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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-19

DR.. F. ]. Shadd and his daughter Har-
riette will SAIL for Europe on Saturday.
They expect TO visit England France, Ger
many. Switzerland and Italy. DR.. Shadd
will also spend some tlme-in Vienna visit
ing hospitals.
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DIED.

ANDERSON. Departed this life June 49, 1905 at
$40 an, at her residence, 620 9Th street
southwest. ROSE L. ANDERSON, beloved wife
OF c. L. Anderson.
FL neral private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-19

DR.. and Mrs. Adolph Eichorn entertained
a number of friends at dinner Sunday even
ing Among their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sigmund Dirnfeld. Mr.. Marcus Braun
of New York and Mr.. Ned Stein.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

We are selling tickets for these dinners to be pre-
Sented to either Of the two days preceding Thankgy
ing. Secure YOURS tomorrow Turkey will be furnished
alive if called for November %.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
PLUM GROWING.
Companion 90 tno Ju.ancso an.
Eur0ppuu yuri,tfr.

C"mDHriSoU 90 tno Ju. .,hncso nnd
European Varieties
There is II Tong list Of lupqucsc vnrl-
ctics of the plum, the crcnm Of them on
our grounds being Abundance. Bur
bonk, Red juno nnl Chnbot The Cha.
bot Is variety that Inns been named
nnd renamed. We have lu our trial or
chnrds about ten v0rctlcs. all OF which
when fruitcd are Chnhot
The Jupnn plum. Ike tbc peach. sue.
coeds on certain soils and ln certain
localities aud lu nuoth,r location is n
fnllurc. lu 'h" cAstcru states the trees
are no lou. lrol tmu ihc peach
ana need u.,.t tLc same Kind of soil
and culture ms the peach Rot and
scale are the dreaded enemies Of both
peach and plum. THO Amcricnn ynrie.
ties, ms far us iuv observation goes.
are immune fron ...ir .at on Euro.
pcan ana JDpaucsr cs 10 flour.
ishcs Lime suipiHg unI Hut Is the
best insccticldc for The plum. as IL Is
for the peach
ana Of the opinion iIul wc WIN vet
have 10 drop thc lop anI grow Tie
European 1ho got unl scale. especial.
ly thc rIt. arc ub,u' lGc ouly Difficult.
tics in tive way og profitable plum
growing The curcUiIo $50 longer inter
fcrcs 10 amy extent
Tho European ls more desirable na Il
dessert fruit "ui MISC FOR preserving.
Tie Gago frulIuc Lombard and
NlHS'i" have t.H" N"., Yu on .rOunda,
nul when w" 800 HIJ .yr that will
-
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kNGWOO PRESTON COUNTY WEST SEPTEMBER 1905
-Fg8SSSySSSssS%-
.FRUl'TsSSFESWERl
= SASo?SSeSSSSSe!ss$A
BUSH FRUIT.
propagation ot pRspbcrrte. aud
ulaCiShcrrics

Preparation ot pRspbcrrte- aud
nIacsbcrrics.
Rod rOsphcrrlcs are usually propa.
gated 10y transpMntiug tho numerous
suckers which come up freely around
the original hills BLACK raspberrics
are Increased 10y roofing the tips of
the nearly mature canes iu late Au.
gust or curly September. Tho ends OF
the canes are covered lightly with
earth, Uud 10y late fan n large mnss OF
hlruuH roots will he formed with n
we'll developed crown Varieties OF
purple rnSpbcrrics are hybrids. pro.
ducI 10y crossing rcd and black rnsp.
berries, and some OF them may bc prop.
ngUtcd either 10y using suckers or hy
roofing the tips OF the canes.
Biackbcrrlcs do not sucker ns freely
as tho red psphorrlcs These suckcrs
have but few nbrous roots aud as n
rule do not mike such good plants IA
those started from cuttings OF the
blackberry roots. The roots may bo
dug In the rnll. cut into two or three
inch lcnEthH. stratlGci over wintor aud
sown In nursery rows Ia the sprlng. and
most excellent plants are usually ob.
tanned after one seasons growth
only strong healthy plants should be
selected, Nnd II ls otton an advantage
20 choose these from younger plnntn.
ton rather than from nm old bed. the
plants of which mny have dcterloratcd
TN Nlgor nnd may bo infested with varI.
ous insects uud discusses. o NJ Tnylor
Geneva, n. y
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RATS, MICE AND RABBITS.

If anyone, especially in the rural
districts, notices an epidemic among
rats, mice, rabbits, or other small
animals of like sort, they will con
fer great favor on the Government
by reporting the fact Immediately to
the Department of Agriculture. 1t
is not often that the Government
starts out to propagate new dis
ease, but it has come to the con-
cluslon that is the only way in which
rats and rabbits can be exterminated.
The Department has accordingly
prepared circular Letter ask
ing farmers and others to send in
any specimens Of the above small
animals suffering from what appears
20 be an infectious disease. The
scheme is to isolate the germ of
the disease and then cultivate it in
the Government laboratory sub
scquenuy sending it out in seal
ed tubes to spread havoc among
rats and rabbits where ever they
have assumed the proportions Of
pest 1t may not be generally ur5
dersioJd by city dwellers, but rats
and rabbits do millions Of dollars
worth Of damage annually in this
country In some parts of the
west especially IL is impossible To-
repiant the forest res serves because
rats, field mic, and rabbits eat up
the seed and nursery stock faster
than it can be planted The same
is true iu great many orchards
and on many farms, especially in
California No part Of the country
is immune. and IN 1904 rats and
mice destroyed over one huntrc
thousand dollars worth ~ nursery
stock in the vicinity OF Rochester.
/ n Y alone. The Government b s
been experimenting with various
! Tal and rabbit diseases for a number
Of years past, but j, has not yet hit
upon exactly the right things Com
scquenuy the appeal has been made
to all farmers and others 10 help the
Department OF Agriculture by capt.
uring and sending ia sick aud dying
rats and rabbits in hopes that some
acutely contagious disease may be
found and cultivated.
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WITH THE wERs

Tie rose bus has brcI grcutly com
planned Of the present Heuson. There
seems to De no very effective and
ready remedy \ womnn gardener
says Pour about pint Of boiling
water or as much cold water with a
littlc kcrosouc added 20 it. IN a tin
bnsin. Shake tIc bugs from the roses
into the water
II nice plants Of petunia are De.
sired 10 be taken up in October for
the window garden cut back Hrag
glIn< branches. thus insuring compact
shape
Sow unilnx seed for next years
plunts. Start up Old roots thnt have
been Ht rest
Sow seed Of ten weeks stock for
winter bloom. TO provide for sue
ccssiOn SOW every tiX weeks
Tuberose plants in bud at thc end OF
the month. !f carefully lifted viii come
handy for blooming boo tie house later
on
Ncrbcuas. 20 continue lu good bloom.
need special attention ut this time.
Cut back the struggling branches. IN
not the ends ~ an branches. and strew
some good nowor fertilizer around
them
CalIu plants intended for carly now.
cring should ho started into vigorous
growth by giving rich soil and plenty
Of water.
The scarlet RcrnnIum has come ~
the front again ue ID bedding plaut
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METHOD or POI'riNu pLANr.

tho ground under the young plants and
hN The plant I'm position 10y placing on
th' runner II small stone or covering
II with dirt 20 prevent 4. placement
by the wind II will take about three
weeks for the roots to MI the pot. dur.
Ing which time tho plant should stand
pat" Cut the runner and leave the
pot undisturbod for fcw duys TO al
low the plant TO become well estnb-
lished as an independent institution. II
the weather ls dry during this time tho
application of water VIII hc required
directly into the pot
When the plants hnvc become we'll
rooted they viii bo In the best condl-
ton for planting out In their new
quarters. Not ono should fail To grow.
while rows of plants dug from the bed
VIII show many annoying blanks. II,
however, plants nrc allowed 10 remain
too long In the pots they become al.
most worthless owing TO lack of room
for their roots To develop aud expand.
They nro crumpcd aud dwnrfcd and
seldom. " ever, recover
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CoMMEncfAn KIrpprn pnAna.

times. This IL largely due TO in3udi.
cious marketing since KleRers are
good keeping pears and therefore
ndapted 10 storage purposes.
The bulk Of Kieffers grown In east.
ern orchards are sold direct to can
ners So many have been planted In
Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and
other central and eastern statos that
the price has been very low for tha
past few years A considerable mum.
Der Of young orchards are being plant
ed In the south particularly in tho
CGrOlinaa
While the <ielfer IL n tremendous
bcaror, It's quality does not commend
II to popular favor 20 the fruit eatinR
public. II is primarily II canning pear
ana when properly processed ls very
hard to beat for this purpose It In
frequently canned and sold as a Bart.
lett.-Amcrican Agricultural
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averaged las; your forty u!uc flowers
10 the plant. cf which rhc r.,.,rr per
cent were on Etc'as t,goIty q thirty
six Inches ~ length and o. great many
wclc even Ju... tlun tai from a
bntch currl"a Hycr enc y""r Its habit
is very rolrsi nni Il has uc,rr known
disease Of any El3. NOT c,cn being
Infected with miGcw.
II does best with n n..li tcmpcrn-
ture OF 81 {, 56 dr.rc.a. when the
blooms get their best color II is not
a heavy crDplcE bGt moro OF u con.
iinuous bipumc. tby nlc5t blooms be.
iHg cut iH Dccca1c. aud Juuunry. II
has CIe very R,Jl habt of breaking
freely from the bottom at all seasons
aud producing stems rivnliug Amer
lean Beauty roses In strength
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a revolution into the center of the
island. The Cruiser Denver is now
on her way 10 Havana. The gun
boat Marietta, which has been doing
patrol duty in Dominica waters,
has been ordered TO Cienfuegos.
and the CruSier Des Moines, is at
Key West ready TO sail for any
Cuban port TO which she is ordered.
The Columbia. which took part in
the famous fight with Cevera, is
back at her old stamping ground
Guantanamo Bay, and there are
enough marines on these several
vessels to crush any insurrection
that is likely to occur. The United
States is not likely to have to inter
vene in Cuba, but if she does have
to, she is throughly prepared.
People all over the country may
look out for trouble, even if only
temporary trouble, about the Ist of
October. The new meat inspection
law will go into effect on that date,
and the chances are that a great
many of the packing houses will
not be ready for inspection and
that temporary there will be some
shortage of meat and interference
with regular interstate trade.
If all OF the packers in the country
had gotten busy when the Meat
Inspection Law was first passed,
they could have had their plants in
sanitary shape and all ready for the
new inspection law; but good
many Of them did not think that the
Agriculture Department intended 20
enforce the law and they loafed
along on the theory that October Isl,
the time limit would be extended
and they would be allowed to ship
meat in interstate commerce, Just as
before. Secretary Wilson says that
as matter of fact, not one out OF
ten of the packing houses has APP
Piled for inspection and there is
general air of indifference among
them. The railroads, however,
are fully alive to the menace OF The
situation and have had several con-
ferences with the Secretary TO know
just how far they will be held liable
for carrying out their part of the
law. They have al! been told naily
that nothing but inspected meat
bearing the government stamp can
be carried over a state line after
October Ist, and lot of packers
are liable to find themselves in
very serious trouble on that date.
Plans are being made for great
extension of the signal corps work
in the Army. The War Departmcn
has designated Fort Omaha, Ne
braska, as the most important school
for enlisted men among the various
Army posts, and it will soon be
raised to four company post at
which officers, as we'll as enlisted
men will be schooled in all the
latest Appliances for sign allng
including wireless telegraphy, field
telegraphs and telephones, and
balloon photography.
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a LeRnY GcrnnInm.

There + no need Of thrOwing AWAY u
leggy gcrnnlum Keep il growing at n
good rate, ana ns soon ass It's older
stems get long II viii usually start
new ones close down 20 the -oil Then
watch FOR n time when the long stem
is ont Of flower and cut Il Off close
down 10 the flower aud the objection
i5 gone Lycn the longest legged Of
these plants have their uses. II in
good viRor stiil they are fine for plant
iDg in the spring among other plants
in thc garden that are somewhat tall,
whore they VIII remain in full blossom
nll summer, never betrnying their ex-
trcmc nge John Chnmbcrlln in
Country Gentleman
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The Grsat Vine OF California.

SiSty.four years ngo n spanish wo-
man named Joaquin Lupodi Aynla
planted a small twlg OF the mission
grape In Carpeutorl0 valley. near San
ta Barbara, cal. She watched and
teudod II with Jealous care through It's
early growth and IN later ycura kept IL
neatly trcllsed HnJ trimmed Some
twenty years ugo the vine wns pur-
chased with "a plot of ground by jacob
Wilson. who has since denied II fur
thor compass by lGcopinR II constantly
pruncd At the ground the giant trunk
measures nine feet nine inches I'm the
circumference i've feet above the
ground ii has girth of seven feet
eleven Inches. At II height Of six feet
the TRUNK branches into five divisions.
which rndiutc IN different directions.
These five branches have combined
circumference Of fourteen feet eleven
inChuH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

Ninleen more young soldiers from
the Philippines we're admitted to
the St. Elizabeth government hos
pItal for the insane on August goth.
This continual dram is high price
to pay for governing and taxing
people without representation and
what must the conditions be that
bring such sad results.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

In these days Of rush and hurry courtesy
Is often forgotten in the mad pcU nell
rush Of orr nfc little things are done 10
offend that wc rather remained undone.
a hastily eaten meal and ts resultant head.
ache may cause us social or financial loss.
The wise man or woman is the ono who
relieves little i'ls Of this sort bya dose of
Kodo, for Dyspepsia. IL digcsn what you
eat and puts your stomach back into shape.
Sold ry SuickIers Drug store ans WIN.
50 Dent Of Ncwburg.
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NUMBER At
EVENING BLooMERs.
All beautiful ana Most of Them he.
hCtouHly Fragrant.

Ala beautiful and Most of Them De-
hctously Fragrant.
Nature not only l0vlshly bostows her
choice gifts In the way OF flowers To-
the brightest hours OF sunshine, but
provides a share for tho evening
bloomcrs. Brugmansla suayeolens,
with all It's mnmes aud lts immense
trumpet shaped flowers deliciously
perfumed, Is worthy II place I'm every
greenhouse. IL soon forms shapely
tree and hangs out its white or pink
trumpcts of corded silk, moro beauti-
ful in the evening than at other times.
tunkh subcordata, known as tho
plantnin llly unfurls it's wnxcn whito
blossoms, the very embodiment OF pu-
rity. frugruncc ana beauty. Perhaps
there are two or three dozen buds on
II stem. two or three opening every
evening and closing mt break OF day
until all hnve acted their part.
Tho evening primrose. ocnothcra.
that opens with n ghost OF sound
while You stand boholding II, like tho
buttercup, has absorbed the golden
sunbeamS. A hugo plant OF grnndifiora
bears withorlng up look In tho day
time but at eventldc change over
takes II, aud 1t becomes mass OF rich
lemon yellow flowers.
Nicotiunn atunls has tubular, stap
shipped flowers, eXquisltcly fragrant.
This plant when carrying its spikes
uloft looks very siclSly during tho day.
but directly evcntide arrives Il bright.
ems UP and prcsents starry mass OF
whiteness with exquisite sweetness.
Other evening scented Ilowers are os
much more modest dimensions and
colorings. Take the night scented
stock. little simple thing with n
most delicious perfume. The popular
mlgnonette too, never smells swecteg
than during an early summer evening,
when the atmosphere ia charged with
the rising dew. Tho hand OF nntura
alone can fashion such favors.-Dons
ull Macdonald
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

Tie sunnowor. 81 need hardly bo
said, is the state flower Of Kansas.
Other states thnt have legally adopted
flowers as cmblcmatlc Of their growth
or aspirations arc Louisiana. which
has chosen thc magnolia, Texas. the
blue bonnet, Arkansas the apple bios.
som, California the poppy and Ohio.
the scarlet caruutiDu which is now the
official flower Of the Buckeye state.
replacing the goideurod formerly tho
fayoritc flower in Ohio ns 10 r. OF
Missouri
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>.es2 ~ sys. ysEHO
.1U 1 ~ .YgpS
y r. 81 .CX EN9
x StY>V' E ~ .E{S7|NA
THE HOLLYHoCK.

superb Ia Eorm Rnd color - lu.t
Trouble Diminished.
\ superb example of the double
Towering hollyhock from which soc.
ton is hcrc reproduced. ls giron by
Rural Ncw Yorker which snys That
how"rs ns perfect may ho crown 10y
any one willing Co cNpcul 10 to 10
cr";' Cor a packet of good ,cv,is and 10
care for thr plants reasonably when
gcrmn8trd
'lp.yA'cW are pcrvmml and fairly
hardy, but the auvst hloows arc borne
ON young plants, $50 it iS tattcr to Stnrt
II new lot zach scUscu Ihc, thrive
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APPLE nnArr nrrna rnralHn.

also are likely TO make brunchy or
irregulnr growth, Hud this can be pro
vented TO II very large extent by suit
able pruning or piuchinR, says Country
Gentleman. In which the accompany
Ing Illustration shows a graft after
two years growing which now re.
quires considerable pruning to bring IL
into proper condition
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oU,Cs%kssg9g3S Csks
&52sSNoNfRS
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
fotunE Them I'or rlauttnu QUE Il
August and Sgpt,u,hc.

f"tunE Them I'or rtauttng ous In
August and Scrtcmbcr.
The amateur Is oftCn anxious for "A
strawberry hed In hy9rlng az once ana
'Hrco very httc ahnut tho expense.
This demand from those who arc In "A
hurry has led 60 the practice OF roofing
plants Ia autumn Ia small nowcrpots.
Inc method adopted. us explained by
nm exchange, is AZ soon az the old
pinn's throw out runners. I'm July or
August, TO MI two inch pots with rich
so.l or hnc compost The bcttcr the
material the sooner the plants will nh
tho pots With roota Sink the pot I'm
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should lie sky Blue.

When bordeaux mixture is properly
prepared II is Of brilliant sky bIsa
color lf the lime he air slakod or 9th.
erwisc Inferior In quality resulting I'm
n bad mixture the preparation will
have grecnIsh cast and II this in very
pronounced the mixture will lnjure the
foliage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

No one would b.. % saI.soat With sails tbat
could mot De rccicd There DO always that
possibility of little too much wind that
makes cautious man afraid 90 20 unprogiJ
cd lhc thinking man. whose stomach
sometimes goes back ON him provides for
.'s stomach oy keeping a bottle of Kodoi
for Dyspepsia withinrcach Kodo. dIrrgtS
what you eat and restores The stomach to
the condition 90 properly perform us unct
ions
Sold by Surlcklcrs DuR Store and WIN.
~ Dent Of Newhure
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NEW PINK ROSE.

In Glass 10y itScIf-Lnrgc, I'roc ana
ConNuu"us ninpmcr.
The fine new pink rose Kate MouIton
IL said 90 be n sccdlng from NImo. Tcs-
tout ana La France crossed with Belle
Siehrecht Gardening illue,ruuny this
newcomer, declares ,hnt Kate Moulton
Is In n class ny Itself IN nl2e Of bloom.
ns well ~ "a f..c bloomor. II having
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wORKt~G OVERTIME

s.t l3ar laws arc ga9rrd D.. those
..es uc markers DR. Kings New
Tile pills. Millions ra always a. work
nsh,1ni DAY curing Indigestion Bilious
ness Constipation Sick Headache and aU
stomach lai liver trouble I.sy pleasant
sff. sure. Only 5s cts
Sold b5 Ihc Cooke Srpo.y Go. Of rroy,s.
Vile A Iorbart of K.rero9f and
irons Supply Co. ofIrora
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Increnalnr thc nnsc-.

If one VIII take the young sof, wood
Of his outdoor i1res nnd make suitable
cutnH+ they cnh be rooted IN frames
during August worry ulrci. 50 least
very mrss .or'cu, go VII root II care
ful attention is s.vcu TO rir watering.
shading. etc. Gardening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20
Cure OF Grn,ts

Crafts which were set last spring
should receive immcdInte attention.
There arc llho!y to be- sucacr5 starting
from the old branches below the sciOns.
aud these should be removed. or they
will rob the new growth The sclons
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kIEFFER PEARS.

Calming Favor In the West-Popuiaz
renr For Canning.
This exhibit OF Kiefer pears was
grown In Shawnee county, Kan, and
represents hrst class selected market
stock. This variety is gaining much
favor throughout tho west. although
the planting Of extensive orchards
throughout the middle states has re-
suited in the glutting OF the market az
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a NeaIectcd Orchard.

An old, neglected orChnrd can be
greatly benefited by removing all the
suckers from the main limbs. trunks
ana around the roots Of tho trees and
cutting away oil the dead wood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

Aside from spraying apple trees. you
rhould pay attention to the borcrs.
Fiat headed and round headed borcrs
burrOw into thc base Of the tree.
Watch for these and cut them out
whenever their castings appear Keep
the wlndfalls picked Up and destroyed
or fed ont
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

lu ih" northeastern p1u of the
United State. blue rH rcdtop Rhode
lsinnd bent grne and white clover are
the chief constituents of lawn mix
lures lu the latitude OF Washing.
ton blue gr1se uul white clover.
Rhode Island bent er md bermuda
grass are 0ll moro or Jess Important
lawn grasses
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STRAY PETALS

strike geronlum cuttings fos ne1s
seasons stock
Lobolia plants are easily grown
from the seed now rpenIng II sown
promptly
Start plants Of ozalis into growth foa
use In the window Iator
Keep the Seeding pansies In tbristx
growth
Clumy9 OF lilies Of the valley. p0o,
niles, phloX and other perennials are
divided and reset as soon as they have
finished growth for the season.
LIT from the border and repot roses
That arc wanted FOR winter towering.
N.oiets for winter and spring bloom
Ing should now bc set in frames.
Ncrbeno plants 20 be kept over are
bost started from tender shoots I'm tho
lottnr pnrt of September.
watering with Uquld manure " a
hne thing to bring out the most bril-
liant bloom Of the trtomas.
Keep primrose cool ond slightly wa
tered. little shade until the middlO
OF October viii not hurt the double
white oncs
ON l otter September rst 1900, the
Morganoa0 kiogvood Railroad Company
will discontinue receiving Chestnut Ties;
They will however. continue to lake an
White OAK and Rock OAK Ties under the
same conditions and PRICES v heretofore,
unu. iuflher notice They nov have on
AZ uresrrf
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