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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Mrbeit auf Sem gads zines neue1
5taues, ser alaf &einrih S&ulteS
Barm erridtet mfrs, fiel @ic. Sebr,
melber erit fiir5li6 BON Canada na4l
bier 5uriidfebrte, 5*r groe uto trug,
mem1 audi feline lebensgefabrliden, 10
oo@ ~idpmeropolle @unoep 11apon.
&odm. &err ban Dinterc pelder IN
Nbme ienbeit' uni eres bo6p. STARTERS
Sic @emeiuoe Bier5 perieben miro, fat
audi 5ltgleib Sic Baltoration Der Sc
meinoe 2aitrnp fir sic Daa1er Der Mb=
meienbeit oeS Hfarrers Sano iiber-
nonlnen.
Melroie.
Gin fleines Sobnd}en Ser 6amilie
gsif. 8ebrens,; meldes bon 2rngenfie.
Der befanlen muroe, befiaoet iid our
6reroe ser gltern al1f Ser 8eiierung.
= fyrl. Maria S9mante mllroe megen
Blinooarment5un0ung operirt. STR
ietiges 8efinoen gibt &aum CUR Soft
nl1r1g, onB iie' bal0 pouitanoig geneien
Iein miro. = emil uno 8m. Neu-
mann baben itd nab 9l1tton in Mon-
tana; begeben> no iie ii@ auf ibren
@eimitGtten nieoerlaiien meroen. -
@err uno Srau Sobn 60i@en un0
Iohter Dora madten leBte ISOLDE ei-
men Mbiteder nab SEN 3milingsltao-
ten. 6amilie Soi6en trifft iebt sic
lebten @orbereitungen gu tbrer
1eutl dlan0reiie. = <6olpb Spte=
fer trot Mitte LETTER @ode cine 9feiie
na6 G3icago an un0 mir0 Dor ieiner
Miiffebr nod einen perlpanotld)aftli=
d)en 9eiud in @iSconiin ebitatten. =
Solepb @ornberg fat li6 Mitte lebter
@o9e gum 8eiu6 ieiner IN Great
Sails, Mont., mobnenoen 5dmeitern
Mnlelma. uno MppoGonia aufgema6t
un0 bot Dor, BON sort nod. Stanofor6
gu reilen, mo- iein 8ru6er Gbeooor
m%obnbaft lit.
Gate George.
6rar clinton Setting lit ernitli6 err
franft uno itebt u11ter 8ebanolung
0es 3r. Nilon bon @apnespile. =
Sobn Meplano, melder bier alS &C.
biilfe III Ser 8irtbidaft 0es Neter
@eplono angeitelt mar, begab ii6 leb=
tie Mohe rah Sastatdenan, @ana=
oa, no er iein 5ufiinftiges @eim ma<
fen miro. = &err uno 6ral1 Midael
beablidtigen, I'M 2aufe 6ieies Monats
ibren in &ana6a mobnen0en &in0ern
einen 8eiud ab5uitatten. - Inter SEN
6armern berrldt mie6er neuer Nutb,
ga infolge oes frudtbaren &egenS ii9
in Sells uno @iele a1es iebr gedn6ert
fat, 0emnab Sic Musii6t auf cine err
gie5ige grnte cine boffnungsboue ge=
moroen lit.
@oloingforb.
@elegentli9 elmer bier gebalte>1en
ipe5ieuen &eriammlung mur6e be-
ldlonen, 0os gegenmartige Sbltlbalis
I'M, Elm 5todtperf gu erboben, uo0ur@
5pei &lalien5tmlter geponner 1per6en.
SOL. 8ab uno Sen. @laien per0en
NIT ser Sbulbebor6e 6as 8anfomite
btl6en. 9ie nit Ser 8ergr0Berung
un6 Musbeiierung 6es 5@ulgeb6lt6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
ct. Mnanita.

Seit LETTER ISOLDE 1T Die Mrbeit in
Ser 8iegeIei oes Serrn grnit 8eutler
nit elmer rs 8erionen itarfen Nann4
Idaft I'M polen @ange. I'm raider.
BON ser steue gu tomnen, bat &err
8eutler iib nit einem 6oro @raftma-
gen perleben. - Die 8iegelleibeiiber
&einrib &eb, g. 8eutler un6 Sobn
@ouaro begaben ii9 Montag na4 ct.
Saul 400 Tie bon ser Staatsbeborbe
contraftli6 nit 2ieferung BON Bad-
lteinen fir Staatsgebdl10e betraut
tpur0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

- Spre6t in unierer 8anf Dor un0
loBt @ub BON s1nierm &alitrer ben
gortbeil unierer it=Depoitten=@er.
ousetnan0erieeen. 6armerS
State 8unf Of ct. @lou6. 16ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
ct. Midplas.

: Sbr n0Qt nod nibt ferttq fem 3n Ginfauf Gumr irubjabrs= nno @ona=
: ner=qsearen far eepi0e set, Die nod tommt, @er S9r ieo eepiR t t!srt;g'
{ ieBt 3n iebn uo aus3ufn0en, mns Die neuen Ifo0en inD. &on1nt beretn,
+ beebt oI oe neuen @a4en uo aber3eu9t Gub, mel& CUTE gSertbe nit tr
! Ds @lD Qeben.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Gates MADE DASH
TO STOP DIVORCE
Young Millionaire Undertook
Wild Ride on Special From
Yuma to New York to
Plead With Wife.

Lake Charles lI. April : Charlie
a. Gates did DOT make his mad rush
across the couuuUut from Yuma,
Arl2., to New iorK In special train
In order To- be- tr,atcd by an eminent
physician ~, hurried To- New YORK
10 exert every influence in his power
I" oppose the divorce proceedings his
wife tilcd against him.
These facts drf,lop.d TODAY when
he, his father, john W. Gates ana a
party of their friends. reached LAX,
Charles In a private car t. attend the
trial ~ Il suit iu the local courts in
which the elder Gates is the plaintiff.
Friends IA the rarty discussed the
matter ana aDkuuNledgcd that the
younger Gates made his long ttip in
an attempt t. get q reconciliation with
his wife iatrs refused 10 discuss
the matter, but nnally lntimatrd that
the divorce suit would be brought and
tina, he had accepted service tie
would not tell tnD cause OF the sali
Mrs GATES WAS Miss Mar Martin
of - Louis and was well known loo
society circles there prior to her mar
riagc. Sh, h1a been separate FROM
her husband for som" tmc. They
haNr nu Dhiidl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Las CRUCES LOSES
OLD LAND MARK
Ancient Ronault Building is
Raced to Make Way for a
Handsome Structure for
Growing Bank.

Las Cruces, ~ NJ. April Z Tho
old Rounaut building on the corner
oi Main ana Griggs streets IL beiag
wrecked to make room for hand.
some new two'story brick building. to
be used by the First state bank OF
Las Cruces. The old building T. an
old Las Cruces landmarks. aud IL be.
ing removed only shows another step
IN the forward progress of the county
seal OF Dona Ana county
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new twostOry Murphy building The
walls are halt way up and wood work
will start soon
III Canine Real. that part OF the
great tristatc scenic highway be.
tween the Texas line and Socurro
county. Is under rapid construction,
aud before many months Dona Ana
county will have the longest paved
highway in New Mexico. over 100
teams are actually engaged In scrap.
ing aud hauling material for the road
bed and nearly five miles are now
ready To receive grave Several
miles of brush have been cleared
where the new road will leave the old
route IN order to shorten the length
and follow the Santa Fc tracks
Engineer + O'Iirion * In charge OF
the work Tor the TERRITORY. and says
that 30 teams are grading ~ Dona
Ana and abon, two niles are ready for
grave, ~ that cad Al Borlno ~
teams are grading, three miles OF tn.
dirt bed completed Large forces of
men are clearing the brush from the
tight OF way near Anthony and Vado.
The iwcnty-sccond annual meeting
OF the Rio Grando Presbytery Will
meet In Las Cruces April ~ to -
The Baptist church of Las Cruces
In planning To erect n new church
building on their lots back o. the
court house on the Alameda road.
Architect Patton of III Paso was in
the city Tuesday to interview the
building committee. The contract viii
probably be lct within sixty days
l.. .,carn. W q Hodges and VI l..
Donnelley of Hurley have purchased
the black smith shop of Eugene Guion
on Water street All three gentle.
men have families and will move TO
Las Cruces AZ once.
q. " Brown is laying concrete
sidewalks on both sides of the new
street being opened near the Las
Cruces Lumber company's yard This
street will be- known a, lirownlcc
avenue and extends from Griggs
street 10 Amador street
/. G, Lunncy has opened n meat
market IN the Nav grocery.
Attorney ". II II. l.leNellyn. a for.
mer major of the Rough Riders and n
personal friend OF Colonel Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
TOMBSTONE MAY Be
LIVE ONE AGAIN
President Murphy of Tomb
stone Consolidated Says
Things May Brighten Up
Again Some Fine Day.

Tombstone. Ariz., Nprl Hon.
FRANK NJ Murphy president of the
Development COMPANY cot America
and president OF the Tombstone CON
solidatcd Mines company, arrived last
evening in his private ear from h.t
home IN Prescott ana recently direct
from New York
Mr Murphy appeared rniuyir.
good health aud in no less degree way
manifested the spirit of cordiulitN aud
optimistic natur, Characteristic ot tins
We'll known Arizona mining man and
railroad builder.
President Murphy. when questioned
with reference to IN. local situation.
spoke freely ana candidiy OF the AZ
fairs OF tho T. e.. NJ Dompun, ",
rccountrd tee HISTORY ot th, early or-
ganizatiou, IA, trials ana unfortunate
accidents, costly mistakes ana attend
ant contributors fluctuations which
hcsct the management th, mcuuWhlo
Involving financial obligations which
were rrsoiutcly met bN the parort
company until the Development Come
pauN of America has advanced to thu
local company over 81 inn.nnh. 10
addition 30 this the outstanding urcd-
iturs. including local labor Hens reg
resent tl75.0O0, ana IA view of t'e
fact that the larger creditor. although
Ia tho exact relation ot a lender, as
rVluCcd no disposition to crowd utl
mcnt the situation is made maui
fcstli easter 10 effect plans tur IN
amicahlr adjustment ot the entire iu-
T dshtCdn,ss ana thereby rtorgauiI' a.,
finances uf the company and pc-mit
completion ui set plans which NlI
B carry 10 ultimate success tho develop.
mcnt of the Tombstone district,
! "rho rcof gauintion. ur rathcI
! plans tor retiring tho outir, indebted.
ness through sccuritics aud negotiable
collateral e. now under consideration
In New YORK The outlook lbs favor
able enough tu warrant the hope tha
within 90 dan, definite Arrangement
win have bccu effected tp ,uahl, %
tu sv, over obstacles ahead, aud, once
this is sottlcd. resumption of vori
INill 10, an early contamination. The
delay b. but temporary Said Mr.
Murphy.
with reference 10 provisions tu
the labor h,us rlrd Ar Murph, om
Iphati,alN declared the miners Voll,
mot los, thrir MONEY "a, lien brini
.absulutr security and tins knowledg'
is GA, oi th, potent and Fastening
factors Iu bringing about financial At
arrangements ior redemption ui tn" en-
ltlr, situation perhaps go or ESQ day
|Wiil sp, tnls cleared up. said Mr
Murphy. whose auNi,N 200 have tnu
.tt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
QUICKLY CURES COUGHS.
COLDS AND CATARRH

II YOU dear render, could spend an
hour looking over few of the thou.
sands of testimonials that we have
on NE. YOU would not so on suffering
from cataTh hat disgusting disease
that will surely sap your vitality and
weaken your entire system II allowed
40 continue
You would have Just a. much faith
In HNOmoi as We have. and We have
SO much confidence In i,s wonderful
curative virtue that II is sofa the
country over under IA positive guar
antcy 90 cure Caiarrh, Group. sore
throat. coughs ana colds OF Money
back
So stomach dosing when you
breathe llyomei LUST pour n iew
drops OF the liquid into the inhaler,
and breathe h IN
II is mighty peasant 10 use. u
opens up those siun"dup nostriis IN
TWO minutes. ana makes rour head
feel as clear as a beil IN short
time
breathe Hyomei and alll the ca.
tarrh germs IA tb only way to
cnre catarrh It's The only way 10
get rid Of that constant hHWkihg,
snuifing and splitting
4 complete llyomei uuih winch
includes n bottle of Hynmr and a
hard rubber pocket inhaler costs
81 90 II You ALREADY own "a N'u."i
inhaler Won can gel an extra nn. De-
OF llyomei for 80 cents Sold Dos D
II Oltio,y Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
BOYS CORN CROW
ING CONTEST FOR
THIS COUNTY
Lad Under Eighteen Who
Grows Best Stalk and Ears
Will Receive Calf and Pair
of Pigs.

II Is Time for he farmer boys of
Bcrnalillo county To sil up and take
notice The Agricultural college has
offered TO award premiums to the
boys ia each county who are success.
ful IN growing the best stalk and
ears of corn he first prizc being
iine calf aud pair of pigs Aud the
boys who receive the first and second
prizes IN l1ernalillo county may be-
srn' "W Ni"s,ila pirk. "wuerc' the Az
gies college Is located. 90 receive the
premiums County Superintendent OF
Schools 4 g Stroup has vigorously
undertaken the work 10 have the Ber
naliilo county boys participate IN the
contest and has sent the following
circular letter 10 all The teachers IN
The county schools
Dear Friends - Mr. IT. II Schultz
of the Agricultural college has writ
ten mo asking that we make another
attempt 20 have boys corn growing
contest In this county. The boys OF
bona Ana county have boon organ
igcd, and VIII have such a contest
The Agricultural college viii furnish
he literature and tho seed and sug
costs that thoy VIII b. able to offer
40 premium tor The best corn cat
ana a pair Of pigs
They also suggest that the contest
Doe so arranged thal II viii ho ia tho
nature OF state contest ana hat
, The boys report To tn college direct.
We VIII Try ana arrange Il 80 that the
bows that receive lirst and second
premium In this couty can go To the
Agricultural COLLEGE and meet with
the Dona Ana boys. am sure that
IN some way We can arrange for their
expenses.
Please take ths matter up with
! TIE boys under II years OF axe IN
| yuuf district ana see how many want
| corn 4 pound of corn will be given
! 20 each boys that makes application
! foI h. e su'ici.u. desire. we viii
/ take this mauor up ana gci The s"nd
/ and applications af once
Please ,or uo hear from Nuu a your
I earliest convenience.
7 Ncrs ulf YOURS
q STROUp"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
go CURES
SIS. BLOOD POISON

Blood Poison usually begins with tiny sore pmpe
only while
begin make their unweome 'rpeange The mouth ANA
brown highly
that is
s B! Poison for than forty
particle
poison While curing richness uoushng
portion the has been benefited h the treatment
the old
drives the poison completely out y purifying the blood which the only
safes nds Home Treatment BOOK
lanym s. drug
THE SWIFT Specific "a ATLANTA GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07

has been re.appoin,ed az district al.
torney for Dona Ana. Lincoln and
Otero counties.
Mrs. u. v Peacock and children
have returned from three months
STAY In California
=. VI storm ana W T.. Grlmmer
have purchased the French steam
laundry aud building Mr. Storm is
a Chicago man with Is years laundry
experience. while Mr. Grimmcr Is
from Albuquerque. where he was for.
mcrly with the Hubbs Laundry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
ORAMAT|CS HOLD
SWAY At ]. \. N.
Excellent Talent of Students
Will Have a Chance to Dis.
play Glass of Work That
Can Be Done.

Tho university n cxcrting efforts In
Held. aud has enough plays in prep
aration nov 20 keep the Albuquerque
public amused ana entertained for
several moons to come. In addition
To- The annual play. for which three
rchcarsals are being held this week
under the direction of Miss MAY Ross.
two othcrs are being rounded into
shape for presentation during COM
mcnccm,nt week
These n.u the German play, Elm
knopf, already noted, and u spanish
farce entitled Las SulgoromnS, 90
which IL = no more pootical title when
translat a than The old Maids"
The dramatic dircctorship Of both
these pieces has been assumed by
President Edward Mcqueen Gray. and
the direction OF the lines and lan-
suage Is left ia the hands of Prof
Leon ~ Stoncn In the ease OF the
German comedy. ana Of Miss Thomas.
Instructor In spanish for Las Solger-
omas. Both plays hay. been rchcars-
ed Tor several weeks. 50 that finished
productions may be expected Both
may be presented on the sam. rVrn-
ing during commencement week In
connection With - cantata by the
CHORAL club. lf this proves feasible.
otherwise the dates of the events VIII
have to be- separated.
The cas-, ot Elm knopf BE- announced
AS fpilDWe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
Elm KNopf

Tue students In spanish who vii
present thr spanish farce in the span
lsh language. aud their parts ar
~ follows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07

druus mIuug honr when oNcrtakyu
hN e HtufW 'uru that has delayed
temporarily th' contamination ot the
MOST favored expectations 81 ir proc
motors sentiment that finds zoe
spuusr among The old-tiWr ..-HI.Il4
here, familiar with th, mineral Hu.-
sibilitios ut tho district
Mt Murphy after ttu.uipa r.. fI.
r"ctnrS' mcorug h.ro 1858 -. 49, fH.-
son 60 look after tn, Port Lah't rI.i-
road. Boo which lo Is une uf th' .rad-
ing spirits uud .ru., rrrjW q. Nea
NorN Go further tlr Tom tnu, fpD-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-07
SATURDAYS srECIW SALE

Prompt relief in all eases of throat
aud lung trouble " you use chamber
luins Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
take. soothing and healing In effect,
Sold bN all druggists.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-14

MODERN WOODMEN
Meet every End and 4th SATURDAY
Of each month. The big ak on Third
Street will lead you to the place. VS.
listing Neighbors cordially invited.
J. w. Edwards, Consul.
r. e. Hawley. Clerk.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-14
LODGE DIRECTORY

Announcements under this heading
are paid for at Is cents month.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-14

1t is not the purpose Of the statute
to conflscate the property and capital
Of the offending trusts Methods of
punishment by fine or Imprisonment
Of the individual offenders. by fine of
the corporation or by forfeiture Of its
goods in transportation are provided.
but the proceeding in equity is spe
ciic remedy to stop the operation of
the trust by injunction and prevent
the future use of the plant and capital
in violation Of the statute.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-12-14

Continued on Page y
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20
LITTLE BEGINNINGS CLOSE AT
HAND.
HAND.

The farmer who is economizing
with nondescript boxes for the ship
ment of his cabbage, sweet corn or
melons is introducing himself to the
market men as an "out-of-date";
putting his stuff on sale in bad shape;
beating down the market for his
neighbors' truck and besmirching the
reputation of his section.
The up-to-date farmer gets quota
tions on handy, standard crates from
the nearest box factory, co-operates
with his nearest neighbor in the pur-
chase and hauling thereof-and so
takes the first step towards Coop
Grafton.
An eastern farmer slipped into
every box of apples a self-addressed
postcard reading. II got Is cents for
this box of apples. What did you
pay? Let's get together" The post
card paid for itself next year in d.
rect sales to pleased consumers, with
profit to both parties by the elimina-
tion of middlemen. And it kept alive
the subject of union.-Farm and
Ranch.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20

the preferred time at which to plant
the fall crop is On Or about July14-
Is. The planting on those dates
gave very satisfactory crop. The
tubers were abundant, smooth and of
good size.
Fertilizer figures strongly in potato
culture. 1t must be adapted to the
necessities of the potato in the mat
ter of plant food. 1t must be sup
piled literally. There is, as on all
other questions, a decided difference
OF opinion among men as to the con-
stituent elements of the fertilizer to
be used, and a more marked diff
ference as to the quantity per acre.
The writer has tested a number of
formulas. His preference is for a
6-4-9 goods, thus: $50 pounds of 16
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20
COMMONsENsE POULTRY TALK.

Bundle foot is such rare disease
and so absent with pullets that it is
hardly worth worth mentioning >It's
more of a disease with old and
very fat hens that it is with pullets.
Hens feet, legs, muscles, aInd
nature suggests a grip when perch
ing. This being the case, something
round for perches is better than
fiat board If you doubt this pref
erence for round surface, make
test of putting a round perch among
the fiat ones and see them take to the
round one.
A 2X4 ripped and the edges made
rounding will be much better than
the board. Never be afraid Of roosts
as high as they can fly up to. Per-
sOnally, I prefer a seven foot ceiling
and perches six feet from the floor.
1t is warmer up there than lower
down. A box or platform three feet
high should be provided to make the
fly distance shorter
AS a good, safe rule in ventilating
a poultry house, do the veitilating at
the front and let the fowls roost at
the back. To prevent deadly draught
tendencies have three sides of the
building tight, and the thicker the
better; also have the roof warm,
avoid cracks and things that will
course the air through the building,
but don't be afraid of air at the front.
If the roof and three sides are good
and thick, sheet duck front is all
right
While we know that hens will lay
in plain view and in the light, if we
give them their choice they will take
the darker Or more secluded place
every time, and for that reason they
prefer it, I believe in it. Don's build
nicely invented drawers for nests.
Plain, simple boxes that are big
enough and deep enough are more
practical.
I am writing of how to secure win
ter eggs. Breeding fowls should
have double the room or run loose.
COckerels might learn to fight in
winter house of this kind, and in that
case the eggs would not average good
and fertile. In any event, number
of cockerels that have grown up to-
gether are preferable to a mixture
OF strange ones. Fighting cockerels
and fertile eggs do not go together.
M. NJ. Johnson in The Texas Farm
Co-Operator.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20
wILBUR,s STOCK TONIC.

6 ga pounds, $40 feeds, s1.25, express
paid. It is good for horses, cows and
hogs. 1t makes them fat and Slick"
1t makes cows improve in milk 1t
and makes your poultry lay more eggs
and grow faster. Sold on cash guaran-
tee. Order today; don't wait; send
Davis, Smyrna, Georgia, r. F. D. No. 1.
Box 80. All orders filled the day re-
ceiVed
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20

states. This is one subject in which
every farmer should feel and actively
manifest deep interest The pro-
lection of the birds, of better laws on
the subject is to be brought to the at
tention of the General Assembly of
the State at present in session.
Experiment, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20

If you want real enjoyment, send
ten cents for copy of Humorist.
Address Publisher HumOrist, st.
Louis, Mo. In ordering your read
ing matter. don't fail to include the
Humorist. ,.r,-x...-,- ~,~,->
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20
SUNDRY AND DIVERS AGRICUL-
TURAL TOPICS.
BY Martin V. Calvin.

E.T(ITHIN the past decade, a
kA steadily increasing interest
wv has been manifested in grow
ing crop of Irish potatoes in
the fall. 1t will be understood that l
mean that larger number of per-
sons have become interested in the
possibility of such crop.
Than the Look Out Mountain po-
tato,I do not know a better for the
purpose mentioned 1t is prolific, a
good keeper and otherwise commend
able.
Last year, through experiments con-
Quoted at the Georgia Experiment
Station, it was demonstrated in a
seemingly conclusive manner that
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-07-20
RICE, RICE, RICE AT THE RIGHT
PRICE-FREIGHT PREPAID
TO YOUR STATION

100 pounds long grain, Honduras
variety ................S 1913
400 pounds round grain, Japan
variety ........,. 47K
100 pounds of broken, good table
rice ................... $50
At these prices rice Is the cheapest
food that can be had and there In
nothing better for mankind. Send your
orders to e. A. CALVIN, Mgr Gulf
Coast Farmers Rice Co., sos Kiam
Bldg, Houston Texas. Reference. Com
mercial National Bank, Houston, Texas.