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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

u m 4. SuGi beging man bic Seier
bes finfSigiGbrissn @ebenltases Der
SeIiebIung bon Gall gountb. Rebrass
Ia, unb ber@rilnbung Der Siabt @ranO
Sslanb, bic beios bsfdnntIi9 bon Detlt,
fden aus Davenport in Sofpd untsr,
uommen tporoen finb. Mie mir aus benz
Odbenp. Semotraterf abren, bat
6trr WtIbelm fit biefs
@eIegenbeit cine GeT9i1te bieIer aolos
initiation berTffentIi1t, bic anI4auli@
bic Srsdnifisruns, fotpie bic @ehpons
beruna bic Niibtn unb 8eT@nerbsn
uHb Gntbsbrtinssn I1ilb.rt; ipsI9e bic
3clcnifeni4 adr bon tbrem Mussuee
aus Davenport i'm Mioi 1857 an tpGbs
renb elmer Iunssn Rsibe bon Sdbren su
seittben bate: oHsr aud bds frnniae
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
@isIpsyIprsasna

GtubenmGb6tn (6eim Gintritt in
ben 9ieniD: rgitt' gnd' Srau, bat am
Gno' msin 9erebrsr i6Or untsr meir.r
neuer aOreiie mad mir a%efrugt9-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
"a na6bem.

,Sif Der Monn, Der Sbnen foeten
cine 3ieurre gao, Elm gutter Treuub
bon Sbnen9" n9ds tpsib i'd Ieltsr
nod Hidtl Sd muB srIt bic 3isurrs
ruu@en!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
CbamberIain's 6ufsu 11leSi,in
bilft Ole udtur.

@ebisineu, bic Die geatur belfen
iino INNER an pirtinmnen. Cham
b%erlnin's SuIten. Mebisin banbel
mad oiciem 9lane. sic bolt ben
6uiter surdd, lot ben Gusmurf unb
biltt bic @atur, bas Spitem In eineu
aeiunben 8ufanO MISREPRESENTATION.
Ste " iiher eineu aroBen Shell bee
clolliErteu Welt ibrer ~unihdebnren
@iaenihaiteu iueeen berlbmt. 9au-
lenoe babeu ibren bOben 8ert Be.
3euat. Sic wlrtt uesen ieOe Gnla.
ae, bob cine grtdltuna in cine Gun.
aenent5inoune ibergebt. Bum gerD
tauf bel @alier Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Sn Berlin begurn am 1. Sult
Elm rsues ltnterae6iner, Der pStrds
ben6 a + n 3ettungsbtrs
tries, fstne SbGtigteit. Die GsfelIs
16dft bat bon Der @rpBen gtrIiner
StruBenbu9n bus Gctt erporben,
3situngsn duf Ben @trd'
benbdbnpd5sn Su perldus
fen. 9(ls @ertdufer eienen nuifOrs
mierte Suagen iiber II Sabre, tcelde
Die @dgen an elmer 6uIleitelle bstreten
unb duf Der nG6Iten os~rldiIsn. gu.
nG6it ipurbs Der 9strie6 nit elmer be-
i6rGntten an3obt @ertGufer auF einis
Gen Streden i'm 8eTteu ber StuNt err
Dffnet. Gum @ertciif aeldngen pdhs
renb Der 3eit bon Z uhr morgens Biz
in bic abenbitunOeR ouber ben Sngess
seitunsen cine &eifs bon Bo6eniarifs
ten unb 8ibbIat!err.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
MtkOsrfanbnis

glsu dns.itellter a~apeIlmetFsr Bel
Der probe gum sritsn 9eiger: rMus
fir cine Stimmuns bdbsn sic biet9"
= So LANCE mir gut bebun6slt tper'
ben, rssmiit6Iid"; tuenn mir ubsr tu'
iOntert perosn, 6dnn trte9sn Gle Sire
hi:bs. 70 out pie Der boriue."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
Drei 6dhworeus nit elmer leueu
Sldih de Ghamtsrlaiu's Seibwth,
Nknlnr1 na1A IN, t,ihn III .Ai..n

Drei 6dhworeus nit elmer File men
Sldi de Ghamterlaiu's Seihpth.
Gbolerd mo DIN ',fall 111tSiit
pom Gbolert ,norbus Qtbeilt.
Ser o.. Us. NOulsr DIabtOmer.
clio ers1hlt elue @rfnhtuua bic er
ma6te, ndbrenr sr nls @eidmUre,
rer in elmer MOrountttiuduua In
GomGrhsuiGle, areistopplhnbt bon
atelie @IebDurue, atr, fgurtrte. y.
mat: rNGbreto id bort mar. oB i'd
etmas friidea unb ouh 0urit 5ielih
ons bel mir cholera WOrbus in 20
ihtimmer 5prm ueruriohte. Sd
idblte org eleub uuo itidte mad ei
ner aetpiiien g6Ulern : Wie6isir, fiat
peIien inrote mir Der 9Ipotbster einC
Nfnihe Gbombsrlain's geibweh, GbO
leru unO &urfinqs Webisin NIT Geu'
Bemerfen, boB er ons &eplhiht,
Bate, mir abet in 6Olee ber Or,
prpbtbeit bieiea 6eilmittelS, uurSblc
mir lpeteres gu idlider, Da CT lii
beiIen uriehlbnre Sur sarantire. Sd
nntm cine GOie canon uno flblte il
ilnf MinuteH better. Sie jpeite
Cole heilte mid aanslih. 8wei
Mitaei6wprere litieu in Oerielben
@eiis unb cine fun unb stpnnsia
Gent FlnIhe hpi(ts una ale 0rei.
Bum Sertnuf bel @nlter SruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Sn Der tetnespegs boltrei6en
Stdbt @eBIar finb fir ben 8au
elmer @oGfsbGbearftat al bur9
freipilIiss Spenben 10000 Murt
,ingegdngen. - Mdn6er ameritani.
Iden Stdbt tpGre aud Elm Gdracalld
n~ptbpenbiger als Elm Carnegie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

au6t in inbuItrieIlsn areiien nadt
ftd be Gprberung mad SartfrtoiIion
INNER mebr pernebmbdr. 90 trtnst
gum @eiIpitl bns 6arbp1rs Dealers
MusuSins cine Idnee Rtihe Der Sirs
men i'm Gifennuarengsf9Gft, Die ii6
obne Iusndhme febr snti1ieosn gu
6unIten Der S~ariftspiItcu dusIpre9en,
unb bon bsnen 81: meifen ben gnts
ipurf beg reusn 3olIeeiebes OurG cine
4ommiIIton aus SodperIfGnbtasn bss
.fiirpOrttn. 0us 8ldtt Tummiert bic
Situation in 9s3ue duf bic SoriFsgfes
pifiDn lpte foIst: GIIgsmtinss Ginbsrt
nsbntn fmtinE ibts airst Duntit III Be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Rt&t intertffantt MeI'
bungtn iiber bic @irtuRstn bes
1rpugbton : @eIebes bonn Sabre 1901
tommen aus Cos @n9eles. <gad ben
Gnforb.runssn bieiss @sIebeS muB ie'
be ROnS.I1ion fit ben 8etrieb elmer
Bff.ntIidm RiibIiatsits : glnlase on
ben M.ifbittenbsn bere.ben iptrben,
uno Der srfolsreiGt 8ietsr bat nt4t
nur ben ssbOtenen prsis gu entri4ten,
fORbern muB uu9 mad flint Sa9ren
nod cine %beIonbere Steuer bon 5tpet
pro3ent auf bic @cfamt : @innabme
fetnss 8etriebes an bic Srtsbsb0rbe
entri9ten. @GbreHO Der Iebten fiinf
Sabre itnb in Cos @ngeIes ungeFGbr
30 DsrTdtebens aon5sfIiontn unter benz
9tIeB berseben iporosn, unbn nun beeinnt
bic Sif.ntIi4e &dIIe ben Ruben bdpon
tn Der @eitalt bon @rtrd : Steusrn
gu smpfdnsen. Die Itdotii6e 8erfpdIs
tans b.r.9net ibr. @innobme aus bie'
Ter Qu.IIs in Der nG1fen 3eit auf
100000 i1brli6. Dies 8erfabs
rem III benz Der @srItabtlidung berars
tiger anIassn .ntI9isben bpr3uSieben.
.Wenn", 10 fast bic Sos an9elss
Zines, Die Ginndbmtn aus 6isfer
SueIIe In psnistu Sdbrsn cine @isrtel
Wltllion Dollars betrdgen iperosn, 10
lot bic Gtdbf (phne einen Nnllnr an
#apttal ~aussss.ben gu buben) mebl
bsroient dIs Glasgow ismdIs an I.ineH
Bahnsn berbisnt BAT. T.itbem man bort
he Muni5ipoIiTieruns Der DfFsntIi1eu
gtiBliHfeits : anIogsrt eineefibrt bat
s9smitbppIL." Die Rummsr
oss WtBI. an3. bonn II. Suri entbGIt
ods folgsnbe. ouf bds bamnls bspors
tebenbe 4oifsrprsisrennsn be5agline
Snierat: -Rdiferpreisrennenl Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

@tpds paternaltFtfG
9 10 dr, absr febr perniinftia uno moth.
tuenbis Iino bic 8prf6riTten Der lana.
bif6en Resierung itbsr bic 9(us6eutuna
Der, &oblenfelosr om Yuton. 0as 2an6
bsrielben barf niht inpribdtbeIib iibers
geben, fonbern piro nur perpa6tet unn
Sfpar auf einunojpdu3tg Sabre uno in
ntft gr0berem umfarge ale bier Mlei.
len. Bon ispem gcre bdrf feline grSbert
Wlense als Sebn Scnnen iGbrli6 aefDr,
bert psroen unS aIBsr6em Der preia
Der &oble an Der @rube SIZE per
SOnne ui9t iberiteigen. Die Streng.
Der @ori6riftsn sntipri6t Der oes min,
terli9en &Iimus iener 9sgeno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

@UGb Iteat nod imme:
Der Sttnbs, muir tdnr
man6er es troB allen Su6ens MID.
finben. SpI6s 9ehOSgeI jeoo4 haben
es - e6te3, 10 : tarGtiseS Sob uuo
e6tes Sterling SiIber = big Dor
tur3em nod nm einen Spottpreis
tdufen t0nseu. Sas seh0rt nun, ME
70 pieles anbers, ebenfaIls Der gutet
alien 3eit an, urb ptro in 3utunft
MIR unter S4pierigteiten nOglid
lem. DEM nit benz / Suli 1T elm
9unbssgeieb in 9ru!t gstreten, peIs
DIES i'm spii6enftuatli4sn @ertebr Oerz
bietet, pertbloie MstolIipaaren, bic
Bios osrsolOet ober reriilbert limb, aIs
.18starGti9e" 8oles obsr Sterling"
Silbertpdaren gu %rcrtuufen. Don ets
mem Gtoat gum ancsrn pirb man alp
I90n polierte 8Ie6s uno MeIIiugpuas
rem binfort nift mebr ulS D5einiils
ber"s unb 18stdrG!ige 6oIopaare Der.
fuufen t0nnen, pine I6!pere @efuhr 81
Iouien, es nit Dem @unOesunpalt gu
thun gu trlegen, a..t.r s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
Aatrltt pom Gage.

Sugar in Alabama, einsm
bsrienigsn Staten, in trsI&en Msifer
uRb atrplDer dIliGbrli6 u%uiugbares
ltnbeil anri9ten, gebt man iebt ener'
GID esgsn eas unerldubte Srugsn Ders
borgensr @affen rrr. Die 2egisldtur
bat cine gang selunssns SOee ausge'
bsdt. Sis bat udmlih Elm 9sieb in
Beratbuna lpOnd9 ieber, Der bic ge'
isBIt6s g%rlaubnts bat, cine SHub'
tpdffe gu fiibren, auf Der 9ruit elm Wse'
tdlEf9iIb tragen nrub nit Der aufs
f6rift: ,9epdffnet", bdmit man lpetb,
oaB man es nit sinsm Wdnne 31 tbuu
bat, Dor BEN man Ii9 In adt ntbmen
mub. Ser llrbebsr Der Sill, pel4e
f6on ipsgep ibrer OrigiRdIitdt nngss
ilpmmen perben iolke, gebt ndtiirlt9
bon Der psrmutbli9 gar ntdt unri9tts
gen @oruusisBuHg aus, bab bic metz
ften Qeute, tptl9s beute nit S9ieBeiisn
be~rumlauFen, barauF ber5idtsn pers
ben, tpenn iie oas MstllIf9ilo, bus lie
ais sefdbrIi6t @aufboIbs ieun3ei9nst,
nit in ben aduf nsbmen mifisn.
guf BEN 9btItppiner tn
betdnntIi6 bur6 aOnerebbei@luB bGs
ppfipartdIfenipitsm stneefiibrt !pOr'
BEN, oas aud bier 5ubIreide Sreanbs
unb 9efirpprter bat. llsber bic Re-
iultate lissen jsBt bic sriten dmtlt9en
QuspeiIe Dor. 8ts Gnoe Sebrudr prir'
BEN iusosIumt $4,000 peIOs sinss'
iublt, bic iid auf ii6er elfbunb.rt Sons
ten pertbsiIen. RGbe3u bic SGlfte Der
Ronten lauten drf &inlagen bon finf'
ata BeIos unb ipsniser. Elm gstpets,
baB bi.ls &diieu nit 8orltebe Don ben
tItinen Gpdrern benubt iperbsn. Iuf'
fdIlenb III bic serinss 8etbsiIigune Der
tineeborsnen 8epS!teruns. Bon ben
Rpnteninbabern tpdren 904 ausritGs
Ttr, 260 Stlipinps uuo % GurOpdsr.
Db bic armutb Der stngeborsnsn Bee
b6Iteruns sir bas ssrinse Sntertis
berantpurtlid semd4t perbsn rnliB,
obsr Oh Is Mibtrausn eegen bic N.aes
rtins s.fpeIsn IN, bic fte bisbsr 5uriid'
sebaItsn bat, pirb ii9 uus ipdtsrsH
Gsri9ttn gu ergebsn baden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

8eG4 pi9tigt RoGte in uns
Ieter 9oIitit bic 5rsipGiie Der 8abnen
fpielen, 1T beionbers in 5eras erii9ts
lif, ieitbem oas @eIeB baIelbft 0fferts
lide 9eumts ieber glrt, bic 6rsipGlIe
BON 8ubnsn %anne6men, nit i6psreu
Strafen teIegt. Die SoIge 1T, oa6 tlets
mere Gountns uno MuniSipal : Beanie
bsim S6Od unO Iogdr einias 2esisla.
tra : Mitglieoer reIignirt baden, I'M
hire qGiie bebdlten 81 tonnen. Nenn
bttie 9ergiinItisung einen fold sroBen
Nertb bal, 10 TT gu periteben, pie
friber bic 8abner pe-mSge ibrer pGiic
Elm itebenOes Seer linterbieIten, bas if
re SutereIien f0rberte. 0emna6 piiro.
es CUR 2duterung Der potitit anges
brc9t i6einen, bab in allen Stadten
uhne Qusndbme @siebe mad terani,
I@em NuIter angenommen tpsrben.
&inbtf9, tpie 10 oft, lit bic a.'
sislatur bon Seras in ibrer Dtonomi.
i9sn @eIsbsebuns. I'm ben Srufts
.tn GnOe gu MAIDEN, lit elm @sIsb ans
gtrOmmen lpprben, tpeIGes ben Ser,
tauf bon @adren, bic Elm SruIt berae,
iteIIt bat, nit 3u9tbuus beItraft. 9as
piirOe beoeuten, bab bic Seraner teis
neR 3uder tOniumisren biirfen. Der
ben Sruits berseiteIIt pirb, auf Rob.
IenOI, ouf Giien unb StaSt unb Der.
I4isoene dnbers unentbebrItde 8aa,
rem berstdten miibten, bic ieBt fan
dusf4Iiebli9 bon SruIts beraeTeI!s
pcroeu. 0as Gei.b tpirb natiirlid unr
6ed9tet bIeibep, 2ebrreta 1T bisIe lie,
g~iSldtiOe @robtbat nur inIpfern, ala
oaraus srIidtIi9 1T, pas hie Ginsel.
ftfdten sessn SruIts aus5uri6ten
ptrmOsen.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06
Down on the Isthmus

From Joe Mitchell Chapple's ar
ticle Truth About Panama" in the
National Magazine for April:
Up through the cut we passed, and
saw the narrow places where they
hung out the American flag, when
greeting the Presidents arrival. A
scene that will never be forgotten by
the boys on the Isthmus was the re-
view of the marines by the President,
attired in white, at Camp Elliott,
while the band played the stirring
music of the Star Spangled Banner.
After a long and strenuous walk
through the cut, we boarded the pilot
of a locomotive, to go back to the
mess-hall at five o'clock. There in
the bachelor qaurters, we saw the
young men returning from their
work. They jumped for their razors
and brushes, and then, after a good
shower bath, and a change into white
suits, shoes and hats, they went off
for dinner, and afterwards dispersed
ABOUT the FCIdndd lOl d qultt Sli1OkC
or chat behind the screens. Every
body was reading, Of course-while
the picture was taken A wealth Of
periodical literature is kept on hand.
and one might suppose that the mag
azines were the National, but that
was not so in all cases. After an
evening on the veranda, they retire
to the bachelor quarters, and that is
where the boys have good times
you can see that by their faces. If
you look closely at the picture pre-
scented, you will notice bottle on
the bureau 1t is not whiskey, but
bay rum, used after shaving, and the
owner OF the bottle told me that it
was almost impossible to keep it
filled when Jamican negro was any
where near Before he knew this, he
noticed with surprise how his bay
rum steadily diminished, no matter
how tightly he corked it to prevent
evaporation But after a while he
fgot intelligent and filled the inno-
cent looking bottle with kerosene
he has not since been annoyed by the
vanishing of the contents.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

ling seems to have eea eonfned u
together to women, which u not !
small compliment % their tact and
business sense.
1t is interesting to know that after
all the tarantula has its uses. just
now it is source of profit to enter
prising men and boys in the tourist
infested districts of the southwest.
The collectors look for the holes in
| the ground where the big spiders live,
and pour cold water in their haunts.
Tarntulas hate cold water so they
make an immediate rush for the upper
air AS soon as they apper they are
seized with a pir of pinchers and kill
ed with bath of gasoline or turpen-
tine. Then they are ANONYMOUSLY
thrust through with pins, mounted on
cards and sold as souvenirs to tourists
at dollar apiece.
The young woman in a public Ii
brary in the west who devotes her
fine to running a hospital for slight
ly disordered books that are not torn
has a match in the enterprising south
ern girl who has turned her library
into circulating one. She had to
make money, there was nothing to
do in her small town, and as there
was no library she decided that her
own collection of books might make
small income for her. She rents
the books out, and as she is continual
w adding to her collection, she is
making it both popular and remuner-
ative.
Virginia has man who has earned
his living for fifty years making the
astronomical observations for use in
almanacs. He has almost a monopoly
of the business in the United States.
Astronomy is his sole diversion and
out of his diversion comes his liveli-
hood. Cook county, Illinois has
very attractive woman who is making
her living as public guardian" having
under her care the children who have
come under the jurisdiction of a court
A Boston man has the rather weary
ing, but often remunerative job of
looking for lost jewels. He walks
along the principal thoroughfares all
day long keeping his eyes always on
the sidewalks and the cutters to find
INV tooce stones or 0iecec of ;euafry
that a careless person may have lost.
Some days he makes enough to last
quite awhile, either from rewards Of
Tered, Or from the sale of unclaimed
stones, but much of his time is spent
without remuneration.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06
LETTER TO GUS HECKER
Greenville, Miss.

Dear Sir: Here's honesty for you'll
North Dakota has pure paint law.
Prof. Ladd, the state chemist, ana
lyzes a certain paint tabled Contains
only lead and zinc and is strictly
pure. and finds it no lead at all. a
resinous oil, and benzine. It is ,how-
ever, full-measure and contains no
water
That's like the man on trial for
killing. his grandmother; proved that
he didn't set FIRE to the house.
No lead, but zinc and barytes, re-
sinous oil, and benzine-" strictly
pure" and finds in it no lead at all, a
Pure paint is lead-zinc-and but
that isn't all; there is such thing
as proportion and make. The strong
est paint is Devoe.
North Dakota is doing a handsome
thing in holding these confidence
people up to scorn. She gives their
names as well IS their works.
Yours truly,
20 r w DEVOE y CO
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

T..
The h.ndsome commodious 1kef-
calfe- Collins residence on South
Broadway. This Is one Of the finest
houses in the city. The house stands
in large yard. the entire place oc-
cupying block While far enough
away from the business part of the
city to escape its noises, this place is
within few minutes street car ride
from town. House has every con-
venience. it is we'll constructed, nice
~ arranged, and IS just the place for
those who want to purchase an eie-
CANT home. If whole lot is too large
the place will be subdivided to suit
purchaser. For terms apply to the
Emery Realty Company, Times Of
flee, Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06
OLIVE OIL FOR INDIGESTION

Successful Use of Olive Oil for
That Disaereeable Malady
Guarino Olive Oil is the first pres
sing from hand picked selected olives
and comes to us direct from Cor
leone, Italy, in FIVE gallon cans, III
one gallon cans and in one quart
bottles.
If you are user of olive oil wheth-
er for table or medicinal purposes,
always insist upon having Glarino
Olive Oil, write US a postal or call
at phone No. 368 will delivery to you
bottle or one gallon. Remember the
address Mississippi Italian Supply,
III Walnut street.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06
A Criminal Attack

on an inoffensive citizen frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gem
orally the result of protracted con-
stipation, following liver torpor DR..
Kings New Life Pills regulate the
liver, prevent appendicitis, and es-
tabiish regular habits Of the bowels.
25c as all drug stores.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

Read the Mississippi Supply adj
vertisement on the editorial page of
this issue. They have imported deli
cacies that come up to the require
ments of the Pure Food Law.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

Buster Brown held the boards
last Tuesday night to 4 crowded
house. The performance was good
throughout, and he, Tige and Mary
Jayne gave the old, as well as the
y0uug. many occasions for hearty
laughs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-04-06

He who loses money loses much
But he who loses eyesight loses all
Dr. Kornblum's Philosophy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-16

Southwestern and the Southern Pacific the Springs and return for and onefourh
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-16
THE BsBE DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING. JULY 9o

with bleached lettuce I haven't had either the time or the space for ex- perimenting.
 T decided after that seasons experi- ments that the large loose leaf yari- ety was the best for bleaching, not only because it is the most rapid in growth, but because the leaves being uncrumpled bleach evenly and are exceedingly crips.
 "The cloth which I have found best for the shield under the glass is un- bleaehed cotton sheeting of medium weight At first. before we could af- ford to go into the business so deep ly. We used any and everything in the way of old cotton cloth that hap pened to be in the house.
 My pits are four feet deep and one foot is filled in with rich earth. This earth 1 have carefully removed at the end of each season, and at the be- ginning of the next have new earth put in.
 cone or two of the nurseymen near us have tried to compete with me, and I believe the reason they not met with better success is that they have replenished instead of renewing the earth in the bottom of their pits, Then, too, they have contenden That my pits are unnecessarily deep, that lettuce is a comparatively hardy plant and only needs to be protected from the direct frost.
 That may be perfectly true, but I am trying to raise and bleach my plants to perfection, and I believe that to accomplish that the tempera- ture should be kept about the same. Four feet below the surface in our climate will insure this result, so I persevere with my method and let them argue the point.
 Last winter I added cucumbers to my crop and a few tomato plants, The cucumber vines I trained up on the side of the pit, with the tomatoes 1 in the bottom. Of course, this pit had no bleaching cloth. The result was not entirely satisfactory, as both l plants were touched by frost just as they were nearing perfection.
 Next season I shall make the same experiment in deeper pit, and ! if they should again be touched by the cold I think I shall resort to ar ! tificial heat. A small oil stove I an ! sure would be ample fer a good-sizef pit and would not prove too expen | sive to make the venture profitable ! ''The coming of the large winter ! hotels in the South has given man!
 means of earning a living to the | thrifty Southern women. I know o several women who hake snug little
 sums every season selling flowers On sent her daughter to a fashion
 able school by cultivating and sellin. 1 watercress.''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of D. O. Chapman. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned. the administrator of the estate of D. o. Chapman, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of J. E. Morrison, attorney at law, Bisbee. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of the busi, ness of said estate. in said county of COchise.
 J. NJ MCMAHON, Administrator of the Estate of D. O. Chapman. Deceased.
 First Publication July 12, 1907. -sa 46I
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-16

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
Manxauola Msttsre.

Rev. L. S. Dualsy Of the Christian
Church was in Canon City the first Of the
weak attending the State S. S. convsn-
ton.
M. e. Mayhem. our sntsrprising drug
eist. this week inst allied splendid new
soda fountain. This we predict will make
his popular store the Mecca Of all thirsty
souls who enjoy the cooling influence Of
temperance drinks.
At recent meeting Of the Council the
pool hall was denied tho renewal Of their
license. a vote by ysa and nay was
called for which resulted A. follows. To
rsnew:-J. N. Beatty. Clarence ksston;
To deny. J. N. Johnston. Marion Eiehberg
VIM. Miller. Not present or voting.
Msssrs. Brewer and Storsr.
Rev. and Mrs. F. r. Hollenbaek called
at the Methodist parsonage Monday sf-
ternoon.
Mrs. E. 3. Martin. who has been visit
ing in Ohio and New York for the past
nine weeks arrived home today. Did you
SEQ the Rev's. smile?
childrsn's Day Exercises were held in
both the churches last Sunday night. and
were well attended despite tho unfavor-
able weather.
Miss Palmer spent part Of the wssl
visiting In Holbrook Center.
We are sorry TO record that our High
School boys went down TO defeat before
the Second Base Ball team Of Fowler on
the home grounds last Saturday. Ths
next t.me-but wait and -.
The Rev. 7. L. Wheeler. presiding elder
Of the Denver District Of the N. E. Church
South. b announced 70 preach 1t the N
E. Church next Sunday night A large
eoagrsgatioa b expected.