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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
WILL SPIN MORE
Southern Mills e. .rying
Their Capacity.
THREE New Nil.- Protected q, N"rfh
Gttr.lina--Iut,~tustHt - NJ
Tina - Million UuliHr~ 4 UEt-
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am cotton tu4i N~nstrEBtrrs e4ttr.r
~ ,n
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-
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-, liz ao noo s..r.3. .rt 3tb
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for'ratiVu of Il f50oen"o .nslf g"
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tain X e. n satt.tn fAst.rt uttN
400 or G.Ouu s~.88!l~ rtr .Iiuut
nue varns - Igouojr. : ho.f
.E1ff14r tnIf III Anguish ~ ta#
t0.UUy .pindI n4n FL Nfa.,
= For mis- t.a srra 81 lau3 uae.
been Dut-l.Au4 aosttaeg
rB1Htr prpueFts. asa f8ru#al4le .H8
HoIEo-toscr r h..h tEt ~. .tf
4aDy -. Crfntn "a s.rH ...tls.
300 .pindlc4 la,, .ear o. 4r
fnsfalisnu a.. 6 900 moro -i
total All, 10 1900 4ttndNIs
ram a, Gro,r. 4 . Is rptHH.ur
So. 600 ~ installing s..
Including C.poe spindle. arH
IL I;iaco.. = =. - inst4ltuw
~pindi. anu csmplnmeu
Among ti.e int + ting III. t|fDgr1e#f.
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t,o.r rnntrrfsd v4th b.gmiuHi. ~ r
,.,r %,.y .rt,as. =. ttse M be..
IN = pse.rncer a,at.1,, a. So. ORR gas
Il, cost bot een xi15.08u ANA HssH
600 10 h. usci fointle ~ ,sutf~ )
.aufoaJs and fAaf af
iee Chalnctte terminals vhirh ul8
afford vbnrfarn for fTD~ ~. NJ. n..a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

where. unfortunately for uz. - much
II ours has been produced. the stalk
dues not naturally row large n
We conn South its size Incrca~s= a.
'1c e@peas 81 the ear. untis IN t8t'.a
atd Mexico il Is ne1rly All @ttih tatt-
ht~E Mexican *rIcte-
The pufro=e ~ tIis method t ~
ciiHs this tendency ~ corn -
-, F-erovn al the .xf'cu-e IS y..td in
tHis southern climate.
-. tIsas method hare mtle uft
corn crop more proItaDac tu.tn my
cotton crop ;tld NY ueI@hb"f~ ana
ffIenis via" have adopted 4 aaFt
attnout exception. derived gre,a ben.
fit thcrelrouI.
-pl"nt your own seed. uoui1
Iot advise i change ~ seed AMI meth
"a tac same wear. As YOU VIII not
know from which YOU have derived
tie benefit. haNe used thr+. ga
~rietieS AMI all have lone well. L
ha:c never used thi~ method fpr Idic
planting. III fact | do not advise tae
are planting 81 corn. unless il % n.c-
cSeary for old lpW lands.
The Increased cost II labor and
Tho liGh psicc IT All material and land
are rapidly making the farming un-
profitable. except I" those vho are
Getting from ono acre shat Trey or
mtrlt got from tyFo. We nlI~t make
pI~ l1ui~ richer ~ blowing decp.
lauting peas and other lcoumc-. ma
uuring them with acid phosphate ana
rntaSh. which ire relatively cheap.
'.i' 1ctufninG 20 thc,e"il the re:nlflnt
vegetable nlaftcr rici in huE1u~ and
rypc! IL" nitrogen. Tho needs "f our
-,il 49," such hat t1c south can never
rnap the fun measure Of prosperity
fnat @houIl DO hors until this Is done.
II give this method - 2 farmer 10
The armer Of tho South. trusting thar
thereby thet may be benefited ~ /
I..yt. been"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

Icr Nero. itcad -. ana 10 ii""N
offtti" i"hT'F '"7 dhi II I''-'F
f"F 4 a't'D't ~ cdi7 'iSs' -
"au 20 farm. ! folio" Ell the p'd uHH"
method OF putting the fertilizer all
t. r, ,,l,,+in. ~ Ia,.rl
'f'''
or higher. FIX by three letl, pushing
the rIttii from inc tart anu l1dhlhS
- b1E stalk, Dut the Gdfa Nclt ltN ~.
"nd frequently S'i'ilt ! Plaited iluCiI
corn IN spring ana b"hSht lnu.h NOR
corn the H'%l NPIiH& uiiIl ilhaIlt
v;t@ driven 20 the CONCLUSION that corr
roo;o not b" mad" On H9iands IN 'hIT
section. ''Fi'i'I'\ H', - W. ga
uH"tloo. ">r'Hi "- Il ''S>.
dI5 ''. give "''' ""H'N' log |
E3"" ji"'t " '"f'''' VINO did Ilot il,the
.1# owE corn. u"."r h.td succeeded.
:f9d never world 81" ) b.IIa 70 cNPG-
If"aett. @trrl ] Piattrd lower atH
IN" E}rii WAS b,ti@f. "hl me 4i&Ik N@S
SUI too I1'"", 50 | discontinued al
Together IN" "r"I!c&iI"n Of l"rtilZei
before PI"f.!"% aud Knowing an crops
~h'"I" bf I'fIIlI"cd ~ some tiIne, !
l1tE"G tcIulZrr az q I'D" application
.,"d "t"II'd the more soiubl" niirat"
- ~"d" :l'"E. b'iuE guided m This by
the cN'e'.'Ht results "pi%ln"i from J.
'-' - " tor tfc-slhir lof oats. sur
line yicia. though regular. vas no.
large and the smalincsS - the stalk
now suggested th1t they should DC
lt"l3t"9 tlIrkef IN INC URN ms WI
.IA" the HSNl Year WIN result s." N"t-
'@idciofA 'l1i | c"tiIllucd from H'd'
I" F"df 1" ln"rcA"c inc number ..
stalks md the fertilizers with which TO
sustain them. "l5u 10 apply nitrate o!
soda AT last blowing ana 70 lay by early
sowing peas broadcast. y m"taoG
steadily increased the Yield nntl year
before last G9OfD. With corn ] | inches
"p"rt IT, ~~jE-loot rows and 81 worth
of f"fiiIiI'f - tilc acre. made 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Tie sire Of Laura Hat.

/ ont hear fae kerulo
An know 3at where 5 a
I cannOt see the prea11eT
For Inc re ~ faHra i4
an weH ! l>em fI3 a ~
preach
vita oli his u-uai po
lie cannot ful',a Wesf 'he trNf
For looking ~ the .@ictsrc-
t II ut
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
FRANK B. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

Next TO a mans family and happi
ness nothing should stand dearer TO
q mans heart than the community Ia
which he lives. II Is his home. 1t is
the place 10 which he earns his com
petence and educates his children. II
he wants TO make II as popular, as
thrifty and widely known as possible
he cannot afford 10 Oe iod iferent to
any lhiog that viii further these ends
il can be said that town lhH Is ROT
worthy OF the devotion OF is citizens
In making II widely and generously
prosperous is town 10 which ~ Il
not worth anything to live at all. ia
town Is worth anything It is worthy o
our greatest energy, whether Wa mere
ly take our share OF dividend In dol
lars and cents or whether we merel.
take our snare OF the common benefits
accorded our home town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
No, Ev.n sultan Es,mn,.

on one occasion when the famous
Nasrcd.din was pressed for none, b.
went to the sultan for pormisaloh e.
levy a tax Of a penny on every man o.
Turkey who was afraid Of his wife
The sultan gave him leave. and Al the
end Of few months Nasrcddln r.
turned with n hundred mules laden
with gold. but what am TO get GU
u Oh thisg' inquired tho sultan u
have brought you a beautiful Georgian
slave" replied the sagc Hush
said the sultan. glancing over hlr
ihouldcr Don't let my wife hear"
And the willy NaSIcddin Iiodla added
another penny 10 his store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
THOUGHT OF HER CARPETS.
HovseSIfely Instincts Aroused BY vls
u Of Burglar.

A Massachusetts, man tells story
Illustrating the ruling spirit Of a Van.
kco housewife.
Late one night her husband was
awakened by mysterious sounds on
the lover loor Of their house. Jump
lnF out Of bed. the husband took his
revolver from n drawer and crepi
noisclessly 10 the head Of the stairs
Presently the wife herself was awak
enod b. loud report. followed BY q
mad scurrying Of feet Much agitated
she In turn sprang from bed and went
TO the door. where she met her hus.
band returning from the scene Of the
disturbance and wearing a very dIsap
pointed expression.
Richard" she stammcrcd. was II
was 1t"
Yes. II was q burglar"
"Did hc-did he"
Yes. he got away
"Oh. don't care about that was
The wlfc's rcjolndcr. What ! want 10
know H.. I'D he wipe bis feet before
be- started upstalragr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
rre.,aen, want. Nor. war.hlp..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.- President
Roosevelt has written letter 10 Chair
man Foss of the naval affairs commit.
tee urging that nm appropriation should
have been made at once for two first
class battleships OF the maximum size
aud speed and with primary batteries
all of twelve inch guns The letter
states that In addition 10 the battle
ship provided for last year Of the
Drcadnought class. another should bc
provided for this year without fail.
The president also urges the building
u torpedo boat destroycrs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

Up In Bennington the other night a
citizen on his way home saw a remark.
able spectacle. lie describes II as Il
ma IS OF 6re which passed across the
heavens. showing several colors, and
webbing and spluttering as II vent.
We fear the Bennington chap didn't 90
straight home from the Office. A visit
TO one or two OF the thirst studios 10
that town Is sometimes productive OF
fearful results. -Hoosick Falls Demo.
crat.
The gentleman who had the most to
say about the wonder was from Hoo
sick Falls up here 70 recuperate from
The effects OF too protraeted resi-
dence on the shore OF the North Adams
drainage canal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
Why Russian Names Are Iona

u often hear Americans make fun
% the long Russian Names" said DR.
George l.. Alexis Hamilton. a Rus
sian physician. Let me tell you why
these names are long when spelled
out In the English language. II IL
because you have not enough letters
In your alphabet In Russian there
are 70 letters. In tranalatIng n proper
noun Il n often necessary TO use
three or four English letters 10 CT
press the sound Of one Russian letter
So sometimes a name that n written
IN Russian would be M short az
smith will be almost an inch long
when spelled out In English"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. iS.-John II.
Lewis. who claims that he Il rela.
tive ~ George Washington. was grant.
ed pardon 10y the stale pardon board.
lie was sent up In 1872 Tor murder In
Hamilton county. Lewis says that his
grandfather's brother. Fielding Lewis.
married Betty Washington. sister ~
George Washington. aud aficrwari he.
came secretary 10 Washington when
he was president.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
WIN MaIn,nIn s,n,n. Quo.

PARIS. Jan. 1S-lt Is now possible 70
announce definitely that the ultamon
tancs were victorious nc the session,
II the French episcopate la their de
termination 20 hold In suspense th,
main question 81 how worship shall be-
onilnucd. a decision being arrived nj
not to form cultural associations under
the law Of 1901 aud at the same tim,
To ask for precise instructions from
Rome. In the meantime the siatu.
Iuo will be maintained.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

LONDON. Jan. II. The exchange Of
certain definite proposals between IN,
United States and Great Britain foI
the purpose Of clearing mp the ont
standing differences between the Unit
cd States and Canada have reached nm
advanced stage. ~ that well Informed
circles not only hope. but believe that
the approaching meeting between See
rotary Root aud Earl Grey. governor
general Of Cannda. nj Ottawa will re-
cult In arranging some u not all Of the
long pending controversies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
shal M. WIG and rhIIa.

BOSTON. Jan. -. - Lewis Pcnnls
thlrty-clght years of age. shot bis wife
and tbrcc-year-oh daughter 20 their
home here and then made an effort "a
commit suicide. The three injured
persons were taken 10 the Mas.achu
sets General hospital. where Il was
said that PERMITS aud his wife probably
will die. The child was not seriously
wounded and viii recover.
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ALMA puFouR.
Several Long shots Easy winners n
New Orleans.

w" tfttNtFs
NEW ORLEANS. jan 49, Alma Du.
-four, the only winning favorite. out
classed her competitors In the feature
race ut City park.
She ran under the wire length
ahead OF Judge Post, with Mamie Algol
third. Several long shots were casy
vlctors. Summaries:
First Race first Orline. sec
ond; Louise MacFarlan. third.
Second Race Bud HILL first; Gar
gantua. second; Kalserhofl, thlrc
Third Race.-Lee Crest. first; Work
aday, second; Brawney Lad. third.
Fourth Race. Alma Dufour, first
Judge Post second; Mamie Algol
third.
Fifth Race.--Spider Web. first; Snga
panak, second; Pierrot, third.
Sixth Race.-Soprano, first; Planute
second: Dinemock. third.
/. Seventh Race.--J. w. O'Nell, first
Reside, second; Florizel, third.
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"soLp LIKE Sheep
District Attorney jerome After New
York .B0odIe" Aldermen.


York "BO0dIe" Aldermen.
NEW YORK, Jan. lS.--Investlgation
of bribery charges against aldermen Of
the Municipal Ownership league was
resumed before the grand jury, The
first witness to be called by the district
attorney was Alderman Joseph NJ. Tor
pey. The prosecution of Alderman VIII
liam Clifford before Magistrate Whit
mt n has been postponed at the request
of his attorneys, Levy & Unger, and
will not take place until Monday. Clf.
fords bail was fixed at $4,000, John j..
White and Samuel Kahn going sure
ties After District Attorney Jerome
had examined eight Of the ten alder.
men whom Clifford Is alleged to have
said could be bought for $500 apiece
he said:
1T looks 10 me rs II two or possibly
more of that bunch OF eleven Munich
pal Ownership league aldermen were
simply holding out on the others.
don't believe all OF them knew their
votes We're being paid for. but. like
plain fools. they were sold like sheep
In SHAMELESS"
This conclusion Of the district at.
torney, In conjunction with other Sig.
nlicant incidents, was taken Us an In
dlcatlon that one or more OF the alder.
men had unbosomed themselves and
given what might he construed as a
confession. Al the same time II proved
that the majority OF the ten had denied
they had entered into any agreement
to accept pay for voting for Rufus u.
I Cowlng for recorder and merely did 80
under orders, not knowing the reason
for the bolt from John Palmierl. Asked
II he had obtained confession, Mr..
Jcrome's reply was:
Il decline to make any statement on
that phase OF the natter"
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Good Funeral.

sent a letter Of coincidence to -..-
who had the misfortune 20 lose an
only daughter. When | met him n
week later he looked buoyant =,
was hard. hard 10 lose her. he whIs.
pcrsd. hut there IL always conaola.
ton and comfort for all the trials Of
lle and death. don't mind telling
YOU that We had ono Of the finest
funerals ever known In the ward.
There were q carriages. and two
allied with beautiful flowers" Were
congratulations IN ordcri-Ncw York
Press.
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..rmnn p..,. rIan.Ir..,.

CAPE TOWN.. Jan. ia dispatch
from Fort Nolloih says that the nego-
ilatlons for peace between the Ger.
mans and the rcyolici natives In the
southern part 81 German Southwest
Africa were abruptly broken on and
that serious frhilng l. now going ON
In the vicinity Of Merchandising. The
rebels were said 10 be- offering q stub
born resistance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
ns- About Your Winter Rs.aInE ,

Cut this Offer out, write your name
and address on slip Of paper and
mail IL, with si.0o. Bend II now-to.
day before the special 10 months Of.
fer IL Withdrawn. Send II by check,
postal money order or q dollar bill At
the publishers' risk, To THE AMERICAN
MAGAZINE, iii Filth Avenue, New
York City.
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oo,a o. IN. oa,.lin. Is,.n...

KINGSTON. y. v. Jan. is-intcnse
cold prevails throughout the Catskill
mountains. Thermometers In some
places registered degrees below zero.
In Kingston they reached zero. and at
10 o'clock Thursday forenoon. when
the storm set In. the mercury stood a.
I above zero.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. Is - state
Comptroller Clynn received sGea0n0.
the amount due the state On the estate
u Russell Sage under the Inheritance
tax act The value Of the estate has
been placed AZ SGo.000.0O0. hut that
amount i not the final estimate. The
state has given a temporary reocipt
for the money received
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
osJ.e, 60 s,osL walI stree,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. II. - The
proposition to list the stock OF the l."
high Valley Railroad company un the
New York Stock ENchinge WIS yo.cl
down by the stockholders u the com
pany. the vote being. For. 7Siss
against 52G92a President = y Thorn
as aud the present board Of direcior'
were reelected.
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Special Notice

II you contemplate studying the violin he
sure you consult Geo. q. Wood OF New York
city pupil OF Ludwig Baumann. solost and
ieacher OF Lelpsic and lierln Correct Meth
DDS and proper schooling guaranteed, Adj
ynnced pupils can cure membership In large
orchestra now holding weekly rehearsals,
thereby getting the benefit OF double tuition
for one price No such opportunity has ever
before been offered In bennington, Mandolin
also Taught Address
GEO. o. WOOD, Room Savings Bank Bldg
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niIn n,orn M rrI.cn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1S-For the
first time In several years the colors
Of President Williams OF the Pacific
Coast Jockey club flashed first past
the post at Oakland when lilo D'Oro
won the 1--we furlong race for maiden
three-year.oIds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

The city Of Rutland seems hardly III
10 govern itself. A city which will
elect board OF aldermen which hasn't
sense enough TO 20 10 when IL rains
should blame itself and not the alder
men. They we're jus, as thick Ia the
head before they we're elected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan. lS-The MacAn
drcws a forhc. company ~ this city
and the J :. Young company ~ Baltl
more. which were corvicted Recently
In the United States circuit court here
n uniawfully combining 90 mouopolize
the ilcoficc paste industry. were finssl
4 total of $500 hy Judge llOugh.
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Take. rsn Win Raiser wnh.Im

BERLIN. Jan Is Emperor william
invited Professor burgess. dean ~ 60
lumbla university aud professor 81
American history and Institutions ai
Berlin university. 10 have tea with him
AZ the palace after dinner. following
the old German custom Of taking tea
before going 10 bel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Rur-
dock BLOOD Bitlers conquer dyspepsia
every time. IL drives out impurities,
tones the stomach, restores perfect d..
gestion, normal weight and good
heafth. MI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
corbe,, and murphy "a rIrh, AraIn

NEW YORK, Jan. IS Young Cor
bett and Tommy Murphy Were match
al for finish fight In Nevada on or
before March % for n purse TO be OF.
fered by Nevada parties and side bet
OF 5000. Jim Buckley put mp $1,000
forfeit for Murphy. and Joe Cans sup
piled the Corbett money.
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p.mp.,er Dl.. wlmou, rsar.

WASHINGTON. IA. Jan. IS Elmer
Dcmpstcr. the nInctceu.ycaro old negro
who was convicted Of killing Mrs
James Pcarce aud her three children
on July ~ LAST at Canonshurg IA
was hanged In the jail yard here. lie
showed no fear or emotion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
Weak
Kidneys

Weak kidneys. surely point 70 veal tidnsJ
Nerves Tho KidntJA lie The ileaft. ADD the
Stomach. hnd their veakncaa. not IN tho organ
itself. but In The nerves that control and rude
and Strengthen them. Dr ehoops Restorative 10
controlling ncrrs. TO Doctor ne kidneys alone.
IL futile. II IL wailo Of lime. and oi moneJ -
VOL.
n your hack aches or ls weak. II the urine
soaids. ofis DARK and ironz. n you have symptom,
Of nrrhts or other diaroasinr or dangerous va
nsJ diioase. trJ ". shoop'a nosionuyea month
Tablets or i.lquid-and 80 what Il mn and viii
90 for you. Druggist recommend and ssil
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~ Numbers ,o' oaIy 800

Think OF III Think Of the quality Of
reading you Get for fl 90 Think Of
the quantity of-at least two great
novels, rs short stories, ~ poems, 20
timely articles, 800 beautiful pictures,
and all for el.OO.
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n.", Health and s.m.sss 20 sssn., an.

Mis- WINDOWS tOOfHfNO SYRUP, fot
Inflammation. nllays ala pain, and curus wind
euilo. Perfectly safe N al cases We wouil
say 10 every mother VIM has n suffering child
10 not let your prcjudlos, nor the pfuluslicst
.ng child aud tho relicfih hat viii be surveys
ais@nlutely sufo--to I fgu tho use Of This
70 10 DO. ifumcly "a 4. n,ios sse. boius
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-18
The American Magazine
has Charged Hands
for 30 ys.n q -ss L.si's'. Popslss 1os,hiy

Ida ~. Tarteli, who wrote Lincola
and the famous STORY Of Rockefeller ;
wi liam Allen White, the wcll.knowp
Kansas editor, y. y. Dune, creator
% "Mr. Dooley''; Ray Stanpard Bs-
ker. suthor OF Railroads on Trial, "
and Lincoln Steiilns, Of The Shame
Of tho Cities" fame, are under the
leadership of John 3. Phillips. nov
editing TnE AMERICAN MAGAZINE
Never before has such . brilliant
group been gathered together, and
thew are not only contributing them
selves, but are billing the magazine
wlih the very best novels and short
stories and great tim' y articles by the
other famous writer's and beautiful pic.
turca bv great artiata
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A arsst Bargain

The regular price for the twelve
numbers Of TnE AMERICAN MAGAZINE
Il tl.20-lil,le enough as Il IL, but for
a limited time you can get the Novcm'
Der and December, 1905 numbers, With
a full years subscription for 1907, for
a dollar. or
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NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby gis.n that there ulil b. an
examination of psfsous oeafing " engage IN
the buslfcss u einhalmlnf, al The laisufai0n
u Hygisnc. Burlington VI, Thur day jam
AIRY a commencing 81 one o'cock ,. m.
HENRY ~ HOLrON,
Secretary state Board OF Health.
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Care of Sweet Alyssum.

This is low-growing, hardy, white
Powered and very fragrant annual which Is
much used for edgings. window boxes and
the like. 1t Is of the easiest culture in any
soil, but thrives best in a garden loan of
moderate fertility. Seed may be sown as
early as the ground can well be prepared
In the spring. The plant will begin to
bloom when two or three inches high and
continue to bloom as 1t grows until after
hard frost. II immediate effect is not
desired the plants should be thinned out
or transplanted to stand half foot apart.
1t rarely reaches more than a foot high.
In the fall plants may be cut back and
put into pots or boxes and they will
bloom in the window. Better results in
winter blooming are obtained by starting
seed in boxes In August, September or Oc-
tober. There are certain hardy perennial
yellow-howered alyssums useful for promi-
nent edgings and for rock work.