davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1909-06-02
Columbia 1Ol.

base on balls-On Buckley. 2. Struck out-By
Buckley, g.; by Wilhide, g. Two-base hits
Harding Buckley Walsh Stolen bases-Julian,
Shields Mccarthy, Walsh Waple. Buckley. Hit
by pitcher-By Buckley. 1. Umpre-Mr. Myers.
Time Of game-1 hour and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-02
ian, L. Russo. on strikes. He famed
inc during the cnurse Of the game

Billy Marceron led with the stick, get
ting a trio of singles. but had an off day
in the field. He pulled down but one
Of the three flies hit into his territory.
Haas put up a good exhibition in right
for St Paul. He gathered in three hard
chances.
Following is the official score Of the
Evening star., 1909-06-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.

Game today-Peck VS.. Bethany. at 18th and
u streets northeast, at $50.
Evening star., 1909-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.

Today's Games.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Boston
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1909-06-02
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Interior Wins Easily.

Games today-Agricuiture VS.. War and Treas
ury VS., Navy.
Evening star., 1909-06-02

jump pulled it down with his left hand.
1t probably saved a home run. as the
white-haired boy can go some in getting
around the bases. In the same inning
Conroy hit the ball farther out than
Engle, but the Yankee left fielder kept
on going, and just as the ball was sail
ing over his head pulled it in. Engle
was about dozen yards from the score
board when he caught the ball.
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A Strong Letter Corce,wixg Pe-,w.ua
Ringing Testimonials From
Young Men,
4els-k- 81 lfk
Unsolicited EvIdenceaS to the
n Merits Of Pe-ru-nA
From the North, South, East
and West, het

MI, Herman 81 Boutilier, Port Gals.
donla, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, wrllcsi
81 cannot express too highly the
great benefit havt received from yot4
medicine, Peruna. Al hrst was skep-
tical a. 70 your medicine, but now aA
perfectly satisfied ar 70 tho results
have obtained.
"I am thankful 20 say that feel IS
wei as ever DID. The pimples liay9
oil gone from my face. Manailn hes
cured the constipation and pcruna ilaa
cured the caiarrh"
stomach and Liver.
Mr.. Joe Schreiber, p5i Third ST., Mil.
wnukee, Wis, writes:
81 have suffered greatly with slomseh
and liver troubles, nv complexion ak
one time was very aaIlow, my appeHfn
and digestion very bsd, my stomach
weak, and suffered from nausea after
eating.
"a personal friend recommended
your wonderful discovery, Pcruna, ais
/ am under obligations to hin for rec-
ommendlng u 10 me, ard under greater
obligations TO you for having placed
ouch valuable medicineon The markca
] unhesilailDgiy recommend IS 20 my
friends, whomay besimilarly aillicted@
To-Day Well and Hearty
Mr. Robert r., Klessel, pennsvliles
N. j. writesl
al feel better than didin my life.
am well and hearty man. Peru
ma helped TO get my health whore itl5
to-day, and II " were not for pcruna /
would he III tho asIno boat that wae
last summer.
~ took several bottles cf peruDa. Rua
| if had taken Il IN the ilrst place !
would have saved several dollars, ne
sides the time / lost, witch was over
alxleon weeks,
~ can say That Dr, Hnrtman's perunz
saved my me. / can recommend PEI
runa 10 any one by the experiences
baye had with it.n
A Good Word for pe.ru-na.
Mr.. j. g. Moore, Box l52I, pclARrs
q. q, writes aItiswsh muca pleasure
that can apeak o gooa word Tor your
wonderful reaiSdy, peruna.
HAs | have been permanently cures
1t calaffh by suse, il has been woffh
thousands OF doIiars 70 nIes wish
sou III saccessi In y0@f woTlf.
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as Il Is aalnR #asnel noN Faas this
blll. sr0le James O Blaine. TO Rep
esentatNe Mckinley then chairman
& the Mouse ways and means SsMmit
tee "snd ln 1889 .hae VIII not be 9
.asn in sll tie party 70 begEged as
10 aocer, ga0f nomination for me
aFeaIdenrg sueh movements as thk
lot protection win protect the Repub
lIean panty into speedy grtirsment
The MCKINLEY bill Vaa passed To
the srrlnr 81 1890 % the Congress
sIonal elections Which followed In che
fab Hlane's prophecy YVES fulfilled
THE Republican majority III tbs House
was swept away, when Congress met
la 1891. the Democratic representa-.
lives numbered 2s5. and the Republi
cans sg. While n the Senate the re
publican majority Vas reduced Nom
10 30 O.
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aAp folN SOUR s1omnQh--oe mEyDc
ron tal' & Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Gas.
allls o. Calnrrh of Stomach; Il doesn't
Msitef ~lalse yolS stomach trouble
tiaht wlla s0u % your Pharmacist
na ask him 10 open q 60-eenl case oi
Fape nlnpopsln and TEX YOU cot one
2Hsaln Triangle amt see Y Within
I've mlnaies there Is lsit any trAce Of
e0ur former mlsery
rae correct nome Tor your trouble s.
Fo0a Fermentation FOOD souring the
nnentiRe ufKana become weak. there
e iatk n gastric Juice: yonr food IL
ousf hhil iieeslod and you become nl,
esIqa with lds8 Of eppetl,e. pressure
and fHllHces Hllef eating. vomiting
aanae heartburn gripping 10 bowels
NHdeFneAo ~ the btu oi stomach baO
aale III mouth constipation, pair ln
inbA slneplessnnss belchlng Of gas.
hslduknese slef headache. nervous.
0a dl1rlnean end nany ether elm-
a aYmploms
8 YDhf appetite M Gchle. and moth.
l npa Nau. o g9n helch gas OF L
0a fetl h'oaied sitter eating. er your
ioNH iifs Hike 4 lump II lead o. your
stomach Yon eap make az your mind
hat At che bottom Of al this there Is
arl one cause Fermentation OF andl.
eElAN fchf
lafnVe VI yourself aiser your next
llNal ihal y0uf stomach ~ ~ au0d es
NJ. shai thafe Il notliug really
Hfaas Stop lhls fermentailon ard
aszIa eating what ron want without
iEa3 e dlRnomiofl Or niiaery
Almost instant relief Is waiting for
aIs n In merely . matter oe bow
A0Isn #un take s0nAh Diapepsln.
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WILD SCRAMBLE FOR
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS

B Wild scramble only sec1n0 e
contest for state institutions Witness
ed during the session 81 the recent
legislature IS now being made g
tho cities and towns IN tae third
fourth and fllh supreme court dis.
lrlcga that are after district agrleus
.rrai schools. -Four AGRICULTURAL ana
mechanical colleges Of secondary
grade aro To ~ lacated Within the
next thirty days IN these three dls.
irlels and thete Is no lack cf eandi
dates for the locations n any Of Tho
districts.
IN the third district laera are thre
leading candidates for the agrlcu
tuYal school 70 be located IA THAT p0s
tlon Of the eiele. They are p8n
Greek In Payne county, Broken ArFop
10 Tulsa county and Chandler if Lln.
coin county
IN tho fourth district lcw eana
dates have come 70 The 'front.' lsaN
ton and MiEco h0HeRag nge afaes
the institution.
II the fifth district tho candldakfs
for. the agricultural school 20 pc +
Gated there ere 50 numerous that theg
can scarcely be enumerated. AntdlS
the towns that want the aesool are
Helena. which offers elghsy acres q
land and siO000a building DQw illa
county high school building Of Alfalis
county: Ilrlck sayre, Elk city. r..
l0ea. Woodward and Cheyenne fsfak
ideally every school teacher Ia Roef
Mills county has seHl lctlern 10
hoard booming Cheyenne for the
cation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03
NEW QUARANTINE RULES
ARE NOM EFFECTIVE

~ late board og agrleelufa le.
aaE received the new fever uHaran.
tiae fesHialIpue e1 the United States
government affecting Oklahoma With
notification thas they are noW aiFec.
se Tho state board win meet in
Few DAYS and franc rules that
NaI bring The Oklahoma quarantine
dha Inspection regulations Ia harmany
sa The new federal rules
THE sew federal regulations 4re
mnsH favorable 70 Fhn movement 0t
1Alakpma cattle % Kanaan City ard
ether big markets than heretofore
Thai part ol Blaine county south Of
de Canadian river & released from
quarantine. The inspection privilege
II Imposed an ihat hsrs ol Kay euun.
s. uaAl oi the Arkansas river and u
afan1eB that nsA af lackson eeunly
HsaI 81 she Naasae City Mexico &
Orient fallfeae Cattle may aleo be
salppea out on Iaaneeilon from the
n0fsIon nf Caiilh county north ul the
Mansam branch Il the Chlcaso. Rock
laEaad a Pacific railway, frHm the
eafs Il Canadian county south Of the
Canadian river aua from the three
snFEhefnmoDl Enship Of Payne
county
Aside FROM lha ehaAgea II Tie quar-
anlInA area Itself. The principal
change In the regulations IS ihas the
privilege Of making lnlefstdle ehip,
nsaa of ceit|e from that afea upnu
Inspection and eeFllHcaiion aiiI BE-
- limited to cattle that have been
ont pn promises kuoun 10 have been
free oR direction fpr at least alx
nanlbe. and ihIa provision win also
apply % laovemeals snrlne the upen-
InE aeeeoh.
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S25 FOR A
LETTER
CAN YOU WRITE ONE \
the Prize to Be Awarded in
a Letter Willing Contest
OgGR 10 Everyone h
Oklahoma.


Dr. Willlnms' pink Pills have been
used 10 this state Tor generaiion
Hundreds OF remarkable cares have
bpen reported during that time and
there Is scarcely n family ~ @hlch
the rcmedy h7s not heen isiea with
beneficial eeaults. This furnishes the
material for the seiiers 70 be written
la ahis otntest There ls 10 demand
glhh tie imagination every narrative
mBst deal With fdcls.
The Prlzs,
abe ny Williams Mnqielne c0.. ~
-cAncciady. NJ VI win award 4 prize
X e2s,e0 fog ihe hest lellct mailed
OH Or before April 2, 1905 from The
state Or Oklahoma. on the subfest.
why Recommend Dr. williams
Pink pllsf
Tns Conditions
Thc m'ge Or hencit from he use 81
pa Wlillams pink Pills deacFlbed .n
ih. letter may be IN The writer's own
ease or one that has como ahder ~
81 her po-aonag observation
Morc lGan one cure may te Ne
serlbed Az thc letter 80 long 81 eY3lA
statement made IL literally true
The letter should be no longer tAai
e necessary lo relate TIE beneft 90
lalned from the remedy N the Gaze
aesctihed
Each letter must be signed py lht
writer With Ids or aer name ana fnh
address and the letter nsuat glFe "a,
correct name and address Of Che per
son whose cure Is described THESE q
WILL DE STRICTLY oONFlpEN
TgAL ana win not be mice public
Letters containing addresses that can
tot % verified will not 6e consldere'
ln awarding the przea.
The writer Of each letter must stale
tie name and date o. the paper y
thich te or she saw the announce
meet OF this competition.
Fine artina will not win the DrlHs
unless YOU have good ceSa 10 ae
seribe The strength Of the recon
mepdation aaa not the style Of th'
.etter will be the basis Of award.
10 mol delay sat ll>goa know Of
euFs write yaunletfe- NOW Qhseryt
the above conditions carefullg aF gcnl
letter may be thrown out
Address All letters Az folnasl
Letter Contest reVt,
Dc. williams Medicine c.
sehneelady X =
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aamblned with tie other laet ihat the
mattress acted as buffer explained
eby pollier IS tanlns q bank today
Prices escs4e Ae laiilrly narrow.
aaueat Conisaelo8
How. these tNn goUr' yeafs AFTER
Y3 .a, tUAacA t4eis sal asslan af amlih.
9f hg own aeeaw and hecauue he De-
raves q lhe old er sali honest con.
lession "a good fol nc soul. Smith has
wfiiIen lhe ehole b Of the crime 70
relt.er Not only is4 lut be has also
e mbu.spd hlsi ir the l9ss u bis
Hame 10 lhe eS Hl " $3.50. Fer smith
mf6e y iofluie Mines Of fuc.
aarorn Guc Is aali d Nealthy man
Smith says Be SOS urged 10 settle
Ifs stnge Nlh pelpiev by the spirits
Rhn whispered the word of cod into
his ear This Ii whai he writes II h'a
aaafesslon to peltlari
#has Cod Whlspered,
Sometime agu George H Feltles
end Frank Price appeared 70 ne u q
dzaam IN the spirit aud presented me
.skfh q Dill feF lamageg said sl25
augll 70 he about right You Walkea
gway Indicating SbAt you would wslt
Hntil paid ihB bln lpr damage amt
your brother Frauk Was iuil ef inalgna'
ten and yeneesnep agalhsi me IN the
snirlr Toll your brother 70 put away
al this feellas
lfarthornn Smith Declares aae sllp
aDayil had me body ana soul" and
IL says ol.peitef. Yuu we're friend
d mine and alin't know IT, He ab
solves hls hfalher from 81 blame
hbldme himself ap 80 sroru the
aai ana only one COVERED allf inc
thick veneer of guilt
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swaBt ovar NIasar

Xhlh terrible calamity often aappe1s
hecausc cafeless boatmaH Ignores
tho rivers earnings growing rIDples
4nu faster current Natures warnings
sFs kind, That Ilull palm on ache IN
tie hncg warns ygu the Kidneys need
Il EoH would oecape fatal
naiadles Dfopss Diabetes or nrlghi's
alBoaso. fake electric nitters ct once
and see aackache liy and ~ geur best
ceilings return After long suffering
fsom weak hldneys and anie back one
81 90 bottle Wholly cured me. writes
j z. Blankeaship, Of Relk, Tenn. On,
y toc 81 ell dfugglsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03

rs iii confaanca oi lho WeIl-Iniormed
Il IS World aud lie commsndasioa d
IL most aminans physislpns u uqa assea.
~ nat the component paria d Syrup
q rlss and Elixir q SIENNA should b
known 70 and appsoYsd by them; shsra-
lasl ~ California Ilg syrup @. pah.
1T ia aGaalsha 9Ith eysiy sasI.ssA-
Tln pslsel purity AalIunlIssaas j p
aHs' hisA f 'q'd ln I lsss'Is
tsh.s oisA dlhAaI I5Aasaslsr. aps assured
h Spempnny dslslasl melhca 4 aaa.
alasssn known i iae Company owl
- ies d ualiaIaia are urd II slss
sseHHztlon d Syrup ol eip sne. EssIr "
ssnaa = promote lIs pleasant Taste. Els
- HeaIalnnl principles ~ ebsslaea Aen
b|Hal known " - most bfpelleiallY
s Il. bsashsIsI s||ssis alVass huY
e zsnsl|ne manufactured b lhs eaII.
afa|z FIk synp g only and If ala
= = leading anazaIsls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03
Contcsses 10 Dynamite
Plot 20 Years Old


The falo 81 conscience Kuawed hy
aecre Of sult aai nudaei hy re.
llgion ai.ef taenty geafa IS ,evcalea
by ire trayassou O, 8 hitherto pnsea.
necied fliend ,o George 81 Peltlse
tho victim Of murder plot once
wiihlh ali acc oi death. now Yitergress.
dcni Of Ire caiiofnla National bank
The story begin twenty years age
with the atlcmpl of one George j.
Smith e blow George ". Peliler nna
W @ price Into amlihnseens Uish tg.
namlte. & ends with the ennYqrHlgp
% religion oi lho nian WIN woult
have anule6 0ui tNo lives that hf
might profit himself and finally Ala
e0nlessIaH at ihigilnie day
Smith Gets Religion.
George ] Smith ls i.ie uanse u iAa
man whese deHas and mlsdeeGs haga
touched lae conventions af parly Weat
ern life with TIE brush Of romance
Ills home Is In Reno nov ReltSl9ua
conviction eame 10 him d few monihs
ago, ana having nothing much elise
to do he II improving taeh shlnina
hour WITH the world befofa he leaFef
ii smilhh been making snch sleat
progress zetdiusiiHs and regpmp,ne
himself lnai he Is sure ihai Abraham
viii take hlm q his has1m wacn he
dies.
Smith Hne vefy diHerenl ni4R
when he ana Feliler and prlao WORKED
adjoining mines IN I'paeaFota. Nevada.
III the eighties Thngs went long
peoctab.Y enough until tho year iess
Whom Smith began 10 complain that
ita Feliler.Pflee people we're taking
0fe fs0nt hts ciaim underground.
Thofc Hers nothing hnt suspicious sq
back up aa complaints but slnitaa
MUD proved on The idea until 4 be-
camc + hksd conviction that he Was
being rubbed
Sought Revenge.
So ona day smith deeded ~ lahe
summary revenge He would bsuw
hia former friends, nov his eaemiea,
iut0 eternity Then he vent about hts
preparations deliberately first ae
persuaded bis brother walter, p Kill
Ion prIca with q charge ol dynamite
tle devoted hiA attention Il lielllef.
The lHe desperate men eontcaled
elgal slia6s uf dynamite apiece boat
|ihelr pas s1Hs and made Ihhir FAX .iHl
der caser 81 darstness Z carey nla
|fheil assassIh Naik 8as lae tlsss
Iunly pa italy successfully The houses
wore blown up hu neither of tnR hi
fnulnI xf84flfae seon Nff4HN
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better rhan spanklno.

Spanking does not cure children ol
bed.wet,lng There IS a constitutional
cause for tails trouble Mrs NJ Sum
uers Box W. South Bsnn, Ind. vii
send free to any mother her suceess-
ml home treatment with fun lnstsue.
lions. Send no money but write her
today Il your children trouble ynu Ii
this way Don't blame the child. The
chances are x cant help lt Ths
ireatment also cures adults and aeel
people troubled with urine difficulties
hy day ar night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03

Special 10 The Daily Leader
Duraut Anrll a-The neelg elect
ea Officers 81 the Elks lodge 0l this
elty were Installed recently Retiring
Exalted Ruler " J Head and Past
Exalted Ruler ] M Bailey we're rp
specilvply chosen delegate and alter
nate delegate to Los Angeles annual
meeting Of the grand lodge. The new
Is Installed officers are
" y Calm. exalted ruler; Elzy
White esteemed leading knlght w
r. Chiffon esteemed lectufing
knight George MEYERS, esteemed lOyl
Il hniRht; slade Gibson, secretary;
u G i.oneF lyier @ Il Harris
treasurer 6 z. Dyer Trustee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03
fThe ola fashion, ..ssaY i al

fhe old iaAhIoa YAK II 6ealpe
i neHt Sl0maeh " llnulluiak gh6
Heart Or Kidneys u, al wrong Dr
sllhop arsl pointed out this error
TVS Is wis his prescription M
SIC OPS Restorative Is directed en-.
sifpk 10 he eauan o. thesa iilinants
the weak Inside ai ronlf0llHs nerves
Il lent 81 difficult. saws ~ ehoon
fo sieeuslaea i aeah siomaeh Heart
d kidneye Il one goes a Il eoFfecl
IS Bach Inside 9sKan has as cun-
trailing or lHalae nerve. When these
nerves fais then lhsa ofaans must
surely iailpF Thoso Vital truths urc
isadlng druggists pyefywhafe t0 dls.
nensp aua recommend Df shoop's
Restorative Tea Il q few dass. aud
seel Impuxemenl VIM nromnilf and
surely follow Sold bY NalIaces
DRUG eleFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03

entirely rid OF them both.
Il took pcruna FOR a month before I
fell sure Nlat ! waa on the highroad to
recovery, but ! wasamply repaid for my
persistence. After three inonths offts
use did not need any more medicine.
/ Was completely cured"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03

Constipation causes headache naa
see. dizziness. languof, heart palplEe
tlDn. Drastic physics grippe, sIcken
weaken the bowels aud don't cure
.li0ans noK0ie,a act geusly aud eufa
constipation 25 cents ASK yeuE
dfuggial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03
SIomach TrOuhIe nnd Calarrh.

Mr.. William Winans, Al0 floyi 81,
Portland, 0reu Vice preaident Pelrops
OF uuahandFy. writes:
uStomaeh trouble and ealarrh have
been the bane Of my life ioF number
og years, but thanks to pernna, / aEt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03
'ocooocu-uccco1o1oco-ocSr c1-,pr'o-o-oooCo
Mr. Charles Nathan.
Nasal CaLarrh for Four Years.

Nathan Society
1918 st. Mary Avea Omaha Neb.
II testimony ihc value remedy par
cellence
troubled wish yesga
would hcndaehes times bleeding % the
tried a douhes powders which
irritating e Affected without
"Onemonh with runa entirely and relieved
think that entirely this trouble
"A o The young mcmle society
did
lungs aud the
at cured dozens colds and Inflammation W Che throat and lungs
caused BY poougca colds and certainly think superior safe
remedy ~ use, always help"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-03

Tea 4 q HF more c1alIf1 ThH max
lmnm an mlnluium plan WIN mean 1
dots % 4eHse esllmata6 lsum 7.e e
ceuis pound. There IS 10 be no
reduction IL the pflee Of snsar. OIL
nor u euk u iae other articles which
ehlef - largely lnsa ihe daily llvlas
expense q |he wage efners n The
tlnilea sIases
that s uh> the Mckinley blll and
rs taaes ulQn ihe following NIeellaa
Il peluk recalled bf nans Republicans
fe.ofe ~ McKlnlef hill was pussed
lhe Republican party Nas wafnsa iRHl
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

unnatural to suppose that these die.
and settle to the bottom?
When we know what Ia good we
can direct all our energies In that
way. and get much help. When
without this knowledge and care, our
clothing is dinged, and our health
falls. for during the summer months
the wind does not blow much. and
water standing In the tank turns
green. With our tank there is very
nice arrangement by which We cut
of the old water and none but fresh
comes at the spigots. and without
this ! would not care for it-foi
even during the summer there Is not
a week but We can, by watching the
mill. cut II OF and get clear water
for washing
Our pump Is near bold spring.
and the water Is forced up to the
tank Mt tho house on n very high hill
The tank holds 500 gallons. and
the horses and part OF the cattle are
watered here. and We have plenty OF
water for nil purposes. even more
than Is needed during nine months
OF the year. Irrigation would not be
practicable. because during the
months that water would be needed
In any great quantities In garden.
there Ii little wind.
do not see how We could get on
without II now. The first cost. which
ls not very great, would be the only
cost. unless there ia carelessness
about cutting IL on cold nights. II
this Is not done look out for bursted
sp'Eo's and pipes
MRS. PAMELA c. READE
Person Co. y. G.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

supply ut u Small Cost-Thc Me-
c~ssity of Having Fresh Water.

Dear Aunt Mary; When our wind
mill was put up eight years ago. re-
joiccd more In the fact that | knew
the difference between good water
and bad, than IN tho installation OF
water system.
Overnight water is not perfect.
either from spring or we'll. Why do
say this7 Because after water
stands all night the slick bottom ro-
veals tho impurlty.
We know that one drop OF water.
under magnifying glass. contains
myriads OF liyisg organisW, Rgd 10 Is
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-06

'o'eu. covered about an inch deem
then mulch OF grass or Leaves
placed around them TO hold the
moisture. but not watered too fro
auen'ly as tho roots might decay.
Cultivation and Pruning.
Freauen, cultivation. and water.
'ng In extremely dry weather arc nd
'antageous. Keeping a mulch around
the roots
IL In vol TO cut back roses from
one-half TO t~o-,hird. their length
d"pendln. on the variety. every win.
tor or spring. Thin out ali weak
canos and remove old canes or
s'umpa Very vigorous growers
mar b~ cut back quite severely.
~hen II 10 deslrsd TO keep tho sire
81 tho plants down.
Mold and tho green spider arc two
OF The mos, common cncmica OF tn.
rose sulphur sprlnklod on the
loasos ~hilo damp with de~ helps
remove tho mold. and a good inscc,
powder. or a sprinkiinx OF wa,cf In
which tobacco has bccn soaked. re-
norcs Tho spldcra
How so Grow Ros~s From Cuttinr,.
koscs arc a. easily grown from
cuttings an Ksranluma IL the bed
has been prepared. IL In beat to
plan, them whore they are to grow.
Place two cuttings tslips broken
down from old stock on which roses
have bloomcd arc beat cuttingal
about an !nch and a half or two
Inches deep In the mellow soil. press
ao!l ARMY around them. water thor.
oushly. and place a glass jar over
them. IL both gro~. remove one
Bank soil around the jar. and leave
IL without disturbing until at icas,
one ent of now leaves has matured
aud hardened. II cuttings are plant
cd In spring or summer. or until
April. II cuttings are planted In the
fall They may be rooted without
the cover. but better succcas IL usu-
ally obtained with protection
Never attempt to transplant while
there are tender limbs. but wait until
the plant looks TO be In dormant
condition.