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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Bsai ESTATE.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia
Friedrich Tofaute. Louise I
Gotham. her husband
Caroline hasten and
Jacob hasten. her hus-
band. and Hannah
compiainsnts.
Rcka Behrens and Charles
Behrens. her husband.
Defendants.
BY virtue OF the authority vested IN
the undersigned special commissioners
by decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
Sounty. West virginia. made in the
chancery case OF Friedrich Tofaute. ct
al VS.. Idcka Behrens. ct al made on the
18TH day OF December, 1912. and enter
ed IN Chancery order Book No. "a. at
page 2So. they viii sell. at public Guc-
ton. to the highest and best bidder at
the North Front Door OF the Court House
or OHIO County. In the city OF Wheeling.
west virginia on saturday, the 18th
day OF March. A ID. 1913. commencing at
10 O'Clock a. m. the following described
real estate situated in the City OF Wheel
Ing. County OF Ohio and State of West
Follows. to-vit: The following described
real property, one parcel OF which is
situated on the East side of Main Street
between 2lst Street and 22nd street in
the city OF wheeling. in the County of
Ohio and State OF West virginia aid Is
known as the North half OF lot numbered
eighty-two (S2). in Chapline and Eofr 5
addition TO the said City of Wheeling;
the other parcel thereof Is situated on
the south side OF Sixteenth Street be-
tween Eoff and Jacob Streets in the
said city OF Wheeling. and is known as
the West half OF lot numbered one hum
dred and etghty-four $50 OF the East
wheeling addition TO said City.
said special commissioners will offer
said property as whole or in separate
parcels. and viii sell the same in such
manner as will bring the most money
TERMS OF SALE: One-third G-3)
and as much more as the purchaser or
purchasers may elect 20 pay OF the pur-
chase money cash In hand on the day OF
sale and the remaining portion OF the
purchase money to be paid I'm two equal
annual installments. payable respectiVe-
~ IN one and two years thereafter with
interest thereon. payable annually. the
purchaser or purchasers giving mis- or
Lheir negotiable prom.ssory notes there
TOT. ute 10 said property to he retained
as turther security until all Of said pur-
chase money shall have been paid
MARTIN BROWN,
c. L MORRIS.
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that bond and securI-
" have been given by the above named
special commissioners. as required by
law and the said decree
JOHN l. KINGHORN
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF ohio Coun-
y. West Virginia
mr-1-s-i5-s2-2s
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Power Plant for Sale.
Sealed bids will be received nv THE
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OF OHIO until 1000 a. IN
Monday. March 10th. 1913. for the sale
OF the power plant OF said Ohio County.
located In the rear OF the Court Hous.
and consisting OF the following:
$50 II. T. tubular boilers
Steam engines
2-Westinghouee Generators
l-Worthington pump.
1-Switchboard.
Arc lamps.
Bios Will he received FOR the entire
equipment as listed above. or for any
part thereof.
fids 10 be addressed 20 THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS Wheeling. w Va.
and marked Bid for power plant.
The Board reserves tho right to reject
any or all bids.
GEO. W. OLDHAM. CLERK.
1850
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Obituary
ALrs. Lizzie n. Robinson.

Following an Illness II nearly five
years duration. the death Of Mrs. Lizzie
y. Robinson occurred last evening at
20 o'clock at the family residence In
kirkwood. She was the wife Of frank
&. Robinson, and before marriage was
Miss Lizzie Branum. eldest daughter Of
the late Alexander Franum. OF Bridge
port she was 80 years old.
She IL survived by her husband and
one sister. Mrs. VI. r. Berry. Of rifrin.
%. and two brothers. \. e. Branum. OF
bridgeport. and = ~. Branum. OF
Sewickley. Pa She was "a member OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church OF
kirkwood. and took AN active part in
church and charitable work
No funeral arrangements have been
male.
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vaas Obituaries.

Funeral services over TIE remains OF
the lhto Henry Naas. aged German resi-
dent of this city. whose death occurred
at tho home Of his sou-iu-iaw. HERNIA n
Lehman. on Fourteenth street. Tuesday d.
were held from -. Johns German
Evangelical church yesterday afternoon
at 90 o'clock. following services which
were held from the Tlace Of death at
r 30 o'clock. Rev "a IL was We Off
ciating minister and iutermcnt WAS
made In Greenwood cemetery.
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Tho funeral services over tho remains
~ tho late Mrs william Amber. who
passed away Yesterday morning follow
INK Hu extended Illness caused by pueu-
uonfa. will Doc held from the family
residence in shHdyslde 90 . o'clock Rev.
Horn. pastor 0f Tho Christian church.
Vt.fI 0ffi.Iafe AMI the remains Will pc
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Funeral services over the remains OF
william Johnson. well known colored
man 90 this DIty. whose death occurred
on Thursday. Will be hold from the col
ored Baptist church on Tenth street on
Sunday afternoon az O'Clock The pas
tor ~ the church will offirlnfc and IN
torment viii he made in stone church
cemetery.
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The funeral services over the remains
~ tho late Mrs. Louisa Dyer. widow 80
tIe late Wilbur Dyer. who passed away
20 her home So the Formosa apartments
on E.off street. last Wednesday. were
held from st Matthew T.. e. cnursn
yesterday afternoon az 2 90 o'clock Tine
pastor ~ the church conducted the ser
vices and interment Was made IN Green
wood cemetery.
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For Sale

Tho hande.rrr home ~ Mr John Vs.
Lee $50 80 STA street IH rooms aud
'H fHfN. Nr list hHr pure haaeI a
h rr .r Florida and row offers Tho
above 10 a hffrrir W1i Ie glad Co.
tIn" fhe property % ono desiring o.
wheeling
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Application for Pardon.
Application Tor Pardon

Application for Pardon.
Notice j. hereby given that on or
about the let day ~ April. 1913. an APP
plication VIII Doe filed with r. q. Pier
son. Pardon Attorney. Charleston. West
virginia. for the pardon - Max Hart.
convicted Of the crime Of forgery. at the
April term. 1912. OF the criminal Court
~ ohio county and sentenced to impr -
oument in the West virginia Peniteu-
tary Tor the period OF three years
tSiEned) MAN HART
ur-k-l5
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EOR SAIL OR TRADE

, on sALr OF TnABn-A Eood seven
room house and teo lots. with wells.
barn. ahades iawu. ART other improve
meuts viii sell cheap. or trade FOR q
small farfu. Address CEalfea a Nft.ar.
Camsran. n Va fs-gl-u
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,..,. T...s
FOR KENT


s~-~~--->-~---~--~s----
ron RENT rooms with bath. T'os-
fHFr. Du 80 once Suitable FOR two gen
toucn. Frowue BROTHER. 1870 Market
effect f-ga-ff
FOR HEhT-Turer room apartments
first and second floors. o. Twenty
fourt. So Third floor apartment cor.
Twenty fourth Hni Cuapilne Ste Apply
lru Drug Store f-If-ff
FoR REHT-Tvo rooms and cellar COZ
900 feet ou Terminal switch Ht-igth
street n
FOR REHr sl5-9si MAIN STREET
GOOD LOCATION ron RoobrrEo
AND BOAnDIHo HOUSE on DWELL-
mo HOUSE GOOD LOCATION FOR
a DOCTORS on DEHTIsTs' OFFICE
AND arsTDENCE FIHB aRoUED8
AND RIVER vTEW IN HEAH
JANIS T.. HAWLET
tO65h MATH 81.
ron REuT-BundinE corner 10Th an1
ma1Het 8tg- formerly occupied ~
wig. Livery CO. Address Geo. "a Ven
hare Elm 0rgvs. ". Va, neu phone
-
roR EuET--N.ceiy furnished and 4
room nata With hath. Tor uEEt house
tefrIaE rent reasonable Apply a. II
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LIQUOR LICENSE.

rn.Ns 1s,s ~ " ~ nrr E.o. -, IsI5
Inc Following application for trans
Ter or retail liquor license has been
MED with me this day. February "a
1913. from Rose Beutcr. adIninistratrfx
or the estate OF Charles Beuter. de-
ceased. TO Eva Kraft. J. Twenty-fourtn
Respectfully submitted
Is CHAS r. GEIGER.
Clerk OF the License Court.
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Se,,es 90 s.aauI.etGrsr.. Josesr., ht

Notice 90 Manufacturers. JoppOrs Mar-
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tie state Hoard Of Control OF the state
90 Vest Virginia will receive bide daily
az Its cffice at Charleston. West Nlr-
gina. Tor furnishing supplies for tre
several StRte institutions. the financial
management OF which Is vested in said
Board. Contracts will be awarded 10 the
lowest BIDDERS. quality considered. ana
other things being equal West Virginia
dealers Will De given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishef bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag-f-U Chartsst ton. west virginia
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Country Property

25 minutes. cent fare from Wheel.
ing on Elm Grove line. house con
tains 3 rooms. gas. electric lights.
hard wood finish. lot SOx3j7. in lawn,
garden and chicken yard. Fruit and
ali on quick deal, $500.
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HELP.

NAHTED-oirl for plain cooking and &c
assist iu general hOuHework. Apply &C
Ms James Mccain. WoOdsdale. Nat
phone - r. Y. mr-1-j
WAETED-Fsxperien white woman
cook. Also a woman for dining room
manager. Apply at \. N. &. A EldE.
mr-s-l
WAHTED-I.adlcs 20 sell hosiery and
underwear direct from mill 60 wcdrer.
low prices, best dual g.. good comwia-
sion and prompt delivery. Exclusive ter
ritpry. William MCCasliu ComTauf.
Pitts hurEh. Fenna mr-t-I
WAHTTD-Shoe saieswouau in leading
shoe store. Good opportunity Tor live
active young woman. Address Shoe
store. care intelligence. mr-5-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be GhY
tUWeHaL O4RtC AND
ARTEHlAL EHeAlNER,
1872 and 1874 Main street
Calls Answ cred Ia, or Nignt--
Store Phones 635.
Vic Z nertschy. Ben Phone 1882
G.. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i22g.Y
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Bruemmer g HiIdebrsnd

Eunerai Directors and nrnh almsra
lcrUer Narfef aId " erfr. second sta
Telephons- aQ1. Op-n daE and nissa
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WANTED-Male Help.

Nine hours. Apply James
Stewart Co.. City Hospital, 10th
and Eoff SITS. If
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FOR SALE

ron hA1sE-Houss on corner FIFTEENTH
Grd jacob streets Nery desirable :
hueuIre ~ Fifteenth street au-21-tf
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Buy Now---Pay Later
Special

The good. S-Roomed. comfortable
home property at 90 Maryland street.
in first class condition. good sized
lot. 50xl3O you can buy house and lot
on quick deal. for less than It would
cost TO build house.
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POULTRY.

Strain single comb Brown
Leghorn stock for sale Eggs for
Matching. II. A Alexander. Wheeling. W.
Va mr-6-3Ot
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WAETLD-At once several sood deliv-
erv and salee boys. 20 work befors
school Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. Infe4.igencer. bstweeL 4 and q
p L.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11
WHO WANTS SOME
FREE SILvERWARE
Lincoln, Leonard & Co., the Man,
moth Home Furnishing Com
pany of Chicago Are Civ
ing Away a Fortune
in SiIverWare

To celebrate their twenty-five years Of
selling direct from factory to user, this great
concern is distributing free of cost upwards
of a million dollars worth of the celebrated
VIM. Rogers slverware.
You can have spoonc, knives, forks, in the
new 1913 patterns beautiful mesh bags, elab-
crate toilet sets in fact, anything shown
on their silverware sheet which they send to
anyone who writes. This is grand oppor-
tunity to get something for nothing, and the
Lincoln-Leonard Company authorized us to
tell our readers about it and permit them to
share in the gifts if they want to.
This concerns business is unique in method
and marvellous in it's magic growth. They
make all their own goods in their own fac
tories and sell everything direct to the user,
cutting out all the middlemen who are the
usual factors in selling furniture.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11
BOOZE CORNERED IN WIS
CONSIN
CONSIN

Grantsburg, Wis, April a. Since
Grantsburg voted dry about seven
years ago the main source of supply
of wet goods has been secured at
Rush City the nearest wet town.
This place also went as is the desert
of Sahara, and the only oasis in this
dry territory that the parched tongues
can now look for succor is Frederic,
where a strenuous fight is being made
to reverse last years vote and bring
it back to the dry column.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11
YOUNG MEN : YOUNG WOMEN

Educated, refined, active, to organize local AS
semblies of Good Samaritan League secret,
secular organization admitting both sexes to
full and equal privileges. Founded for the
practical exemplifcation of Good Samaritanism
to lend hand; TO LIFT. Appeals to
everybody, but especially to church, temper
ance, civic and social reform workers Work
dignifed, pleasant, permanent. Excellent in
come assured right people. Address with
references), Supreme Worthy Sire Good Sa-
maritan League, Lock Box 9, Roanoke Va.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11

and secure their raw materials at as low
price as they want to pay.
The chair pictured here at $298 is a
splendid example of how this factory to user
chair which the factory selling price is
$2.98. The wholesaler pays $500 for it, the
dealer or catalog house pays $S.25. and the re-
Leonard, right from their factory, the cost
is only $2.98. You see all the middlemen are
eliminated and so are their profits. Any one
can get this chair at this price. Send for
one and see for yourself.
This is only one of the items on which
Their new 1913 catalog contains over 5000
more-and every one a big bargain. If you
will send your name to Lincoln, Leonard &
Company, 761 S7th ST, Chicago. they will
gladly send you this big money saving cat
alog, together with the circular showing
pictures of the free silverware.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11
Minnesota COUNTY DRIED UP

Cambridge, Mimi, April 2-Isanti
county is now without saloons. The
last wet place in that county, Isanti
village, went dry at the last election
Gradually the county option question
is working itself out in Minnesota and
in few years the whole state will
go dry.
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LIKE THIS. YOU CANNOT LOSE
FOR IT'S A CASE OF YOUR
MONEY BACK IF YOU
WANT 1T, WITH A
THOROUGHLY RE-
SPONSIBLE MAN
MAKING YOU
THE OFFER.
H E R E 1T IS.

I offer you piece of well located land, poses
sing, warm, responsive SOIL in the best part of
WESTERN MICHIGAN FRUIT BELT. These
lands are good roads, steady and high
priced home markets, close to the largest and
most prosperous manufacturing town in the area.
They can be bought now at $40 to $50 per
terms of $40 down and FIVE DOLLARS month
20 to 40 Cor even less for your first pay
ment if you earnest, industrious and worthy
and buying for actual settlement
or later) with interest at per cent per annum,
payable monthly annually as you prefer. These
are terms every thrifty woman meet.
By my plan
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
Concerning Senator Fall

Editor American Issue: My atren-
ton has just been called to an article
in some of the editions of the Amer
lean Issue in March and in the weekly
editions of the date of the week of the
fourteenth, entitled "Indian Bill
Failed"
1t is true that this bill was finally
lost because of filibuster in the SEN
ate by Senator Fall, of New Mexico,
but his flibuster was not on that por-
ton relating to the suppression of the
liquor traffic among Indians, but
different section of the bill.
While we do not know the mental
attitude Of Senator Fall toward the
temperance question, yet it is only
just to him that the facts in the case
should be made known.
The article in question did not
emanate from this office and I was
not aware of the article until today,
and l deplore its circulation because
it savors of an attack on Senator Fall,
which does not seem to me to be
warranted on the strength of his rec
ord in Congress.
Senator Fall was a member of the
Senate Committee on the District Of
Columbia and in the Committee and IN
the Senate supported the Jones-Works
bill, to regulate the liquor traffic in
the district After the Webb-Kenyon
interstate liquor shipment bill was We
toed by the President, Senator Fall
voted "yea" on the question of passing
it over the veto. So far as his public
record in Congress is concerned, Sen
ator Fall is to be reckoned as a friend
of the cause, as we reckon our friends
to be those who support our measures,
and shall be grateful, therefore, if
you will print this letter in the next
edition of the American Issue-for all
state editions that published the
article above referred to and to which
this is reply.
EDWIN C. DINWIDDIE,
Legislative superintendent
Washington, D. c.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-04-11

HIS POIIOy C1iIUIC5
them to save the prof.
it's that go to the deal
err, wholesaler, ETC.,
and give it to the user
instead.
AS a result of this
method. this concern
has grown to such
magnitude that they
now own their own
forests, railroads, saw
mills, etc. They virtu-
ally control the market
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-15
Trust Deed and Mortgage Released.

The trust deed and nortgar. on
the Methodist church held by the
Church Extension Board of Philadcl.
phia. was formally released In the
office of the county clerk last Mon.
day. and tn. Santa rc office build
In. site is now free OF incumbrnncc
TIL" mortgage WAS for $3.50 and was
dated May ~. 1855. Tn. trustees
named on tho mortgage we're Cyrus
w. France. George W. Phillips and
George ~ Lanckton. The ncknov.
idexmcpt was made by q. ". Hall.
W county clerk Of Rent county, and
the witnesses we're G. l.. Sccicy and
q. A. kiisor~. Tho Santa rc has
had the money M for tho purchase
of the site for s~vcrni weeks and
everything In ready now for tho for.
NAL transfer.
Dr. y. ~ White. WHO purchased
the church buildins for $500. soid the
brick basement 10 Frank Masec. Of
North Ia Junsa. sor si3s. and hc viii
have enough material To build two
brick houses. The church heating
plant. for which $3.50 was paid. II
being offered for saie for $40.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-15
YOUNG GIRL FATALLY BURNED
Psrls earrst, kindles Fire With Gas.
oI'ne, Receiving Burns Which
Result In Death.

Perie Barrett. the nine year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bar
rett. who i've on claim near Ben
ton. wss SO severely burned while
attempAing 10 kindle fire last sun.
day nornng, that she died twelve
hours latcr Ia the Valley Hospital
In this clty. after being brought to
La Junta in an automobile by the
attending Physician. Dr. S. II. Saw
age. OF Rocky Ford.
An Older sister OF the little girl
had built fire in the kitchen stove
In the morning and then went back
to bed. Half an hour later the
little girl got up and noticing tha,
the fire had nearly gone out poured
gasoline from can on the dying EN-.
bers, and the rcsul, was that the
can exploded. throwing burning oil
~ oves the body OF the little one.
Sha WAS horribly burned all over.
and suRerei untold agony until death
came - her relief about 10 o'clock
sunday might,
Tho mother of the little girl was
also badly burned I'm her frenzied at.
tempt to eHtinguish the flames. The
father was not at home at the time
OF the accident. being In charge of
u section on the Colorado Southern
out Of CLAYTON, y. NJ. but came to
La Junta az once when notified. ar.
riving Monday afternoon. MIR. Barrett
is Mason and also an odd Fellow.
and found many friends in La Junta
in his dir distress.
The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon from the Mayhem undertake
ing parlors services being conducted
by the Rev J. NJ Hcatwole. and In.
termcnt taking place in Fairyiew Gem
ctery.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-15
d. vsiiow rauoh, U. S. Senator

T. A. vsllow. OF North Ia iunta,
one of the annoint-d Of the court
house Eang. and n resident OF this
city for many years used to teach
school In Illinois years ago. II. re-
m"mbcred that he had among his
pupils thirty Year, nvo man by
the name Of william Borah. and b.
wondered n Il could be III. same as
the senator who recently was elected
from Idaho. 40 h.. wrote him let.
TOR asking him II he WAS one of his
pupils. and expressing himself as
sorry that he had lined himself up
Sith ths rspubiicAn party. One day
,his week Mr. vsilow received the
reply 70 HE letter. u note that you
resret nv political alignment. but
feed you must ~ called ~. II you
~ers ~ teacher. 10 answer for your
propoetion Of my mistakes. To b"
entirely csrdid with you. however
an sstAer pleased that yon over
looked mat feature In my training.
IIowevss. I think the democratic par.
~ Aos Cone pretty we'll this time.
am . gFeat aAnirsr Of yoar president
especially tAe charscter.stscs which
seeD y Atstinsuish him most from
his Dosty. I hoSe Y you are
dotq g WasAias>en so0e time yot
~ eau = - ~ vii ~ ~ ~
~ ~ 01s1ahss With you ~
1o0Hon - eennn ~ ~ S1ueoftoA"
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-15
GROW FLOWERS THIS YEAR.
Spring to eesutify La
JuntS.

AT recent meeting of the La
Junta Industrial Association 1t was
decided TO inaugurate n campaign for
the beautifying of La Junta by the
growing of flowers. There is not
town In the Arkansas Valley that
can boast OF as many beautiful lawns
as La Jun'a. and now tina: there
is a bountiful supply OF good wa.
ter the excellent work that has al.
ready been done is to be supplement-
ed by the growing OF flowers and
shrubs.
Flowers In endless variety. and cv.
en- roses. will grow and thrive In La
Junta. II they are given proper care
and attention. This has been dem.
onstrated to an absolute certainty.
With very little expenditure OF mon.
ey La Junta can be made one OF
the most beautiful residence cities in
the state. and this will be an asset
to this community that will be
worth while. not only In attracting
newcomers. but II will make each
home a thing of beauty and JOY
forever.
committee was appointed TO
select list OF flowers that can be
grown easily In the yards OF La Jun.
IA. and In its report list was sub.
mitted OF those that have been sue
cessfully grown In many OF the yards
Of this city The list Is as follows
Annuals-Sweet peas. (Spencer va
rictyl. corn flowers, nasturtiums. four
o'clocks. Balsoms. yerbenas. poppIes
California and doublcl. morning
glories, ornamental gourds. pinks.
cosmos. mignonettc. sweet alyssum.
portulaca, cypress vine. zinuia. lark.
spur, annual phlos. coleus. calllop.
sis. pansies. tstart In the house and
grow In the shsde.i
niais--Chrysanth sold-
On glow. columbine. state flower }
perennial larkspur. hollyhock. ne
merocallis. tiger lilies. sweet VII.
liam, golden rod. peonia. hardy phlox.
Shaster daisies. iris. Gamma.
Bulbs aud tubers-Daihias. Gladiol
us. oralIs.
Sweet peas should be planted be
fore the middle of March. and many
other seeds should be planted in
April and all OF the perennial plants
should b. set out early In April.
II Is better to get the plants for
perrennials. as they can b. secured
at from sl.oo to $500 per dozen. and
VIII last for many years ana grow
better each year
Members Of the committee, all Of
whom have raised flowers. are viii.
ing To give information to any who
have not had experience In growing
plants In this country.
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flowers aud lots Of them.
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