The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-09-05


$500 1t is hard to name a summer odor,
,,ySI Earring possibly the distant whiff Of
w q wild grape blossom, which surpasses
>H19AI the delicate fragrance Of new mown
%zA and freshly cured blue grass hay. This
VI may be in the view Of some an aes-
1D-i thetic heresy, but we stick to the prop
W. osition.
q al There be d good many folks for
sE-J whom heaven in the world hereafter
"a would be place where they could sit
- with folded hands and rest and not
even be asked to play in the orchestra
or sing in the choir There is reason
to believe that the hopes of such will
be realized.
The stack thrasher has an advantage
over his neighbor who thrashes from
: "A the shock in that he is able to bide his
--A1zS time as to marketing, has a better
rho1io quality of grain and brighter straw
wall and is also able to take up his blowing
eating pelore all enolllous alnoun1 y "eeu
Stubble.
lue at
ng for = :. go = - 80,
sheep - .,-. "a - a...e4ias
II Of fall apples, and this is especially
given ue - - $50 :, 80 -
onion 90 ~ -. : -
It end y - nc thee leA5S =, - 'le
tears ~ oVelpedllns' ~ 'ne = u. - macy
to be Of better size and quality.
,,,ovx,,, good many folk seem to get along
with anu pe pretty hdppy SIMPLY peIaus7
overs, eney lelaln = = lle 'nlls
bile of a consciousness OF Wnlcn lnlgnt maze
them uncomfortable, In which particu-
lar they in some respects resemble the
sbo5 fat man who sat down on a sheet Of
nice, sticAy ny paper IL :. SURE .Wln0oW anu
'ty on was nv aware = .ne plIAle ne was -
e to unl1i ooiiio oAo Ao'AiAea niAAi - A0 Ai14o
fortune.
nually - ba Richest n rariors bonoos No
about ho1o x,i.i+od 171,oro +,oro 81 haoor,.
sically ino .oooo,i+ion 80 +ba ro1io,ions -.
~" stincts Of the members of the home
90 - and the claims of the church that may
be in the community. Such observ-
ances give the home a wholesome at
~ -, mosphere and helpful influence that
1870 complete it's graces and make life in
eS it worth the living.
Of eX- -
The difference between success and
failure on the part of the run of folks
li++la may often be traced to the use they
nly IF make Of their spare time. The fellow
essive VINO spenus MS noufs u pressure IL
o1dor- idleness and dissipates his energies
e they Wnen not occupied WIN nls WoiA =
by the very force Of circumstances
doomed to stay In the rut in which
poul- - $50 .1'-.. 49, - Nc -
en- off 'no JouhneS - 10
assing o.--,. - a. 4o,ao.. -h,ob 49,
may rr7a,4. ssa 80, .,1a - ~. :
reated 49, -
ut the - nes - 20 ~
law. -. ~ : soou Icy
ckens rnu = - Ai0no w.
extra work, but in view of the fact
that the very largest and finest looking
ctons e. - 49, er,,,+ i a1,o1r1o7 ~ hoaar
20 there is but one picking made the
4uS plan seems we'll worth while.
ucn % Preparations should be made soon
as and 81. ae4+i,,o 80 A. hordr h,,1hs +ba
e land +,,1;,, oroo,,s brooin+b o,d noroissna
~ % They should be set out In the beds
which they are to occupy at a depth Of
80, about four inches, more or less de-
49, pending somewhat upon the variety Of
aa bulb, during September and October
!, 49, In fact, any time before the ground
. - freezes up-and the bed should be COW
{, - cred with mulch or litter when the
= - ground freezes for protection during
= 80 the winter months.
n11 In view Of the reasonable price at
: on'' which the best in agricultural and news
papers can be secured it is often hui
- t 10 initiating to think how many people
9 1n get swindled and humbugged every
year simply because of their unwilling
~ ness to pay the small price Of keeping
:. posted. And money Is not only lost in
~ - the ways suggested, but hundreds Of
dollars are also lost every year by those
y :, who fail to keep in touch with the
. e. - latest breeds and types of stock and
= AoSC jhnir rrOylnP cara and tho most an