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C0T,ORED rfF7,la rfF7ls. g-99lE4ERs
 READING CIR tt$L !,

The colored teachers of tie cit met Friday afternoon in their reg nlar bi-montbly meeting with Prot ! Hn Townsend a president.
 The meeting was called to order d 3:9o o'clock, fter which M ss K. F HaVis was elected secretary for tx year and H. L. Ca9er reporter.
 fbe subject for discussion va. Efficiency in Teaehing7 The sub. jeet Was divided into several head= and subdivisions as follows:
 1st. Scholarship, 2nd, Daily pre-. pafat OH, 3Ed, Instruction, 4tb. Abil. ity to hold the attention of the class 9th, General success in teaching. 6tb Success and tact in sch ol manag go nient, 7th Spirit in class. 8. a9pear- anne of room, 9th. professional if ttustry and spirit, 1ota, health, 1lta personality, 12th, attitude toward children
 The first of these sah-topicz Wa discussed by MT. Moon, who showed that the better one is educated the better he can teach even work in the primary grades.
 Mrs. Bennett and Prof. Shor, als1 spoke on the topic. They, too. agree tbat the better one understands his work the simpler he can make it.
 The second was discussed by Miss Lucy Mosley and Ms. Stephens. They showed that no teacher should attempt to teach without first having prepared the lessen to be taught. any more than the student should attempt to recite without first having sud jed his lesson.
 The meeting was Graced with the presence of Supt J. Jordan, who spoke oil the third topic Instruction Dr. Jordan is Very ripe in school ex- perience and gave to us marry help ful thoughts. He urged upon the teachers to instruct in the rec .tation rather than just hear the lesson. Young teachers delight to sit at the feet of those laden with knowledge and experience.
 Prof. Townsend urged upon US to make the work practical. And the reporter verify believes that if more time was spent in instructing in the work, in applying rules and princi- Dles the students would not have to go out of school and learn by prac- ice and experience that Of which they have only the theory. Everg eacher should seek to be ori 5n&l in lis presentation of subjects The schools are fast filling up and tae teachers all seem cheerful and heir work
 We hope to make this one of the ,est years in the history of the Pine 3iEfi schools.
 Subject for next meeting, "The ne ,essity for methods, eXemplified in 'eading, spelling, geography and tlis- ory.''
 H. l.. CAVER,
 Reporter.
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CRAY HAIR MAKES
 YOU LOOK OLD
Use Wyetl's Sage and Sulphur and Your Gray Haid WiIl Quickly
 Vanish

Gray hair is mark of age, and nothing that can be said as to it's beau i ty will offset the disadvantages of | this mark of age upon your brow. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darlens the hair and restores it to it's youthful beauty. Our grand
 mothers and their grandmothers be- fore them used sage and sulphur for 1 darkening their hair. Nothing has
 ever been found more effective for i this purpose than these two time Ihonored remedies, but Wyeth, a mo- dern chemist, has combined the two
 with other ingredients. whiat makes la delightful dressing for the hair. and
 which not only removes every trace of dandGRlff but promotes the growth of the hair. It also stops the hair from falling out, and makes it heau- tiful
 Ali druggists are authorized to re- fund he money if it fails to do exactly as represented.
 Don't neglect your hair and don't re- sort to old-tirne hair dyes. Get bot tie of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from yoe2 druggist to-day, and notice the difference in your hair after few days use
 This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents 8 bottle, and $ recommended and sold by all drug gists.
 Special Agents, Mann-TankersleS Drug Co., 201 ". 2nd St.
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F'a1ing District No. 2G.
CWalnnt and Olive St4

The 'aS books 10, the collection of special assessment upon the real pro perty i'll Psving District No. 2s, in th,, city of Pine Bluff has been D1aeed iR my hands
 MI 8wners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 II such payment is not made action Will De commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess meht and for legal penalties and cost
 GlVen under my hand this 7th day Of October, 1911.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office, City Hall, 3 Iii. to 12 m. 10 I'm
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FOR RENT BY H. P. BRYAN
5 10 If.
Successor to C s. =McNeW.

1902 Ash, 13 rooms, block of ground
 Wlii fepa1f ....s.......... S25.Gi 1405 Main, , rooms and hall. Goo1 i location. Strictly modern .... .S22. 5( TOO W. 12th, 5 rooms city water. Will
 repair ..........e....... S7.5( l2e5 Cherry, { rooms, lights. water dAo path -t.'.=.s ...s........ $l3.5C 1412 W. 9th, { rooms and hall. Mod
 .rn i'll every respect. Remcdeled
 "t .........-.=' .s.s=-......... S25.GG 1oz-6 South Pa, ! rooms, convenient
 ,o shops. Refanered. Each s15.0o 712 Main, s rooms Modern. Excel
 len1 location to1 q boarding house
 ee s's.-#se........ S40.00 1920 W. 4th 6 rooms. modern. Cor
 hef lot ....., ,.zss=.zss........ $25 5.00 140s Main. , rooms and hall. Mod
 eiA ..'.s,., .='.=-.' -........ $17.00 sl4 W. End, rooms, reception hall
 strictly moderr .@,......... saO.G0 1907 W. 5th. , rooms and hall. Med
 ern. Good location ........s s22. .50 Main street. One mile south-Maca-
 dan read. room house. 10 acres
 Of land. Plenty of out buildings.
 at s=.=.=.......... 5000 1918 ". 13ta, sooms and hall, new
 hNase ......=.=..=. =..#..:...... S11.00 z0s ". 17th, rooms, city water
 a ..=....=.=.=., =,=......... $10.o0 14o4 ". 2nd, 2 rooms and hall. Mod
 III ...=s......... $30.00
 1Q3 Fla. rooms, city water. rants ...- ....,z. Sl5.0o
 1Q7 Fla, I r9oms, city water, :. .--fi 's ..e... .$1 1 40
 l03 Penn., 4 rooms, city water.
 1921 State, : aoogns and Hall new house, modern .... .. ..S20.o0
 716 Chestnut. : rooms and hail modern. rents =. S20. 00
 1902 W. Sth, rooms and hall. rents .S27.50 12o3 Cherry, rooms, city water, eAls .-.. .....-. ..-- .-.~ $11.00 1919 W. 18th, ] rooms, new house. good we'll, rents .S11 GO 1902 E 7th, rooms, city water. i lose to shops, rents s12.5o lo2 South Penn. 4 rooms, City water rents c10so
 9th X Olive, Store, loated in best ! 'esjdent trade section in the i ;lay coo -. .- .-....s25.o0
 H. P. BRYAN 70. lo6 Plne, Phone 971
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT BUSI- ness, located near Cotton Belt de- pct, nine rooms nicely furnished, good local railroad trade, nice clean stock. everything up to date build ing leased for two years. Other business needing my attention. Price for quick sale sf.2000o cash. Call on or address A W. F7ar- per. Stuttgart, Ark 10 15 St.
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BANK EMBELLISHMENTS

aefe bankers iadorsa DraugGon $ Practical Business Colleges than fn- dorse all other business colleges in the United States combined For address DraughoH PFac= teal Business College, Iittle Rock or Ft smith OF TeXatkana or Memphis.
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James (. Dails8ai, "CoNbo3" Mayor
 Gt NnaiAs "YhreMA fife Larinf.s

Mayor Jas. C. Dahlman started his career as cowboy, and is at pre- sent of Omaha and has inc following record. Sheriff of Dawes Co, Neb., three terms Mayor of Cbadon, two ta' 'ms; Democratic Natl Committee man, ( ght years; Mayor Of Omaha. six years, and in 1910 Candidate for Governor of Nebraska. Writing to Foley 2. O.. Chicago he says; T Lave taken Foley Kidney Pills and they have given me great deal of relief so l cheerfully recommend fhem.' Yours truly,
 fsisnedl JAMES c. DAHLMAN.
 ". L. DoMa0Gy (. Co.
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WANTED-MAN TO WORK IN ss6tt- missary. Must be experienced q hustler, thoroughly reliable and strictly sober. Good wages. steady employment to the right man Ad-
 dress Bliss Cook Oak Company, Blissville, .lE. le-f;.-&t.
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WANTED-YOUNG LADIES OF SIX teen years and over, desiring easy work with pleasant surroundings Apply to Chief Operator. Southwest ern Tel & Tel Co.,, 401 Wes- End. St from a. m. to , ?. IT.
 n l1 It
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Exclusive Agent

'-9The ladies of White Hall Metho- dist church will give a box supper at Gravel Hill School House on Friday November Sfd from 7:30 to IT o'clock P. Nt This is only 6 miles from the city upon the Little Rock road Everybody ingt.ed especially all eaHeiaates 10 X 2w
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We have the celebrated Moores air tight heaters bcs de our regular stock of Art Garland Base Burners. Vii! be glad to have you call and in- sPect them.-FoX Bros. Hdw. Co. tf
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AT ', < E-S s.
 FOR FLE<chER-S c A STo RIA 33rd DEGREE MAsON3
 FOR ARKANSAS

Washington, Oct lS.-Announce- ment was made las, night of the can- didates selected to receive tae tn lty- third degree at the biennial meeting of the Supreme Council Of the An cient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of the Southern jurisdiction, being held in this city.
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PIP E.. 6.

A ear of fine apples will be sold for 90 cents per bushel- cerner Third and Man streets. I. Reisenbak.
 10 II Gt
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS NO. i DRY goods man of experience. Chance to buy partnership interest 10 right party. Address z. care Graphic.
 16 12 72t.
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LOST

LOsT-WHITE FOX TERRIER. HAS black spots, about s months old. Answers to the name of Nut" No-
 t;fv Frank R. Bloom, Room 605, Citizens Bank Bldg. 10 19 Ct
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NOTICE.

Room to rent and table board to A limited amount of boarders. 21e Olive st Mrs. Bouker. 6 2e et
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WANTED-POSITIoN AS COLLECT or by lady with previous experi- ence. Address J. care Graphic.
 10 If
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fSienedl JAMES C. DAHLMAN.
 N L. DoWeody & Co.

-~sanFtary Steam pressing kills thp germ and enlivena the goods. r. er'a Dry Cleaning and Dye Wsrxa Ole phons S6l- 6 ss 1~s
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For Een1

FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE rooms for light housekeeping. Close in Lights, gas, city water Phone
 1123. Mrs. M. Meyer 10 10 6t
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FOR RENT--TWO NICELY FUR nished rooms for light housekeep- ing. Bath and all modern con yen ences. Apply 20 West Fourth
 st. 1O-17-6t.
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 FOR SALE-LOT 60x19O FEET AT 1901 West Sixth avenue. For sale cheap for cash. Apply E. D. Herrine 1901 West Sixth avenue 10 10 If
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FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM COTTAGE With bath and all modern conyen-
 fences. Apply to R. H. Stearns x Go. 6-11tf.
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FOR PENTHOUSE WlTH SIX rooms and hall, fireplace in two rooms, large yard city water and electric lights for $12.50 per month. This is a bargain. J. H. Mann.
 I0-77-6t.
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HOUSES

HOUSES
 Yes go per cent of the people in th3s country live fin houses and 90 per cent of the business of the country Is done in a build ing of some kind.
 As we are practical builders we know how plans should be made and we know what should be in the specifications, and we also know that the owner gets badly deceived sometimes by not having .plans and specified tions. "A word to the wise is sufficient"
 See Dutton and Young fo,' plans and specifications also for the erection ot any kind of structure. Office 1921 Cherry. J. W. BUTTON. A. YOUNG. Old phone 1124. Old phone 254
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Take fOnr Cl lmon Colds Seriously

IAAe F0Nf lM0n Colds Seri0ussy.
 Common ooldN seVele and frequent, lay rae foEndathon of chronic diseas- ad conditions of the nose and throat, and may de4eloh into bronchitis 3neumania. and consumption For alt coughs and colds in children aud in @roWn persons, take ttalesss Honey and Tar com5gg d promptly.
 After eNposuffi md when you feel ve!d coming ,ipF 7he Foleys Honey and Tar Coml l5un, It checks and 2elieE-. Isy ho substitutes The @iRine ill q yellow package al0a5
 M l.. kNManaN < Na
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FOR sALE-vERY CHEAP, so- inch tailor trunk, almost new. Ad- dress J. s. D. care Graphic.
 10 12> If.
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candidates who will re- hest degree are tae fol- J. l.. =Deason and S. C.
 Rock; F. ". Offen- <ana r. X Sims, Little
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FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS FOR light housekeeping. Bath and other modern conVeniences. No. 509 West
 Sixth. 10 10 ct
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FOR SALE-A FEW NICE WHITE Leghorn Cocl1erels. Apply 1912 E. 6eh Ave. 10-14-6t.
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FOR sAIE-sToGK OF GROCERIES some implements and some good fiyturers; all new goods; we'll es- tahlished trade; will invoice about $4,0o0; best location in town; very
 cheap rent; bargain if sold at once; no trade. E. c. REINSCH, owner, Stuttgart, Ark. 1O-14-et.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09

ne nssi process eoesists In srac
ng tie sssd for the planter. II
sars should - Vatsl and tipped
nsss the Q ? kernels produc
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09

kaBses City 4, ad han surely Had
Little to /, n Along That

Il had slvave 'rght the public
servants Of ny own city were the
freshest on cart, says New York
man, 'but q recent experience in
Kansas City has led to revision Of
that notion.
One afternoon dashed into rail
way station Of that town with just
half . minute to buy my ticket and
enter a train for Chicago. / dashed
through the FIRST gate and, pointing
t' certain rain, asked hurriedly Of
the gateman:
ais that my trainp'
"Well, ! don't know replied he
With eIa,perating elaboration. MAY
be II i, but the cars have the com.
pany's name on them "-Harper's.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09
nssIn Ssur Work.

ny all means begin your folio; even
Y the doctor does not give you . year,
even II he hositates about q month,
make one bravo push and see what
can be accomplished In . week. II
10 not only in finished undertakings
that We ought to honor useful labor
a spirit goes out Of the man who
means execution, which outlives the
most untimely snd.-Robsrt LouiA
Stevenson.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09
NOTICE.

The Lexington Herald has an
nounced it's usual January Bar
gain offer of $500 per year, if
paid in advance on or before
January LIST 1911, or WHO will
pay all arrears to that date at
the regular rate of SOC. per
month. Mail subscriptions to
THErLEXINGToN HERALD Co
Incorporated
Lexington. KY.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09

A short, thick cob will carry more cora
than = Ivne, slender one. Lsns ears
ere net the largest producers.
aratsd into groups and even AanA-
picked to remove all black. bsoksa q
rotten kernels.
A more perfect mstho1 Of scvr
breeding IL known ~ the sar-toths.
row system Of breeding and consists
Of selecting ears Of the pRsferTsd
variety. possessing uniform charae-
ezra. and growing them ssparatsly.
The termination test diseards ali sx
sspt The best ears and butts and tips
in these tests In each case should be
retsctsd. This seed 10 planted In an
isolated plot the grain from each ear
being put into q separate row.
Throughout the growing season all
poor stalks should be removed.
At harvest the best ears from sech
row are picked Aad cured for breeding
sesd for succeeding fsSsons -~ae,.
eurats record Il kept Of the nsnbsr
OF each row and the number OF ears
used from each row. The rsmaindsr
Of The corn from the reed plot 10
-pzsSd IN nuubsrsd sacks aAd used
~ seed for tI. main crop Of the sob.
ssqusnt ysar. rkslcssedins seed nrst
chosen Il subjected 70 RAJ selsetiss !;
the esrn retained for the breeding
Dto4 fer saeh sxeessding year 10 TAX
en- from the best producing rows.
Accurate records regarding sstsc
don and careful management prAc
tissd In the breeding OF seed corn arr
tust 40 essential a. tests Of the mill
and butter fat production OF dslrJ
cows. TO determine the wage-ssArnsrs
Inferior management and selection o
breeding corn decreases the eficisnej
OF the farmer. When one consider
how easily the countryman can cheek
mate this handicap by q simple syi
tenn OF selection and Discrimination
IN the various strains Of brsedinI
corn, one almost believes the relativ,
simplicity Of the problem 10 it, srsat
est drawback. The farmer will 70
OF can not comprehend that suah q
easy method In breeding ssrn vi
.acrsAss bis yislc 10 10 TO u Har e.
and will eorrsspondinsH inpssps u.
quality Of bis product.
No one can compel tbs farmer - h
stituts and practice methods - ma
agsmsnt 10 which he u Radically ~
possd. However. vhss The fArz
pronts are 20 vitality ssassFasl q
they are In this problem Of lnsrsAaial
The corn production In this ssaatr,
and when . correct solution u IL
dificulty has been placed pa1ax II
Rrmer's nose, only obstinAsy aSAias
he adoption Of advanced Methods .
Inherent lAxity and shiftlsssAsss %,
~ offered ~ excuses against the an
,ersal adoption Of Proper methods Q
3sction. breeding. curing. sterAs,
d general care Of selected strain
seed coru.
Yields OF corr would Be iAsrsass
millions Of bushels annually
rmers would only take littis tim
properly cure. test and kssp UP th
i-rd OF seed corn. Acreage pr,
in excess Of 10 bushels uoul
ION where today 1o-busaS, n
| ,re In the majority
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09
csuuh, Liz. Fox with Cost.

Catching = fox alive With an over
coat IL = feat performed by David Gu
Gard, = member OF the Fox Hunt club
OF Winston Salem, n. G. After q Ions
and exciting chase Mr.. Cllnard with
six hounds had tired Pcynnrd out, and
In doubling the fox came 30 near
Mr.. Clinard that he threw his Ions
overcoat over the animal and succeed
ed in capturing II just before the dog
arrived. --Eur News.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09

Al enc tins there were two rNen
bsrs Of the British house Of commoui
named Montague Matthew and Nat
thew Montague; the former . tall,
handsome man, and the latter . httls
man. During q session OF parliament
the speaker. having addressed the lat.
Yer ~ the former. Mon acue Mat
hsw observed that Il was strange
he should make such = mistake, AZ
there was ~ great difference between
them ~ between . horse chestnut
ana . chestnut no, sc.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09
c.ssIlsA. vs.. b. ws..ssa H.vssasss Usisa

mere aAA are Mass regular u slss
and shape and accordingly are a-ors
regularly dropped b. the planter
Each ear should be shsiied and grad
I'd. In some cases two OF three grade
tions can Be made profitable. Thu
kernels. thick broad kernels. hat ksr
nsls. and other odd sizes can bs sep
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09
oye,n a, c.rd, 1. Unkne,1n.

VHVU " SONs - O"N"SW"s
AiatoriAas agree that the best svi'
benos - 70 the age OF playing cards
h negative. That ia TO say, II no men.
tea Of cards Il found in places In
ehish tAey naturally would be spoken
- II nay sRfely be assumed that the
DfttaTs did not know OF them.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-03-09

~ % utial q pFOatAhls farming
ttsls appreciated In the past By the
general farmer II the development OF
ssrains d seed corn well adapted TO
.peai eeuditious. Hsrstofors the corn
grover has not practised rigid selsc.
~ ~ ma the variety best suited to
hh srytronmsnt He has not apprs-
etAtsA that he could introduce into his
;seslty grades Of corn which have
pesyeA succsssful In other states and
tea Aeelimats this corn to his local
ase4fttoas thereby gaining greater
Issa1s,
II b relatively simple matter
vAsss q standsxd variety 10 grown TO
sslsst the bsst ears from the years
ersp. ssss them properly. store then
~ ~ viStsr, an1 piaEt those show
tsS the highest gsTminAtion test the
fA,3s~tAG sp.ing. what little extra
t4Ms tie fasAsT consumes In there
spssNsteAs h amply repaid By the
laEess net returns he rsalisss from
bic nsss csep. Field experiments com.
paEtAs he diameter Of the crop 70.
ssAtiag fssn the use Of rigidly select
- 1ur>bss1 seed add that from seed
s9s - esdinavily handled On the
tAsn essvs sonslusivsiy the vast ~.
psetWtV q Ne nEidly selected. pure
htsl slsatas. Yislds Of IS to % bush
sas ~ ssss resulted from uss Il the
fnfnss grAAs, While returns averaging
- tAAAsh AtssAAsd tAs NE Of tie
iAtsR vasiSly.
DeUia b osssssss~.
h ~ aatsApl u sttAiAass - Dsss
snss tAs bsst Dasn n the eAss Of
ssssA sssH 70 " iay out al the sAss
b f~vs q he boos. A les, sas
sAsaA Be selected % ~ IDEAL, % that
IN soins over ana sorting the cora the
saes corresponding most clossly to the
iHssl vfu ~ selected. All others
WAssh e ~ sstySsps.A TO tAa ssssa
n stsA sAADA eoler. uniformity Of
tseRss and quality should be discard
~ fhsn . sseoad sorting should be
Aa4s 20 remove ears whose kernels
- Rst ixttnatsly coincide with the
hsi kseAsl
In sssgai ths shassctsristiss nost
esssfsd IA ear q seed corn are good
sass. regular rows Of saiform ksrnsla,
esh f1,s4 oct q the butt and tip,
dssS End closely nttias IN vel
sharsa, rnsAsratess:sssd cob All ear
3f1 dssssts and uA1ssirass fsat
ssse should be rejected.
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Intending purchasers of Pianos

Intending purchasers of Pianos
and Organs would save money Wy
buying from US during our koli-
day sales, as the Baldwin Co. lis
giving special inducements in the
way of prices and terms. (;all
on or write me for any desired
information, and oblige,
]. 7. GEvEDoN,
Gen, Agt. for The Baldwin.
No. 24-4t.
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RE sstssttoa Of sesd cora frs9 The
osAsfd asld Gro, 10 usually sttsAdsd
~ Dpus success. A special seed plot
b sspntiAi wAsrs Geld sslsctioa 10
prss<iesd. Tie advantages Of this
sSsAsa ere thai there are hst,sr
sAaaces q fertilization; the pls< 70
tsosstsd iron otAsf cora hsAs pre-
sis6iAg crossings b. Undesirable
sesains; crossing may be controlled
"a tAs psot: the elimination Of unds-
strahls plants and the marking Of q.
sspetopal rows Of plants 10 possible
% web - the determination Of
vtsAfs o. the crop from certain plants.
A qneEtsf-sers or . half-sers plot
sAosid be chosen and the soil put into
tie best sonditioa. A good plan 10 TO
sslsst ths finest ears and to plant one
row iron zach ear 10 discover the su-
psSior strains and to control pollenA-
uoa. WAsn the plants begin 70 tassel
oAsA row should be carefully inspect
- - every plant dstAssslsd that u.
AtanaAs bAsrssnsss - un1sstsabls
tAasasssrk ties In order that they may
Apa pelisuats any desirable plants. II
eFsas pslisnAtiou 10 sought. every 9th.
- ~ should b dstAssslsd fer most
S~ssss Dshsnattsa-
- sstninsts sAassss Of isjssy
n~a 'hsssiAs ~ seed sers should
- ssissssl fssa Ills plea a. sooa q
80 sssp y veil natsss<. The ears
. ealAM ere these that srov reason.
sSay lov - moderately strong shanks
~ ioas sasssA 70 allow the ear To
- s~x Aal hang down: The
Asaas aAssA ~ - sassssivsly lag
IT, AAab sAssh - fyoa six u
@Ysa 80 sssAAit fest tall. sisoag Al
IL lsst ,sSsstAs gradually 70 the W
vsth- perfect stFoag brace rocts. and
yhs0l. healthy leaves trss fren AZ
ssssI svois. ne foliage sheNA b
q sssA . shAsAstR - win slASssat1
q sSsaAaaos Il paAnt food and Pre-
A,ss eoet fc,A~
er~a,as - ossA
ne nssi process eoasists IN Grac
-. q. -. IL