town mine, Turkey Greek district.
 The Bashford. Burmistcr Co. file af Gdavit of assessment work on Mornin, Glory mine, Turkey Creek district,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
City News
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Here Prom Humboldt
 r. J Cml,r a llumhoid' Is ,nit iu. ln ih,. city. Mount Uaion Visitor
 l n Cws.,rof Mount Union Is visit. ug n Che Dtv Crown King Visitor.
 F. N ruhn, of Grown King is here un husiucs~ visit Mayer Visitor
 II. r.. M,a ot Mayer i- ,n tho city ou mining husiurs- Hero From Yuma
 E. r. kctchum. Numa husIncs, man, IS here CD business visit. Back From Phoenix
 Dr. w. W. Lewis hus returned from 30 business v,sit io ph"cniN. Senator Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. \. |. rickrcll of Sen. lior are visiting in the city. Poland Visitor
 c. r. Henderson. inc Poland mining man, K here on mining business Humboldt Visitor.
 Archie Grant, the Humboldt eontsac. Tor and builder, is here on business visit.
 stockman Here.
 T. Akard. the Peoples Valley stock. man, came in yesterday on n short busi. ness visit. Stork Visits.
 Tn. stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. !. W. kracmcr Tuesday morn ing, at l0 o'clock leaving a ten pound baby girl Leave for Frisco.
 Mir and Mrs John l,ianconi will leave today for business visit in San Franciscu.
 Visiting His Family.
 '. w Stewart, the Williamson Nall., stocknan, K in the city on a visit (, his family.
 Passed Through.
 !. II. Durham. the mining engineer passed through here last evening, cl route from Humboldt to the Congress section, where ho will make an expcr examination of mining property fo san Francisco syndicate. Tufa King Here.
 (. D. Ryncarson, the Kirkland tufi king, came in yesterday on short busi ness visit.
 In From Camp.
 Nick Schlumberger came in yester day from his mining camp in the Groom Creek district. Back From the East.
 r. MentschikoG returned last even ing from n visit with relatives in Prov idence, R. I.
 Left for San Diego.
 Henry k. Tharsing left yesterday fo san Diego. whore Mrs. Tharsing is re ported to be seriously i'll. Mining Man Visits.
 A. R White, superintendent of th, Triangle mine, in the Big Bug district IS here on minig business. old Tmcr Visits.
 Max Cantin. an old.timc miner an, mine owner of the Walker district, il here m mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Lake, 22.27h to 22.35.
 Electrolytic, 22 to 22.37M. Casting, 22 to 22A.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Mining Superintendent Here.

John Mckenzie. superintendent of the Western Queen Mines company, op. crating in the Turkey Creek district, is visiting in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Placerita Visitor.

George Mahard, who is developing | promising group of mining properties ir the Placcrita district, arrived here yes tcrday on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
On Mining Business.

Iulcs laumnun left last evening on th, sou,hhnund train for the Skull Val lcv district on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
X Flying Visit.

NJ. J. Gurklcy. foreman of the Hack berry mine. ,n the Cherry Creek dis trict. paid q flying visit yesterday tc thc city
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Left for MOhavc.

Left for Mohavc.
 F. Mulallcy left yesterday for Mo. have county. where he has mining in. tcrcs's.
 Celebrating Birthday.
 r. D Mayer. the Mayer mining man. is in the city celebrating his 7ith birthday.
 On Mining Business.
 Wm Gray. the Camp Verde stock man and farmer. is here on mining business.
 Left for Quarry.
 IT. C. Malloy, foreman of the Ari- zona Smelling company's limestone quarry at Asco, left yesterday for his camp, after spending Thanksgiving here with his family. Visiting Relatives. l. W. Jackson, the Humboldt con tractor and builder, IS in the city wis iting relatives.
 Mining Man Visits. Blake BaKcr, the Cherry Creek min. ing man and deputy sheriff, is in the city m mining business. Here on Court Business. ]. D. Bcthunc, general manager of the Humboldt Commercial company, is here on court business. Back From Springs. Mir. and Mrs. Cecil G. Fcnncll re- turned yesterday from an extended visit at Castle Hot Springs. Back From wendcn. II. R. Ward, the mining engineer, has returned from business visit to the wcnden mining distric,. Back From Chicago. | Bob Brow, one of the proprictors of the Palace Hotel, returned yesterday from business visit to Chicago. McCabe Visitor.
 J Caspar, who is developing n min ing property in the Big Bug district, came in yesterday from McCabe. Music Man Here.
 F. C. Paddox, representing Phoc. nix music house, is in the city on one of his periodical business visits. Left for Home.
 Colonel Winiam C. Arthur left yes. terday for his home in Chicago, Ill., after a short business visit here. Mining Man Here. | II. l.. Doolcy, of Rock Island, III. who has extensive mining interests in this county, arrived recently from th, east.
 Copper City Visitor. | J. W. Williams, n Jerome business man, came in yesterday from the Cop per City. He Is here on court busi ness.
 old Timers Hero. | Mir. and Mrs. Jasper Phillips, old time residents of this city and the Hassayampa district. are visiting in tho city.
 In From Alvarado.
 P. A. Johns, general manager of the Alvarado mine, in the Fool 's Gulch dis trict, came in yesterday from his min ing camp.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. F. q. Mccoy will leave today for Los Angeles and the coast, where she will visit with relatives during the holidays. A Flying Visit. Tom Taylor, superintendent of the United Verde Copper company's smel ter at Jerome, paid flying visit yes terday to tho city, returning to hi, home in the Copper City on the after noon daylight express.
 Here From Detroit.
 J. w. Boileau, who has extcnsiv, mining interests in the Mount Union section, arrived here yesterday from his home in Detroit, Mich.
 Left for Kirkland.
 Norman Hale, the contractor and builder, left yesterday for Kirkland where hc has contract for the cree. tion of large stone warehouse. Engineer visits.
 J. M. Mcdonald, who has charge of the electric pumps at the plant of the Arizona Smelling company at Hum boldt, is here on court business. Winslow Doctor Here.
 Dr. Q. $. Brown, n Wipslow phy. sician, Is here on court business. He is witness m the ease of Pete Pem. berton, now on trial in the District
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Back From Kirkland.

Roy x Davidson, member. elect of the 2ith Legislative Assembly, and Col William Arthur returned yesterday from Kirkland, where they have busi ness and mining interests.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Enthusiastic Meeting.

Quite an enthusiastic meeting of the Elks was held last night at their lodge room. in the Elks' building, at which two candidates were initiated and other important business transacted.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Mining Man Here.

William Duke of Cleveland. Ohio. n director of inc Lynx Creek Gold com pany, arrived here yesterday morning, from the east, and left in the afternoon for the company's camp in the Lynx Creek section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Waiting Ills Family.

Ev Shcrin !. l.. Munds came in last evening from his stock ranch in 'h' Grand Canyon country, to visit will his family
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Tn From Camp.

B. C. M Nary came in yesterday iron hi. mining camp m 'hc Copper fasii district. to purchase supplies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Passed Through.

Walter Warren of Humboldt passed through here last evening. cn route to Kirkland. where hc will spend Thanks. giving with his sister, the teacher of the schools at that place. He will visit Phoenix and the Salt River Valley he. fore returning here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
On Mining Business.

Wm. Gray. the Camp Verde stocl man and farmer. is here on minin business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

F. Mulalley left yesterday for Mo- have county. where he has mining in. tcrrs's.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Left for Quarry.

II. C. Malloy, foreman of the AT zona Smelling company's limcstor quarry at Asco, left yesterday for h camp, after spending Thnnksgivin here with his family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Expected Homo.

Mrs T. IT, Reynolds is expected tc arrive home this evening from an cX tended stnv tn Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Celebrating Birthday.

r. D. Mayer. 'hc Mayer mining man is in the city celebrating his 7iti birthday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Visiting Relatives.

!. W. Jackson, the Humboldt tractor and builder, IS in the ci iting relatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Here on Court Business.

]. D. Bcthune, general manag the Humboldt Commercial compai here on court business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Back From Phoenix
Stockman Here.

T. Akard. the Peoples Valley stock man, came in yesterday on short busi ness visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Mining Man Visits.

Blake BaNcr, the Cherry Creek II ing man and deputy sheriff, is in city on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Back From Springs.

Mir. and Mrs. Cecil G. Fcnncll rc
 turned yesterday from m cxtcndc' visit at Castle Hot Springs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01

lcgume. hence very valuable a.
A soil builder. The land should
he we'll prepared. Nv for turn,ps.
and abou, ~ pounds oi seed
sown per acre.
Hairy yctch IL another lcgum,-
nous crop tha, succeeds admit
rably during Southern winters
On l,gh, sandy Loaf soils. The
land il bcs, fortified for this
crop with four or five loads oil
well rot,cd stable manure per
acre. THIS ~ no, 40 necessary
~ a fertilizer but more TO supply
i. with the intriguing bacteria
Another winter cover or catch
crop not we'll known add to which
more attention should be gwen
i. Dwarf Essex rape. Sown IN
Sep,cm Der on good land /, grows
rapidly all winter and w,llturnish
a very Large amount oil winter
grazing. II belongs TO The cab
bage family and il eaten greedy
by all animals, wen Including
lthc farmer aud his family.
So much Tor a brief review oil
winter crops. Wherever posi-
bic they should be sown upor
the land. because they proven
the land from washing and the,
catch aud hold the plant foot
that is rendered soluble in thu
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01

heavy log or plank dragged over
the ground will do much good.
These remarks arc applicable
to the planting oil any 'al' crop.
The use of the seed drtll ~
preferable with oats, bu, ii one
i. not available, the seed may be
.own broadcast by hand. Where
the drill il used one and a hall
bushels OF seed will nc sufficient.
II sown BY hand i, il safer TO SOW
no, less than two bushels. The
prax,ug of winter oats. II on good
land, will actually improve their
yield.
Wheat, i! anything, furnishes
4 better winter pasture than
oats. especially on good land or
il we'll fortified. While the
Weld OF grain ~ no, IA generally
reliable in all sections OF the
South. We, the grazing obtained
from them Will more than pay Tor
the cost. Another wInter cover
crop that ~ especially valuable
asa soil builder and prcscrycr
- crimson clover. Crimson
clover, unless sown early does
no, furnish very much winter
gr,z,ng bu, comes in IN early
spring. AS a hay crop II IL no
n he much recon- mcndcd. a. !
becomes TOO woody. But II IL