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Rates
Cast

One fare plue 50, round trip;
June 10, l6, II, %, 90, 81, 80,
30; July | to 6 inclusive, 8, 10,
ii, IL, -, 20, 81. Limit, Oct. 81.
The oasis., 1907-04-13

4 IMPLICATIONS FOR GhkIiS6 pffHffs hVfit ls hereby given ibHi Hil HppiitHf0rt for NpfWifs Go HfHge cattle md bnfsts Wifhift the ft NACNfOHi NNftONA At fONfef Hufiha
 ( he spHsDf 0i IM5 musi be hlcd in tnt iies at Ntgaite. Nfn Ou before fpfl isf iHG Full information in fe9afd f0 fhe efaliuR iee+ ty bc charged and blank forms fu br u.ed lif
 inaelnR application Wlll hr fufnished upon request. l.. X. RODGERS. Acting supervisor
The oasis., 1907-04-13

long years ago, yielding very rich ly, and there are upon the dumps 250,000 tons of second class ore that are said to assay forty ounces in silver per ton.
 At s o'clock tomorrow evening. following immediately after even- ing prayer at 7:30 p. m., the choir of St. Andrews Episcopal church, under direction of the choirmaster, MT. NJ. N. Andrews, will hold a musical service. The Easter pro- gramme, with additional numbers, will be rendered, and very at trac:ive programme is promised.
 Messrs. Cohen and Goldsmith. late proprietors of the Monte Carlo Buffet, corner International street and Morley avenue. wish to an- ncunce that they have disposed of this business to Mes:rs. w. E.. Smith and Wm. Meaney, two well known miners, who took possession of the business March 12. Anyone having accounts against Cohen x Goldsmith or H. Cohen will have the same settled upon presentation to MT. Cohen at the Monte Carlo. +
The oasis., 1907-04-13
Bulletin.

NoGALEs, March 9, 1907.-Effect- i've March 10th, Train No, II will leave Nogales at 30 a. m. Train No. 12 will leave Tucson at 3:4S p. m., arriving at Nogales at 9:25 p. m. or 10 p. m. Sonora time.
 W. G. BOWMAN,
 Agent.
The oasis., 1907-04-13
NOCALES NOTES.

 and engineer, came up from Mag dalena this morning, and is here today.
 This morning Mir. E. Titcomb and MT. Claggett ST., returned from visit at Guaymas and Her. mosi llo.
 Cards are out for a reception at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Leeker on the evening of the 23d inst.
 Mir. R. G. Brady, of the Brady Levin Commission Company, has been in Ncgales and vicinity since Sunday night.
 This morning Doctor w. F. Chenoweth and his brother. Mir. H. K. Chenoweth, returned from trip to Magdalena.
 This morning Mir. A. Sandoval of the house of P. Sandoval & Co.,, started to return to his home in Los Angeles.
 This morning Bishop Naldes- pino, of the diocese of Sonora, was passenger on the train from the south, en route to the City of Mex ico
 This morning Mir. Madison Ris- finger started for Prescott to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, as a delegate from Relief lodge, No. 19.
 Tomorrow morning Mrs. w. A. 0'Connor and Mrs. H. w. Kelsey will go to Prescott to attend the grand lodge of the Rebekah degree of Odd Fellows. as representatives of Manzanita lodge, No. 2. Mrs. O'Connor Is vice president of the grand lodge.
 Thursday evening, preceding the morning of his departure, num- her of the friends of Judge Nave, who knew him we'll when he lived in Nogales, gathered at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Allen T. Bird, to pay their respects to the gentleman and bid him Good Bye.
 The principal hotels of Nogales, the Brickwood, the Montezuma and the Arizona, are crowded every day to their capacity, and when the night train from the north ar rives it is almost impossible to furnish accommodations for the large number of new corners.
 In this issue of TIE OASIS will be found the card of Messrs. Smith & Meany, the new proprietors of the famous "Monte Carlo" buffet, corner of Morley Avenue and ln- ternational street, where they dis pense the finest grades of "wet goods" and the best makes of cigars.
 MT. Sam Leeker of "El Paso" store has this week announced by large posters issued from THE OASIS printing house, an enormous sale, at rock bottom" prices, of the lat est and finest imported and domes- tic patterns and fabrics to be found Tn the eastern markets. Go to "El Paso" store for bargains.
 It is reported that Mir. w. c. Greene has taken a working bond on the Mejia mine in the Planchas Hn Dlnfn nn m |, linn tod n hnl1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Sciraths : yiccn,ru.

Gnlnc8 &. Vricc 81 ur,o Giiic Z.
@crncrt il Sabre alt; Applifont 50.
icpb Yccling Nr. 259, Noro.S 6roc.
6trItrobc.
GOiuur0 q. @rcinls % ulo Glnu
&ooncp 10 Sabre alt; Ipplifont Srolr
&cnn 0rcinrs, Nr. 1907, Nanticotc.
ltrnBc.
otto Saielborit %, Ger. 2O11. Glii.
%ton.Npenitc, unO Yallline Scroll %
Sabre alt.
SotparO Soonlep q uno Winonn
2. BosneQ 20 Sabre aft; Npplifunt
s. g. Ncit. Nr, III. Holano. 9(penuc.
Soiepb CASTE 81. Wittmer, Rr. Sl2,
Eatterlon . BART Npenlte. uto Win.
ME 0iQinger. Mittluc. II Sabre alt.
Jreoerit Doung %. Sorriaburp.
go, unO N1nrp geiboi IS Sabre oft.
9erion1in $. 9afer -. Nr. 225t,
North, g(penl,e, mo Catherine 6. Sch.
icurtsf.
Wmuricc S%dnccbergcr -. Mr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
@crmiidptc tclegrnapbiid,e Tcpcid)cn.

,Sn @unoes . Giitrifts . @criht
81 EittSburq, Eo, lit i. II. Nihol9
bon Scr Mnflogc, bent aoiiircr Der
G%ntcrpriic Nntionol Nonf BON NJ
lcohrlm. :. Sec Glorf, bel Dem Nllil
scr Wnnf Niilic unb Goridrub acIci'
itet SIT bobclL, IrciGciprpd,cn mprocn.
GIort hat bcfamtlih Sclbitmpro he,
1onGcn,
,<1Ncnicrw ,Sonea j. Sonco, 60
Sabre alt, lit III Ebilooelpbio, ga,
mic man Nlullbt, Der forperlid)cll
llcbcronitrcnglunN ploBlid) crIcNcn.
Gr mar ein SrCuno bca perltorbcncl
Vr0iibcntcn Scr Ecnniplpol,io.9 obL
George y. Hoberts, 20 Satire bin.
ourd) berotbcnbcr Gbcf . Snocnlcur
icncr Nn1n u1o bate Ole 8ciuohn'
bcit, toGlih nit - EfiIno itiucrcn
Suntcllt Eli iiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
NNs Gamcstouncr Niasfu.

6i,,an5 . NualueIa scr NuaiteQung er.
gibt ciu bofit nl9ilnitigca Hcilll.
tot.
NorfoIf. 30, s. 9tou. 1900 Sn
elmer Sibung Der Tircttorcn bcr9lllSs
Itclllng bon Surncatolpn mltroc Gin
Siunn5 NllSlucia uor0clcicn, luorin
sic @ciommlt . Standardization pro
Gonto Der @naIIcIlrm0 onf $2,4O0.'
600 ongcacbcn iOcrocn, oorllttcr FOL.
9cnoc Sdulopoltcn: al Die Hcgics
rlung Der Ser. Stootcn olli ou8 1or.
lcbcn bon elmer Wfllllon Collars
100000; ollf IllaItclllnq2 BOMBS
critcr Strpntbcf lhuloiQ 100000;
lollicnbc SdrIlo $66S,OOO; an Cub
ifribcnten bon Nrlaitculngs g 9lttieu
ihulbiN $4,000. Gin Nualpcis ilbcr
bic 9lftipn ml,rbc nid)t pcrlclcl; III.
ter oicicn limo obcr $4,000 ola9Scrth
Der Nb5u9nfnn0lc, Die filr ocn NltS'
Itc%llungSplob Qcb0lt murocl1, ull9e.
iiibrt, unb $560,0OO pro Gontp nibt
cinbe,obltcr 9lftien Subifriptioncn
Ole cnllettirt mcrocn fonncn. Der @cs
iomnltbetrog Der Nttipo, Tolls oieic
i~ibcrboupt fliiiiig 81 mod)cn limo,
milroe $l,0O0,O00 iein.
DDS Gonitc, melhca erl1onlt tpllrs
oc, nm ST unterllldcL oh es tbulls
lid un0 rotbium ici Die 9uaitcninN
i'm fonmcnbcn Sabre luieocr III crs
0if>lcn miro ieincn @cridt III elmer
oui Is. Nppcmbcr onqeictten ollBcr.
orbcntIidcn Sibung Der Gircftorcn
critotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Sapaucr nid)t m%iQfum

Sttumu. Ont, 8. Nop. - Die
@imoeSre9ierllng bat feline Nohrid)-
ten erbolteL iuclhc Die ErcBbcpcr
ihen BON Sonolllu ~beitGtigcn mir
sen. Ocltcn 5uiolgc Norbereitungcr,
gctroiicn iuilrocn, in nGhiter 3cit
brci. bis piertalicnb Sopnncr mad,
Nritiid, . Columbia 81 icnbcn, @cun
Gin &crllld) gcn1nd)t ipcrocn uilrbc.
nicic Sopnllcr III %n1coupcr 5ll luus
Den, 10 lit ca nid)t misunderstanding,
bob n,ot tie 5urilficnocn ipiirbc. orts
9eiidta Der Sbotiad)c, oob bleic 2clltc
feline EGiic bon Scr jopoliihcn BE.
Nlcrllll9 bnbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
S%dmocncriat filr ben &raWall pon
GnncDnDcr.

Buncoupcr, y. g.. 8. Nou. -
Gle aropuQ = Gntidabigungs,Gom.
milton becnocte ibre Situng nit eli,
ner Iniubl bon Rcoen. GDu. Gin,
con, Inpnlt iiir Die iaporiite Ne.
gierung, reoete cine poAe Strl6e
lana lilo crfldrte, oaB Der blobc
Giqentbiunsifoben nid)t eincn MI.
gcnblid lang nit Der ihmeren gcrle.
sung Der feineren 8eIiible Der Sa.
poner uerglihen lUeroen fonne. Com.
miiiGr Sing e%ruioerte, ooB irgeno
nelhe @eloentid)uot9rrng, Die er lei
item fonlle. fein iolfer 9oliam olti
ole Munocu iein f0nl,e, lpie Die bon
Cir @iIirio Soltrier naf Sofio ae.
tubclteH GrtlirimBeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
MISUNDERSTANDING

Irci Observation-Disclosures GrGiiocn.
ten confcrirtcn 5lt Nnlopalo.
Torticbung fol0t.
W ono1nn, Nicorn9uo, >. Nop.
0ic Er0iibenten 3cIopo bon Ni.
curngl,n, Iupiln bon Nonouros ltno
Sialteroo bon Salpooor ronicrirten
gcltern IN Nnlulpo 5lnt 3mcd elmer
Goniolioirung bes SricOcna III Gen.
troll Hncrifo. SIC GrNcbniiic ibrcr
Tcrbunolungcn iillo:
Sic cinigtcn lid, pcrgol0cncSt rci
tiafcitcn 81 pergeiicn uno crflQrten,
ooB brilbcrlihc 9~c5ichrm0cn gcNcn.
IcitiG porbcrrid)cn mo iriiberc
SrcrnoihoitS . @ertrG0c IN aroft
lcicn. Sic iuerbcn ben 0clcgoten
5ltr 0cnnGditiaen central omcrltn-
nildlcn SricocnS . GrrierCn5 inySoih-
in0ton mittbcilch porilber lie iih III
Tl1lalp0 gcc1rlIgt Dabell, llll0 mcr0el
Die 0clcgotcn bcalitroGcn, nod &C
9ebencn Snitruftionen mi5utrcten.
Gas Guatemala . Gotta Rico . gb.
tonmcn ioll 5llr Hid)tihn1r filr Die
Gelc9otcn nod @oibinGton geionot
mcrocn.
Gle orci ErGiibenten p%ercinborten
ierncr, III 3lltrnft percint iiir ocn
Sric0cn in Central E Imcrito cir5ll.
tretcn, mo beidloIiem nod oerg8olb.
ingtoncr Goniercn5 cinen Srieocns-
GongrcB ob5ubolten, bel lucId)cm Die
GelCqotcn ser flint Hcprblitcn bon
Central Mmcrifo pcrIuhcn iollteu.
ibrc @clcBe iibercinitinnmcno ST &c.
itQItCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Gbincicn an Der WrcnSc abaciast.

Sgbcn8bur1, N.,D.. s. 9fop.
&n ei1cm @ehoI5 in Der N1be Scr
Stobt iii1b ichS Gbincieu babel Oh
gciaBt moroen, ais tic lid bon 80
nnbo nud) belt Tcr. Stooten Gin.
itnugaclr molltcn. Iic Gbincicr,
6ottcn icbr inter Dem bcrridcnben
StlIrme 81 lcioen. Sic botten ibrc
3opIe obgeidnittcn nno trugcn mnc,
rifoniihe aleibunq. Mton brohte
lie c%initiueilcn nod Dem Bcf1n0niB.
Wic IS bctBt, crtportcn nod mcDrerc
onoerc Gbinelcn olii Der conooiihcil
Seite cine giinitiac @elegenbeit, i'm.
benterft bic @rcn5c iibcribreiten jl
f0nner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Mncrfcnnuns fir cinen bcntidrn &c
lebrteH.

ShicuQn 8. Hop. III Erpi. III
bert u. Wi6elion, meldem Die Cop
lcD Weouille non Der Hopol Societn
OF England iiir icine optiid)en llntcr.
lldlungcn 5lcrfnnnt mllroc, lit critcr
EroicIIor scr Ehplif nr Der lluiperii-
tat bon Chicago. bcren SofultGta.
MitGlicb cr icit bcreu 8%riinolu,N int
Sabre 1892 lit. Gr iulrbe IN Strels
no, Erouin5 Eoien, Seutihlonb, i'm
&obrc 1882 Qcborcn unb ~gruouirte
on Der llnitcb Statcs Nopol Ncobc.
mn inn Sabre 1873. !Sierolli ltllolrtc
or uui Der llniucrlitGt Berlin I'M
Sabre 1880 mn cit ,Sobr lpGtcr cben.
lr III &clbClberG. 1882 pcriolgtc CT
icinc Stltbicn im College DC Sronce
unlb nllf Der Gcolc YolptcdniQle. Gr
trnt 1883 Gus Dem Morinc . Iicnit
ans mo bcitlcg oct Scbritllbl fir
Ebpilf IN Scr Goic Sd)lllc IN Glcuc.
lono. Ticic Stcluula bcfleioctc CT,
bis or nod Chicago fam. Gr nlod,tc
boa &ift 6i icincm Spc5ioIItloium.
BIC Hopol Societn Of england iprod,
Troi. Golporb @illiomS BON Meits
Snrtforb, Conn, Die .Mcboine
fir icirc pbpiifoliid)cn llntcrilltun'
gen 5it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Ser Wintcr mcl0ct iid).

Nlbnnp, N..D., 8. 9topcmbcr, -
Alla ucrid)icocnelt @cge1ocn I'M Nor.
Sen bcS Staotca NcmsDorf lollicu De
rid,tc ilbcr Sd)nceitiirmc cilt. ,Mt
Watcrtomn bcannn cin FOLDER 81 irii.
Der Woraenltlnoc mo bailcrtc bis lln
9 llbr; ca iielcn mcbrerc 3ou Sdmec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
YGfcrci mnS Eun0itorci.

SdtrIifcr 8erfauf ca. 1927. 900. 1T l~lu,itdnhe
hulber billig 5i oerialfen. StIle cute Sele'
belt fit eincn ftrebfanet Wiant nit eiipns Ser.
rlogen; $4,000 ipiiroet g~eniiaen. 9idberes bel
Sernann Sabeubopp, Hr. III, Turos Charles.
Strafe, Baltimore, Wo.
6abe auf feds febofc oreifttdiae Wubnbdli'
fer an yiorihsglpenue iiabe S1riorb. glper nue., 81
oerfnufcn; gn5nblung mir 500. (Sept1,l S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
AsIvv,.", SVuyu"uy,".
2fO0 blind. Sit.Munumcnt.2 trnhc

$3.50 iauien zines irner mooernen 5tpeiitDdis
Gen S1Ifer. sic BADEN aue rtoberncn @irrtd1s
iin9ell; NIT elcitrtfdbem Gi6t iiro Gas erlelld's
iet; baben contribution etsfhrant ulo Dor.
rdibSfan,ncr, eiuns 9teues: nubcroenl ole ieIcs
f6loteI Irottoire. he!er unb 9oie ituo ceniel,s
iirt, nit eiuer 10 ISuB Ilep init 8ratoltibic
aepflafiert; bobe iinb gefunbe Gage. BUR Seiids
s3GuS CUR 4robe init eleftrifhcm 2idt erlelds
tet. Gouaro Z. GALLAGHER, Yaluttertcbnler.
Bureau 2537 itsMouimertsStrabc
u1S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
TN uenduHtn:

RI. 1913. 725.- III etc, go.tna.apsnn..
eSts IS Sus s SSu be- 200 5Is; Ss.t Sssis.'s
beicrirt; ieoe mooerre 9eouemIidieit.
~. f15. III. 1i9 etc. Tors.sotnrent'str-
Elm Gebiert BON, .9dtterfor!4arf". Surffpee
loon ~beforirt: ieoe n,oberre geouemlitieit;
atpeifiodige adufer. Gbtpa arb :. etorf. az Srt
mahette. unh Ct. Voul.Gtr. fSebr9.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

EaHe snr @eiie in's slusfano b.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit-Sulti.
mcrcfrafc, naGc Guitom Souie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
9erfGnie auf Der 8nltimOrer gffct.
telt.9orie.
FIRST CALL.

5000 llnitCS NutlrpaS Ter ..n......... 1919
5000 GonioliS. @os Ger. ..............101M
1000 GouioIiN. Gos scr. .............iOths
20oo 2Sil.. Col. & @uG. Ger. ...........to2K
5000 Valto. Ir. n. y. 3, Der. .........107h
1000 llnttec RGihouDs inc. ............ i2E.
1000 lluiteo RNilponsl inc. ...,......., 42N
1000 lluitco 8aiIpohs inc ............ i2Ts
1000 gtIantie Goat Cine con. Ter. =. SAY.
1000 Sn. Sou. & IA. scr. ............1 O2
10000 sim 3]acr. 1870 OF
Of Nprtbcru Central ............. so
100 1orlitcr, I'll .................. 3S
IL Rational RED. Runi. ............ 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

20O6, @oltonitrnBe. uno Giiie S,tliet
0romn 81 Sabre alt.
Sbomus &. Sonce %, gtr. 1888,
Gollmbia.9lpcule, urlo Gottie Subj
IS Sabre alt.
&nnC1 anolplea %, &anio5sGitp,
NO, mo Nclen &. S'Hpurfe lSSobre
Qlt.
&iuion Gontic - mno Catherine
Ntop p Sabre alt, gclt)lcocn, Mr..
1907, GnitlcitroBe.
GrluQ ictncn &crleBun-
gen. &m st. I9neS.S oipitol"
itnrb qeltcru HSoicpb W. Boone BON
@oobburu lpeldcr ON 0onnerItog
lei ger Nrbcjt IN Scr st. WorpS'&& ts
huitricsS dnllc" BON cincm 8criiit iic!.
Der G%erlmgliIdtc binterlGBt nllBcr lei.
llcu @ltcrn pier @ciflpiitcr.
Gem @crthtsperfobrcn
ii bcrmicicn mnrbc in Scr liioIl.
d)cn Eoli5ciltntion gcItcrn Der orciBlA
Sabre nltc MiQium s. GponS BON Nr.
103. Nb6iion.Nucp mcld)cr, mic &c.
ltcrn oitsiiibrlif i'm r0eutid)en Cor
rcipon0cntcn" bCrid)tct luuroc, lucgcn
WcrotSgnbumg ncrtbloicr GbcdS mo
Sdlidlllllu bon l(nterid)riftel Der,
boftet mtrbc.
3ohlrcid Elumb Der at.
GcrM rbcit t. - Scit 0as llcbercills
fontmcn ciltcS groBen SbeilcS Der
bicliqcn Nrnucr hem5liolgc @irtbc
III 3iltllnft oQc Hcparoturcn IclbIt
porncbmrn Ioiicn miiiicn, IN @ruit &c.
trctcn lit, iino ulgcfGbr orciBlNElunt.
Der. iucld)c ipc5icll olti oiciem Sod
orbcitctcn ollBcr Mrbcit 9crotbcn.
" il II d)c n3mcrtbcE crbins
0unq. - Gic Baltimore Ohio
@obn" bat Ncitern ibre arrangements
nollcnoct, nm elmo &crbinollng ibrcr
@cIciic nit ocricni9en Scr vWorplono
ulb Ecnniplponio.9obn oberbolb
Der North Npcnuc ber5uitclcn. Gle
les qcidiebt nm Der yWorplono mo
Fenniulunniu.0obn" @elcgenbcit 81
gcben ibrc 3iige bis nnd) Dem Gonl.
ocn.Sabnbofc 81 bringen, woburd)
ooa iebt gebruuhlihc llmlooen CT
lpurt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Irs. @iuslpu's Sppthiua Snrup

Irs. @inslum's Sputhins Sgrmp
Miaiontn BON Mittern iir lire SinSer BERN
.Sabncn NIT uuiitduotgem Griulg 9ebranft. IS
teruhiat oaS 3tub, e~rpcid,t ben @anneu, be-
fhmidttiat ate sdinerSen; inrtrt @tnsioltt lino
tbefern in dlen @eliibeileH b%erfanft. Seio
aefpib iirn berIanst yD.rs. Wtnslofp's eoothina
iinbsipan3ie Gents bic Slnfte. Inter benz Tdbr,
rtitteIe ulIo GrouuersSefes BON 30. Siiri 1905
anrartirt. serieils9iumner 1905. Gin ultes
nnb mt tep1hrteS Miftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Naie titr's Anoiano beiorat G.. Naine. Vt.
Alb, Git Saltimorr.str. nabe 6nitpmSpnie.spr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Miuiolu Guntir - mo Catherine
Oiop y Sabre alt, gcid)iebcn, Mr..
1907, GnitlcitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

VrfInfBt:
sine oeutiGe Srul, ole ctlpas Gngliid
tpritt, fiir aIIgemetne 0nilsarbeit in elmer fIei
iier. Camille: gutter 9ubn. NGh6ufragcn mad
$ uhr 8ormlituge in Hr. 931, N~urosGalprrt
Strakc. GETTY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

2cotaer Wiann Fir Sfule Sum Nebren. Sci ;cn
iino Meinigen. H1dSu'rnaen Spllius, uuo Yar.
iih'straRc am Sam'tdg Niorgen bon o bis 10
llbr. (Si3)
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01

to advantage If cleaned and
punched. This experience OF
Mr.. Smith ought to be Of much
service to many. Who else can
report good experience with
some crop? Such letters help
the general cause of good farm
ing very much.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
To Advertisers.

Copy for dvertisements
should arrive in the Office Of
the GAZETTE several days
before tie date OF issue.
Owing to failure to do 50,
somebody desiring to ad-
ver,ise is disappointed
every issue. Advertisers
in the GAZETTE are get.
ting MORE
THAN EVER BEFORE.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
Rutabagas

EDITOR GAzRTTE:
would like TO know how and
when to plant rutabagas, a.
am lust beginning in the truck
business and have not had any
experience in this line; Have
always made cotton till this year.
I live on a small place. Just
moved here last winter and
have got in 10 acres. II is level
and want to try truck for
the fall. Tell me some varieties
that will sell in Il small town
around which not much farming
is going on.
J. a. BrrxISs. Luccdalc, Miss.
Answer by editor: No truck
or. whether be has or has not cx-
p~cricncc, should continue TO
raise truck in the South without
owning the Gardeners Manual
that in advertised in this issue
OF the Gazette. II will save Ia.
Dor many times aud will give al.
mos. every time JUS. the infor.
nation u trucker wants. and q
lot that he ought to have that he
docx not think Of now. Ia the
garden notes by Mrs. Evcrts 10
this issue much 0! the informa.
ton asked for will be found.
bu, when one plants truck for a
particular market he ought 10
find out from merchants or 9th.
ers what that market prefers ia
the kinds OF truck TO be grown.
II pays 10 cater TO local tastes or
prejudices, since money il more
easily got by supplying people
with what they already like than
by trying to educate them 10
eat something else. With such
a vegetable as turnips, however,
the lines arc not likly to be so
clearly drawn as to varieties
preferred. None the less. il is
we'll to talk the matter over with
local merchants or any body else
who can speak with authority
for that market.
No time should be lost in
working the land for rutabagas,
even If the seed are not put in at
once. They should be planted
in freshly stirred soil. OF course.
Make the rows two feet apart
and place the seed /, inchca
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
O. |. 9. PIGS

Choice pcdsgrecd Ohio Improved
Chca,crs. from hneas Ohio herd
Bcs, 10, Of pigs I evcr saw. No inie-
rlor onea shipped.
l.. l.. NEyLAxp. Oiio. Miss-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
Mangel-wurzels
X. NJ. Smith, Faye,te, Miss.

Feeling sure that it will be of
interest, as we'll as of benefit, to
many of your subscribers who
raise stock and plant feed crops,
want to give my experience
with mangel.wurzels, or stock
beets. a crop sadly neglected,
and one, in my opinion. of the
greatest feed crops ever discov.
cred 10 our country, barring
none. Think of a crop that will
make from 9 to IL tons per acre,
and fatten stock quicker than
corn or peas pound for pound, and
still so very few growing them
You can plant them any month
in the year from February to
September IS aud get a safe,
sure crop. They will also keep
like potatoes if pumped in fall,
and as a silo product they stand
without an equal. Owing to
their great sweetness, every
kind of stock love them and will
fatten as though fed on sugar.
About February IS broke
up about three.fourths Of an
acre, clay subsoil, near my lawn
and let il remain till March o.,
when hauled from my barn
three 2.horse wagon loads Of
manure fresh, which was spread
broadcast over the land. 90
the eth | broke it up into three
and 4 half foot rows. opened
them shallow with small plow.
soaked seed in warn water -
hours, planted them on the 9Th,
covered with harrow. When
they were S inches high, ran
close 10 the plants with cultiva.
tor, let them stand 10 days, and
broke out middles with l.horse
pillow running shallow. Ia 10 or
u days sharp nodded with
pillow, making good furrow;
sowed sorghum in middle, and
ran a Planet. Jr., c%ultivator twice
up each middle, covering sor'
ghum and also spreading out
middles to the beets.
That 10 all the work | gave
the beets. for | even failed TO
thin them out which should
have been done, say, 4 to S inch
es apart; but was greedy, had
seen them grow thick in Califor.
MIA, and ! wanted all | could get
of the three-fourths acre SO
far the past three weeks Git il
J now June y I have been feeding
once q day IS brood soWs. 40
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01

sorghum waist nign.
They will improve your milk
in quantity and quality and fat
ten your stock faster than any
other crop on earth. My sows
and pigs never looked as we'll as
they do this season. Be sure to
prepare the land we'll and soak
the seed - hours in warm wa.
ter, then roll them in ashes be-
fore planting. However. the
soaking is only to be sure to get
the beets up we'll. always
soak every seed l plant, it mat.
ters not what it is. When the
plants are up a few inches, thin
them out to 4 or 5 inches apart
in the drill; and you can rest as.
sured you will be amply paid for
your trouble and time. Always
cut the roots up somewhat, as
only horses, mules and hogs can
eat the large roots without their
being chopped up. They weigh
from Il to s pounds each. Tops
and all are enjoyed by stock Of
every kind.
Any favors can render your
readers on disease and treat
ment Of hogs, sheep, dogs, and
horses, will gladly do. il they
will enclose stamp for reply.
Comment by editor: II is
generally supposed that June is
the best month to plant mangcl-
wurzels for fall crop in the
South. but II should be noted
that Mr.. Smith thinks they can
be planted any time from Feb
ruary to September Is. Posi-.
bly, he does not expect them to
mature before being fed when
planted so late. Fresh manure
is likely to give bects .cab.
Thoroughly ro,tcd compost
broadcastcd aud we'll worked ia.
to the soil deep is preferable.
II com mcrcial fertilizers are
used. they should be put in the
drill at the bottom OF a h.inch
deep furrow. to promote the
growth Of a solid root down.
ward and TO prevent the growth
OF lateral roots. II il il de-
sired to keep bects for win.
ter usc lift them when Sc
we're killing frosts occur and
store them in barrels with sand
between them or bank the m IN
the field. The top should be
cut below the bud. SO growth
will not take place and injurc
| the uualitv Of the roots In thin.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
HEREFORD BULLS

Two two-year-old Hereford
bulls for sale. Louisiana raised
and immune to tick fever.
s. +. McCLENDoN.
Baton Rouge. La.