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The Washington times., 1909-12-24
IRISH SOCCER MEN
WILL PLAY HERE
Western Promoters Send Invitation
To Team in "Ould'
Country.

NEW YORK. Dec. $50 much inter
est in soccer football was aroused in
the West by the visit Of the Pilgrims or
England. who were brought out by the
international Soccer Association or St
Louis, that arrangements are being
made to have a team Of Irish players
come here i'm the spring.
An invitation has been sent 10 tie
Irish Football League by the Peel chal-
leuge cup commission Of Chicago, o.
which Joseph 6. Davis, a former New
York cricketer, is the secretary. Charles
Comiskev president OF The Chicago
White Sox. IS interested in the under
taking The schedule will be made up
Tor the months of March and April
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
TALK OF A WAR
AMONG PLAYERS
National Leaguers Are Dis
gruntled Over Extension
Of Playing Season.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24-National League
f,au players may so on a general strike
when contract-signing time rolls around
There is something more than n mere
suggestion Of budding strife behind the
players side Of that 16S-game schedule
in 1910.
Several big leaguers discussing the
problem today expressed curiosity over
their probable fate as regards salary
increases.
1'sIk Of war seemed TO be the OnlJ
right and proper source Of relief ir
the event that magnates decline e
boost the pay checks in proportion with
I he extra games.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
TIGERS ARE LOSERS
IN HOCKEY MATCH
Princeton Students Worried Over
Defeat by Williams
Seven.
Seven

NEW YORK, Dec. 2A-Prnceton stu
dents are today wondering whether the
Tiger hockey team s going 70 duplicate
the sorry record Of the football team.
The seven lost its second game of the
season last night to a supposedly in
feriOr team Williams College winning
from it on a local rink by to l.
This defeat, following the { TO o defeat
administered by tho st. Paul Prepare
tory school has gi-Fn the Tiger hopes
q severe wrench.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
KITTREDGE CLAIMS
HE HAS GRIEVANCE

WILNESEARRE, Pa, Dec. 2.-NIala-
chi IIitJTedge. manager Of the wilkes
barre club the past season, VIII present
a list Of grievances before the national
commission for redress
He claims his contract called for the
payment 10 him of 3 per cent on the
net receipts the past season, and that
10 has not been paid
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
ERNIE GETS A DRAW
WITH NAVY CHAMP

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. A-Ralpu
rrne Of Philadelphia, and Dennis
Ticbe. OF Scranton, champion OF the
NAVY. fought a fast tCu-roUnd draw AT
tho keystone A. c. last evening.
E.rue landed more blows than mis-
stocky opponent, and 10 was his ability
60 stay away from TiShe's vicious
swings that enabled him 20 earn an
even break.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
COMISKEY DISPOSES
OF THREE PLAYERS
Fiene, Johnson, and Rowan Are
Sent Back to The
Minors.

CHICAGO, Dee. 2i-Three members OF
the Chicago Americans were disposed or
today by President Charles A. Comiskey.
Pitcher Fiene was sent back to the
Minneapolis American Association team,
and OutfeIdel Johnson and Indeldcr
Rowan were returned 70 the Teoria
Three 7 League team.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
STEIN BEATS MADDEN.

NEW YORK. Dec 2A-JOe Stein. OF
the East Side, oUtpOinteG frankie Mad
den I'm their ten-round bout at the Ions
Acre A. G. last evening.
Madden Outweighed his opponent but
the lighter boxer did most of the land
ing and scored the only knCckdOwn.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24

They are having one grand time IN
Australia welcoming that native son
some thousands of miles removed
Robert FitZsimmOns-
Hugh d. Mcintosh, who pulled off the
Jack Johnson Tommy Burns fight ln
Australia last Boxing Day-December
26-f.- lICL IT, now, and Fitz is TO
meet BIZ Lang I'm the ring in the near
future. Remember, we say meet, Tor
| it is hardly likely TO be a fight. tltz
cannot fight now and Land never could.
/ But the reception IS just as hearty as
] II F-itZ were still a champion. and the
| leading sporting men OF Australia are
making congratuIatory speeches faster
/ than a circus barker telling the wonders
| on the inside Good for FitZ- II Jim
1 Corbett and Kid Mccoy can get away
with the advertising stuff by talking
about re-entering the ring these days,
WIN, not Ruby Robert, who, apart from
| his mushy hands, cou d probably whip
either Of them.
! Nike Stuart is as good a press agent
as he ever was, which was the best IN
the District.
Tex Richard yelling for Utah, where he
knows T. will he practically Impossible
TO have the Jeffries-Johnscn controversy
settled, and his partner, Jack Gleason
swearing by the town clock that the DIE
mill win be held just over the San
Francisco boundary line, sounds rather
foolish. There is hardly a chance IN
a million that Salt Lake City could he
I+be scene OF battle. and everybody
knows il. but Richard has not been
much I'm the IimeGght since he engineer
ed so successfully the Joe Gans-BatiiuG
Nelson bout. and this IS q. great op-
portunity for him to get the calcium
When il comes to making the real ar
? ranrements for the battle California
near San Francisco. will be the scene
. The mill will hardly be IN the city fol
that would offer toe many opportunities
Z for the city magnates TO graft on The
promoters.
Wonder If John J. AIcGraw ever hear
r Of The Chicago White SoN when he men
2 tons plentiful hitting as an essentia
Of a champion baseball team?
The idea advanced in The Times t.
a have n public schools athletic leaEu
I'm washington, made a great hit Wit
those interested in the physical condi
ton OF the rising generation II tn
high schools hold aIoof from the scheme
. it will be proceeded with among On
grade schools in an effort to offer
sort Of supplement to the playground
D movement which has gained such head
way here in the past few years. Target
through the work OF The Times. In al
most every grade school there IS one. q
more enthusiast urging the orGanizauo
- of the league. and the project promise
to go through much faster than nngi
N originally have been expected.
e Merry Christmas, Keep your SAINT
{. Claus ~hiskers away from the lighte
U candle9.
The positive proof ,hat Charles
Taft and Charles W. Murphy bougi
e the Philadelphia club is declared
l. have been produced In New Nor
II Brother Charles Taft is said TO be VOL
no ldering where he is going TO get OF
" Murphy obtained the Phillies' yo
% against John a. Heydler for presidei
20 of the National League. So far,
= good. but the point is that for nun
I'D Der Of years the club has not mac
MONKEY, and as Mr.. Taft is Interest,"
The Washington times., 1909-12-24
ATTELL MATCHED
TO FIGHT MOWATT
to Return TO Ring for
a Crack at the Cham
pion.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2L-Abe AttelI
and Tommy Nowatt, Of Kansas City,
will -.ox ten rounds before the Twin
cities Athletic Club here next Monday
night
Tine match will be AZ catch weights
NIIirn interest is attached TO the bout
because MOwatt has been out or the
ri7r- FOR four wears. and upon his show
ine- lu this nght largely depends WneJlt
he viii re-euter the boxing game.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24

Joseph Berberich, a welI-kuoWn bust
ness man Of this city. recently made a
trip 20 Baltimore in a Washington test
ing car In ffty-slN minutes. The car
was of f5-horsepower. and as the motor
was new and had not been limbered up.
Mr.. Berberich believes even better time
can be made.
The Washington times., 1909-12-24

The Carter Motor Car Corporation
reports the sale Of Washington road
steTs 20 Napoleon Hill, president Of the
Automobile College Of Washington, and
DR.. Charles X. Luce Washington cars
were delivered this week 10 J. L. Shoe
maker and +. J. Hulse
The Washington times., 1909-12-24

Mike Stuart is as good a press agent
as he ever was, which was the best III
the District.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
handwriting.

As n rule. clear handwriting Is more
common with persons who do not write
for a living than with those who do,
Authors, for example, are creating
something when they write, their mind
Is concentrated on this creative work /:
their thoughts are generally ahead of
their hand. sometimes a whole sentence,
and they hurry to keep pace with them.
The result is bad handwriting, but
handwriting with Individuality In II,
IL not character. There Is a theory
that plain writing is most easily forged.
This is not true. Obscure signatures
are most easily forged and the so~called
freak signatures. which nobody can
read. easiest of all. The best signature
and the safest for Il man who signs
checks is neither too prim nor too in
volysi. just plain. everyday writing.
done in the easiest way. according to
his temperament. Such a signature
expresses SIS much character as any
handwriting can. but 1t doesn't tell rs n
thing about the mans moral makeup
not a thing-Boston Globe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

S@&E1!&z.G WCtyo

tn be fed fntteainr cattle In larc~ Igtfn
Titles. Some feeders begin the f~ees't;s.
Period with two pounds ~ clover hay
To every pound o! corn. The amount
OF lazy Is reduced gradually. and the
ccrn increased until toward the iattsr
part ~ the feeding period. when three
pounds 81 corn ere fetl 10 every Is,tni
81 Clover hay Feeding clover has 10
that extent. II Is hardly necessary t.
Give oll meal. exeep: during she last
fear weeks ~ the feeding period
Derry eoNs also thrive on clover
hay. aud corn and clover makes = very
good ration f9r them \ good. thrifty
n,w m,ll eat - pounds of eiorer hay
and q pounds ~ corn daily. Such a
ration would have 3 nutfttire ratio or
II ~ b IL narrow epo8sb Tor mllg
production.
Bot two or three pounds II bran ard
four or five pounds ~ corn, together
with ali the clover a2y a COW Will eaf'
il a still better ration. Where corn
fodder ar other hay is substituted EaT
| clover bay, more n-ltrngenors csaecn'
frates and less corn must be fed -
philadelphia Record.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
The city Who Failed.

A few years a successful cits
business man bought a farm. lie haa
sufficient capita, 20 pay cash for the
farm. 10 buy all the machinery ae@'es-
sary and to stock II with thoroughbred
horses. cattle. sheep and swine.
He was "A lover of animals, and he
spent his time amongst his s,oTk, lie
became acquainted with each animal ;
he would talk 10 them, AMI they seem
ed TO understand him. Ills stock did
well and increased rapidly, but, know
Ing each animal personally as he did,
he hadn't the heart 70 dispose OF any.
thing. No matter what amount of
money was offered him. he could not
make up his mind 10 part With one OF
his pets. He was Just ike A woman
with a large family of e~hiidren-ne
matter how many she has, there art
none 10 spare.
After four years OF breeding ar
-prnpagating, he had o animals thar
the farm would support, and Ms
friends finally interferci and sent hin
back 10 the city 30 deal IN merchandise
that could not obtain such a hold OF
his affections.
This was told me rs = true story
LIT Is the first failure ~ the Kind tina
ever came 70 my attention. but | cal
see how such a thing could happen
Cyrus Brown. Michigan. In Agricultur
MI Fnitomist.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

months use Of them. Mrs. ;. A.
WILL MS, r, +. d. No. IA, Box 80.
GardiL3F, Me-.
cal operation, which may mean deatb,
until she has given Lydia L. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
" from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty a proved to be the
most valuable tonic and remover OF
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town in
the United States bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue OF Lydia
F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant, buoyant female health. II you
are i'll, for your own sake as well as
those you love, give it a trial.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
Food Value ~ Clover Hay.

Farmers. as n rule, do not appreciate
the full value OF clover as hay. Tim
othy hay costs more In the market than
does clover. which has led many farm
ers to believe that timothy has a high
er nutritive value than clover hay.
They that as the city %liveryman
or horse owner buy timothy In prefer.
Judges OF the feeding value OF hay than
they are themselves.
Nearly all the hay sold In the city
market is sold 10 horse owners whose
animals are used for light driving or
light work. In such cases timothy Is
to be preferred not that II contains n
higher nutritive value. but for the rea-
son that II carries less dust with II,
aud there Is less danger Of the animals
eating too much OF II. II Is also less
risky In the matter of the heaves.
Clover can be easily grown, and yet
how few barns are filled with II. Too
man, -attle are fattened III corn aud
other hay-some add cotton seed meal
oil cake or similar heterogeneous concer
trates &c the ration. all Of which pro
duccs good results. but the rule on thf
farm should be that as much nitroy
enoa,s feed as IL Is possible Il
grow should be produced. and thus
save the expense OF large purchases oi
vi meal.
Clover hay II an excellent roughagt
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
o NEWS NOTES.

The Mecklenburg Hotel. . resort and
sanitarium al Chase tity. va. valued AZ
erst.tsn. Insurance $1,000. Was destroy
ID by FIRE.
Thoroughly overha al.d. the old battle
ship Massachusetts left the Brooklyn
navy yard Thursday after being out Of
commission for two years.
The Imperial sosnpany's large fertilizer
plant ut Money Point on the southern
branch Of the Elizabeth River, near Nor
folk, Va. was destroyed by fire. Loss.
$4,000. fully insured.
Delight and Morjarie Loos. sisters. l(
and s years old respectively. who disap
peared from the home of their uncle il
Toledo, Ohio. were found last evening q
Haskins, Ohio, jn custody Of their moth
Or.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

IL costs approximately St,535 10 but
a rood outfit such nc would equip an
ordinary e~ighty-acre arm In the irrl-
gated country. This sum would likely
be divided very much into the follow
ing items -Four good horses Sset;
four sets Of harness. Si60. a p.aw
SO: grain drill. So; harrow, So Pc
tato planter, $50; riding cuiuFat7r.
S31: mower. $50 hay rake. So potato
digger, Stoo; potato sorter. 81. farm
wagon. SIPS potato ditcher. $685.
scraper. ST.5o: buggy. s., and small
tools. $50. These things are Simply
necessities and a. not provide for some
Of the larger implements that q begin
her may hire or club with a neiglll-or
In purchasing
Such implements as a binder aud
stacking outfit would come under THIS
head. These will be needed on the farm
but II may be cheaper 10 hire them Tor
the seasons work. There are. however.
great possibilities FOR the expenditure
Of money on 4 farm Just rs well as
| there are for making money y yeu ua-
| derstand your business. The list con-
templates a farm upon which the Toia-
- crop IS the principal product Now
r a man wants 10 raise sugar h~ets ne
must add a beet seeder al SIS 4 riding
foul row c~uItivator. S6J a beet pu5ler,
$3.50: total. Sio-.J0. Those arc also
necessities and bring the total btu ~
TO Si,7so5n. Now, a gentleman farm
or NJ n long range may have dtsoov'
cred that there Ia more money In farm
ing thar being a bank president proFld
Ing the farming Il done scientifically
Such n man could easily spend another
$1,000 or more and still find good uss
FOR the extra implements.
An additional list might well reat
Ike this Riding spring tooth har
row, $50: disc harrow. SIS cici crush
or and roller, So binder. $40; stack
Ing outfit. Including two bull rakcs
sf35: manure sprcsaer. $50. family
carriage, $3.50. riding nIow, So Zee
slleer. sas: gasoline engine for power
$500: cream separator. So: total
si.oil. Ingenuity would suggest oihe
forms 81 expenditure aud every one o
them might also be made 20 pay tnteF
est On the investment. On top d Al
these. and II should really have hee'
the nrst thing su=g -stesi, IL n go-
shed or barn In Shich 10 house eFer
! article I'm the various lists mentioned
This would 30 the best dividend pave
In the whole lot.
Anywhere from 500 10 500 Nigh
be prontably spent for such shelter. IA
after having provided a good farrnin
outfit. the annual expenditure for In
, Elements would be nominal. Nhe
! through with an Implement. even
. only for a few days. II would pay I
soepd n few minutes or even hour
: In cleanin; II up and putting II ini
Its proper shape IN the tool hous'
: Never leave an. hing I'm the field II
any length OF time. eyen In this dr.
climate. The metal VIII rust aud III
I wood work will dry rot. warp
shrink 10 such extent that Il VIII lol
Q In value many co!larA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

There Is Il very simple aud inieress
nl= chemical test hy which 10 detect
inpurity In paint materials. Thou
xautis an.i thousands ~ peoIl. all owe;
fh.. country are making this test. IL II
n sure way 10 safeguard against the
many asluiterated white leads which
are nn TIA. market. Any one can maxi
the te~t all that In needed II A Simple
lIt,l. Instrument which can ~ had fires
by writing National Lead Company
is.rs Trinity isalAiins. Nsw York, anNl
asking for iisuasowner's Painting oass
m Na ~ Ihw outns ineinsis~ also .
tw.gk ~ r,ssur schemes for exterior ~
Interior pAsagtug. ~ both u you w1sh
AMI 1 81 - specifications No l~p,ssss"
aysnrv should utake y arrangement
fer painting itl A. GETS this oa'nt.
sigse smat sxlasf "A satlsfartHrl
pointing Bab v~glfieettt psife whtf@ lrasl
Ibeg,. /. = way 81 a8ske sar fun r
9sffsne a gniF. white ltaai wtssTsF
fe~ttnx A.. see that ttse &fN eafs "a
tsoasl ls.sti s~s,s4anss fasasg@ t'saff'
ltav issnetr trel maTs wa*h u
positive Etsarsntg ri parity tarr asl
| tr ars4sabtY l3s# ssas walte Nsd ~ as
Ia Na,iefai Lead Cagasy Aa~e
Iae elersrW e~}eftsea dryer II uaw ~
sns aut ta tee lst48s - tts# iaSAra8sl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

What made my tetely gssEag#exsoa
| da nat Gige to tel. foT II was Fas4
eAne. but the HIes~t \ woman ever feseS
liz was Ianes Famsiy Ns~fsesas tssst
all 81. This IL = pleasant bera Tea
which acts faytsFa s.ly ua the stomach
aud bowels. purifying the baosd and
cleansing the s&in ike maggie. II esaes'
headache and tas kacsae Dyg Extsts 2Easl
1eaxrs sell II. -s-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

tssf3nx shn tsss tR#Nt1 ssat. @AnN af
4fr e.ffseus base s~~a xttae&e8 fE tA#
sssrsnx nNse hs h# Er&@ @sEa@ hasF hAe -
sA,4s 81 alsEat atfasss ssrfS scar eF 3@@
MA tnuw III 90 t~ 4 asSssfesas aA@@a HI
Eanss Pleasant Tablets go aHn arT spss
ID, " evusr 4 hax ~ tFaex ss2 aNes 5eat
em are takeu shea Else sTst - nptsAa
sre Fete. thuse = hAea3s . eA8ae Ell fAs
rsJaay reeasns 3 s@spd II Yma ram
rgt go than4 eswar hossw x~sA ~ w~nf* ~
1rstar +. Ws@Award IL Rey. y l N&m
So Krs~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
Bad BLOOD

Before l began using Cascarets I had
Q bad complexion, pimples on my face.
and my food was not digested asst should
have been. Now / am entirely we'll, and
the pimples have all disappeared from my
face. can truthfully say that Cascarets
are just as advertised; have taken only
two boxes of them"
Clarence K. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind.
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or 6rpe.
loo, 25c, SOC. Never sold in bulk. The genu-
Inc tablet stamped E {. Guaranteed 70
cure or your money back sI
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
rcxE9A COVERED HIM
~hi T.~fu~@ Nas n~s saa Aa*Gs
Slept Uasr fwa@ sh~ss hN~
haa.4G@a-f~at~s~ I'D ta - u@sTs
aaa sur~a tm " meath by ats~ara-

Il an seventy srsen years o}3. alAs
some tear~ $50 I was taken @ah -
refaa frvsn bead 10 fg~st was s~A
for six npaushx anu what ! suffered
tongue tvsaysl ass tetf | eeeld nsf ~4ssrl
daf or ulgbf b%sau@e - taat dfeadfui
itching siasn l dii sleep II was fFsssss
shs~sr sxtaustissa was us1* mas ~
ivritatlen IL ws~ esesa I'm SAP ssaAp
Tis. ,se&ffsr aasSileaa~ s~sesss~i 50 HAaAT
fse worse ard I as alase@t sser, as say
ntlnsi. 1 gut a s&t n the cuftetTa
soap. Ointment aud I,e@,asefa u*ss'
them pegsisss1iiy for t~satssf0nF
hours THAT nlsht | slept uk~ at aa
fart. the arss solid alsft's sls*p ! saa
had fnr slx naeEths in q uso1ta ! wAs
cared w. tiarrtsen ssnsEA. Mt ht~a
y 4. Feb 3 is~
Potter Drug a Chesn Corp, %nas
rreTs~ % Cutisura Remedies. Boston
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14
A good COW sells as high AZ 4 fat

A good cow sells as high AZ 4 fat
steer nowadays. II seems that every
body wants cows. A good many OF the
farmers have dropped out OF the bust
ness OF raising cattle the last few years
and now want to get back IN again
The man who bought good cows a year
or two ago instead OF steers Is right In
the swim. These cows have been Yield
Ing a nice income all the time. and now
they are worth practically the same as
a steer. which has been a constant OK
pcnse.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

Fer Red. Weak. Weary. wstery Eyes, crana
tation, rink Eye and Eye Strain. Marine
Doesn't Snaars Sc~othes Ere Pain. IL Con-.
pounded by Experienced raysicssns. Goa
tains no Injurious or Prohibited Drugs TRY
Murine for Your Eye Troubles. Yen VIII
Liz Murine. TRY II In Babyss Eyes for
Eraly Ey~iIds. Druggists Sell Murine ss
Soc. The Murine Eye Remedy ce. Chicago.
will send Yoa Interesting Eye Books Free.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

Al extended defense of the lumber
duty provided IN the nlngiey blu vas
made III the Senate Monday by Mr..
Piles OF Washington. tie was follow.
ed by senator Borah. who discussed
the income tax. deelar ng in favor not
only OF !fs tustite az a means OF rails
Ing evenae but IN vle~ Of the aiyii-
ell opinion in the supreme Court 81
the United States. insisted also that IL
"a The dutg otConTress again 10 sub
init the question % the constitutions
nlsty of the tax 10 the court. IL took
the House Jas, twenty msataes TO meet
and transact ia business IN that
time. however. fhe o~h8evfors got IN
their work with telling effect Mr..
Nangcr 81 Pennsylvania again lost cut
on hts resolution ef Generalization 10
the Turkish people on the success Of
the recent revelation. unanimous con-
sent being refused him. ~ did Mr..
Hay. Of virginia. sho wanted q lot Of
Information from the civil Service
Commission regarding aqpxit0Enents.
tisrnissals and designations, A point
OF order b. Mr.. Payne OF New York.
the majority leader. against the adoT~
ton OF a resolution To that end was
sustained BY the speaker. and before
the subject could be pursued farther
The House adjourned until Thursday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

The apple tree needs care like other
fruit trees. II II is going TO do well.
The old idea that once planted II
should be able TO care for Itself and
bring forth an abundance Of fruit can
no longer be maintained. since such a
method Is neither economical nor
bnsiness-llke. Fruit trees OF whatever
kind or nature need as much. or more,
care and attention throughout the a
son as any crop grown.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

and Sc we're fe male
weakness. L h G
doctor said ! would
have to go to the
hospital for an
operation, but !
could not bear To
think Of it. | de-
cided to try Lydia
l.. Finkham's Veg
etable Compound
and ~~anative Wash
and was entirely
cured after three
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-05-14

Tn comes another individual VINO
claims that he knows Of a more dis
agreeable fob than hauling wheat
straw over n frozen road on a windy
day. Here II Is. Yoke up n pair OF
steers on a hot spring day when the
gnats are In their liveliest mood and
60 into a field whore the weeds and
brush are about waist deep and try
to break them 50 that the weeds and
brush will all burn Off clean.