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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

er mar Der Come 0es. Jages 9emor.
Den, beinabe lmipilfiirlid lab er lid
bineinaeriiien III oen alten areis.
Tort fano er INNER mieoer leine
Sron.-Seine Sraul @eldi ifnler5.
lid)e grinnerilng oas Wort beOingte!
Gr hattie BON oes Moinentes Auf-
regung OamolS nift 8ortbeil 5ieben
uno nid)t 5eritorenb eingreifen oiir-
fen in ibr aanSeS 2eben. Sic baBte
i'm mo CAB iif feline Miibe es 81
perbergen.
Seoe 9taf)t perlieb er Die CLAN.
5enoen @eriommlllngen, NO JIG ais
&onigin berrifte, uno gelobte lid,
nie lpieoer juriif5utebren, mo ie.
Den iolgenoen abeno iiibrte Der
@rnId). bas rci5enbe Mntlis 81
id)auen, i'm 5lriid in Den g~eiciten
areis. Yaldine uhnte nidt, mie
iein Ser5 ibr cntgcgcnidlug, wie ab.
gottiidl er lie liebte. Sem Nutlib
perrietb bos @ebeimnib nidt. Sic
lab i'm g%eieiert bon Den idoniten
6rauen iulo bnb ct lie permieo, 100
er MIR fonnte. Cine Mouer 6es
Stpl5es trernie oie geioen, miiroe
mabridcinlid) lie trenien lebens.
lana.
Srdiilein 2iSlc mar Der SeleQ.
Ihoft beinube cbenio intereiiant. mie
Guido GarlScourt. Sic bate in Der
elften Strulbe Die @erlobung nit
Dem Mnrouis bon Sentberlunb ge.
brofen. mo or bate al icinen BE.
faniten gciogt. Dab baS 9ono MIR
auf Srdulein 2isles @unih gelolt
Duroc.
sd iperoc lie itetS bpd)balten."
iprad or, limo cs iii meines 2ebellS
llngliid. bnb lie mid nid)t gellllg
lieben tonn, nm iif mir 81 per.
m1bleH."
IS crrcgie S~eniotion. Wan llr.
tbeilte bart iiber Sr1illeim elsie,
ober man betrod)tetc lie nit einem
Sntereiic: lie bate freimiaig DER
bcrjoaiid)cn &rollc cntiagt.
Slcrjcbn (age lpdren uerilolien.
Enulinc belndte tIglid, Den Totcr,
traf @uioo INNER ipicocr an mo
ldb, mic uutldieocn Sobp Goth
Glue i'm bepor5ugtc. Sic iprahcll
lid ieltcn, lie griiBteH lid, frcrnb,
aber HuiiIine lpor e~iicrliid)tig. Eoil
line luurbe r%aitlos. Ole @clt iogte,
lie bercllc Den Sd)ritt, Den lie Dem
Marquis ae9cuiiber getban. 3 mic
lie iid iebntc, Ole Wuttcr III iinbcu,
England mo i'm iiir immcr ~ per.
lalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

Gaulines SerS pod,tc lout. .
mas batte lie grtban!
gSerr GarIscourt fcnnt ole
menlflifc Natnr," iprnd @ittmc
@albraith; .ioIh' cine Grtlarung
itllgibt i'm nit Dem @~loricnid)eiit
oes 8ehcimuiiies lilo nladlt i'm cin-
Fab nnmiocriteblif,. Meinit Oh
nldlt, Tnnline24
Us lit icbr 9iitig bon &erril
G%orlsconrt; ms Su mornen," ent.
ge1hete oieic bitter, oionit mohtein
mir arlne Motten OIL Dem blelloen.
Den Sidte ieines @eiitcs Die Sliigel
perlcngen. Gein Selo lit mobl
farm einse6ilOetcr ais anoerc @Gn-
lier, Motbil0e. MIR perbirgt er's me-
niger, mo cs oiiritc orl einfahiten
letn, lpenn er cine gln5eiac in Der
Zines" erlieBe: .gnglmnos 9a-
men peroen gebetcn, ibrc Neiaung
Dem llnter5eidnetcn nid)t 5u5uhpens
Den, od er cine iolde niht ermiOern
uno feline Der Sumen nit Sers urlo
Sano begliifen fonntc.""
oNarum baiielt 0u i'm 10, Yan-
line? SIT er Dir irgenomie 81,
ndbe getreten2"
Eauline erbleid5tc, cS erfolgte eiiie
inbeboglife Eauie, Die Sir Sueos
Gintritt unterbrad). Matbiloes Mre-
mobn mar gemedt. lie beobahtete
8lioo nno Eaillinc, no INNER lie
iidl trafen.s
6ilioo Garlscoiirt batte lid Dor.
genommen, Die 8eicllihaft hid)t
mieocr 5n betrcten; er fannie lire
Seere nno Soblbeit uno bate elm
anOeres 2eben Iieben gelernt. sber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
81. aapitel.
Wcfnmbcn.

Robcrt Samtslep iob in ieincm
Simmer I'M &otel an p%iienen rSen-
tier mo ~eriuartete Der Spd,ter aom.
men. llnten itromte Die Ntenae Dor,
iiber, Die Seniter idienen pertl1ri
BON Der a%olbenen Iaiiomne. Ter
SberIt iiiblte lid chi einniol 5rl
Sauie uno irdgte i'd parilm er
niht lansit 5uriidgefebrt. luorrm cr
nidt icine Sruu oamalS an Oeu
Stlien Oes NltarS Sir @ngo eit.
riiien9
sit es oeS @eid,ideS Singer"
oabte or, lii nnicr liao ms Dor.
se5eidnet lno miiiien mir i'm geDcn
biz ans pcrseiiedte 3iel9 Sn ne.
migen Mintten meroe ih meinc
Ipd,tcr ieben i'd Der id iiiniuno.
sDonsia Sabre lang eiu einiomcr.
!roitloier Wdnoercr mar. ober lper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

Sn Solge Der Gigentbiimli6feitcm,
Die micr alcr Soicin bceiniluiicn,
bottc Cir NuGo geraoc Oieieu 5oa
%gelunblt, I'M ieine mlAliidlid)e @e,
ian9ene bon elmer Salt in Ole an.
oere 81 bringcn. IN GhcSpid mor
lie in 9lltenI Wlalbcu m"uigelontmcil
moroen, mlb ibr @ebonfenaong
mod)tc nm bieie 3cit wirflid irrc
gcmcicn lcin. Mad criclatcm Gin.
tritt lag tic 8od)cn mo &ohcll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

am 0ebirltppbnS barnicocr, ais tic
enolid) pic0er gelleien, NOR lie aelc-
9entlih milo migereot. perlon0tc
freigelaIien 5ll meroen mo beboitp-
tetc, lie lei niht Cir SugoS @cmob.
lin, ibr Momn lebe in Nmcrifo. 81
anOcrcn 3citcn perfiel lie oiiitcrer
Ser5meiflHlg mb perbrodltc galtsc
Gage in iprahloiem SSammer.
60 pergingen Die critcn Sabre.
Nah itno nod iiber5eugte man iid)
in Der Initalt immcr mebr bon
lbrcr poafommenen geiitigen @e-
lmlobeit, Der Gireftcr forbcrte ipie-
oerbolt bcn Baron alrf. ieine @e-
mablin %nb5ubolen. Sir Sllac 80.
gerte, 10 langc cr fonnte, llno be-
lhlob elloIid, 2abp Charters alti
Den Sanrenboi 81 6ringen. no ons
ilngeIitn0e aIimo nnb oas felld1te,
5ngige Saus i'm pbne ,3meiicl bolo
BON Der pcrbaBten 2oit befrcien
miiroen.
Gr fiibr an Ser Inltolt Dor nit
Der gbiidt. 2aop Gbarteris naf 81
Ter 81 bringerl. Ser Oireftcr trot
i'm entgegen.
Sic folgen Sbrem @eianoten 10
id1nel, Sir Siiao ulo ood Iootc
mir Sbr SdrcibenL oab Sic franf
Ieien."
v@elhes Sdreibcn? S6 perltebe
Sic niht. Sd fomlnc, meine lsrou
81 bolen."
~Sbre 6ran lit idon fort"
~6ort!" idJric Der Baron ori.
.Sier lit Der 9riei, in Dem Sic
ielbit ibre 5reigabe perlangen,"
Iprad) Der 9ircftor g%efrduft,
Sir Sugo nahm oas glott.
"Gas lit Sdlid)ung, ib babe oic.
len 9rief nid)t geidrieben. 3onn
bat Saop Gbarteris Sbre gnltolt
perlaiien?"
r@or etrua elmer Stiuoc."
uMit mem?"
a@it Sbrer Softer."
r0as lit niht moglid."
sic Came Itellte iib mir ais
Saop Gbarteris Sodter Dor, mas
lpobl oas gleid,e iein oiirfte."
Isle lab tie ails?"
Gin auffalcno ifones M6bd,en
nit blaiien sliigen mo goloenem
Soar"
vYanline!" rief scr 9orou err.
ltanllt, Yoie lebte Eerion, an Ole ih
geood)t bate. @obin fubren lie?"
.Naf Der StaOt. Mebr pciB ib
nidyt."
Obnc ein ipeiteres @ort elite Sir
@itgo aus Dem sSaiiic. @obin
fonnte Tanline lire Nhutter &c.
bratt baben9 @ie lie oicielbe qe.
Iunocn, fragte er iif 3unGhit nidt
elnmal. @leih elmer S%nipiration
ourtdudte i'm ein @eoanfc.
ystad 2%incplnibire IN ibre alte
Seimntb."
gr Dltdfe dllf Ole llbr. St ellier !
Stnnoe ging Der Gnnrier5ug ab.
Ter autifer erbielt ole notbiaen
gcfeble, Damn innf Sir Slao in
Den 8agen 5nriid, INN 5il iiberleaen.
Us rpareil feline ungencbmcn @coan-
feil.-Soro Wontnliell mar 5uriif9c.
febrt nnO bepobnte sic Iriorp.
8enn Tauline lire Miltter mad,
Spedbapen gebrad,t hattie, mllBte er
es 'ofort crfabrcn unD niirbe mobl
NIT benz 0ofuunent portreten, oas
ibn Der gigamie iibermies. @ic
leld)t mar es, Ieine Seiratb mo No-
tbllocS 6eburt ais ilegitim llad,pl
tpeiieil, ltno Damn muBte bas 10 lana
%criebnte &ermogen BON Slipio Spir.
9th anf @obert 9islcs Sudtcr
llbergebeil.
Ilsbalo errei6tc or oen @uhnboi
uno Doate lid mad oen YerIoncn
e%rtintoigcn, wclde Die Station nit
Dem Yoit5ug perlaiien batten. @e.
Dor er aber nod cine Iraae iteate,
lab er citen Mann an Die aaiie ire.
ten, Den er MIR 5u gut fannte, OBJ.
9leif err i'm Elm @icrtcIiabrbunocrt
lild)t mebr geleben mno bes Siioens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Sonne i'm acbrdiuit Iobcrt

Sonne i'm ge6rditnt Iobert
elsie!
Sir Sllgo 5o9 Ildl ms @eorGnge
5nrild. Nun mar ibm alles flor.
Nobert elsie mar ais Elm reider
Wann 5uriifgefebrt mo ppllte ieine
0rdu reflumriren. Sas Spiel mar
perloren. Sor0 Montdliels &adle
mltBtc ieire Shmod, mo Shanbe
peropllIt1noigeu. llno oof beid)lob
er, 81 iolgen mo Dem 0eif,id film
ms Iuge 5u iebcn.
Ger. SdneQ5ug oampftc hiilurs
ms frild)e Crime Scr5 bon 2incollr
hire, mo gegen lcdls llbr glbeno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01
Bite, bite, belft nils bod!

-
Die Wtiiiionare unb armen gsen.
I b~efebrten in Snbien bitten CUTE
Drennbe bcmiitbig I'm, cine frpmme
0abe snr ttnteritiitnns Der fatbp=
! iiifen 0lanbensperbreitnns. Gs
! iuirb bier fir Iebenbe nmb abge=
itprbene @pbltbater taslif sebetet.
&er einett Dollar pber mebr
einienbet, erbdlt oils beidei6enen
Sanf cine bhbf6e Hbotp=
grapbte aus ben Mifftp.
n c II anf einer 1~uitfarte suscianbt.
! Gromnte 0aben bittet man 81
/ abreiferen an '@p SrpS.,
! 9abnane, Soma, Nmerifa, ober
! brett an ~
! REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
8itte iefer 9abe beiaufiigen:
| Sin abanolua (OitsS nbien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-01

(Sorticbung auf Der 4. Seitc.)
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
GOV. CLARK RETURNING.

uovernor Walter F.. Clark. our ter ritory executive. Is returning to Jun eau after a winter at the capital in the interest of Alaska The governor must appreciate lucrative position that allows him 10 spend the winter seasons away from the chilly blast of this northland. and of all places. in Washington. D. C.. where for years he was at the head of a news syndicate that furnished to certain papers the authentic doings and happenings go- ing on in congress
 Nome has had the pleasure of en- tertaining Governor Clark but once since he has filled tho position of gov. ernor. and we have every reason 10 believe he can recall the most excel- Int time provided for him. and his better half. for Nomeites did them selves proud on that suspicious occa- sion. even the children helping out In no small way.
 Governor Clark has accomplished much good back in Washington during the past winter. and ss matters now stand the territory has need of his services there each winter to secure for the country needed legislation. Our governor Is a person who Is close to the president. and one who has q personal acquaintance with nearly every member of both houses of con- gress. which helps some when II comes to engineering a measure through and over the rocky road It has to travel in reaching the White House for the president to afiix his signature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
Tne SAD coAp SEASON.

am coughing. mother. coughing. till my neck Is out of Joint, and I wish you'd bring xhe goose grease. my worn bosom to anoint. 1 have coushed in ancient llngos. have coughed fin modern tongues. till my India rubber larynx seems 10 telescope my lungs. I've done ground and lofty coughing. all the plain and fancy kinds. till my coughing jared the plaster and shook down the window blinds: have coughed a counter tenor. l have cough ed a rumbling bass. l have coughed unti! my coughing blew the whiskers from my face All the dope you've brought me. mother. simply falls to hit the spot: have taken tons of tablets. demijojhns of liquid rot; l have drunk the tea you brewed me. worn a poultIce on my throat. and the doctor has my savings and the drug glst has my goat Let us change the treatment. mother. give me goose or gander grease: rub IL on my tortured larynx and perhaps I'll die in peace Walt Mason.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
oUts,ds ordinary mall eiesss every Sionasy and Thsrsdsy at s o'clock.
SOCIALIST CANDIDATE.

The socialist party. which vas 50 well organized last summer and fall under the management of Conrad Go- Del. is to place a candidate in The field during the coming delegate election lp try and secure representative in congress.
 The vote cast m Nome during tho .ast city election proves this party has a considerable following. and In the other cities they appear to be even better organized according 10 our weekly dispatches from all over the territory. which gives us the latest politlcal doings
 With the Weekly Citizen. in Falr- banks and their local organ here in Nome, both the democrats and repub- licaEs should not look too lightly upon the possible outcome of their candi- date. We recall four years ago when Chnberg ran so strong and the only thing that defeated him was the fact his party and following was not or ganized except in the Nome and Fair banks districts
 Even the most skeptical voter will have a chance to exercise his choice m the coming election for IL com mences to look like a five cornered fight. made up of one republican. two democrats. one independent and one socialist.
 The socialists have all along stated they were to place candidate In the field. that the city election was noth- Ing more than a try out 10 secure g line on what could be expected from Nome. and should they poll an eQua number in the delegate election a. they did in the city electon recently over they will secure more than either John Corson or Ed orr. in the last two elections. Then the socialists have some strength down round Tread well and Douglass. and as stated be- fore the republicans and democrats can afford to keep an eye on this new party in the coming delegate election.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
AMeaRIcA's BIC DISASTERS.

Every year has It's great disasters. the Slocum disaster and the iroquoIs fire and the Cherry disaster are stiii fresh in memory.
 Not long ago there was a disastrous fire in a Newark fractory. as a result of which 25 women and girls met a horrible death. Yet only a short time before. the owner. the tenants and the building inspectors scrutinlzed the building and pronounced t safe. Again. the other day. there was an explosion of gas In mine in British Columbia. and we are assured that only two days before an official tn- spetOr carefully examined the mine and posted a written notice 10 the effect that t was free from gas and safe.
 Mine inspectors inspect mines: ship electricians inspect the non -combust- electricians inspe tcthe non-combust- ibie tinsel of the stage. yet each year has It's predominant tale of horror.
 It would seem that recall law would work effectively with those off, fciai inspectors whose duty to the public Ia iess important than their acquiescence to the wills of the big interests
 The present year is abou. one-third gone and yet we have recorded one of tho worst steamship accidents in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
ST. mARYs CHURCH.

Tomorrow being the first Sunday in tho month the services will be as follows
 At II m.. celebration of the Holy Euehrist Qnstead of at 3 a. m) with sermon on Prayer. and the Ascension and Intercession Of Christ"
 Sunday school al 10:3O a. m.
 Evensong at o'clock. with second of the lectures. Subject. The Catho- lie Theory of Religion"
 Those who were present at the first lecture are especially requested to be present at the second The special vesper anthem will he Sun of My Soul"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

history of ocean travel-the sinking of the steamship Titanic. with over six teen hundred persons finding a watery grave. Then we have the floods of the Mississippi. wherein one hundred and htfeen thousand people are home less and have to be provided for by the government Then the cyclones of late that passed and Tepasssd through the Middle West playing havoc with fife and property.
 When mine inspectors. building in- spectors. steamboat inspectors and city electricians do their duty there will toe less disaster.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

The Spanish war veterans are to be congratulated. in taking such action as they did in Seattle on Labor Day The Industrial Workers of the World can carry their banner IS much as they please. but common deceney should teach them to display the flag of the country along with 1t. Riots should not De encouraged under ordi- nary conditions but when aliens with the audacity of the fellow in Seattle go parading the streets with his large red banner and red-streamer. they should be brought 10 time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

hole thing. Why notT I, was th :, last straw, and fellow with any sense at all will duck" when he sacS low bridge ahead that will Nf o. llm into the middle of next week, should he care to stand up and ,s., 6 chance.
 Teddy may be magnanimous n lact we know he is--but we give H.m credit for being a good politician. and he Is an able leader of men who knows when he is up against a losing gai' % and has the moral courage to quit
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
WILL ABOLISH MINT.

The democrats in failing 10 provide for carrying on the United States mint. loacted al San Francisco. during the coming fiscal year. thereby forc- established institution 10 close iis doors mus, create a lot Of love for ;he followers of Thomas Jefferson In the Golden Gate City
 Vc would like to hear the natl ron exI ress themselves on this ques- tlon tad no doubt the Frisco paperJ a.. handing out some red-hot shot at the present time. We cannot blatce them, for the democrats are up 'O their old tricks. they never did get into power, bu, they did some foolish thing that made It's symbolic animal wag it's tall and ears as much as 10 say Well. there Is no getting away from it. I am sure an ass
 To Alaskans it appears that the closing Of the doors of the Seattle assay office would prove sufficient as body blow for congress to deliver in any one year, but to close the doors of the mint, that is going some and it Will reflect anything but credit 10 the democrats both In Washington and California. without taking Into con sideration the territory ot Alaska,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
TEDDY MAGNAk,MouS.

Theodore Roosevelt, after losing the state of Massachusetts. with the ex- ception of eight votes. as representen oy the delegates at large. wired Sh' republican state committee to tak+ the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
YOU DON'T HAVE TO GUESS

Special price on butter until furthss notice:
 Our own Fancy Creamery Butter (best in Neme) 700 psr print
 Armours Fancy "lady Aldine" Creamery Butter. soc DOT print
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT THE EAGLE

For government stamped goods 'n liouors of ell descriptions, 100 proof ;,ov;r. a. th. Eagle saloon or call up Main f6i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
sEALTH DEPARTMENT NOTICE

Until further notice all persons are hereby notified that all water used for drinking should be boiled.
 J NJ SLOAN. NJ. b.
 Health officer
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
OUR CIRCULATION.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA, MAY {. 1912
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

:. Standard Oil Go. f5 Csrstsns Gold Storage.
 |. John ]. Sesnon Co. etfio. p. Headquarters Ssioon, -I. Seeordsrs eff,os, 2-. Lawrence Hotel. =. Fire depsrtmsnt SL Discovery Saloon. x. Torsey's Cigar Store. +l Pseiho Cold Storage Co, SAn5spit. -& Tnlra Ave. and Lanes Way.
 engine House Phone Man s7. seven Whistles, Water. Three Fire out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

All kings Of ,snsy job printing at tn Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.
 For outside beer bottled or on drsf, oo to the Eagle. where it can b. secured by the slass, bottle or case
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for tho best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

Daily Nugget. the reliable news ven dor of Alaska. Subscribe ri. '' a"sy'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
pR. ]. Nj. SLOAN.

Office hours ] to and ! to s:SO p. m Phone. office. Main 70 resl- dence Black 4b.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04
COMING EVENTS.

Bohemian Girl opera. Eagle Hall. May 11.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

office hours to { and ' to v. Phohe Black g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-04

Sopy for regular s5ssrttssnsnts must De n by 10 o'clock on the day f pubiIestion.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
NEW INDUSTRY IN THE SOUTH
Agricultural Department Doing Much
Work to Encourage FArmsu In
Culture Of Rice.

The agricultural department has
done. and 10 still doing. a vast amount
OF work to benefit the farmers but
perhaps in no branch OF farming has
this been more fully shown than IN
the culture OF rice. comparatively
few years ago practically all OF our
home crop OF rice was grown on the
Atlantic coast. the methods OF hand
ling II were more or less primitive. the
production small, and the country was
large importer OF rice. Twenty or
twenty-five years ago lands of Louis
lana and Texas and others OF the
southern states were pointed out as
suitable for successful rice culture.
They were used largely as cattle
ranges and were selling at from one to
two dollars per acre with the intro
duction and successful production OF
rice, the cost OF land rapidly increased,
and the farmers Of this region saw the
need for improved methods OF handling
this crop Many were pioneers from
the great wheat-growing states-lowa,
Kansas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois
and Indiana. They brought south with
them the implements they had used In
growing wheat-the gang plow. drill,
self-blnder, header and other modern
implements-and methods and ideas
never before applied to rice culture.
making it possible to produce a much
larger quantity OF rice per man than
ever was before,
A question arose as to the competi-
ton OF Oriental countries in the pro-
duction OF rice, and one OF the depart
ments most capable men demonstrate
ed that one American, with modern
equipment, can produce as much rice
as three hundred Orientals.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
Notice of Confirmation.

Notice Is hereby given that Lulu r,
Cecil has this day filed Ia the chan.
Gerry court of lioone county, Arkau.
sas her petition to have her title quiet
ed, con hrued aud established N 0nG
70 the following described lands In
Boone county, Arkansas, to'wit}
The northeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section four ~ In
township eighteen lls) north, range
twenty west except two acres of the
northwest corner of said forty acre
tract, described a. beginning at the
northwest corner thereof, thence rum
ming east 70 yards, thence south lao
yards, thence west 70 yards, thence
north 40 yards to the place Of bcglll'
ming,
Now al persons who claim any IN
tereat In said lands are hereby called
upon to appear Ia this court aud show
cause why the tide Of the petitioner
should not be confirmed, queted and
established IA prayed for,
Witness nv baud aud the sale OF
said court this the l1th day OF Octo'
Der, l0l2 Ruur Y norsoN Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-19
ann
FARM NOTES

The care which the colt gets viii
tell In after years,
A boar that heads the herd should
be pure bred and good individual
II we would avoid rot IN potatoes
we must spray At least three times
Celery IIkos nitrate OF soda and the
plnnt viii grow thriftily and have a
Ane texture II this IL used
Besldea keeping tab on tho worth
lcaa COWS, the nabcock testcr IL m ac'
ourate check on the creamery
Many u likely young calf Ia either
killed or badly stunted by the cold
ralns OF spring Keep them dry
on any farm where milk and cream
Ia handled or butter nude for sale a
dairy thermometer Is indispensable
Once more, brethren, got the snip
ming material all ready, because there
viii be no time when the rush comes
No scene ploases the eye more tIlah
n beautiful and we'll kept lawn with Il
comfortable farm home In the center
Il ia the late blight that docs tho
most damage TO potatoes Bordeaux
mixture should bo used for spraying
1nc orchard owner who does not
provide spraying oulIlt Ia M careless
oa tho man who does business without
insurance,
Keen the towering plants from ma.
turing seeds, both the perehhlNe ana
the nnnuns, II you want them TO
bloom late
itRa good plan to pruno the tops
of fruit trees n Aot In the sprlhF oul
II pnntcd In the fall, better walt onIl
next spHng
II all Hght 20 cultivate the peaeh
orthard Rs long a. you cultivate tue
sofn, but both should be laid By at
the Same time
keen the soil around the Rropo ylhos
n a 6no state OF mulch In order TO
relnm all the moisture In tho ground
that ia poselblo
New roots shoot Out on the tomato
e,ems phoyo ground 50 mat The root
rpedius area Ot trailing vines Is large
hp.Do lbo SIold of fruit larss