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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14

Sn Der Si5sefe Nortbamptpn, Gafen.
bant, Nurfulf, England. .

$50 ipirb 9eeenipdrtis Die FL. Ieiie
gefeiert unb Der Segen 9eipenbet?
Sn einem 9 a Of It ii b6 e n, fir
6eiIen 8ebraud i6 einen S6tls
Iing per @o6e he5able.
sSurdl6nittli6e pDdentli6e Gols
lefte IS Cd.
Sur cine Stiite IN u~nferer Notb-
Die Soffnung. @etpiB feline ros
iisen Nusii6ten, iperoet Sbr. liebe
2eier, pobl bemerfen. I6 ipobll
8er peiB? @roBe Singe bnben in
Der 9Resel gar fleinen anfans. Oa
iua Der Gtau gu Bethlehem unb
@ottes Sano ipurbe bod nidt pers
fiir5t. SD babe Soffnun9. SD
babe iogar grobe Soffnung, oaB
6iele iunge Miiiion. nelde our6 ben
9iihof bon northampton er0ffnet
ipurDe, cine srobe Niiiion tperben
miro.
Iber a~ustpdrti9e Silfe lit ausen>
blidli6 notbis. 8erben mir bies
lelbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft, ipie bereittpi1i9
Die WitgIieber bes ct. q NJ
BON Yabua 8er~
ems ben armen. NIT Notb fdms
pfenben Yrieitern gu 9iilfe ellen.
WDdte es ni6t aud mir pergonnt
fem, baB tie ebenfaQs einen ipmpns
tbii6en unb mitleiDigen Bid auf mid
uno mein Hingen, einen 8orpoiten
bes tatboliI6en @laubens IN bieier.
iniofern es ben futbolilben 8lau6en
betriiit. biirftisen @e9eub, 81 sriin>
ben, iperfen? Sit es mir ni1t gu
boifen per90nnt. lieber 2eier. bab
Sbr, in gurem Offer fir ben Sorts
ibritt ienes @lanbens, mir cine bilfs
rei6e Sanb reiden iperbet? Sns
briinitig rnfe i6 @n6 5l. mir bei5us
iteben. SIR ieib bieGei6t auber
Stanb biel 5u tbun; aber n
10 f0nnt Sbr bod tbun.
Sbuei bas ipeni9e, baB in guren
Grdften itebt INN @ottes 8ilen nnb
nit Dem anbern .@enigen". tpeldes
mir geboten nirb, perbe i6 i'm
Stanbe iein, allen Grnites bieie
@fiiiion 81 %griinben.
@ eibet metnem bringens
ben Silferue nt6t
tanbe Sbren.
.Wi6ge @ott Cure Sbeilnabme
pel6e SIR Der @riinbuns e liner
Wiiiiion gu Safen6nm enteegenbrinet,
iegnen unb gu6 @%ebeiben 9eben.
+ Irtbur,
Uif6of bon northampton"
I~breffe: Heb. 8. @. q r a b.
5emptou &oab, Safenbam. Norfolf.
Gnglano.
g. 9. - S6 tperbe banfbar unh
prompt ieoe @abe burb Elm i60nes
Bib POM Seilisiten Ser5en aners
%fennen.
Sic neie aeiifipn tpirb SEM Sl,
Gntoaiu3 BON T.bla getpeibt tperoen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Sersiport mnb 9lfobul.

Cine Gunbirage iiber @ergiport nno
4lfo6olgeuub neranitdltete in Der
S6mei5, Dem flaliii6en 2unoe Des
Ser9iports unb Der Ilfo6olentbalts
iamfeit, Elm 9erner gr3t biirG gefrn@
auila bon ettua 1900 @er9iteigern bes
cSnz uno M~uslanbes. Sr. 6. S6nDz
Der in Bern Iteute in ieinem &unb>
i1reiben fol9enbe Sra9en an Die 5o6s
touriiten: Srinfe II Sic in Sbrem @us
taesle6en Ilfpbpl? Ne6men sic duf
8erotolreu Mlfobolgetrdnfe, nit,
ebentlieQ ipeldbe? @ann llnb IN fpels
der @en9e 9enieben sic tie? Srins
fen sic Ilfobol, up%r5ugs!peile I'M Den
Surit 5l loi6en ODER I'M Die ardfte
gu be6cn? @elhe @irfuugen baben
sic feItgeItelt auf Die Grmilbung, be-
5iebun9sneile Insfelfraft. auf Die
9orpertemperatllr unb auf Den alge=
meinen 9eiiti9en unb f0rperli6en 3us
Irunb? Saiien sic SIREN Ginbrnd
iiber Die 8olle oes Mlfobpls> auf 8ergs
touren "3uianmenl Sic 5nblreiden
@ntiporten lieierten Serrn 9r. ShnD<
Der nadl ben y8asler Ha6ridten" Elm
nusgiebigeS Nateriai 81 elmer Inter-
Iudung iiber Die @irfun9 bes Ilfobols
genui1eS auf BEN meniblid)en Srgas
nismus bel @%ergtouren. @eitiibt auf
Die praftii6en @rfabrungen unb nnf
piiIenI6aftlihe @erlude. fam er 5u
folgenben S6liiien: Ser @enub bon
altobolgetrdnfen muB am @ornbeno
unb am @nfang elmer Sergbeiteigung
permieoen nerben. @Gbrenb bes Iufs
iticges lit Ser Ilfobolgenub 10 LANCE
6inaus5uihieben, als Der 8eraiteiger
anDauernpe I%nitrengungen unb
S6pieri9feiten 81 iiberipinben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
sbatem mmierer Seeres : Smsemicmre.

Sa iebt ard Die 2eitung Der bar>
lihen Irbeiten am Banana aanal
8enieoffi5ieren unierer 9unDesarmee
iibertra9en lit y ippriiber bel eerebet
nno audi elm tpenig setpitelt mnroe
10 mDge giniges bnpon er5dblt
fem, mas oieie Sngenieure ihon IN
ionitigen Sinsen 9eleiitet baben.
Sic baben fi6 I'M 8an5en als
2eute BON GROCER unb pielieitiger
9eiitlngsfdbigfeit ernieien nnb in
elmer Men9e i6pieriger Iufgaben
Das Tertrallen bes 2unbes pou nno
gang gere6tferti9t mo Die Yropbes
5eilngen bon ltneliidsraben 81
S6anben eema6t.
Cine ibrer 9ldn5enbiten Solbrins
git;leen, ipenn al1 lebiglih Elm GER
ltorun9sfperf, mar Die Spreneung Der
.Seu Gate, ebeoem zines Der aefdbrs
lifiten Sinberniiie Der S6ifffabrt oite
lid pom Sem 9orfer 9afen. @ene>
raj Sobn Hefpton, elm @eitpointer.
leitete bas rlnterminieren unb Sprens
gen. Salt allgemein purbe bieier
8eriuh als ausli6tslos be5eihnet, =
aber er selnng n~oIlitGnbis. mas in
alien betreffeuoen Sahfreiien nod
groBeres Infieben erre9te, als beim
aagemeinen Yublifum.
grmee : Sngenieure baben ferner
II. u. ben @%aibington : Ieaudbuct
gebuut (ber 5lpei 9roBe vGreefs" iiber>
alert, tpel6e onr6 tiefe S6ln6ten
flieBen) unb Die Cabin : Sobns
Birdie Unit einem 8oeen BON 228
Sub. elm babies SabrbunDert binbur6
ipeitaus bas bette Wuiter berartisen
Mauertperfs), ebenfaus ge9en piele
ungiinltisen Yropbe5eiun9en in beioen
Sdllen; ferner an1 bas @aibin9tons
Monument unb Die Sliieel unb Die
&lippel bes 8unbesfapitols. Ser
@enieoffi8ier Neigs mar Der Selb Der
beiben eriteren @erfe; du6 er gait
cine 3eitlans fir einen Tbantaiten.
gu ben ritbmlihiten Senfmdlern
beg @irfens biefer Sngenieure eebort
ar1 e~robtentbeiIs Der Sault ct.
Maries Canal nit ieinen S6leufen;
unb es lit bauptid6li6 bas Werf Der
Irmee : Sneenieure. bab bic @erbins
oune 5tpiihen Onllitb unb Buffalo
bur6 cine glei6mdbi9e 3pansisfubs
@aiieritrabe erm0gli6t nurbe.
8einabe ale 2eudttbiirme unies
reg 2anbes iinb bon lol6en Snsenieus
rem erriftet porben, unb in gar manz
den Sdllen unter u~ngebeuren te9nt>
ihen Shipieri9feitenl
gu allebem fommen nod Die tpin>
tisen icseuannten Chill Snsenieurs@
Yfli6ten bieier n%niformirten gulturs
trdgcr: ndmli6 Die geiammte Iufs
ii6t iiber Slubs unb Safenperbeies
rlin9en in ben Ser. Staaten (tpp3r
I'M peiteren Gimme aid Die erpdbn@
ten ginnenfeen : @erfe geboren.)
SoIten lie nit Dem Yanamas &anal
feinen grfolg baben. 10 mare bas
Der erite berartige SaI in Der 8ez
ihifte Dieies Corps. ~ Gin grfple
bieies l1nterne6mens tpirb aber Der
sroBartisite iein, ben Is ie 81 pers
seifnen gebabt baben. limb iie Inn
nidt getpobnt, o elmer einmal lbes
gonnenen 4rbeit bappn3nlaufen. uni
iinb bidbdutig genlg' ge8en &ritifer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Waienmpnat.

Inter ben bielen unb mannigfaltie
gen Soften unb Inba6ten. pelbe aui
bieie 8eife i'm 2arfe Der 3eit e%ntitan>
Den iinb, lit cine Der riibrenbiten mn
liebli6iten Die Waianba6t ODER ber
Wonat MariG. gs mar Der 2iebe bes
frommen. fatboIii6en @oIfes nidt ges
mug. Waria. Die bobe Sungfrmt. tag
li1 bret DIAL gu griiben unb iebe
ISOLDE ben Samstag ibrer Werebrune
81 peiben, es poIIte liberties nod
einen Wonat beg Sabres. unb 5tpa,
ben re~i5enbiten nnb lieblifiten Dor
alien, ben Monat Wai. 5u ibrer @ers
ebrun9 miserfpdblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Grant Goumtp, sios9 afota-

Qanb Az usrtaufen iir si2 Dis $50 pro @der TIM
Iidteit. Sdulen. 2an~opotsSiern, Garmsr.1 ele.
phone. Bmtterfabrtteu &c. "a Grnten nadetuar.
Der obue WiBernten. 0ir tpohnen lett IS Sabren
@u8tunit iiber 9nno, Grntsn uiw. eeben. aat6us
Iiide &irdhe uno Sdlule babier. geir uermeifeu
auf ben hocbp. Qerru Hiarrer =. .. @uU
bahier. Man uenoe iih an weartens Bros.
Wilbant. 9. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14

- Ri6ts lit unpequrmer, aIs NIT
einem 8equemen gu reiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Der seiitreide 9ebrlins.

.giif Su nod nidt fertig nit Dem
gufpideln bes 9inbfabens, Sunse?"
sd lam gar nibt bas gnbe fins
ben, i@ CLAUDE, bus Trtb SemeHs s5s
9eidnitten baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
John Glab,
ErieOemsri6ter.
Suite Weleaenheit,

nm eanb su auhdubieeI Sreiien 3u tauien in
elmer oeutfdhen tatboIiihen Wereinoe init STRIDE
uub Sdbule i'm norbotliden Soma. Guh 1T "
oteier Demeinoe cine auSge3eibnete 0ele9enbett,
nm eine Nputbete. einen General Store mo
etuen 1roeerpsS tpre az e%rofneu. I'm uapere
QluSfunft idreibe man al
Nep. Nm. ". &mmfel. Waibua. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
WiKouri> Tarmen.

man iehreibe nm Staatstarte. pamphlet. unb
@etterberidt: irei periauot SaSsl J. Wstf,
Geik6sotbe. Wo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13
Forest City Items.
by "GRANDMA."-

Next Sabbath IS Rev. Shamberger'.
regular appointment here.
Welcome to Mr.. Clark, back on the
Sun-Lake mail route again.
Gideon Miller, who ha. been quite
SICK the past week, is able to be up again.
T. ]. Lemon sold some cattle last
week to Vim. Fuller Of Medicine Lodge.
The Epworth League Society is con-
tnuing with much interest. Come and
bring your bibles.
Sam Smith is an expert in the art Of
handing cattle. He dehoned $50 IN
one day for Mr.. McCuIley last week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Clark spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strick-
land at their new home near Lake City.
Rev. Gilmore preached most won
derful sermon to his hearers last Sabbath
from the text, Almost thou persuadest
me to be christian
The Forest City school will close the
18th inst. The teacher, Prof. Hager-
man, is preparing an entertainment for
the last evening. Some Of the Mingona
young people will take part.
We are sony to know that we are
soon to lose from our community Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Nurse. They will
move to Mingona in couple of weeks,
and expect to reside on part Of the farm
owned by Ralph's father.
Mrs. VIM. Hendrickson was taken
suddenly and seriously Ill on Tuesday Of
last week. Dr. Donovan was sent for
and rendered the necessary medical aid
and we are glad to note that she is able
to be up again.
| Dr.. Updegraf was called to see Mrs.
George Smith one day last week. She is
still suffering with rheumatism and is COM
PEELED to stay in doors. It's bad enough
when we older people have to stay in
the house these fine days, and to those
who are young it must indeed seem hard
She certainly has the sympathy Of many
friends, if that will do any good.
Rev. ]. J. Hill of Wichita expects te
be at Forest City soon to exhibit the ole
but popular, Passion Play. This play
as we have known it, is Of moral rehg-
ious nature. and instructive to old and
young alike, and serves to create a last
ing impression Of the life and suffering o
Jesus. One-fourth Of the proceeds vii
be gwen to the religious work at thi
place. More definite mention will b,
made next week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13
MIR. Barker of Burns. Kansas was

Mr.. Barker of Burns, Kansas, was
seeming around last week in this sad part
Of the green earth for more COWS, Steers
and such like. Wish he would make
out his check for herd Of these pestiv-
erous, Ill hammered coyotes.
Sun and Lake correspondence seems
to have the misfortune of reaching the
Index at the eleventh hour. We're sorry
to say, well, you know the boys, they tote
the mail to tn" postauger occasionally and
they forget to shove it in, that's the why.
We are on the hunt for people who
are behind with their subscription to the
Index from one to six years. You must
either dig up or dig out. If you persist
In doing neither we are going to get out
search warrant and go right into your
jeans.
For sale. John Campbell has recent
ly moved the old fence from around the
25-acre piece and has placed the post
holes Of said fence on the market. We
would suggest that A. j. Hargis take
them since they are in fine condition and
will save him digging new ones.
The harmony between certain Ok
lahoma visitor and Wichita lamp ped
dler was considerably disturbed last
Wednesday. the difference being over
a gyp machine. Mr.. D-has heard the
artillery roar. and yet, don't have any
fear for such thing as peddler or a
pistol.
Some people are frequently talking
about "Rastus;" they say he's got the
big head" or he thinks he's smart .
Others say he has no sense at ALL" 1t
takes all kinds Of people to make the
world they say. Then if it were not for
Rastus the world would not be.
Henry Soprano Singer (also known as
bass singer has Withdrawn himself from
our midst for the forty-6fth time. While
speaking Of lovin' Henry we are very
, much impressed with those beautiful
words from the pen of Sallie Jane, and
when see that we must part. it draws
like cords around my heart"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13
Sharon items.
Hello! There is the sun again.

Hello! There is the sun again.
Grippel Grippe! An a grippin.
Mrs. Daniel Mats is able to be up
again.
L. Southland moved into the Globe
hotel Saturday.
What's the reason we can't have a
wheat mill in Sharon?
Seems like winter work is going to lap
over onto spring work.
Our county treasurer was In Sharon a
couple Of days last week.
Farmers are getting ready for spring
work. Some are actually at it.
George Stewart has bought the A. c.
Brown farm northeast oftown.
Wonder what Chas. Hufer wants
with the pictures he had taken?
Those parties who sold out are hav-
ing job Of moving on hand now.
Arthur Stewart is building a new
house on his farm southwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dollard made a
t1ip to Atica last Wednesday, visiting
friends and acquaintance.
Clara Luthy has a severe attack oil
sore throat. Mrs. Luthy fears that it is
diphtheria. We hope not.
John Burgett has been laid up with a
lame back, caused by fall. But we
are glad we can report him much better.
B. F. Blackmore and Fred Sodtman
are not easily blufed out for they went to
Medicine Lodge Saturday in buggy in
spite Of the threatening rain.
Mrs. Daniel Mats enjoyed her 6Sth
birthday last Saturday. Thus far the
Lord has spared her. She, says her
health is better than it was year ago.
John Burkett has returned home from
Oklahoma after visiting his father. He
brought stallion home with him and is
having some bills printed which will be
posted.
The Sharon Christian church has Start
ed S. S. Rally. The purpose Of the
rally IS to induce those not attending
Sunday school to come and learn the
ways Of the Lord.
Last Tuesday was a busy day for
Grandpa and Grandma Blackmore.
They sold their property in front of MIR.
Sodtmans and also bought the P. D.
Mats property. They now own the
whole block.
Last week was prosperous one fol
Sharon Valley. An eight pound girl a,
Lloyd Davis, the professor Of Sharon
academy; and fine boy at Wade May.
fields. accounts for their smiling counte.
nances the past few days.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13
Sun and Lake City Happenings
INDEX

The Lake City Station agent arrived
the hrst of the week to begin work.
A pie social was given at Sun City
last Friday evening at the Baptist church.
A hand car excursion from Lake to
Sun Of recent date is one Of the few
Geo. Lott recently bought 100 rec
ords for his newly purchased piano player.
I. T. Hatfield has moved his family
and other possessions to the place form
ery owned by 0. J.. CorEss.
Our beloved neighbor Ed Ham re-
Gently moved his family and house plum
der to farm on Turkey creek.
A little note from the county superiin-
tendent to this district caused some of the
tired kids to dance back In line again.
If Sun and Lake keep expanding they
will soon bee IN convenient range to join
hand. "Blest be the tie that binds"
This bGsterin' hot sun and those big
gally" gnats have tendency to make
Willie Indifferent about doing any work.
big things that have taken place. The
Car was manned by drove of Lake
City dads and the seven miles was made
IN about 20 minutes.
II. w. Skinner recently purchased
the S. G. Stewart place 2 miles west OF
Lake. This deal was Of special advan-
tage to both seller and buyer.
Frank Hoagland recently sold 90
head Of steers. They were raised on
his own place and the man Frank ha:
got both his and the other mans profit.
Bear in mind that the Lake City laun-
dry agency will paronize the Enid laun-
dry instead Of Hutchinson as heretofore.
Deliver your dirty rags to the city hard
ware store.
Frank Eager is curling his hair pre-
paratory for trip to Mexico. He say.
the girls down there are good enough fol
him. We are afraid Franks experi
ence will be like the store Of the rainbow
The D. K. & C. disappointed no les
than SO people in this part by not giving
the expected excursion last Sunday. W.
Will warn the railroad now that they hac
better hook on the big car for we are al
going.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13

Forsyth's mill is the night place to get
your feed. Com chop, kafhr chop, bran.
shorts and chicken feed always on hand.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-13

Hot Soda, hot Chilli, Clam Bullion at
Luallen's. Just the thing for winter days
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
agricultural.
BEGINNERS IN POULTRYRAIs1NG.

1t is seldom wise for anyone to en-
bark in the poultry business on large
scale, and certainly not if he has had
little or no experience with fowls. 1t
failure then ensues, there is not much
to lose as but q small amount Of capital
has to be invested at the outset. For,
though expensive poultry houses and
yards are desirable, they are often no
more practical than cheaper ones. A
would-be poulterer should curb his am
bition more or less and not build too
many air castles. Enthusiasm is essen
tail, but it should not be SO great that
common sense with him ceases to exist.
He should, first of all, be able or
competent to determine which will pay
him best, fowls for market or for eggs,
and then select the breed Of chickens
most adapted to his purpose. Such va
rieties as the Brahmas and Plymouth
Rocks are excellent for meat production,
but if eggs are wanted some breed like
the Leghorns should be sought after.
And there is generally moro money to
be made from keeping poultry for eggs
than anything else. Only near large
cities or watering resorts is the produce
ton Of broilers profitable, and even then
one must work up private trade or
have "fancy" customers, since cold
storage houses, stocking up when broil-
ers are down, are usually able to food
the market it there is any advance il
price.
For egg production the sort of fowI
wanted is one having the ability to lay
well, grow rapidly and mature early
Beautiful plumsge and Symmetrical
form count for little in hen, if she il
not hustler, to the practical poultry
man indeed, it hardly matters to him
how much she is off on points" if she
is only good layer. He wants, above
all things, fowl which will utilize the
foods best suited for egg production il
the highest degree. Therefore, rather
than getting too largo bird he prefer
one Of medium size. Why2 Because
the smaller one will eat less and at th,
same time be likely to lay just "a man.
eggs.
Assuming, for example, that coupl
of hens weighing 1S pounds and thre'
others are found whose aggregate weigh
is no more, the cost Of maintaining tn,
two lots should be about the same, bu
the return in eggs one-third larger from
the three smaller hens. IL addition t
which, they will occupy scarcely an.
more space in the poultry house thai
the two larger fowls. Accordingly, i
poultry is to be kept for eggs, one shoul'
seriously consider these points, since
is only by getting good hens and the
intelligently managing them that he ca
hope to succeed Fred o. Sibley, il
Agriculture Epitomist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
N f. w
f u r N 1T II r E
I'll . u S e.

HAVING LAID IN THE LARGEST AND
I1 most.fashionable stock OF furniture ever
in Montgomery county, am ready to rye
customers in the Humphrey Building, Rock
Vile, q large rear addition to which has re-
Gently been made and used BY me in this line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
Winter Flowing.

AS to whether it is best to do the
blowing during the winter or to leave
it of until spring is a question which is
largely dependent on circumstances and
condit ons. II there IL q sod to be
turned for corn or some other spring
crop which is infested with grnhs and
other worms that are injurious to crops
it is undoubtedly better to pillow in win
ter and let the freeze kill many Of them.
Then the freezing and thawing of the
soil will help to pulverize the sod and
make it in better condition for growing
Q crop.
Another point in favor of winter plow-
ing is that more moisture will be saved
for the growing of the crop if the sod
is broken than will be done if the work
is left of until spring. On plowed land
the water from melting SHOWS and early
spring rains will sink down into the
soil taking With it some ammonia abb
sorbed from the air and will dissolve
some mineral fertilizer from the earth
which will come back by means of Ca
pillsry action to help feed the plants
through the summer drouth. If the
sod is not plowed much Of this water
will run off from the surface and will
be lost to the crop. Then another point
which is worthy Of consideration is that
the land is plowed at season when
work is not 30 rushing and the work is
liable to be better done than it would be
in the spring when SO many things are
claiming the farmers attention.
Teams can be at work every pleasant
day during the winter if there is job
of blowing in progress If the land to
be plowed is stubble or a very porous
soil perhaps it is best to leave off the
blowing until spring, but it is good
plan to have good lot Of sod to turn
every year on the farm and also to have
plenty of sod land still left to grow hay
and pasture. The rotting of the sod
furnishes vegetable humus and increases
the water holding capacity of the soil.
1t also helps to make the inert fertility
Of the soil available. This may be done
by adopting a good rotation suited tc
the farm and its environments in which
grass and clover will be grown fire.
quently on the land.-A. j. Legg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES

YNHlS advertisement merits attention. We
4 want your trade and we intend to have
II If lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
Va As we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand vehicles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.

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AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We also keep large assortment of Single
and Double Harness of all kinds and descrip.
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads,
Whips, etc, which we will sell lower than
any other establishment.
II will pay you to call and examine the
quality of our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB POSS l. SON,
"a The firm of Jacob Poss Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss for quarter of century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and 6ne single and
double Buggies and Carriages for hire at the
lowest prices.
We make a specially of furnishing Car
iages, in charge of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and fuuer-
aia.
Every department OF the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for all
classes of service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB POsS Il SON
mar 17-tf ROCKVILLE, MD
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