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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-09
Osbeilt, ,.,tt 8ebeilt ii,
bIeibeu.
gSie etm Sfrger Sam MmtDnip's nplle
ftduotg BON ben Nierenletoem
befrett tuurne.

Wenn Sbr Hiidenihnersen habt--
5buer urIniert--
Nn oen Nieren leioet,
go meroet uno bleibt gebeilt.
9Dan8 gtieren- Rillen bemertitel.
ligen bies.
gelupbner BON San Mntpnio legen
8eueniS ab.
Sier iit ems oanon:
Der Steinbauer S. Canon, 406
@ierte StraBe. San Nntunip. Teras,
mDbnbaft. iaet: Set ib i'm Sriib=
iabr 1908 DDan's gieren Billen
empfabl, babe ih taum bon neinem
&iiden. uno Wierenleioen etpas EN-.
pfunoen. SD tpieoerbole mein friibes
res Reuanis; ib litt felt abt poer
sebn Jabren beitdnbia Gbmersen in
meinen 2enoen nno Hiiden. bic bis
su ben Sbultern binaufainaen; ih
batte NnfdlIe npn Sbminoel unb
aopfmeh. icbmerahaftes urinieren
NIT B0beniab i'm l1rin. Sumeilen
muBte id mdbreno Der geaht abt
Wfal aufiteben, UNI bic Musibeibun.
gen Der 9eieren los 81 peroen unb
am W0rgen fiihlte ib mid le5r miibe.
Doan's Wieren Billen beilten mid
uDn oieien 8eihmeroen, Die ieitoem
nibt suriideetebrt iino.
Gum Wertauf bel allen 0dnolern.
Brei8 SO Gents. Softer Wilburu
Co.. Buffalo. Stem 0ort, alleiniee
Mgenten fir Die Ser. @taaten.
@rinnert @nb oeS Namens Doan
uno nehntt feine anoeren.
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ssiir $500 uatb 9entt9lano.

Deutib ameritaniibe Beitungeu
tperoen i'm alten Uaterlanb nit aru.
bem Snterefie eeleien, tueil fie iim
frei ansipreben unb b6ufig BON brii.
ben mebr Reuigteiten un6 Nahrih.
ten bringen. als bic beutl6en Bel.
tungen felblt. Die rssreie Breiie fiif
TeIas" 1T oriiben iiberaH, pDbin file
eeianot tpiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
9aft uno tann iib riibmen, Nner.
tennuno uno @urbigung su finoen,
tpie aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uns,
iomie an Dieienigen. tuelde oas Blati
an ibre Beruanbten ididen, beruur.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen Germanoten
uno 5reunoen cine Sreuoe erpeiien.
ibnen elm miltonmenes @e1heni
MAIDEN uiG, ber beiteue fiir fie Die
.5reie Yreffe fiir Teras". Das Sn.
tereife fiir Teras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @egeno, iuD Die
Wermanoten uobnen. ift in Deutida.
lamb febr lebbaft unb es 1T unmba.
li9, in Rrinatbriefen cine 10 ariin6.
li9e Guftldrune unb 8eidreibunp
oes fremoen 2an6es su eebeu, wie
oles bic nTreie Preife" aIm5dent.
lid tbut. STR ben aerinaen Vreis
BON So perienben mir port0frei unler
reibbaltiges WDbenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Gbrefie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Srete preife fir 9esas Dahl.
GumDQnf.
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TDrtiebuna folqt.)
eett aper 60 syabren

idbUn uurbe Wars. gBinslum's Sou'
thing Syrup pon WilIiunen BON
Wiittern beim babnen Der ainher
atigemenoet. @irit Dn i'm S@lafe
our@ oaa Sbreien zines &inbea ge.
ft1rt, oaB i'm Babnen ift uno nur
Sdmeraen ,peint? Wenn 10, laiie
fDfDrt cine sFldiGe BON ,.Mrs.
8inslDms Soothing Sprup" hplen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. &c mirb
benz fleinen 2eioenoen ipfprt Xinoe.
rung neribaffen. WerlaBt eub oas
rauf. Niitter, es lit fein Btueifel
bariber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, regu.
liert ben Waeen unb bic Nieren,
beieitiat 8inb &olif, ermeid3t ben
@aun1en. uerbinoert gntaiinouna
uno itdrtt bas eanse Spitenl.
,Nrs. @inslolps Sppthine SprupA
fiir sa6nenbe ainber lit anaenebm
i'm Geibma6; bae Mecept ftaunt
npn einem Der beften meiblihen
Mer5te in ben Ser. Staaten. GS III
bel allen Druaatiten in Der gansen
@elt 5u baben. Breis Is Gents per
Glaide. 4auft nihts anberes, ale
Wrs. Winsloms Suothina Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-09

- Der ameritaniihe gepropolfab.
rer Walter WeIman hielt in 8aris
einen Wurtraa unr ber frans1ftihen
neteorologiihen GeielIfhaft. Gr
ertl6rte. oa6 feline expedition bic erite
let. bic auf oem Gtuoiutr, arttilher
WeteDroloaie baiiert iei. Das Bro.
blem oer 2uftififffabrt. laate er, iei
gelbit uno Die Ginihr6ntuuaeu ppn
Shneuiateit uno Gntfernuna Ieien
mittelft Uorausiidat unb bes Witneb.
mems zines gro6en QHantums 8e etro.
leum an Boob zines itarfen Quitid,ii.
fes iibermunoen tuproem. Die O4oro.
polregion. ertlarte @ellman, lei fiir
3nttihifffahrt aiinftiger als Srant.
rei@ ooer bic Der. Staten weaen Der
Uettdnoigteit ber Temperatur auf ~;
gef6br &uG.@reA, ;:,;n :1o bes fortoeies. is
zen 1aaeslibts unb feruer weaen Der
W6ali@teit bes 9ebrauHs Don Sci.
tunasleilen uno anoeren Gh(eppan.
Tern. Die Weaman 'ihe grbebition.
iagte er. weroe bic mabre Tibiafeit'
" Dem 3uftmeere au fatren, it'd au
4uee MAIDEN unb fih nif,t auf Elm
ssloB perlafien. mie es anbr6 bel lei.
mem aufttiea tat.
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Dab etn jeoer Ole GpireiI Ser blutteen
ginger fehen tonnte. 9a gina Elm
@ufieuf3en burh ben gefGlIten Soal.
Das litauif6e Seitanent bate gefproz
den.
nDus ift oas corpus oeIicti,'" faste
Qnobrtens Mirt6in.
sloam ientte osn 8opf. 9tber hann
bob er i'm tpieoer unb funfelte ben
Staatsanlpalt an, Der fem plaieoptr
begann.
Gr fprab fddrfer als fdarf. Du>
fiir mar ct elm Staatsanlpalt. Gr ipar
audi als NFeFor in 2itauen sepefen
uno fannie oas Bolt. glun f9tIberte
er oas WoIt, 6tn unb ipieber rduIperte
| ii9 ietnanb, fogar unter ben @dapos
renen. Gr fdtlberte bas BOLT. ypie, er
eB tennen selernt bate bnr ben @shrans
ten oes Geri4ts unb in ben @demten.
Da fano Der edte Sobn biefes Nplfes.
Degenerirt, pte feline, 9ruber. Der
6err Staatsanpalt ersing fi4 nod
ilber ben Begriff Der Detaben5, f1penn
er fid auf ein Bolt besSge. llnnanann
Derlanste er Die einsise @dbnessna9
gSttlihem uno nrenidlidem Re1t J ben
Sob.
Da ftanb MepbDfer auf. Or n,iebte
auerit bic Qitduer pertb<ibtgeu, etnrnal
f4on, neil feline Bamtlie aus 1ttaiwn
fannie, eingeipanbert, Eatiirli4, umo
% fano fi9 einmal iuteber @eleaenHett,
bte SaIaburser 4bRammuns In ben
Woroergruno gu f9ieben. bis bret Gtl<
ben, NIT 9etonuns ber erfem unb Der
gnbuns er. @s fet unerb1rt, etn aans
aes Wott su perurtbeiIen negen eines
ttn5elnen. Ob man tn bkfen WGumen
bon ie nur iiber Qitauer pertanbeIt
hatte9 Dte Werbrehsr baben fetn Na~
terlanb! Der Suftiaratb fab fsbr Mir
big aus, als Ct biefen Sat berbortob-
CT nubte, er bate ale @bmpatbien
auf fetner Seite. Sn allen Ganbper@
terperetnen tpiirbe man % ibm bdnten.
umo ba er es bod nt9t gana fiir ge<
ratben bteIt. fir Qbam au fpre9en,
oenn es mar ein perlorener GalI - 70
fprah er fiir Die Qttauer. Ct f9ilberte
tn f6pungpoller 8egeifterung bic
fremoe, ntlbe @46nbeit ibrss .2anbes,
feine Nieb.runs un6 ieine Nebruns,
ietne Nrmutb unb BITE 0eimatbliebs fet=
ner Rinoer. gr fubr NIT bem sytfcher
tn fdpantem Boot gu sefGbrli9em
Sang, ertdmpfte NIT bem Ruren geeet
ben Sanb Der Wanberbiine, NIT benz
8epobner Der gbene sesen Die Wib>
ernte unb bte ueberi9nemmungen. Sm
etnem tibnen uebergaRs fam er au
Griebrid Mtlbelm ", Der ietbit ettpas
litauif6 tonnte, germ IN Qttauen mar
uno beffen Bib man supeilen nod In
lttauif6en Janilten ftnbet. Damn
fpra9 er bon ben 3etbenf1aften ber
Sugenb, BON 2iebe unb 9db. Die Ct
fretdrstpitttpe fiibrte bas Sof1entu4 an
bie 4usen. 1nb plSsIid forberte er bte
bbQise Treifpre4uns fetnes Rltenten,
stsen ben nidts fprd1e ais bie @puren
Nmtiger Singer In einem Teftament,
Gin Stoff fiir eine Ha[labe, meine
Serren. Elm Stoff fur eiHe Halabe!" =
(TDrtiebuna folqt.)
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lteberf@tpemmHaAem ia SiiobemtIdi'
lamb uttn Der S61tpei3.

Tie 1eberlhwesnmun9eu in Wiirs
te1rtl6era. Baoeu nno Der 5datueiS,
iiber melbe Die Depefben berlhten.
taben int aausen 2auoe uuaeheuren
Stbaoen aneerihtet. .@s liegen
hariiber foleenoe Melounesn pur:
Nus allen Eeilen trefen 0iUb8pulten
iiber groBe, ourb 6obmaiier anges
ridtete Berpiiitunaen elm. Sn Stutts
eart's umeebung iino mebrere Sn'
0uitrieanlagen am Wedar iiber-
ibmemmt. Ser Sbaben an sselot
prDoutten miro allein i'm Nefar9es
biet auf 6unoerttaulenoe gefhdbt.
Nub i'm 9eagolos uno g.istal baben
grpBe ueberihmemntunaen itattae.
funben,' bic in Bfurabeim uno i'm
Wilbbao ihmere Sbdoeu anrihte.
ten. Sn Wilbbao itiirSte Der Neu.
bau oes @lettrisitdtsmertes elm. Sn
@gahmible ertrant elm Gnebt i'm
6Dhwafer. geab elmer Welouna
aus Offenbura iit Die &insig iiber
lire ufer getreten uno bat bas aanae
4in5ietal iiberi@memmt. Die relbe
0euernte iener @eaeno 1T u6qia per.
loren.
9urd5 ben ungebeuren &eaenfaa
ftno namentli@ In BEN fiibliben uno
ntittleren 2anoesteilen Wiirttembergs
aemaltiae ueberihmemmungen ent.
itanoen. Nm ihmeriten bsimaeluht
tuur6e &eutlingen. mD u. a. suei
5abriten einaeriifen uno alIes fort.
aefbmemult tuuroe. Nmb Elm gan3es
Sargmagasiu tuuroe furtaelhmemt.t.
Sn urab muroe Elm Wehr peritopft,
10 oab Yiuniere aus ulm telegras
pbiih Sur 6ilfeleiituna herbeiaerufen
uerben uluBten. Der aanae nittlere
0edar bilbete einen rieiiaen See BON
Bludinaen Bis @Blinaen. ebenip
atplihen Miirtiaen unb Bledineen.
Sn 2aupheim unb Biberab bilbeten
lib Die oDrtieen 6liiife sn un9ebeuren
Seen aus. an beiben Orten nuRte Die
5euermehr in Tdtieteit treten. um
bic Bem0hner Der tief aeleaenen 0du.
fec mittels 2eitern su retten.
Bel @annitaot mar oer @rersierplab
uno oaS @elGnoe bic untertirtbeifn
iiberfhmemmt. Die 8abeanitalten
muroen ueageihmemmt. Sn Gam.
ftaot. untertiirfbeirs unb Wangen
,ftanoen nerfhiebene GtraBen unter
Waiier. bic ttur nit 4dbnen befabr.
bar tuaren.
Sn 8f0rsbeim muBte beim Staot.
tanal oer Damn our@brumen ner.
ben. nm cine Dem itdotiIhen Mrmen.
bauie or0henoe @efabr absumenoen.
Sin ber Smmeia baben Ghneef6lle
uno &egengiiife ebenfaqs au ausge,
oetnten Gertebrsft5rungen sefahrt.
Sn her Oitihmeia fiel Bis ct. Sal.
len uno gbur tiefer Shnee, mdbreno
IN tieferen 2agen orei Gage ununter.
br0hen @eaen fiel. Bon allen sci.
ten famen Beri@te oon ueber1bmem.
mun8en. SIM 2anton Barib erfola.
ten uerihieoene Damntbriibe uno
grorutihungen. Die gu unterbrehun.
gen ueribieoener Babnlinien fiibrten.
Vim 8arider See orobten in Tolge
npn Grobemegunaen 6duiereinftiirse.
Die 4abnlinie 2uaern Bern tuar
iiberi6uemt1t uno unterbrahen.
Mus E6Btal tamen Welbungen iiber
lhlimtne Berbeerunaen nusaetretener
Jliiife; iiberan b6rt man Sturr1ge.
l6ute utto Teuertuehralarra.
Mebnlihea muroe aus Bern ae.
meloet. Die Tliiffe uareu bod an.
9efhmoQen. Nuf Der @engernalp
lag elm Weter. auf benz Giaergletider
5tuei Weter Neufmnee. Die 8hae
Der @engernalp. Babn tonnten hoe.
gen ShneefaQs nidt fabren.
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- Das aeaen Die frhberen Wus.
tetiere @eppert uno Nuiinstp ausae.
iprohene Iobesurteil megen grmDr.
onng Der Wrbeiter @lapa. 8ater unb
Sobn, iit nunmehr rebtstrdftig ge.
tpOrben. uno bamit niro nun balo
Der lebte 8orbane iiber bieien RaHbe
moro. welber bic Wfilit6rgerihte 10
lange beihaftigt uno 10 erDBes Muf'
ieben erregt bat. fallen. Das NeiCbs.
Wtilit6rgeriht bat als lehte Snitana
bic 8erufuu9 Der beioen W0rber uer.
mDrfen,
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9alt. cement. Sano, Bad.
ttetr,e. fenerfeite Steine unb Tbpa.
Ebeer uno Gspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
Tbeer uno Mspbalt. Del, Eerpentin.
Sarben. @las &c. &c. ftets nprratbia
bel 8. 9. 3telmamn, BOG Oits
GDmmerce'StraB 9iebrige Breiie,
quite Waare iumie quite uub reelIe
Beoienuna Weroen snruntirf: -
Telepbon 40.
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@eaeu aStltde e@lamsembtfte

Qiebt es ein itHeres Wittel: electric
WitterS. bic gro6e Weoisin. BON Der
g. v. Urptpn BON 8ennettspiIe, 6.
g., iaat: Sic ftellte meine sSrau nah
iabrelanaetn 2eioen an Dbspep1ie
uno elmer hrDnii@ ftarren 2eber pplI.
tomnien tuieoer Der. electric Bit.
ters beilt Shattelfeber, Waalaria.
labn1en @dden. Wieren. unb Blaien,
leioen. Wertauft ourh Nbplpb Dreis
uno s. 3alteper & Gobn. Breis
SO Gents.
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SOB am sftmnbadenframpf

folgt ME elmer 8erlebuna. bic NIT
Budlen's Nrnica Salbe bebanbelt
miro. Sbre autiieptilhen gigenihaf.
ten uerhiiten Blutperaiftuna. gbas.
Osmalo. 9aufmann in &eniielaers.
billie. sc. g., idreibt: Sic beilte Seth
8urb uon oer erdBlihifen Wunbe
i'm Waden, bic ih lie aeieben. 60
rantiert. 25 Gents bel Nbolpb DreiB
un0 E. Ralteper uno SDbn.
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.wt d pinbtstttt Der
Grbbe enmelle Dts Regt<
fririniirumtnte Der Complication fur
@rbbebenforf4uns am 9amburgsr
1bbpistattfhen gtaats 0qboratorhiW
osrsei9nshn senau ben esrtrttt unb
lpsrIauf bes tatttornti4en crhbebens.
8te bsftisften GrbbsbtnlpttItF lssten
pk Gtrede bon Raliforuisn bts 3qms
burg In elmer Stuubs, alfo ntt ttner
Gef@piubsgteit BON ttpo 2A btA 8
whaf.n tn Der SetuBM ltsQd.
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0utf 9hpre ssahu.

Nb abrt.
yte9 9apernia, Sutherland Gprines.
St9nea'e, t6glib, ........ 800 Borm.
Gntunft.
W9n Sto6bale. Sutherland Springs mnb
2anernta. t6altch. .2:3O Vac1m.
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Saomeitteras tuitni6t Gud

- sss.s 80
Wenn Sbr gub iraenbmu nieber.
laiien mollt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gati Mmtpttto &s Mramias
YaB 1ahia.
I'm garten'D Diitritt oes Gtaates. @es
lunobeit uno 4lima unIbertruffen.
glutge ldnoereien fiir ben 5armer,
Wtarttgdrtner. Obft' unb BiebshGter.
s1egen @inselbeiten tuenbetguh on
geo. s. 2upton, o. g. a.,
6nn NntoniD. Teraa.
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ydaltde gourttteu Smlatmaoeu

~Ts"T1O"MSH
mad ealifornien. ebenlo uah ct.
Souls oia 9eras & Bacific Bahn
obne Webiel. 5hreibt on irQenb
ei1en 9idet Naenten weaen biesea
neueu Sienites 0oer an g. g. Tmr.
t'er, @eneral' gaifaaier.gaemt, Sal.
fas. 9eras,
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q. u. & ~. y. @abn.
Nbt0hrf.
@. Sc. & e. 8abu.
Mbfahrt.

Wa9 Baeo, Sort WDrtb, Dallas, Rantas
gtts, ct. 9ouis uub Chicago, tagltb,
(Snniet Depet) .8.45 N6enbs
SocalsMg nia Smttbnille. ~. .1OBorm.
Gnfunft:
Bon Chicago. st. 4outs, Rania8 9th,
Dallas. Sort Borfb Mnb Waco, taali1
(Suniet Dep0t) .......... 8 WforoenS,
4ocalamQ nia Smithpine =. 9.O5 G6enbs
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- Sn Bonn 1T oer Bfarrer Dem.
mel als alttatboliieher Biifpf er.
mdblt tuproen
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Giienbabu=T
5. u o. u. sabu.
VI bfa brit

Rad allen 0oros9eras-Buntten $500.
.............4 4 llbr unb 500 8orm
0ad ct. 2ouis. Mempbis unb ben
Often 20 uhr nacbm
Nab Noro 2eras, 8anias gitb uni
ct. GDuiS S................ BIS aheno4
9fa1 WeTtt0. ............... lO.20 bDrns
q tnnft.
8ouSt. Souls unb benz OHen. ..6 8orm.
WDn localen Bunften sos nabm.
Ven ct. Souls u. benz Ofen:1 .05 abenbs
Son 2areoo unb 0terito. :. Loo nacbm.
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u n II II n TT.
Spatbern Yacific 8abu.
iNbfabrt.
u utu n tt.

Bon Netu Orleans. Soufpn unb Col
befDn tdglicb 7.3s WOraenS
uno 800 Nabm. m.....................
Bon al Hafc, Galifornten unb Rerito
500 MbenbS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
FOR cHAPPED HANDS.
Wear Gloves as Much as Possible and
Do Not Wash the Hands More
Than Is Necessary.

Just as there is constitutional ten
dency of certain skins to become
roughened and excoriated by the slim
ulating effect of cold winds, so is there
a constitutional tendency for the
hands to chap at some seasons of the
year under the influence of cold water
or an irritating cleansing medium.
Soaps containing an excess of alkali,
and water containing even small guam
titles of soda, are particular offenders
in this direction.
As is we'll known, washerwomen
whose hands are constantly immersed
in strong solutions of soda are par
ticularly liable not only to chapped
hands, but actually to eczema of the
skim and bakers who are in the habit
of kneading dough which also often
contains a fair proportion of carbon
ate of soda, very frequently suffer in
the same way.
The best recipe therefore that | can
give you to avoid chapping of the
hands is to avoid using indifferently
prepared soaps and as far as possible
to dispense with manual ablutions. To
protect the hands from atmospheric
conditions, it is advisable to wear
gloves, not only out of doors but as
much as possible in the house also.
This serves the additional purpose of
obviating the necessity for frequent
washing. 1t is possible now to procure
some very thin India rubber gloves
which fit the hand closely and in no
way interfere with the delicate manip-
.ulations of the fingers. Surgeons are
now in the habit of using these gloves
in the performance of their operations,
for they are in no way damaged by
washing and they both protect the
! hands from irritating antiseptics and
other fluids with which they come in
contact and they also protect the per-
son operated on from any possible
contamination that may be contained
on the skin of the surgeon.
These gloves, as have remarked,
are exceedingly useful for domestic
use by people who are liable to
chapped hands and in whom the con-
dition, If it arises, amounts to some
thing more than an inconvenience.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
Drains in Barnvards.

Drains in barnyards should not be
sub-earth drains unless the soil of the
harnyard is of soft, loose texture.
Wherever. the. barnyard is composed of
a compacting soil, such as ordinary soil
suitable for tillage purposes, the drain
laid two or three feet under the sur
face will quickly become useless. The
stock soon tramp the ground into such
a hard mass that it becomes imper-
vious to water, and the latter cannot
get down to the drain. If drain is
to be laid under the surface it should
be run so close to the fence or the
buildings that the stock cannot walk
on top of it. The rest of the land
should slope in the direction of The
drain. Surface drains, says the Farm
er's Review, are always adapted to
barnyards, but these also should be
run near the fences or barns.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
SEED CORN.

The outlook for the farmer who
speculates continues to be bad.
It's handy to have a ladder long
enough to reach from the barn floor to
the peak of the roof.
nail here and a screw there. and
the setting up of a slanting post, take
little time or trouble, and make the
place look lots better
When you are through using the
grindstone, let the trough down so that
the lower part of the stone will not
rest in the water. If you do not, you
will soon have soft spot in your stone
where the water touches it.
The farmer boy has the best chance
in life and is usually able to fill every
position that is open He does in his
youth the hard, difficult things that
call for pluck. sound body and a fer
tile brain. Three cheers for the farmer
boy
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
SEED BED FOR THE GARDEN
Preparation of the Soil Determines
What the Success Will Be
with Plants.

With view of preparing the mos
suitable seed bed possible for our gar
den, which is too often neglected upon
many farms, we first went over it twice
with a sharp disk harrow, the same
day it was plowed to a depth of be-
tween six and seven inches.
One days sun was allowed in which
to dry off the surface of the soil so
that it would not pack under the
horses feet. Then a float was run
over it several times, and again twice
disked, and again the float until the
surface was level and perfectly fine.
This manner of working has given a
fine loose seed bed the depth of the
blowing, which will retain moisture
better, cause the plant food to be avail
able to the plants, and will be espe-
cially favorable to strong rapid ger
mination of all garden seeds.
BY this method, says the Prairie
Farmer, the plant requires the least
possible effort upon the part of the
young plants to send out roots and af-
ford connection with the soil. With
this preparation we can reasonably ex-
pect cultivation to be more effectively
and quickly done than if the under soil
was full of large clods.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
THE LIVE STOCK.

Three Cs to stand by-cows. corn
clover.
To prevent buttirg, tie stick or a
pole three feet long to the bucks horn,
and let it drag on the ground.
Any animal on the farm viii stand
more exposure without suffering thar
a COW giving large amount of milk.
Salt and ashes are fine preventive
of sickness in the hog yard. This
means hard wood ashes, never coal
ashes.
Unless sheep are caught with a crook,
more or less wool viii be wasted at
strengthening time. Sheep and lambs
caught by hand often lose handfuls OF
fleece.
A cow is very susceptible to favora-
BILE or unfavorable conditions; so, if
the dairyman does not wish to loss
money, he must keep this in mind
Farm Journal.
One reason why the hog pasture
must be restricted in size is that hog
fencing is very costly. The strands
of wire must be close together and the
lowest wire must lie along the ground.
The hogs ability to root under almost
anything makes him hard animal to
fence against.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10

buttons. 1t can be made in art linen,
in silk, or fine cloth, and should be
about 8 inches wide and ~ inches
deep. If the pockets are formed of
wash leather they will help to keep
the razors bright, and it is quite easy
to work the lettering on the leather.
No. 4, circular fiat pincushion for
carrying in the waistcoat pocket. and
to the right of this sketch is shown
should be about two inches in d.
ameter. 1t is made from two discs of
card covered with embroidered silk.
They are scanned together, and pins
are stuck in round the edges.
No. 5 illustrates a case to hold ties,
handkerchiefs, and gloves, construct
ed with pockets. and to fold up in the
same manner as the razor and shaw
ing-paper case, but larger, the width
at least IL inches and Is inches deep;
the pockets are stitched on the lining
before that is laid over the material
that forms the outside. A pretty
dark-colored fine cloth, lined with
white silk, are the best things to use,
as the white is clean-looking.
No. 6, like the pipe-case, may be
made of wash-leather, or kid, and is
intended for a purse for gold, and
should be in size about ~ inches
deep by IL inches in width, and
fasten with small button. This also
is for carrying in the waistcoat pocket
and has an initial worked in silk on
the front.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-07-10
PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
Quite Windfall to Have at Least Six
Presents Described for This
Difficult person.

The accompanying illustration give
some suggestions for ladies who wish
to make, with their own hands, some
useful little pr sents for their gen.
tlemen friends.
No. ! is an ordinary rubber tobacco
pouch Zone should be chosen capable
of holding about two ounces of to.
bacco) that has been covered with
wash-leather, and the initial of the re-
cipient or giver worked in silk on the
front part of it.
No 2 is a sketch of pipe case,
which may also be made out of wash
leather or kid. and buttons over. to in.
close the pipe.
No. 3 is a case to hold two razors
and some shaying-papers, and is made
to fold up and fasten with two little