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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
SALOME
A GREAT
CREATION

on next Wednesday evening, MAY
IS, "Salomc," Oscar Wilde's greatest
tragedy, with Wilfrid Roger and o
notable company, will be the attrac
tlon at the Grand opera house, Com
Ing direct from It's remarkable run
OF four weeks at the Colonial theator
In san Francisco, this great play
will no doubt prove one of the most
Interesting and sensational plays
seen In this city this season.
"Salome" is creating a great stiI
In eastern theatrical circles ani
since the osculatory "Sapho,' nc
play has aroused the interest OF the
public as has this awe-inspirinS
tragedy of Oscar Wilde's. This Il
the FIRST and only dramatic produc
tion OF the play In America, and the
patrons OF the Grand opera house are
afforded a rare opportunity on next
Wednesday of seeing this great play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
KING DANDELION.
Eastern Professor Discovers solution
Which VIII XIII Him.

Talk about a yellow pest. II ever
there was a formidable enemy that
has gained a hold IN this country and
sits up in high as well as low places,
defying determination and scatter
ing It's seed broadcast over the land
II Is the pesky. measly, defiant dan
delion. II you overlook him for one
day there Is small hope for your
lawn. The prevalence OF the weed h
mot only becoming obnoxious In
cities, but farmers are alarmed over
It's encroachment on their land, driy'
ing out alfalfa, injuring grass and n
generally'a nuisance.
Science has at length taken the
question in hand, and TO a professor
In an eastern college Is given the
credit Of furnishing the weapon of
destruction. His formula is said 10
be not only effective. but quite sim
pie and inexpensive Here Il is:
Dissolve two pounds OF sulphate
OF iron in a gallon OF water and add
about two and one-half ounces OF
sulphurlc acid. Place the liquid In
and ordinary sprinkling can and get
busy. This potion viii serve 20 send
an ordinary sized lawn 10 wither'
land.
II the pest has possession OF p
large tract OF land aud IL is desired
TO Kill him head, body and roots use
the following;
Add a quarter pound sack OF sui
phate OF iron 10 a 57-gallon barrel
OF water: mix thoroughly and add
10 pounds OF sulphuric acid. Use
regular spraying machine and IN
dendeli0n Is a dead one.
sulphuric acid being deadly
poison. considerable care should be
exercised not only In It's use. but Ia
its handling before IL Is used.--The
Dalles Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Alexander Benton. who lives on
rural route I. Fort Edward, n. T.,
says: "Dr. Kings New Discovery Is
my best earthly friend. II cured me
OF asthma six years ago. II has also
performed a wonderful cure OF in-
oipient consumption for my sons
wife. The FIRST bottle ended the ter
rible cough, and this accomplished.
the other symptoms left one by one.
until she was perfectly well. DR..
Kings New Discovery's power over
coughs and colds Is simply marvel
GUS" No other remedy has ever
equaled Il. Fully guaranteed BY j.
C. Perry. druggist; zoe and 800
Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

The Hudson bay route as one OF
the great channels OF the worlds
freight trafilc is possibility sug'
gestod by A. =. Low. the director OF
the geological survey of Canada
who has recently made an expedition
through that region. The Snccees OF
the Western Canadian wheat fields
depends on cheap transportation
preferably by watei. The further
population ponetratos into uaper
Saskatchewan and Alberta the long
or the rail- hauls. and consequently
the slower It's development. All
that II needed 10 open HUDSON bay
20 commercial us.s Is a line OF rails
20 carry freight 90 one OF its ports.
A. present the Hudson Bay company
and the Reyillon Fur company have
ships that make It's small trading
ports a few times a year On the
| score OF distance this Hudson hay
route has much 10 oner, Regina
, the capital OF Saskatchewan ana an
Important town on the Canadian Pa
lclnc. Is just as near Churchill on
, Hudson bay. the point proposed for
port. as Il Il 10 Port william on
Lake Superior. and thousand miles
shorter than the distance from Re-
gina 10 Montreal ~ the head OF sea
navigation on the 81. Lawrence. The
distance from Churchill 10 Liverpool
, is almost the same as that from Mon
ltreal 20 Liverpool. Hence there ~
saving OF distance OF 1000 miles Of
rail or water carriage In favor OF
this northern route. Autoa0billng.
II Is said. has qulckened the market
for furs and made the quest for them
even more jealous than usual thls
year. The whale fishery also sup
ports two ships IN Hudson bay.
Flour for the use OF dwellers at the
ports on this waterway now reach -
them from Winnipeg by way Of
Liverpool. but n steel rails we're
thrown across the plains 10 Church
m II would open a direct trade route
10 the world. Large areas OF wood
pulp aud morohantable spruce would
be tapped Iron ores and copper
bearing rocks have also been found
ia various places. besides a yaluab's
mica mine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
SUPPORT
TWILL BUILD UP
| INDUSTRIES
eperOuS Factories Mean a Thrly.
hd City, Increasing Business
and a Growing Population
Best of Goods Are Manufactured
B SaIem".Buy Them and the
Money viii Return to You

ts the growth in population is
fely dependent upon the indus
y which give employment, so
y the growth OF the industry de-
ID upon the patronage and sup
OF the citizen. Salem will have
krge population when Il deyelopes
Ehstries 10 maintain that popula-
n This development can be ac-
fpllshed only by a better patron
Of the industries that are estab-
N here az present.
<alem has a first class cigar fac
which furnishes employment
nany cigar makers and appren-
y In the columns OF The Journa!
be found the advertisement OF
Salem Cigar Factory which give
p facts about the excellent good s.
faiactured here in Salem. The
m factory IS enjoying a goo I,
'lhess but this could be increased
'Ae proper support of cigar smok-
II Sienna Paint Factory, OF
'fe street is manufacturing an
peeled quality of paint. Eppleys
hlng Powder which is put up In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
The Knockout Blow.

~ blow which Knocked out Corhett
ryca,.aG 20 the prize fighters.
II ile earliest days OF the ring the
.Aoli bow Ea7 aimed for the jaw,
4 'fnp.e c- ,ac jugular vein. stomach
4 .hes were thrown In 20 worry and
~ We tighter. but II a scientific man
so'a ot' l. ,ae O,d fighters that the
4 t-.Atl-..e spot Was Ito region Of
4 ''oAacIf ha'd have laughed az him
~ lsh9s-lus. Or. Fierce g. bringing
rAsW >e public a p rallel fact; that
3 @aeA IS tho most "alneF- ie organ
r Y E.Nr TTFas vf ! as iu u. We
4 ~ l.,',b 4, llroais, Get L-a lungs.
,-,N~ N'Ne a.e utterly L. iifier-
I - u. 81 -.7eS Ands a. solar ; eXns
.-.es q. ol o. Mae az stou n
- l. '-l-- -hY IblL - 81 (
4 80 10 llcaI- ~. lyel', = ]
- y -4Ic II ltN Z:
4 -, l.ooa Ned II pis.. .li =
20 q a. l-1lge t..7, Or
4 ',rr d 'vr-. baa. thin nj inn
4 - 80 Oh tfer disc SOS u. che or
lr'- .iOn.
4 D1ea Aelical DiscoN Try has a
~ '-.Fe effect upon mucous
- AMI hence cures eatarrh, no
~ where llcated or what stage q
save reached. In Nasal Catarrh Il
IL. ~ % cleanse the passages with Dr..
I. sAiAETh Remedy fuid while using
4 y,.,,eo'ery as a constitutional rem
4 "Ns i1e Golden Medical Dlscoy-
sSiss catarrhal diseases, as OF tho
-, towels, bladder and other pelvic
n. ~ e plain 70 you II you will
q el-'A.si ot extracts from the writ
= e-llnent medical authorities, en-
!. ingredients and explaining
4. .-lA'iFe Properties. IL is mailed
Ia ',9 lssL Address DIR. R.V. Pierce.
-, -, y, 7. This booklet gives an the
-. entering into DR.. Plercs's
~ ~ ifOm which Il viii bs seen TIA.
s---Ain not a drop OF alcohol, pure.
Il, vs-nec slyceFine being ussd Instead.
- Ssfces great thOnsand-paas illus-
-. non Senss Medical Adviser
n ~ssli free, pApsr-bound, for n ohe-
-. -, =, q cloth bound l0f al slamps
" Flsrce a. above.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

VIM. n. Grow, ct ux.. TO Jas.
Bellamy, ct ux.. land In Sa-
lem Garden fruit tracts. W 1900
G. Shonneson, ct AL, 20 A. l..
Johnson, land In 5s,r1w,
W d ......... ....... 5000
j. V. Alderman, ct ux., 10 Les
lie NJ. Bitney. 7.3S acres in
woodburn. W d ........ $500
Coolidge a McClalne TO Il. c.
Knipper. lots /. 2, 3, 4. 3,
and s, block 3. Pratum,
G ,.,,.....,...... 3T5
l.. NJ. Gilbert. ct uX., TO Rose
dale. Oregon. Prune Co, rs
acres In e, 3 W, wd.. SEQ
w II. Black TO City OF Inde-
pendence, 10 acres. in SIS,
r W, d ............ $50
Grant Corby. ct nl., TO 8. II. LIZ
ma, li.O6 acres in I G s.r
e., W d ............. 800
l.. ID. Bere to Frank p. Far
rington. acres in SIS.
W, W .....,.,. 800
w. l.. Tooze, ct ux.. TO Y. T.
Bogard. lots 6. Z, block /.
Goodman's FIRST addition 20
Woodburn, W q ......... 200
J. and NJ. Butsch TO Roscoe
Langley. land In sllverton.
w'd ...,.,............ 20o
+. C. Knipper to J. J. Crahane.
lot S. block 3. Pratum, W q SO
Julius G.. Voget to Il, l.. Greer,
land in Capital Park addition
20 Salem. W d ............ I
Lenta ID. Westacott 20 d. u.
Sleeves. part OF lot 4. block
so. Salem. " d .......... I
~ Nickel, et ux., 20 n. q.
n. G. Mikol, 95.3S acres In
tG s.. W, wd .,..... I
A. J. Johnson. et uX., To +. r..
Paddock. 3.27 acres in Tuxe-
do Park addition to Salem,
W d ...,.... ...... 1000
%. r. Haskell. et ux.. 90 ]. +.
Lewis. land In Woodburn.
W ............... Su'
.J NJ Bilger. 81 ux.. 10 l.. B.
Planto, lot 6. block 81. OK
ford addition 10 Salem, W a 700
l.. Propp, ct ux.. 10 NJ. NJ. Pat
terson, land In lot 4, block
20. University addition 10 sa-
lem. W q ......,...... 675
.G NJ. Lease 10 l.. u. Planto,
lots 10 6, oxford addition
90 Salem. " d .,.,...... 600
Ewald Co. 10 Adolph G. Leisy,
lot 33. Ewald fruit farm,
" q ..'..s .ss.s.s'rs'' oV'
A. r HOfer. 81 ux., 10 A. r.
Aufrance. lots ! 10 6, block
3. Fairmount addition 10
Salem. " d .......,,.., BOO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

GA ~ II - II X H..
s;::;'. g !: :: AMzs'zzz5:aNz;.l B 3 d. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
SOME GRANGE RESOLUTIONS
Linn County T.. of n. Stands by it'
Political Opinion.

The following resolutions were
passed al the meeting Of the Linn
County Business Council, p Of H.,
Saturday evening:
Resolved. That Linn County 6ssi'
ness Council. p. Of H.. does hereby
express by vote OF thanks our APP
probation for the assistance and
support rendered 70 our representa-
tive while In Eastern oregon b. the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

The following deeds have been
placed on record In the ofiice OF the
Marion county recorder:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07

Now 10 the time 10 call up Han
sens planning mill. and order you'
screens before the spring rush the,
make All kinds. 5-s-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-07
Real Estntc Transfers.

The following deeds have been
placed on record In the office OF the
Marion county recorder:
Rosedale. Or, Prune Co. to
L. NJ. Gilbert. n acres In
Ss.r 3 W. and part OF lot
10. S S F + No, s, W $4,000
n. Nickel, et uX., TO n. q.
Nickel. $3.50 acres In 6s.
r I W. " d .,,..,.....,.. 1900
r. r. stute 20 Henry stute.
land in Marion county, " d 1900
Ephraim Owings TO w. ID.
Greig. ct ux., o acres in II
s,r2 W, W d .,.....,.... 1850
.G. Shonneson, a ux., 20 A. l..
Johnson, 10 acres In 3 8,
RI W, W d ..,.,.,....., 1000
f. s. Blanchard. ct ux.. 10 West
and Miller, 2 acres In 10
s,r3 W, W d ........... 100
F. w Stahlman, ct ux., TO John
Outerson. land in 10 s.,
q, W d ..,....,...... rs
Walter b Miner, by guardian,
20 s. III, Lima, und. Is int.
In ll.O6 acres In G s,r
/ g. q. ................ GO
+. W stahlman, ct ux., 10 John
Daily, land in { 10 s, 9 e,
qcd ....,.....,..... o."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

Tickets for the Hob,on lecture at the
opera house Sunday afternoon are on sale
at the Smith Drug Co.. Parks & Wal
drops Tyler Haswells and Hunter &
Chatham s.. 270
Captain Richard p. Hobsons lecture on
America rs Peace Maker Among Ma
lions should be attended by every stu
dent OF the different schools in Brazos
county. SUNDAY, Oct. 2Wh. Up. m. Ad-
mission % cents. 269
Mp.iS. NJ. waldrop and Mr. NJ.
Maggie and little son returned to RI Paso
Yesterday after a visit TO relatives in this
CITY. Their visit was also enjoyed by
As'rmany friends.
a number ofthe Bryan young ladies
wen, TO College yesterday afternoon TO al.
tend hop given at the Shirley last nigh,
complimentary to the new instructors.
The occasion was a mos, pleasant one.
The A. and NJ. College football team
will play Louisiana State University at
the college grounds, Monday. October n.
a. and NJ. will have bunch Of rooiers
up from Navasota on the occasion. -. Nav
aso,a Examiner.
LpS-~Geo. X. Butler returned Yesterday
from Ballinger. where he has just closed
revival meeting with seventeen accessions
'ofhe Baptist church. The meeting was
a splendid one and brought, about a great
religious awakening in tina, city.
The steel ceiling in the new Christian
church has arrived. and is a handsome de-
sign. The auditorium ceiling will he
made In panels, worked in coiors with
large girdefs of cornice steel and trimmed
In steel molding. The walls will be in
Ugh, green lint. plas,ered in alabas,ine,
with white capped pilas,ers and wood
work 9th oak panels.
Everything the best. is the motto a,
5. w. Buchanan's NEAR market. New
fixtures Throughout, and only the hes,
meats sold. Call and see our foomy, airy
and well equipped quarters on Bryan stree,
IN front OF Buchanan Moore Co. Phone
163. al
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap,is,
church will give Bazaar Al the city hall
opening Thursday, Oct. ~, At ? p. m.
AID continuing until Friday, oct. Is.
Cakes and candy will be on sale and oyst.
ers served 10 any style. 273
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

Ring Howell s Newton today for you
vegetables. 269
{. l.. Hilger of Houston was in the cit,
yesisSSay.
Mis- Imogene Bradbury is visiting ia
franklin.
For Sale--Iersey COW fresh in milk. J,
| \. Cole. 269
House Tor rent-Apply to Mp. {. NJ.
Proctor 266f
Nice, fresh milk for sale. Phone l75.
27i
Try Cayi','' Cough syrup; 25c,s a bot
tie. "a
The Parsons Bo,,ling WORKS is now
supplied with Dr. Pepper crown ,,oppers
and ready to NIL all orders promptly. 269
Don't forget the football game between
A and NJ. and Louisiana State University
at College, Monday afternoon ar AIS.
Mr.. Allie Scott has arrived from Young
county TO attend her father, Capt. d. d.
Dawson. who continues seriously 10.
Albert Bullock, of Harvey. was out,
Yesterday after several days illness at the
home OF hi, parents in this city.
Seats were placed on sale for the Clans
man At Hiswell's yesterday, and the adj
vance sale Is already large.
Major L. l.. Mclnnis returned Yesterday
from an A. and NJ. board committee
meeting al Prairie View.
Miss Jessie Cane, OF the Texa, Won
ans College, is visiting her parents at
Franklin.
Mrs. b. d. Cash and little daughter, of
Houston are guests Of Dr. and Mrs. 6. W.
Emory.
!. 5. Harrison, Tom Turner and b. O.
Bloun,, OF Keith, were in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. J. W. Mckee and sons. OF Lees
Vile. La, we're visitors to the city yesier-
day.
FRev. Jas. A. CHALLENGER has been called
away from the city to ofhciate at a we'd.
ding, and will not MI his usual appoint.
men,s on Sunday. Other services as usual.
For fresh bread and cakes Of all kinds
call at the Texas Bakery. Careful atten-
iion TO special orders. Phone ~, Mrs.
Otto Bochme. u
Chatham Homestead with fifteen acres
for rent. Privilege allowed party to use
big pasture Tor hye OF six head OF stock.
Apply to Mrs. Fannie +. Chatham, pa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

That intensely interesting drama OF the
Reconstruction period. The Clansman,
will play at the Grand Opora House on
/ thursday Oct. -. Viewed a. a stage
produc, simply. "rhe Clansman' Is one
Of the mos, powerful dramas ever pot on
the American boards. Such scenes as the
High Count OF the Klu KluN Klan. and
the parting OF the lovers Ben and Elsie,
would alone be sufficient, 10 make the for
tune Of any play. The power Of the play
a. play Is proven boy the enthusiasm
with which the play is received both South
and North Popular support, not critical
opinion. is what makes and mar, avs
and the tremendous business done by The
Clansman IN every section OF the country
shows the people verdict.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
PASSENGER IRAN SCHEDULES.
Fl. ct. c SCHEDULE
l. G. N. SCHEDULE

Wahied--i00 white rabbits and Belgian
ares. Dr. Francis, A. and NJ. CoIlcge.27O
Miss Alberta Grace returned Yesterday
as 4 visit TO Lake Char.es. la.
Mrs. Lou Robinson has returned after a
wish 20 relative, in Hampstead.
For sale-Cood gentle family buggy
horse. see J. D. murray. 81
II you want some McAliiter coal call Al
Bryan Ice Co Phone POO. 2D
FOo,ball---A. and NJ. vs.. l.. ;. L Al,
College. Monday afternoon.
Rev. &. W. Goodman, OF franklin.
was in the city yesterday
Rev. Gleislner left Yesterday TO visit
Lyons. Burleion county.
Mrs J. l.. Hensarling has recovered at
Ter several day, illness
Guy Board wa out Yesterday aiisf a
,ussel with the dengue.
L. n. Edge was on, yesterday after sew
eTal days lines.
DR.. Drummond, Of Cottonwood, was in
the oi,y,ses'efday.
I. Ellen Mysr, lsi, yesterday 10 attend
the paIla' Fair
]. A. ID. Robinson OF wiSon wa in the
city yesterday.
Cavh,s Face Cream Is good Tor chapel
faces; 2scts. rs
]. W. Wiley OF Tabor wa in the city
yesterday.
Ring Howell s Newton today Tor your
vegetable 2oS
lack Tobias wa, a visitor from KurteE
Yesterday
Ring Howell s. Newton today tor your
vegetable. 10Y
chas Merka. OF Sne,ana, was in the city
yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
FIRST MESnODlST CHURCH.

Sunday School $40 a. M, Prot. K. {.
Allen Superintendent,
Annual sunday school Rally II am.
PROGRAM.
Voluntary.
Professional
Responsive reading Prot. X. o. Allen
Prayer.-Dr. Belts.
Response.-Choir.
Apostles Creed
Gloria.
Welcome Song Eight children.
Words Of Greeting Ransom Cole.
Rally Day. -Floyd Bets.
Song Come Unto Me.
Recitation. Benefit Of Children
Gladys Breach.
Recitation. - Talent, OF Children. -Ru-
by South.
Song No. :.
Responsive reading.
Recitation. -Ross Pfiddy.
Address.-R. q. allen.
.SOng. - Happy Land. Fourteen it,
tie children.
Reeita'ion.-"Christ's Love for Child.
ren. Tom jenkins. a.
Reei,aiion.--"The Enlistmen, Of Christ
ians. - Frances Hall.
Responsive Reading.
Song No. ISL.
Reci,a,ion.-Abram Hensarline.
Reei,a,ion.-Conn Gibbs.
Song. The Hope OF the Nation.
Addrass.-Dr. n. II. Brown Of A. and
NJ. College.
Rally Day Offering.
SONG. No. l49.
Benedietion.
Rosebud Missionary Society, $50 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
TIMELY HELP.

Mr.. =. II. Weaver has the thank.
of the Eagle for timely aid in sup
plying power temporarily for the
presses. An accident on Thurs
day to the Eagles two horse pow
er gasolepe engine made it ueces-
sary for il to be sent to the ma
chine shop for repairs. To meet
the emergency which is likely to
last a few days the Eagle secur-
ed an engine of the same size from
Mr.. Weaver, which he uses TO
pump water at his place near Al
len Academy. This was brought
to the Office and installed, and is
giving good service. The courtesy
OF Mr.. Weaver is highly appre-
cia,ed.
Meanwhile Mr.. J. B. Stevenson
is placing the new nine horse pow
er engine of the Eagle in its new
quarters in the Zimmerman build
ing and connecting il up for ser
vice. Removal to our new quar-
tiers will be made upon completion
of the repairs on the building,
probably during the coming week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

Epworh League, p. NJ subject
Larger Equipment Tor Larger Opportunity.
Preaching, 7i45 p. m.-Subi,cu A
New Commandment.
No, only do We invite the members to
attend these services, bat we urge them to
do so. All the parents and heads OF fami-
lies in the Methodist church come and
bring their children TO the regular session
of the Sunday School and be sure to re-
main for Rally Service. Let US make this
great day for sunday school work in the
Methodist church, and the beginning OF
larger things than we have hitherto accom-
plished.
A cordial invitation to everybody. to at
tend these services.
L. +. Belts, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
BRING m YOUR VOTES.
Extra Coupons May be Voted 81 the
Earle Office nj Ceut Each.

Only four more days remain for
the Teachers Clansman Contest
and the friends OF the candidates
should bring in a large vote today
for the Sunday morning paper. By
doing so your favorite may be
placed in the lead and stand a bet
ter chance of winning. Do not
hold the votes out TO the last day,
but bring ,hemsin every day, aud
get the advantage of increasing in
terest.
Extra coupons may be voted at
the Eagle ofiie at ore cent each.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Bible School at s'i5, Public worship q
II a. m.i Sunbeam Band at 5 p. m; b
Y. p. U. a, o'45i Public worship at ~
p. m.
The Pastor will preach a, both services
Public cordially invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19
Verdict for The clansmsu

Al Fountains.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-19

Rosebud Missionary Society, $40 p. m.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-04-05
The Finest English ode..

Among the many fine odes in the
English language Macaulay has char
acterized Dryden's "AleNander's Feast
as the noblest, and DIR. Richard Gar
nett agreed with him in thinking it the
finest ode we have. The full title is
"AlcNander's Feast; or, The Power of
Musician Ode For st. Cecilia's Day."
Spenser's "Eplthalamium," Milton's
lode on the Nativity Keats odes "To
a Nightingale" and ION Grecian Urn
and Shelley's "To Skylark" are all
notable instances of this class of poem
and to these must be added, though
their form is irregular, Wordsworth's
magnificent "1ntlmations of Immor.
tality" and Tennyson's lode on the
Death Of the Duke of Wellington"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-04-05
Pruning Tomatoe.,


Men and women who grow a few
fine tomatoes in their own gardens fol
their own use have long practiced
more or less pruning of the vines
Pruning is also practiced systematical
ly when tomatoes are grown in hot
houses. AS Il rule, the field culture of
tomatoes is not sufficiently remunera
tive to make pruning profitable. Pro
fessor Munson found that pruning the
plants after a part of the fruit had set
increased the yield more than one-third
This was under conditions of field cul
ture. 1t is possible that where the
market is good an increase of one third
In the crop would pay for the work OF
plunihg.-Country Gentleman.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1907-04-05
Here's IL Smart Horse.

A Sioux City newspaper recently
contained the following interesting
item:
THE Darwinian theory is given new
life in a story that comes from Hot
Springs, S. d., about an educated horse,
".rhe story is told by Mrs. r. ID. Jen-
nines, wife of the head of the new
S2,UOO,O0O government sanitarium just
erected there. She is visiting relatives
in Sioux City.
"She declares that young horse
owned by her family one day got into
the back yard and taking hold of the
knob Of the kitchen door with its teeth
turned the knob, opened the door and
walked in. Then it opened the sugar
box and helped itself.
"The same pony learned how to turn
a water faucet with its teeth. After
the water started running it would dig
out small hole in the ground with it's
hoof and drink water from the hole"
That sounds like pretty big story
almost as big as the Shetland pony
referred to. which is owned by little
Louise but IT'S true one just the
Same and the pony is just as pretty as
he is cute.