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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
PRICES4yDRATESCP
Manufacturer Advance Market and
Railroads REiss Tariffs.
RISE WILL CONTINUE ALL FAIL
Railways Noa onIy BeSs1 Rhte~ bUI
Sc Int the Business Of >eILRE
LumDer In Cen peurBen
with Dealer.

F-U- me s1u-s comes --- E-n1uucs-
nsuI 70 v1clessl- lumDsr dealers q 0uE-B
Liar & ray u EurLEr- has penetrated -ls
Erast Lumbar CAMPS. AfIsr Ent uul-ls O.
lUV prices Llt UELu[au-E-erE aye nov
rsEcg o. s., ~ and lGks u5lct The prices
nave l=llr ta g. W End llars VII be an
UpEErd -andsuu al FAN H AZ Said AMI
ar advance 81 = la g per thousand -He-
has been E-E-n=a
zn8E the same time Abe ELuIluCBmEDI
cane -ne lumber dealers u- Omaha rt-
ce-vrt uolre llE- me Ea--- ~ L-ErlE
mad departed from -le rE-rIEa traffic
ufEreE -asl IS -Is sunlight pFue-rH-=6 -ae
deep furts-s % -h= s-E-l Eu- reached -l-
luulne~ CAMPS Tu-HlEy Tire -a--E Oh Jun
Der from southern plr-E O.. omaha In
coin EuL Lies Al-uaE VII al l-UEucec g.
pei car on BJUt o. Llt lines ana Two
weeks lz-F- TIE other INES W. pm in -ls
sane lH~fr. WIN The advance CT 81 per
ear on TIE ErelElr rate Ln= lumber dealers
aE-tmE-s -La- -ls yellow pine price LAS
managed 40 advance In pa- nBusEud fse-
~ --I dEgE
AaH-lEr vlurEl-- LAS been received
which HEE n-apened the ElEd- IN the lln-
u- offices II & 6rE--t q LrEuess seldom
cuuEI=l IN the great pine fl-es-E uT The
E1l-- Iesiat -hs EdTEucf MADE r r=EI-
rates IRE railroads have been u1ls-lr
prices IN another VII They are buying
humber They are cautious a51ut IT, but
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
COMMON SENSE

LNAeF mosi MseIliEeni pssple - use o1fF
8s4ieinea 0f EDSxh cumpasi1aA- There
suss Il b that Dr PSerces uadiclneA the
uAks@lH Nti1h przni svsy i~ngre1iezf
er14rtnF lao then upon The h0gtls WHIP
parB and ar1HE rs g1rrsctnesE Hnoer os1h.
Az eEifF ENs4ng n fETuF. The eun-
posiEun q RlFieruss medicines Is open
% eTeryhuayNDF. Pierce hellE eesirpus
az hEviug III ZESrS-Ett "a IEEesLIEl
EGE Elrnec fuily upon his formEfE benz
e1nk6s1T tfEI ma 49, 20 EE1Ea
0ke DeelcaQe2 n1gl - z9E
ULhs-EsAicluIEk mgr4 &tcE
- BeinE WbslF Dk6e g the Active
G4JrnGl principles e~xtrbctst trun IA
I've fassa rszsA by sEkn processes
artrinE with Dr. Pierce and Wifh1ut tbs
uss q q er1p q klsaho- t~riPlerstDeo And
chsmicHIy pas Eyngtns batng usso IN
ktHEt IN ~eTf-Br1snE and preserving TIE
rurE1ire virrnes residing N the oo1
euEiDFed these Dscicinss are entirely
fnas from the oh1s1uu1 q a1tlE harm
~ crsE1inE Al HFFsuts tE etbsr a.
rehoEr herernEE a. kant . forming
eruuL EEuins 1be surnElA On =
hartis WIuzaa-ths sEDs Is sworn - ~
- PF.rae End va VII find 1hEf Ia
neol5en Nsdiunl uisc0EsrE,' = great
I.NAA-AALLAA -
r.rulEiar-ahs nadirins which Nh1s nj
rucnuma16sd - " nuusU1Pnm n IA
saE1nasd E18Fss M mscictus VI oothHp
sen ass cEx AZ Ehoss G1rArrHL nun1E
uaus q haAE and Ehr1Hl veal FsunArA
turE liver ana hra1rhiL Uu1bleA weak
UnrE AZ NEnF-ancuuEhA W1lc1 u naE-
I'D ~ Baby usEasd lead - @ And
fun1iv rErmtuEts n cunEuUpuuG
Tnke ths "GOiaHn Madich DlAuOEzrT'
} a RzaF and u n nuf lkey - 1lsEPPolnf
rM n 0nlF EuE give Il . oaqrOuPA 2
talr UiAE nuEI expect ElrkrlaA n
wurn dr supsrnElEr2l rhiugA Ion uUH
ezaruiss F1EI mEennt and peEseN&rt n -
va flr q Hnr1 a Lns
~ fll ha1afA Ths tlEa0sUu q Nhlck
Dr. FaruEt mediriueE are GNupuscc nFe
r1e ulauuLnbac embarrassment q kcur1f a
medirlI iaEaart-oef1er GEn H1y Em1uLi
M. O. D1H-urufezH0u1L BsUmurihlA
LhFT Ers nW given AgAF = D. sIfEr
mrraad Wfah hUf are sud ~ A. oah1e1 n
Hseiciaa a raAAoG4oA Hac&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
GATHERING or BIG FAMILY
HeUntUn Of en- Occasion
Of of Young
SHBHn's Engagement

There Was q EE1nErtnE q Lnt kElEElI-
BkyE al zG Parker street Sunday zseuiLE
The occasion was tns Er-oUucBmHur IL
M and Mrs SAN Fi-ksus-eir En5 tEulr
o. Lhs engagement q tae-r ~dEUEL-Er. Eva
G. 70 Joseph Gdels1n Thuss presert were
M ana Mrs n kElEku1sky and family.
NJ and Mrs. I EulEEutEEy ana family N
and ErE P EUlEEutsEv and family. NJ
and Mrs A z kulEkUeEE and family
Mr Enc Ms Morris KuIEKu1sv En6 lam
DT M and MrE Joseph EulEEl-EKy EI5
family and M and Nh 5 KuIEk1tEEy
ana family Besides Lbt ElEE3-HkyE -lErl
were M and Mrs AdelsJn ans family
M EnE Ms. Ra-hEugp and family. J a
Gross sam ksplEn- EE-ry EiEautzu- L
FDer Mss sara BEIkHr. J ~IsEbcE1--y
EE5h GrodinaEy REhhl Er1ssuEn ana
REah BIErns1I- NJ Gr1EsnEn M and
M-E RzmunaE and FANNY. M and Ms
4 SulaEle and Euly- NJ II LEnde. Ma
EBrhs- Ah-EmE NJ. ant ErB 5uEa-mEu
AND family, M and Ms ? Levine ana
FANNY Ny and GrE Il ME-Es ana tzmly
Barney EEr-lE and Miss Irene Harris
ArE. J G1-dsI- Miss Gurduu and Mss Jeu-
me Gordon. NJ and Mrs. J. Ban EJ-huu-
fanny 4 spaaElt M and Ms J Pink
stem and trIu ON Of lUwu Mrs : Bern
s-sin @. CuUncL Bluffs and Mlsf Della
ALtar, MrE y 6 Ly1- ana T. Hrs q
GanE5od ia The evening was very en-
3oyEbH E9eu-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

A 1EruCE- game q base bal 4 -Eks-
u@ un slsighr-uf-hEnd performance, En
sKueIsu- ExhihInuI n bag punching sumo
clever clug dancing ana Euy number q
cEllEE songs ana new WiruCKns--hesa
and other ECLf compose The III 1ur Lns
opening week al NE OruhHUn The nj
begins viii -hs sEiL-u bag punching 70
ErIit EDr-E and dancing by Mildred P1ruK
70 lus EymnEs- the bag punching EGt Ep-
paEIE strongly Henry Give, assisted ny
Ma MEksr then comes Oh rns bosrot
WIN us EleiEm-1f-hEn1 performances
The Han MCALhE1sr c0mpsny then gives 8
clever 1ne-EI episode woven around q
El WIS suuErsd me bachelor APARTMENTS
u q 1eh New EurEsr II The middle u
the nIEnl N search q a srury fur a news
PEI.
Two eccen-ll dEncIuE performances are
rhuEs ~ Black and Jenes ana ny Ray
mun5 and CErerly BLACK and Jones vEry
Lb=ir dancing b- rg songs. while q heated
argument Between The partners EEEmand
and Cavern causes m1rh Laughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
Personal PARAGRAPHS

Eun=rLuIende-- " NJ Davidson a. TIE
CIV schools returned Monday ron RS
rh-sf weeks VEcEuun EpEE a. 4 Euurmer
reBurr On the EnurE q LEkE M1LEiEEu- He
sETE ne Lac at EL1uTEhls TEEE-Ilu an 4
Eu1e resi- ana 10 IN EhEus -u- -lF uuEuIUE
q scnnul uEE WeHk The EuT@rU-sndEU-
upun M reIEru found man rhIuEE n--IEg
Erleuuu- and LAS - much &c d. LEHr ne
hErlE EnuWE where 70 BEGIN rrE- Mrs
and Mss Davidson vi return later b. lhs
WeEk
Fruf Charles o EugNIEE Ia cIruu-iE-
alner, and Ms CrgNlaE returned MlntHy
morning rrum 3 We-E = TRIP L1ruuEf Inc
1A AuN ELuus uErk LnfE mlsH=c me WFuit-
SAFE lErWEg uuo6rleE ~ GlE 10 GErE
having uAEs-1 over he sane rTu1e rEE=r
~ the Stages winch NETs h@dc u q W==E
~ ~ lt@ luns n-EENETuEn- III Hur
ArE EruRlEF NerE uLT UNHurF mLaH fruu
Lhe SEN q lie runhe-leE when -nH ruuF
ptacs uu cc Dm HErI - EHrr UuI rnaF
EEE EH1I lnE parE EErLuN EuEaHG Eh= rEn-
NEIUEH IT. Ezs4T EErE rrEr n an
Ara CrgEiE AluEsd La @ @zusag
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
NAN CUTS WIFE WITH RAZOR
UnAhls - En-ed Re-eoHeGItsuisn- He
BeEdns OSrftAE, kuH She Es-
oHPes FalAI In5urg-

N . GHclEE q caiurst c-EHn EhD ives
a. EuE Eurr E--eEL ~ Used 10 heture he
WEE EspErarsC from IN size. urieE EUndEr
mEE 11 EffacI a reconciliation e. EE
home. buL ElrnuuEh De rELE-d un1l Eflur
midniEnL Mrs GEEFy refuses 30 hsten.
FnAlE. e. 1L Enn1ET mUrEluE lie d-eW
4 rEzur ana proresd-d a. puulsh Ia furms-
spouse He cut har Ebnu Lhs nHrk Eud
~snBuiderE n a number q places hu nuns
q the E8unas WAS usrv 6esE ans shs 4
IN Do dEuEsr ~Ecrurdtng O. Dr Euznn
Ehs duess=d her m1uri-E GEdlsE rEr
ExEg. mn lErsr EupeEred At M police sA-
Bsn Eu1 save htmsa1 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
STUNT FOR FLET WETER RATE
EEl-r sufr re En1Ofn Boz-d AEHfnsr
MEkiuE SHddnE sale ef
E=reA

Er1sE STUN began SIN IN Gsrrlct uaar1
MundEv EHHrnbuu 10 restrain lns Omaha
WE-s- b5srd tr1E putting ir-o force q
sliding s.liE ~ WE-sr rE-sE running frru
g cents per -8a6 gallons t1- rHlr1zds =
= cents psr -Dsa gallons f1T small cen
sUUs-E
IN MS pellau winch Was tlez - John
Co Et-Hsr hs asserts 81 Goes MOI e8E tie
company any more 10 deLvar WE-er 70
-na EuEL consume than b. ores -U rha
rL-ruEas Eue I1e wsIer rate ought T. De
& r-1 enc Jar at runsUsna-s TIE case
VII Ice heard ry JucEf Kennedy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

Harmony
Primary
Ticket
For Douglas County

For C0REress-ChGrles L Saunders
Fer state Sensf0rs-We slsF p AZ
Kiuk Z C McGEton. y. P. swanson
For state Representatives. {
Barnes. :. ?. DRuEberry. Ed. Leader,
Joseph kourEky, = 8 Tucker, ND 7.
wEgpich. Geo. Z TUrEuglon, A r
Harvey. Dave / ShEuDRhEn-
Fer CoEury Arturney-T a HoIliE-
ter.
For C01BEy COroDeF-NOts for z
! A Jackson. WINS c Crosby, G
H Brewer
FoT CLsunry COmmiss50Rer-ThtTd
Dsrrict-JEDes walsh
F0r County Commissa0neF-Ftfth
DEtrlct-Ge0. D klcS-
Fer Water BoNrd-ChErles Unit
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
For State Superintendent

James z DeLEel Superintendent Lexington CT Schools CEodbnEts TO-
SupernrsDdart al tie Republican Prnaris Beng endorsed ~ many
Of The laEdng eduanrs o. he STATE EBo BY the republican leaders Of many
counties Of Nebraska AID BY newspapers II al sections q The state Republican
voters yuur support Is respectfully solicited
"sUpe-IIsn6ert Of Schools for fifteen years member Of Board q EdDA-
DcI Of the STATE Normal School Of Neb-EsEa for the past five years associated
with the several educational movements Of the STATE. place James Z Dsssn
before IL voters q TIE STATE q 3 most suitable candidate"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

Eugene ware E-aE- C-eclur e
san 3 and L. Euhs- lucl. o. M
Bird lhHH1s- TIE cas-
susa BaHunEsn a yuunE F-snct cam
uED - RaIEL CuUrlEuET
And-sw NsTtyish 3 sousgs ss-s
F-laass Pms
BsuEs ls G-tnd 3 Hahsur BRr Tr1ds-
tut nu--hwes-s-r -umHd
Sbr-ldE- Ei1uE
wIhtn McDansld ar Ams-i.En snF
George Hrrtiu. IS assirtnrt
w-uiEu E1ss1
LiEtsn. / Julss Bssuhsn. what al
Sd E1 10 FuU- EEr thai The WuE Is
JuH The Eu-- . PLAY that Eps wa Re
Simple enough IL is LHls. ana The same
materials from ne huEr hEur-f - msz
might Ert-BC1 NJ sr-suunn 81 al. save per
hEpE from rnuEs whr are mnsuIE1sT r1n-
osrnsd IL rs Gciun. u ~ sh1u1 rWp nH-
and q Cir One. az AmericBn enrlnee-
WErs her fu- q uIrrntnE and -ns other
e F-snrh CEnsdiHn. for us vlfs Tns f-F1
nan has Used ne hEE-HHt- z ths second
tu~ q IlEylninE. merely ar tnciosut 1hH
volic nave Led &c q E1inE Eryh1v Tbs
U-hs- men n The uiEr are tns r-TH fs1hs-
whose long LIE n lns suIiuuds uf ne nu-th
woodE hHs unbalanced hE mind me hall
breed rslEinsr o. ia rou1E French Cana
- - q aA-AE AAA al nv E-AHAaa ~
he snsaDee- from TIE Tinted s-slek. wnu
L. building q rHilrohd iu1o The mls-iur q
ln= norm End WhU SEEKS EmuEeulHut by
undertaking. 70 rUn The Only CIR he ENDS
there And the setting b. the forest p-im-
svEl The events Are lnIrss - one cav.
IN ne forenoon q that dHy Mcdonald
boasts q ms canuueE-E ana Details 70
Bssuoien how he unct Won the iuve 81 8
baEuriful Erl q IhH nurtt and lei her
v hen shs became inslstau- Oh marriage
IN the afternoon MrDluHld bargains VIII
HldUE 1Hthur 10 1Eks the EIl away bui
hsr heErr has spoken. E-6 knows lhHI u y
Besuhisn she Iupes. and lbEy fee r.
EHLher II Lhs early evening o. Lhs DsEu1-
fu Indian summer GAY. ~ LnE Eos q 3
riru-. whose vHs1 along is hanks ana
RAPID dEEn1ur over n rocks nat check
rs course H Lhs uulr SOUND. save the howl
iuE q the Wuf pack the woods glorious
= -hsr Eu1uun foliage. and al the SUI
rBuuctnrs telling q mature = peace ne TWO
mHn clinch b. tns dErknaE ans hCm to The
5aErh. Il s 3 tense Struggle, no sound save
the stirring q the 1HnHn leaves n Luatr
feet breaking the sdDnssE q the night
An5 then they far tnEeIhs- n EruHn- Eno
uns hRIf rises. strikes q march and the tBce
q jules Is shown Making SIRE LhEt M
Donald IL dsRd the victor picks u me
rl-ls tns vEnuuished souEE- II VAN 70 STAY
hin with and aEDaos Gown the river u his
/ couuE1iuns. Vho answer him
M Walter has handed ms mB1H-iHl
mos effsuEvsy ana gives 10 ms Fury n
fu-sras- -nEt II ElwETE tense bU- nEvsr
ru-Eid making il eloquent In rs simple
ur. Ane x IL beng rni6 ~ Eu sEcelsut
F company LhEt has, with 1nE exception q
Mis- EinE. been Together from the be
ginning TfIE naturally e Al ~BdvEurEEs
M. CuurrsnHE NJ. Haze End M Block
give remarkably Clever pu-rrEFRK q char
scts- II thar separate roles wnts NJ
F1nclsr makes MS ps-1 stand Du1 IN
msusely strong Id. EuBel Is very Eono
Hna Miss RIng Is splendid IN the psr1 d
H1dE
Il NAs mt 8 very large audience Lhsl
attended the opening performance. but 7
WIS mnst surhusiEErc, as e CAL 1ur Inc
ompEny Errsr ths 1fnRl cu-uEtn Er1sslA
Tns engagement lasts II after "Wednesday
iEh1. with 4 1nEuinss On "Wednesday
afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
=, c. BEST

Who l. a candidate for the legs
lature second term Il capable
and known for has integrity. Be
cause he voted f. the &c rate
bin. terminal taxation bill. which
makes the railroads pay over
100000 4 year II Jns1 taxes and
supported and voted for other
good measures the corporations
are against him
Mr.. Voter. 90 10 the republican
primaries and vote for this
Young man. who voted for your
interests II the last legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

PRINCETON. Ind AUE N-TtrEl ana
LuuiE young Sons a. ThumEE Lewis were
aruRnsd IN Whine river, near HEze-lun this
rauurr- TINS muruiuE They had Euns II
win three companions and EB-
then deg-h Thar bodies were re-
severed rvs hours iE-E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

Spans

~ the stomach lrvsE -urpHr. lEns nsrE
anl V.EE Edu=yE are gverc1us ~ Uec-
--le B-erE EuBrEureed SIR Bsaran
Drug 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

o. bruises by a tsl EppE Bullsn A.
Iirs sElve- Cures burns wounds s1-sF
cessna pies Guaranteed &- BaE-D1
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
IN. Royal Cser~ At IN. KruE-

The Royal CGsf" At the hruE
barney street before and after Ihs the
H1sr performances sunday evening vas a
Ve-ttkhle show street with the hundreds
q people that Epcked 70 ths various
-plEyhuusek ana "Ths Royal Cher al The
King -susived lis share II Lns crowd
II spite Il The previous run % The pecs
IN Omaha and Other GDes. sTsry1IIlE
seemed fresh and sparkling and Lns pr1n-
cipEls I'd the little musical farce ws-s
0vtrW trying % satisfy lne ED1-
Euus. winch demanded recall EfIsr -
cal WE1iEn Z Con}sy presents Ihs
PAL q The CbcEED-OUIUuE brswsr-rhst
VIII a. tn necessary LIE and nonsense,
and the Others n he Cast and chorus
sdc 70 the entertainment with 3 variety
q song canoe And costume Julia Cur
uss Introduced & few crsd1rEhls milB-
DunE q Eddis TOY. Anna He'd End
others winch Won q generous applause.
and The SpIrlI uf "a" q life uEblsEU Il
The famous painting u that uEme Was
recalled EEE1r and EEEll a. the ciuss q
the second ACT Almost every Solo mace
8 III Win the pErgDs-. hAlruuy End AL
lsry, and -nE peanut boys in TIE ialIsr
were especially spTrsaE-Rs q me
'brn-sr' and solder and SAILOR Enu-ussE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

h usinE the various department. q The
Bee Want Al Pages you ct eest RESINS
Al BEAST expense
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

The fHcr mas leaked OFT Prom inns Ihs
iuuhsrnsn have uEAsr Their Cus ant have
dvE1ued tns- pSiceE Railroad buying
means AZ Increased aznEn6 and al ID
araused demHnd means Increased prices.
one Orher Reason
Il is SAG there is Enuner reason fu-
prices HtvEncl1E The manufacturers De-
clare lheT cE-nuI secure freIE-I cars 4
car snu--EEs ruutrou-s the lumber dgziers
about rvlrs . vsEr.
-'h. Dealers believe The car shortage ms
far WI bs more SERIOUS THAN lEs- vsEr-
BE-- = W-Erl o. the Three Lakes LINZ
Der ruupE-T Is authority for the stats
inert thar a. Fs- cent q the carr which
could De used for 81 qu-uE Iuuber are nov
n railroad repair EnuuE and the ~IndHpend-
ar-E sh1pF e ouEhE here MOI ysI baan
arersL
VIM AT these things hEppsuina 10 The
lumber deLlHrE. Lnrss n Omaha Are e-Euk
-- acvlss cluEunerE 70 % II nov L -hsE
intend rUv-DE luuner. or -nFF mET have ~
-f-u-r % zalhe houses WIN -nE1ched rsufE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
ALFRED c., KENNEDY
CANDIDATE
FOR RI. ELECTION
BOARD q EDUCATION
PRIMARIES SEPT. l
uscIItH EGV. }
To the
Democratic
Voters
of Omaha

Through sn error II! name
was omitted from the sample
ballet sent out today by the Per
sonal Rights League. / therefore
announce that ! stand for
straight progress, liberty and
regulation no prohibition nor
county option l therefore ask
ny friends TO support me-.
John A. Gentleman
Democratic Nominee for
COUNTY CORONER
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
WnIiHns-KInIey.

The marriage q Miss Bertha N kinney
and NJ. Leonard y. Williams WIS
EulHnutssd Sunday evening al rhs home o
the h-ide'E parents. 1Ss DodEs street Rsv
N O. Mclaughlin o. the Firs1 United
B-e-h-sn church u1ficiH1ed NJ Hn6 Mrs.
Lsuun-6 Williams VII raslds in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01

EauEs ls Grand q EudHun BAY III
and weE-s- --uHd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-01
AT the Theaters


~ EurCna WE1-E- EuaE- E-ec-iur e
san g Enf LeH EEns- lncI. o. M
HrTe -hHE-s- TIE as
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
UPPER SASH IS DROPPED.

window consisting of two twelve light
sashes. The windows are arranged to
slide up and down as III an ordinary
dwelling, special care being exercised
to have them move freely in order that
they may he opened at any time re-
gardless of weather conditions. I'm
less this point is considered the Win
dows are very apt to become frozen in
on the arrival of cold weather, and it
becomes difficult to open them; hence
the ventilation is frequently neglected.
During the past winter one window in
each pen was arranged as shown in
the cut. the upper sash being dropped
to the window sill and the opening
thus made covered with piece of
eight ounce duck, the latter being tack
ed to the upper bar Of the lower sash
and to the sides and top of the window
frame In extreme cold weather the
lower sash is slipped up to the top of
the window, thus effectnally closing
it. This method proved to be very sat
isfactory, the house being unusually
dry and the birds appearing to be in
excellent health.
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
.hihernation Of Boil WeeviIs.

1t has been often noticed that in
wooded country boil weevils appear
first in spring along the borders o:
fields next to the woods and gradually
work inward from the edges sc that
1t seems probable that in a wooded
country most of them hibernate in
woodland. Around outbuildings and
barns also are found favorable places.
as there are always more or less rub
bish and protection in such situations.
In 1908 more than five times as many
weevils were found in piece of cot
ton near the Texas State college barn,
where cotton had been grown the pre-
vious year, than were found in any
other locality In that neighborhood. 1t
Is also noticeable that weevils are al
ways more numerous near gins than
at a distance from them. Unfortunate.
tly where much rubbish and grass are
present and where the soil remains
loose and Is not packed by rains large
numbers Of the weeylls winter In the
cotton fields
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
THE FARM HORSE.
Errors In Care During the Season OF
Light Work.

Errors In Care During the Season Of
Light Work.
With a great many farmers the win
ter season is one of comparative rest
for, the farm horse. OF course there
are farmers who make it a point of
keeping the team busy all winter, but
even with these the work is not what
It is in the other seasons. During the
cold weather there is generally more
or less teaming, such as hauling wood.
ice, ETC., but the work is not regular.
Then in grain and hay growing Sec
tions there is considerable team work
to be done in getting this produce to
market, and there is other work for
which team is required, but with all
this the horse is not called on to do
anything like what he has to in spring
and summer.
Winter Feeding.
But while the work for the average
farm horse is not nearly as hard In
winter as in other seasons, a time of
comparative idleness is by no means
the most agreeable to him or the best
for his health On the contrary, he is
exposed to various ills from which be
does not suffer during the season OF
hard but regular work. One Of these
ills is irregular and careless feeding
During the spring and summer. when
the horse is working hard, he is regu-
larly fed certain amount of grain and
a reasonable quantity Of hay. In win
ter the grain ration Is cut down and
the hay is increased. Some farmers
make the mistake of feeding great
quantity of coarse fodder through the
winter to the detriment of the animal's
health. Others stuff their horses with
hay until they are entirely out of condi-
.tion for any kind of use. Probably in
nine cases out of ten the heaves are
brought Oh by the injurious method OF
feeding horses in winter.
Watering the Work Horse.
Another mistake is the manner in
which the work horse is supplied with
water. Often the water is offered the
horse when he wants to eat rather
than drink, and because he refuses no
more is given him until the next regu-
lar time for watering. By this time
he has become very thirsty and drinks
too much, says writer in Country
Gentleman. And in freezing cold
weather how many warm or take the
chill off the water before giving it to
the horse?
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
cuttinu Back Trees.

In highly interesting experiments at
the Woburn (England) experimental
fruit farm in cutting hack apple trees
when planted the ultimate result was
found to be that trees not cut back
until the end of the first year contin-
ued to form wood in subsequent years.
and the crop borne by them during the
first ten years was only one-third Of
that borne by those which were cut
back when planted.
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
Winter Hay.

There should be no difficulty any
where in the south in getting winter
hay crop that would yield one ton per
acre. to be followed by a summer crop.
of cowpeas that would yield from one
to two tons per acre Considering the
price of hay III the south and the con-
siderable income from hay farm, the
cost of the necessary equipment is not
too large.-Harman Benton.
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
Cotton as . Surplus crop.

High priced cotton does not help the
all cotton farmer, for the price Of ey-5s
erything else rises at the same tii:ln.
The man who raises cotton as a sur
plus crop makes net money when cot
ton goes to good prices.-Texas Farm
and Ranch. Fl. s5
The Washburn leader., 1908-01-31
POULTRY PENS.
Satisfactory Ventilation Secured by
Duck Covered Openings.

Duck Covered Openings.
In giving a description of New
York poultry house. which contains II
number of pens, G. Arthur Bell writes
of the system of ventilation in use as
follows: Several of the partitions in
the house are boarded up solidly from
floor to ceiling to prevent the drafts
which are so likely to be found in long
houses.
In the front or south side Of each
pen are placed two windows, each
, 1908-05-06
Translation
Publication.

TT is hereby made known that q balance Of
IL interest amounting to $40 Fro. will be on
hand for distribution on the 26th of May &C.
from their Majesties King Christian the
Ninth and Queen Louise's Golden Wedding
Memorial Fund for the benefit of worthy
INDECENT persons in st. Croix.
Applications, containing the requisite in
formation and duly certified to be forwarded
TO the Government of the Danish West
India Islands within the 18th of May a.c.
Government Secretary's Office. st. Croix
she 27tb OF April 1908.
BAUMANN.
actg.
, 1908-05-06
Bekendtgore1se

DET bekjendtgores herved, at der af
- Deres Majesteter Kong Christian den
Niende og Drowning Louises Guldbryllups-
Ngat til Fordel for verdige Traengende paa
st. Croix vii vfere ct Rentebelob af $40 Flc.
til UddeliDg den 26de Mai d. A.
Andragender indeholdende de fornodne
og behorigt konstaterede Oplysninger vile
we're at indsende til Gouvernementet for de
dansk vestindiske Der, linden 18de Mai d. A.
Gouvernements-Sekretariatet St, Croix,
den 27de April 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-05-06
Translation.
publication.

= + is hereby made known that Govern
& ment has authorized Sergeant Major NJ.
CHRISTENSEN of the Gendarmery Corps
to act professionally as Police Sergeant at
Kings Hill Station from the 25th instant.
Government Secretary's Office, the 28th of
April 1908,
BAUMANN.
dct9.
, 1908-05-06
ekenotgoreIse

NET b~ekendtgores herved at Gouverne.
- mentet har constitueret Oversergent nj
Gendarmerikorpset NJ. CHRISTENSEN til
ira 25de DIS. at regne indtil videre at fun
gere som Overbetjeut paa Kingshill.
Gouvernements Sekretariatet, St. Croix, den
ASIDE April 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-05-06
BUDGET
BUDGET

for Communen St. Croix for Fnantsaret for the Municipality Of St Cmx for the
fra 1ste April 1908 til Site Marts Financial Year from the lt April 1908 to
1909 the 31st March 1909