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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
Spm Sud,ertiid. .

Die gpril 9lus9abe Der .Oeutihen
9ausfran" uon Wtilnautee, isis, 1T
in Der ausitattuns iowObl mie i'm 9n.
bolt cine tief ourfoabte. marm empiun'
Oene 6riiblin9S 9tummer. Shou oas
duBere 2iteblatt NIT oem rei;enoen Yil,
be Sinoer am Stranoe" mutbet ber,qes
minneuo an. Som Snbalt beben mir
beruor: ben intersiiantsn, reid illuitrir.
ten glrtitel iiber Bremen uno Yremer,
bauen uon Srau Sinbner' Oiansd. Die
,u9lei6 lebrrei6 unb unterbalten6 9e
ihriebene BlauOerei iiber Sanarienuo-
gels Seben uno 3u6t. Ole rsi,enos
WalSersArie Die 9iahtisau" aus Der
Sperette Die Girolerin". Son ben
@ridhlun9en, neldle Die 36 Ssiteu ltarte
gfummer bringt, erwGhnen mir rWteih'
ShmeiterA, cine prdhti9e @rlGbluu9
aus oem Seben uon glnton Nnorea, uno
bic Sortiesung oes 10 intereliauten 30
mans Der Stulmeiiter uOn Slinfers
berg, uou Sulie 9Seltfirt,. Sir bic
Sleinen iino nieoer cine allerlisbite @r.
;Gblung uno rei;enoe Spiele uor9eieben.
Die Suuitrirte @br0uif briust aud uiel
3eitgemGBes unb SntereliauteS aus per.
ihisoenen Welttbeilen. 6ernsr bstet Die
hummer cine reide Siille pon anmeiI.
unsen uno praftiihen Ratbibldgen fir
0nus uno 0ero, lebrreihe. er;ieberiide
uno 9eiunobsitli6e g8inte, Gotbidld9e
fiir 5rauen- uno Sinbermooen. allsrlei
fir @eoihts uno &ieOerirsunoe uuO einen
reiAbalti9en, interefanteu Brisitaften.
Wfit elmer 0tummer mie oielcr. itsut li6
Die Deutite Sausfrau", Wfilpaufee,
gSis., ben belten in. unO ausldnoii6en
3eitldriften al Snbalt ebenbiirtis an
Die Seite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
2aGdiuatua 3ip la.

Die re9elmdBige WtOnats YerIamm
lung ftnoet mOr9en. Sreitug, ben %
apsil, llatt. OaS 9ri6fiuen aller Wttt
9lieOer uno DeIe9aten lit orinsenO scbOr
ten. Sc 3abIreiher Der Seiut. bette
anre9cncer werOen bic Yerbauolunseu
Dian 9Ianbt, in WObenfriit Ous Osut
ide OOrf erOifHen gu tOnnsn unb man
DIE auoere 5rase uOn Sntereiie mag ,ur
Spra6s tcmmen. 9lIiO enti6lieBe man
lih, Elm Stiinohen Dem @smeinpobl 5u
Opfern, tOmme piinttIi6 uuO brinse siu
paar 6reunoe nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
@anne GpIIntn.

5Ouesoalr. .-SObu 6. 0isitmann if
DOuneritag WtOrsen in ieinsr 0Obnung
on @burh StraBe i'm 9llter uon 72
Subren Der Sri9bt'i6en Oiisrsufruut.
belt erlegen. Der 8sritOrbsne fam als
iunssr Wtanu BON Deutidlano bisrbsr
unO pirN uOu Der gBittps. ;psi SObnsn
uno brsi 1Odtern iibsrlebt. 9tahOem
sr felt mebrren Subren an elmer Som.
pIitation uOn gebrs6sn selitteu, If
ausuit @rambs am Donnsritas In isi.
ner 8Obnuns gu arisI oeuisIbsn erlssen.
@r pirO uOn Der gBittps unb usri6isOs'
men Sriioern uno S6wsftern iibsrlsbt
unO bic Ssiissuus funO DfOutas In
glsw gOrf itutt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
Ginc nene. 6cfabr.

SSdbrenO Die Oeutiben Ssreine bon
@bicngO BON berSliber 5reube iiber biz
bel Der Iesten BabCbsn PrObibitiOniiteu
bei9ebra6te empfiuOli6e Stieberlaee er.
fiillt iinb, 6rObt ibHen unO ibren SeIt.
lidfeiten bersits cine usus 9efa1r, uno
3mnr oieies Wtal uon,sani unerparteter
Seite, nemlih BON Der Sunossresier.
uns. Dus @bicugo 9unoss, Steueramt
uerlan9t nemlih. oaB Sersine, bic auf
9runb zines itdOtiiden BAR, germits"
5eite nit Sstranie.slusi6uu iperanltal.
ten, cine Sunoes'Sijens erpirtsa Iollen.
Dabei wiro bic Stsuer ui9t etpa nur
fur ben WtOuut usrluust, In Sem :ois
5sftltaieit ftattfinOst, ionbsrn fur bic
sanjs 3sit bis gum abtauf bss 5isiul.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21

- Sn Otsp gBsftminiftsr, q. G.,
itarb Der GpiscOpuIbiiaOf Sobu Dart
am 9srji9las. @r mar 73 Sabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
Nprb Serantpn.

- Peter 8otum uon Ebsobore Ctr,
Der anseblid nit mebrersn anbereu
Ufdnnern ben SOispb SOrpid Dor swsi
gSohen iiberfiel unb beraubsn mollte,
muroe am Donneritas auf cine oiesbe,
3ii9li6s antlase fir Elm seridtli6ss @r.
i6einen unter $1,000 SiirsIdaft se,
ltsllt.
- Dem Sersmann Peter 9eibinsfp
pom 2beOoOre StraBe wuroe Samitaa
our6 einen Dedenfall elm Yein aebro.
den uno Der Sopf unb S0rper i6limm
BeriAunoen, aud beiiir6tsts man inner,
ltbe Nerlesun9en. @r wuroe CUR Be.
baHOluns mad oem Staut 9Oipital &c.
nommen.
Der 2S Sabre alte Dauio Ri6aros,
Habe Der StOrrs 3ede wObnbaft, bill
Oete ii6 Elm, baB Der @influB oes 0ale
lap'i6en Someten bGrnrt isin mlroe,
OaB Oas @nOe Der Bslt beuorltebe, uno
otsies uerisete i'm in iOl6e glnslt, baB
er Srelta9 wie beieiien an 16. StraBe
rannte, bis er itOlperte uno ii9 our6
ben Sau einen ShGOelbru6 ,ufii9te.
Uian Hubm ibH in 9efdbrlidem 3uitano
mad benz sBeitieite 9Oipitul.
-9rr SObn uOu Bergen fen. BON
Court Strabe, gater unIeres WtapOrs,
1T 5reitas MOrsen eiuem Seriiblas
erIe9en, Der oaourb uerurIabt wuroe
OaB er einem Yfero, OaS Iid losseriIien
batte, na6lief, bis er eridOpft mar. @r
tOnnte nod ieinem SObn Souis ;uru.
EN-, einen sr;t gu bOlen, aber oils ;wei
aerite i6nell eintrufen. mar er idOn
ine Seihe. Der Seritorbene puroe
'or 67 Sabren in Bern, S6pei,, 9sbo.
en-, fam ais Snube uOn Sabren nit
einen @ltern mad 2lmetita uno wobnle
eitoem bier. Ourh @uer9ie bate er
id gu elmer a6tunS9ebICtenOen Steluns
mpor9eihwungen. iooaB iein pl0slideS
lbleben allgemeiue Irauer erreste. Die
Sittwe, Swci SObue uuo pier G06ter
berleben ibn. Die Seliesuns erfolste
ROnta9 0tuhmitta9 I'M 6Oreit 6iu !
rieobOf unO itauo Die Grauerfeier uu. i
r Seitun9 Der Shiller yoSe Der 6rei. I
aurcr, welber Der Ysrltorbsne felt i
abreu au9ebOrte. z
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21

Bsftsut bas .8Oasnblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21

iabrss, Oas beiBt, bis gum ua6fsu 80.
Suni. Das SunSss Steueramt bat
nun cine iebr 9rOBe 9lu;ubI uOn Ser.
einen 3ur na6trdsIi6su @ntri6tuns Der
S9antltsuer, 3ui4ldslif) elmer fiinf,ia.
prOjenti0sn @eIcbuBs aufseforbert uuo
ibneu fiir ben Sal Der 3ablunssusrwei.
9srun9 itrufre6tlite 8srfoIsuns In
ausit6t seitellt. lin ben gereineu,
wenn irscnO mOslid, Oisis gussabs su
erIpursn, bat fif i'm Guftrase Der Ser.
sintstsn Seielli6uften" Serr gB. R.
Utt6aslis. elmer Der Ssraussebsr Der
ySainois Stats j3eituus", mad 8alb.
tn9ton beseben. um bort nit benz Sdass
amtsiefrstdr Wac8sasb bic anseleasti.
belt 3u bsipreaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21

O'uu Outlu SlHlUH, Ole QH9e0lld
pom lbrem @atten 5rant Simon emp0
reHO bebanoelt wurOe, bat am Samltat
cine 9beideioung eintrusen laIien. Si
lebten nnr bier UtOnute ;uiammen.
- Gsubeu UteOler, Der babel ertuppi
muros, oils er itd WtsiIinswaareu Sel
Sadamanna @Ompunie aneisnete. wurSt
Utonta9 auf Die 9utIase oes Oisbltabls
ttir Elm 9sridtIides @rideinen untel
$500 SiirsI6ait seitsllt.
- Sine permanente Union Der Subr,
lsuts uon OetuiIssifaften purOe Don.
nerlta9 abeno ge9riinOet, 9eamte er,
wablt uno initallirt. Der 3weCf ber
Union 1T, etuen 9leidmGbisen 1obn ,u
erlan9sn uno gu uerbinoern, oas Sua.
ben anitatt WtdHHer als 5ubrleute auae.
ltellt neroen.
- Die 28irtbe i'm centralen StaSt.
tbeil, pel6e 9interjimmer fir Sraueu
unterbaltsH, itnO pom Supt. Der Poli,si
oene6rt6tt9t WOroen, oaB er um Die
Serpirtun9 ibrer 3i,enlen nad)Iud,en
lptirOs psnH iie ferner erlauben, oas
oieie 3imner aIs Sammelplase fir
StraBenbirnen uno anberes unlauberes
@elibtsr benust perOsn.
-Serr @sOrse s6len;, Der felt
etpa 60 SabreH bier wObnbaft ner, 1T
Samltag WfOrSsn in isiner 9BObnuna
an Psnn Guenue Der allssmeinen alters.
lbwade erle9eu. Der Ssrltorbene wurs
De Dor nabeSu &c Sabrsn in gBialtutt,
Saoen, 9eboren nno Fam 9nfangs Der
5oSer Sabre mad Scranton. @s iiber.
leben ibn elm SObn uno brei S0dter
unO Die Ssiiesuus srfOIste WtOntas i'm
6Orsit Sia 5risObOf.
Us. 8. asIlsb BON philadelphia,
Der al Sadawanua auenue In Soft 9ina
uno am 6reitas WtOrsen einen Drabt
ais @aiAleine anbrin9eu pOllte, wuroe
uOn Der eIettriiaen StrOmuus set0Otet,
ais Der Drubt nit sinem auoeren elet.
trii6 belaOenen DRAFT In Yeriibruna
fam. @r itiirSte fopfiiber auf Die Yabn. |
seletIe unten uno alS Der ambulan,,
wa9eu Ses stuut SOipituls sintruf, mar
er cine yeite.
= SbenOOre 6sneS, Der am 81. De.
3embsr 1908 gu GbrOOp Srau 9iHie
9oruntb ermOroete, ua9oem er fir meb.
rere Sabre nit Osrielbsn Elm unmorali.
ihes SsrbHltniB uHterbaltsu bate, biBte
OOnneritas SOrmittus ieiu Yerbre6en,
Inoem er in oem 6lur9ang Oss @ountp
Sefdn9niHes erbdnst nurbe. giadoem
er ith leit ben leeten 0ohen wie 9eiitess
geltOrt 9ebabrt bate, eeitauO er in Der
lestsn Wlinnte elm, oaB er nidt irrIinni9
lei uno uOIli9 fir Ous Yerbre6eu uers
antmortlih mar; er unterwarf Iit nit
Heue Dem llrtbsil oes @eissss unO feline
lssten Worte Warsn cine 8tte an SeIus
@briit.u .um @uaoe. @r psints, als ibm
Der Strid nm ben 9uls ssIsSt wuros,
unO in Orsi Wiinuten nu6 Osm 5all mar
er cine 9si9e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
= Worssn 1T 8aumpfan,uuastaa.

I
c -@s ideint iest. als penn bic Brei
!. fur Ssbensbeoiirfniiie lansiam fallen.
9err 8ouis 9uber unb SRI. Sa,
: 3es BON bier ermirftsn am Dienitas
s8iltesbarre cine Seiratbslijens.
&. 8. aeap pOu @reen 0fiosc
u pom Ridter @OwarOs gum armenoire
. tor ernaunt woroen, um Die our6 De
: Cob oes Serrn Sobn BON Ssreen enj
itancene Safauj ausjufiillsn.
- Sames @arlucci, msI6er am Gam
itas einen &suOluer aui Sames @olpa
Bielte uno oieien ju eridieBen orobtt
muBte WfoHta9 fir iein 9eri6tli6es III
i6einen $500 Siirsidaft iteasn.
DuS Scranton Sauiuss Ban
@ebduoe fol- in tiirjeiter 6riit i'm 9n
mere oerart umsebaut weroeu, ba6 mai
ben oberenSlur berausreiBt uno au6 oel
Oberen Stof fir Banf;msde einrhtet
gSdbreno oieier glrbeit nerOen bic Sc
ihGite Der Sant in Dem Sermpn Sc
bduSe, mo Die POital telegraph @ompa.
ME mar, 9ctban.
= Der albetannte Carl MfcSinnep.
Der Sur 3eit, als Die Stablmible IidJ
nod bier befano, cine berporra9enoe
StelIs bel oerielben eiunabm, 1T Diem.
Ita9 in lstner WObnung oil Blatt Ylace
i'm sllter bon 68 Sabren seitorbeu. @r
mar iett 3cbn Subren frGntlib, leete
WO6e betam er iebO6 cine itarte @rtdl.
tun9, Elm @eidwiir biloete ii9 in einem
DIR uno eritredte iid oann auf Sas @es
birn, leinen &OO ueruriafsno.
- Sein einjiges gln9ebOt fir ,mei
Itdotiide SOnOausguben, cine pOn $27,.
600 fir Heue 6euerwebrquartlsre uuo
etne fir S25,0OO Iur Yilaiteruus BON
Strabeneinmiinouugen, lit eingerei6t
wsroen, neil 9ieilettireuOe niht mlllens
ltno, IId mt pier BrOient auf Dem an.
9elegten Selo gu besuii9en. IS miro
mdbrihGiulih uOtbig perosn, ben PrOs
ientlas gu crbOben, nm Die Sonos loss
- s, y. @remblet. elm YianobGnoler
BON @Olbocton, o., Der iid auf Dem
sSs9 bierber befuno, UNI ein Eager uon
Bianos anIutuufen. wurOe WiOntas
Oladt SWii6en @lmiru uno Yinsbamton
1uf eincm Nadawanna 3u9e INN cine
0nnotaibe beraubt, Die $ 2OOO in Yaar,
3eIo entbielt. Der Yeraubte berihtcte
ben Oiebltabl ben bieiisen Sadawanna
Seamten, Die iOiOrt einr llnteriu6uns
- slm Spnntas, Den "a. gIpril, fin.
yet Die SOnfirmatiOn Der oiesiGbri9en
torItrmanoen in Der oeutiden cpang.s
utb. STRIDE, 226 Wfiiflin auenue, itatt.
Der 9ottesoienit be9innt UNI 10 llbr
UfOr9ens. slle Oiit9lieOer unb Sreun,
'e Der @emeiHoe lino ba;u ber,li6 Elm. {
elaoen. Oie Seifte fir bic SOnfir. /
nanoen, oeren @ltern, @ei6wiiier, Ser.
oanote uno Ratben, iOmie uIle felt 1902
Slaiisn fiuOet SonuabenO,
en- 90. 9lpril, Nbenos n llbr, itatt,
Iir ale anOsren SOuntas UtOrsen I'M !
! llbr.
- Die fOlsenOen peitsren Deutiden d
no fir Die Quurtuliisuus bes @sri6' 0
g 9e,O9en porOen. bic i'm Wtai croft. u
ct wirO: SatOb 8. Sammsr, @eorse t,
!. @Oer, Wtutbius gllss iun., s. 6. b
'lidens, 8. @eOrse @iiele, @eorss 8. 8
'oblins, Oscar VI. Ssnalo, Sobu i
usr, @sOrse s. Ssiper. Gmil l8sibsl, y
George Sod, @eorse Wtaas, elmer s
'otb, Sobu 8silano, 9lusuit Sabn, s
Sillium 3. SrOll, VI. Z. Conrad, @Opin =
rable, Soiepb u. Biinid. 8. s. :
i6el, Sarl S9euermanu, Ssnrp 0si. \
er. .,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
Suumpre.

- Der IA Sabre alte @arl @onnors
bon SBebiter ausnue. Elm friibsrer an
9eitellter Der Scranton 9Iutomobile Co.,
purOe Samita9 unter $500 8iir9idafi
oem Detentionsbaus iiberwieien, neil Ell
lih Elm slutOmObil uou Der @ara9e an.
9eeiSnet bate.
= Der Corona SeiOe @ompanie oa.
bier, Sapital 100000, 1T pom Staats.
Oepartement elm 6reibrief bspillist nor.
ben. Ole SntOrpOratoren Iinb @barles
uno GbOmas SenpOOO, Daniel Pomell,
y. 8. GitabrOOf, SObH McDtillan,
6. 8. @enter unO g8. .. ParrD.
= Yier SiuOsr Oes 9bOmaS 9euruep
uon appls StraBe erfrunftsn Samltas
9tn6t on Der Etomainsusrsiftuns, mie
man 9Iaubt ourd eiusemadte tomatoes
usrnrla6t. Drsi erbolten iih I6nell
unter dr3tli6sr Bebanoluns, absr Oas
uierte mar nod am WtOntas siemlid
ihwer franf.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

one set of posts to reach the contra,
they should use cross-arms, and not
nave the wires closer together than
ieet. When the wires are nearly
IN contact the service is greatly in
Jured by cross talk. We do not use
wire nearly so heavy as the wire used
by the commercial companies. Our
posts are also much smaller and are
not SO high, Is feet being about the
average height, with a diameter of
b TO inches. We use chestnut, wal
nut and cedar posts.
w. G. CROOK.
Henderson Co., Tenn.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRO-
DUCE.

Potatoes, per $50 lbs, $1.50@1.-
10 for nearby; Southern, per bbl.,
s1.25@1.75. Sweets, white, per
Dbl, $1.75; yellow, $3.50 @1.75.
Onions. per 100-lb bag, yellow, ST.
25 a 100: white, per basket, 5000
81; red, per bbl.. $1@1.75. Beets,
per 100 punches, $1.25 $50. Car
rots, $1.75 @2.00 per bbl., for wash
ed; per 100 lunches, 81. Cabbage,
per 100, $406. Cauliflower, $40
4 per Dbl. Celery, $4,000 per
crate. Cucumbers, 40 a 60c per bas-
ket. Eggplant. 50@75c per bushel
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
THE MARKETS.

crate. Green corn. 5Oc@$1.75 per
100 ears. Lima beans. 5Oc@$1 per
basket for potato; fiat, 25@5Oc.
Lettuce, 50c@$1.75 per basket.
Okra, per carrier, 81. Parsley, per
basket, soc. Peppers, 5O@75c per
Dbl. Peas, per basket, Soc @$2; Re-
maine, per basket. soc. Spinach,
$1.25 q 1.50 per basket. String
beans, 40 soc per basket. Squash.
white, per bbl., 25c@$1. Turnips.
75c 0$1.25 per bbl., for rutabagas:
white, per 100 punches, $1.50@2.5O.
Tomatoes, 35@75c per box.
Apples, 50 o. per bbl., with about
1876 fair average. Crab apples,
~ @3.5O per bbl., for large. Pears,
Clapp's Favorite, per bbl., $3@4.50:
Others, SCOTS. Peaches, per bas-
ket, 10000 Plums, Green Gage.
$50 zoe per S-lb basket. Grapes,
40 q SOC per carrier. Huckleber-
ries. 5@10c per quart. Cranberries.
$500 per Dbl. Muskmelons, 75c@
$1.25 per Dbl. Watermelons. $50
10 per 100.
Butter, sac for top grade cream
cry; factory, 22@24c.
Eggs, 26a case for best Western.
New, No. 1, red winter wheat.
$1.O5s. Corn, 66ac. Oats, 3Sac
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

saturday. September II. 1901
nroducing plants, but is rarely found
IN sufficient quantities. It's seeds
sbould be sown everywhere. White
clover is more plentiful and stands
IN the first rank. Sweet clover is one
NJ the best and is abundant in many
NJ our Tennessee valleys. IL Is now
about time for a last honey flow from
asters and the goldenrod, which
grow abundantly in old fields of the
Southern highlands.
Formerly the tulip tree (errone-
ously called poplar). was one of our
best nectar bearers in the South, but
the lumber companies have cut IL out
so extensively as to seriously affect
the supply. It sometimes reached
100 feet In height and bore a sue
cession of large flowers so rich with
sweets that the bees fairly swarmed
over them in spring time. The sour
wood also makes for us beautiful.
clear honey. Among others we may
also name the redbud. or Judas tree.
the persimmon, the black gum and
the snmac.
In the middle South. bees begin TO
work out In the warm days of Feb
ruary and gather pollen for brood
raising. If there is none at hand, 1t
may be supplied artificially by plac-
Ing boxes containing -four near the
bee yard. Among the first blooms
are the pussy willows. followed close
iy by the red naples and the sugar
naples. The abundant fruit blooms
and other nectar bearers we must
leave for future article.
T. G. HARMS.
Powell Station. Tenn.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
E9!II[l11li1'l
3!ZS{S!sI5

You are now offered an exceedingly
inviting opportunity to procure, at
very low price and on easy terms,
home for yourself in the most pro-
ductlve country in the world, where
ten acres will yield an income of
$1,000 to IS, 900 a year-where not
one crop, but two, three and even four
crops may be grown each year on the
same ground; where climate, natural
rainfall and soil unite in creating
bountiful harvests. Lands adapted to
General Farming, Corn. Cotton Mar
ket Gardening, Fruit Growing, Nuts,
or Poultry, Live Stock, Bees, and
Dairying, etc.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

having his box taken out. in casa bo
uses profane or vulgar language over
.he line. We also have a central
keeper who charges rs cents Der box
lor MS service. He answers no calls
a,ter p M, unless it is a call of a
physician or distress ring. Each
suD-company is connected by the
central. The general companies of
each district or section give each
other free use of the respective lines.
Each sublime receives new members
by vote. We find it not best to have
over lS to 20 members on each SUBJ
line.
When several sub-lines want IN use
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
HOW TO GET TELEPHONES IN
YOUR NEIGHBORHoOD.

Messrs. Editors: Three years ago
there was scarcely farmer In this
county who owned telephone box,
or had an interest In telephone
line. Now at least one-third, and
possibly one-half of the farmers in
the county have phones of their own.
and also own part interest In the
wire
We have one in our home and also
mile Of line with the company. The
total cost OF phone. box. mile of
wire. Insulation. etc. was scarcely
Sic. and We would not have It taken
out Of our home for ten times this
amount. BY It's use we can In n mo-
ment's time, get the daily markets.
We can also find out when we have
freight or express ut the office. and
thereby save any useless trips. We
can also phone 10 our local as well
as town merchants. and often have
little things sent TO our door that
otherwise We would have TO lose the
time To go after. We can get doc
tor and other aid in case of accidents
or sickness. much quicker than we
could when we had TO go for them.
and now we can remain to do what
We can until assistance comes.
The rural phone Is also very ben
eticial from n social standpoint. 1t
enables us TO converse with our
friends, as we'll as give musical en-
tertainments over the lines. am
sure IL will do much TO revolution
lie the home and thereby be the
cause of many boys and girls remain
Ing content at home, where otherwise
they would want to wander away.
For the benefit OF those who are
interested, | shall briefly tell how
our phone company Is organized. We
have president, vice president, sec
rotary. etc. for each company. This
company Is divided into sub-com-
panies with the same line OF officers.
Each sub-company has bylaws mod
eled on those OF the main company.
These bylaws are so constructed as
TO allow each member to own his
box, but the wire belongs to the
company This is done In order to
prevent any member from removing
his mile OF line and thereby injure
the service. These bylaws also pro-
vide that pleasure must give way
Tor business; also, that any men,
Der is subject To fine as well as
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
MEMPHIS COTTON
GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFs.

CORN IN BULK Per Bushel-No Z white
ga No: mixed 6sts; No. 3yeilow esls.
BRAN-Per Cwt-oli5
mixed IS ~'
HAY-Pcr Ton. In Bales-No. sIooo: No. l
esi.oo: choice Ssi.5O
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

If you were sure you could make $1,000
ington & Choctaw territory, would you be in
terested? We print 20 page book that tells
all about this land and gives many letters
from people who know the land have titled it,
and who are doing well. Send for this book
let: it Is free.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Quotations based on cotton sold On am.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

When writing to advertisers say:
Il saw your ad in The Progressive
Farmer and Gazette"
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

think your paper is the best
farm paper in circulation for the
money. A. Walden. Newtonville,
Ala.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
NEAL AND FLOUR.

CORN MEAL. bbl.-33 IS 70 025
FLOUR. hard wheat Kansas pssent-6 % 70
&3s
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
We PayYour Fare Both WAYS to Florida

you buy Celery Farms propertyen acresyou get your
fare both ways We have co. 100 in finest
session OF Florida, place where potatoes
DAYS WIN pay for the land and put the bank. Rail
river transportation the best Market the earliest
where the OF the Colony help every man TO
We want 1000 families in the sixty days
cessions that will bring them. wait write
DO 1T Nowl
FLORIDA HOMELAND COMPANY
Hs Auanue National Bank Bldg. Jseksonvile Fla.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25
The Florida Defeat

The defeat of constitutional prohibition Florida another illustration
whie BURDEN It proves liquor
the limit S
that will annt their
Florida fight victory
the poll tax of five thousand order that they might wy
the overwhelming
Florida
the booze fighters has begun The terae cod people
Notwithstanding it's mixed population county
dry
would have been overwhelmingly Florida
and htearly.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-11-25
Slayer of Carmack Acquitted

little Robin Cooper approached Senator
brilliant
worlds
from his mouth and died instantly front Camac
father Cooper who has been convicted by both the Circuit
penitentay
pardon by the unspeaabe Ham Patterson
Camack had led the temperance forces of the desperate battle