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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-11
PATRICK JURY FAILS TO AGREE

The jury having the case of l..
L. Patrick under consideration in
the federal court failed to agree
after being out all night and was
discharged by Judge harrington
Wednesday.
This is the second trial of Pat
rick on a charge of fraudulent use
of the mails in connection with the
sale of Goldheld mining stocks. The
former jury failed to reach an
agreement.
Attorney Key Pittman represent
ed Patrick in both cases, while
United States District Attorney
Plat handled the case of the gov
eminent Attorney Pittman de-
manded a retrial as soon as pos
sible and the case was set for next
Tuesday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-11

For drink and tobacco we paid
more money last year than ever be-
fore in the history of the country.
The taxes handed over to the fed
eral government amounted to $685.
900, 900, in addition to the sum
paid producers and the profits OF
vendors. AS liquors and tobacco
may be estimated luxuries, the vast
sum voluntarily expended in OBJ
tanning them is heavy item in the
cost of living which might with adj
vantage be greatly reduced.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-11
NOTICE OF SALE.

To. Whom 1t May Concern: No
tice is hereby given that I have
bought out the interest of my part
ner, Pete Jacksy, in the U. & l.
saloon and boarding house and
am responsible for all bills and col
lections in connection thereof.
CHAS. LANTHALER.
2-23-3-2-9
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-11

know you. Will you ever pardon
me for misjudging your"
She was gone before he got
through choking. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-03-11

Gold Mining company, a corpora
ton backed by unlimited wealth, is
preparing to send it's mining engi-
neers into this section. This COM
pany has recently purchased ninety
square miles of dredging ground in
the Dawson district and is prepar-
ing, it is said, to spend millions of
dollars in development work.
There is great activity in stocks
at present of a purely local nature,
but with the advent of a regular
mining exchange, which is in the
process of formation, there will
probably be a remarkable increase
in the better buys.
The devotees of placer are still
securing the flats on snow shoes,
and it is safe to bet that there will
be little unstaked ground IN the
next sixty days. Joe Burke, for
merly editor of the Valdez Daily
Prospector, has invented a test drill
which is exceedingly practicable to
a depth of IL or 10 feet. 1t is a
piece of two-inch pipe with short
Jugs pointing surfaceward, which is
driven into the gravel then pulled
up. A considerable amount of
gravel sticks to the Tugs, which is
PANIED.
Mr.. Burke says that he has OBJ
tanned better than 30 cents to the
pan wherever he has driven his test
drill. 1t is generally conceded by
mining men that there are great
dredging possibilities on the Valdez
flats, but it will require immense
outlay of capital to thoroughly test
the ground and install dredges.
The streets of this camp are {
revelation to those who have seer
the Dawson and Goldfeld days
There is the same rush and inces
SAINT hurry of citizens; the same
scramble for ground and the inevi
table real estate BOOM
.e-~-~o~~~-~-e-~~--U--~- ~~-~~~-~~~e-~~-.~
My dear says the husband, a
his wife comes to join him for
walk, attired in her hobble skirt
basket hat, and other things Of tn
present mode, Il want you to com
to the photographer ami have yor.
| picture made lust as Won are .
Why, do you like ME 70 we
in this costhme?" she beams.
We'll, my idea is that two year
from now | can show yon the pit
ture, and you will say tne thing
about it that l would like to sa
about your appearance just now
Life.
|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
ltnsSumSmpSe

@inneiota areos af6oloer, ON
@uO oil, ct iterre u~nsOomsmsoe /
ct 9eters @enigbeO ueo 9uct,
isis, ira oer 2. til 1. Sui.
Som, 5 unge, ira NOR og fern og
Oeltag I bette e0ers @S0e, JON ri
pile beoe 9erren ueliiene.
8on areOieus 8eene,
5. Simou e II. 9reOsformano,
ct. BeterS Menigbeos llngooms-
forening inObp0er berue6 til ouen-
n9pnte OtsOe. Zen 4. Sui Of
boIoes 5eit / 0ogens a%nIeoning
poa Menigbeoens 6eitpIoos. ggl-
Gre iaa pei iom unge er oeIfommen
til Meoet.
Silreiien0e be0es meIoe Oeres
aomme inoen Sen "a. sunni.
Boa llngOomsforeningens 9egne,
6. aroeh Renigbe0s Rreit.
9uct, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Coulter, SOlua.

01ai 6egpnote meo Ell Sneitorm,
rigtig en- Sneitorm, ia man ifuloe
fro. at man BAR mi9t / &interen;
men 0ereiter If ri go6t o. parnt
9eir, ino Seoen, iom er bIeoen
iaoet. gror ret fro0i1. 81 fan bere
oomle 6armere iige, at Be iieIoen
eaer al0rig bar let, at Waiien .r
fommen op at Soroen ioo mart iom
/ 2lar. Rnor ri iom / aor bar bait
meeen gnrme o9 nof al Heen, fan
BET 10 belIer life an6et emo gro
burti9t.
apinoeforeningen bopoe foranitaI-
tet ell oiurpriie" poa Dor Girfebe-
tents &uitru, Nrs. Maos 8oloe-
NOR, paa benOes So Vars 6eoieIs-
6og. aoinoeforeningen traftereoe
meo aoffe og en- @ooe4 iom par
iomIet 6Ionot auinoerne, % @oitor
@eismann bolot enGale / anIeOnin-
gen.
Sens 66oro9er og Minnie An
oerien bar bol6t 9rtfIup. 8aitor
@eismann forretteoe. Eli 9pffel
Better 4aoien og 6omiIie, iom
/ 5ior reiite til 9tort6 1af., er fom-
men tilbage. 2igeIe6es er asblep
anoretus % 8amiIie, iom reiite til
3opn ogiao fommen tiIbage. 9i er
glaze Oeo at ie Dem ibIanot os igsn;
be er M / Observation-Disclosures
ming / bnaoe 9atimer og Coulter.
9oitor @eismann Far en- alosie
al aonfirmanoer til llnOeroisning /
CONNER.
Gen oonite SommerifoIe begpr-
Der MI ret mart. 9eitemmeIien er,
at Ben ifaI be9nnoe sen iorite Man-
oa9 / SUM o9 bare , Moone6er.
Miis emma SsboIm bar IoOet at
uPre 99rerinoe, bun bar 10 boIot
6anifSfoIe i6Ion6t os / flere anr.
Sergen Sacobiens Spoger NieIs
.Serenien meo 5omiIie er flpttet
hprti1 frn Jpnnpr go(oro0o m
iom ri foritaar, for at tage oarigt
Gpholo iblonot og.
Ter er ret mango. Iom taller ON
at aaa til aarsmsoet; tror M o.
iaa, BET 6liper til 9lloor for en- BEL
Gel, iao ri nof / Mar bIioer ben
Slot. iom nogen 5inoe er
reiit til garsms0e berfra.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

nnaOOmsitGpne.

DIN Serren oil og ri leoe oil Der
blipe ofboIot ct l1ngOomsitpOne /
0i6foib, isis. ira Ben 23-25. gu
nj 1911. Gil bette Stpone inObp-
Der Menigbeoen og lngoomsfore-
ningen biertelig l%lneoommen / bet
nor6Iige 8iitrift Of Bisconiin
are0s.
3ilreiienoe beoes mel0e fig inOen
Den II. SUM. 6or iaa0nnne Der life
meloer Jig I 9i6e, fan Ri life lone
frit Sp6oIo.
gan Mgb.s og ltngOomsforenin-
gems gegne, %. q. 5. n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

NinSefeit % Misiionsfeit

nf6oIOes, ON SUB bill. / @6ene8er
Reni9beO, "a, i 0naene 23.-25.
SUM 5. y.
6sfgen6e Gmner oil bliue 6rsf-
te0e: 0iinoer eaer Opleoelier, 5re-
bag gftermi6oag - gpffe(iens Be
tponing i a%riitenIioet ON 2eroa9
Gftermi0Oag - @Uo6 fan ri qere
ior 6eoningernes 6reIie2 ON Sen-
bag eitermiO0a9.
9enner tnnot omfrina ira er
biertelig oelfomne til 9eltagelie /
Dor Set.
5nomelo eoers aOmme ieneit 20.
SUM.
o@leoer eoer / Serren oItio. at-
ter Tiger ieg: @leOer ebert Sill.
4, Al.
8ao @enia6eOens, @e9ne.
g. 9. g6riftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
&irfeinobiclie.

Ssnoos Den IS SUM bliDer, ON
Sub bill, en- ny airfe un0er 0aDn
Of ct. 8eters Oonif go. lutb. airfe
inouiet / &otporo go. Nebr. Sn0-
oielie al. 1912, Wisiionsmsoe 2h.
Gnboer er oelfommen. 9ilreiienoe
be0es meo6ele anfomititeo oe Nm
fomlttio til Ism. 2onoerup, 81 l.,
ct. pan[, Nebr. eaer til
%. EN-,
Guibing, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
SsnSassffOltmpoe.

Den reitIige 9aIoOel al 9tortb
Oatota are6s, afboloer ct Ssnoags-
ifoIemeoe / Meniabeoen / Zane Bal
Iep, Ront., fra Den 70. Sui.
Paa are6iens 8e9ne.
). ) aiIefig.
Wenisbeoen inobnoer benligit
9enner of Sogen. Ran meIoe Jig
til Sgren BARREN,
Gulberton, Nont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Grebsm6e.

Rortb Dafota areos afboIoer, ON
SUB piI, lit Sommermsoe / ebene.
ger NenigbeS peo SIorton Gage
ne fra %. SUM til %. SUM.
SsIeen6e Gmner piI bItoe bebono-
let:
1. SellieoonSens @ernins. (areo-
lens gmne).
2. Sporleoes bIiuer Wenigbeoen og
oens enfelte ReoIemmer mere fri.
giorte ira 8eroen Rom. q, 2.
Ws6et begpn6er neo Sgimesie-
guostiencite SOrsoas 5orm. aI.10R.
Ssnoog eftermib6og biioer Der
llngoomsmsoe. - Aae areoiens
Breiter bebes msbe.
gon areoiens geane
5. 5. aiItfig.
ebene5er Meligbe0 PED 5Iarton,
inobp6er beroe6 genner FRA fern
og npr at iamIes meo % Ill Rs6e
/ be naonte Gage. ReI0 eOers Som
me til Nenigbeoens 5ermanO, On
orem 2arien, i.neit II, SUM.
8oa ebene8er Rg6.s geene.
anSren 2arien, 3ormano.
6. q. Siortsphng,g Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Atelier til Salg.

On uSmartet GnIeenins for en-
oanif 6otosrni. Bao 8runo Of
gortreiie oil ieg iaIee nit ateIisr
meo fuI6t 5iIbebsr poo meget bill
Iige 8iIfoor.
Der gipes n9ppe nogen mere for
SeIogtig 9Iaos for en- oanit 5oto.
graf.
RHrmere Splpsning faaS paa
bette glaos aontor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Get femtenoe aarsmsbs.

for
Den oreneoe bnnfe co..
Iutb. airfe / amerifa
afboI6es, ON Sub oil, | Blair Sanif
eo.-lutb. Weniebeo Blair, Rebr..
fra Onsbog ben Toe Suni til Ssn.
Gag ben lite SUM, begge Gage
iberegnet.
Zen 12oe SUM- afboloes Subj
lpiimsfeit.
Ns6et onbnes meo Ssimesie-
guostieneite SnsOag 5ormiooos 81.
10 i Nenigbeoens airfe.
observation-disclosures:
l.. De alminoelige - | QnIeo.
ming Of Snoberetningerne fra Gam
funoets Gmbeosm9no og l1onalg.
2. gale al Gmbeosmano.
3. S9regne Sager: a. aonititn.
tionsforilog ON aarsmeoets afboI-
Belle enten buert aar, eaer bpert
treble Var, b. aloeroomsbiemmet.
4. Gmne til Grsftelie: &eoninge-
missioner (Uaattb. %, IS fIe. os
Warf. f6, 15).
M~enigbeoer os pr9iter, iom
J maatte enife Optaselie / ben fore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Gil Salg.

st 20 9prelies Sotel / en- tribe
Tia 9p / ct tort Onnif Settlement,
/ ipoeit Rebraifa. er til SuIg eler
9eie. 5or nPrmere OpIpsninger ifri-
per man til Dor t9t, Ruifin, gteb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
SircftiOnsmeoe.

On SUB oil, ofboIOer 2ireftio-
nerNfor 9aniib 9utb BubI Souie
Nsoe / Blair 5. 6. SUM. Suis no
gen bar Eager, iom be srifer be.
banoIet Of 9irefiionen, oa beoes
ioaoonne OF pore mig / SRnoe ie-
nett B. 3. SUM.
ggrbsoieit,
q. 6. n,
Coulter, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
YoerIigcrc Spltsnins.

Ger 3 cages Cpooio unOer Rf-
&c. betdIes $1.75. gsrn nnbe- e
Mar foar frit OpboI0, for Dem !
@ISeren ira s til y aor betaIti
balo gris; ooer Y qar ialoRris
; iteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Yanl yettrien,
gIair, 9ebr.

8S. Seq banoler ogioa meo Gjen-
BONNIE andre SteOer. gil De fSbe,
irIge eaer bptte, oa ifriU til mig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

neOe Snnite airfe, be6es inSienbs
AnoragenOe oerom / betimelig 3io.
9anfsiprog: Siener Serren mes
8I9oe!" (SoI. 100, .
". 2. @ieIen, SefretGr.
o. 9. @briftioneu.
5ormano.
5 SeuboIo til OuenitaaerOe Be.
fenotgsrelie inobpoer Blair oarit.
eu .-Iutb. Renigb.O, Blair. Rebr.
beroeo bierteIigt MeoIemmer osgtn.
ner al Zen forenehe oanite co
Iutb. airfe / amerita".
5or OpboI6 unOer Reoet b.tdle.
$500.
5ilrejienoe beoes meloe oer.i
aonme til grof. s. (. Sanien,
Dor 149, Blair, Nebr., ieneit %.
Moi.
Store % oiounOerIige ere oint
@erninger. Serre, Sub, gu aImn9-
tigel reti9roige % ianoe ere Dine
geie, on 5oIfeiIneenes aonge" Nab.
10, 8.
Que an6eren. Mgb.s Sef,
6. t. Sanen,
5ormon0 for gooro OF Sruite.s
9. 8. aiBIIer,
Ngb.s Er9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
vOaniferen""
6reoog oen 2. SUM- 1911.
Slair,9ebr.

gu0stieneite paa son0a5 0ein-
isoog) 5ormiooaq meo SfriftemaaI
og a~ltergaug. s%frifteniaaIet 6egpn-
ser 81. 10. aftenguO5tieneite ST.
8. Sen6ogsifole ST. 9,t5.
Rennar0, Rebr. @uostieneite
I. og 3. Ssnoag i Eper NaaneO,
6mo. 81. II. llngoomsmeoe Cen
geIiD 2. og 4. 5snoag / boer Nnn-
neo. gftermiO0ag ST. $50. Sen-
oogsifole bper SBn0og, 6n6. 81.
10. 4onfirmanoslesnine iammen
meo SenongsitoIen.
Orpm @uoStieneite meO
Confirmation, @soet begpn0er aI.
10 Sinh.
Get bIeo life til noget meo Cts
tratog ii Songerfeiten / Omaha /
Ssn0ags. Nan funoe life faa iaa
mango eoueoer UNDER cen Sat, 5. b.
l., noeie oilOe reiie enten oerneO
eaer tiibage cen lib, ANDRE en- an
Ben. 5aa oar nogle 6elaoet pnd al
Dil0e ooo oerneo pr. 4utomobil,
men o9iaa set 6Iep foritprret = beo
9}egn. 4aigeDeI BAR Blair % i9r-
Zig Cana College bog goot repre-
ienteret 6erneoe. 0g Reprpientanter-
ne ira Cana bar ct root 9oano meo
Blair 90 Cana" / boi0t, an
bragt iaoleoes, at set u6gior6e ct
bUi0t Gers pao ben robe @run0.-
@Ge oar pei tilfreoie og GLADE oeO,
buab De bqrte, = ifnl0e life un0res,
ON flere mo6tog Snipiration / net
ming Al oirfeIig go6 aorian9.
1eriom @Qiterne, ser fommer
Der til Qorsmaoe. life blioer til
freOs, IA 6Iiper Set iiffert life
oeres SfaIo iom epr 6or6ereoelier-
ne, tbi &c ar6ei6er tiOIig o9 lent
for at iaa alt / goo Ston0 til
Mo0toeelie al De mango ~beisgenOe.
Ger er til Cato inOmelot ooer
900.
9eo aonfirmationen iioite
Ssn0ag oar Der 10 unge Menne-
tier "a 8renge og 6 8iger). ser al
Iogoe ben CODE 9efeaoelie Tor man
ge @ioner". Yiao De blioe oenne
gefen6eIie tro ale oeres 9iosoagel
-arntoffer goulien, Der nplig
foIgte in ejen0om, bar fsbt Nrs.
Ssiers gienoom I o8erteroille" for
$500.
6srit / @aar fit Ri at oi6e,
at Mrs. 5tto RieIien for gobt en-
llges lib iioen fom gait al SteO
paa en- aeretur til Drum. Soften
bIeo sarge for en- automobil os
iprong II Sioe, iaa 9ugaien upI-
teoe. og mrs. Rielien fif Ell Sen
breffet. Get par ioprt for oen
gamle Gene, men ri foritaar oog,
at Bun tommer zig.
1et beqonoer at Slioe trnolt
meo 9prplufning beromfring. Ger
fables 40 Dem / Su%noreoDis. Serb
barerene moOnes, og airie6nrerene
begpn0er at blipe roe. Der er llO-
iigter til en- unImin6elip itor 5ruot-
n0l poa 5isie @gne I 9tor.
@rs. OIaf aronberg beruoe
@eIt FOR gnen ogoe meget pluoielia
IioIte 9aot. f~ormo0entIig al Sierte-
iTog 5en6es 5elberS bapSe I oen%
lenere 8io life oaret aoOt.
eraO 6agt al n@ornin3 @IorD
5IOnr" tog lite 8ramie puu set
/ Gan. afboIOte @al6ington SO. Corn
56op 6ermeo 6eoiies Morning
@lorp 1lour~ al oure u. beoite
MeI / gDen. 6oas 6os q. Beef &
60. Iris Sf.35 per Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Blair, Webr.

Seq bar til SoIg mango itsrre
og minore Gien0omme / og omfring
Blair til rimeliae Briier. 2nifer
De ct Stem i6lan0t Gonife npr
Somfunoets Sfole Oa 6enpenO Gem
til 9nul Qeterien.
Oct ifor gl9oe mig at anuiie ale
2anosm9no Der tpnfer paa at b.
Iqtte iig / ener nGr Blair bOilfe
eienbomme 6er er til Salg paa be
melt rimeIige 9etinaelier. Oct
foIter life noget at beie Gjenoomme-
ne. Steel % flint 8etiening- Sfrip
III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Sil Snig.
Guffepigc.

Gn ogatia aoffepige tan iao
glaos itrafs cller til /. Sani. Sob
2sn giDes. 6or n9rmere OpIgsnin-
aer a~6resier: nGbe..gser",
gruib, Colo.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
TOBACCO
ON
MARKET.
sJAl'S
Representatives of the "E1OWefy
Kingdom Want the Colder Weed
of Eastern Carolina.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Wilson, Aug. 19.-Messrs. /. Mat
sumuru and S. Moni. of Toxic. ia
pan, are in Wilson making arrange
ments through Japan's local repre-
sentative here. Mr.. r. p. Watson, for
the purchase of his years crop of
tobacco.
Japan controls the obacco trade of
the Discriminating purchases and
manufacturing under the direction Of
her government. and max es sales to
her people.
The gentlemen above named look
after the purchases in America n
are visiting the tobacco markets, not
only of North Carolina, but Of South
Carolina. Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
the cigar leaf districts Of Connecticut,
Florida and even cuba.
The Mikado's representatives are
we'll informed men; they say their
government realizes the fact that the
tobacco crop this year will be snort
| and that they expect to pay a higher
price for the weed this year than
ever before.
Mr.. says: Japan has
fifty millions of people on a contracted
territory and clears forty millions an
nUally from the tobacco monOpolE,
| and yet this is not as much profit as
the American Tobacco Company
clears. Some difference. however, is
found in the fact that the cheapest
cigarettes in Japan are retailed at
9 IL cents per pack, while in
America they sell for 5 cents per
pack.
The representative Of the Mikado
seemed greatly pleased at the recep-
ton accorded Admiral Togo, and
smiled with satisfaction When We told
him that We agreed with the admiral
when asked about the women of his
country replied that the place Tor
women was in the home and that
when the women raised their children
! right and made home what IT shouid
be for the family. she had zone her
duty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
Y: ny Use Dair, RccorI5?

Accurate records of each cow : NIX
Yield enable US to weed out the nero
and retain only the money-makers.
They serve as a tab on the mixers
If r1e COWS are not MIXED clean the
fact is discovered. Poor milking by
hired help is discouraged and the dry
ing off from imperfect milking reduc-
ed to "a minimum.
The cows daily record is an excel
lent barometer of her physical condi-
ton. Derangements are more quick
" discovered and checked and better
methods of feeding are encouraged.
Both owners and help are stimuiat
ed TO increase the product and 1t
educates them in the matter OF dairy
economy.
T3ey induce better business IN the
management of the business. A place
where business methods have been toe
long ignored.
They serve as an excellent guide
in selecting heifers that are to be
raised to replace the cows We annually
discard from the herd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
North Cardinals Progress In
Last Five Years
THE CAPITAL INVESTED HAS IN
CREASED SlXTY-NINE PER
CENT AND THE VALUE OF THE
PRODUCT HAS INCREASED FIJI
TY-TOUK PER CENT.
BY THOMAS y. \

Washington, D. G.. Aug. ia pretiw-
mary statement Of the general rcSult.-.r
the Thirteenth United States Census -
Manufactures OF cotton goods. Including
cotton small wares, of North Carolina VS.
issued today by Census Director puranf.
II contains Il summary comparing The fr-
ures for 1904 and 1909. by totals. nreta-.,
under the direction Of William NJ Srana-.
chief statistician for manufactures. Hrr.au
OF the census. The figures are Subject
TO such revision as may be necessary NJ
ter a further examination OF the original
reports.
The summary shows percentages Of in
crease as follows: ~ per cent in the can't
tai and III the value added by manufar-
ture; o. per cent in the salaries and
Wagesm; n per cent III the value Of prob
uctS. II per cent in the cost or mater lls
used - per cent in the number If Sala-
RED officials and clerks: - per cent IN
the number of establishments ~ per reat
in the average number of wage earrer9
employed and - per cent in the iu.Srol-
laDeOus expenses.
There were 2S1 establishments in 1909. IA
compared with 212 in 1904, an Increase
OF 90. or 30 per cent.
The value Of PRODUCTS represents their
5000 and $41, 254 600 in 1904. an increase
OF so, 426.ON, or "a per cent. The average
per establishment Was approximately S219.-
600 in 1909 and about S223.Oo 0 n 1904.
Inc value of products represents their
selling value or price at the plants -
actually turned out by the factories dur
ing the census year. and does nor ncc,-
Saflly nave any relation to the amount of
sales for that year. The values under This
head also include the amount received for
work done on materials furnished hy
others.
Further details can be drawn from the
tabular summary which follows:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
& Good COw-Stan.

There are many kinds of stall fin
lures. The s~tanchiOns, cribs and
racks and the empty stall with no
place for hay but to throw it in front
Of the COW, and what she does not
clean up at once is trampled on.
The StanchiOn is not very good for
the COW. She must stand there in
one place and is not free as in a
stall.
In a properly built stall, When the
COW feeds, the hind feet are on the
ed qroa. ..edeHwarr. Tub. ii fiji
plank floor, and When she lies down
she Will get up into the stall with
her head under the rack.
With the old-Style cribs it is re
versed. When she feeds she must get
up. her head into the crib. n Nnen
lying down get back into the dirt. ana
if not Kept we'll bedded she will be
dirty clear to the ears.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

something TO Cap Pitts Snake stories
mat Have Read Like Extracts
From Tales.
(GreenViIle Reflector

(GreenN1lle RefIectOr.b
A man from Martin county came
over into a certain section OF Pitt the
other day, and a discussion arose he
tween him and a Pitt cOuntian as TO
the merits Of the two counties. The
Pitt man produced recent copies OF the
Reflector and showed the visitor the
Dudley COW horn snake story and the
Fleming nak hen nest story, and was
old to go ahead of hat if he could
'Oh, WE'LL remarked the visitor
we amt 50 much on cows horns,
snakes and eggs, but when it comes 70
cattle ticks, Martin can beat the world.
One of my neighbors turned a COW and
q calf out to Craze. The COW wore 4
large bell. When the COW dld not
come up the man went 10 look for her.
He heard the bell and followed the
sound of it to find that a big tick had
eaten the COW and was sitting on 4
stump ringing the bell for the call 70
come up and make the next meal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
Taste of Their Own Medicine

(WlIkeSbOrO ChrOnIcIe.|
1t is getting fashionable for lawyers
to tight over what they say about
each other in court. Last week law
yers fought In Wilmington and Rock
n court, too. When aWEcT
tight about what they say OF each
other, the people get a lot OF consola-
ton. Lawyers are so in the habit Of
un1uStly and numerically ATTACKING
the character of litigants and W.T.
neSseS that We are glad they are be
ginning to pour the same sort OF
medicine into each other and are
learning how it feels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22
Innnnrtant Views on the Cotton Out
look.
1~Smithfeld Herald.)

Mr.. Charles w. Horne, Of Clayton,
who is thoroughly posted as to con-
ditions pertaining to cotton, sums up
his views in a very few words as fol-
lows:
at looks like IA IL to Is million
bales and low prices this fall. Yet, L
think the first receipts will sell very
we'll on account of the extreme scant
supplies everywhere. 1t will take
sometime to fill up the warehouses
in his country and on the other side
which should cause a good demand
until late in the fall. If the farmers
will market Is million bales sparing-
ly, the prices will not go too low"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

If the black aphis attacks the as
tiers do not delay even for a few
hours else our Asters will be ruin
ed, for the aphis destroys auickly
Spray the plants with cold water and
apply plenty Of tobacco juice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

Western Sheepmen. who for years
did not seem to know the difference
between good wool and Door are now
greatly improving their flocks. be-
cause they know where the profit In
the wool business lies.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

We must fight the Entertainments
OF the cutters. on our hillside farms az
We fight the weeds. Both can be held
in check and often entirely .limi-
mated.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

winter in condition In start a nara
springs work.
If The experiment worked Well oS
himself why then he might be 1ustl-
fled in trying It on the COWS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-08-22

Jealousy and envy are like weeds
they grow quickly and flourish On
many soils but produce nothing that
is not despised.