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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

- las rpcpndI, ttarrte 1nrpeteenD
auf bds Papier unb ret1ie es bann
feiner Sruu. Wie gut tannte tie ben
Snbult! @ber Tie las @ort fir @ort:
rGuer Wobl9eboren! Gin ungenonnt
iein tpoaenber &unitliebbaber fpiini9t
BON Sbnen elm Bib i'm preiIe bon
5fpeibunbert Mart fir bic bemnG6it
ft~attftnbenbe 2ptterie gum 8eiten Der
StaDtarmen gu ertperben. Wtr bitten
Sic, uns elm Bib gu biefem 3ped
CUR gerfiisung gu itelen" -
yfun elm fleiner Sreubenf9rei syrait
&laras, Der gang natiirliG flang, fe
nmi9lang ibren Monn unb begliidz
niini4te i'm gu bieiem @rfolge.
Seine 8ruit FOB ii9 gu einem tiez
fen Seuf5er, unb es f9immerte feu9t
in ieinen @ugerr. r9lIip bod nod, ppr
S9oridluB, elm 2t9titra6l! gnbli9
cine @nerfennuns na8 ben langen,
ldnden cSdhren!"
unb plOblt9 FOB er bic i9mG9tige
5rdr auf feline Irnne unb brebte ii6
ME elm &reiiel berum. Seine Mu9er
leu3teten por SreuOe, pie er Die ii9
@trGubenbe ipieber auf ben 8oben
feBte.
Fiber nun ma9' mai f9neG bas
Patet auf, tleines @ei6erl," faste er
la9enb, briidte ibr bas 9Gd6en in
Die Sanb unb tanb ungebulbis baz
bel, pie lie bic Siiae lOite. @s fam
elm Bud in pra9tbanb gum @prz
f4ein, auf benz nit @plbidrift ses
brudt mar: Sin 9srbftitraub. @us=
geipdbIx @ebi6te BON &lara Sasen."
Gin S3lu9Sen erf6iitterte Die al
tsrnoe Sruu. sic itri9 56rtli9 iibsr
bas Bud, pie man elm geliebtes &inb
trei9elt, unb briidte es an ibre
8ruit.
nnb bann fanfsn ii9 bic beiben
Nlten in bic Irme. Sin titles Slid
itra6lte aus ibren 4ugen, 10 flar unb
rubig tpie Elm 9erbittag, an benz man
bic leBten Srii6te bes Spmmers elm
iammelt. 4u6 ibr CONNER bate
Srii3te ge5eitigt. nun mp9te Der
Winter fommen.
unb i'm StiQen freute ii9 iebes
iiber ben frommen 8etrug, Der ben
anberen sliidli4 sema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
Ods StGbt6en Gbdtbdm

Ods StdDt9en PAIN nj,
81. S., 9lei9t segenpGrtig einem
Waufa6rtsort fir Nutomobilliten,
pel6e aus alien Sbeilen bes Staates
bort aufammentreffen, I'm ben quer
bur6 bic 9auptftrube ge5pgenen err
b0bten n~ebergang gu beii4tigen, bur4
pel6en @utomobilfabrer ge5pnn9en
perben ipuen, in nur mdbi9em
Sempp gu fabren. Sie Sreebolber
BON Mprris Gountb batten etne unz
terTu9ung iiber Die @neelegenbeit
eineeleitet, bod bas Sppn Council
bate @inb bapon befommen uno Die
@rbDbung auf etpa Die 9Glfte reDus
ART. Sreebolber Dan @oorbees, elmer
Der republifanif6en Siibrer bes
Gountp, pdre ndmlid Bel elmer Quto<
mb6ilfa6rt bur9 CHATHAM bsinabs
auf bic @trabe eeflosen, ba isin
Chauffeur bic ais Bump" befannte
@rbDbung auber I4t selahen bate.
8iele 4uto : Sabrer baben ben
Bump" audi pbn peri9isoenen 9es
fi6tspunften aug photographer. Sin
@ertreter ber8ebDrbe pongiep 9aperl,
Conn.,, fanb ii9 tiir5li3 bert Elm unb
lieB ii6 ale austunft iiber bic merts
piirbiqe @nlage geben, bd cine dbns
li9e bort gema9t perben iol. Wlele
Mutomubilifen prpbiren Die Wirtung
bes Bump" auf ibre Mfai9inen uno
beren @prunsfeoern.
Den aIten Sniff reunoz
li9e @eiftli6e als dngeblt9 trilbert
8erufscoIeaen ansuf9nDrren, ion Der
bieier Sage in Nep YOrt perbaTtete
Gbarles Selmftabt feit 6 Sabren NIT
grpbem @rfolse benuBt babsn. Seine
8erbaftung erfplgte auf 8eranlahuns
BON Hep. 8enicmin Sidbaut bon Der
eriten Sarlem Collegiate Stride unb
Reb. G6as. $. @rubb BON Der Sris
NTH ID. 6. Stride. paitor Oidbaut
iaate aus, baB er benz Manne, Der
linn riibrenbe @efdi9ten bon iet1er
bunsernben Samilie er5dblte unb iih
ibm als alter 9eibelberger Sbsologe
poraefent bate, iibsr $40 segeben
babe. Der Ngent Der Gbaritp Srgaz
niiation bef9dftigte fi9 etpas ndber
nit benz bieberen @ottesmarn uno
fanb, bab er bereits i'm Sabre 1900
@eiifli9e in Neparf betrogen uno
f9on 5pei Monate hinter etierner
@arbinsn susebra6t babe, neil sr
@elb inter- fali9en @orfpiegelungen
srlanst bate. Seit December 1905
bat er in Rstp Yort iein untpeien &c.
trieben. SIM Sunuar mar er auf
0eranlaHung Der Woblfabrtsgelelz
f9aft unter Der 8ei9ulbisuns, Selo
eri6tpinbelt 5n baben, perbaftet uno
BON Maeitrat 8arlop parOlirt ppr<
ben. gr ion tbatfd4li9 in 9eioels
berg itubirt baben unb ~poblbabenoer
@ltern &inb fein.
SO il It e Gceren famen in Jolge
bes 2ei9entuti9er : Streits in 9sp
Yort Bel benz 8egra6nib Der elm Sabr
alien Sptter bon u. gatalo por.
Mit Der 8eftattung mar Der 2eifens
betatter Spbn &unoro bsauftrast
pOrben. 3umoro's &uti4sr ipareil
ausftGnbis, pessalb er cine @naahi
Ni9t> 1nipnleuie aniteate, INN bic
tleine gatdlo beiatten gu fOnnerL
Sen Qei4enipaaen futfhirte &umoro
ielblt. Sa er S4pieristeiten porz-
ausIab, erfu6te er bic pplisei nm
poliaeili9en S9ub fir ben 2siden:
aug, ueldem @riuhen bic poliaei
entiprad, porauf iie ben poli5iitsn
Dennis @led1on beauftragte, ben 3ug
su begleiten. &aum bate fd Der
2eidsnsus Stpei 9duiersspisrte bon
benz Srauerbaufe entfernt. als Elm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

: unter GapaIieren. vSte
be5ablen allies baar2" = ga. grs
items fauft man billiser unb apsi=
tens bleibt man lebig!"
= Na9 benz 6 m Stuz
bip1us Gals er Morgens feline &leiber
reDibirt, ob er ni9ts berlpren): Soft
LOB -. nur's Yprtempnnaie!"
= Ius Der Spmmerri
DE. mSie, 9err @irtb, bas Sleiia
bier tit ni9t mebr frif9!" r@dren
g balt INN a9t Sag friiber IONS
nal"
= TAB It a b. sSrau (u ether
Si9terseattin): .Oi9tet benin Seir
Mann aud fleibig9" : Si9ters9atz
tin: sSas min i6 meinen! @ori9er
Monat bat er fir 80 Mart 8riefmars
fen gebrau9t!"
Tal Il DE Iuffafung. Sin
SOriter eri9eint, ii6tli9 ~dngebeitert
Bel feinem 2anbesfiiriten. $50 etpas
lit mir nod ni9t porgefommen!!" Be-
merit entriiftet Der Shirt. = Saraui
entsesnet Der 6iebere SOriter gemiitb,
li6: .Mir = f6on Dfters. hDheitl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
Qonnen Sie $50 sebraudben
" III gutem Sprfbtil?

S1.2o 1T bic tpOtentli6e GbidIaassabIuna auf cine
5000 arIeI9e tnr SO gSodben. an6ere Setrdse IN
giel@enl Ser1altniB. gir leiheu ,Sbnen ppn IS. 90
big 5000 90 auf Sbre R6bel, gianus, @eIpanne. Ro.
gen, glnrIttun9, 9a9erbauszQ uittIinaen, etc. unn
MIR lafien Sic i'm Seftbe.
Nuaenumrnen Sic ihuloen cine Qnsab[ Rehuuuosu
gum Seira9e pon $50; tuarim oas @elo nift BON nns
5pr9en, odnu baben Sic oieieIben ale an einem RIok?
OS peloeH e oiel lelc1ter t1noel an einern Rlab An
sa9Ien als an %Iiehreren. Sbre au5ahIunaen uerben
ERE = ttS Sse, lssat oa SiBS S u, 9]tslslSsn gar ni9t fiblsn. I'M
miro lpilen, odB Sic 8elo 9ebDr9t baben.
Sle er9alfel has @elo u9ne &er;6eeruna.
unlere Staten ino iebr mdBis.
ssenl SIC lleber nioratIif Ober pierteIidbrIid1 be-
5a9len 20 ife1f oas trei, oenu mir ba5eu mouotIihen
uno uIertelidhrlihen SabIuugspIan uno sic f5rreu
9aDlen ME sic tuOaen. Nnleiben tyeroen in alien
agsmen ger Staot 9enla9t. ionic in SbeIbpuiae,
9reenrele, anl9btstopn, SrantIiu, Columbus, Rorz
llnsolue, SeOaIiot, NoblesUile, @reencaitle un0 allen
ailoeren Srten BON Snterurbau 8ahnen beriihrf. Rpif
eSsr aelepaene 9pplItatlonen erbalten prumpte Be
a@tIha. gseHn sic Gelo ben1tbigeH 10 fiaeu sic
oas nnten tnl9enoe 6orrnular aus, idneioen sic es
aus uno iGldeH Sic es per Bet, elmer unIerer Naeuteu
miro bel SbHen noriprehen.
RaHen.
Satin stame.
SfraBe uno Summer.
Staot.
Setra9 sepiuibt.
NRan ipred1e Dor pber ffreibe an
Jnoiana Mprtsase 2uan Co.,
GtabIirt 1877
3inner 4 9pmbaro 9ebdube,
24h OF gsnibinatun StraBe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

Sn BEN betBen QueIIen
BON Soier unb 2afa in Sunis lebt eia
6if9, Der Die Semperatur BON rs
@rab Gslfius ausseSei9net oertrdgt.
Sci befonberen Sefli4s
teiten 1T bic beutide &aiierin nit
Supelen eel6midt, pelae einen
@srtb bon $1.250,000 reprdientis
rem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

= Mus Der s. It ruftions=
ftunbe. l1n~teroffiSier (bas 8e<
i9perbere6t bes Splbaten a~useinan'
berieBenb): rWenn i9 sic etnen Giel
nennte, tpiirben sic mid anSeisen9"
= Ginidbriger: rGaein = ba pGre i9
la elm G1el!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

Reiftre & 60. (incprpprirtl, 1913 Sub Benz
~ ~iplpania StraBe. Beioe Ybpnes 1908.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

rSu, GmiL beute bab' i9 einem
Sauiirer alte &leiber BON Dir per=
fault unb 30 Marf bafir selDft!.. =.
Sieb' mai, Mdnn4en, fir biefes
felbitperbiente 9elb faufe i9 mir nun
einen reren SUIT -. unb Sn f6entit
mir elm pafenbes &pftiim ba5u!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

3pei Snfafen bes Bete>
ranenbeims in Yountbile, GAL, Haz
mems Soc Sobnion unb Wiaiam BOB,
bra6ten iiinsft einen alien 3pift
bur9 einen 3peitampf nit IeTten
gum Mustrase. Mls bic poliaei on
Ort unb Stele erfdien, fanb fie bic
arGBli9 berfiimmelte 2ei4e Sobns
ions auf benz Boben bingetredt.
BOB, tpel9er feline @erlebungen erlits
ten bate. tpurbe nerbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

Qrebs furirt pbue Iefer. Jrauer5arantbeiteH elm
N SpeSialitdt. u. @. Bula, M. o., e. y. Brig
BAN, N. q, 1877 q. Sninsis Str.
Bbpne S227 Nlain, SneianappIis, Jno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

Oubenb MGnner, ansebli9 ausftans
bise 2ei9enfabrer, pel9e auf benz
8iirserfteig sefolst paren, auf ben
2ei9enpasen lpsftiirSten unb 3umoro
pom BOD gu aerren perfu4ten. Dies
pGre linen ppbl audi gelungen, tpenr
ni9t i'm lebten Nugenblid poliaiit
Gleafpn eri9ienen pGre. Die Strei<
fer lieBen BON benz unfus ab, fOIsten
aber benz 3ug tpeiter Bis CUR Iitpria>
Sabre, nobel fe nit Steinen unb
6olaftiiden auf Die arbeitspiaigen
&uti9er unb arf bic nit 2eibtraeerz
senben sefiaten &utI6en narfen.
Gum Slid ri9tstsn bic @urfeei6pfIe
teinen fonoerlidsn Sdaben an.
sis sum 9ineiif9<iapa>
niI9en &riege CAB es in gang China
nur stpDlf 3eitungen, bic d1e nlr se>
ringe Nuflagen batten. SEPT bat fat
iebe propin5 ibr pffi5ie1es 8latt.
pefing bat bret SageblGtter uno
5pei 9al6mpnatsf4riften, Sientiin
bat brei :3situnger, BON benen cine
cine @uflage 0 10000 @%remplaren
bat, in Shanghai erideinen 16 3sis
tungen.
Ods alte It E betannte &rus
Sifig lit bus &reu5igungsbilb in eli
mem Manuisript bes iDrii9en MOns
DIES Gabulas (8ibl. 2aurentiana in
Sloren5) bonn Sabre 586. Sas ipGte
@orfommer Der &ru3ifire erfldrt ii4
buruus, baB, 10 lange Die e%ntebrenbs
@trafe Der &reuaisuns mod in lies
bung ftanb Obs gnbe bes Dierten
Sabrbunberts), man iid f4eute,
ghriitus am &reuse bar5uiteuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
Sef6dfts= &alenrer.
Ginanaieaes

N}tr leiben gelb auf RbbeIn unb ginuos, obue hi,
labeu reg3uHebmeu. ebenlo auf uhren mn
9iomouten.
Central soan Co.. 2os State sife BIbc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
Grebs SpesiaIif.

Sor. Ssparo, iber breiBis Sabre erfolsreihe arebs=
Suinpis StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
Gr5neiem.

St.3o.yha Rsrleon Company. Stnb Sic franz Z
No9teu Ole gtiuHo ietn2 Die Si.Id.Ra.Re reop
fnrtrf ale arnufbeiten our1 abfOrbiruus. 9bpnss {:
Rsu 1927; aIt. Brain 655s, Ooer man nbrsIFre:
11s OF Misisan Ctr.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04
Resolutions.

Death in any form is the horror
that confronts the whole world, and
when it comes to a man in h prime
of life, in the discharge OF his duty,
il is especially terrible. And yet it
is not without its solace. Your COM
mittee begs leave to point to these in
the following resolutions. which are
prompted by the fact that they knew
Frank B.. Curtis these many years,
in everyday intercourse with him
came to know his bigness of e
and cleanliness of principle, and to re-
speet and esteem him. even beyond
the standard set by our brotherhood.
Resolved, That in the death of
Frank B. Curtis. Division No. 421
sustains a heavy loss, and one that
is especially felt in view of the cir
cumstaices of his taking away, in
which there was no chance for the
loving office of friends and brothers,
and in which he was shot down in
the protection of the discipline and
good name of the train under his
charge.
Resolved. That sudden as was his
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

death, we are absolutely confident
that he met the end as a gentleman
unafraid, for so exemplary has been
his life, so wholesome and straight
was his character Ia no person may
tell of being wronged by him, and
and his kindness of heart and daily
proof of it, is the best assurance that
he passed the river to n cordial vel
come among the good and h true
tina have been called to their reward.
1t does not fall to the lot of all OF
US to die so prepared, even where
there is warning, and in this there
is great comfort to us, and we hope
t o his widow, Mrs. F. B. Curtis
Resolved That we, as a lodge feel
his death deeply. as brethren. ann
personally to a man, and hat TO
those hat MOURN our deepest sym
pathy is given. Their loss is ours,
and we will long remember our bro
Ia as we knew him in life. a man
in the fullest meaning of the term
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be sent to the Roswell Rec
ord, Register-Tribune. Amarillo Her
aid, and Carlsbad Argus, and tho
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04
Col. Max kirchman in Roswell.

Col. Max Kirchman, of Socorro, N.
NJ, general agent of the American
Bohemian Association, arrived this
afternoon from Chicago, where he
has been arranging to bring an excuT-
sion of four or five hundred Bohem-
ians to Socorro as prospective set
tiers in the Bohemian colony in the
Socorro valley. Mr.. Kirchman is in
Roswell for the purpose of studying
the artesian well proposition. He de-
sires to secure artesian water for his
colony if possible, and has been adj
vised that it is probable such a flow
will be found there. He consulted to-
day with j. J. Hagerman, and such
well-men as Cummins & Sherman,
Joseph Carper. j. H. Fox and others.
He leaves tomorrow morning for his
home, via. Pecos and Ell Paso.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04
ANOTHER SURVIVOR.
Man Found Living After Being Buried
in Mine for Twenty-Five Days.

in Mine for Twenty-Five Days.
Lens, France, Apr. Another sur
vivor of the mine disaster at Cour-
rieres. March 10, was discovered this
morning and brought out of the pit.
The finding of the miner. alive af-
ter IS days entombment caused in
tense excitement. The man was found
in pit four, Sallaux mine, and was in
good condition. According to his first
statement he suffered ess than the
other rescued men. AS the news was
spread through h region it caused
intense evaporation against the en-
gineers who have been directing the
salvage work. NJ. Leon, the state en-
gineer. when he arrived at the pit
was surrounded by a crowd of people
who cursed and swore at him, n
woman going so far as to strike the
engineer.
One of the party of salvage men
ing when he felt the touch of a hand
on his shoulder, and a man who turn
ed out to be August E. Berton, said:
Z am saved" Describing his expe-
~riences, Berton said later: Il was
working with my cousin when the
explosion occurred. and we became
separated. Afterwards alone | crop
ed about in the darkness trying to
find an outlet. l found a dead horse,
but was unable to eat it's flesh. Later
/ found some lunch bags which be-
longed to the men killed, and | lived
on the food | found in them. | suffer
ed from cold, and took clothing and
shoes from the dead. At one time |
gave up and tried to commit suicide
by opening a vein"
When the engineers came from
the mines at noon today they we're at
tackled by a crowd of women The
engineers were rescued by a squad
ron of dragons. The people are in
~tensely excited and believe that still
hers are alive in the mine. Troops
and Gendarmes are trying to control
the situation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04
SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED.
Six Passengers Injured, None o
Them Fatally.

Richmond, Ind, Apr. 4.-As a result
of the caving in of n side of a hea-
vyvy fill, a Chicago, Cincinnati and
Louisville special train bearing 800
members of the Red Men en- route
home from a district meeting at
Rushville, was wrecked today. Six
passengers were injured, none fatal
ly. The baggage car and first passen-
ger coach left the track and rolled
down a twenty-foot embankment. For
men were in the coach.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

WANTED Man and wife. wife to
do cooking and man to do house
work on ranch 10 miles East of
town. Apply at Jaffa Prayer AZ
nlnpany. 23tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Disinfect your house and avoid dan
ger of infection from scarlet fever,
tuberculosis. etc. We do the work rea-
sonably-Ullery Furniture Co.
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the charter of this Division be draped
for a period of thirty days.
w. S. ALBERT.
FRANK MCDANIEL.
E. B. THOMPSON.
Committee.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Eggs for setting Pure bred white
Wyandotte and White Langshan $1.5O
Day, 1000 N. Wash. Roswell, N. NJ,
Phone 533. 93tf Sat
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

LOST New pair of ~oyeralls on w.
Bird St. finder please return same
to Record Office and receive re-
ward. 29tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

All designs in latest styles of wall
paper just received. Prices from the
lowest to highest.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. 7tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

$4,000 O to loan on irrigated farms.
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before due. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 300 N. Main, opp. p. o.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Our 1906 stock of wall D has
arrived.-Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
7tf.
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II 1t is a bilious attack take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cur is certain For sale
by all dealers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Universal Coupons have ar
rived in Roswell. z7-3t.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Walkers dry goods at half price
at Makin's Second Hand Store. 27tt
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Where are Universal Coupons
in Roswell? 27-3t.

Ask your dealer to show you the
souvenir of Roswell. 24tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

RENT Two nice furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire at Ell Captain hotel. 2tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04
Cement Sidewalks

Before letting your contract be sure
o see w. w. Petty contractor. l5tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-04-04

Cheap r. R. Tickets.-Bob Inger.
soil.
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Cheap R. r. Tickets.-Boh Inger-
soil.
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Cheap r. R. Tickets.-Bob Inger-
soil.
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Council Meets Tonight.
The City Council met last night
only long enough to adjourn until TO-
night at 7:30.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-08-04
The Onion Maooot,

Every onion grower should prepare
to combat this destructive pest and
begin early. The onion maggot is the
immature stage Of small fly that lays
eggs in the onions when they are very
small. The fly looks something like q
small ,house-fly. The maggot appears
sometimes when the plants are quite
young and works directly into the bulb
entirely destroying it for use. OF
course all infested plants should be
carefully taken out and burned as soon
as discovered.
Treatment with kerosene and sand
for small patches of onions and treat
ment with commercial fertilizers for
large fields is recommended, says The
Farmers Home Journal. The kerosene
and sand treatment consists of placing
moistened sand with kerosene Oil
alongside the young plants, but not
quite touching them. It keeps the flies
from laying their eggs and kills sonic
young maggots out right. Use cup
full Of Oil to a bucketful Of dry sand.
The fertilizer treatment Is as fol-
lows: With hand p1oW turn asi 1e
the soil from tho rows of young PLANS,
making a little furrow on each side of
the row. then SOW broadcast about 600
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-08-04
FEEDING Fowls Scrap.

Several readers want to know about
meat meal and beef scrap. have said
several times in these notes, IF there
is any real good beef scrap l have
failed to find it." One firm sent me a
sample for trial. It looked good. It was
clean and sweet. bought 100 pounds
of it and fed it to lot of chicks. In a
week or two they began to droop and
die. put some of this beef scrap in
clean cup, poured boiling water over ii
and left it in the warm sun for four
days, and it was still sweet. Meat
that will not spoil has been treated
with some preservative, and when SO
treated it becomes indigestible. Any
thing that is indigestible taken into
the stomach will cause trouble. II con.
tinued long enough, 1t will cause death
I think much of the bowel trouble is
caused by this kind of feed. l do not
know of any good beef scrap.-Cal
Husselman in Southern Planter.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-08-04
hiuh.Priced Mules.

The price of mules has gone up and
up until they are almost out Of reach
of the average farmer in this section.
The rise is due to various causes.
The foreign demand during the past
four or five years has been unusual.
England bought many western mules
during the war in South Africa, they
being used to transport artillery, food
and feedstuff. We think Japan and
Russia also bought some of our mules.
We also used some of them in the
Philippines.
One remedy is to raise mules. Al.
most every farmer can raise one or
more each year at a comparative small
cost In short time this will begin to
relieve the situation. Otherwise the
prices will soar still higher and mules
and diamonds will be on a parity
Raleigh IN. CO. Enterprise.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-08-04
HERE AND THERE.

I'm starting herd the most i'm.
portant thing is a good start in the
foundation stock. High-class heads Of
the herd are absolutely necessary for
good results.
Don't be narrow minded. It leads
to ruts. Be willing to be convinced. A
broad tire will carry heavy load
safely where a narrow one will sink
under one lighter.
There are more things farmer Is
caid never to appreciate until he has
had and lost them-running water, a
good fruit supply, abundant shade
trees and convenient woodlot.
The apple blight continues to de.
velop and is seriously threatening the
crop of Tennessee, and conditions
seem alarming. Pear trees are also
said to be affected in many parts OF
the state.
The value of farm property in Ala.
bama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee and
Texas increased $706, 100000 in 1900
over 1890. While the valuation Of farm
property in 1890 was $1,347, ,000, ,000
more than it was in 1880.
Suitable farms and outbuildinga
are. as much a necessity as anything
else with the agriculturist. They are
an essential part of his stock in trade,
and to keep them in repair should be
one of the duties which should without
fail be given attention.
Japanese clover will grow on al.
most any kind OF soil without any
preparation. It Is legume and will
enrich the soil almost as much as peas.
Give 1t trial Of two years and 1t will
so improve the land that alsike will
follow. Japan clover has as much pro.
tein for stock as red clover.