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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

min SuSieufcEe | ~9ecorabsg Soften
meer Socrifriften: ~Gppel for everett
Stolen itnnr Ser blarSt anoet: /,
"Som befierSt or set forbuot ! mango
az bore Stater at IGis ct afinit af Sibes
len, ieIp ON Oct Her ifeen aommentdr. .
SiaI bore: Com betienSt er bet
forbliSt Il mango Of pore Stater at IGie
ct aiirit al Sibclcu / De offents
lice StoIer" o.i.p. VenIisit.
&. g. SrsnsSdL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
aMtnnrJnta.

GarI j.. Tioen % aueufta G. Gnge'
BRETON ~Getepieoes forleoen | Wbeo.
ton.
Stor Urn ifnbt. Sra Manfato
meloes, at Slof groite peo Hapiodn
fooleocn ifiso en- bpiobopeo Ern (balo
eagIel Der nlaalte fer SOB mellem
gineeipioiene.
Sans Ectcrion, Ell 5armer Der boe-
De | HGrbeoen at Sersus Sails, mi.
iieoc iorleoen aften Sipet, ioet bans
Seite iprang Isbif og 8ognen Git oper
BAN. San eiterlaoer iig Suitru %
ii Born.
Srplmppcr. aleranoer Sobnsrno
ira albert Sea % Miis emma Sobn-
ion / 3eb @ing bIep icrnplig qgte.
uieoe | gruoens Stem. - W. s.
Naoien ira arlington, 2. O., blep
iorleben gift meo Miis Gbriitina ge.
terion / Cafe Benton.
GnnopGrf / 8anbcttc. Zen lille
Sp @aioettte bar beilnttet at bpgge
ei ganopGrf, o. aoutraften en- ole.
reoe iluttet. Der ifaI ibsit fun on.
IGeges Ell Rumpeitation meo DC nsb-
nenoige Gerleonineer til @eifpttelie
| Observation-Disclosures, meoens Der til
Barren ifal oprettes ct f~nloitrnoigi
Spitem, inobefattenoe 3aarn og
@anobeboIoer.
geltrami.2 | ginocn. SaIgei
at 2ono for forioIone Sfatter | Bel.
trami Goitntp tegner til at blipe oct
melt IipIiae, noeeniinoe bolot / oenne
Del nf Stoten. 8orleoen Dag iolg.
ties Der 35 Stpffer 2anb, % ct al
bisie inobragte mere emo Den forfalo-
ne Sfot, MiiIftcr, Smfoitninger %
Renter til Cato, % aisberne betrag.
teoe enooa fin Sonoel iom ct 8oot.
fis6.
Sprselig ltforiistisbcS. On ID.
aorsgommel Ssn af anton enge,
iom Dor ~ Mil mo for genion, bIen
forleben brpbt beo 8oaoeIfnb, me.
benS ban oIere par noe poa SSagt | Ell
9oab. % ban life fom tilbaee, bleb
Der onitilet ll~nberisgeIie, % bans
Sig fonotes | @aaoen. San bapbe
uoen Snil grebet fit @eppr ON Rnn.
binger, for at trGffe oct til fig, bpor.
peo Sonen befteoe iig peo @ooben 90
2aoningcn traf BAN lige | 9rpitet.
Sbomas Soriou CT ips. Sbomas
Sorion ira ct. Sames, Ell al De beolt
flcnOte WiGnb ! Den ipblige Gel al
Staten, logger for Siben paa ct so.
ipital | Miuneapolis meset ipg al ct
Sierteonoe. San ifal Dog bore liot
i 5orbeoring. Sr. Sorion bar pGret
Wieolem al 2egislatirenS bcgge Suie,
bpor ban bar oelaetia / Sprettelicn
al "Stute goarb Of Control" lomt
Serbone. pg Observation-Disclosures.
Son er for Sioen aniat ! Statsoubi-
tcrens aontor.
&c to %bposbpmte. Wartin Q.
Dunn OF Better Watbieien, Der peb
areosrettenS Wsoe | 9emioii ianbtes
ifplbige | Woro | fsrite @rab % al
CONNER Wc@lenaban bsnlteS til at
b9nges, beniiober M | S9ngilet Der.
iteoS. Sberiiien bar enbnu life moo.
ta9et Den oiiicielle @eitemmelie meo
Senipn til Sioen, oa Senrettelien
ifal fiube Steb, men Dosen er al Gu.
pernsreu fat til Sreboe Den Toe Sch.
Wiatbieien or oite blepen beisat al
Yait. Stremme, ben norif. lutberife
Sreit beritebs, % 6angen beupttcr
meeet al fin Sib til at lpie | gibelen.
Erciten bar sientogenhe iorisot at
inopoente bam Weopeuoiobeoen al. at
ban befienoer fine Spnber for @iio %
Mcuneifer, for at bans SiGI ifol bIipe
irelit, men Watbieien paaitoar booro.
uuffet, at ban bar f~ortaIt ben belle
Sanobeo, og at bans SenS Ssb be.
roche paa ct lllpffeStiliGloe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

iaa soet. pi bar pirteIis iaa mssst ills
ieIes meo Dem. Zen famine @LGbe %
@apu irm Sisrianben paaitaar. at ban
bar al at iaettaas Ssru. BEN famine bar
ri Der meS at betruate be primitive
z tabnineer bsroppe. Sst pir.sr iom bet
iornsielisite gIsmertGrturius / Reunes
iiehInSFab, - bet or bort eset pnre o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
3Ntdtiantt.

Sobn GcflanS, ser peo Soipola blep
nebfelbt ai ct SrG oe fit &pgraoen
bsoe ben t4be os. paa ct Soipi.
taI | atlantic. San bar 40 gar CANT
mel % eiterIaoer en- flor 5amilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19
iuore aib, Ieet ! iseri Soriortnins.

inore 2ib. feet / iseri 6orfOrtnins.
Ss oi iaar SssnSen iiHoerpisrine ! als
Tteus npttie os busIig Don't, bL. a. gsis
Iebuiue | StrGooerism. ion apincerne
al bore iorboIssris ipoIise e~eSbssraSsr
oil Lris usb poIsiour Suteresie. ON be
aster at Iauas re bet poerIieere pda
Sierte, bIir en- Sag for iis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

Set til 2onS, traf ban | girfeIigbeoen
Eo. 3. Rr. Soipgoob bIep buot
$4,000 for fin @et, men ban bill ieIp
ilptte paa 2anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

Heter Gase: gnIiben Gut. lGJpIs
oenbdIs FubIiIbine 60. s2t W. Ncrtb
aDs. Chicago i, 81. 100 sioer, gris 50
Cents.
Den trsnbsrfe Borfatter fdIber berne
lille BOG 1cfiIbrineer for llnee os Cams
Ie~. % DiIt ct bet, at baone rnge % game
Ie bill babe @I0be af benre troprroies De
ftorie ON pesle Grill &aiise. Gattiesatten
Tom borte OF / ben TRANCE bette |
Eronbbiem. Neb ubrubt Snteresie fsIs
ger pi Cribs npfIaa ensforu,ige Sii1bne,
fra ban bar fem Gar eamueI. bans 2iu
| bet fattige Siem. bans nforifpIote Sons
Hit meb 2Greren. bans Gommerbeiss
uoe paa 2dnbet, bans barnIiae llof9ros,
IGnssIer os 9remme ON at "bIi nosetS,
faa ban fan bli Nanb for at tj0lpe fine
SoroIbre, bans m~islpifebe Soriss pad
at fIpgte tiIiiss = % inbtil hi forIaber
BAN iom bel meriteret Q9reeut Dos ben
merfeIiee Gneotsr Spein SIT.
Ger er ingen merie!ise SeuSeIier. ius
gen nerpepirrenbe gpentpr, alt er imaot
90 bosIiebass, men uesIe Girls Siftorie
er filbret iaa rsrenbe inSerlist oe troa
p9rbigt, at naar man liiiter 8oser i9ien,
faa fumes man. at man perionIig bar
iienSt baaSe Grit % SausefamiIien I
~Iangiomrnelig Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

pHrotgf, at rddr NJ luffer gp9eu t9len,
faa fumes man, at man perionlig bar
iienSt baabe Grill % SausefamiIien I
Iangiommelie Sib.
Saeub 3. gua; SorbenffioIb.
(gpIbenbaI pubIiibing 60. s21 %.
Rortb gbe.. Chicago. 400 Cher. Yris
S1.25.)
Den biituriife 9toman bar b9ret ian
cmtrent ct nbbriet SeIt / Roree. Dee
beus ben biitoriile @oman 9dnmart
bar ifuot en- ueeet frobie Bert belt fra
Snsemann. 8. 9. gtpaIb, CART gtlar og
pibere ubober ca itaffet Saniferne mes
get. iom bsrer til ben met bnoebe Soltes
lasnins, er Der | Rorse - fra Gnbreas
geunhs alt anbet eub peIIbffeSe Soris8
nreb "gieen fra Rorge" os til bore Saa
ee - fremiommet nm ipreote og ubetp'
beige Sing paa bette Smnrabe. Saco5
Q. gua er ben, Tom bar sgren for at bds
be fsiet benne 0ren til ben norfe @os
manIitsratir. Sor noeIe aar fioen pdds
be9bnbte ban en- lang H9ffe biitoriffe
8omarer, Der iioen bar fuIst bindnoen
SIng | GIae irrbtil ban | bet
merfeIise aar 1905, ba Observation-Disclosures
beuise Che br9nbte fTarere | Rorse eno
noeeniinSe for. Tom meo fin fore Rcs
man ON Deter Sorbenifiolb. en- Zig
orofnap, SanoIinsens RanS babbe ysorbs
m9nbene netop sobt al at 'faa opfriifet
8iaebet al | 1905.
Ser bar pGret Iabet mango Hpndner
oe Stueipil ON Setter Fo~rbenIfioIb, i9rs
Zig al bdnife Sorfattere, % at bisie bar
bel Reter 8umobrs to 8inb tpffe Bert
pGret met left. Ren Sacob Bull siper
os for fsrfte Gang ben rietiee. norffe
Better @esieI. Der - beIft | bepReeoe
GiebIiffe - blir peb at inaffe fit 9ete,
frnbige. uforfaIifebe SrsnbermaaI, enten
ban faa fommanberer fine Gutter oihs
boro paa "2spenbaIs 8aaep" ener paa
"Spioe grn", cuer ban sr itebt for ieIpe
&pngen. 2ibt brnitiife er bans lbtrpf
oeiaa itiinoom, paa 9ste Sissutters Dis.
9ul bar gipet ct tropGroiet % opers
maabe lioIist @iuebe at benne merfelige
trsnSerife Siegnt, Der pInbSeIig buffer
or oe thinner ion en- fIar Msteor paa
@aegrunc af en- euers merf lib - for
Iise Iad pIrSieIie at Iufne. Sans 2ip
er blet i~tnaenbe ! Noreesbifforien foal
ct Ibienbe gpentbr. % bette gpertpr er
bet Sorfntteren Der l9eser frera | Ros
naners Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

RoaIs simmnSi.n: RorSpeitpass
see Sefie. gi er' Dos Den
magnetic RorepoIs Gehcere. % pi Nsus
neifer al BET 20oe Ga~rbnnoreoes gipiIis
iatiou faar efterbpert bore Cine op for.
at Der life. for at tale meo @esiel. eis
oes Reunciler titn | England os berbiems
Site iaa at ~foritaa. at pi netpp sns
Her at bbtte 4aar mss bore Ieamennes
fer esrcppe | oct IipsIauec SneIip. ! ben
eptee IS. Reu ri fismer benz Iieeipm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

5rans gna: Srebstanfer. Is
aommisiion Dos R. 6. Sabritius & Ssns
ner, ariitiania. Yris Str. 2.00.)
Sr. Srans 8ul bar bapt ben originate
Sbe at pffentIissisre MI | 1907 ct "1lbs
fat til Soreninosoperensfomit menem
&ongeriset Rorse o8 Sonserieet Soeri'
ge", Ser bIep i~nbleperet til Stortbin9ei
aIlerebe 17be Mai 1901, FAINT ct "tlbtaii
til Gnoron.ng at Snciesiiorsretten for
8onserieet Rorees 9ouee9t". Der bates
rer fla fra 30te OCTOBER 1908.
ut iremleoee Sisie llotait III - to
Var efter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - forefoms
mer noset "goit Seitum", men Sorfattes
rem b~eerinber lloeibelien meb, at Def
fan babe tin Snteresie at tunitntere,' al
Der finSes gnteItmanS bIdnbt Roro'
m9nb, Der bar last arbeioe pdn at isse
en- Sorm for ben ~ifaubinabiite Union,
ipm tpSelieere eno ben. bpori ben frems
traabte, is9te at ~flareisre be untorerebe
Sonseriaers inobbroes Sorbolo til knans
ben" - Sr. Bull piloe bape pIritet I'D
al ben norife @runbIop alt, iom bentpoer
til Soreuiusen meb Sperige. pg iamIet
bette / en- np Siesaft. Sfisnt bette grs
pertinent ieIbfpleelig mn ineen p~ruftiii
SetbSuins bar mere, fan bet bel aIIieeoel
BABE fin SnteresIe at ie, bporom Sr.
@ul bar tGuit is bet oronet. San inos
leber gogen meo en- Smtale al Sesioens
beberne / 1905 90 iremIGescr llefait til
en- "Coerenstomit ON ~iteoieparenoe
SrebstiIitano" pda Sdlpeer. 81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-19

Better Sais: GorbIanbsSro me-
. t, uegipet al u. G. gri6ieu, iIluftreret
af Sb. Solmbos. %. aidebcue & Co..
Ser er Bigger, Tom Chen life biber
paa. Sc troSier @ino % @eir 90 itaar
Ii9e raute for Dor 8eniofbeo. Sen gcoe
gamIe ~0creIanbs Srompet" er CT al
Dem. Sen er aItio en- nh BOG. 80 Wars
bunSrcSer bar foret tenoper ben. men
ben itdar ben Sag ibag, 90 ben ifanr
iait, 90 bber Slest, Tom BONNER, bill
maatte saa inSom for at eisre gefienbt'
itab nies ben. Deb ben i.oritiIet nildste,
mpnsise % paa iamme sib e~IfpGrSis
icpidIe YreitemanS paa aIftaSbaus. meo
9ipet tiIiies 90 ilanb. | 9pit os | Rso. -
os be piI frpoe iie opcr bet Snmsr. iout
foriqler. Sfc minbit oil ale "Rorb'
lambs ~bebpeeenoe RGnb" bore Or. get'
ters parme 8eunorere. Gan Ieper 10 for
Rem - tross aISria iaa mango Serge
merter | 2aaieilet. CT i~nteresidnt grs
cmpel pau. bpao ben mooerne SogapI bar
Srepet oct til, er bet. al en- Saa iom bens
ne, i aettpr u. G. grihiens mtsniferspIs
oiae Sertuogape meo Gnirerfnin9er %
mee Storoli SoInlboes feritsrdnes Snus
itrationer fan Ieperes for { n 9rone. Den
banner ct Sinb al 8. aidebous 4 Cos
&rorbibIioibei
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Digging Ono own CRAVE.

To condemn a man to death and
then compel him to dig his own grave
Is the limit to his punishment and
unfortunate end.
About the next thing to that pun
ishment is for the all-cotton farmer
TO be condemned into the idea of
getting rich by growing cotton ex-
clusiyely, and then being compelled
to dig his own grave, financially. by
dumping his cotton upon the market
at the other fellows price to pay for
bought farm crops also got at the
ether mans prices. If that isn't the
limit to farming agony and ignorance
in q business sense, what is it?-
.. c. Stribling, Anderson County,
S. c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
.NcIENr euANAJuAro MINES.
From one Shaft $500, 100000 in Silver
is Said to Have Been Taken.

From one Shaft $500, 100000 in Silver
is Said to Have Been Taken.
AT the end of the eighteenth cen
tury the mines of the Guanajuato were
the foremost of their kind. It was
then that the Valenciana shaft was
sunk to 1900 feet, and it is still the
deepest in the district.
This work was completed in 1885
at a fabulous expense. 1t is said to
have cost a million, though even this
expenditure seems small compared
with that of the Combination shaft,
SINK on the Comstock lode in 1881;
this was 300 feet deep and cost So
100000.
The cost Of the big shaft of the
yalenciana was Offset by an extra
ordinary production, stated at $500,
100000, most of it extracted during the
latter half of the eighteenth century.
This figure corresponds with the total
output of the Comstock up to the time
when the lower workings were aban-
doned In 1884.
On August 20, 1904, the kings tax
on the Valenciana amounting to the
sum of $2,648,866, was paid. AS this
represented one-ffth Of the yield Of a
period of five years, it serves to sub
stantiate even the extraordinary stat
istics of these old mines. The other
mines on the Veta Madre and those
on La Luz veins also produced enorm-
ously at this period, so that the popu-
Iation of the district at the beginning
of the nineteenth century had in
creased to 100000.
This was the time of Humboldt's
visit. He says that "the whole vein
(the Veta Madre) OF Guanajuato may
be estimated at four ounces of silver
per uuintal of minerals" AS a quintal
is 100 pounds, this means ore ayerag'
ing eighty ounces per ton of 1000
pounds.
Then came the long years of the
revolution against Spanish domination.
In 1910, when in the height of her
prosperity as a mining center, Guiana
juato was attacked by the republican
forces and life became insecure, so
that mining operations were discour-
aged and all work of Importance was
discontinued Deep work ceased en-
tirely, no shafts were sunk and the
production Of ore was reduced to in
frequent shipments taken from sup
porting pillars and from the sides of
old slopes
Even such decadent mining became
insignificant as the miners were driven
toward the surface by the slowly ris-
ing water 1t was at this period of
general lawlessness that the heavy
walls with watch towers were built
around the mines, until every prop
erty of consequence had the look of
a fortress. Similar protection was
given to the reduction works, which
became fortified Enclosures.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Apple Twig Borer.

This insect is common on apple,
cherry, pear, plum and grape. Is
often referred to as the grape cane
borer. This beetle is about one-third
to one-half inch in length and dark
brown above and black beneath. In
carly spring it enters the twig by
making a hole near q bud and con-
tinues its work by making a burrow
several inches in length The insect
natures in the fall, there being but
one brood, and, for the most part,
hibernates in its larval burrow. The
eggs are laid in the dead or dying
roots of green briar" (smilax), or
IN dead roots of the grape.
This beetle will seldom become
troublesome in a well kept orchard,
as good pruning and general cleanli-
ness about the place will remove all
wood in which it is most likely to
occur II, however, a tree is in
tested, the diseased part should be
cut away and burned &C f. Adams.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
The Chronic borrower.

There are certain articles that
ought to be on every farm. Some
thing is wrong when they are want
ing. 1t may be that the person has
not capital enough. Perhaps the
owner of the place Is not fitted to be
a farmer.
The farming neighborhood without
a chronic borrower in it is very for
tunate. People can mostly get in a
legitimate way what they need badly
IL they try constantly and sincerely
The regular borrower works in
spasms only, If at all
Most farm neigh borhoods are
plagued with a borrower; we have
known places with families OF the
class
When this is the fact, everything
except cheek is apt to be needed.
There is the new moving machine.
Possibly 1t is a swing machine just
procured The subject is introduced.
and this is worked so that il opens
the way for a great desire to see how
the machine operates. The idea Is
made to appear that one should be
noighborly.
We have a bill Of complaint from
a victim Of the chronic borrower. He
is careless in the use OF what he Dor
rows" says this victim, and very
likely breaks the article and never
has IT repaired In fact he does not
usually return it until it is in bro
ken condition. Perhaps you want to
use what has been loaned. Then you
are likely to find it in the mud or
weeds.
Our borrower never cleans or
shelters the spade or pillow, and so
when you get these they are rusty
and dun The borro wing is not done
again until cleaning and sharpening
are completed Home and Farm.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13

Il is now an established fact that
ihe progressive farmer and fruit
grower of our fair State viii as soon
RS possible irrlgate part or all of his
land
The excellent showing of the far
mer who has an irrigation plant
against the one who has not, is con
yincing enough to the most skeptical
II is TO be hoped that any of our
fruit growers, truckers or farmers
who contemplate installing a plant
will study the subject thoroughly, and
IL possible call and see other plants
in successful operation, so that when
they pay out their money they will
be getting what they pay for-an
irrigating plant that win do the work
required and expected by the buyer.
There are many things to be con-
sidered; your engine may be too
small and not able to do the work,
and 1t may be too large and have
waste Of fuel and power; your pump
may be too small, or larger than you
need. Then comes the question of
properly piping same, and also size
Of pipes to give the best results, then
you have the different quality of the
soil and in the many positions the
land lays
Then you have the lift and distance
you have to force your water and the
many different points to be consid-
cred
BY all means irigate, but when
you do, see that you have it done
right and by reliable firm so that
when you come to make your final
payment you have got something that
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Farmers shonLd nigersiCy.

This Is the title OF very good
editorial in the Gainesville Sun:
Make your farms sell-sustaining
preservation is the first law of
nature, applying equally to man and
beast. When you have provided an
acreage OF diversified crops sufficient
SO meet the demands Of the home
supply il would then be proper to
consider the extent of the money
crop Reduce the cost of labor
through the use Of the latest and
most approved crops, pillow deep, har-
row and roll The soil, supply needed
humus, and improve its mechanical
condition by growing lesuminous
plants wherever they can be sown
or cultivated Institute systematic
method of increasing the compost
heap, and cut down the heavy bills
for commercial fertilizers
The legume and compost heap
should be the farm er's most highly
priced bank account With theirassist-
ance he can at once commence TO
travel the inviting road to independ-
ence and wealth. Without them he
must continue to look for help only
from costly sources. The time is not
far distant when we hope to see that
fulilment OF prosperity on the farm
which is so much to be desired We
are glad to see every department of
business in the commercial world
prosper but not ut the expense Of
the farmers Let the farmers work
out their independence without fear
or trembling, gradually abolishing
the credit system from the future
conduct OF their business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
FAMILY FOOD.
Crisp, Toothsome and Requires No
Cooking.

A little boy down in n. c. asked
his mother to write an account Of how
Grape-Nuts food had helped their
family
She says Grape-Nuts was first
brought to her attention on visit to
Charlotte, where she visited the
Mayor of that city who was using the
food by the advice of his physician.
She says:
They derive so much good from it
that they never pass a day without
using it. While I was there l used
the Food regularly. I gained about
Is pounds and felt so we'll that when
I returned home l began using Grape
Nuts in our family regularly.
"My little IS months old baby
shortly after being weaned was very
i'll with dyspepsia and teething. She
was sick nine weeks and we tried
everything. She became so emaciated
that it was painful to handle her, and
we thought we were going to lose
her. One day a happy thought urged
me to try Grape-Nuts soaked in lit
tie warm milk.
well, it worked like charm and
she began taking it regularly and i'm
provement set in at once. She is now
getting we'll and round and fat as fast
as possible on Grape-Nuts.
Some time ago several of the fam
lily were stricken with LaGrippe at
the same time, and during the worst
stages we could not relish anything
in the shape Of food but Grape-Nuts
and oranges, everything else nau-
seated US.
We all appreciate what your ia
nous food has done for our family"
There's Reason" Read "The Road
to WellVille." in pkgs.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Make All the Forage You Can.

The present high price of hay
should stimulate our farmers to make
all the forage possible. 1t is not too
late to SOW sorghum and peas; half
bushel sorghum seed and one bushel
peas per acre, on well prepared and
well manfred land will make a heavy
yield of good feed. Put this in at
the earliest possible moment. Also
German millet and peas, half bushel
OF each per acre, will make a guam
tity of good hay, much better than
when only millet IS sowed
Stubble land, where wheat and
oats have been harvested, can be
used for these crops, and will pay
beWer than to allow the land to grow
up in weeds. Progressive Farmer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
What About Your Timber Crop?

What About Your Timber Crop?
The facts in regard to our timber
supply Enthusiastically indicate the
coming Of a lumber famine and
should cause every man who owns
foot of timber land to do some serious
thinking,
Thousands of our farmers have al
ready sold their timber at less than
half its potential value, and many
thousand others are wantonly vast
ing their substance through careless
ness in handling their woodlands.
The timber is crop just as surely
as corn or cotton or tObacco-even
if it does take a little longer to ma
ture-and for twenty-five years to
come no other crop in America will
increase in value one-half so rapidly.
We must learn more about the
proper management of our forests.
We must adopt wiser methods of
growing and handling our Southern
timber crop Progressive Farmer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Neteh For snring Hay Cron.

Arrange also to SOW some vetch
and bur clover this fall These
are also soil improvers and furnish
good crops for hay in the spring.
Our people need to get to sowing
more of these to act as cover crops
TO prevent the teaching of fertility
from the soil and to add fertility
by gathering nitrogen from the air.
This is the cheapest known way to
improve our Southern Guilt.
yator.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
String Beans.

The green, round podded beans,
such as the Valentine, are best for
earnings; they are put up in three
pound cans. 1t is neither necessary
nor hardly advisable to cook them in
any way before canning, as much of
the flavor is lost if cooked in open
vessels. A brine solution to suit in
diyidual taste should be used. Beans
are exhausted in twenty minutes, and
processed in forty minutes. One
pshel will put up twenty-four three
nd cans.-Louisiana Bulletin No.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.

Traveller Cat country hoteD-How
much is my bill? I didn't have a
room had to sleep on the billiard
table,
LandIord-Your bill is $500 for
eight hours use Of the billiard table,
-Familie Journal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
WHAT SHE SAVED.

Mistress-What was that terrible
crash?
Maid tripped on the carpet and
the tea things fell, maam.
Mistress-Did you manage to save
anything.
Maid-Yes, ma'am; KEEP hold of
the tray, all right-Black and White
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-09-13
Modern Farm Methods
AS Applied in the South
Notes of Interest to Planter,
Frat Grower and Stockrna1l

will do the work and be pleasure to
operate and make you money, and
not be something which will be a
candidate for the scrap heap in
years time. Florida Agriculturist.