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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18

ton, providing for the election of
United States senators by direct vote
of the people, passed the house, but
was defeated in the senate by strict
party vote.
A bill has been introduced directing
all county officers to be paid salary,
and putting an end to the Ubiquitous
fee system, for free school books, to
create a State book board, to amend
the divorce laws, to permit Jefferson
county to refund her debts, and cou-
corning the sale of cocaine.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18

Key Council Royal Arcanum of this
city held their annual banquet on
Tuesday night last. There were about
$50 members and invited guests pres
emit. P. o. Schneider was the catere r
and the banquet was in Lambert's
hall.
G. w. Boyer, acted as POSTMASTER,
Rev. J. B. Cham berlain asked divine
blessing before the company was
seated.
The following addresses were made:
w. f. Mullis, Fraternal Orders, Our
Guests, j. B. Chamberlain, The Royal
Arcanum, A Kogleshatz, The Trials
and Tribulations Of Widower, Geo.
Csllehan.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-01-18

Having qualified as administrator
eff the estate Of the late J. V. Quinn [
hereby give notice to all persons in
dehted to said estate that the same
must be paid at once and any one hay
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent the same with due authorization
for settlement.
John L. Morrison,
Administrator.
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Card of Thanks

To the many friends who helped us
during the illness and death of our be-
loved wife and mother by their kind
words of sympathy and acts of kind
ness, we wish to extend our grateful
thanks. Sincerely,
A. NJ. Staubly and Daughters
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WOODWARD l. LOTT ROp,
Id th, and Streets
Washington, d. G.
Our Twenty Siztbanuary Sale Of Muslin Underwear
Ia llth, F and 6 Streets.

The collection cotrises complete lines Of regular
sev classes represented and direct the
attention of neutrality-suspicious. to the general excellence of
goods The staard this year higher than before
the CLOTH the shap the STYLE the sowing the trimmings
than been able to get tog ehe The gar
absOuteyae best procurabe the various prices
from the lowest highest.
This sale also cudes everything desirable in Infants
Wear Corsets Setticoats, and many novelties 10 Paris
Lugao Bridal Dusseaux Negligees, Matines, Breakfast
Sacque Kimenas oudor Gowns, ecbeautul specimens of
Partisan handiworbf direct Importation in exclusive eff
fects.
The few garn(ts named below the medium and lower
priced goods rey suggestive of stock of underwear
that is ntrinscallyhe best we have ever offered.
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CHEN Misses

Cambria and nainsook chemises,
laces, others trimmed with blind
embroidery ...............................5Cc
Nainsook chemises, trimmed on
neck and slevees with laces, en-
broidery, beading and ribbon...;. .75c
Nainsook chemises, trimmed on
neck and sleeves with torchon lace
and ribbon..............................$l.O 90
Infants and Little ChiIdrens Wear
ChilGren's muslin drawers, trim
med with hemstitched ruf1ie. loo
Children's muslin drawers, trim
med with ruffie of mbroidery....25 Csc
Children's muslin drawers, fin
ished with hem, and tucks; sizes 2
to years. Pair.............. ~ 1-3c
6 to 3, pair..........,................ ...15c
s to 10, pair. Observation-Disclosures. ......1Sc
10 to II, pair. zoe
IA, pair. a..................25c
Children's cambria drawers, trim
med with lace and insertion, all
sizes. 50c
Children's Masonville muslin
gowns, rufile on neck and sieeve.25c
Children's muslin gowns, fine
tucked yoke, hemstitched ruflie on
neck and sleeves. .......................50 SOC
Children's muslin gowns, square
neck, trimmed with EN- broidary and
insertion Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Children S muslin skirts, trimmed
with embroidery and insertion. soc
Children's petticoats, trimmed
with embroidery and fine tucks,
made on band, sizes 3 to yrs....50c
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SKIRTS

Muslin skirts trimmt with lawn
I......,-..... QUO
Cambria skirts, trim ed with hem
. stitched cambria ruff ..,............75c
Camcric skirts, sine trimmed
with deep ruf1le of avn finished
with feather stitchig, some trim
med with ruffies Of eabroidery and
tucks, AID others With valoncion-
mes lace insertion antucks.. 81 90
Cambria skirts, oms trimmed
with deep ruflle of ncking, others
with lace and emil rsdery. 81 90
Cambria short ssirts, trimmed
with embroidery, Ice and plain ruff
iio ..'.....'.'...........-.. ...0Oc
DRAWERS
Cambria and mulin drawers, var
jously trimmed viii embroidery,
lace and hemstitchel ruffle. soc
Cambria and muslin drawers,
trimmed with hemstitched tuck
rullle .....................s..... ........20c
Cambria and muslin drawers, trim
med with ruffles of wide lem broid-
ery,........... ..75c
Cambria and nainsoek drawers,
some trimmed with tucksland wide
rutlie of embroidery, sthers with
dainty laces.. ,.................. ........$1.00
CORSET COVERS
Cambria and nainsook corset covers
trimmed with embroidery, lace and
ribbon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Cambria and nainsook corset COW
ers, full loose front, variously trim
med with lace embroidery, beading
Nainsook corset covers, tucked
back loose front, trimmed with val
encennes lace. 75c
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Will ship fat hogs and calves from
Bunker Hill and Martinsburg Satur-
day Jan. 10.
Grav SiIver
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LOCAL MARKET.

:. Asar la Crippe Dr.. Mftss' NessfAs snesrs
s wastes tissues md sessoEss hesseh
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0fiCina del Director de Sanidad, Be.
nefiCenCia y Correction.
ProposiciOmes para Ell suminjstro de lena q
los EstabJecimientos que estdn bajo Ia
-. direction de e8ta Ofcina.-ARO fiscal
de 1907, 1908.

Sc recibirdn en- la Ofcina del Director
de sanidad, Benefcencia y CORRECTION,
hasta las nueve de Ia msflsna del dia 2S
de Junio en- curse, proposicioneS hsjo pile
go cerrado para el suministro y conducoi6n
q los respectivos Establecimientos, de 1908
Cuerdas de lena, que aproximadamente
han de conAumirse en- elloB durante el afio
econ6miCo que empezard el dia primero de
Julio dc 1907 y terminar& el treinta de
Junio de 1908.
Todos los datoB neceSarioB go dar6n en-
eata Ofcina, d6nde Bs encuentran de ma
festo todos los docum 9ntos que han de
regir en- la Contrata y podran reccjer los
licltadOres los modelos de proposiciones
que han de preSentar.
La administration Sc reservs 81 deretho
de rechazar Cualquiera 6 todas las propo'
sicioneS.
San Juan, 21 Junio de 1907.
Francisco de r. ACuRG.-Healt Chari
ties & Director cf Correction. V. q.
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"Habfa padecido por varioa afios de
constipation, indigestion y enferme-
dades pelvicas. No podfa atender { los
quehaceres domestfeos.
ReSuItados SaffsEacfOrios.
"Despues de hRber tornado Peruns,
experiments los resultados mas salts.
factories.
"Atiendo hoy los quehaeerss de mi
casa sin inconyeniente alguno, Rraciaa
q la Pernna."
RecOmieHda La PeFUna.
"Es IN placer y satisfaction para mi
recomendar Ia Peruna a todos aquellos
cue padezcan de la misma enfermedad.1 ~
El remedio en- que mas conffs ell DR..
Hartman para Curar las intermediates
eatarrales de las mu1eres, es Ia Peruna.
Cientos de mujeres enfermas tienen
ia Peruna como Ell verdRdero remedio de
la casa. MuchRs de estas mujeres han
escrito cartas de gracia por Ell beneffcio
que han recibido.
Experiencta DEF DR.. Hartman.
Como es sabido, ell Dr. Hartman es Ell
Presiderte del Ssnitario Hartman, ins.
titucion que tiene un departamento
dedlcado especialmente al tratamiento
dc intermediates femfneas.
Anulmente atiende a infinidad de
estos cRsos Y la mayor parte de las
pacientes retornan sus casas y con.
cluyen ell tratamiento por correspondent.
cia.
Todo ell que dcsee r,vr,se bato Sd
tratamientO, que Sc u al Dr. s. B,
hartman Fr0@'@"" Sanitsrio
hartman. C"!"". =. U. de l.
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EN- IA AE0RTALE LEzA.


ioz, coroneg Hamill, auditor Ward, Befio.
res Wilton y CoWan J doctor NJ. Zeno
Gambia presidente de tuTno de Ia iunts
central de IA Union de Puerto Rico.
Aver taTde celebr6 una IaTga confaren.
cia con 81 goberuadoT, el nuevo Tesorero
de Puerto Rico sei1or 8. p. Groomer.
cegla entenderIa tai cual ella es ne ne.
ceAita abarcar de una oieadR en- toda la ex.
tension de Ia vida social, las neceaidades
humanaa y los medios econ6micos, ordena-
dos , mst6dicOs de atenderla uatiafacerla
de una maneTR oTdenads pronta, r6pida
y seguEa, con un gran sentido prSctico de
Ia realidad, Teproducisndo ensayos innu.
merables, acreditados, de 6xitoH incalcula-
ble1, en- todos los paises por donde la Ba-
ludRble Influenza de astas ben6feas orga-
nizaclones colectivaB, han pasado 4 eiercer
81 diEectR Influenza.
Por ESQ, ante la association ben6fca, el
dogma reigioBo, la opinion polftica, Ia
aumiai6n al camaTada, Ia devotion per
aonas, no existen nj pueden existir. Son
cosas entsramente desaparaCidas On el ale-
vado horizonte, en 81 altfsimo plan de re.
denci6n, en- donde Ia cooperation ben@fCa
ao u6SouNQo4V6 u usBhEfo4l6s
Por ESQ es que uno de sus mas indispen.
sables conceptos de vida , de sUbsistencia
est6 an Ia abstraction abs0luta, ain Eeser-
vas, Bin reticsnciaA, de toda mira personal,
de toda tsndencia de grupo, de todR fs
religiosa, espeCia, de TODD discriminate
progTama polftico,
Por ESQ es que en una tai Rsociaciaci6n,
Ia palabTa discipline es un vocablo sin
sentido. Dentro de ella no hay autoEidad
nj Jefe, discipline nj gumiai6n.
Ante la igualdRd de todaB las cTsges,
ante Ia legitimidad de todas las aspiracio.
mes, ante Ia cooperation de todas las fuer.
Sas vivas, tenidas todas por legftimau
pOE 6tile8, Ide que maneFa suboFdinar Las
unas & las otraa, 6Stag q aqu6llasg
ri campo de acti6n ca neutro, aincera.
mente neutro. De otra manera, la vida
de una INSTRUCTION semeiante no habrfa de
poderBe considerar indefnida nj perms.
nente. Su inhuencia no muda nj Gambia:
he aqUf 50 peTmanencia. Sus necesidades
son diarias y congtanteG: he aquf su sub.
nistencia. Sus fuerEas han de ser perse.
verantes, met6dicaG: he aquf Ia ConstanCia
de Bus medios. .*.
En- estoB' reBpectQs, Ipodrfa confundirss
acaso el partido pOlitico, medic de gobier-
no, con Ia aBoCiaCi6n coIectiva integral an.
terior, suprema y postsrior todo gobiern6f
La goCislizaCi6n de todos los fines y de
tOdoH los medioa humsnoB por el procedi-
miento cooperative: tai es Ia aspiration
t6cnica, la idea justa exacta. de Ia
'FRATERNIDAD SOCIAL Y BENE.
FlCA."-JOHN MABLY.
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Tod0 Ei SiSfema AfecEado.
La Sra. James Golloher, Norwood,
Ontario, Canada, escribe como sigue;
"Estuve padeciendo de cRtarro del Sis
tema por cerca de dos amos.
"En tempo humedo no podfa trabajar,
pues me dolfa la espalda y los lados. Y
cre!a que si pronto no encontraba algo
que me curara, no vtvtrfa mucho,
"Supe que la Peruna habfa curado 6
miles que tenfan IA misma enfermedad,
> me decidf q tonarla,
Mote an gran cam bio al concluir ei
primer frasco.
compIetamente curada.
"He tornado cinco frascos , estoy com.
pletamente curada.
"a. DR.. Hartman doy las T2as ex.
presivas gracias por sus tan oondadosos
conseJos -. Golloker.
e. DR.. Hartman dara consoles medi.
cos gratis q todo ell que 10 solIcite,
La muJer que desee ponerse bajo su
tratamiento, puede escrthtrIe immediate.
nente, y env1arle una description com.
pleta de su edad. estado de vida. sim
tomas = u.enfermedad ? previo trata.
ntento.
Conseio Del Or. Hartman.
Sra. Lizzie Sharpe, 2OS Friendship St.,
Providence, r, l., escribe como sigue:
"Hace algdn tempo lie escribf solicit
tando sus consoles m@dicos.
"Seguf sus consoles y tome sus medi.
cinas durante cinco semanas Y gracias
a usted Doctor, me siento bien de
salud.
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COmpafifa de! afiCiOnsdOS en- BARGE
I0neta.
Han hSGhO alIi trahDIOs que han SldO muy spIau'
dIAOs.
Ode maestro correspOnsaE. }

Junio 21.-Eete pueblo eSt6 de enhora-
buena con Ia compaffa de afcionadoS al
taatro pues han heCho aquf sabado y do
mipgo trsb 9jos que han sidO muy aplau-
didos.
Los iniciadores de este festival y los
cusles han trabsjado muy bien, son los &C.
ii'res siguienteS:
Lclo. Fernando Bor eta, Jose Guerre
70, Jose Flores, Ramon Cabrera.
Las bellisimas y encantadoraS safioritaE
que tomaron participation en- dar mas real
CO a estos actos, fIeron:
Pepita Cabrera, Providencia Diaz, Mer-
Cedes Cabrera, Terssits suria Monzopa
DiaE, Chita Suris y Juanita Navarro.
Las piecesitsS que Sc representation fue.
ron las Eiguientea:
"Doce retratoB por Beis reales''.
"Echar la Lave.
"RonCar despielto'.
"La caverna misteriosa".
"Coro de los 8banicos".
-R-e-S
EN- la cSrcel municipsl hay actual
mente 81 peTsonap; de eilaa, 8 son muieres.
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u N vista de la mulhtud de mujeres
4i que sut, en- de tantas Intermediates
Pnn1fneas sin poder encontrar remedio
. que las cure, Ell famoso ginec6logo DR..
Hartman participa al pGblico que,
durante loU meses de verano recetara
gratis tod Ell que solicitesus servtcios.
Carta de la Sta. Mary Mayer. 2O6
Delhi street, Philadelphia, Pa.
"Antes de tom su medtcina estaba
. completamente e. fernna.
Dolor De EspaIda Y De cabeza.
"Constantemente tenIa dolor de es.
palda de cabeSa, y estaba tan ner.
viosa que me era impossible atender a
mi trabajo,
"Despues de haber tornado dos frascos
de Peruna note un cam5io maravtlioso
y ahora soy una muJer saludable.
Grahfud.
'No puedo suficl lentehente demostsar
mi gratitud y la estoy recomendando
todos mis- amigos"
Ell DR.. Hartman conduce sus trata-
mientos por corresp ndencia'
Las medicinas que receta Sc encueu'
tran en- todas las droguerEas.
TrafanfenfO Complete.
Ell Doctor prescri bira las medictnas
aplicaciones. higi enc dieta medicinal
necesaria para eff ectuar una cura~com'
pleta.
Adm mas, la cor es aondencia es aten-
1ida reseEvadame fe
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RNUNCIO.'5
TRAMOS METALlG0S.
DEPARTAMFNTO DEL INTERIOR
Bureau de Obras PG6JGoGS.
0fIGlna del SupeTintGndGRfs.
OfIGlRa del SupeFiRtsndaRfs.

San Juan, Mayo %, 19O7.-EI Bureau
de Obras PdbIicaB, Departamento del Iu.
terror, recibir6 en- eBta ofcina hasta las 10
a. m. del dia 20 de Julio de 1907, en- Gu
va fecha Sc abrirSn pdblicaments, propO
siciones en- pliegos Cerrados para ia adju.
dicaci6n en- pdblica subaata de Ia coustruc.
ci6n y entrega en- el muelle de San Juan,
construction, entregs y montsje, 6 montsje'
solamante, de cinco tramos de acero de
(135 3') ALT metros de Luz para los
puentes Bobre al Rio Grande de Lola
cerca de CsgusH, el Rio La Plata en- Ia
earretera Bsyam6n Comerfo y el de Utua,
do q la entrada del pueblo del mismo
n0mbre.
PERIL del trazado, tipo del tramo, pile
go de condolences y description de la obra
80 encuentran de manifesto y pueden oh
tenerse On esta oiciua.
La Administrator se reseTva el derecho
de reChazar cualquiera y todss las pTOpO-
siciones.
Por orden del Comisionado del Iuterior,
j. j. Jim6neg,
SupeTintendente de Obras P6bliCas.
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e1nsmo oapadon
uecondue
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EN- la oarcel municipsl hay actual
mente 81 peTsonap; de elias, 8 son mujeTeS
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a la
yac1o
QNGidR
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Junta EsGOlar De Caysy.

Debiendo procederae al nombramieuto
de prefasoreB para las escualas de esta
Municipalidad en- el pr6ximo afio eScolar
de 1907190 SO participa los sefi5res
prcf5sores que deBeeu contrstarSe gus eDts
Junta admitira Bolicitudes hasts el d1s 30
del corriente mes; sdvirti6ndoue que toda
petici6n que no reuna los requisi4os que
sefialan las leyes Escolares no serS admi-
tida. Cayey, % de Junio de 1907. Jose
Ma. Vsgquez PreBidente. 9v.g.
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Sc VENDE.-VictoFia elegante, cons
truida por el primer fabricante de los Es'
tadoa Unidos una parejs de caballos
americanoB j6veneS, con iuego de aEneaeS
complete.
Para mas infprmes, dirigirss S. Behp,
MiramaF, 10v. 3,
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SIS HA ESTRAVIADO.-Un re-
loj pequef1o de orc de gt ors, sin tapa y
con las iniciales ''M. III. G." El que 10
devueIva la Adusua de San Jnan,
Puerto Rico serd gratifcado con ibera-
lidad. 3Y.g
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MAGNTFIl 0 NEGOCIO.- Por no
podsrlo stender So duefio Be vende el cafe
''Washir gton Saloon" situado en- sl punto
mas c6ntrico de San Juar, Plaza Baldo'
Iioty de Castro ndmerO %. Iuformardn
en- el mismo establecimiento. 10 v. q.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-03-07
Man Who is Ahead .

In almost every newspaper you pick
up you are pretty sure to And lot OF
gush about the man be hind tn. counter,
and the man behind the gun the man
behind the buzs saw and the man be.
hind the sun; the man behind the
times and the man behind his rents
the man behind the feAce the man be-
hind the whistle and the man behind
the cars the man behind the kodak
and the man behind she hars ths man
behind his whiskers and the man be-
hind his fists; and every thing 10 enter
ed on the list.
But they have slipped another fell
low Of whom nothing has been said
the fellow who is even OF . little way
ahead who pays for what he gets.
whose bills are alwsys signed. He's .
blamed sight more important than the
man who 10 behind. All the editors
and merchants and she whole CONNER.
ci'l clan, are indebted for existence 10
this honest fellowInsn. He Keeps us
all in business and his town 10 never
dead and 90 we take Oh our hats to
the man who is ahead.
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Question Legality of the Con
yentjOn

A braud new ground for questioning
the legality Of the actions o! the con-
slitutional convention. which may be
used 10y people who are dissatisfied
withits work in an effort to nulify
certain phrases nf il, has been di-cov-
cred. this time way out in Beaver
county.
The point has been raised by Major
Albert Wellborn and Col. J Blanchard
both Beaver City attorneys, that the
convention is an illegal body because
the members were not elected accord
ing TO the terms of the enabling act.
The act specifically states that the
election of delegates in Oklahoma and
Indian Territory must be according to
the election laws of the territory OF
. Oklahoma, hut IL was claimed that
d. there were very many instances where
these laws were not fully complied
with, and that any member whose
election was not in strict compliance
with the Oklahoma law is not entitled
To sit az delegate.
The election law which is claimed TO
have been violated in probably ma
jority OF the constitutional election
districts is one passed by the legisls-
ture of 1903, which makes necessary
4 the publication of oil nominations for
office at least fourteen days before All
election IL held, in two papers repre-
senting the political parties which
east the largest number of votes At the
last preceding election. The county
clerk is directed TO look after the pub
iication Of these tickets, under their
proper emblems, together with q gist
Of the election law.
A. the Indian Territory districts had
no cooniy clerks 20 look after this
matter, IL is rather uncertain as to
what the procedure should have been
there, but il is claimed that the mat
Ter should have been attended to by
the election board or other officers
IL is alleged that there is comparative
ly few of the election districts, even in
Oklahoma where this law was COM
piled with.
The contention OF the Beaver county
lawyers therefore is that il the dele.
gates were not elected in accordance
with she Oklahoma election laws and
the terms of enabling act the entire
existence of the convention IL irregu-
larand all of its proceedings void
Register Guthrie
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Free Trip to the jamestown
Exposition.

Two hundred people in the new
state will have chance TO attend the
jamestown Exposition 1T little or no
expense to themselves.
After mature deliberation, the Okla
homa-Jsmestown Exposition Company
has outlined plan whereby in return
for services rendered one or more per-
sons in each county in the state will be
entitled TO free trip TO the James
town Exposition with all expenses
paid. This will include one round
trip ticket TO Norfolk, Virginia, sleeper
berth and meals enroute both wsys and
admission to the Exposition and hotel
expenses for six days.
Persons desiring to avail themselves
OF this unusal opportunity should be
prepared to devote an average OF two
hours Fes day to solicitation work dur
ing the next thirty days. The work
will consist Of securing subscribers OF
the Oklahoma jamestown Exposition
fund The first Legislature OF the
state Of Oklahoma will be asked to re-
deem all certificates issued to subscrib-
ers to this fund. ~ WAS done in the
case Of those who subscribed to the
fund for the Oklahoma exhibit at the
Omaha Exposition in 1898
This opportunity should appeal O..
pecislly to teachers and students who
might not otherwise 6pd means TO
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-03-07
Plant trees .

II has been said thst He who makes
two blades Of grass grow where one
grew before is benefactor" and worth
more IN his rae than all the politicians
together aud the humble opinion Of
this writer is that IL ne made but one
grow successfully he is worth more
tbnn the whole gang OF politicians
thai has been assembled at Guthrie
this winter. Tie humblcst citizen OF
Beaver County can become benefsc-
.or by demonstrating beyond doubt
that fruit and ornamental trees can b.
successfully grown on these treeless
plaiu. 1t is possible that TO b. sue
cessfuI one must take more pains in
planting aud give more care in cul-
tiyation than in more favored cline
but q. an advertisement, especially
among those from the east IL would BE-
worth ton. Of land Office literature
In tree growing much depends on the
subsoil II il il loose and porous and
retain. the moisture then thorough
surface cultivation is all that "a needed
but il il l. herd and impervious to
moisture il i; il hard pan or gum
tn or rock il j. questionable whether
or not you will succeed but 80 long a.
IL i questionable would give the tree
the beucfii Of the doubt and try il any
wsy II will be necessary to dig deep
- snd larger holes in setting. In va
rieties combine beauty with utility
Many here are planting Black Locust
hot the Cs;slps is better tree and Is
never infested with bores ss 10 the To-
Gust end does Bo, spread from the root
anu thus i-scone an unnitigsted nui-
ssnce among other crops. But even
black locust beats nothing and the
planting OF sny kind of a tree shows
tat you have some public spirit and
care = little for po-ter.ty. Man 10
more or less of an initiative snims!
and if you plant trees your neighbor l.
more apt TO and his peighbor takes IL
ny and 80 on till 10y united effort you
could have shaded streets and besuti-
ful lawns and the city n viewed from
tho surrounding hills would-well to
say the east, would present a more at.
tractiVe appearance than it does now