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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1906-10-13
w1ess VIZ coUaT MeeTr

The cry ~ going up. where WIN COR
district c0urt hold To- sessions IN E0-
veubeF7 ID % fhls date the sheriff
haa ban appealing % Judge POLLOCK.
The Judge ls booking around in be-
wlldernent - and q room suitable FOR
fhaf purpose THE halls - be had
decline 30 entertain the court, becauee
- he dirty and disgusting habit 81
attendants ~ court ~ splitting tobac-
co juice al Owes the foof and into
che CORNERS ~ the room even 81 spit
ICONS are on bend There are only
fw0 Fsesnf sforeF00ms ln Ocaia, the
one where the late new Ideal Regiau-
rant held forth and the new Tom
Wallis atoreroon II neither 81 these
can b. Pad We would suggest holding
f lu one ~ the factory cold storage
rooms. on the government LOT or in
me gary Grove ard az eigher ~ these
Tact menfioued places cleWcrs ~ to-
bacco can squirt tho Juice every way
and ~ one wii obieci or Kick aRsinst
The nfhY habit
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sar4vs O. cares


Born a. Providence r r. Deeeni-
Ser. 1893 Al twelve hs went 10 $eiT
Ilandon Conn ard serTed three years
a1ssentleeshfp % earringe niaksf.
Norking FOR Board ard clothing at
ienslna technical school in eonnee-
ton wlfh work ~ hfg trade After BE-
bad served BITS apprentice. learned his
trade. ne served his employer ~ a
gburneygaan f0f some time He war
married on May. isss w8en ~ years
u age. Came 10 FIorida in Is8s and
selUed IN 0caIa ard Beean1e Interest,"
ed vlth the late y. 3 Kingnan IN
making wagons carriages and repair
work. az the si1o5 where the HeAteer
Brothers no,r hold forth with whom
he remained Eve years. Then Re
started buslnass Tor hiF8self and erect
I'd ais present shop. the Siar Wagon
Works. where ne has been g1ccess-
fui business man ever sine
Mr Gates ~ q thoroughly practical
man. Systematic and thorough in all
his undertaking His work commend
81 hin ~ the public and the people %
HE word The First ward saw in
him good aldermanic timber and TX
years ago they cent him TO the city
Council and have Kept bfu there ever
since
He showed the aane ciiaraeteristics
in the conservative management %
public affairs AZ he DID In his private
business and ~ the first term made
him president or that body which he
has retained. = compliment that none
of hts Drsdeeessors ~ the chair ever
enjoyed. Mr. Cater success ~ bust
ness has enabled BIN TO owp pIeag-
amt ard cory home on ockiawaha av-
enue with other investments IN
dwelling houses in a desirable part of
The city.
He ~ q msn Of fine character
thrifty. a worthy citizen and one
whom AT respect for hfs PROPERTY and
honorable record
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JOHN o. aosERTsoN.


Promoter ard Turpsutins Operator.
The SUCCESS that has attended tho
efforts ~ the subject 81 this sketch ~
only another verifcation - the adage
" keeping everfastineiy AZ g. This
has been Mr.. Robertson's motto from
his youth up.
He II 10 the manor borHk first saw
the light - day IN sumfer county m
1868. wax raised on = farm. had few
school advantages and most % his
years. from young manhood. have
been devoted 70 making his own way
10 the worIl and doing with real what
ever bis hands found to do.
IN 1896. when the terrible freeze the
previous year had laid lew the labor
II years and set sdrift thousands o.
men who the night before deemed
themselves N comfortable clreum-
stances. not then knowing what Was
to become u them for IN the day o.
despair they deemed everything lost
and saw no future in the country since
the orange Industry n Inc iand was a
desOlat0n and = bitter m0ckery. then
Il wac NJ Robertson aaw the stern
necessity ~ doing something and do
ing q speedily. set 70 work growing
watermci9ns. urging his Helghbors 70
80 nc same and with IN eye ~ results,
9r2anl2ed a bureau 81 Information
with headquarters 80 Ocsis 70 learn
~ shout the markets 81 tho country
and tae best points ~ shipments. and
IN hfs good business 5udemenf made
record that NOT only vas % fnan-
ciai service % Hrnseif but many 9TH
err who zcai0usly eg-0DerateG with
him. About this tine he also cav
that our vsst forests o. pinsa were
destined % play an important part iu
rohabltatin4 the stricken Iaud and
was among che fret to enter the field
Bec8me a buyer and setter q timber
lands ~ prices that BY comparison
with the present would sound rificu-
l0e8 70 waB then thar uien who had
followed tie fortunes n iarpcntine IN
North Carolina and soptlf Carolina
and seeing their supply - trees wac
running short came further south md
began intesfig8 and opening farfua
in Florida and IN few years me in-
2ux became go great and Tire lndas-
tries asaBmed such gigantic proper
uGns tHaf ia8d values rose rapidly
nHd sh5ac .sho took Csc food a us
rise doated into q fortune ln 3 night
Mr Poberfson wac one n these
achieving fortune not by cHsnce and
blind luck but - lBat bumnees dis
cerHmenf and sound Judgment mat
measures results from causs 10 e.
feet he beeaFae Interested ~ the tur-
pcHuHe buglness and nas been very
sHeceesfm in IL
He has made bis horne ID Ocaia
ever since 1895 and ls ever ready to
give q helping hand 70 promote the
growth and prosperity ~ the town. A.
present. he 81 representing the First
Ward iu INC CITY Council Mr. Rob
erteon we married fl 1902 80 Miss
Bertha strunk. n moef excellent lady
add one child has can1e 70 gfadden
tiieir lives When If coueg 70 con
ceutratiug purpose and determination
- accomplish things mr. RoberI s0n
mas few equals.
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MRS. cSeHEYs RECEPTION
70 The y. 2. c.

The Daughter - the cor federacy
he'd raefr nfonshiy nesting ~ Mrs. y
T. CasmeySs hosoig8Bse horne yesterday
afternoon THE fnsnfiuR was 81 reore~
sentative and eaUnuslseflc ore. Hfs
Gary ire beloved president presided.
Ere r p Harrfs read an interest
Ing paper on tie ne u Cen Robert =
Lee
Mrs. Annie Bond HOPKINS. ~ Orange
Lake ard one ~ the in0gt devoted wo-
men - me lost cause that ever drew
breath related a very amusing ae-
count ~ her rieif - the grave 81 John
Brown. So the Adirondack
Mr. Edwin Badger spoke OF her trip
% Kentucky this eUmuier and visit 10
Ispok0ut Mountain
Miss Irss Blake. in well chosen
and gracefully SPOKEN words. present.
~ tso saveis - the chapter. one from
her niothar Mr. Rohert Riaka. and
one from herself. % replace the ones
ioef ln the destruction % the pred-
dents home ~ Gre she received =
rising vote u thanks for her kfodlv
confederation
A pleasant surprise awaited the
chapter In The presentation % o check
Tor sz5 from a devoted daughter %
a neighborng town who ~ a. gen
crous a. she II modest and declines
her name % be given publicity
One o. the most touching incidents
u the afternoon was when the pres-
idenf disDisyed i've blaekened partial
- melted silver dollars that had been
found IN the ashes u nsr ruined home
witch had beer len n a basket on
a table with the gavel and papers.
whore she had placed them on her
return from the lasf meeting II was
voted 20 have one Of the dollars plac-
ed IN the cornergtone 81 The new court
house and Mrs. " r. stovaH waa re-
qnested 20 prepare q suitable memorial
for the occasion.
The gracious hostess served delicious
refreshments She was asslstd IN this
pleasant duty ~ 8rs J. 2. y Koonce.
Mr. ". v Newsom. Mrs Robert
Blake and the Htuc Misses lrms Bisi<e
and Laura Jean Dozier
The following visiting ladies' were
present Mrs. r. A. 5urfOrd. Mrs r.
A. Howge. Mrs. " Flnhel Mr. J. 2.
y K0oncs and Mrs } = HERS
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AN AWFUL COUCH cuaso

'"fwo years ago orr little girl had
2 touch u pneumonia which left her
with an awfu cough. Che had spells
~ coughing just ike one with whoop~
ing cough. and Some though she would
not get well 81 all. We got a BOTTLE OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. which
acted like charm. She stopped
coughing and got stout and rat.
writes Mrs Ora Bu1anrd. Brubai.er.
~ This remedy r. for sale BY all
druggists
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-ow POUND TzTP
EXCURSION RATES
Via the Atlantic Coast Lire

B28.S5. 81. Louis, No. Rate ~ one fare
pins - cents Tickets on gale Oe-
J0beF "a and IS, limited leaving -
Louis October -. Extension ~ liu-
II 70 October 20 may BE- obtained.
sfa7o, colurnbis, s. c. Tickets on
sale October IL and 70. limit good
to leave Coiurnbla ten days IN ad-
diffon 10 date ~ sale Extension
may b. obtained % November 10
sffs5. Atlanta. ca. Rate u one fare
plus - cents Tickets On sale oc-
tober 70 90. 81 and - fnal linit oc-
tnher 90 Extension = limit 20 No
vember - may he obtained.
$50. Birmingham, kis. One fare
plus 3 cents Tickets on sale oc-
tober "a and =. ansi limit Cct5beT
81 Extension % November p may
BE- obfasns,f
1905, Memphis, err. Rate ~ ore
fare B5us - cents Tickets on sale
October IS. rs. l7 and IS. with lnal
limit October a. Extension Of limit
% November 20 may be obtained.
szff5. New oriesns. Ia. Rats - ore
fare plus - cents Tickets on sale
October - % IS. ineiasivs. WIN ausi
limit October o. ExgeMeHsn 20 No
vemher - may ~ obsainea
FOR further lnfoTmasian apply -
nearest aFeHf Or > @. kiYig5and DIV.
Rasseasef agent. 1ampe. ia
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LEsT VIZ

forget baby n RESTLESS. cant steep a.
nighf WON'T eat. cries spasmodicatly.
A bottle of Whites Cream Vermtfuee
never fails 10 cure Every mother
should give her baby Nhlte's Cream
vernsfuqe 80 many times when the
baby 81 pale and fretful. The mother
does not knotv wiisi % Do. a softte y
tllie medicine would bring color - his
cheeks and laughter 70 his eyes Give
e. trial soId Is the Anti Monopoly
DFugsfofe-
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SPECIAL RATES 70 ocAL&
OCTOBER 70 AND y

The sesboard Air Line Raiiway win
yell tickets from cftra Dallas and In
rerme8iate stations To- Ocala on &c
count - the laying of the court house
corner stone TT one fare for Che round
"trip Tickets on atie october ~ ard
~ limited returning % October u.
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80 GO 10 &c pueLlc

Having returned froim the ESfh am
nuai convention - the Pbotoera phers'
Aseociauon - America I DESIRE 10 no.
fifv the public chat J am again az my
studio. thoroughly equipped with the
latest improvements in photography
i am prepared to- do All styles ~ ub-
to-dafe photo work. fr1m the sfnaii-
ct lorsef picture o. tho flil Hfe-ai2e
portrait guarantee ts t8 price and
esuri<itiaushfu secou uanies all orders.
Fery truly yours
~ GofUie1.
'IFsh3es Quieig ~ q Wink
studio above Teapot Grocer
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Mothers need have no hesitaucy IN
continuing 10 give ChambeFIal. r
Cough Remedy To- their little ones. AZ
~ contains abaoigtsiy aotbing in)ur-
ioua. Thfs remedy iR not only perfect
~ eafe to give snafl children. bHt ~
81 medicine ~ gregfC worth anG merit
sc has world vide FeDutafi0u, Tor lfa
cures ~ eour,iir colds and croup and
cfn always lie reiie1 upou For sale
hg an drFaiets.
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MRS. sosTicK's
MILLINERY OPENING.

Hra Minnie Eostlck hold % recep-
uoH az day yesterday and foday "a
her Ocais House Millinery Pari0rs
and almost al 81 the ladies - Ocala
paid their resDects and admired he
magnificent display N new style. f8il
ard winter millinery
M Bosfick IL showing an exceed
inady Bretiy stock 81 new goods and
the msnufaciures ~ her own estab-
HshmeHt were no lesA admired than
The pattern hats The veiveta. rib
hons fe9thers and rlumes are very
much IN evidences. and big roses ard
autumn leaves are also very popular.
.dfs. Bosticis has many handsome
i1ats and tire ladies Or The city were
nor chairy ~ theie praise 81 her dis
Dlsy Nrs Roetiek ais0 has q spieu
did general Iuc ~ millinery Tor az
~ tho feminine sex. both Old arid
Young
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RY.
FeoM lAcKaoNvILLE

sds.70. San francisco and Los Snseies,
ors way fssesn5 sisss). Tickets On
sale daily September - - octo-
Esr d.
Many other attractive rates
For further Information apply 10
r. X. Mccall,
CITY Passenger ard Tisl>ss Agent.
JAMES FREEMAN.
District Passenger Saent.
fcs West Bay Street, Jsesssonv'lis, Fla.
Sfors "a
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The star regrets 20 learn fhan the
ocsis Camp ~ Boss ~ WooderaG
bas dirbanded The bora BAD asai
ard interest but lacked ne bufluess
eKperience % carry on the analra -
"a lodge Perhaps lhe camp would Have
sprFiFfd ~ che members ~ the older
organization sad OCCASIONALLY given
thf BOYS the benefit - lhsir preaenra
ard advice F3ft kHR ramp wuI ad-
minister on the sfairs ~ dhe junior
iodne and TIE STAR c1n't help vleh-
inH Char son1" way maF BE- found 20 re-
vlve Be-
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= Most WORTHY ARTICLE

When an article has been On the
market Tor yrara and gains friends
every gesr. 70 f. sars 20 call this med
iclne rorlhy one such 81 BaIiarf' =
Hofehound syrup. D positively cures
coughs and all pulmonary Diseases.
one ~ the best known merchants IN
MohIie Ala sasE' "ls1r GIVE years rny
family has mel been troubled wlfh the
winter coughs We oa-r thie to bni-
larsI's HorehoHnd syrup Z sulew ig hss
saved my children from many sick
spells soid bg che Anti 3ionapolg
DRUGSTORE
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Enrr being closed Tor two days. get
Hnu roady FOR rhe big Do days sale.
Er Wrhb oDeuHd tine doors - the
Fslr ~ . O'Clock thIg morning. and
eifh has blv force u clerks began
WASTING on f1e crowd that thronued
TIE place aH fay. taxing sdVanfage ~
Ehe big stock - excellent eo0ds. o.
fered af aHfonirhinRiy low pricea. The
haF eaT today FaF very arlsfactory.
AZ = big rish ls eEpcefe1 al neXl
week
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j. z. CHACE
DENTAL SURGEON
once Upstairs, Commercial Bank Bldg
ocALa, FLA
Terms, Cash.


The registration books for the city
81 Ocsia are noT open. and viii re-
main open AZ city clerks Office I'll the
second Saturday IN November 1906.
II G. Sistrunk.
Clerk and EZ-onicio Supervisor Of
Registration % city OF ocals.
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HANDSOME HOLIDAY GOODS.

The DEALS We've Company are open
ing dic finest Hne ~ holiday go0ds
fhsf tire store hnF ever Known The
goods aFe arriving eaEiy and wiil snon
TO- ready fof the mspeef on - fhe pub
Bc Tire eariy and Ehreprd buyers arc
aifssdy picking out many ~ fEe hand
s0iH. pieces. and laying them away
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You win always Ind ~ j. r. Mar
tin 2 Cor exchanges stables in Ocaia.
and ~ Hugh Nichols wildwood sta-
ton ~ Rocd F4usss and hnrsee as can
ba found IN F1orida For quality the
prices are reasonable. no trouble 10
show animate When IN need call on
Huvb %ichols. proprietor. Ocsla o.
81 ffdufaod F1n
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re TeUsTEes' PLAN

49, 70 ssy fsr ersirass Only those
people ggts eiil Be benefited; rot those
Eviaa outside tas ersinsss eistriet.
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The STAR regrets CD hear - the con-
anu-d illness - Nrs 81 W Long az
Hsrt~i buf nIeased o. know ehe has
fhe prepence - her sisters Mrs. Cor
sHF Mr. Love. of Jacksonville.
stfh bier ln her slesness
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Mcintosh is r. noted MARKET far
rHek-ns and eggs and every fese DAYS
~ eaora nlird ulfh Gre chickens
pass through oraia for DunneHan
lerrlF htE comp ~ tHesn vent
1oTH fef Gamble q North Efonl VIM
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Msks ne ssois stste paY for 6rain-
80 isn6s beisnsins % rich isnS syn
6icstes.
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BASEBALL ~ CHICAGO

THE Nationals won yesterday
game. and the score Is now - 9
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f reports are true orr cify assess
sef o. sefiinE very eYaetine about the
talgr ~ reristersi DOGS ard ls calling
on their owners 20 list theFa on the
assessmeuf roll
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Han s. - naal<fn. of Anthony. was
In the lfy yesterday Az reported
-eFefai menfhs aso III fhe Star mr
iiasiIn haH plrchssef an orange grove
sf Iargn. uesF g. FrferHhufg and
now proposes 90 p81 up stakes la
Marion end sef np his aousehold
nnde ai t.e reefni burehaee All SIR
itaeidn'a rieufe afreaa'F Fegrat his
leaving ue 81 BIAS been e rtc,or lu
MARION progress and Ser ei0umeHt.
has rssilrl in Anfhons 20 yearf. come
inE hHre from Georgia He has been
Successes iH whatever be- hss under
taken ~ ffrner cotton grower ore
FuEr grove rriear and tueirer and best
~ au au excellent eitisan Wh8 haa
been sn ornraenf to Hiis community
our rnud wlailre wii go wth him
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TIE SENiNsULEg
INDUsTRIs INSURANCE co.

or JACKssJsTvTT.F4Fg FLA.
Pays fhe Ffosk ibsrsI Sex. scci5cut
ard dsnts sereffta Upou the oaysmeat
- grail weekly preusfurrs.
Tas Psninaular - ore % TIE ssrons-
est i1atrancc corfcsnfes N tiie ard.
ard haa Many taso2an6s % 5siisfes q
fn~ce ~ Fiorsda. All slainas are paid
srorn1tfy aoor d6rnana. Cell on o.
.srfte s. ?. areckfrekon. Lsssf Aasrt.
Office over Tcapos Grocerg csais. Pa
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Mr civA 81 - sparr. wae a caller
To-Day he ald fhe dry weather 81
greatly retardlnF 3he shipment ~ IN
giish peas. ~ which there - cutie an
nerefre around Spar
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COLLECTORS FOR
THE BARBECUE FUND

VIII call Monday on AL those who cub
scrfbed aud have not yet paid Keep
this Ia mind and have yoUr checks or
currency ready All who believe IN
Ccaia and that the principle of reci-
Br0ciiy is correct. and have not yct
contributed. should lgae no time in
seelpg the collectors
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Col " shIBman returned lasH
Wight frpm Tamua end Palmetto.
where be- spent Fl few rsFa uoat pleas
sutiy fU1 Nfs greatly benefited bs
TIRE ufn ~ Tampa be- Uau fhe .(iest
~ hie nid friend Mine Hort Parker
~ tHe Des6f0 Hafei which hGaae the
Colonel Wss proprietor - eofne years
sgn- At Paifae1fo se spent The time
Fsys Mr- HyIEsu hss sold her lea4e
On the Hotel g. James lo Sir. Will
iard. uia is cnuducfine fhe hotel and
Mr. HgnaH. mother and sister VIII
probably soon move beck lo Ocala
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WHICH g TIC

WHICH IS T4E
FAIR PROPOSITION
TIE arst ore % course. Vote for TIE
Crairs9e Amendments.
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Ditto a Nai0neF have fgHf bought
TIE tFo-atory howe On she corner
east ~ Use city haH and are making
Fifle MARKED improvements 90 the
aan1e Owing % lfs uesrnesg 90 Use
Hesinrss center 81 very valuable
property
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a beautiful nev lire u 0ak and ma
hogany music cabinets. ia the newest
designs on display az MelVer & Mac
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vesf ahf coat pocket electric lights.
5otioa prices Xguns a Cline
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MANY ATTRACTIVE TRIPS
At
EXTREMELY Low RATES
"
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90 ~ 80. = -.

u r. vAx RENSSELAER, ssssraf sesu1
lss psasaes. S. An,a C..
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Csc ths splendid through service q ne SOC
cGFTc rom Kew Orleans. Or UNION PACIFIC frea
Chicago - destination. ~ith sseansship nnes 70 gas
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Cheap colonlzt wy aeket4 California snd Northwest
m august 97h . October
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06
The February CaEden.

If the early garden peas were not
planted in January, no time should be
lost in getting them in Anywhere
from centra. r>orth Carolina
can now be sown. The large
White marrow is grown 20
a considerable extent in Eastern n. c.,
to follow the extra early peas, though
it is soWn earlier. or usually i'll No
Nember alongside the dead stalks
Which VIII support it. Being
a late pea, II comes in
January or February. For FAMILY
use we have long adhered TO the Pre-
nium Gem pea as q dwarf and very
productive. But i'll the garden we
find that it is better to give all peas
some support though on Il large scale
in the truck garden this is not done
For a support there is nothing better
than q Wire chicken netting. 1t is
cheaper than taking time to so in the
woods and cut brush. and is far
neater. We have had this Wire in use
for sixteen years. and it still looks
wide enough for the Premium Gen
and other dwarf peas, and two feet
is wide enough for any except the
tall Champion of England, which
should have three-foOt width. The
American Wonder pea needs no sup
l.
inches apart, and though exceedingly
dwarf, it will give a good crop FOR
the space occupied For the earliest
and for the market garden, Maule's
Earliest of Al and Taitis Nonpareii are
both excellent. Then do not fail to
try some of the Perpetual pea. We
had them last year and made three
successive crops on the same vines.
While the quality is excellent.
Now is the time for getting the early
potatoes in the ground. We have long
adhered 20 the White Skinned Bliss for
an early potato. and it is good. But
the earliest and prettieSt very white
potatoe We have grown is the Eureka.
This is not only the earliest. in our
experience but it is uncOmmOnly pro-
ductiVe for SO early q potato. l think
it will take 4 high rank as q, market
potato as soon as il IS general known
to Southern truckers. Potatoes are
one of the crops we always fertiiize in
the furrOW only. sinnce they root close.
For the early crop in the South for
Northern shipment We would use the
fertilizer mixture we have ofent given.
500 lbs. acid phosphate, SEQ lbs. of
cotton seed meal or fish scrap. 100 lbs.
Of nitrate of soda, and 400 lbs of the
muriate Of potash TO make a ton, and
of this use at least 1,000 lbs. per acre.
Land on which peas or clover grew is
1I9DIpI 10 he
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06
HELEN POST FOUND GUILTY.
"Mcntal Healer Sentenced to Pay
$500 Fine and Serve Thirty Days
in jail.
(By the Associated Press. }

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. G.-Helen
II. Post, the famous mental healer
after q trial of twelve days, was found
guilty in the United states court here
today. She was sentenced TO pay $500
fine and serve thirty days in jail. Mrs
Post. who is IS years Old, was the
head Of the Mental Science Insti-
tute'' at Sea Breeze. Fla. and was
charged with using the mails for
fraudulent purposes. Her patients re-
sided III every State in the Union. She
claimed to cure all ills by the So
called absent treatment