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Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
THE ONLY DRAWBACK
To the Man the Republican Choose
 For Governor of Minnesota.

St Paul. July 1.-The Minnesota republican convention today nOminat- ed Jacob F. Jacobson of Madison for governor and adopted a platform en- dorsing the work of the Chicago con- ventiOn and pledgins the party in Minnesota to continue the work of railway regulation.
 The man who presented Jacobs name said: "The only reflection any one has been able to cast upon our candidate is that he eats pie with a knife"
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02

Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. at their Chevy Chase home. Later MT. and Mrs. Taft and son Charles, were taken in an automobile to the residence of Gen. Bell, at Fort Myer, Va. They will make Bells residence their home until they leave Washington on Friday for Hot Springs. their own residence be- ing almost wholly dismantled prepar- atory to their departure from Wash ington.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
TROUBLED TABRIZ.

London. July 1,-The situation at Tabriz, Persia is very serious. The people have erected barricades and street fighting is in progress night and day. The city is surrounded by Ra- chin Kahn and his horsemen who are utterly without discipline. There has been some footing of houses.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
Grain.

Chicago. July 1.-Wheat closed strong September opened l4c higher s69sc, sold off to s57s d S6c, advanced to S71kc closed S7Bc.
 Corn was firm, September opening A T sc lower to shade higher 7O1s to 701sc advanced to 71Bc closed 70%c-
 Oats were strong. September open ed 1kc higher 371sc advanced to 40c closed 39Hc.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, July 1.-Cattle receipts 1S,000 Market 10 lower. Reeves S4.75 GS.25; Texans $415d46O; westerns s4s5G6.sO; stockers and feeders S2.60 G5.S5: cows and heifers s24Od6.2O; calves s45OG6.25.
 Sheep receipts 16.000, market weak to shade lower. Natives S2.75G4.S0; westerns S2.75G4SO; yearlings s4.60G $40; lambs S4OOd6.4O; westerns s4.OO 06.3O.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
NEW YORK LEADERS
Are on the Way to the National
 Democratic Convention.

New York, July 1.-Former Judge Alton B. Parker, William F. Sheehan and other delegates from New York left this afternoon for Denver to at tend the national democratic conven- tion.
 Judge Parker will present declara- tions in honor of the late Grover Cleveland and request the convention to adjourn for a day as a further mark of respect.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
STOCKS

Amalgamated copper 66. American shelter 76s. Atchison S1A, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul 133A, New York Central 1O4, Pennsylvania 12O4 Reading 1132s, Southern Pacific. eX. div. S61s. Union Pacific 145A, U. S. U. $. Steel pfd. 102&.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
ORCHARDS LIFE SAVED
His Sentence Was Commuted to Life
 Imprisonment.

Boise. July 1.-The state board of pardons today commuted the sentence of Harry Orchard, who was under sentence to hang next Friday for the murder of former Governor Frank to Imprisonment for life.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
OKLAHOMA ON THE FLAG

Washington, July 1.-After the fourth all flags made for the govern ment will contain forty-six stars on account of Oklahoma. Many flags will have to be altered.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
A Confirmation of the Reported Assault
 On PalOmas
It is Claimed That the Band ofRevelutiOnists' Were From DOuglas--Everywhere Quiet Prevails Except for the Chase Alter Bandits.

City of Mexico, Thursday, July D. According to adVices received here at l o'clock. this morning the authorities have captured and imprisoned eighteen more of the Viesca raiders.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02

town of small population near the American border
 Telegrams from TorreOn and vicini- ty report absolute quiet. The raiders who were near Viesca have been scat tered in the mountains and several of them captured. All of those taken prisoners are persons who claimed that they were conscripted by the bandits.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
MIR. SHERMAN ALMOST WELL.

Cleveland, O., July 1.-James s. Sherman passed a very comfortable day and tonight his temperature, pulse and respiration are normal.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
MONTANA FOR BRYAN.

Butte. July 1.-The Montana state democratic convention at Bozeman to- day instructed it's delegation to the national convention to vote for Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02
ALL QUIET ON BORDER

Del Rio, July 1.-There has been no firing on the Mexican border today. Everything is quiet, both at Cjudai Porfirio DiaZ and Las Vacos The Mexican troops have the situation well in hand.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-02

SUBURBAN HOME FOR sALE.- Brick cottage, barn, poultry house and yards, pasture. Near car line. Price CT. E. E. Pascoe, 11o North Center St.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Ginc >uilbe Snbrt bnrd Chicago,

GbicuQo, 2G. WfGr5. - Somc9
Sane Don 9tr. t5t, Gbicngos2lpcnuc,
mur0e 6clltc irilb al Der Gdc BON rs.
StrnBe mo Gaulnetsgluenue ais
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autihc Oauon 0eia6ren worcn unO
5lpci E0ilontcn ori i6rcr tSabrt 0ltrA
Die n0rOlihcn lmo mcitIidjcn Sto0ts
tbcilc on0cioQen unb bcroubt battcn
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Ocn &uti6cr 9obcrt Golnpion tlurj
na6 W}ittcruadt an ser Gdc bon
Statcs unO O}d0iionItroBe oui Ie
nad) cilcm @0uie an Der 9torocite
5u iobrcu. lltcrmcgs iicicn lie Gnus
pion an bCrutbtcn i'm 1tn0 maricn
i'm bclulBtlo5 in 0cn Gn1ang sum
Soutcrrain CinC3 S5otclS. Ger 9lulbs
nniou oui jlpci Eolioutcn mlr6c ipd.
ter Dcriibt. Sin @oli}ilt mclfcr Ocn
&cutcn Salt QCbot, ais lie luie toll
Ole SoIitc0itroBc, nobc 2lr6cr 2(ucs
rrc, entInna iagtcn, aob cinen Shub
olrf Die auti0e ob, lnO bic Sniaiien
ser autihe crwiocrtcn Oo3 6erer.
Same lit Ourh 0en Gopi aciGolicn
unO murOc oiicnbnr Ollrh Die augcl
Oc9 EoIi5iItcH 0ctroiicn, Gr mar IS
Sabre alt uno 0iter8 porbcItrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
ljp).e|joullo C Uar

6rinat ihncllc Grlcidtcrung in Sal.
len bon ucbcm SalS, SrunditiS nnS
GcudJ6nitcn. SIS 1T lcidt 3n nrbmcn
nno itGrt Oic @crbannng Iidt.
llcbcral Uou glpOtBcfcrn uerfauft;
% GcutS, 30 GcntS uocr ST prn
6lnidc, jc nO1 Der 0rDRc,
RcBmt fcin Sn6ititut. gcrscluii.
icrt GndJ, bai SIR Sales Suncg Of
SurcBuuuo nno Sar bcfOmmt. Ridts
fummt Ocmicl6cn glcid) fir 6nitcn,
GrfGltun9cn nuo 0ciicrfCit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Sin slnsflng Der 1Srau ToOicuclt.

@oibingtoL sc, 26. MGr5.
- 6rau Hooicpelt, SRI. gt6el &ooie-
rclt, Gernit uno 9(rdie 9looieuelt,
SRI. Snoner ituo 6rl. @ornelio Gam
Don reiiten I'm 1915 beute 9lbeno
ilber 0ie nSputbern Hailmnp" nod
Tids6urg, Wiii., a6, mo lie oie Er1-
lioentenjadt yWupiloner" bCiteigen
uno aif oerielben noh Nem.CrlennS
fubren perben. 9tod) einem etuu
5ebntdgigen 9lufcntbalt ooielbIt fe6rt
Die (Seicllihoit per giienboDn nad
Wnibington 5urild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Snoiana's Temofrufcn fir Wrpan.

indianapolis &uO, 2G.
MGr3. - Die Gemofrotcn BON I5n.
cioua bicltcn 6eute lbren 5taot5.
Gonpent bier a6 lmo noninirten Elm
Stootstidet all ociien 2pibc lbomoa
MariboQ bon Columbia Gitp ais
@oupcrnellrs GanotOut uno 6rau,
:. Sail bon 9fuibpille ais Bice.@oll.
rerneurS Gon0i0nt iteben. Ter Con.
bent na6m 9eihIiiiie 5n @nnitcn Der
ErdiiOenti6uits Gonoiootur ISM.
). Vrpon's AT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Srub6ricic ococn Guntrulcur Wicb.

q en- Oorf, 2G. Oi0r}. - GOn'
trolerr 0ernonn u. Meb crbielt
Gentc 0rei 9ricic. mclhc i'm nit Dem
looc bcorobcll, mcun Die 2lrbGit an
0cn proicttirtcn neuen SubwnDa niht
iofort beginner miro. ,Su olen Orci
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tcinc Nnarhiitcn, ionoerH beh0iti-
gugsioie 2(rbeiter uno miibtcn per
bungerh mcnn lie niht bolO micOCr
9eid6it8ung rrbaItcn, Dicb erflartc
tiir3lih, Die t5inNn3InGe ser StoOt
Made Sen ioiortigcn 2lniong Der
9lrbciten lmn0glih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
SUlOlu rcOct.
Scguungcn Oc0 nllNcmciucn Stimn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
y,udl Gin (srobcbcn.

g8aibingtott G.G, 26. 0Gr}.
gle ieismogropbiifen Snitrltnentc
re9iItrirten fins nad 2 llbr geitetlr
Nahmittug Gin Ieidtes gr0be6en,
nel6es iid Gtpn 2iOO Meilen oon
bier, nicaeiht I'M ItiaCn Neer melt.
Ii6 uon Nerifo, pOer i'm noropeIt.
Gichen Siioonerifa ober autb i'm tu.
bcrl peltlihen Jbeile Ser Ser. Stal-
ten ereignct 5u ba6en ideirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

pNI8CulNQjltU NCll(HlllNNIt.
Can 6ronct&ro, 2G. 0}a3.
- Qurbom u. Stcpcn3, mcIdcr an
Iebtcn W}outog, ais cr int Ncarilic
mar, pom bier uoN @nibin9ton 0b.
5ureiicn, pon cincm Gorcancr orrh
}pci Shiliic 'dlucr ucrurnoCt MIR
oc, lit mu 1a12 llbr III ser Iettcn
9fadt an Ecritpniti9 NCltorbcll Mu5
porbcr nar cinc Operation an
ibm porQcnommcu morocn. Stepcn3
mo6nte Ion9e 3cit in @aiDiu0ton
lu0 itonO 5cbn Sabre long iUl 0ipIo.
motiihcu Qicuit Der &cr. Staatcn
>N 1883 mar CT &c8utipn9lctrctdr III
(ofio, lcgtc 0icicn Eoitcu ic0pd) nic.
Ger, nm cuniiOcnticller Ncratbcr uu0
9ichtQnunoIt ser inpdniihrn 0jc-
ion0tld)0lt IN Moibin9ton 5ll mcrOcn.
Scbtbn bctlcioctc cr cincn dbnIicbcn
@oItcn 5u SCoul, Gorro, m0 icinc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

0ine Hciuc Nirin unfer ben 8iucn lit bic
ibrs aubrrnroenuibe ocilfrait einen lpo6luer'
hclteu }5cltgui cructpeu gei Seritoviuua.
liHrCt0aMihfeiI MtIu0ct ocs glppetits Nlds
buugeu, idlehtem CeihmaG i'm Manoe uno
uuen Stormpeu Der llnlereioS Crgane iibers
rdat Iie uuc Rnlenl .Wc0i3iucu ole in oen 9eis
ttllleH, Atalcnocrn az 3iunen uno iogur an
''v Huar mcu0eu NuiCt @un ali
be oeuiihe Strduters UNtteI
Mot bercuen Eie Si
en- itlo In allen 91nothcfen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

- IdS oSclau0.6otcl" in Spring.
iicIO. Sa, brdnute lcitcrn nicbcr unO
Uicle Iclcgutcn oc3 BORT to1cnOcn re.
publit1ltiicbcn Stlat2.GonUenta per
loren ibr @rpdd. Ger Gerhit miro
nnf $4,000 Aeidabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Scnatpr Genroic in fritiidjem gu

Bbila6elpbio, 26. Utdr5. -
Ger 3llitano oes bier franf barnieoer
liegenoen glnoesienaturs Eenrole
Dcrltriaft bonae 9ciorgniiic, itno Die
@eneiung oes Eatirnten gilt iest ais
5neiiel6at. Ger Seitator erfrantte
suerIt an Ser @rippe, uno 5r oipient
2eioen baben it'd MIN @eiidtsroie,
2ungen.Gon9eitiou uilo gronditis
gcielIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Eu lunS fummt uun 10 luus.

@entrn 2trf, 2G, @i6r3. -
@ci cincu acknowledgements bon 91u.
Bern gcnludtcu GeriuGe, Oa5 @elo-
gcp0l6c ser n6armct5 9ant" 5u
Sprin9toun nobc bier, nit 0Unumit
3u iprcngcu, Wltr0e 6eutc iriib einem
ser Rdubcr ourh sic ucririibte gr-
pIoiiou oc5 Sprcngitoiie0 0aS Snupt
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Spiu0e. <n iciuer Goihe bate Der
(o0tc cine &artc. ali lpclhcr @eutrp,
Spren9town Sulphur Spring3 lmo
on0cre CrtidOiten ser @egcno nit
arclBcn bc5cihuct maren. Oiebrere
Gaufraubc iinO fiiulitG IN Ger llm
acblug ucril6t morOen. Bis jctt lit
cs niht gciungcn sen (o0tcn 5it
i0entiijircu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Baltimore Mb. Trelag ben -. Mdr; 1908.
Scincn gSnnocn CrlCgCu.

'2Ittcntnt in Gun 6rnuciaco crrcidtc
iciucn 3mef. - :. ". Stcpcr3
itarb an Sen ibu bon Gorconcrt
bci1cbrad)tCu &erlcbunlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27
Smith ,ngcIalcn.
Seine Sit6crcdti9nu9 in SnnOcS-
Scnat nidt gan5 anfcr 6rngc.

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@nDlcn miro sic @}arpIdnocr
Scnotorpobl DOM lcbtcu Gicu-
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5ur Grrihhng neucr @cttcr- Be
obohtuNg5 Stotioncu aus ser
9ldcrbou Gcruilligimg3biQ &c
IriNcn. - Senotor @cnroic Don
Fcnnpmonicli iducr tront.
@uibin0ton &c, 26. MGr5.
- Nbglci6 0ic bcutiac Siblmg oc5
ScnotS ioit uitsi1licBlit scr Gr0rtc.
rlng 0cr gIlorie / Golrantbia 0cluiO-
met icin iolltc, llabm ocnno6 Die
tSrugc ii6er sic SibbcrchtiDrng OcS
nCucn WorDlGnocr 9luocSicnotpra
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rom9 (O}icb0, &prIitcr oeS Gomite'9
iiir Eriuilegicn unb @oblcn be-
t0mpitc Die Sib6crcdtinng Smitb'a,
fapncr (Oi6.) uertbciOigte oieiclbc,
uno c8 fam 5u einem @ortpchicE
5midcl Gopner un0 2o0ge (MoiiDt
mclhcr 10 bcitig utrOc, ooB Scr @ice-
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mllBtc. 9Iild Gulbcrion 2oogc,
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tctbciliatcn ii6 au Der 0iafllilioh
mclbe li6 nm Die 6roge orcbte, Oh
RE am letter. GicuItog ltottaciunocue
GrmdbIung bes Srn. Smith, mclhe
bcfdnntlid Oen Staate Worpluno
cine Grtrnlibuna cripurt, geebliH iei.
@ltrroua bcbmlptete, liC iei nidt gill
tig, neil nift, mie oaS 8eicb Dor.
'hreibt, 5lpci 0icnItage jmiidcu ser
Setalntlnohung Ser Gafuuj lno ser
@abl ucrItri6cn ieien, ilocm Scua-
tor gbDte am 9icnitog spor od)t Ia
gen ltorb uno Smitb am ioI0cuocn
CienItag crm0blt uur0e 9toH Ian.
ger Icbattc mlr0e nit 81 1egen 20
Stinmen 81 Nuniteu Der SiBbcrcd)-
tigung Smiths cnti6ie0en rm0 ser
tclle EQUATOR le1te ben glmt9riO ub.
Gicie GntidciOung Qicbt 0rn Smitb
icincn Sib, cntidcioct ic0ob niht
ibcr icin 9ieht olti Ocniel-
zen. 1n5 Gomite fiir Erioilcgien
unO &ubIcn miro iebt oic 2Iu0cIc8en-
Dcit lGber in GnUGgung 5icbcn.
Ger Scnot Gmg 5lm0dIt al 0ie
Grm00ng Scr Golrrantbin mo 500
9Imcn0enente inYctroht.
I'm 90 erlol1tc Sertogllng.
>Snl 9iCprGicntanten6otie marcn
}InsfGlIe 9cGcn ocn YrdliOentcn beute
micorr al Der (n9caor0nlWg. @iner
Der &alpttrititcr mar YeaQ ((cr.),
mclhcr Srn. Hooicuelt elmer irCpcl.
baiten 2InmuBunB Der @clua!t be-
lcbll0i0tc lm0 i'm mcgcn lcincr 9tei-
9ltng Gurdbeheltc, lid III SCld)Gfte
cln5lllil6cnS mclbe au5ihlieBlid)
Sa6e 0ca GongrcIieS .ln0 Der 8e-
rihte ieicn o@ott uno Die 3uflnit
oIlcin miIlcn," inNte 9eua inter 2ln-
0crcn opCldc 9iild)e Sor. Jlooicpelt
0crcinIt I'M Scnlpcl ieincs &aterlan=
ne5 einncbmcn miro. - Die glder-
Gult 8crluiQi2lmQsbiQ murOe bcbui5
Ginbringlmg Don 9lmenocmcnten per.
banoelt lno ais lid 0aS SauS INN
: llbr Dcrtngtc, mar 0ic Geroronung
jur Gtablirllng nCller 9Setter Boob
Gdhtngsitatipnct III 0cn Staatcn
8erds, &onins, &trgnien, Wlidigan,
Scrmont, Dtiiiouri mo ,Sn0iano aus
Der Bill geltrid)Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-27

Eife'S neutrality-suspicious. furi.
rcn in cincr Winute.
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Good Care REQUIRED.

Good care is required to keep trees
thrifty. Crowded clumpl should b
cleared out.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF STEVENS COUNTY,
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ella Whitney Z,
Deceased. Winfield S. Whitney Administra-
tor Notice of Hearing of Final Account and
Distribution.
Winfield 5. Whitney. administrator OF the
estate OF Ella Whitney. deceased, having this
day rendered and presented Tor settlement,
and fled in this court his final account OF his
Observation-Disclosures the estate OF said deceased,
and the court having read said final account,
and therein finding the petition OF said ad-
ministrator, the prayer for an order for dis
lributiOn of the property of said estate amongst
the persons entitled to it. it is
By the court ordered that all persons inter-
ested in the estate OF said Ella Whitney, de-
ceased, be and appear before this court the
Superior Court OF Stevens county, Washington,
o.. the thirteenth day OF July 1905 at 10 o'clock
, Il. m, then and there to show cause why said
final account shall not be approved SIS filed,
and order OF distribution should not be
made OF the property Of said estate among the
heirs OF said deceased according to law.
1t is further ordered that copy of this order
! be published in the Newport Miner, a news
paper printed and published in said county,
once a week for four successive weeks before
the said 18th day Of July, 1908, and three true
copies thereof be posted in three OF the most
public places in said county at least four weeks
before the said 18th day of July 1908.
A GEO. II. SHAVER, Clerk of Said Court.
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N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH
INGToN. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF STEVENS
T. J Kelly Plaintiff, VS.. James VI. Allen, De
fendant-Notice OF Sheriff's Sale
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that, under and by
virtue OF an execution issued out Of the Super
Tor Court OF said Stevens County, State OF
Washington on the 18th day of June 1908, in
the above entitled action, wherein plaintln
obtained Judgment against said defendant
James NJ. Allen. in Justices Court, a transcript
of " hich said Judgment was filed in this court
on the 10th day OF June 1905, and recorded in
Judgment Book B of said court. at page l42 l
am commanded to sell all OF the right. title
and interest which the said James Allen
now has in ana 10 lot sixteen 40 in block
eight (s) in Talmadges addition TO the Town
OF Newport, in Stevens county. Washington.
Notice is hereby given that onSa rurdaE, the
o5th day OF July. 1905, at 10 O clock a. m Of said
day in front o. the Court House, in the city OF
Colyille. county OF Stevens, state OF Washing
ton | will, under and by virtue OF said execu-
ton. sell the above described property, or all
the right. title or interest OF said James NJ.
Allen In and TO said property. or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy said
plaintiffs Judgment with interest thereon and
costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder for
cash in Ia wful money of the United States.
W. Fl. GRAHAM, Sheriff.
BY G. \. LEDGERWooD. Deputy.
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Result CT Early Training,
Cobwigger what way does New
rich show that he isn't Il gentleman !?
Merritt-By payin" cash for everything
he buyS-Tailor
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NORWOOD STRAWBERRY.

berry is comic and regular in shape
Not Il coXcombed berry was found
this season. The quality is unsur-
passed and the size unequaIed, some
attaining the enormous size OF three
inches in diameter Four such ber-
ries would fill box and be crowded,
states d writer in American Cultiva-
tor. Color, bright red all the way
through, growing darker with age; Is
firm, good keeper and will ship well;
has n perfect blossom and holds its
size we'll through the season and re-
mains III bearing Il long time: picked
the first box June IS and the last one
July IS. The largest berries were
found in matted rows or beds, al
though the plants had received no ex-
ira culture.
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ruit ana
+ lowers
SPRAYING METHODS.
How the Business Is Conducted In
Large Way.

row the Business Is Conducted In
Large Way.
Ordinarily We find crude oil emul-
sion prepared by putting thirty or for
~ gallons of water in Il spraying tank:
then put i'll twelve or fifteen pounds Of
whale oil or other soap and boil until
the soap is dissolved: then pump fifty
gallons Of oil into the tank. keeping the
steam turned in all the time: then fill
the tank 10 200 gallons. keeping the
agitation going all the time We use
this emulsion one year and il not COM
paratiVely free from scale follow the
second year With sulphur and lime.
We removed tie upper story from our
thirty-year-0ld apple orchard. and now
find comparatively little difficulty in
reaching the tops Of the trees with the
spray. standing on an elevated plat
form on the wagon.
Sulphur and Lime.
We use sulphur and lime on our
peaches. pears and most varieties OF
plumS and prunes. In our various
orchards we have three. eight or ten
horsepower boilers with elevated watts
for cooking the sulphur and lime and
the emulsion and use four power and
two hand sprayerS. With these mod
ern means Of applying the remedies. is
it not surprising that hundreds and
thousands of acres of apple orchards
in western New York and Canada be
tween Hamilton and the Niagara river
are being abandoned: Iii many dis
tricts YOU have scarcely enough ap-
pies to supply home demand and can
ming factories. let alone any for eX
port There have always been great
fears among small fruit growers that
soon there would be an overprOduction
and no remunerative market. as in 1896.
This San Jose scale should allay all
fears on that score These untreated
scaly orchards are fit for the brush
pile in from two 10 five years, said
Willard HOSkins in Il paper read be
fore the Ontario Fruit Growers assO-
citation