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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West Eckingt0n-Harry WsTdmau TO Joseph A. and
Mary X. Connors. lot 49, block 2. So
No 623 Tenth street northeast-Minnie X. Browning
20 William b. Wheatley, lot g. square $50. SO.
William B. Wheatley CONVEYS same property TO
Oliver W. McDonald $40
Whittingham-Mary j. Hasteek TO Charles ]. Hail
stock. one-haf interest In lot g. SO
No. 20 First street southeast-Gmce P. Greenwood
TO Catherine +. Greenwood. lot M, square TS2,
SO. Catherine Greenwood 20 Grace z. Green
wood. came property $40.
No g \ street southeast-Frances Dement, e al. TO
Fannie c. Ernest. lot q square 70s S.
No. 50 street southeast-Fannie c. Ernest et vir,
Frank. 10 William Z. Mooney lot "A, square
7O3. So
c street southeast, between Second and Third
streess-Salnue B. Roane ct uS to Frank z.
Agnew. part original lot 10 square 7s5 SO.
Randle Hghlands-Mary J. Thomas et vr. James
c.. TO John A. Keys. lot Z. block TO- $50
No. 1893 Fourteenth street nOrthwest-Charles ".
Fairfax ct uX to Jacob 4. Jones, LOT 207, square
&6. $40. Jacob 4. Jones conveys sane property
20 Hannah 7. Donovan SO
No llo7 Sixth street nOrtheast-Andrew Glass et al
trustees. 10 John Cook. trustee for Provident In
vestment Company. part lots 81 and g. square
SIS, ST.
Nos 100 10 l7O4 Twentyfrst street northwest-Wn-
liam J. Dante 70 Ben 3. Bradford lots g. &C.
and il. square s.. So
No, Eighth street sOutheast-Stephen J. McArdie
20 Anna NJ Ahenas. part lot q. square go. So
Twining City--Joseph Henning et ux to William z.
Richard south half LOT l6 block g. SO
First street northwest, between n and o streets
Albert NJ West ct w. % John ]. MADDEN, lot
"a. square 6l7. SO.
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TWICE TRIES SUICIDE.
Shooting Failing, Russian SEXES
Surgeons Razor in Hospital.

Shooting Failing, Russian SEXES
Surgeons Razor in Hospital.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Sept Undermined 10
die, Harry Finberg, IS years old, a
Russian, shot himself in the abdomen
in his room at 1026 East Baltimore
street this morning, and after being
taken 10 the City Hospital fought with
the surgeons who were attending him.
and tried 10 snatch from one of them
the razor with which they were shaw
ing the bullet wound, preparatory to
dressing it.
Finberg came 20 this country from
Russia about eight months ago, and
about two weeks ago came 90 Balti-
more from Washington and took lodg-
ings with his cousin. Joseph Novem-
esky. a barber, at 1926 East Baltimore
street, The young Russian. who is a
tailor. was unable to secure employ
ment. but he did not appear 10 be in
a melancholy state of mind
The physicians say the wound is
very serious and that Finberg has little
chance Of recovery.
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Coming County Court Term
to Be Busy One.
THOMAS MAY FACE CHARGES
Negro Whose Sentence Governor
COMMITTED Is still Under Indict-
ment for other Alleged OneaseS.
Church Corner Stone Laying at
Hda-Fine Stable TO Be Built.


SO King Street
Alexandria, Va. Sept. IA heavy
criminal docket will be called at the
October term of the Alexandra county
circuit court. beginning Monday. October
p. when Judge J. B. T. Thornton. who
was recently appointed TO the bench, win
preside for the first time in Alexandria
county.
Capt CrandaI Mackey, Commonwealth
attorney for the county. will present sew
eral matters to the grand jury for inves-
tigaton. Amorg the cases TO be consid-
cred by the grand jury is that of Frank
Hitchcock. who is charged with attack
ing Mrs. Susie NJ. Beach. wife OF Reg
inald Beach, August 6 last. while Mrs.
Beach was walking from her home in
Washington district to visit neighbor.
The accused is under bail In the sum of
Sl0,000 for his appearance. He will be de-
Tended by Attorneys Machen and Mon
cure.
Capt MaCkey said this evening that he
had not fully determined what action ne
Will take in the case of Joseph Thomas.
alias John Wright. colOred, whose SEN
tence of death was recently commuted by
Gov. Swanson to life Imprisonment, and
whOeis still under indictments alleging
murder, assault, and assault with intent
to kill He is charged with the murder
of Jackson B3ney, colored. at the south
end Of the old Long Bridge. August %,
1906, and with attempting TO kill Forrest
Gooding September S, 1907
The other Indictment aHfgrs that ne
committed an assault upon Annie Green.
coiored on the day that Boney was
killed. and near the scene OF the killing.
The Green woman was a witness against
Thomas in the trial when he was con
victed OF attacking Miss Mabel Risley.
now Mrs Forrest Gooding. The negro is
represented by Attorney James Z, Glenn
ents.
Wright is still confined IN the Alexan-
dria County Jail, although il was some
weeks ago that his sentence was COM
muted. Il IS said that the penitentiary
officials VIII not remove him 10 the State
prison in Richmond until It has been
definitely decided whether he will have
TO. stand trial under the other indlct-
ments. Should the cases be pressed
against him. they viii be taken up at the
next term of court
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"DRYso GIVE UP THE FIGHT.
Will Not PrOIOnE StauntOn Local
Option Contest.

oItClaI % IHl WaslIlBIUu HtTaIQ-
Staunton, Va, Sept. 17.-Counsel for
the "drys" to-day announced that tn y
would not prolong the contest over the
recent local option election any longer.
The contest has been the most nota-
BILE IN the State. The vets" won July
II by twenty-four votes. The "drys''
alleged fraud and carried the case TO
the Corporation and Supreme Courts.
The Supreme Court refused to issue
mandamus requiring the registrars
10 purge the registration lists, and the
''drys" gave UP the fight
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Must serve His Sentence.

SPECIAL 10 TIE Washington HeTald.
Raleigh, \. c.. Sept. I-Joshua Har
ris9n. brOJher-in-law OF ex-GOv. T. J
Jarvis must serve his twenty-year sen
tence in jhe penitentiary. according 10 Z
ruling made this afternoon by the Norti
Carolina supreme Court, Tor kidnapping
little Kenneth Beasley, the eight-year-oIt
son Of state Senator s. ". BeasIey, OF
Currituck County.
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DAILY COURT RECORD


Sixth street southwest, between " and streets
John J. Madden e. TX % Albert u. and MaTy
5. West lot I6e square 81 $40.
Washington Highlands Charles g.. TAYLOR 70 Will
lam " Davis lots l12 Jog. and I04, block IS, so.
HoImead Estate-Harry B Wilson e al 70 james
q. Sanders. lot 81. square 5s56 SO.
Widows Alite-Jsmes Lowudes e. Tx 20 Eliza X,
Sigsbee. I0t =, 800
East Capitol street southeast. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth sJTects-Martin Il. Bray 70 John
A. Sweeney. lot Il. square 1905. $40.
Petworth-Charles Z. Wire e. ux- 20 Peter s. and
Anna G. Lesh lot 2 square 5. SIC.
Hoimead Estate Harry D. Wilson e. al 20 Frank
II. Edmonds. lot IS. square $50. $40.
Saul's AdGiti0n-Agnes A saul % Stehman Forney,
l0t =. square EO9 500
West Eckington-George Lamb 70 Ferdinand b.
MCGiyen. lot 81. block s. SO
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

CHIEF JUSTICE tLABAJGH-
Beahm Beahmi rule 20 contempt retuuable
September a. Compliments solicitors +. Brick
head and l. j. David; DEFENDANTS solicitor. " Z.
Ambrose
Blackwell Browning; time 10 take testimony
limited Complainant solicitor. NJ. T. ClinksOaiesi
defendants solicitor John RidClt.
Palmer IS. Palmer, testimony ordered taken before
Edwin Forrest, examiner. Compliments solicitors,
Evans, Benson & POulney; defendants solicitors,
John Ridout and T. 3. Lintca-
Keder ~ Keefsr; testimony ordered taken before
Margaret NJ Murray. examiner. Compartments so
hcit5rs. Barnard Johnson; defendants solicitors,
Campbell Darlington and ). d. TnIitt.
Brent H0llCrau; rule on receivers retuuable
SeptemhT p. Compartments solicitors, y. W.
Barksdale
Lyons We. Vlke; reference % auditor. Complain
ants solicitors. Ralstcn * Sidd0ns
Harrison IS. Ciyl Service Commission; nlle 10
show cause retunabe September =. Complainant s
solicitor. Richard Z. Evans.
Van Ringharz IS. Riley; reference 10 auditor
Complainauts solicitor. Leigh Robinson
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
GLEN ECHO PARK OPEN
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. PAUL's CATHOLIC CHURCH, WASHING
ton j. C.-TLe vested sanctuary cho.r Of this
parish VII resume It's fu order IL service the first
Sunday in October Rehearsals win bsgiu Monday
evening. September l5. and continue according 10
the regular schedule during the winter An excel
lent opportunity for systematic training in singing
motets. plain chant and Latin. is offered 10 all
men and boys who desire 80 avail themselves q tho
advantages q the rekesrsals and choir school Boys
should ss between The ages q seven and thirteen
years and previous knowledge q music is neces-
sary. Men and bows from other parishes win be en-
trcy welcome, and there IS 10 expense Of any kind
for instruction Il must be understood, however
that al who attend the rehesrsals and sessions Of
the school VIII give their services 20 this choir II
called upon, during the period q eight months
after which they msy return 70 thcir own parishes
If desired. individual training and lessons either
in voice culture. sghtreading CT pianof0rte play
ing viii be given gratis % those displaying IN
usual talent Apply by letter only 70 the orEaniyt
and choimaster, ERNEST J., WINCHESTER. St
Paul's KeCtoB. AS street northwest Rev
JAMES F. MACKIN. Pastor. ssI5-7t
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bate Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
Estate Of John r. Dickson: order 70 collect in
sIrance. Attorney. NJ Strasburger.
Estate Of Anton Thill petition for probate Of will
filed Attorney, J. A. Maedel.
Estate of MaryeR. Porter; order TO sell personal
estate Attorneys Lester & Price.
Estate Of Frank B NiacAboy; order Of sale. At
torney. Lawrence Hufty.
Estate q George W. Hooper; letters a admins
tati0n granted 10 Sarah ". Eckfeldt bond 500.
Attorneys, Golden & Fenning.
Estate Of William Birnsy; viii admitted to pro-
bate and letters tcstamentary granted to Arthur a.
Bhney; bond $500 Attorneys, Birpey & Woodland.
Estate Of Hannah II. w. Muloy; viii dated
March u, 1875 fileS
Estate Of Alice D. Magaw; caveat fled. Attorney.
+. Hilton Jackson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
TWO HELD FOR JURY
Relatives Accused of Will
liam Smiths Murder.
ONE SAYS OTHER IS GUILTY
william Seal, Father OF Dead Mans
Second Wife, Accused by Brother
in-lRw OF Firing Fatal ShOts-AI-
legged III Treatment Of Woman Is
Given as Cause of the Crime.

Culpeper, Va, Sept 1.-THE inquest to
day into the murder Of William Smith,
who was called out Of his home and killed
Sunday night, brought TO light startling
allegation connecting William Seal the
father-in-law of Smith. and Byrd Jenkins.
his brother-in-law, with his assassination.
II was testified that Byrd Jenkins on
last Sunday. after dinner, borrowed from
"a neghboT a double-barreled shotgun.
telling the neighbor not to say that he
had borrowed the gun, and adding that he
would make sure OF his aim and bring his
game TO the ground.
Another inquest development was that
the shot taken from the head and body
Of Smith was OF the same number as
that carried BY the gun which jenkins
Is alleged 10 have borrowed. II was also
shown that a former wife Of William
Smith left him and went TO live with his
brother. and il was testified that William
Seal. whose daughter William Smith sub
sequently married. had often said that II
Smith treated her as he used 10 treat his
first wife, he would kill him as he would
a dog. Smith and his second wife are
known 10 have quarreled.
Says lie Was Asked to XIII.
jenkins, 1t is stated, testified at the
trial that William Seal tried 70 get him
TO kill Smith, but that he would not do so,
and that Seal shot and killed him. Seal
denied this
The officers returned here late this even
ing with the. prisoners, Jenkins and Seal.
and, being refused bail. they were locked
up IN Jail 10 await the action Of the next
grand jury. There is great excitement
in the neighborhood Of tho crime. as there
was when they were lodged in Jsil here.
Seal is fifty years Of age and jenkins
is tweny-three. Jenkins is said % have
testified that Seal offered him his farm
il he would kin Smith, but that he posi-
lively refused 10 have anything to do
with the murder
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
GOV. GUILD AT ANTIETAM.
Visits Battlefield on Anniversary of
Engagement.

EhEAEeHiEnAs
Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, Sept l7.-Gov. Curtis
Guild. Of Massachusetts, and members of
his executive staff to-day visited Antie-
tam Battlefield on their return from
Winchester, where they attended the
dedication of a monument to the mem
DRY Of the Massachusetts soldiers who
fell in the Shenandoah Valley. Gov.
Guild was accompanied by Secretary of
State ". NJ. DIN and State Senators j.
+. Shaw and d. r. Denny.
To-day being the anniversary OF the
battle OF Antietam. the visit OF the party
had special significance. Gov. Guild
and party passed through this city at
noon on their way to Gettysburg, to visit
the battlefield there. They are travelling
IN special train of Pullmans.
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Confederate Colonel Dies.
10 u Washington Herala

Cl<cI4I 70 Inc washington HeTaId.
Roanoke Va, Sept. 17-CoI. James B.
Peek, c. s. A., died here to-day after one
days illness. aged sixty-hve years. He
came TO Roanoke two years ago from
PeaTisbUTg Giles County. He served as
Commemorative attorney, clerk OF the
courts. and superintendent Of schools OF
Giles County, and was a member of the
board Of visitors TO the State Insane Asy-
lum az Staunt0n. He leaves q widow and
six children.
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Barn burned by Lightning.
3ecial to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd. Sept. 17.-During@ a
severe thunder storm. which passed over
Frederick County this evening, a large
barn on the farm Of William YingIing was
struck by lightning and burned with all
OF this years crops. which included ls,000
bushels Of wheat and thirty tons Of hay.
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Fredericksburg. Sept 17.-Mr. A. B.
Lewis owner u Lewissnna Farm near this eitv
who has enc Of the largest herds Of impaired Jer-
ssy cattle IN America. has shipped hy express lis
handsome Sl304c bull imported Stockueu and ths
rTze COW Golden Ferns Tulip, for exhibition al ths
Louisville Ky fair. The Illinois State fair. and
othcr big shows.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
GROUSE LEAVES HOSPITAL.
Negroes Victim Bears Scars OF His
Beating.
SPECIAL % Tho Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Sept. I7.-Deputy Sher-
If James Grouse, Of Anne Arundel Coun-
", the victim OF a brutal assault az the
hands Of a gang Of negroes on Septem-
Der ], was allowed to leave the hospital
to-day for the first time
lie took walk as far as the court
house. one block distant. COnversed with
several friends for short while. and re-
turned 20 the hospital
Grouse shows several marks about The
face. the result OF kicks and other blows
but said be felt quite well under the cir
cumstances
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PREPARE FOR ELECTION.
Republicans Hold Important Meet
ing az Rockville.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, Sept. 1.-THE Repub-
lican county committee and the candidates
Of the party for the county offices met
here this afternoon 20 make arrange
ments for the November election. There
was a good attendance, both of members
Of the committee and candidates
The principal business was to provide
for the registration Of voters in the sew
eral districts and take measures for Sc
curing a good turnout of voters at the
election.
Reports from all parts Of the county
were very satisfactory and presaged a
vigorous contest IN the effort to carry the
county.
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Mechanics, Liens.

No. 1888 warren-Ehret Company vs. Alonzo o.
Bliss, lot eS, square SIS, sos. Attorney, 8. T.
Thomas.
No 5e9i The Alexandria Iron Works VS.. Robert
s. Sinclair part original lot S square a6l, S2sS5
Attorney Milton d. Campbell
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To Lay Church Corner stone.

Rev T. V. Register presiding elder Of
Washington district. NJ f. Church South
and Rev. Charles D. Bulla, pastor Of the
Washington Street Southern Methodist
Church. Will deliyer addresses at the ex-
ercises incident TO the laying of the cor
ner stone Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South at Ida, September 26. All
day services viii be held. The Ceremo-
MES viii be under the direction Of the
Junior Order of United Americans. Revs.
". +. Locke and J. ". Smith, OF Wash
ington, viii also make addresses. The NJ.
Z. Church South at Fender, Fairfax
County, viii be dedicated Sunday, Octo-
Der 13. when Rev. +. Y. Register and
Rev j. W. Smith viii preach. the former
in the morning and the latter in the after
noon and evening.
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Belts WILL MAKE RACE.
To Accept denomination for the
State Senate.

State Senate.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, Sept. 17-An doubt
has been removed as TO the PROBABILITIES
OF State Senator 3. Abner Belts being a
candidate for denomination. It was au-
thoritively stated at noon to-day that
Senator Belts is a candidate and will
accept the nomination.
The Democrats. it is understood, Will
meet the prohibition question with a
local option plank in their platform or a
new regulative law. the latter carrying
a higher license.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-18
Criminal Court No. /.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAJGH.
United States vs.. James Richards larceny, from
United States; TecOgnizance 500 taken with William
j Howard surety
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal ADVERTISE
meats.
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Charlottesville, Sept. n-Rev E P.
King has resigned as pastor Of Hebron and Beulnb
Baptist churches, in King William County. ana
win take up the study Of medicine at the University
Of Virginia.
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SSss.!s Ei 8;is J A.

OAliy Matnees. &c. I..l...s- 70 and SOC
- AL-S,ar Novelty and Comedy BiI.
Eva IASGtA4, IAe >anh9 Girl. The Years
Phenomenal Crmedy Attraction
EMMETT COBBIGAN AND COMPANY. in rhs
Exquisite His Wfes Picture "
Keller and Paul's IN MOROCCO Dr. Bow.
Eers famous Irarel0gue Imperial India Ned
Nye and the CaTd0Nnie Sisters lie Roy and W0oi-
ioId- Alyln and keHlleg. HlctUresgUe japan"
motion pictures.
NEXT WEEK-JOHN G. RICE AND SALLY
COHEN. JACK MONMOUTH. FRANKLIN
AND GREEN. ELLIS-NOWLAN CO.. ETC.
BUY SEATS TODAY.
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I'll Build sI5.ooo Stable.

Through John D. Normoyle, real estate
dealer two building lots on the east side
OF St Asaph street. between King and
Cameron streets, have been sold for Miss.
Mamie Graham and Charles and Henry
c. Graham. 10 Peter T. Harrington Il
is understood that the purchaser Will i'm
prove the property by erecting thereon
large, modern. sanitary stable, at a cost
Of about $1,000
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FLORISTS IN WRECK
Fifty Westinghouse Have
Narrow Escape.
TRAINS CRASH IN a STORM

Engine Thrown Over Embankment
and Reduced TO JuHk-N0ne Are
Badly Hurt, but Passenger ON Ac-
commOdation Says They Missed
Death Only by About Ten Seconds.
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking ior furnished rooms. An ad.
IN The Herald viii get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation at Norfolk and
jamestown Of any Washington paper.
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By deed placed on record in the Cor
poration Court to-day, Harry and Rob
ert p. Aitcheson conveyed TO John r. Mi
Ter two houses and lots on Princess
street. between Payne and Fayette
streets.
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Arrangements are being made by teach
ers and scholars OF the Sunday school Of
the Washington Street NJ. f. Church
South for the observance Of rally day"
Sunday. September %. at II o'clock a. N.
A musical and literary programme has
been prepared for the event.
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\ meeting Of the Alexandria Athletic
Association VIII be held tomorrow even
ing at Schuler's Hall. when a football
team will be organized for the coming
season. A call has been issued for can
didates.
Business Of Importance will be trans
acted at the meeting of the Seventeenth
Virginia Regiment Chapter. Z. D. c., to-
morrow morning, at 1880 o'clock, in Lee
Camp Hall.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-01

Myself and neighbors tired TO
trap and poison them; but made
very little progress. as a wolf
will not often eat meat that has
poison on the outside and il will
not often kill them. But If you
will take a No. , capsule full
OF powdered, not graduated.
s,rychninc for each piece o!
meat the size AZ a turkey egg,
stick a knife in this meat to the
center, and pack the poison
down in it, either ia the Capsule
or wrapped in 4 very small
piece OF paper so a. not to IN
terfcrc with digestion or assimi'
la,ion Of the poison, il will Kill
every wolf that cats it. The
best way 10 distribute II ~ to
take a fresh beef hide 10 the
woods on a mule, wagon or other
convenient way, unfold and turn
the hair side together, tic the
edges securely. hitch Il mule TO
il. drag through the woods
where the wolves rup. and drop
Ia piece OF the poisoned meat
every hundred yards or more;
and you will kill the wolves.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-01
Busincsslikc ming
Cicditoi'rer


EDITOR GAZETTE:
have bccna silent reader OF
your paper for some time: and
must confess that il - the most
practical farm paper | have ever
read, aud have read nearly al.
oil them. am not a big farmer
bu, have iarmed some nearly all
Of my life. and therefore ought
TO have some experience which
would be beneficial 10 other peo.
pic, and the Interchange OF ex-
pcr.cnccs, actual happenings. is
wha. makes your paper 10 valua'
bic and helpful 10 the farmer.
believe in. and in a small
way atm p%rae,ieing, intensive
and progressive farming. be.
licyc that a farmer should make
every edge cut on the farm aud
make everything he consumes.
so far a. practicable aud posi-.
bic. For instance, IL he raises
peas, potatoes. melons, corn. or
anything that there is waste
IN from inability 10 harvest per.
icc,ly clean. he should have
enough hogs on his farm 10 keep
all thls waste picked up and
made into pork. something that
he can cat; and he should 80 ar.
range his crops that there will
be no time Of the year that he
will not have some crop matur.
ing or some good grazing place
for his hogs. This can be easi-