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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

TO LET-BY TIE F: n: SMITH COMPANY,
E. Q. SMITH, Pres. LEE D. LATIMER. v. Pres
f40S NEW YORK AVE.
1901 X st. NV. % rooms and 3 baths
in excellent condition.: best rooming
section ..................... $16G. 81
2123 X st. NV . r. 4 h.. steam heat. 65. 90
1917 T ST. NV. IA rms. and b.. furnace. $3.50
and rear yards. good order. ............ $500
1918 ? ct. NV. y r. b. furnace. ;:;.. $500
1852 Calvert St. 10 r.. 2 b., steam hit. $50
steam heat ...................... 5000
1915 18th st. NV. II r., b........ 5000
1870 Harvard st. NV. 3 r., b.. furnace. $500
1923 Col. I'd. 10 r. and b.. furnace ...... 1900
1921 18th st. NV. Q r., b............ 1000
1851 23d ct. NV. 8 rooms and bath. 1850
COS Kenyon st. NV. new r. and BATH. 1880
1916 Oak ST. Mt. Pleas, 6 rms. and b.. 24.O0
6O4 Irving st. NV. new. r., b...... % so
23S ne. sr. b.; $500 1882 Sc. 6r. ,. 30. 80
800 10th ne. 6r. h 90 so Conduit I'd. ST. 1900
FOR DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
1921 Hopkins st. NV. rooms and bath. %. 90
GO Fnirmont st. NV. new. rms. bath. .22. 50
60 st. NV. rooms. ..................17.O 90
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TENTS.
20 X NV. 5r. b.I3.OO
""620 X NV. 4F. b. 1000
BUSINESS PROPERTY
AS 18th. 4-sto bid 126. 90
STABLES.
II 2012 ii NV s. s:ix2O. 90
X a24 \ Y av. 500
Rear 1910 18th 100
COInRED TENANTS
1916 Kirby. Or. h. 1880
OFFICE ROOMS.
6IS 18th. 2r. 1000
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FOR RENT-1119 ST. NV. THIS SPA
ciOus and handsome house. recently refnishe.l
throughout. will be for rent after THE Goth Of
Sept: steam heat: II rooms and attic rooms;
rent. $133.3;. Apply FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
14l0 q at. NV. se2a-Jt
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CNFCR!
1914 Fl NV. Nr. 3D.
lISH Mass av NV,
20r. 3b. IS, 900
1929 18th NV. 19r. 3b2. 500
300 10th NV, l5r. 3b2. coo
1903 N Fl av. 1Sr. 2b !. 500
l400 L NV. l2r. b. L. 200
001 Kal I'd, 1G. 3bl. 200
S4fG r NV. 12r. h. .G,o
1888 p NV, Tor. b. Il, 900
Silver Suring. Md,
i6r. b. ............c 200
e0S l2th nv. sto.
24r. Oh. .......... 200
1902 18th nv. isr. 3b. ITS
1893 18th nw.14r.h. $50
xZ36 Mass av. l4r. %. $50
SIT 18th NV. Tor. 2b. $50
1918 10th NV. l2r,
b. stable. .135
"Rosehill. md. l2r. 49,
1904 n Fl av. 16r. b.125
1872 Conn av. 11r. b.123
1920 18th nw.12r.4 100
ChevyChase. 10. h. fur. 100
1854 Wyo av. 14r. BLOC
SD 14th NV. sto 4
n p. 5r. b. ..l0c
1919 10Th nw.12r. 2bsO. On
1919 10th nw.11r. 2b75. 90
SOFT n NV. 17r. b. It's. 90
1881 14th NV. Tor. b. Is. 90
lS42 W Az. l2r. 2b. 70. 90
2919 Ordway, Sr. b. 85. on
1923 14th NV. FIR. b.85. 90
11O4 s NV. Or. h. .65. 90
1893 r nv. lar. h. .65. 90
1881 Clifton. Tor. 2b. 60. 90
101S 18th NV. sto.
Tor. h. Go. 90
l:i25 2lst NV. 1Or. b. 80. 90
1915 p NV. 13r. b. SO. 90
1877 z NV. Tor. b.5O.:O
I'LL Riggs NV. Or. h5O. 80
1923 Harvard. Tor. b 50. 80
1902 Col I'd. Or. Oh. so. 30
222Pa av NV. Tor, b5O. 90
1881 31st nw.12r. b5O. 90
1913 goth nw.9r. b. 80. no
121S 9th nw.12r.h.0. m
242S 18th NV. Tor. hat. so
1918 Rrav NV. Tor. BIS. 90
Rrtghtw'd. DC. 13r. AZ. 90
1913 r I av. Tor. b. AZ. 90
4!21 Conn av.Sr.b. 90
2402 14th nw.1lr. b4O. 81
l635 18th nw.1r. b. 40.57
2446 S OAK av ne,
Or. b. ...........4 40. 90
1888 Sd NV, Sr. b. 40. 90
4O4 14th nw.l1r.b4O. 90
2424 14th NV. 9r.b.37 so
42S 14th NV Or. b. 81. so
24O8 14th NV. Or. b. 81. 30
l517 o NV. 1Gr. b. 81. 20
141l Belmont. mr.. h. &c. q
l2l5 NJ NV. Sr. h. .36 90
1874 18th NV. Sr. b. *. 50
1921 o NV. 7r. b.. .35. 50
1854 10th NV. Sr. h. IS. 90
2420 14th NV. Sr. b. 35. 90
225 r ne. Tor. r. 30. ~
LIB n G Az sc. Or. b. 30 90
BIG f ne, Sr. b. 30. 90
l243 9th NV. Sr. b.27.:O
1905 3Oth nw.1lr.b25. 60
1904 III ne. Or. n. 20. 20
Anacostia. d c. Or. b. 20. on
LouRhbOro I'd 10 a. 20. 90
SIG 1th sw. 7r. 1850
Ne cor Goth & Bry-
ant ne. Or. ......14.0O
.12 II sw. Or. 1900
FOG LIST sw. Or. ...l2.5O
r $40 G sw. 4r. 10. 90
Winthrop Hts.DC, 6rS. 80
Lot p. SO 1927. :. 100
1898 Cissel al NV, Arc. 10
COLORED.
rs Fl ne. 7r, b. 1880
The Temple, No 2.
3r. b. ...........lS.00
6 Baldwin's row sw,
n. q. 30
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
THos. J: FISHER 4 CO.. mo.
hEAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
73S 18TH ST. NV.
['NEIIRNISHEn

lsHED.
1857 Sth NV. 4r. ..S.3e
2SJ9 9Th NV. n. SIS
APARTMENTS.
1889 Mass nv NV. LIST
d. l2. 3b. s.. 900
The Bellevue. 1921 18th
NV. No II. ar. b.. 1000
The Sterling. No 81.
6r. b. $500
The Louisiana, No q.
ar, b. $500
The Alabama. No 501.
6r. b. $500
The Sterling. No 20.
IT. b. 80. 90
The Alabama. No col.
5r. b. so. 90
The 1roquois. No 201.
5r, b. 500
The Iroquois, No 202.
Or. h. 5000
The Alabama. No fH3.
or. b. 100
The Iroquois. No S05.
5r. b. ........... 5000
The Alabama. No 6A.
Or. b. ...........5C.W
The Iroquois. No 4o5.
Or. b. ........... 5000
The IroQuois. No sos:
b 5r. b. ........... @.0O
nth nw.T, hffur,50. 90
The Iroquois. No Nl.
Or. b. ..........4I.3O
The Iroquois. No 3n1.
5r. b............4t.5O
Blenheim Court. apt
los. 5r. h. 10. 90
The Iroquois. No 1O1.
Or, l.. As. 90
The Iroquois. No Jog.
5r. b. ...........41. 5000
The Van Cortlandt.
No "a. Or. h. AZ. 30
The Van Cortlandt.
No 81. IT. b. 1850
The Congressional.
No 3o1. 5r. b. 1000
The Britton. No 5.
Ar. l.. 1000
The Iroquois, No 403.
Ar. h. .N.OO
9l9 N Y Az NV. No
9, 4r. b. $3.50
i16 G ne. Ar. b. .G-M
1912 irving NV. Or. b 81. 90
II 1st ne. 5r. h. fur. IS. 90
9l9 n Y av NV, No
z. n. b. ........ 34.50
The ElberOn, No %.
5r. h. "a. 80
The Elberon. No II.
5r. b. "a. 90
1874 Irving NV. list
d. Or. b. $3.50
1910 Irving NV. LIST
d. Or. h. $40
B & Q. No 6. Or. b.32. so
B 4 Q. No 8. Or. b.32. 50
1875 T NV. 5r. b. 1880
The Congressional. No
:O2. 2r. u. 5000
I'LL Pa av NV. I'd
q. Or. b. 5000
1913 Pa av NV, I'd
d. 5r. b. .........3 5000
The Britton. No ..
iii Pa Az NV. 50 WV
d. 5r, b. 1000
1920 q NV, 5r. b. .2a.9
25l4 T. NV. 5r. h. $3.50
The Congressional, No
3O5, 1r. b. ..... On. 90
1T46 Willard. Ir. b.2.0O
1I6 G ne. 81. 3r. b. %. 90
218 Morgan NV. 5r. b3. 90
219 Morgan NV. Or. b22. 80
208 Morgan. 5r. b. .22.O
l717 4th NV. 5f. b.21.0
1918 4th NV. 5r. b.21.50
- Fla nv nw.5r.b. 1870
Quincy ne. 4r. b. apt. 1900
500 F. nw.......$10-S2s
1921 r NV. No 4. .2I.0o
The Sterling, lr. $500
Century bldg, r &c. 20. 90
Century bldg. r II. 1900
1923 F NV. .$8-$1OO
l1I4-l6 F nw..$10 to SIC
Sw cor IL q r nw.$4-$1O
1921 + NV. E Q. 1000
2OO4 X NV. 90
1000 X NV. %. 90
1908 7th NV. 20. 63
3211 Mt Pleasant. 20. 90
e24 10th NV. 20. 90
2434k 18th NV. ...l0.O
GES.
Park I'd. .,.......---
LES.
annum. .......ss..l.V VO
Observation-Disclosures 90
lis. ...............3 30. 90
lis. .N.W
;. .................lo.W
..................1s.00
FOR THE COL
ION ALL CLASSES OF
rtial list of the proper.
ye will he glad to fur.
on application at this
:R & CO., Inc.
st. NV.
EFT NV, ) ROOMS.
II; $50. 80. A. s. CAY
:. se9-3ts
THOSE COZY LITTLE
~, opposite st. Paul's
ms and bath: furnace
in good order. Rent.
BUS. 1920 N. Y. ave.
QR2A-tf
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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES
1915 9th st. T.. mod. imp. $40 80
1908 9th ST. 8 r. mod. fmp. ......... $40. 30
HOS l. st. NV ~ r.. mod imp $50. SO
A. T. COUMBE. 1925 n. y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT-NEWLY BUILT HOUSE. 61S 14TII
st. me-. seven rooms. reception hall, BATH pan
try; fine cellar under entire house: hot water
heat: $3.50 Apply Of OWNER. G26 14th ne.
se29-7ts4
FOR RENT-NO 1896 MONROE ST NV. s
large rooms and bath. rear porches first and
second floors. Furnace heat. WEAVER
BROS. 1416 st. NV. se29-tf
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1926 10Th st. NV; rooms and hath: hot
water heat: splendid condition: $35 c. per no.
]. H. BRADLEY CO. Inc. 14O4 st. NV.
-
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DON & CO.. 224 f. CAP.
1893 Fla av ne. 5r11.:N
1910 18th sc. 5r. 1880
PrOut st. T,wining
City. 5r. 1880
1911 X Sc. 6r. =. 1000
12231a K Sc, Ar. 600
FLATS.
G32 r ne. Or. b. 80. 80
402 9th Sc. Sr. b. 1000
1920 7th ne. 7r. b.25.50
632 F ne. 5r. b. .25.5O
SO2 f ne. Or. b. .22.5O
8 I'd ne. Or. b. 90
5O911 18th Sc, 5r. b.17.O
500 18th Sc. 5r. b.l7.0O
134S + ne. ar. b. 1850
STORES.
Cafe. 314 L. Cap.$2O.N
1920 1th ne, bsmt. 1880
71S l. Sc. 500
aENTs.
3. Or. b.. $40. $35. $40
:. b. 1920
Or. b. $500
. Or, b. $50. 90
Or. b. $3.50. $50
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5000. ..1309 Fristoe
NV. 6r
$50. so. 1907 Pa av Sc. Or
$3.50. 1872 Pa av sc, 5r
$3.50. .225 l4th ne. or
$3.50. 300 Taylor Sc. ST
IS CO.. GIT 4 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT-90G STREET NV, ROOMS.
hath. cellar. furnace heat: 500 80. A. s. CAY
WOOD. 933 9th ST. NV. se29-3t"
FOR RENT-ONE OF THOSE COZY LITTLE
houses: 1872 st: NV, opposite ST. Paul's
Catholic Church; Z rooms and bath: furnace
heat: all bright rooms: in good order. Rent.
$40. go THEO. FRlEBUS. 1920 N. Y. ave.
NV. RN26H
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FOR REM 1912 18TH ST. NEAR IOWA CIR.
Gle and lines; rooms bath; fine con
dition: rent $3.50.
se2atfA II T. RJ-ST eos f4tb
FOR RENT-ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 1922 O
ST. NV. consisting Of 10 rooms and bath mod
improvements: Arst class repair: large eel
lar large yard. Rent s55 MONTH
Apply to ANTON STEPHAN, 933 Pa ave-
. se29- ~. tn ss If
FOR RENT-l7IS OREGON AVE NV: Ten.
room handsome brick. elegantly finished: $45.
A. T. HOLTZMAN, 1871 st. NV se29.5t
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r. DONOHOE & SONS,
Telephone Lincoln 81.
'ISHED.
ia 9th So. 6r.w,s.l5.:O
14Z1Duncan ne, Or. b15.O
30S 10Th Sc, Or.
W. sewer. Is. 90
3l6 = Cap, 6r.w.s..15.OO
914 I'd Sc. Or. VS.. 1880
@4 MINI av.TC.6r.
stable. .-.........l2.5O
1853 4th sc. Or. W,
sewer ....-.....1.0
FURNISHED.
213 A Sc. 10r. b. . GO. ~
20 4 Sc. Or, b. -. 40. 90
TENTS.
439 y J av Sc, Ar. 5000
IT'S.
1I01 + ne. ST. b. -14.OO
1873 E ne. Ar, b. 1880
TENANTS.
'l3 Warren ne. Or.
". S. IA 90
houses. apartments and
me and IL will he sent
,el sure We can suit YOU
)HOE & SONS,
3ns East Canitol st
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FOR RENT-14O6 18TH ST Ne: 7-ROOAl
house, with bath: two-story stable rear Of lot
&2l so month. CHARLES BOYD. 1918 st.
ne; phone Lincoln 1896. se25-St
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UNFINISHED.

ILLS. 6OJ 9TH NV.
121 9th nv. sto. sta. 80. 90
l117 9Th NV. Sr.b b. 1000
123 A II G ct, Ar. 1000
Flat.1334 NCap.J. b21.JO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT. c. WEE1
HOUSES. |
1908 Sth Sc, Tor, b.
store ........ 5000
644 G ne. ar. b. $3.50
DIP ID Sc. 7r. b. 30. 80
$40 Md av ne Or. b. 20. 90
$50 G ne, 7r. b. 20. so
$40 u sw. Sr. b. ..2.O
1929 S G. av Sc. Sr. b23. 80
2lO Ky av &c. Or. b. %. 30
817 A Sc. Or, b. ..22.50 |
1903 b Sc, Or. b. %. so
322 4th So. Or. b. .22.0
1854 u Sc. Or. b. %. so |
21S 10th ne. Sr, .22.@ |
sol 18th Sc. Or. b. 30. so |
521 9TH Sc, Or. b. %. so
144l f Sc, 6r. b. ..19.5O
Sill 14th Sc, Or. b. 10. 40 |
607 18th sc. Or. b. 1880
30S Md av ne. Or. .14.5O |
Ioudoun. 314 f. Cap, ?
Colcord. $40 F.. Cap. 5r
GlendOwer. 81 9Th ne,
Newton. 9th and f ne.
Pancoast. 1343 E. Cap.
se26- Sa. tu, th-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT SMALL 4-ROOM BUNGALOW;
furnace heat: good shade: fine well water;
ample ground: Just of Connecticut ave ex
tended: 80 minutes from Treasury by the Capt.
tai Traction line; rent. 500.
WILIIGE GIBBS 4 DANIEL. 6O30J 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT-NEAK DUPONT CIRCLE. HAND
some 3-story and basement house. containing
IL large rooms, 2 modern baths and ami:
south 'front.' large yard: rent. $40 mo.
]. v. y. & T. B. HUYCK. 1905 Pa. ave. NV
se2Sn ]. w. NORRIS. GA ST
FOR RENT.
l!I nw.l2r.b: .$+5.- )I9I1 n II nv. 10r. ;. 30 on
S4o6 Pa az. Or. b. 35n 40 9Th NV, 5rw. 80
Houses for colored tenants from s. up.
GEO. W. GNKINS
se2c-tf 500 10th st. NV.
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sos East Capitol ST.
CNFCR!
ll6 G Sc. Or. h. 5000
lO1 9Th So. 1Or. h. "a. 20
1434 s nv. Or. b. $3.50
413 A Sc. Or. b. .:i:;..D
30 9th nc. Sr. h. 500
$40 18th ne. RIB. .21.JO
l4s ny av Sc. orb. %. 80
45s y ] av Sc. ". b. $50
116 Sd Sc. t;r. b. .2.;D
1l2 I'd So. Or. b. go -. 81
SCI 18th he. sr. b. 800
1881 Emerson ne, t'r.
h.........-.....lS $50
S35 18th SO. Or, b.. 1850
APART.
The Folger, All I'd
Sc. Or. 800
FL!
1891 e Sc. 5r. b. .II.:O
1879 F ne. Ar. b. 10. 80
l357la f ne. Ar. b.16.JO
COLORED
1904 ID So. Or, b. 1850
DOB Warren ne. Jr.
". g. 1900
For full rent list Of
dats drop postal or PHI
you Immediately. We 4,
JOHN +. DON,
Phone Linen. ~.
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FOR RENT-BY l.. ].
62,3 18th ne. Orb. $1,000
II. Stevens. 6r. IS. 90
iii 18th nc. 6r. b. ~. 90
81 " st. Jr. 800. .12..O
Ocl-ff
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FOR RENT-2145 X ST: BRICK. 10 ROOMS.
baths: open plumbing: hot-water heat: can
he rented to two families: excellent order
Per month. $40. 20. Apply TO
WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
se3O-w. th&s-3t
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FOR RENT
&15. 1000 ! NV. store
$36. $40 eth sw. store
ST. so. .637 9th ne. Or
$22. so. 1924 r Sc. Or
SIS. .13E & Il sw, stable
$25. .617 18th sw. 5r
LEWIS g. JONE
cenC Ct eSu
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FOR RE\T-BI j. l.. KOLR 92:i y. Y. AVE.
900 st. NV. store and 10 rooms. -. $50. 90
400 II 81. NV. Q rooms and bath. ....... 30. 10
COG st. NV, Sr. and bath. 1880
o421 Pa. ave-. Or. and bath. .............3 20 90
242a NJ ST. NV. Or and ba tn. .......... $3.50
2OI + st. q rooms and bath. %. 20
321 Virginia ave Sc. rooms and store. % so
ABB st. n.w.. rooms and bath. ........ q. 20
1920 A st. Sc. rooms. S. and w....... 1860
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FOR RENT-930 ST. NV. 10 ROOMS AND
hath: kitchen on 6rst floor; in good repair; rent
reduced TO $3.50
II. L. RUST,
ocl-tf,J 18th St NV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-02

consin. It seams from the interest
manifested in this select strain of
barley that at least one-half of the
entire barley area will be sown to
this one select bree1, the coming sea-
son
Our select breeds of corn are
rapidly pushing out the scrub variet-
les and we trust the time is near at
hand when no more scrub corn will
be shipped into the state. The sue
cess of the association in the growing
and disseminating of select strains of
corn will largely depend upon the me-
thod of curing.
"We cannot depend upon air dried
corn in Wisconsin, we must have
kiln-dried corn. With little expense,
seed houses can bs arranged, into
which the corn can &c carried in the
fall and kiln dried. Racks must be
erected in the seed house and a shield
ed stove set i'll the center. Good
ventilation is absolutely necessary
Corn readily cures in a couple of
weeks where fire is made frequently
to drive off the moisture. The Expert
ment Association has not found 1t
difficult to get members to grow the
corn properly, but there has been
much more difficulty experienced in
getting the members to cnre and care
for the corn properly. Wisconsin
State journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-02
Was in the Train Wreck.

Ms VI & Moses returned Friday
from visit with her sons and daugh-
ter at Pasadena and Los Angeles,
alf and Yuma. Arizona
SIZE was passenger ON the ira n
that collided with the work train
n ar Miller dye last Thursday.
co,tiug the lives of two men She
wa not injured as were few of the
pass gers most serious. injury be-
falling any of them being bad bruises.
Alter the collision of the two trains
III the passengers were somewhat
dazed for time. They soon realized
h1Hev.I that something terrible had
happened but were told by the con-
ductCr that it would be much better
if they did not leave the cars for some
time. Many of them ignored this
advice, of course. but several, Mrs
Moses among them remained in their
seats.
The sound of the escaping steam
dgo wned all other sounds for a time
and until this stopped the few people
on the train had but slight know
ledge of the extent of the disaster.
That lives had been lost they realized
somewhat instinctively, but how bad
rhe accident was they did not find out
until some time later, when they left
the Car and were transferred to an
other train. The experience that Mrs.
Moses with the other passengers
passed through will never be for
gotten py them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-02
War For Better Farm Products.

The Wisconsin Agricultural ex-
pertinent association has just issued
its annual report for the year 1908.
This organization was founded seven
years ago and has grown to be the
largest of its kind in the state. Prof.
r. A. Moore, secretary, reported a
membership Of 936 at the last meeting
but predicts before the close Of the
present year it will reach rhe 1 200
mark.
This organization is attempting to
eradicate the scrub grains fromWis-
consin. 1t is supplanting them with
grains that have been tested for years
at the state agricultural station.
During the past year these expert
ments have been confined to barley
and corn and SO much interesG in
the advancement has been taken by
the legislature that it gave an an
nual appropriation of $4,000.
Pure bred seed should be sown in
preference to scrub stock until whole
towns and counties become known for
certain select seeds grown, declares
Secretary Moore.
The fact that Wisconsin has scores
of different strains of barley reacts
much to our discredit The market
demands one straight breed of barley
in order to secure that uniformity in
size and quality of berry and germin-
alton that is required by the malster
and barley pearler.
The Oderbrucker, Wisconsin No.
90, meets the demand of the market
and is also, on account of It's high
protein content. a good feeding bar
ley. Through several years tests it
has shown a yield several bushels in
excess of other barleys, 1t then
seems plain that it is our duty to
grow and disseminate this breed of
barley in preference to other varieties
No less than one and one-half million
bushels Of this barley were grown in
the state in 1907, more than sufficient
TO seed the entire barley area of Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-02
Hunters Take Care.

By section 45b of the compilation
of the fish and game laws of the state
of Wisconsin, it is stated that it is
unlawful to kill any prairie chickens
or prairie hen or grouse of any variety
between the fifteenth day of October
and the succeeding t1rst day of Octo-
Der in any of the following named
counties, to-wit: Adams, Barron,
Burnett. Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark,
Crawford, Dodge, Dunn, Grant,
Eau Claire, Iowa, Jackson Juneau,
Lafayette. Marquette, Monroe, Pepin,
Polk Portage, Richland. Rush, Sawyer,
st. Croix, Vernon, Washburn, Waus-
hara and Wood.
In all other counties there is no
open season for prairie chicken,
prairie hen or grouse of any variety
or for any pheasant or quail before the
first day of October, 1915.
During the coming open season
hunters should be careful that they
do not shoot these birds in one of the
forbidden counties Elk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-02
GRANT COUNTY FAIR
IS NOW IN PROGRESS.
Fine Weather, Splendid Displays and
Good Crowds.

The sd annual fair of the Grant
County Agricultural Society is in pro-
gress this week. On Monday and
Tuesday the secretary was kept busy
receiving and booking entries for
premium exhibits and the superintend
ents In the various departments
found themselves with their hands
full in assigning places to exhibitors.
The weather is ideal, the track and
grounds in perfect shape and every
thing points to successful fair.
There is a fine showing of blooded
stock in all of the live stock classes
and most of the largest and best
known breeders in this section are
showing the prize specimen of their
fiocks and herds.
Some excellent exhibits of short
horn cattle are made by Adloph
Wepking, Dan Aupperle, p. R. Stoffel
Frank Richardson. Perry Moore and
Otto Spiegelberg.
c. A Case and Son are here with
t16lI VI 11OLOlOtQo, dIO
the PRINCIPAL exhibitors in that class.
a fine lot of Angus cattle are shown
by J d. Hatch. r. a. Austin. and
Andrew Zenz. while the Jerseys are
we'll represented by Geo. Martin &
Son, Henry Zenz and Henry Vesper-
man.
There is a big lot of horses entered
in nearly all of the classes, the stall
room all heing taken.
Swine and sheep also show up
we'll. Dcbson Bros H A Reed.
John Mcmahon and Chris Hartman
are the principal exhibitors in the
Poland China class and have big
exhibits p. E Moore shows some ex-
cellent Berkshires and Dan Aupperle
has a nice lot of Duroc Jerseys.
The crowd is coming in a salts
factory way today and tomorrow of
course will give a much larger at
tendance.
The great Heras Family of Hungar-
ian acrobates are here and will give
free performance in front of the grand
stand today and tomorrow.
Bloomington and Fennimore ball
teams contest for honors and prizes
today and tomorrow the great team of
''Anson S Chicago Colts, headed by the
redoubtabe Cap Arson himself, as
frst baseman of his team, will play
the. Lancaster team.
There is a beautiful display of
fancy needlework in the art depart
ment. and very good showing of
fruit and vegetables in their depart
ments.
There will be two clipping runuin
races today and two tomorrow, with
seven entries in each.
In the floral hall beautiful displays
of stocks of merchandise are being
made. nearly all of our best and
largeet mercantile institutions hav
ing tasty and artistic exhibits.
Knapp & Son and Belz, Belscamper
& Go have large exhibits of farm
machinery on the grounds in which
the progressive farmer will find much
TO interest him at this time.
The ever present merry 90 round is
present there is the usual number Of
stands aud booths. fortune telling out
fit, ball and cane racks and similar
lay.outs without which a fair would
seem unreal tic. but there is no
gambling, all games being ruled out
by the management.
The Epworth League conducts a
big lunch stand and the dining hall
is under the excellent management
of the ladies of st Clements Catholic
church.