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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30
FOR RENT.

STORE and DWELLING
No. no Main ST., opposite
Hotel Maryland. Best busi-
ness location in town. APP
ply at Capital Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

E0R IsENT-AN UP-TO-DATE FLAT OF
8 Rooms, Bath and Porch. Apply to ~
West st., G. A. FRIEMEL. o26-3t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

rOrND ADRTFT-A s NJ AL /. 30 At
Pound on october l.. owner can get
same bg proving properly and paving
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

4 pST ACoNEB SH APEBEalzD ssfs.klkF
- TN. n4thS small llIt naOnd fzlt ne senior
he wefn lid. Eve To Quarters and ihntp
Mfllef's STORE Market ; p~ee, Reward I e
turned - ESQ. F. QfAID. independent
Fire "a. Quarters. o9St
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

4 tST.- GflfD MONOGRAM " Afcs III
II CHARM az 81. JDlgn's ts.liest os,i o.
fisic. liberal rewara ifrstuFntd - ia' Nss-
ket street. s2sN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

For RENT HOUSE AND STORE, Corner
of Prince George and Randall streets.
Also Five Room Hsssslse at West Annapolis,
near railroad Station. Apply at % Charles
street, Annapolis o24.w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

The Rev. George :. Bell, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, has returned
from Baltimore, where he preached
on Sunday at the Second Presbyterian
Church, that city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

E<OR RFN1-NICELY FURNISH BED
ROOM with use of BATH at home of
private family. For particulars apply at
Capital office. iyatf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM HOUSE AT
= FASTPoRT. apply No 6 West Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30
ZOE RnnT.

FOR EENT-TWO NEW no USES on
Cathedral St, between Franklin and
West ST 6rooms, pantry and bath. Hot and
cold water range. Rooms nicely papered.
Ready Nov. l. Inquire ON premises. o2z-w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

BS~ Elk's Bazaar November 10Th to
24th. 1913 If
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

EOR SAI.E.-BABY CARRIAGE GOOD
condition. Apply 10 8 Union st. s-5-tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

xxyANTf DRY Al STRONG HARDY
C0sored isay WORK. Wfllng 10 max .
himse < ntraiiy useful. Apply tx 'srital
office. o17-,a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

For SALE "A LIBERTY PRESS. Isx2l
inside OF chase, with Roller stocks,
Chases. 10 Price So, Apply 10 Capital
ONCE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

FOR SALE-A LARGE MILLER COM
BINATION VAULT Safe. Good as new
WIN be sold for less than half its original
cost. Apply at Capital Office mig II
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

WANTED - G0On sTknNG WHITE
Et3a for Grocery : ORE. Appl 10 r..
sTRoMkikk q West street o29 p
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

WANTED-A NEAT TIDY NURSE GIRL.
White. Apply TO 20 King George ST.
o3s 3t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

WANPRD-A bright INTELLIGENT
BOY. one who has some knowledge
OF the Printing business. Apply TO Capital
office. ols-tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30
Wants For Sale. Lost, &C.

Wants For Sale, Lost, &C. |
EoUND ADRTFT-A SMALL BOAT
I Pound on October II. owner can get
ehaTss p A paSs'a IS P ~ bfaaRis a o
4 psT = gQNED SltA PEBGaizD SCARF
re wefn ted. fSse 20 Quarters ana ihlltp
Mflef's store Market Sp~ee, ltSvard ( e
turned - 6su. r. QfAIp. independent
rlIs 81. 1aaI'etA
/ eSr. CdsD MONOGRAM wArcH
II CHARM at 81. IDlsn's t'clfege oet0ai
nsic. iAoeral rewara ifrs tnFflta - ia' Nss-
-----------------------s-
WANTED - econ sTKoNG MnlTE
noa Tor Grsrery sore. Appi 70 4.
xxyANTe DRY a STRONG HARDY
~ Cosored iiay WORK. Willlng 10 make
hinse : ntraiiy useful Apply tx 'aIsitai
office. o1s,Si
xxTANaFD rs searries canpe. 40 chr
dren. small Furn isi.ed li...sse. or Far
for Isent Houseks epiar. address stating
,ocaiAnn, price. eie. 20. Rox Sc Annapo-
lis. Nd. os5-1
WANTED First Class Girl 10 help on
custom coats. average 81 % per week.
or better. No piece work. Occasional over
rios. ". DUNCAN. Room rs sss ST. Paul
st. Baltimore, Md o27-st
XVANTED-A NEAT TIDY NURSE GlRL.
White. Apply TO 100 King George 81.
WANTED Buy BRASS DOOR
KN0CKER Address "a" Capital
o.n-e ols-u
WANTED bright INTELLIGENT
BOY. one who has some knowledge
OF the printing business. Apply TO Capital
o1''ee. oisu
FOR sALE.
For RENT-o ROOM HOUSE ON Third
street, Eastp mn Mater Z9der cover
enorcn Gree. o5o-5t
FOR sALE.-BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD
condition. Apply 10 9 Union st. s-5tf
| For SALE-A LARGE MILLER COM
BINATION VAULT safe. Good as new
VIM be sold FOR less than half its original
cost. Apply al Capital ofnce m22tf
L For SALE "A LIBERTY PRESS. l9x2l
inside OF chase, with Roller stocks
Chases. 81 Price So, Apply 10 Ca pital
office.
FOR RENT.
4--s-,~->~r--~-----
EsOR RENT-TWO NEW HOUSES ON
Cathedral st, between Franklin and
est 81 ;broons, pantry and bath. Hot and
cold water range. Rooms nicely papered
Ready Nov !. Inquire ON premises. o2z-w
COR IsENT-AN UP-rO-DATE FLAT OF
Rooms, Bath and Porch. Apply to ~
West st., 9. A. FRlEMEL. o26-3t
For RENT-HOuSE AND STORE, Corner
OF Prince George ana Randall Streets.
Also Five Room 1ISease at West Annapolis,
near Railroad Station Apply at % Charles
street, Annapolis. o24w
FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM HOUSE Ar
o1Otf
E-OR RFNI'-NICELY FURNISHED BED
ROOM with use of BATH at home of
private family. For particulars apply at
Capital office. iyat II
- II r.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

FOR RENT--o ROOM HOUSE ON Third
street, PASSPORT. Water under cover
Apply to A. y. MOSS. Southland Building,
church Cree. o30-3t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

WANTED-To Buy BRASS DOOR
KN0CKER. Address "a" Capital
once. ol9-tf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

WANTEn-Firs Class Girl tc help on
custom coats. average s. % per week.
or better. No piece work. occasional oN err
time, two hours. DE per hour. Address
THOS. W. DUNCAN, Room Is, ~ ST. Paul
St. Baltimore, Md o2g-at
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-10-30

NyA>1ED Ry frarr3e3 caunle. no cir
dFen. Small Furnished 1i...ase. or Far
nIshed Rooms, az Two tinfarnlsbed Rooms
fof isent Housekeeping. address stating
location. price. eie. y. q. Fox s., Annapo-
lis, Nd. os5-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18

Nsm us BoaE1 df Missions far~= Herlaaa Presbyterian church a,eats ing. Pa4is. Texas. May @ 1906. For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arraneemaa ara au-horizad Q Paris, Texas: Rafe One Gre rlns 5 tor rhe roHn3 =efr. 9f sa,e-Nfav 2 70 :, ir= c'nsi.e 2 -urn ltmir-Nay I5. for isarfn4 Paris.
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Three Appalling Evils Connected
 With AmictiOn

hI HERE three appalling evils connected with a1oa
 The first the actual pain and suffering he second is t
 shadow which tends to throw the universe
 the darkness of utter night the doubts, THE LOSS OF
 FAITH which cngenQers aad the third IS prosraon tho of impotence which af1icton produces.
 Eschyus in his "Pronehe Bound speaks of the three bag hdeous than Macbehs witches enbodments of all that most undesirable and hostile mankind Now, regards tie first two the picture idea of God has been helpful make the the e but helps people TO BEAR IT. It does resolve the doubt solve the riddle of the world but induces tile people to be willing to live WITHOUT HAVING THE SOIU Tl0N This service of the picture idea of God depends the three attributes which united in the conception.
 These three attributes must be held together the picture idea of God loses it's force
 AS YOU OMIT oNE-oMNsc4sNeE, oMNfroTENcE lovE-THE IDEA CEASES TO BE OF USE.
 The of all evils the impotence the a Icing broken, kind of blight the faculties The old o of sclatiVe method. Where ee best t of quecence passive attitude the tl Ike av the mind quescent under atiction, but f1 IT e TO ACTION, is that action is the best suffering In ton seize and lift M if ground sereoH @ is lying.
 old saying tells helps s!9se zo 2 t.e:= It you something: merely accept the that smit you When you plunged into action do float do not wait for be extended from above draw o1 the Spread forth your AND SWIM
 If this point of helpful anybody speak ing for entertainment in the hope being the injecting that power into those who down the ground-there thing that be reenbere You be willing suffer change be different from what have bee The hardest thing for people learn that THEY MUST BE CHANGED They just they are, the quo, whereas the the help that acon give that change those who suffer.
 When consider manhow he has raveie this globe dur the past hundred thousand years has been prophet author and poe when consider what he has endured the whips that have been laid upon him. the have rained down upon him, AND WHEN WE COM PARE THE BEGINNING WITH THE END, the lower civilized man, ageous, plucky
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18

Rl HERE three appalling evils connected with acta
 The first Is the actual pain and suffering. he second is the shadow which 1t tends to throw the universe the darkness of utter night, the doubts THE LOSS OF
 FAITH which cngenders, aad the thrI prosraton,
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 Y. M. z. 4. NOTES. *
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Baseball Team Crganized.

\ large number of Y. NJ. C. \ mem Gers Vho are baseball enthusiasts met Monday evening and formulated lans for the organization Of a base. bal team. Samuel Knox was elected captain and manager, and the follow ire names were submitted as possible players Curtis Muffin. Frank Ezell. and J E. Scot, pitchers sanHef Kncx. Willis =Ccnaray and ]. r Moore. catehers. (. E. Nhyte, Gus Reeves and Clifford Brewster first basemen; c F. Becker and H. C f.in4saz. second 5asemen H. \. White and R. 3. studebaker rhir2 basomen: (. D. Mccormack and Don 3tnaler shoa- stops and Craig. I. B. Adams V H. A3ams. A. ". Lowe. I. II. Meade and F. Franey oathelaers. \ schedule of games will De arrang ell as soon as possible.
 Another athletic note of interest is fhe challenge offered by Office Sec. retarv 5 NJ Ayers. who is an en- thusiastic Short. 10 any Long who 9cey not weigh more than forr1 rounds uore than he 9oes. 10 2 Wresrs ling match any Thursday eTe3ia2sz Mr Ayers weighs only t27 poaa3s. lut is wiling to take chance T.-a anybody under tf-.
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China Recognizes Her Great
 Obligations to Humanity

chENTUNe
 MUST say with all the emphasis my command that there
 will be general outbreak anforeen uprising in China 4 The of the Boxer days WILL NEVER BE RE-
 PEATED China recognizes her obligations to humanity. To the United China lasting debt of gratitude friendly of the late Secretary Hay.
 h such empire China bound to have Glroa rioing just any large country Aa them. Bat it H tle f there REASONABLE CAUSES behind these dsor!ef@ Take the murders n4isseaao E4ca again There ihc5ntroverc which el violence I4e sporadic incidents te4 occurred a4s aa4 tAefi5 70 FORM OF HUMAN PROTECTION which could have aee.az then.
 GOVERNMENT LEFT NOTHING oN0oNE AFTER#aa0 7o RESTORE ORDER FURTHER PROTECT LIVES oF FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18

General Assembly PreSoy-er'an church in Unite States, GreenVille s. C. May t-26. 1906 For h. a5cve eccasion tne following capnd trip Ia-es and arrangements are author ized to Greenvflle, $. c: Rate-Oaa fare plus B for the round rip. Dates of sale-Afay 12, F and II, inclusive. Return tinit-May 31.
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"Wealth Does Not Sour a Man"

'
 9a Tast E He a1s l.e n the t3a1 kindly H
 laaa@s.... MD MAKE FRIENDS. TAe same care should A, 1e ls4l m investing money to Irlag HAPPINESS as = @
 .aFaztag t ta briag a money How foolish it s Q tla1 you get good returns happiness preferred s in coin an old a9 oa time. You have watch tAa HAPPINESS MARKET just closely as you watch the market o tape and ticker That's what results Ie trouble with the lonar that unhappy that they the kind who would l. unhappy WHETHER THEY HAD TEN MILLION D0I. LARS OR IEN CENTS.
 IAat certain millionaire unhappy does necessarily indicate tas Ae a unhappy BECAUSE OF HIS WEALTH. Wealth doc Lhs He has to be by The conente tic aleet The the happy 1Ah "a,eaad the happy pauer The contene Ttay HAPPIER than the dscontened millionaire But a san that every ought to be perfectly contened taH
 THAT THAT THE WORLD WOULD STAND s1.L.
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COTTON BELT SPECIAL RATES

COTTON BELT SPECIAL RATES
 General Assembly Presoyter'an church in Unite States. creenville l s. C. May 1--26. 1906. For h. a5cve eccasfon tne following sapnd trip fa-es and arrangements are author ized to Greenville, $. c: Rate-OaA fare plus B for the round rip Dates of saIe-May F, f3 and II, inclusive. Return limit-May 31.
 Special excursions a Mexico City AprT-May, 1906. The following rates and arrangements will apply in the sale of round trip tickets 10 Mexico City Rate-One frsf.ciass fare for the round trip. Dates of sale-April = to May ]. Limits-The fna' re- rsirn limit will be July 3f an! the going transit limit 50 lays from date of sale stop-overs-Stop-overs vi be allowed on he going trip ar limo Mo. and points beyond s1 the going rip within the s=1a- =ttmit ana re tun rip within final return -ltair.
 Imperial cenaci5 Ancient 4rabfa #order Nobfes af ths Mystic Shrine convention. Las Angeles, Cal, May 10 1o. For =fhe above occasion the following -oand trip rates and az raneemeut s Vtll a7plyin he sale z tickets either 70 Los Ange.es or sar Francisco: Round rip rate-0ne ssar ffsf-cIass 9imited fare for fhe round .r:p. Dates of eale-Anril = -o May :. inclusive F;nal ca-,lrn eimir-Tafy T. sto9.oveTs w5z1 he lowed.
 N5ns ns Boaal# If Missions e-a~. Herlaaa Pres5v-ertan church eeats ing. Paris. Texas. May f-a. 1906. For the above occasion tha following eo1na trip rates and arraneamea ara horizad 70 Paris, Texas: Rata One Gre rlus 5 for rhe ro4n3 =rfr. aI s af saLe-N1av 2 70 { i:?z c'asi.e [ rrlrn lfmir-Nay 15. for 5earins Paris
 rrf.5.-a-a c0nro7t:7a Missionary Seeiz+z=of rha M. r. church. Kansas eitv.= Mo. May l5 10 Err Il hove occasion fha following rena1 f9i7 ra=es and afrance~een+s ire a1 aorizad 10 Kansas City. Mo. Ra- -0ren rate of one and one.ttird fara for tha round rip. Dafes #5-e-May II to r. inclusive .5Tra .irai,-Nar 1a. f1r ,eavins Kan=
 s ci-s. 1,rs7si- 1i1lst-Cart3rat passage in both directions.
 sast9sra 2a9s5s= Gos"aa55aa =7al 5,@i,.arv societies. Cha5-aaoeea. F4nn= Nay 16 70 f5. For The 7'a.o tension the v'n= round -ei1 e +as aad ar~4ae s7ea-s ara author sz1a =ta risa-fa aaara: p a1e-0Ee= r5re a'as = fo9 -ha rouHl tefn. Datee ef 4ae=2a-- 2ae7 RetGrn tf9
 t5z f9am lata ef z5e Transit 3sHtt-Csn-taaous p25sase 3a oth directions
 General assea.h2v PresbTtar,aa oharoh in the 1.q.-a1 S-atas D. Hoines. Iowa. Nar 1G -o 2. For -'saa a5ove occasion tha following round .rin rates ana arran5aments are an- thcrfzed 10 Des Moines, Iowa: Rt One fare plus g for the round trip. Dates of sale-May 14. f5. 16 r. 21 and 9. Return init-May q. for leaving Des Moines.
 Transit limit-Continuou passage in both directions.
 Biennial meeting General Fedora ion of Nomen's Clubs, St. Paul. Minn.. May 90 to June :. For the above occasion the following round rip rates and arrangements are al, thorized to St. Paul and Minneapolis Ninn.: Rate-One fare plus B fer the round trip. Dates o, sale-Fronn stations in Missouri May oS to 31, in- elusive. From all other stations May 26. 2s, os and 3o Return limit June g. for leaving destination. Tran sit linit-Continuous passage in both 1 directions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18
New Role for Y. M. C, a.

The following letter is self-eXp.ana- tGry and Interesting. too
 Pine Buff. Ark. April 14.l desire c return thanks to 0ur local secre- tary of the Y VI. C. 1. and to other secretaries at other places for ser vices and assistance rendered. espee- ia3Iy as it was in new role. and uncommon. had been trying 10 find a party for he last fifteen years or longer None of his relatives Or old aeqHaintanees knew anything eon- cegning him or his family. I adver- r1se5 fer him throueh 5he papers without avail tried again and aaafn. but faded t was rather tm- porranr that should find him or family. SC I wrote q letter explaining itself. a'7a gaze if 10 the secretary.
 With twenty-five two-cent stamps lncIcsed. asking .Eat one secretary should read and copy he zet.er and forward 10 another. and 50 on. pnt- ting it on he library tab5e. #hefe he public eaala see it. fhe last stamp 5a bring my letter hack e a74z B9t fhe seventh stamp sfr91 Hi1e egft5ss at Topeka. Kan TT at2eHs We9e fe. 5lanad 10 ne 5s -Ha zeersfa51 af thaf place. Geo !. fintng se!.
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Woman loves q q ar. Hos1 een= lexinn BqrlQGh 3 zoa Bites t.ari= fas -'71- bIana c}-9Es .4e 4-- -ifaes rI4dT. som haaIHh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-18
Citizens Light and i i an sit Co.

Cre~e ing Street x9- and Electric L.eef p.4i5
 A2nc11-c@--e- Orr general offices .ars -ec removed Q 113 Main stree. for ne aecomEaada: af oQr patrons, where we sal a- al times be please: . 1.eet gour requirements. P15sss old 5S5; new 432.
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TN t,t'fINI~f.

Itons woFrY the son wiii Fts~ In
The east. shine iust as brightly and
sal tn The west after ~. primaries
auss "a IL has done tor thousands VI
PEARS Yoa think on thc sucrvsa Of
your man or ynar policies the destiny
III the worad hinges Not 80 You
have Indigestion Go , fIshIng snd
don't take Yourself ~ seriously The
campaign stlI soon - over and
things will Jog along Just the same,
no matter witch Is elected Join the
dnn't worry club let the other fellow
do gfte sweating and III" will appear
|uai The same az Il did before aushi
iion TO serve the dear people fired
your manly breast You or your
friend may be defeated what's the
difference In a few days all viii
be forgotten aud forgiven and peace
will reign In Warsaw Dallas Times
Herald
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CHiNCH BUGS.
Trap Crop, to he Flowed Under,
Makes Way with Many.

The Oklahoma experiment station
has been studying the chinch bug prob
lem ana makes the following very
practical recommendations thereon:
Plant trap crop to protect the
main crop and when the bugs move
upon the trap pillow the whole under,
bugs ANA all This method has given
good results. The trap crop may be
millet, kaifir or sorghum and should
be on the side of the field nearest to
the wheat
Plow a space of ten feet around the
cornfcld when the bugs begin to leave
the wheat. harrow ana drag with
brush TO make as much dust rs posi-
BILE This can hc done only in dry
weather, Small immature bugs will
not Ice able to cross the ten feet of
dust. and the mature ones will seldom
resort to dying.
Later In the season, when the insects
move upon the corn, n few rows cut
and piled iu armful sized piles will at
tract the chuch bugs. ana if 70 is
warm and the corn heats thousands of
bugs viii die under these piles from a
chinch bag disease The piles of green
corn offer the ideal weather conditions.
hot and damp, the disease being natu-
rally present. soon takes" and the re
suit Is the death of an bugs affected
10 not attempt To- destroy the chIuch
Dus 10y spraying II has been tried at
the experiment station and boy uumer
ous farmers with the same uusuecess-
fui results
FINALLY ho-u nest winter to save
YOUR wiat crou uy eIcau.u@ up all
places vher. ,rr.n bugs could hide
away lud uu-~ ttc winter months
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THE FARMERS CONGRESS-.
Programs Of tn" Different oracniha-
tions Which Meet in July.

At the meeting ~ the Farmers
Congress. which wil be held at Col
lege Station in July. the following
programs will be carried out by
other organizations;
Program for the seventh annual
convention OF the Texas Nursery
mems Association. July 10 TO IL:
Executive Committee f. w. Kirk
patrick. p. l.. Adams and John s.
Kerr
Annual Address President T. w.
kirkpatrick. Mckinney
The Importance of Ornamental
Stock Propagation, and Best Glasses
and Best Methods i, F. Sneed. Ty-
Ter and G. l.. Yates, Brennan
The Nurseryman Relation 10 the
Civic Improvement Movement-F, r,
Ramsey, Austin. and E. W. Knox,
San Antonio.
The Best Type of Apple Tree for
Texas Orchards b. l.. Adams, Bon
ham, and f. X McGinnis, Terrell.
Echoes from the Dallas Conven-
ton f. w Mally, Garrison, and
Stanley H. Watson, Houston.
Tree Growing on the Plains. T.
Landrum, Hereford, and d. ]. Muncy
of Lockney.
Report of the Secretary Treasurer.
Reports of Standing Committees.
All nurserymen are urged to JOIN
the Texas Nurserymen' Association.
Membership is for actual nursery
men. Annual dues, 81.
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NO. 80 ~~~ 80 A.
<aS0H4Aas~
HEHlTSI1js III l5nN
he An GARDEN
sLANcHino CELERY.


The foiloetis tlsa ~ makug double
rows for the early cricFy j. a gosri and
economical enc according IN "a writer
In Farm and Flresldt who says |
hare secured uu~t excellent results
from IL aud saw II rractleed success
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THE CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

Tho day for cheap newspapers is
drawing 20 an end The postolfice
department has decided 10 refuse
second class rates of postage TO pa
peers and magazines furnished below
cost and giving premiums To- secure
Subscribers. and the result will be
the death OF many papers. which are
run only for advertising purposes
Vernon Gail
The cheap news p4pers -thH One
which aas Ho higher aim than to
live ou the patronage of .he uurhiuL-
iug advertiser vho Hug- space ut
case iI appears fa him Hs being cheap
will object fo .fs ruiIH- uf fhr postal
department l- au interference. with
tt- privilege The legitimate news.
paper sometime. Hi.tUm.Har,t
ag8in-t Hf .u..H... m.u .hu In H.f
stop to investigate fbr effect I..I.
action hss uu .fa community u. uu
ih. .Hds fh.. .... 'a rrn.h Wf do
uo' each a parsr HtI.H h.H nY .H.
fisTn.. $500 el..H U. .u .sIU
fioa uHI THu.sH .tH.1 ." ... .an "I...I
aU1 aIae ta tN. lnI. tH.I . 0.
DHmuauIu tsHgu. .nH u...f rlf a.
.a'a.nie sit. .sias wrdHm Ia5
rHr F~aI Hea'HI Tfr Hr fE..h
Ia 5000 NIth fs ".sas. 300 aHieh
aifes tsm HIr .ala. fut I. H.as
in asH nf aNnIeau. sHlnH
tt uHf.H HHFefa aH.eItt..
aNa ~H ttH
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

fully year after year by large CONNER
cial celery growers, We hardly ever
hill the early celery, preferrlng TO
blanch IL by means OF boards.
II VIII be seen that 10y the same ma
nipnlatlon and the same quantity Of
boards we are enabled 10 blanch dou-
BILE the amount of celery that we could
II the plants were set In single rows.
The late celery we have usually set In
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Program for the Farmer Boys
and Girls League, July 10 to u.
First Day-July 10.
Presidents annual address Noble
r. Melton, Troupe. Texas.
Address-M ] II Council, Dali
las. Texas
Flowers Matte Meadows, Mia
no, Texas.
NV Crops this Year-Lutie f. But
Ter, Mexia, Texas.
NV Garden jamie Dennis Milano,
Texas.
second Day-.Iuly II.
How TO Make Ourselves Useful at
Home Mason Dennis, Milano, Texas
My Ideal of a Farm Home-Bruce
Mcclellan. Milano, Texas.
How We Should Cultivate Oul
Seed Ellie Steele, Fort Worth.
How TO Make a Flower Bed tC
Bloom All summer Hazel Arm
strong, sulphur Springs. Texas.
Bees and Honey for the Homes
r. r. Dennis. Milauo, Texas.
Third Day-,Iuly IL.
The Way 10 Raise Fine Alfalfa
Enid smith, sherman, Texas.
our League and the schools Mis-
FIossie Sauderford, Ranger Texas
My Success With This Years Sect
Ted Bonner. Mexia. Texas
The Best Flowers for Pots am
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a single row and blanched by means of
billing, but it is entirely feasible to
make double rows also in this case
and the labor of billing will be but
slightly greater than for single rows.