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savan-room house, with large garden.
FRUITS and vegetables; splendid
water; one square from cars very
desirable; easy terms. See MIR.
= SpIIRR S2Oh 2 Street.
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ss5-GooD PIANOLA; ROSEWOOD
case: has been used, but is in fine
condition. CRAFTS, Fifth and Grace
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INSPECTOR JOSEPH AFTER
THOSE ICE SCAI.Ins

Inspector OF Weights and Measures
r. w. Joseph advises householders to
require the Ice man to weigh Ice in
their presence. He said yesterday that
many com plants have been made to
him about short weights, some OF the
complainnnts having not been back
ward tn calling the Ice men various
kinds OF O. rascal.
According to Mr. Joseph, the great
scales He explained that he had con-
tiscated thirty pairs of scales this sum-
mer. He said he does not believe the
Ice men are as dishonest as come claim
they are. but the scales are awful
liarsn ~ 4
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non SAVE, HIGH-CLAss CITY REAL
estate; desirable neighborhood; price,
$4,000; renting for sss6 per annum;
I, OGS. care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
MRS. r. A. PATTERSON. stop IA,
Westhampton car line.
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HoTEL IROQUOIS

South Carolina Avenue and beach. capac-
lty, 400 Modern and up-to-date; 100 front,
ocean side rooms; private baths; elevator;
fine porches; music; white service; elegant
table. Special rate, 3l2bo up weekly; $3.50
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Meetin4B.

RLooMBERG & HuTzLER. p. q.
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ssuslIrss y5pporru1.utts.

WANTED. MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. CIR EELEY 8
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash.
7,
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YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED WITH
N. w. BOWIE G. SON insures best re-
gu1tu
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LADIES' TAILOR.

II. GoLDsTEIN SAYS WHEN THE
CLOAK AND SUIT MANUFACTURE.
ERS AND DRESSMAKERS BEGIN
TO USE THE GOLDSTEIN BUST
FORM. WHICH HE INVENTED AND
PATENTED, THEN THE LADIES'
TAILORS WILL HAVE TO BE
BUSHELMEN IN THE DRY GOODS
STORES, BECAUSE A READY-TO-
FORM WILL BE 100 PER CENT.
BETTER THAN A TAILORED
SUIT WITHOUT THE BUST FORM.
THE LINES. AND SEAMS ARE IN
THE PROPER PLACE, WHEREAS
AFTER A TAILOR ALTERS HIS
SUIT. PERHAPS HALF DOZEN
TIMES, THE SEAMS AND LINES
ARE ALI. MISPLACED
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HIi8felIaneouB.
RUB IT OUT.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

KEELING SHOES FREE, IF YOU
bring this coupon with shoes and
have them half soled: mems, TIC:
iadies, soc, and childrens 40c and
up; white oak soles, sewed with
waxed flax thread; <rHbber heels. 25c
extra. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY 716 East Main.
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STUFF CURTIS COTTAGE, OCEAN
View. Va; double cottage; ten rooms
each, facing bay; terms, $40, $3.50,
$3.50, 81: city convenlences: special
rates to parties. Address MISS ES-
SIZE CURTIS or MRS. LYMAN STUFF.
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Real E8tate Manteb.

VIZ HAVE sEvERAL CUSTOMERS
for property on r., F. and p, Ash.
land, Petersburg and seven Pines
car line. II you want to sell, let us
have 1t quick. GARRETT &c CO,
1909 East AIain.
1 WANT TO PURCHASE A HOME,
from the owner In the West End:
on Grace or Floyd Avenue; price not
to exceed four or FIVE thousand dol
lars. NJ. HOWE, Station No. 10.
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Want AID. Rates.
lONE CENT PER WORD when
said In advance. No Adj. taken
Tor Less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.

FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for the WANT
AID. MAN to call.
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WANTED COOK. GOOD WAGES TO
right party. Apply at 26ll East
Franklin Street.
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WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
runabouts from $50 to $3.50; our COM
bination OF price and quality must
appeal to you. w. c. SMITH & CO.
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Noarning.

Esoarning.
kIRs. GHARLEsK Z. BOWERS. l15 EAST.
Franklin; handsomely. appointed
rooms, With board; large, well-Yen-
tilated dining room. opening on Sec
ond Street; meals by day or week,
COMMONWEALTH FURNISHED ROOM
+ for rent, with excellent table board !;
reasonable rates, 104 North Fifth
Street.
BOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS;
also table boarders. Apply 10S East
- Grace Street
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LADIES' TAILOR.

LADIES, HAVE JUST RETURNED
from New York. where / saw all the
new Partisan models, and no bust
Storms are to be used for the coming
season The soft effect thus obtained
gives longer and better lines than
the stiff bust forms l bought q
large stock of the newest material
in variety of styles, which / am
going to make up at greatly reduced
prices. H LEWIS, Ladies' Tailor. ZOE
North First Street. Phone Monroe
2565
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IF YOU ANTICIPATE BUYING ANY
thing in furniture, floor coverings,
gas ranges. stoves. we will save you
money and make the terms to SUIT;
give us a call. THE PITTS FURNl-
TURE Co. 1929 East Main Street,
III West Broad.
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0OUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHITLoCK
BRANCH. Twenty-third and Cary
situation learning 20 make and
cigars; good pay: pleasant sur.
EtSsroundings.
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WANTED. TO BORROW $1,000 on
good security for one year; am will
ing to pay z per cent. interest. Ad-
dress LOAN, Box 10, City
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Aurtton 5aIes, future 7Daps.
Chaplin g. Hume,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE.

BY decree of the Chancery Court Of
the city of Richmond in the suit OF
John Nj. Hill, guardian, against Evalina
Hill OF ais. entered July %. 1910, we
premises,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81. 1910.
AT p. NJ,
the following property as described in
the decree:
"All that certain. lot of land with
the improvements thereon lying and
being In the city of Richmond. Va.
and bounded as follows: Commencing
at point on the southern line OF Lit
tlepage Street distant one hundred
and forty-flve (145) feet west OF the
northwest corner OF Baker and Little-
page Streets, thence running west
wardly along the southern line of Lit
t!epage Street and fronting thereon
thirty 600 feet, and extending back
from said front at right angles and
between parallel lines one hundred
and Twenty-Five C125) feet to an alley
in common"
TERMS: One-third cash, the residue
In two equal instruments payable re-
spectively at and IL months from
day of sale with interest thereon at
the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, the
deferred instalments to be evidenced
by negotiable notes of the purchaser
and title to be retained until full pur-
chase price is paid or conveyance orr
dered by court, or all cash, at the ops
ton OF the purchaser.
r. E. PEYTON, JR.,
THOMAS w. GARDNER
Special Commissioners.
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Summer Boarninu.


OCEAN VIEW, VA, MERRIMAC COT.
tage, open for guests; all modern
improvements, large verandas; water
front.
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FOR sALE-YoU CAN BE SUITED IN
all kinds OF wagons at b. G. BR1S-
ToW'S No. IL, 13, Is North Eigh-
teenth Street
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OPTICAL

IF YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy. you
may never be able to make them
strong again; neither can we; avoid
dangerous delays and see at once
DIR. H BREITSTEIN, The Optician.
1lS East Broad Street. Consultation
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s45-PARLOR ORGAN; GOOD MAKER
and OF sweet tone; soc per week
buys this instrument, stool included.
CRAFTS. Fifth and Grace Streets.
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The object of this suit is to estab
fish and quiet the title of w. W. TaNey
to that certain lot or parcel of land in
the city of Richmond, Va, fronting
sixty-nine (6a) feet on Grace Street,
at the southwest corner OF Grace and
Monroe Streets. and extending back
southwardly from said Front about
one hundred and twenty-one GID feet
nine COZ inches.
And affidavit having been made and
fled by w. w. Talley that the heirs
and successors in title OF the SAID
Reynolds. if any there be. are un-
known. and that they are, or may be.
they having been made defendants
under the general description of par
ties unknown. it is ordered that the
said unknown heirs and successors in
title Of the said David B. Reynolds
am Catherine F. Reynolds. II any
there be. do appear here. within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
CHARLES o. sAyILLE.
Clerks
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Dersnnals.
Aeal estate tur Renf.

GNEal Gr5TaIR IUT INeIli.
FS6R RENT, flat 2s45 PASRss- AVfS.-
nue.; possession at once or Septetn-
Der L; six rooms; hot water heat;
gas range; newly papered and in Al
condition; $500 per year, RUEHR-
MUND & BOWLES, 729 East Main
Street. Phone Madison 6007,
FOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
six-room house, With yard and gar
den, at Cismont, Va. Address w. S.
PErTUS. Cismont, Va,
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FOR SALE, TWO NEW HOUSES IN
: Barton HEIGHTS; small cash, payment;
balance like rent; hot water heat
and all modern conVeNences. Apply
at 4O2 American National BANK
Building. or phone Madison 44eo,,op'
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SUMMER BOA RID IN G-BUCKRoE
Beach, Va: Sayre Cottage, on the
beach front; all modern convent
ences: send for circulars.
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AN ATTRACTIVE, REsTFUL PLACE,
near the mountains, for quiet peo-
pie: shade, ice. milk. M. S. BOYDEN
Cismont, Albemarle, Va.
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FOR SALE. RESIDENCE OF L Ed.
munds. or staunton River, nar loa
county. va, five miles from Aspen,
on Virrtntan railroad. 7S4 ACRES. l45
iowiands. most Of them titled; about
90 acres meadow; 200 acres ~
wood; splendid impr 9,sr1sfa pr ons
O-o0O. Address JULIAN MEADE
Lcuyille. Va. as5lt.
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YOUR REN,F.ACCOUNTPL PLACE MYTH
4 N. w. BOWIE & son, insures hest no.

FOE 7sALE, NEW sIX-RocM HOUSE
near Forest Hill; nice size lot and,
!, shade; terms to suit purchaser, Adj
3 dress G 40. care Times Dispatch. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26

OAK LAWN COTTAGE. CHASE CITY.
Va. Large airy roomg; cool. shady
lawn; good fare: splendid water:
long distance phone. Address MISS
ALICE e. ELAN.
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3arnfessinnaI DeIn Wantf1

MANTED, TEAGHERs OF All
grades for colleges. public and pri-
waite schools, for fall vacancies.
Z VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
Rev. r. w. Cridlin, Manager. Man
chester Richmond. W.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by va: IoHAEN' d nv, Is aog guar
TweGt. <ears' experience. Cleaning,
81. Main springs, 81. 4os East Broad
Street AL, work guaranteed.
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WANTED, SELECT BoARDERs IN
country home; hot and cold water;
bath; home comforts. Address MRS.
Va.
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Dpeiltg anO Cleaniuu

SUITS CLEANED AND
pressed T5c; ladies'sand gents suits
dyed like new; mall orders promptly
attended to. Phone 4S62, GlLL'S.
Snl North Nifth l..-..
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SIX BREAD FOR CSC: FIG CAKES
10c a h.; four kinds of layer cakes,
10c each. DRINKARD'S, 423is North
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NEW HOTEL MERTON

On the Beach, Vermont ave.. BUTT o.
brick. 100 large. cool front bedrooms. with
ocean view. Elevator. private paths, run
ming water in rooms; extensive porches. NC.
White service. Early season. $40 up weekly:
$3.50 up daily. Bklt. C. B. Prettyman,
Owner and Prop.
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VS. In sCnancery
Unknown heirs and successors In title
of David B. Reynolds and Catherine
+. Reynolds. II any there be, under
the general description of parties
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for 5ule.


FOR SALE, SECOND HAND GUARhN-
teed machinery Of every description,
Including boilers, engines, wood
working machinery, betting. hang
ers, pulleys and shafting. l. BLU
FORD & CO.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper. single man preferred; coun-
try town: business, Wholesale grocer
moderate salary. State age. for whom
worked, how long, references. Per-
manent place for acceptable man not
afraid OF work Answer. own hand
writing. Address l. 9s9. care Times
Ilfauatrh
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IA III IL ia T q N

AND F1REPRooF ANNEX. Tennessee Avee
nue.. near beach. Central; open surround.
ings: opposite Protestant and cathoue
running water in rooms; private baths;
metal beds; 1000 feet OF porches: excellent
table: fresh vegetables and poultry from
service; booklet Special. IS to $3.50 week
.Iy; si5o to So daily. R. B. LUDY. NJ. D.
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WANTED, TEAMS TO HAUL LUMBER
BY the thousand from Sacks Ferry
to Glover, Va. Apply to NJ CHRIST
NER. Glover, Va.
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GIRLS WANTED WHO WANT To
MAKE A COOP 1NDEPE aSl ENT
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FARM For sALE- ,T,hS NILES OF
house Sin rooms and bath; three
room cottage, all necessary out
buildings; price, $4,000, Address Il
99G care Times,piSpatch
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LOST, SUNDAY MORNING. ON 9
o'clock Chesapeake and Ohio train to
Newport News. open face Elgin gold
watch with black ribbon fob with
charm. Return to SOUTHERN TENT
AND AWNING COMPANY, Fourth
and Broad Streets, Richmond, Va.
Suitable reward
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WANTED. 100-HoRsE POWER RE-
turn-to boiler; must be In good con-
dition. Address w. B. DAVIS BRICK
CO. INC.
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Situations, Drnfessional.

WANTED, a POSITION IN HIGH
experienced teacher. postgraduate.
Presbyterian: mathematics a special
ty, Address Box s4s, Lewisburs, 81,
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QMa11tfn.


WANTED. TO Btys> FOR CASH. HOUSE,
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 3yb1
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WANTED, SEVERAL THOUSAND
cords OF oak and pine cord wood;
Will pay highest market price.
NORTH CAROLINA WOOD AND
COAL co. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-26

LOST, LAST WEDNESDAY, ON HULL-
Street car. between Free Bridge and
Broad Street. lady's small double
case gold watch and ribbon fob. Re
ward IL returned to MRS. GUS KAHN,
No. 30 Clopton Street. Swansboro.
-
LOST. ON BEVERLY STREET, BE-
tween Lombardy and Harrison
Streets. package card BILL Reward
IL returned to 62I North Seventh
Street.
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3aelp UNanteu, 4Slale.

WANTED. 4 -CoMPETGNT Man FOR
clerical work in bank in small
town; state age, experience, and APP
ply in own handwriting. Address r
30e, care Times-Dispatch.
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I certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the Special Com
missioners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this 25th day OF July.
1910.
Teste: CHARLES o. sAv1LLE.
Clerk
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Ieual RntifPS.

TIRGfSfl-1N THE CHANGERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
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knons 1Nanten.

BY SEPTEMBER OR BE-
fore, two or three unfurnished rooms
suitable for bachelor quarters; Main
or Broad Street preferred, references
exchanged. Address + 245, care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
j salesladies. Apply at THALHIMER
BROS, Fifth and Broad, between s
and 9 o'clock "A. NJ
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w. w. Talley, T. +. Green and w. P.
Redd. trustees, and T. F. Green, eX-
ecutor of William d. Gibson, de-
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lost ano TounD.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN. WHITE FOX
terrier dog. with large yellow mark
on right side OF face. Reward II
returned to 20i East Grace. or Phone
Madison 28IO-J
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F.yIlMs AID 'ft1anEF: LArDs.-Mn
new CATALOGUES contains 400 far'na
and timber lanta: best bargaa1hfs =, ~
Virginia. pay your railroaad d ia,S
OR. ELAL. po1 nf7. CharlottesVllla
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ARaL Gatate for @ale.

SOR SALE. THREE NEW, DETACHED
dwellings,. near ChimboraZo Far an. !.
Iatrobes. slate and cabinet mantels
electricity and gas: modern in every
particular: elegant homes. 3lb N
n,b;rfvsiSfh Street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
CURLY MORGAN BADLY
WANTED FOR MURDER
Identified by Boise Authorities as As
sOciate of Holdups-Wrong Man
Arrested at NamDn.

That the young man who was with
Thorno ana Hays at Boise was young
Morgan, there now seems 10 be- no
doubt His photograph has been rocog-
nized by ;he Boise authorities. The
following description Of Morgan, with
photographs have been sent to the
police an over this part Of the country.
Onice OF chief OF Police. salt I,hl
CITY, Utah-Wantcd, for highway rob-
berry and murder. Walter Morgan.
known among associates as OFT Nor
gan. and among the hobo element as
"Curly" Age. %. about 8 feet ihchcs.
weight 1ij or $50 pounds. very heavy
dark hair fluffy and inclined 90 BE-
curly; dark brown eyes. heavy eye
brows. Either black suit with derby
hat or brown suit with brown derby
hat The above photograph was trkcl
four years ago. but is considered "a very
good likeness
Morgan Is wanted Tor the murder OF
George w. Fasseil or the night or
March 2G 1910
Address lll communications 90 S. NJ.
Barlow. chief OF police. salt Lake city.
For short time Wednesday night
10 was believed that Morgan had been
captured The following telegram WIS
received by chief OF Police Barlow:
Chief of Police salt Lake city,
hold otto Harley. suspect Salt Lake
holdup Saturday night. Has father liv-
ing east side LEFT Salt Lake Sunday.
Answer tSigned) Larry Maloney,
chief OF police Nampa. Idaho
Through Carl Reynolds property
man az the salt Lake theatcr Hardey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
HINTS TO WHEAT GROWERS.
Hives of Bees on the Farm Essential
To Get the Best Results.

The Willard Arid Land company
owns 1900 acres OF rich farm land,
situated 10 miles south OF Fillmore. the
old capital Of the then territory Of Utah
The company now has upwards OF 5000
acres of this large tract under cultiva-
ton planted principally 10 grains.
Some OF the dry lands there have pro-
duced 81 bushels 10 the acre. accord
ing to }. A. George, who Is connected
with the company
I'VE have found that Red Turk
wheat. which by the way, was im-
ported from Russia at a cost of 81
bushel but seed as good as the orig
inal may now be had in various parts
OF the state for $l.l0 a bushel, the
regulation price OF wheat, does hess
down In Willard county, planting about
20 pounds TO the acre. We prepare the
soil a season before planting, and sow
the grain as early as June or July.
This gives Il good opportunity TO
sprout before winter. helped on by the
moisture in the soil and the early fan
rains. II by fall we see IL Is approach
ing dangerously near TO the 'bootlng'
man. and let him turn In a bunch Of
sheen TO clip the tender grain down
10 the ground. After the sheep are
removed IL shoots up and Is ready 10
harvest the following June.
There is one important feature Of
grain raising that Is overlooked by
most farmers, and that is every farm
should have at least "a few hives Of
bees. and big grain farm should
have an extensive apiary The bee Is
uuite essential to the proper dlstribu-
ton OF the pollen I'm the fields FOR you
must remember there h. male wheat
and female wheat and you cannot ma
ure a crop Of good, healthy plump
grain without the two, A field OF male
wheat may grow up and be apparently
ready TO mature but Il VIII shrivcl
up In the head and give no crop. The
honey yield itself will more than pay
for the trouble OF keeping the bees.
MANY farmers have yet TO learn
that the real profits OF most farms
come In taking care OF the so-called
tag ends That is, having small
drove OF hogs to turn into the pasture
after harvest 10 clean up the fallen
wheat and eat out the corners not
touched by the header or binder They
win require no other food for months.
Then a flock OF chickens can be kept to
advantage. and made a paying side
line Then the COWS, a few sheep, sew
eral brood mares, all together yin bring
more 20 the farmer than the grain
yields OF most farms when kept indie
pendent OF the side features here mem
toned"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
DEAL IN FRUIT LANDS.

one Of the largest deals in orchard
lands made IN Utah for some time was
contaminated this week. when the
American Fork Fruit q stock farm,
containing 800 acres located on the
bench three miles north Of that town,
was sole. The purchasers were y. F.
DuHn. president Of the American Fork
Real Estate association, and salt Lake
and Willard county associates. The
price is $4,000 Mr.. Dufiin has had a
lifelong experience I'm fruit culture,
and he regards Utah county as one OF
the best fruit growing sections In the
state. There is no need Of people leav-
ing Utah." says Mr.. Dufiin. and seek
Ing homes elsewhere. as Utah county
alone today holds out splendid oppor-
tunities for not less than 1000 more
good. energetic heads of families. There
are at least 10000 acres OF fertile fruit
lands available In the north end Of this
one county today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
BUS PASSENGERS

John Watson. formerly manager or
the y g.. NJ J. of ogden. d. iu the city
today ON business
Mrs. william Thaw. Jr.. Mrs. Nc
KNIGHT and William ThaW az PITTS
burg Pa. are registered st the
Kuutsford today
J. y. FImorc. OF the United States
navy hospital OF Los Angeles, cal. is
guest at the Kenyon hotel
VI. T.. Huffman. q prominent min-
iur man OF Park city Is registered
at the Kenyon. having come down on
business.
John Fleming. "a wcll-known min
ing operator of Portland Or. is down
from the northwest looking into some
mining matters boz this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. -. Rowe OF New