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The Washington times., 1906-01-12

This is the status of the trouble which
has developed AT the building located
at 927 street northwest. which is be-
ing remodeled by Percy II. Russell. a
real estate dealer.
Considerable excavation work was
found necessary. and Underwood a
strong col0red man, undertook the task
but while digging under the cellar floor
he feared he had assumed the job of
an undertaken
Strikes Something Hard.
His pick struck something hard and
on bringing It out Of the clay. he found
large bone which. it is said might
have belonged to a man of Charlemagne
physique. Finding more bones OF dif-
The Washington times., 1906-01-12
WOrkn1en Find Bones
On Excavation Site
Discovery Causes CONSERVATION Among La
borers-May Be Part of the Anatomy OF
a Civil War Government Mule.
WHAT WORKMEN SAY

4 has picked bone and has picked leg bone but If
picks be Tn
amt L Colored
Not a T. human"
E. COWLING Carpenter
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QIlerIef.

Die Srieorib $ 2uoui9 Sabn.
2oae Der 6ermann8i6bne bat bic fo(s
aenoen 1eueu Bearnten ermablt:
Baul Reeribeiot. greB rdiioent; Sas
cob 8aener, Yrditoent; ytidaro Gr.
Ter, Bice Brdlioent; G. g. SDrps,
9etretdr; Quguit 8ieienbod, Sdab.
meiiter; 6enrs Stufe, 9bDs. TenaQ
uuo Mar @aue. 8ermaltunasrat.
6. Sanert muroen in leiner
Glaoe gegen bic SunietsB abn $4,000
sugelproheu.
= 8dbreno Der Sreitao natt
brauute Elm Stall DeS 6errn S. 6.
WIage. GGe @lns unb Nulan=
StraBe nit alien Snbalt. 6eu, 8es
treble, amei Buaeies. elmer Gutibe
uno orei Bferoeu nieoer. Die Slam
men iesten aud ben 6~lbneritaa unb
Den Shupper ieines Nadbarn Sen
&iplbafia in Brano uno oielelben
muroen ebenfauS einaeGidert.
Die Dr0inans, melde uprs
lhreibt. oaB in ben Ebentern unb
anoerer, 2Dtalen, no Dffentllhe 8urs
ftelungen ftattinoen. gum Sbub
oes Bublitums BET etmataen un'
alidsfdqen Elm Bolisiit anneIeno
letn nuB. lit in &raft aetreteu. Die
8eranitolter oei unterbaltunaeu mil.
len ben Bpliaiiten besablen.
Cine reue uun Der SbulbebDroe
araenon1ntene Rege[ ibreibt Dor. oaB
Rinoer, bic an gewifieu aniteGenoen
&rantbeiten aelitten haben. nah ID
rer @eneiuna nod cine ndber be-
itimrnte Nnsahl BON Eager. gu 9auie
bleiben miifen. ebe iie Die Shule
mieber beiuhen f0nnen.
Die beriibnte Sdneerin sSrau
Shun1ann.0 eint - geeenmdrti9 bic
p1aenoetfte @eiangstinftlerin Der
Welt-tritt am Is. in Der Beethoper>
Sale auf. Gintritt ST.. So uno So.
Eidets gum BertauF bonn Is. Deaen,s
ber an bel @ogQart BrDs.
Sn Wilmautee itnb bic orei
arDBten 60tels auiammengetreter,
nm cine sSarm ansulegen une lire
eigenen Semitic su sieben. Sic re6'
men babel auf cine griparnis BON 80
BrDaent.
Wenn Elm 26menbdnoiger nit
ieiner Trau in aonflitt aerdt. fliids
tet er in ben adfa.
60, mie es ieBt lift. t6nnte oas
Wetter nur biz su ben 5~eiertaaen
bleiben. Damn. ruentt ndrnlih Naes
uorbei lift, tanr es ia audi mai uie'
BEE tiihtig regnen.
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Sorbereitnusen sa WeibuadteH.
Bie eiebt es bod gu oieier 3eit,
Sn ieoem 6aus niel Seimlibfeit
gs 1T Elm 9uideln, Elm 8eraeden,
Sn allen @intelu, allen eden,

Bie aiebt es bod 81 oieler Belt,
Sn ieoem Saus niel Seimlidbieit
gs 1T Elm Suidbeln, Elm 8erfeden,
Sn allen @infelu. allen gden.
Der Batter qudlt iieb nit 8ebenten,
Was tuero tb mpI ben Rtnoern ihenten?
8a8 mol bic teure Satin oann,
Gls misunderstanding fib nuseriannP
Die Mutter bolt bic 8eituna iif,
9ieft bic Nnnoncen firioralih,
Dnmit aum Raufen BON 8eIbeufen,
Sic meiB robin bic S6ritte lenten.
Die Tpbter tua npr olten 3eiten,
@ol iebr geidbidt in Sanoarbeiten,
9ob beut' lift bies nibt mel r MODERN.
Drum tut tie es AUDI nidt mehr germ.
Ser Sobn, tuie gutter Brnber 8rauh,
Dent an Der Shpefer Sreube audi
uno mibt iih ab. auf oaB er finbe,
&as lie mol m6ht als A~ngebinbe.
Seim Snpelier tebrt Ontel on,
Die Eante bentt an MarsipaH;
50 bat gin Sober feline Spraen,
Ba5 er beibaHt umW eihnabtsmorasn.
Geidaftis eilt man BIN uno Der,
Die Nusunbl 1T ia oft iebr i'd mer.
ST &einer 6a, Der raten tonn,
@aB ma am beIten identen fam?
Nun weiB i'd eiuen auten &at,
Der nod b 8 Cute far iid] Dot,
9aB Batter, SHUTTER. 9obter. Spbn
3ufrteben iino NIT bieIem ifpn.
gs lit, id lag es fret herous.
9as SDne gtar Bier! Sn lebem Saua
ST es Elm bobtuiqtommner @aft,
gu benz elm Sober lanat nit Daft.
0arob tein Iauses 8orfserbrecher,
8ein ueberleaen uno 8eiprehen;
Beitelt guh Gone Star8ier sumr Set;
Sd pei6. bns lit bas Nuerbet.
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cages J~seutatetten i.
B.

9aS Spesialtumite Der Snr
israneiscDer 9anoelstamrner bat iebi
einen 8eridt iiber Die 8ermuitunaen,
bic oas arUBe Teuer mad Dem @ro.
beben angeribtet bat, abaelegt. Da.
nah 1T Elm Eerritorium oDn 5000
WGer 2ano Uoer At Quaoratmeilen
ausaebranrt uno ungef1br Is, 600
6duier, Die $40 Bluds biloeten, fins
serit5rt. Ser @ert Der ourb oas
Seuer serit5rten Gebdube uno ibres
Snbalts betruQ unaefdbr $50 WiQiu.
men Dollars uno bic Berfiheruna
belief iih auf uneefdbr 235 WiIi0s
men. Bun oieier ELECTROMAGNETIC
the ltuo nah BEN 8eridbt ungefdbr
so Brosent besoblt moroen ooer mers
ben besablt meroen. Sn Chicago
muroen nur so 8rusent besablt, in
Baltimore go Brpsent.
SIN Srrenbaus 3u Sings Bart
bel Seem Durt lift cine Srau Seam
nette HOtbibilo I'm Nlter BON 103
Sabrer geftUrben. Die finfaig Sabre
in Der Nntalt 3ueebraht bat.
Da8 Rlubbaua ber Stubenters
p~erbineung @bie Bft in Stbata.
sc. g., brannte Greitae raorger Doe
Tageaanbrub ab. Sc NOR Elm prGGp.
tiger 8au, bas fribere @obnbaus
bee Samilie sSiste. 8ier Stuoenten
oer Cornell . uniperiitdt uno bret
Witalieoer Der freipiuieen Seuer.
mehr fino unla 2eben aetnnlmen uno
mebrere anoere BeriOnen fino fdmer
uerlebt.
Brdfioent RooIeuelt Dat ourh
oas Staots. Sefretariat betannt utas
den laiien, baB teinerlei SGritte ae.
tan ieien uno aud nibt beabfibtigt
maren, UNI elmer, neuen Uertrae nit
Sapan abauihlieHen, ourh ben iapas
niften Nrbeitern Die @inmanoerune
in unier 2ano serboten ueroe.
Nfit benz uereinfadten Bnditas
bieren oes Brdiioenten lift es nlhts.
Die Bill fir bic Reaierunesausgaben
entbdlt aus0rIdlih Die 8eftimmuna,
BOB BET ben Observation-Disclosures
Die alte B~uhftabirmethpbe angemanot
ueroen iDa, uno Der &onareB miro
Die Bill ieoenfaI8 nit oieier 8eitira.
rtung annebmen.
Der Hr6iioent bat bic 9eleaa'
ten gum .National Riner unb 6arbor
@uugreB" i'm @eisen 6auie empfans
gen uno ibnen in elmer Nnfprade NIT
geteilt. oaB &c lire Bemiibuneen,
gr0Bere 8emiqieunaen fir bic Ser.
beiierung uno gntmidluna Der natiirs
lihen Waffermeae oes 2anoes All er'
lanaen. nah &rdften u~nterftiBen
meroe. ~auerbinas tonne er fid ni1t
fiir irgen0 einen beitimmten Blan
uerpflihten. Die R%onuentiun bat be.
ihlOiien. BON Dem 8unares cine iatr'
lihe Bewiaiaung BON finfaia Wfiqio'
men Dollars fir Slug uno 0afen'
Werheherungen gu uerlanaen une
cine 3ommiifion ernannt, Die benz
Yrdiioenten uno benz &DnareB Die
Winihe Der Gonoeution tlar maiden
lou. Die Guoiens beim Brdiioenten
oerlief in Der uben 9eibiloerten @eiie.
Yin bee Spite Der 80mmiifiun ftebt
Der friibere 9Duperneur Trancis nor
WiKouri.
Sin Des Wpines &c., taet cine
9onferens, melde Wittel uno @eae
berateu iuG, pie bic GrmdbIuno pom
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Elm TEXAS WuapER.

Cine tleine Jlaihe BON Eeras @unber,
6al's GROCER gntbedung, beilt ole Ries
rem. unb Blaienleiben. eutfernt Stelne,
BELT Diabetes. GusFuB. ibpahe Ra6en.
8beumatisnaus uub ale llnreselm1bis'
teiten Der Nieren unb Der Blaie BET BEL.
ben Geihlebtern, ebeni0 8~Iaieuleioen
BEL Rinbern. Benn guer &p0tberer es
uiht nertauft. t5nnt SIR 60 eegen Gin.
ienbung BON $1.00 erbaIten. Cine tleine
5laihe reidt fur stpet MDnate uno pers
fehit ielten Seiluns. Or. @. 20. Sau,
a~Ileiniger Sabritant, q. 8. Boz 629, ct.
Souls, WD. 2ast gnh 3eugnifie ihiden.
auu, 8ertanf bel allen Druoaiften.
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q
.RA1xnaj1GnNda4

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson,
austin, Waco and FL Paso. at Colleges
in 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach Nv
MAIL. Catalogue will convince Won
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Gan
or send for it.
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aamsaias. Teras. -. Isbr. hoo

4~amsafas. Teras. IL. Jebr. 1903.
Sr. 6. %. San, ct. Souls. MD.
@erter Serr. SIN Sabre 1894 ruwroe
mein Sobn burb .EeFas Bun6er" bon
eiuem Nieren. unb g~alenfein.2eibe se.
beilt. gr lit oaran ala er sebu Wpnate
alt tpar, bis er atuei Sabre alt uuroe un6 es
ainaen ihrl msbrere Steine ab. Sd tam
oas Rittel iebr empfeblen.
s. 3. Brace.
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Die sSett Wiatraten ssabrif.

6abritanten nDn Wtatraben, &ppf.
tifien. 8olftern etc. &aBt Cure al.
ten Watrasen neu MAIDEN. Nrbeii
earautiert. 231 SID. Shores. StroBe.
Neues TelephDn SIT.
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yaalt@e gonrtteu saIatwaaen

iad galif0rnien, ebeniu mad ct.
2ouis pia Teras & Bacifc $ 8abu
pbne Behiel. Shreibt an iraeno
eiren 9idet . Neenten tueaen oieiee
rieuen Dienites Ober an g. y. 9ur'
ner, Generals nffoa'er.Geent, Dali
Los. TerQs.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERY
RommiiHons, @ei@ait.

@tr t1bren ole Nrten pDngroceries, De.
treble, Mebl, Suttertoifen olIer Grt, sob.
ner.8eisen, 4uderrobr . Samen, RafiE.
R0rn, beptiher Sirie unb Seu = In go.
eenlaouneen ooer ue1iaer.
Wir erfuhen I'm goniignntiDnen bos
9anbes. 8robueten. ShneIe grIebiauns
Der @eid,hfte.
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aseae anr far @pilephe.

s. .. @aterman. Watertoun, g.,
iagt, oaB feline 9Dhter ourb Or.
Sings Weue 9ebenss BiQeu BOT, Der
Gpilepfie gebeilt murbe. 8u baben
bel Go0lpb DreiB uno g.. GDbn &
60. Brei8 Is Gents.
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Rum 0erfamf htata,

Gin tleines Boraeaan.. @lass
uno Blehmaren'@ eihdft lit inter
benz Sintnuf8preie Qegen
baar gu nertaufen. 0ahsufraeen
i'm Bnsruaren . 2noen bon
VI. 81 G m n n.
329 Oft.G ommerceftr. San NntoniD.
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Nic. Eengg bat elm 10 grpBes
2aaer BON Grtiteln aqer Nrt. Bup'
pen, @eieafhaftsipiele, 2oilettetd'
ften, Shreibieruice. Sportartitel.
Spieliahen &C., baB es niht ihmer
fallen tanr,, fir Rinoer poer Grmat.
iene elm paiienoes acknowledgement
III finhen
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xpren

haben teine Ohren. Mean ion nidbt gues
slauben; gesuiB nidbt. Wenn fih nber
4ehte erbieteu, gub t~oftenfrei ben Be.
tueis su Iiefern. 6aB iie elm unfeblbares
3eilmittel fir 1~amDrrboiben baben, Nnas
tells a%enannt, 10 wdret SIR grD6e Toren,
faas SIR niht bic 8robe NIT Der Brube
mobt, tpelGe P. Neustaedter & Co, Box
Al6. New York. fDfenfrei unb pDrtos
frei an iebe Abreie n~erienben. Brobiert
es unb Sbr tperoet balh finben, baB Una.
feiiS, tuie in jebem Sale, aud guh biIft.
Guh bolo 3inoerung unb balb oanab
bauernoe SeilunQ nerihaHt.
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Sa0meftteraS wnn19t Gn9

Wenu Sbr Cub iraenoms nieoer.
laiien mout. tut es entlana bee st.
ME Der
Gan MmtDniO & Mranias
Yab Bahn,
i'm @artens Diftritt oes StaateS. DE.
iunbbelt uno alima unibertroFeu.
Biaige 2dnoereien fir ben Farnaer,
Warftadrtner. Obit' uno Giehsnhter.
Weaen @inselbeiten tuenoet Gu6 an
@eu. s. Nupton, @. g.. a.,
San NntpniD. Eeya&.
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Die reihbaltiaite uno Qeifma6s
sonite Nusmabl oDn Nrtitelr aler
Grt. Die iid su acknowledgements
eianen, bel Rie. 2enaa
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Nentide Slider.

alaKiter. @omane. Suaenbidrif'
ten &c. bel &ic. 2enaa.
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Ssfteannsea auf europdiiHe Bel.
tunaer nimmt entaeaeu
Ntc. EenQa.

,.Ssrs $ 5ormaltm'' tsEtmer u
Mmeao), lit als antiieptiimes 8abu.
uno Wunomaifer uniibertronen. Sin
allen Nputhefen AL nabeu.
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Tinf's S Gents oapaua.g iaarren.
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Majestic Theater.

Snterfiate amuiement Co., gisentimer,
&. @. @nlaIp, Manager.
@rskarti8e YrDbmffiOn Stefe Mode.
8arabiidbe 8eouinen in tbren ~orignelen
8roonttiDneu, 9ouie 0acre unb uganbn
Boz; Sarrp 8ebb, .8here's mn S0a?"
Sortiu & Burns. 6btelbs unb &0eers,
bic 2afo MDnarthen; Nelie gltina & gp.
in nBtdino tie Binuer".
Sountag =Matinee =preiIe. 10, IS. So uuO so @ents.
Nbeno : Yreiie .......1 Il. %. 35, so uno IS Gents.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24

more plume-like than the spruces and
balsam frs. The leaves are fat, blunt,
slightly above one-half an inch long,
dark green above and pale beneath,
being SO arranged, by the twisting of
their short petioles, as to appear two
ranked, thus giving a fiat appearance
to the twig. The cones are as long or
slightly longer than the leaves, while
the scales are broad and obtuse. They
hang from the tips of the branches and
often persist for months after the
seeds have fallen. The wood is light
brown, brittle and coarse grained,
weighing &c pounds to the cubic foot.
It is employed in the building of barns
and other rough buildings The range
of the hemlock is from Nova Scotia to
Minnesota and south to Alabama.
The hem1ock is not recognized by
the United States Pharmacopoeia as
having any medicinal properties, nor
does the oil of hemlock appear on its
list Of organic drugs, but the bark OF
the tree is used for tanning on account
OF the large per cent. of tannin con.
tanned therein.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
WATER SNAKE: WIFI WINGS.
Reptile in Allegheny, River Is Rival to
-. *:;r Sea Serpent.

Warren Pa.-Personssrat Grunder.
Vile, three miles below this town are
excited over. the appearance several
days ago IN the Allegheny river of a:
strange. water monster In the form OF
a serpent with wings, ~:
: : Mis- Rachel Talbot, Il daughter Of w.:
A. Talbot, who; has a. summer villa
opposite *Grund erYille, was first to see
the creature as itEcame swimming up
the middle of the river, its head pro-
truding several feet. feet above the
surface. She called:to Hank Jack
son, ferrymar for the Warren Lumber
company, who ran for his rifle and
opened fire. ~: ), a. >&,,. i. =: ~
Immediately reptile reared it's
head at least ten feet in the airs:Jack.
son says and charged for the: shore,
its}eyes, as big as ,saucers, fixed on
him, :: - - + = ): 49,, =.
Jackson steadied himself, and, TAX
ing careful aim, 1.-THE bullet hit one
of the wings, disabling it. = = = T.. :*.- !
Jackson say the snake finally flew
as highsas the. ferry cable, which
hangs 20; feet above the water, and
then vanished; ~ II, t 5 ;. = ::
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
FARM NOTES.

Remember that the slightest touch
of frost| on. the top of squash. will
spoil it's keeping qualities. If there
is danger of a frosty night, and you
do not wish to gather them, throw
bran sack over each one
Don't fool any time away with the
.glib-tongued stranger who, wants to
sell you a mining stock that is going
to double itself next week, or any in
vestment that promises big per cent,
for the chances are that he cannot de-
liver the goods.
: Be careful about fixing traps for,
yourself when you are carrying bags
of grain into the granary. Make a
good, solid set of steps. Many have
fallen and broken their limbs or hurt
themselves for life by trusting to ram
shackle ladders. Don't you be one Of
them. - ~ H. ~.
Draining makes heavy soil better.
How? Makes it dry in wet times; it
can be worked earlier. in the spring;
the land will not bake; it is warmer;
iii is more. productive. Any land on
your farm that needs draining?:: Now
is the time to do it. ); e, -.<~>. *-~ ),
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
NO USELESS SOIL.
All Land Will Pay Retaining It Is
Thought.

Gullies on billy, rolling land can be
stopped and the land reclaimed by
putting light coat of timothy hay in
the bottom of the ditch after the
rainy reason is passed. In the win
ter, feed cattle on the land by put.
ting the hay, in the bitches. I have
had bitches on my farm that were
once usless but have BEEN reclaimed
and now produce one and one-half
tons of hay to the acre. Never plow
in the gullies, but pillow up and down
the hill beside them. Never plow
closer than two feet to the edge of the
bitches: Each year let the grass strip
get little wider. Thus your high
land will gradually level up. I have
some land that had been quilted but
has now been producing grass for the
past 20 years. Once a set of grass has
been obtained in the gullies, never
plow it up. The hay will always be
getting better in the main leads, and
the smaller ones will be improving
through the process of feeding hay to
the cattle. All land will pay reclaim.
ing, declares the Farmers Review.
Very poor land gullies worst Manure
from stables where the mich cows are
fed hay is the very best manure for
retaining such land.
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| oliznax hlssssa I'D q IL sbeht
toward hersand seized her, han And,
standing TINS - hot clasp about the
SLIM tannsd fingers. he locke lon9
into her eyes h s'Ss l7S
|| At that mo ment :therle; was e. rust
ling In the und ergrow tn neal, and in
another second the Indian, OWatoga,
appeared So III. sSa 5=3} UT I S:TSs.
= assuring the Spaniard with 81 eye
keen as a falcon $, he stared thus tor
some time And under his scrutiny,
as relentless as it was impertine
Gonzaga schafed; r demanding at $!last::s
"By whatSrights do you intrude here?'
.'t.The forest belongs to the. red man.
it is his gift from the Great Spirit" Il !.
Then. striding up to Lavender, he.
placed in her hands q basket of PAN
sizes arranged with artistic care. i It
seemed as though to. the sglyer each
flower were atiny face worth thought
full setting. f :% ~ z = NJ
ooh, how beautiful! !, From MT.
Winslow?" She spoke impulsively,
and the .Spaniard bit his lip in jeal-.
GUS; fury. ! He noted the Involuntary
delight Of her tone and manner as
she buried her face ins@the delicate
blooms. - -
In jerky ,gutturals Owatoga said:
''These are thoughts, my friend said:
thoughts for the pale-face maiden"
"A pretty sentiment. in TRUTH our
friend is nothing, If not poser" Con-
zaga interposed, with sneer, and for
a space no one spoke. The girl adj
mired the flowers in a quiet rapture;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
The Etoatinq Veil.

=. It says volumes for the floating
veil that in: spite of its abuses it. is
still the ,well.beloved of the Parisienne
says the Montreal Herald. But then
in her hands, arranged with a def
manipulation, it is quite another story
to the wisps and y rags, with which
the average woman thinks she is in
the fashion. A new way of arranging
this veil: is to drape it round the
crown in front, then to leave the long
ends, which should. be quite three
quarters of a yard in width and hem
stitched for choice; to fall down on
either side at the back to below the.
waist. / These long ends, If. windy, or
to make change; can be crossed be-
hind and brought forward to tie in a
bow: derneath the |: chin. s. French:
women use al coarse tu1le or net for
these veils;;5 as more durable and
newer than chiffon. $:;s 49,,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
EPAsTURiN 6 EApoWs.
1 IssI N istake to Put Cattle, on ~
4s@ Soon Sas= the. ss.AayaIs Cut on.

IVA common practice among farmers
Of the present day, and more so the
eastern farmer; is to pasture the
meadows as soon as the: hay crop is
cut % e w. It is an aOldy practice and a
bad one, says Peterkin Wiley, Jr., in
American: Agriculturist. :: It has been
practiced, for geenrations, but not to
,such7an extent as at present. To turn
stock Immediately upon the: meadow
is. sure ,ruination of next years crop
of hay and relieves the farmer but
little in the long run. In July and
August pasture gets short, especially
In a dry year and to see the green
grass growing is indeed a great temp
tation. On very rich soil do not say
that it is not proper to pasture, pro-
viding that the young shoots are given
chance first to gain size and luxuria-
ant growth.
Every farmer should sow plenty of
fodder corn in early spring and sum-
mer so it can be fed during the short
age Of pasture. In a great many Sec
tons, no doubt, farmers have learned
from experience the folly of early pas
turing Of meadows. l believe it per-
fectly right to allow stock to Craze on.
moved meadows not earlier than Sep
TENDER I, providing it is not carried
to extremes. I have observed in a
great many instances when winter set
in that the ground would be gnawed
as smooth as house floor. This leaves
the young plant roots unprotected and
the damage done is extensive.
I have a number of neighbors, sue
cessful in way, and readers OF
American Agriculturist, whose first
act after removing the hay is to turn
in every head of livestock they have.
Experience has shown this is very I'M
profitable. My method is to allow short
intervals at a time. In this way there
is sufficient top left to insure winter
protection to the roots, some soil re-
building and big hay crop the sue
ceeding year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
TWENTY: ONE He AGO SMAdpENs,
4 attend q; n xuh |llE =!. v
CIGARETTES P0 il Jar \
sconeIy Female Bachelors Dress d, II In
/: Male Attire Shock Nurses with; I
! RI Whom s. hey Try e >5Flirt-sz..x J

:, CHicago,--West side girls to@5the
number OF, 81 the other night: dressed
in#clothes borrowed from brothers. ia.
theirs, or. masculine friends, smoked
cigarettes, indulgeds4i in !, free lunch,
flirted with West side hospital nurses,
and otherwise disported themselves as
If they were mere men. ,.a=: NJ:
a, The occasion was a smoker given by
the Vassar Bachelor Girls club, an or
ganization composed of 81 buds"
who have promised but only prom
ised-to, remain single until the age
OF &c.: or pay q fine Of five, dollars. =,
Except for: q feeling Of: "waspiness,' -
rs one Of the bachelor: girls termed the
empty feeling where fathers or big
brothers clothes failed to fit around
the waist, they felt fine. according
to their unanimous declaration after
the party broke up at midnight. f.
In four carriages they drove around
the city, leaving cloud Of Egyptian
cigarette smoke behind them, made
the night reverberate with songs and
laughter, and finally stopped at the
residence of the president and origin.
ator Of the .1.stag" party, Miss Bessie
Taylor, pretty blonde. go,
/ When all the members had entered
the house some one thoughtfully
jerked the electric doorbell out, and
no human being, especially q man,
could enter the sacred precincts
A few minutes later six bachelors"
emerged from the house.. They ,ex-
planned they we're ''out on dare" and
intended to walk around the entire
block. The party consisted of Miss
Bessie Taylor, wearing her 7father's
black suit, white vest, Panama hat;
Miss Katherine Lavelle, with short
breaches belonging to her brother and
high rubber boots; Lenore Poshepshy,
attired in a regular "ra-rah"' suit, with
long coat swung in the back, and with
high water trousers; Miss Dorothy
Wilson, in hobby suit, borrowed
from one Forest Taylor; Caroline Ant
lers, with light overcoat, jaunty fei
dora hat, fried eggs" pattern, and
Alice Wilson, in her fathers best
suit. Z.
The sextet smoked vigorously, saun.
tered by dental college: and sudden
ly espied two winsome nurses. : +.
Hello, sweet thing" said tsMr." Bes-
sic: Taylor, to one of the nurses, tick
ling her 'coyly under the chin