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LEAVE NEW Union STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILApELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
logan. Diner. Pullman rsrlor.
500 500. Am. Diner and Pullman parlor Car
I'll On a. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 pm. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
s3.0o pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman. Chr.
- ~ pm. Coaches Ph'ladelphia.
800 pm. piner and Pullman Parlor.
% On nm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
s12 ~ pm. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. ZOO. 900. tli.oo an.
EVERY HorR on THE HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE.
WEEK DAYS I oa an - 500 PEP &C -
'a0 ta.so 1000. .iioo am. .I2.oo noon.
Il205. 100. sI.15. 900 saOo. "a 20. 40.
t4.N t44S 500 +503. $40. 400. $50.
t7.0O. 800. 1880. 1000. 1925. 'li.35 'i2oo
pm.
CHICAGO. st.22 s53o
CINCINNATI. ST. LOFTS and LOUlSVTLLE.
90. 10 q m .. .05 nm. 'ie.4 20 night.
CLEVELAND .al0 nm
rOTI-MRv-S $50 rim.
w ,M;I .SM g. 30 =, sm; So" a. I'm * m
FREDERICK. $50. 1910. ss.l5 an. $3.50.
Is ~. -. ~ nm
HAcFnsrOwN $40 am.. $500 nm.
~ On O. so $3.50 ard &c 90 r m.
snailv. tE~rcpt SUNDAY: tsundsv only
TELEPHONES At ell OF nh" FOLLOWING ticket
offices: i4r7 ST. wv. Main 1901 90 Perm
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FOR RENT-FLOYD E.
1910 Conn av NV. l5r,
3b, per ear.$l.1N.D
1851 K sw, Or. 1900
81 NJ sc. 6r. b,new 1850
424 TIN sw. fur d. $3.50
9i2 II NV. ar, b.. so
1927 Half sw. Ar. 1880
go 7th sw. 5r. ..15.W
36S n sw. Or. ..l3.J0
Z \ Sc, Or. 10. ~
1929 " J av Sc ,5r. b12.@
947 Md av sw. Or. 1900
1890 Union sw. Or. IL. ~
STA 6 sw, Or. 1900
1906 Del av sw Or. 1880
1855 LIST sw. Or. $50
1OS 9th sw. Or. b. $3.50
GO X sw, 9 floors. 1000
232 Fl NV. Or. $500
AL Sth sw.2fl.5r. b. 1850
1919 LIST WIFI. 6r. b23.0O
EOS 18th eyv. No 10.
4r, b. %. 80
1894 B sw. AZ. Or. b31 90
1902 Nj av sw, f.. 1850
TAT Park road NV. sr.
ami 30. 90
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1910 7th sw. sto. ut. 81. 10
4;D 9th sw Or. b. 22.D
49, y sw. Or. b. 1850
30J 10th sw. Or. b. $50
Thor.P.B rown,6l1 AZ st
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FOR RENT
1921 10th st. Sc: six rooms and bath: gas.
latrobe and range; new house; In good condi-
tion: rent. SIS 40 per mo.
ocl0-3t JOHN SCRIVENER. $40 Al st. NV.
TO LEFTY THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
f. O. SMITH PRES; LEE d. LATIMER. v.
PRES. 140s NEW YORK AVE.
1924 Mass. ave-. 1877, Obs. large attic.
cellar: comfortably furnished 49,. $40 20
2123 st. NV. Or. b.. steam heat. $500
1917 + st. NV. IA rms. and b.. furnace 90. 80
1895 VT. NV. IL r.. b.. front. side
and rear yards. good order. .......... 60 90
1918 st. NV. IL r. b.. furnace $500
1852 Calvert St. 10 =. b.. steam hit. $50
1920 18th st. NV. 1lr. 2h.. furnace. 500
1872. Col. I'd. Tor. aid h., furnace 1900
1870 Harvard st. NV. Or. b.. furnace. 1850
1921 18th NV. rooms and bath. 1000
1852 Monroe St, ar. and b.. furnace. $500
en-, Kenyon st. nv. new. Or. and b.. 27.50
1916 Oak St, Mt. Pleas, 6rms. and b.. 400
Goa Irving st. NV. new, 6r. and b.. 20. 80
c33 II he, r. b. rs COL 1882 Sc RIB. 20. 30
coo 10th ne. 0 r.b. 20 80 Conduit I'd. r..l6.00
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

35. The Wyoming. 3r
&5. The Marlborough Pr
35. -. %32 9th NV. hall
So. The Landmore. Ut
So. so. The Parkside. 3r
So. 30. Montgomery, ar
$3.50. The Landmore. 5r
So. 80. 1013 Goth NV. Or
$50. so. The Phoenix, Sr
$50. 80. III I'd NV. Or
$40. SO. .?6f6 18th nw.7r
$50. .14O5t. 14th NV, Or
$50. .34O4 nth nv. sto
$50. .432 9th NV, hall
500. sol D NV. Offices
$27. so. i765 W'l'd NV Or
k21 80 1874 Ingleside, Tor
$3.50. lilo N Fl av
nw, 6r
s25. 20. I2s3 Md av e.sr
&ch. 0.17f5 W'1'd NV .sr
&25. so. $40 Shepherd. 6r
$25.50. $40 10th NV. Or
S"3. 1927 French NV or
$25. -222S Decatur. 5r
sos. -. 800 9th NV. Or
s25. 3 NV. 6r
SIS. .S2d st. sta. dwg
S25. .539 Quincy NV, 7r
$3.50. 1929 y Cap. 6r
500. 30. .404 Shepherd, Or
500. 30. .111O 22d NV, Or
go" 5O.G21 Mass av e.Sr
So. 80. .4O4 Shepherd. 6r
S22. 30. 400 Wash NV, Or
s21. so. 1921 I'd Sc. Or
so. .56 r NV. Or
$50. .1OO2-O4 9th. shop
800. Tho Cumberland. 2r
$3.50. 1920 nth NV, Or
$3.50. .243l NJ NV. 5r
SIS. 30. 1919 9Th NV. Or
x1S. 1.-THE Terrace, 3r
SIS. 1884, 9Th NV. Or
80. 43S r l nv NV, Or
S16.5O. .412 N ] av nv, Or
$18. 80. LOIS I'd So, 1r
$1S. so. Ia X NV, Or
S15.. 500 9th NV, q
$14.O0. 1904 Sd NV
S11.M. -. $50 G. ne. Ar
$11.N. 22O8 Va av NV. II
$40. 40. 1922 l. nv. rear. Ar
$40. 10. 1922 Half sc, Or
$40. ........ IS NJ &c, 4r
So. 30. .4l3 5th Sc, 4r
81. 40. :. 1920 p NV, Ar
perty for rent send for
,ulletip.
NJ & HENSEY CO..
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FOR RENT
500 k.sto&dw. r4r$6S Hcl 1?24 10th NV Or 40. 30
JH6 : NV. s.. ~. 30 10 Md 13r. A. 40
ga Bryant .6r. - sol %16 +. nc. Or. 10. 30
4S2 sN. 6r IL sol 925 G. sw. Or. 20. 80
1222 | NJ. Or. IL. :0 1883 Md ne. Sr q. SO
l22 eth Ne. Sr 90 1927 Newton INV. 7r1G.00
so5 Fla ne. 5r. IL sol 3l4 18th sw. 5r. a. 90
zoos Rosedae Sri 40 1851 Morse me- Or. Is. 30
1925 sw Or. l3 20 RI 605 Girard. Ar. IL 90
20 Capt IvyCity 6rl2 90 11i Cent'lIveCy 6r10. 81
1893 34th NV. Ar 10 30 142 Prov. Ivy Cy Gr10. 10
i242 Noland sw. 5rs.01 IL Col ter.nw Ar. s. 80
1o?3 18th ne. 3r. so 1924 list sw. Ar. - so
:;39 nv, cr.... 800 40 N sw. 4r. 90
APARTMENTS.
30, 9Th NV. r..b.. Sd H.. r.. 4:h a.. 81. so
1903 y. Cap. H.. Cd A.. b.. hit. fur. .new % 80
lae5 =. Cap H.. Sd fl. b.. hi. fur. new j r. Is 50
4s3 9th NV. rooms 10. H. IL Sd floor 8 r.ls.oo
1918 y. J. ave. NV. back. r........... 1880
UNFCRNISHED ROOMS.
1923 9Th NV. I'd and Sd floors r. 1890
2Ia AZ NV. 3 front rms. Sd a.. r.......l 400
2I5 Al NV. rms. 4th a.. 3r.......-... 1000
433 9th NV. room Is 1 r.......-........ 900
403 Oakdale pl. NV. 3 r.. LIST A.. r...... $50
24oi SHOWS ct. NV. r................-. 800
STABLES.
Rear ins ST. NV, II stalls. Is. 90
Rear Oil st. NV. stalls. 90
Rear 40 NJ 81. n.W--- 500
\. s. CAYwOOD, 933 9th st. NV.
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RAILROADS.
SeaboardAirLime Railwa,

TICKET OFFICE, 1921 PENNA. AVE.
EOTICE.-Following schedule not guaranteed.
9:05 A.M.-DAILY-Florids Fast Mall sThrougb
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah and
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta. Dining cars.
7:3S I. NJ. DAILY-Year Round Limited Coaches
and Pullman to Savannah. jacksonville. Tampa.
Atlanta. birmingham, Memphis. Dining cars.
Il. Fl. STANSE1I, District Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-12

ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE,
Cor. 18th and SITS.
! apartment, $50
1 apartment $42.50.
I apartment $500
All modern improvements. with outside
posture. Apply SAMUEL TALBERT. Manager.
Jenifer building cor. 7fh and ID SITS. NV.
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FIVE ELEGANT. LARGE ROOMS AND TILED
bath apartments. all outside rooms: 18th and
East Capitol SITS: &l7.50: 18th and II SIS. s.w..
$15.23 70 S17.15. PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John
Marshall place. ocS-.f
SPECIAL BARGAIN-ATTRACTIvE. sunny
fiat: tr.. I'd A.; front and rear yards: excellent
furnace; rent reduced 10 $3.50 without heat;
$3.50 with heat. 1923 18th 81. NV: open.
ocs-st'
ONE MONTH FREE. ATTRACTIVE BROOM
flats: tst vacated; 1st door. 800 18th St ne:
LIST and I'd floors. 1169 q st. ne. Rent Just re-
dnced to $50 50. Open. oc9-7ts
THE Virginia 2l2o G ST. Nw.-APART-
meutg Of four rooms and bath: newly papered
and painted: rooms good size. light and airy:
$50. $3.50 and $35; see tanitor for inspection.
Apply to GEO. J. EASTERDAY. Ames bldg.
1410 G st. NV. Gc4-tf
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FOR RENT
1910 7th sto. DIV 90 Or Gal: NV store. ~ 90
1893 Q NV. Tor. b. 30 e. ~ ne. ar. b. % 80
1885 9th NV l0r. b. 81 - 80 Myrtle Or b. II so
1879 9Th NV Or b.. is Ii 800 18th 81. Jr. b. 80
1920 9th a ST. b30 so Sill 18th &c, Or rs. 90
SW cor 9th and ShAP- Rear l341 Girard NV.
ldan SITS. ....... 400 garage. .......... 90
3n. 1881 9th ar bI3O0 1O2s 13th se col. 10 80
Two apartments In the Fairfax. opposite bu-
reau engraving: 3 rooms ana bath. SD to $22 50
Apt, 722 10Th NV. Jr. and H.. heat furn'd. 10 %
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
oc6-tf S07 &; ST. NV.
FOR RENT-W. g. DUvALI. 722 nth NV.
12O nth NV BUSINESS LOG ALTON. $50 90
S13 LIST NV 8 r. and 2 b.. only. ....... 35 so
1927 9th NV, 2 r. and h. large rooms. 2S so
1920 9Th NV. I r., b.. upper portion. $500
1923 Pa ave. Sc G r., b.. yard. cellar. 20 35
1911, Pa. ave. Sc. ; r. b., fiat, I'd A.. II. so
400 o s.w. ) rooms, only. .............. 13 30
Ali sw.. : rooms, only. ............... $50
SO Defrees st. NV. 6 r.. b., col. ten. $50
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FOR RENT
1902 ST. s.w ST., ANIL. newly papered
and painted ........... ................. $40. 80
10o9l, Az sw, sto. Stable r.. 49, 80
6r.............. SCI so 459 q sw. Or, b.. 50
Store, 3,S 18th Is 10 to + sw. Or. 20. 30
Flat, Sd Fl. 81 eth 40 7th sw, Sr. b..2i so
sw. 5r. h. EDO $40 u sw. Or, b. so
3l3 9TH sw, Or. b. I'D ATS sw. 6r, w, 2.16.0O
f................ 22I 1906 II. sw. Or, ". II. 50
AT sw Tor. ami IN. 30 3n6 sw. Or. W. ..12. 80
749 7th &c. ST.. h. 1880 524 18th sw. 5r W. Is. so
1923 & sw. Sr. w. 80 1348 Cap. 6r, so
AT sw. Or. W.. 1880 1855 LIST sw, 6r w.10 so
703 eth sw or ~ so Stable r. 4;1 9Th sw. S 90
1Gs NJ SC, 5r W. 1870 pos Parker ne, Or,
1861 412 sw, Or. W. 2-50 w-.............12.5O
1927 Half sw. 5rw1O50 Store. 81 eth sw %. 90
9O7 list sw, Or, II 80 1897 1st sw. 2r. 80
e. H. PARKER co. Nncl.
Oc1O-3t 435 AZ st. s.w.
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FOR RENT

$OUO. Nv lSS.Iuf U
s.. The RocAambeau. |
ST.. fur
SIPS. 1925 2lst NV. lOr. |
fur
slc5. 1891 18th NV, 1877
&1&. The Marlborough .t,r
500. 1898 18Th NV. lar
500. 1925 oath NV. 12r
500. :. 1910 G. nv, Tor
500 4 $50. .1N7 18th
SIS. 1920 18th NV. 10r
SIS. .1I29 Q NV. Tor
SIS. .412 Pa av NV. sto
sG5. .54 F NV. Tor
Sos. The Marlborough. Or
&f5. The Milton. Or. fur |
&65. 1011 y Fl av nw.12r |
SEQ. so. 1924 1+th pw,11r
$eN. 1900 oath NV. Tor
SEQ. 1925 18th NV, 12r
S5. so. 1926 v NV. 12r
$50. 10. 1922 X NV. 11rl
$50. 65. 22l1 Wash cir.9r |
$50. 60. .1O16 ped NV. Or |
$50. The Milton. Or |
$50. .1244 nth NV. Tor
$40. ..3171 18th NV. Or
&5O.1743 KLINE NV, Tor
$50. 1912 18th NV. 13r |
$4a. 2a. 1921 X NV. 10r |
$45. Is. zoos Sth NV. 10r
S45. &. 1923 18th NV Or
$45. go. zoos N n av
NV. Tor
san. The Pehhletcn. Or
S45. The Victoria. sr
So. The Marlborough.3 r
S-....12c1 NJ NV. Sf
$40. Is. 1870 s NV. 11r
S42. 80. .7O5 9Th NV. Sr
$40. so. The Rrunsw'k.4r
A1 .OS. .S21 10th nv. Or
S-.473 Mo av NV, 16r
$40 65. lis + NV, l2r
$40 80. :. 1888 r NV, Or
$40. The Cambridge. 3r
$40. The Miller. 81
$40. The Marlborough. 3f
$40. The Milton. Or
$40. The Kensington, 6r
$40. Forest Glen. Md,12r
SS. 10. 1927 Ore av. Tor
So 30 The Landmore, 5r
2I so. The Phoenix, Or
$35. 60. zoos 22d NV, Or
For complete list Of prt
weekly
SWARTZELL, RHEF
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FOR RENT-1433 CLIFTON ST NV.
A very fine home: II rooms. 2 baths; hot
water heat; in excellent repair. See this at
once.
MOORE & HILL Inc, 1888 G st. NV
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FOR REN.-BY wrSCOTT 4 WILCOX.
1907 Penna ave-

FUit RENT-NO 1897 9Th ST. NV. 4 NEAT
and comfortable twostory brick house with
i've rooms. water and gas. Rent. SIS per mo.
SWARTZELI-. RHEEM L HENSEY CO.
6c1O-3t. eSu 12T 18th st NV
FOR RENT-HOUSES. SPECIAL.
Columbia Heights. Rents. $50 50 and SOS. 81.
1916 and 1920 18th Strictly nrst-
class location; close to 14th st. cars: modern
two-story bay-wndow bricks: d rooms and re-
ception practically seven rOoms): modern ba tn
rooms: cement cellar; furnace heat; spacious
parking and good yards.
:,tiIa. rent $50 50 1920 rent &2s 30
BELT. O'BRIEN co. Qnc), 1893 u NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-12

FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT; 20 ROOMS
and bath: suitable for a school boarding
house; 1885 18th st. NV, corner OF Irving st.
Rent, $65. CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT, 1921 N.
Y. ave $50 Oc10-St
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THE NAPLES
7iB 18th NV
Near all the departments; detached all
around: large side yard: In fne repair; cafe.
Telephone. elevator: everything arst-elass:
and rooms and bath: rents, $2250 to 436.
MOORE & HILL inc,
oc1O-3t. Asu 1893 G 1t. NV.
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Pioneer Bakery
2J7 sOUru FIRST sTREEr.
GENEROUS
WITH OTHER FELLOW


i.ho--lh. b.l 49, sIWf q sam.,
" l'IE1H. - a.F .. 90, tst |uI
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0"''0H 'f sIn j'r1t HHI.h "tII
t.'i "N.'H'r Hr ruJ h. l- wanted 900
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in stock and made t. order. i0wer
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed FB-
treIle Furniture Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-30

Nov OTT0aus, OCt- 9--C0IlOn
quiet mildIing 9 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-30

This is tl- certify that aI ~drarslsls
4r. a1Itha-l4.I ~ refund ,,4r money
tl Foley Honey aud IaF i4i. g. cure
FOUR cough Cold IL Shops the
cough. heals tas lungs and prevents
arloHs results ieou a. spIa. Cures ia
ls-rpo cough and pgegsuta u. 1Hpaii
and consumption. Contains Goo ppl-
ates. The genuine ia Oh "a yellow pack
age Eefus. substitute F.r sil. hE
d. #FETt".- Ct.
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FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Wall street.


No" hoiN' w -''--ioaaN $ oesoi-
tory fluctuations in prices Of stocks
were not a reflection Of any new de-
,aI~on,nonts ocfoott,a +ha faat.t3,,,i
properties u '"e general SITUATION Iot
there were no such developments of
apv Importance. Wall street is CON
corning Itself almost exclusively now
with tho probable course of stocks ms
. barometer of tho condition of the
eountr art II tho election has passro
The f~lnancial world ca1izes fn1Iy tbat
very large buylng of stocks has taken
Mace auG that successful devices have
bcon used in the courge of thesa oppr-
atiops to lift the level of nricos Tha
firm undertone of the market.
occasions serves to convince cyorvou.
of the stability and resources of tha
leading element in the nrceant market
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Farmers Will Fix the Price.

Fort Worth, Text is believed that a minimum price for the new crop of cotton will be fixed above 12 cents by the national convention of the Farmers Union, which meets here. Some of the leaders favor 15 cents and a compromise may result.
 The fight on the bucketshop will be renewed by a decision of the conven- tion. It is announced that a commit tee, including one farmer from each state will be maintained at the next Congress, in order to secure the en- actment of a law preventing telegraph and telephone lines from transmitting and newspapers from publishing what they term fictitious market quo tations.
 National President Charles s. Bar, rett of Georgia doubtless Wifi be elect ed for a third term.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Farm Hands Should Marry.

The man who works on farm for others makes mistake if he allows his twenty-fifth birthday to go by with out having a wife and bit of land of his own. If he has learned his job well he has provided for half the battle of farming, and if he has only few hundred dollars laid by it will do for a start. He can rent if he can not buy, but good improved little farms can be had on pretty easy terms these days. It's better to be your own boss and not depend on the whim of somebody above you for your job, And a man past 25 and still a batchet or is on the wrong track and is miss ing the best part of life.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
What to Teach the Boys.

A philosopher has said that true education to boys is to teach them what they should know when they become men,"
 1. To be true and to be genuine. No education is worth anything that does not include this.
 2. To be pure in thought, language and life-pure in mind and in body.
 3. To be unselfish. To care for the feelings and comforts of others. To be generous, noble and manly. This will include a genuine reverence for the aged and for things sacred.
 4. To be self-reliant and self-help. full, even from childhood. To be in. dustrious always, and self supporting at the earliest proper age. Teach them that all honest work in honor able, that an idle life of dependence on others is disgraceful.
 When boy has learned these four things. when he has made these ideas a part of the being-however poor, or however rich-he has learned the most important things he ought to know when he becomes man.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Yes, I've found the plan is buI
How Farmers Saved a Business
 House.

An interesting case where business house selling implements to farmers and receiving four and six months notes in payment, was saved early this year by the makers of these notes, came recently to the knowledge of the writer of this. That business house found itself without sufficient ready cash to meet it's maturing obli- gations, but was in possession of farm CTS notes varying from $100 to $500 and amounting to almost $44,000 all in all. The banks refused at that time to discount those notes received in payment for orders secured by adver Using. When the advertising agent of the firm called for the payment of his monthly bill he was surprised to receive an offer of four months note in payment of it, instead of the usual check with which the firm used to settle it's monthly advertising ac- count for number of years. The advertising agent suggested to the manager of that firm to appeal to the
  fore maturity, by offering them a dis count of per cent. This suggestion struck the manager as a splendid one with the result that within twenty four hours letter was mailed to the farmers whose notes the firm held de- scribng the conditions of the larger cities, the difficulty of getting even good notes discounted by banks and offering a discount of percent to all willing to take their notes up before maturity. Within one week every one of those notes but two amounting to $650, were redeemed by the farmers. The replies came in quicker than ex- pected Not only this, but number of farmers offered to buy more imple- ments for cash if acceptable terms could be offered. Only two farmers did not reply and the reason of it was, as was learned later, that they had gone with their wives to Cali fornia.
 This case shows what wealth the farming population has accumulated; how eager 1t is to take advantage or conditions and what market there is now for those seeking patronage for legitimate propositions by the right kind of advertising in desirable agri- cultural papers Journal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Justice to All.

Truth never contradicts itself. Neither does justice ever come into conflict with justice. Whatever condi. tions are just to the farmer can be no less than just to all men. No man is wronged. Right is right and wrongs no man" On the other hand, whatever is less than justice to the farmer is less than justice to all men who participate in the inequality less than justice even to the specula. tor and the capitalist, who wax fat of the farmers toll. It is true they do not object to the injustice-they like it-but it is fact that people who submit to wrong conditions do injus. tlce to their oppressors as well as to their children. What is more to the point is the thought that all honest men-all who want justice, no less, no more, whether farmer or laboring man, can join hands as brothers in manity's freedom. Moreover, one class unaided is not equal to the job-each needs the other Whatever is jus. tice for one is justice for the other. Injustice the same. No man liveth to himself-likewise no class. The farm. CT cannot achieve justice for himself without emancipating the world.-Na. tional Co-operator.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Piu Money in Waste Land.

The woven wire fence is revolu- tionizing the hog industry in the whole country, and when farmers learn to utilize every bit of waste land for pas ture for their hogs the herds will be healthy and the cost of production will be decreased many dollars. It won't do to allow the pigs to lie in the shade of the corn cribs or to allow them only a run of pasture. Feed litte corn all of the time that the pigs are running in the pasture. The grass grown pig does not appear so attrac- tive with his working clothes on, but when he is well developed and ready to be fitted he makes the pampered pets look like 30 cents. He makes fine appearance and is credit to his owner and feeder.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Would Unite Methodists.

Hannibal, Mo.-The Missouri con ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Monday adopted res olution taking a strong stand for un- ion of all Methodism. The commit tees report asks the Methodist church, south, to invite conference of representative of the three Metho- dist churches with reference to their union and also petitions the general suggestions for organic unity of the three churches under one government tai body or for territorial adjustment of the one Methodist church into two or more jurisdictional divisions.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Timely Hints on Farm Land.
The sign of the silo marks . Dra

The sign of the silo marks . pr0 gressive farmer every time.
 A case of ingrowing selfishness D worse than an ingrowing toe nail.
 I would not give cent for hen that will not sing-nor a man, either. Song and work go together.
 Sprayed the trees in May? Very good But Mir. Codding Moth ought to have another dose this month.
 Too much water and wet. mushy foods will not lay on fat. It takes the concentrated stuff to do that.
 The man who cannot kick the hired man harder than the hired man kicks the COW doesn't deserve the name of farmer.
 pasture this summer, but that is no reason for neglecting to SOW forage crops next year.
 August is just as good month in which to make new resolutions as January just so one makes them and sticks to them.
 This is the month in which hens nest closes up like Hetty Greens charity purse unless good shade and extra attention is provided.
 It takes courage to keep on raising sheep or hogs or anything else when prices show a weak backbone for a couple of years in succession. But the man who has the grit to stick to the business will win in the long run.
 Do not make the mistake of filling the silo with corn that is green. It sours quickly and has little feeding value. Wait till it is ripe.
 Eggs have lot of albumen in them. Skinned milk is rich in it, too. Put the two together and see if you do not think it would be sensible to feed more milk to your chicks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-03
Kills Self to Escape Work.

Chicago. Charles w. Lawson. finan. cial secretary to J. T. Harahan, presi, dent of the Illinois Central Railroad, jumped from the stairway of Benton Harbor with his body weighted and was drowned The drowning occurred Saturday, but the identity of the man was not learned until Monday Ac- cording to members of the family Lawson was run down by overwork and was suffering from high fever when he went away, to take an outing on the lake, as he explained.