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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
COUNCIL BSPECTS CREEK
Looks Over Work Being Done Between
Second and Fifteenth Avenues.
NO ACTION ON WATER WORKS REPORT
Invitation Accepted to Attend Memo
rial service of Grand Army Of
the Republic and of Union
veteran Legion.

The city council met in adjourned session
yesterday afternoon, but transacted little
business of Importance, as IT spent the
greater part of the afternoon inspecting
the work done on Indian creek between
Second and Fifteenth avenues.
The assessment for the sewer on Perrin
avenue was approved and 1t was decided
that the abutting property was able to
stand the full assessment.
change of grade was ordered for the
sidewalk on Fifth avenue between Four
teentb and Fifteenth streets and the same
was ordered on Second avenue between
Sixteenth and Eighteenth avenues, on ac-
count Of trees being in the way and the
property owners not desiring to have them
cut down.
The council had expected to take up the
proposed wide tire ordinance and the re-
port and recommendations Of the special
committee on water works but the MEM
bers were too exhausted after the long
walk along the banks of the creek
An invitation from Abe Lincoln post
Grand Army OF the Republic, to attend the
memorial exercises in Paramount park on
Memorial day was accepted. The council
also decided 10 attend in a body the me-
mortal services of the Union Veteran
Legion at the Dodge Light Guards armory
Sunday evening. The councilmen will meet
at the Grand hotel at 1856 o'clock and
march in a body to the armory.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

entirely separate from the Harrison-P otts-
wattamie bitches or the Pigeon creek ditch.
The length Of the proposed ditch is about
two miles. The necessary bond 10 defray
the preliminary expenses will be filed by
the signers OF the petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
! HeartrenAInn.

was the state of A. c. stickers daughtoP.
Miletus w. Va, with leg sore Buck
lens Arnlca salve. cured her. Csc. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
A good school is western Iowa college.
GOInE to BunaIo for Prisoner.

A@ 80 "eAS tut
SheEin Shinn of Harrison county was In
the city yesterday en- route TO Bufalo, N.
". to bring back Walter Bentcliff, alias
Walter Grant. alias Walter Hamilton. In
dleted by the grand jury of Harrison county
ON charge of conspiracy in connection
with the sale OF Photographs. Bsntcliff
was arrested mainly through the efforts
OF the sheriff's Office OF this city, as. Will
fam Barker OF Council Bluns went on the
mans bond for 500 when he was arrested
in Harrison county, but Benteliff failed to
show up when called for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
DIAMoNDs-Frenzer, 18th and Dodge st
Lands to s@stIa zioB Affair.

CHICAGO, May 2.-AIl factions engaged
I'm the struggle for possession OF Zion CITY
and it's Industries have agreed that Judge
Lands Of the United States circuit court
shall settle all of the points In dispute.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
societr hrent.

Sarah Berks took Electric Bitters fol
headache and can now meet her social en-.
GaGements. 50 cents. For sale b. sher-
mac - MccoRnsll Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

in Boomer township. Mr.. Cheshire lie an
ardent supporter Of GOvernor cummins
and he naturally predicted the latter's
nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Residents OF Rockford township filed
yesterday with County Auditor cheyns a
petition asking for the establishment by
the Board OF Supervisors Of a drainage
ditch for the purpose OF carrying on the
surplus waters OF Honey Greek lake into
the Boyer river. The proposed ditch is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Why can you tell that Mucci's ice cream
is swell? Because he makes the pure
NeaDolitan ice cream at sOc q brick. as
w. Broadway. Telephone s64.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

report ten years ago the father and daugh-
ter had lived for ten years close to each
other without she discovering that he was
still alive.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. sa. Night. Less

The Title Guaranty and Trust company,
abstrseters OF titles. Books date back to
ls6s. Books are all up to cate. Work ae-
curatsly and promptly done at lowest
prices. once opposite court house. 2sS Pearl
street. Council Bluns, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Parties having houses for rent or sale.
Hat them with clift0n-Waiksr Co for quick
action. Recent sales have greatly reduced
investments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

city. service prompt The Vienna, AZ West
Bway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Graves 100 Pearl street carries the
finest line Of hair goods, combs and cos
metics in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

We are showing the largest line in the
city and you will find our prices the lowest.
Whether you buy or not, favor us by In
specting our line Prices range from SOC
to 81. Peterson & schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

II you prefer quality TO quantity and
absolute satisfaction TO yourself, get
schmidts photos. Always guaranteed to
please. Phone s57; 4Os Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Go to Hicks for your moneys worth in
tailoring. No blum. either.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Refrigerators. refrigerators, refrigerators,
carpets. linoleum, oil CLOTH sideboa rds,
combination bookcases; anything in house
furniture d. w. Keller, 1GS s. Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Rest your feet on one of our foot stools
25c and up Just received, new stock of
lace curtains, 9Oc and up to $40. They are
the real, latest patterns. stockert Carpet
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

II you need a sewing machine. bicycle
or phonograph. call on 8. M. Williams, II
South Main street. or phone Red 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

A careful inspection OF Van Brunt''
vehicles will convince even the most skep-
teal that goods such as he sells must
IOsseAs more than ordinary merit. There
are good reasons for It. Call around and
Van Brunt will tell you why.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
Cheshire speaks for cunnins.

state Senator Thomas A. Cheshire OF Dss
Moines wss In the city yesterday and ad-
dressed = Cummins meeting last evening
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Your old wornout carpets and rugs are
valuable. Don't throw them away. We
manufacture handsome, reversible rugs
from old carpets. Thousands OF them In
use in the best homes. Phone 51s. Our
man will call and tell you all about Il.
Send for booklet. The Council BLUFFS Car
pet Cleaning and Rug Manufacturing COM
pany, "a North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Smoking Il q pleasure; not a habit We
have found that out. Our customers all
aay It is pleasure to smoke our cigars.
Now. II you want a real half hours pleas
urs come In and let Us sell you cigars after
this. We are located At % Pearl 81. our
new location. Mslonsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
Eiua Earn.

Two hundred-aere farm ive miles from
Missouri Valley. Good improvements and
orchard. Cheap at t7s per acre. Wallace
Benjamin, room /, First National bank
building. onioe telephone 9Os.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Don't let a few dollars influence you
when giving out your furnace contract
A good article at fair price IL cheaper
than a poor one at a low price. Wise
people buy Wise furnaces. Paddock q
HRndschy Hdw. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Don't forget that have fine spring and
summer suits from $40 to SIS. e. s. Hicks.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

II you don't read this you viii lose your
digestion. Read Il and then cali your
grocer and order a sack Of Big A -four.
the kind that pleAses.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

CENTRAL FLoUR-s11B Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat
Market
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
A good school is Western Iowa college.

CENTRAL FLoUR-a.A Every sack
warranted. Central Grocery anu Meat
Market.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

A good school is Western Iowa college.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
JOINT BOARDS HEARING PROTESTS
Hundred Landowners object to Beneht
Assessments.


The Board OF Supervisors rf Harrison
and Pottawattamie counties IRE in joint
session in this city TO consider protests
filed against the assessment for benefits by
reason OF the construction of the joint
drainage bitches. The joint meeting was
convened yesterday morning and owing to
the number Of protests to be heard It will
last to the end of the week
There are about 100 protests from land
owners affected IN Harrison county and
thirty in Pottawattamie county. AS the
protestants had up till noon yesterday to
file their objections, little was done at the
morning session. Miss E. NJ CoIburn,
stenographer to County Attorney Hess.
was engaged as ofioial stenographer and
is taking down all complaints made YER
bally so that a complete record may be
had in case OF litigation.
In attendance at the joint session are
Supervisors Brandes, Baker. Bulls, Setz
and Spencer OF PottAwattamie county;
Supervisors Hail. Murray and Hosbrook
of Harrison county; Auditor Cheyne and
County Attorney Hess Of Pottawattamie
and Auditor Atkins and County Attorney
Falcon Of Harrison county.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

A hot weather refreshment--Jello-o Ice
Cream Powder--prepared In vanilla, choo-
olate strawberry and several other fsvors.
Two packages, &c. makes the finest home
made ice cream going. Fancy pine apples,
sweet and juicy. We have lunch cheese
hard to beat John Olson. 7ss W. B'way.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

See the newss, things in back and side
combs at Hunters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
Marrinre Iieennaa.

Licenses TO wed have been issued to the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25
swine breeders Coming.

The Iowa Swine Breeders association viii
meet in this city June g. at which time
John c. Simpson. secretary Of the State
Department OF Agriculture will address The
association on THE Worlds Greatest Swine
show-the State Fair Addresses will be
delivered by prominent swine breeders Of
the state and the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Nearly every oficer of the Iowa National
guard is in Des Moines today attending tie
school OF instruction being held In commit
tee room No. OF the house. Regular army
officers from Fort Des Moines are giving
the instructions, which pertain principally
to the details OF the practice marches TO be
given this summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

For SALE rooms. Ave. d. west end,
city water, a nice little home for $500
For t2ooo. 10 rooms. modern except heat,
barn, on nth Ave.
For 5000. rooms, modern except heat,
on Glen Ave, lots, good barn. in good
repair, and rents for $500 year. Easy terms.
Alya Smith. Real Estate and Insurance,
Room 7. Everett block.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-25

Ten years ago Mrs. Henry Ward was in
formed OF the death Of her father. Barney
Williams. at the Soldiers home al Marshall
town and Of his burial there Yesterday
the body OF her father was brought 10 her
home. he having died At the Soldiers home
the day before. Through the mistake In the
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22

= MDDtatpdaa aiuinr ofennus bp
mdud paifolla ia bpfpdsId fnnnos'
ia, iopipa ruofolofii tai muutoin
perbeeuc oiunnpfii mppbddn MT
10000. 2dbempid tietoia ontoipot;
@ainD Gfquiit Sronnoobisio ia M.
SeppdId, Golumet, Or 354, Nfid).
Gmn teicGm ndfDnne fdp bel
fofIi ia iilmdnne olfapat bdmdrtds
mddn min on teibdn iiaoin paras
fdpoG ostomaSIa Iopipat iilmdlolit
6. so. 9eanilto.
MieStem pnfmia 9efplan l%ooien'
nusmppnnisid: 22.00 ia 5000 put
mut 1896; 1900 ia 1900 pifput
1885; 1900 pufput 9.S5.
u. ~. Neterion,
Notorp Bubble tdsId foupun9isla
tefee fouppafirioio, fiinnitpsfirioio
pmoiiuafiien pddue, ia moltafipioia
perimpfIid morten. Yolos ia benfi'
observation-disclosures luotettomimmille
pbtioiue. = q. 20. peterl on.
Siipmalaiieem tenfdfouppoon
on Iaopumat poroito foipontomieben
pitfd martiiio iefd polneen asst por'
ret, ropesIio. Sulfaa fotion,oon.
@alpmliittp.miesfDDrin iItomoi
pioetdan WaIo. Ieuron booIiaa Iun'
nuntoino t. T. Is p. Sbielmoo TAI
fenloiSta m. NJ. %ioittoa i%oittofuntc
&oifu nuoremmolta. Serpctlloa!
Naiffafmntamnte iuomalainen
Iddfdri u. 20. 2inbbobm pttaa mi
toietaiiefIi wastoon Ioiraita foto'
noan Nortb Morfet Il. NO 200. ppp'
tdmme, ettd fanioIoiiemme ottotpa'
ltdn,dn buomioonIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22

= Vpifain ia laSten polmibouius
ia, pufuio ia pddapstoffeia Yefos
Ion looienmismpDnnisi unrest oIens
netiiua binnpi0a.
= 900 paria miesten bienoia
noubofenfid erifoiiisio morastoisia
miibesid eri lotisla: 1.50, 100
2.25, 2.45, 2.95.
= SarpiteSSarne firies ia firioi-
tuspaperio, fDnid ia mustetta, mcns
fdd s. 90. 9eaniQe. SdnelG OH
mpptGipGnd niitG talporpito maiffa
mistd l%oiista. SdneItG Ioobaon mpDS
ostaa molofumosfpteloito foifentps
toiIiQe molofi,piqe.
- GnittinS jnpmia, fuumao fob-
mia, tupoffoa iefd mofeiSmoroita
iootomona Motti Siftolon mofeiSz
toupasia Y4olpsroittius Ieuran talon
oloferros ia.
81 pienintdfddn oifaa Ioiii mes
nettdd finn lopii ndpttdd touoin oil
reito; pifoisto aqua oliIi bonfittoiu0
ia Gbamberloinin p~Sfdlddfe on ai'
noa lddfe, iobon moi luottoo. &c
farfoittao touoin oifeouo oifoo nous
tittino. N%ipptdipdnd Oscar Noro'
linein opteefisio.
Smuri alemas ipetereiue, bou.
futile. pddIlpSpaiooi0e, olusmootteiI-
lie, lafeiIe, fdiinciue y. m. 9efoIon
muuttomppnnisid.
= 2ellpia ia felon oiio y. M. tel.
ION fuuIutpia ei'neita 6. Wl. Bean.
oa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22
Sromtpoooista ia iem INIT
pdrist1ltG.
: @mfi 5nmmnmtaina 25 p. Selmif,

= Gmfi iammmmtaina 25 p. Selmif.
Walo H. ieuran b%uoneela on:
g. 8. g. pbbistptien toimeenpas
nema iaanmietto ipfa alfao tdsmdl-
leen FLO 8. Sbielmaan on lupantls
nut pIoa pttamaan ieuraanat:
1 pianon Ioittoa, Neiti 90. Suiffu
2 gtmauspube ipfu pbb. idienistd
3 9lu9ust Iuenin %orfesteri.
4 Yube, past. q. @uornps.
5 Wtanbolinin ia pianon pbteis-
Ioittoa, s.. Dlittcbea ia IS. Gill
berg
6 Pube, Nestori 2oppori
z Yianpn ioittoa, Sonnp Yap &
2iui MnberI on.
Mineelinen puoIi obielmasIa on
eldnid ia eli eldnid fabnifnftio,
onfimista pnnd muuta. 2opufii ana'
taan Suomiopiston Iddst6laatifot.
&eboitetaan faiffia, ioillo OH fps
|IpmDffesid olenia Ioatifpiia Dstd'
mGuiiesti Iaapumaan ia taomaan
Iaaiitfonia. Stdanpddip mapaa.
aaiffi termetiueita.
gstdmppbead 9. .. 6. 0boistps
= Gmii immnnmtaina, 25 p. belmi'
on SuomisS piston &annatis'
pboistnfIeud armofas i%aanfpietto
r. Ieuran buoneeQa. Sot
Ipomme, ettd fanIalaiiet lufrtiiasti
apustaiIimat tdtd tilaiIuutta.
= 3amialaiiemmc 80. Wirffula
Ioimpi iaananIo piime milton tiiss
Ioi.iltana b~ewosfpDtid WofeIieloiin
erddn muunfieliIen fapaffomieben
mitto Ie Ell onnistunnt, FUN
lunto tuosIa 8 tienoiaa /. =. tuQa
ettei oiuri eifd beippinenfaan
tai ndbnpt ia iiten motfus'
toiomme ioutuimat miben fonlun to-
fana olemaIe fotufaara I%iIale, jos
ia bepolen iaIot luisfabti Iiltopuitten
mdliin eitd Ie Iiitd omin moiminIa
paasIpt plDs... &anialoiiemme iuofii
aqua bafemaan idttden oiurin be-
moIen Iup, mutto eipd ie find malt
tanut ouosidtti bempien refineen tiels
le ia tue musta umimDrfD oioi be-
mpiien fuoliaafii.
SaarnamieS Soaffo iSirmi,
Gaistonin foupun9ista, Wont. iaas
pui piime Iaumantoina &. ieuras
funnon poppilaan ia ioornaii miime
Iunnuntaina g. Ieurafunnan firfosfa.
Sdn tulee opuloiiefIi past. g. Wuo'
relic.
= Gupmalaifta ruofatamarair
fauppiaita fuuluu olepan mtitotir
tdud pdifaIla f,tin Sobn s. Seai &
So. poon libas ia ruofutamorair
fouppioito ei ole muita fuin eoeni
moinittu, ioten bdneltd Iaaooan Ii
baa ia faifenlaisto ruofotolparot
mitd eldmiIen ebtoibin fuuluu. 81
tdpaitii on bdn oinoo juomaIoinei
ruofotonorain fouppioS tdsid fori
pun9isia, iofa ndfee bpmdfii ilmoii
too paitfofunnon IuomoloiIesia leb
oesId, ia ienfin puofii .%fannotta'
foaioloisten bdneltd ostao ia,pnron
ia.
= 8anTam Spistpm bpmdfIi tito
ma pibetddn WoIoi euron baoliu,
bubtif. % p.
WleicGn bolpo mppnii alfo'
Iaumantaina Selmif. IL pnd ia fes
tdd pbben piifon, ioIloin mppbddl
miIapuoriiet fdIineet ia ldmpimG
pddapsfensdt fiddnostobinnauo
fDpttdfdd bppdfIenne tdtd tiIaiIuutt,
i SuomaIoinen fenfdfauppo, gDdl,
.. q. taIosia uro fabuIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22
!. Miestem paaIlbstaffeia

foIon Iooiennusmppnnisid. $21 miess
ten paanpstofit 1900; 1000 tafit
1886; 1900 totit 11.45; 1900 ia
1900 tafit 9.85; 14.0O ia 1850 ta-
tit $40 1000 ia 1900 tottt sos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22
&momaut,ls iuumalaiielle blei.

fDlle! Sos teiad on baIu rifastua,
MT on tilai iirls ostamala piotfeita
Wtuston &arbun faimantpon, iofa
tnIee olemaan pfii riffaimpia fulta4
faimannoita %ldnnesid. glinoastaan
tarpitaon pienempi Inmma rabaa
ioten moibaan r~afentaa Tampa,
mpap ia faapeli raitiotie oorin fulies
hasta marten. Iiiamiebeltd moitte
tarfemmin iaaba t~ietoia, iofa npfp.
ddn on 9esi emerisid ia thIee fuIfes
moan piaffoin Sronmpobisia Iefd
pmppristDud. Oioffeiben binio on
ainoostaan pfIi boDari pIate.
Oscar WdntDld,
aIiamies.
Smmalanpaliuelmfiia emf FUN
tantaina puoli 10 aam. 9esiemeris-
I'd ia puoli 3 /. p. ebt. fansI ia Sron
9eltisid.
Sartausieuroia t.. t.. 26 p. @ofe
fielbisia Soban @uoriTen talosIa \
8 III. 81 p. Gast Norrien pddud
|Sdeeh-M -tolpsia puoIi s i'll.
ia % p. 6. Norrien pddud Sale
Hantamden talosia puoli 8 italia.
Smntalanpaltuelus eft. fansia
tuorstaina maoIisf. 1 p. WinesmiIs
lie sid Siotfi GlIonin talosi "a flo Z /.
pdi,p dud.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naisten
ON peIuIeuran fofous tuorstaina
1 y. Wtrs Sulinin luona
10 rrien pddud.
GpmntDn robastonbpitajon mois
o mrs. Sobn Suxmore (huorems
j fupli miime torstaisaonruno Flo
3 fotonaon 9esiemerieId ia bauoots
Tin niime iunnuntaina Sronmooein
boutousmaoban. Sdn oil iidltddn
80 muotta idttden 3 lasta / poion
ia 2 tpttDd. 9esIemerin boSpitoas
lisia tebtiin moifea leiffaus mrs.
Guxmoorelle t. ~. olusI ia, mltto Iilti
fuolema moitti.
SSItama standardization bpfpdfs
Il pibetddn 1:pnd Snbtif. 1906 =
pppoetddn mdlttdmddn pbteentDrs
mdpstG.
8anialaiiemne u. s. Sappi
anaa Suomalailen firiafaupon BIG
SuIIoIt #. Suonetta forloa ia Ioit'
toa funtoon faifeua fiireeud itie 81
:. Soppi ia muutoman pdi,pdn FIT
llttua on taoien pfTi Iuomaloinen
life Iiidnd entiiiue iuomaIoiiiue liif
feiUe faupun9isiomme.
MDbtdiudmd 9ousii bnoneta
luine en- mppbddn balnoua 514
| Gast. Norrie 2pc. Sronmoob. Wticb
Matti MGfi.
= War Npmanin mootefauposIt
on Iuuri binnan alenmus. % pro
Ienttia pois foifistd pddupStofeista
pitfiStG ia lnbniStG, muStiSta ia foi
FEN mdriiistd.
33 ia y pro enttio pois foifistt
poifoSten pumuista ia lpbtdIistd ia
FIESTA.
so proienttio pois pboeetd oIostt
mieSten pufineisto.
OtuiStofaa, eta tdma mppnti oil
nGin baliooua ainpastaan tommi
f,tun oion.
Wlar Honion.
- Nippifpnlr aIfoo maoliSfuul
26 y. flo 10 aamulla Sronmoobil
2anionisI eurofunnon firfosIa. Hi
pile Iasfeminen tapobtuu pddiidis
mdnd.
MieStcn iltamat iImoitetoo1
pibettdmaffi 2aniolisieurofunna,
bpipafIi gDaIo'iemran baaliua muo
LIST. 70 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-22
Maamatuita.. euth. airffppps.

"'""""f ~"fD' 0'ttipPDD'
iidoito, Observation-Disclosures ia uieito
mnitnfin usfonnoniIia %firioia on MT
inuri iaapumit past. ~. DuoreIIc,
&iirubtafoa ostomoan ennen fuin
pputpnt.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

tiers and consequently am forced
to ask your indulgence again for
a little space. Katie corn is the
sub ect and fer the benefit OF all
will tell what | know aud not
intrude much on your space.
am glad however there is so
much interest being manifested
on new lines by the farmers Of
our state. 1t shows an awaken.
ing that must result in great
good not far in the future. Cot.
ton is king. but be has a very
poor dynasty aud until we can
break his sole reign we can not
hope for improvement-but par
don me, | am no lecturer.
kafir corr is a tropical plant
and ranks first in the sorghum
family in utility to the farmer.
The seed makes 4 nutritious
bread on which a whole nation
subsis,s in South Africa, and
the blades aud stalks fill the OK
and goat that make their meat.
Imported into Spain and from
there here a. a gift of benign
Providence to tighten the bur-
dens Of the Southern farmer, it
will grow aud produce this far
from its native soil in overflow.
ing abundance.
1t should be planted 10 a dry
location. e., land we'll drained.
as too much moisture cause 70,
10 both seed and stalk. The
ground should be plowed deep
AS deep as possible. Ii is
among the deepest feeders.
Then narrowed smooth. planted
on a level 10 drills J feet apart.
and sowed not quite so thick as
you would turnips. Fcrtilizing
should be done around the plant
and cultivated in. Cultivation
should be enough 10 keep down
crusts and grass, ia fact its Gull
tivation should be done princi-
pally in preparing the land. I,
should not be planted earlier
than the full opening OF spring,
when the ground is warm.
When you want grain you will
have to grow it for grain. which
takes longer. When you wan,
forage you can com mence to cut
when two and a half or three
feet high. This is when il is
relishcd by stock, hogs more cs-
pecially. There need be n o fear
of killing by cutting. Frost is
it's only deadly enemy.
49,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01
kaffr Corn and Hogs.

J. A. Boils. Port Gibson. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

more hardy but the difference is
very small between red and
white. OF the two extremes Of
wet and dry, the drought is less
damaging. When the ground is
stirred it will grow vigorously
during the longest droughts,
and yield more abundantly Of
seed. l would like to impress
al opinion here. A stimulated
growth produces saccharine mat
ter. and does not produce seed
abundantly. while a stunted
growth produces propertionate.
ly more grain. Fertilizlng
should be according to individu-
al ideas. would not advise the
use OF any fertilizer that is 40,
organic because il is a humbug.
There is nothing better than
good old COW %'nure". Clay
lands, | think, are best for il
when Astounding 10 humus.
Now, brother farmers, have
answered about all your ques-
tons; aud a. you all seem TO be
hog raiscrs. | want to form a
little organization OF my own. |
want the name OF every farmer
who will pledge himself to try to
raise FIVE meat hogs TO weigh
200 pounds each for his own
family eating during 1907 and
every year thereafter. | want
TO put his name in my little
book, a. correspondent. /,
wilt be an organization without a
president, but with an enroll
ment OF quite a little army to
fight the meat bears aud trusts,
il you will Join me. Indeed If
we bad an ~ettcctual organization
OF this kind, the bears and bulls
and trusts would all 90 dead and
hog meat would taste much bet
ter. Its name shall be South.
crn Hog jolc Company. Initia-
ton shall be two cents which
you a spend for postage ia
sending me your namc. Come
on. all ye little farmers especial.
ly. No joke. | would like 10
have your name. The future 70
develop Is.
Editorial note: Mr.. Bolis is
on the right road 10 advocating
the $ OF manure, instead OF
commercial fertilizer. But to
argue that no commercial fcrtili.
ger should be used is going too
for. a plant in need OF nitrogen,
for instance, will be glad TO get
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-31
PROMINENT F|NANC|ERS
VISITING NORTH YAKIMA
OFFICIALS OF TELEPHONE COMPANY HERE
On Tour of Inspection of All Larger Cities
and Towns of the Pacific Coast
Territory.
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lights the office which remains lighted until the
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