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Show I? TECEl XT TIMES Tac Tins PcauiBisa t dtbir and XU IKBWAT10X 3IATTKR. N4mka Compxitt.-- r. i This favorite ruzn slilae Ltreinc turn out to to only nioon-ehin- may -- N wj,vt state. Kansas. Is xllul-j- r but hiiu-to it Ut-it extend farther to the westward, addon the north inrl tides considerable area of Mind iulU.t be amount of vacant tMibiie land is far greater. In tine aggregate this amounts to lT.irti MUarr oil tea or ;J. W per cent of the little lex than i.tte--of UTAIL COALVILLE, tnany e water prr minute from Ioike Mlchigaa by the drainage cau I wdl reduce th level of the Lke to such an extent at to inUrfc-- c with navigation by thr largest Isle steamers. In a rain of six Inches iihidi recently fell over these lake the quantity of water added to them wa I nT ntn lu (c0 cu hie feet. It w oubl ukr wunjc am for the Chtca-gdrainage canal to withdraw tin quantity of water. This "drainage canal J really a great ship canal, and by tapping a here and there nop wHd be aided to make cargoes for those bhips matter of the future But tin m For the immediate present, pumping plant will convey water., front awMgfct boring stream as at Kankakee, and in thl farun.r ju awe late themselves togetiier here ami there and divide the IhJta will bi rxN-n- AND FARM GARDEN. matters of interest TO AGRICULTURISTS. lp-t-D- lion HUM l. of lt ! Slid A Sant CltlTl.iiU Thereof - WHERE DID TOD RET TSH COEEEEt hi No. 1 market hay and be so Burch la pocket. Tbe corn plant, ear and stalk together, forms tbe great foundation of dairying. What would farmers do without it? It ia more essential than any other forage plant, and the stalks are not of the least value.W. P. Perkins, Had the Ladles' Aid Seclety of eui Church out for tea, forty of them, ant all pronounced the German Coffee berrj equal to Rio! Baker's catalogue telli you all about it! $5 packages Earliest vegetable seeds $1.00 post paid. will eat thl aaf aae sea If with 15c. atampa to Jobs A. Salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse, WIs., you will get free a package of above great coffee seed and our 148 page catalogue! Catalogue aloes ra nUcMiifi Horticultural Meeting-- fReported for the Farmers Review for Consul-tip- s by B. S. lloxie ) Disappointed aspirant In Spain are becoming mon died a The subject of the HEBE is one flzs w.a (o. to life once more. its v hole area. Tltere liaa nut been so of people engaged celebration of Wisconsin aa a state waa Isa far IS tntub excitement and mixrcprcsenta-tiuc- r In farm work that introduced, and after some discussion The burning question with the Salvaas to a hat part pf the work the society There is one variety of cake that tbe regarding the western portion of a almost entirely What aball .Nebraska as of Kansas, anil therefore tion Army Just now Is: would assume, on motion J. C. Plumb small toy will not seize upon with i sored by niera of tji soap- do to be sated ?" MSitofT Was madelhe historian of the avidity; name! y. the cak the djsapjsiiiitiaents looses, and suffer-- , on agricultural II ox ion Transcript. i not liave so Uotieeable, o ilig collect and prepare matter society to to printed for distribution as the soFreocbrnea are building a telegraph Thousand of famiiw however. have or hear. from It re- failed in their hope of making-desirablTine Across Ibo Sataia them. Tjie' foil on ciety may direct. Mr. Chas. Hirsch-inghome, anil follooing M.'ivmv of made in different sections, and various of Baraboo gave a history of the quires both sand and Gaul. year after ear. and emplojed in pumping Newell apple. The seed waa brought drought tnan person have sought -- mean will to 'I wo irrigation If their areTontent a r the season watt Tbs new project by whkb cars are xistani'e from putdic i harity. It is now Will Mitiiiient in Illinois. condition does not from Newt. York and planted In 1848 ip tis proie to run by sir Is douhtb s a complement generally reisiguirit that tliroughout engine, oil engines and perhapd elec- grow w orse. I r fer to the tenant farmtownship 12, range 63. on section 13, Stomach, sometimes called wterbrah, a great port Ion of the western end of will fui nidi the power, and it is er of tbe was the only tree of the lot that did and of sous thoe Uul franchises. and We tricity with will, tountry. burning pain, distress, nuii-e- a, jour not winter the state agriculture can be will cut a big likely that windmill kill. It are cured, by Hoods" ai short giv ,a deamptlon permission, dyspepsia, artiwater W mean me on of carried a ith gawd only by engine, pump of the figure. when quite small on section 14. where It Washington. D. C.. ne are told, supThis it accomplishes because df It tenant ei farming parilla. ajatem applied, and also that even and a reservoir, small patches en be i tondueted in Mndiaon ports acres theaters Tho rest of the ficiallyfrom Ohio. now stands In healthy condition after a with its wonderful power as a blood, of county, is to general it river any the independent irrigation possible Tenant may be divided into three life of nearly half a century. country, however, supports Washing- away purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently obtain sufllcleut water to cultivate companies, tbougli it uiust to confessed The secretary presented hn plan for tones and strengthens thestoma li and ton. distinct have clasrec. In the first' c la bs are a lattir that the proved great small areas. tonefit in the far west, reclaiming those that have considerable capital and planting the trial orchard, which led digestive organs, invigorates the liver, 1 he princiial Is sly of the vacant thousands of acres of barren land and earry hank account!. They lease large to discussion of varieties and hardinesa creates an npiietiic, gives rcfre-liin- g Congressman Woodman aaya there land lie in the region to the north of transforming them into farm that pro- farms, paving from 2.50 to $3.00 per Prof. Goff thought that top working on sleep, and raises lhe health tone. In nothing open on Sundays In Washing- North llatte river and among the foot- duce ton but tho graveyard. Why doesnt hill In which the various tributaries season.not otd) one. but several crop a acre per annum. They hire all their hardy stocks had a tendency to 'in- caws of dvspepsia and indigestion it a magic touch. he yawn? work done on the farm. They haul creased hardiness of varieties, but teems to have of the lamp take their rise, it also inmeeting of the During the rei-eover 12 years I suffered from sour For W'ould not do it for all varieties would little it very liorticulturai to market, grain feeding slate clude tract of similar sandy nature to society at The prospect la now that th Keely the south of the river. In this region Kankakee, one hundred of the mem-to- r insitad to stock atTiome. Some make start withen varieties that are known in attendance, with tbelr wire, a specialty of sheep and other of cat- to lie hardy and take twelve trees of motor and Dr. Garners Simian diction- the rain souk into the ground w it bout visited the irrigated farm of the Illinois each and plant thirty feet apart. And world will loose be turned on. the ary forming stream, leaving the surface so Eastern Hospital for the Insane, on the tle The pay meat of the rent is by note, for tfio with tiial orchard would take all With severe pains across my shoulders, about the same time. a peroua that security. only very scanty vegetation invitation of Dr. Gapen, the superindry 1 had violent nausea new. The second cine more numerous promising and are varietiea, as they may sad great distress. survive. Occasionally there year, tendent, and the reported wonderful mo ytry weak and would which !ev to offered by growers, or would top If the revolution Increases In volume in which the rainfall i so well dis- crop of the past season were investi- of tenants is composed of farmers of difficult to get my breath. Thtf work faint, bearby small or in scions older entire a team their means, the parent Salvation army will soon be tributed that the grasM-- reach a satisfaction. to putting little stock, having gated spelk cam oftener and more severe. I height, furnishing excellent 1 hut many of these farmer will irri- of horses and a couple of cows. Ttoy-- a Iing trees. eompelled to recognize the belllgercn'y benefit from for a of but " and orchard again Mr gracing garden goea re too poor to hire gate their of the American branch. , and wilt-nHirachinger favored owning the did not receive sny Dating season drought bnrn the vegetation, found such hanpy effects but without the sajing. Certain it i that rent more than 100 help, physicians, land 80 rather thafl nor less of a than renting fof term and the wind blow thu sands, changa (urge number of them said they acres. Hoods Sarsaparilla, Unit I Hon. Holt 8mltb may possibly And They pay from $4 to $6 pr acre jears. Would set out live acres the rornatnalof bottles and ing the shape of the hill. Jnthise "ilidn t propose to wait on the rain any mesa to lw ooc sevel vaannum. of our coming This chattel la come clause In tbe political land laws hill are occasionally per known secured of water, more. spring by hardy But corn, and everything that teen it in tbe house. I tm now able to rieties. Hithe the Duchess. on the growing crops, or. the which will Justify him In declaring McMahan, Newel). seepage grows, can to irrigated, and, even in mortgage resulting probably from do all my ow n work, which for six year from adjacent hillocks, the escape of the most fertile regions of the rain belt, landowner gets one-haof the grain bernal, Scotts Winter, Avista, N. W. I Crisp senatorial boom a "sooner. been unable to do. My husband the water downward being evidently crops will to four-folgreater with ir- raised, which must be hauled to The Greening and Wealthy. Considered the endhave son have also been greatly beneby impervious layers. Even rigation iton without it. Hibernal was prevented more hardy than th6 market by the tenant. In addition to John Bull baa no claim on the norb in this A bit of intelligence which la of imlight soil. in the valley abet ween Duchess. Would plant twenty feet fited by Hood Sarsaparilla for 1pains in foie, but U would be assuming great the hill, it ha Wen found possible to portance to Illinois farm owner can to this, the tenant pays rent for the house the back, and after tbe grip. gladly he as well as for the pasture apart each way, and favored the experi- recommend deal of latitude for Uncle Sam to elalnv raise early crops of' vegetables. blood modicint. this conveyed herewith. It ia that a corn-pa- n for occupies, grand mental orchard of all hardy varietiea ail of his stock, except the team v has recently toen incorporated at It by virtue of the Monroe doctrine. pccially if a small amount of water can MRS. Peter Brant, Leominster, Mas. to obtained. .Thus home have been Kprfngfiehl "to buy and sell farm land necessary to plow and cultivate .the he could get. Would plant the trees two from sufto five a and fanner made which in Illinois. raining intend nothing less ' land. Tenant houses rent at from $2 there, year olds, nursery Aa Englishman has aueeeeded In takficient amount to supply their own than the buying up of farms lust now, i to t per month, grpwn. ing a photograph of a thought. needs, and depending upon cattle or when farmers, as Is supposed, are CU-- ; The third class of tenants Is not so Only a very few from the committee thought offer peculiar advant- sheep riing for profitable occupa- couraged amt will sell. cheap, put in ir of observation reported. J. L. Herbst )iU..e la made wcona It la are cag. tion. age for photography because they rigation plants and then sell them off up of those that have been closed out of Sparta said that the severe frost of o very alow. The principal source of water supply at prices. The headquarters of western Nebraska ia from the North of this company is now in Chicago, by landlords for rent. They have j.o last May killed most all the strawberw Uleh in thl state occu-ji- e but the gentlemen have heretofore stock of any kind. Then rent a bouse ries. as well as the raspberries. Cur- Is the One True Blood Purtfiet. AUdriiggNt . A poatofllce ha been established In Platte riven, a laid, the at ream in toen operating in the Mime way further and garden lot, and the owner hires rants were considerably broad, sandy damaged, Dunear cm'w Liver IDs and . the convent of New Metlary. summer lieiug rou need to a depth of west. The southern colonies, made up them to work by the day, for which they gooseberries only slightly, and were a llOOUS rillS Sick Headacho. ascent. buque. Iowa, but It Is not explained only o few inches and spreading out iu of farmer in Illinois and Indiana, will good localTbeJate crop. In com1 rains receive is This for that per day. how they will get around the rule innumerable channel, aggregating a make their operation very profitable. mon every day work on the farm. ity favored plant growth, and the prosASK YOIM DEALER FOR width of half in1' or even more. At against tho admission of males. There ia much unfavorable comment pect for a strawberry crop with an time of extreme off water the dis- in a qniet way, and it ia charged that Cutting and shocking corn Is done by abundance of plants for 1896 was good. shrink to lex titan 1,000 feet, one of the men connected with this Iho shock, the price being 4 cents per Aa epidemic of mumps has broken charge till amount is wild proto lily to aug- company is ths prime mover in n cer- shock of twelve hills square. This was from Eau Claire. Frost was hut Report rcit la tho Wesleyan university at mented by suitable device for bringing tain southern colony, and that, through the price paid last fail. damaging, but though the crop of small for ihoes, ex- If you pay 04 to e ont the water stored under the lied and other Bloomington. III. These students parties, he bought, a horse and fruit was not large prices were good. amine the V. L. Douglas Shoe, and gj 9 .tenant has every Nearly The valley land along cheaply, the farms ofactually flood plain. txvund to fill their heads with aorat-thJntwo men whom and grapes were a fine crop. r see what a good sho you can boy toe ' ri,ums Aa are our alt main roads carriage. are It uarrow, river it the being hejvcraonaUy induced to go south. But relatively sod when it Isnt hair Mr. Converse of AND Atkinson. The STYLES IOO we 1 Ft OVER and WIDTHS, have in graded many graveled, that thl company, place intercepted by high bluffs, tho point here gin nd. CONGRESS, BUTTON, Most of tliee HihI plain have been al- even in legitimate buying, see a chance carriage and buggies running, and past season waa very poor for small and LACE, made la all covered by irrigating ditches, for making big money by improving some people claim that our good toads fruits; strawberries nearly a failure. ready kind of the best selected Only 55 per cent of Ibe graduates of and on all of them water eau to pro- the farm through irrigation and sell- are a bad Currants and a for gooseberries as good crop. poor people, j by skilled workthing they leather we mens college marry. Of tho re- cured at moderate depth by well. ing them again. If this company can cause The earliest of strawberries plantations unnecessary extravagance in the men. We who some the the Back from river are to cent there the 65 owner do can depth the per do the nay of carriages and harness. John M. last spring are the most promising for maining this, prevent make and would marry If the right man came water Increases, but from various at- Mime, amt thus bring up the value of JRoberta, in Farmers Review. a crop In 1896. Would advise fruit sell more it made that on probable appears tempt their holvitngs, the rtle ere silent 1 growers to stick by those varietiea S3 Shoes m amount snlllcient for domestic ne The plaa .V.at many farmer wilt m rMztTvhkli paid them best than nay MuaU u a bvCto.fm: ngvkultwre ?3 w md power, pumps and reser-Voi- i Trask Land Valuss. ami adopt t he r , Baraboo. All Bmall fruits nearly a can to procured at Inost points. a or lake. The bottoms and sides It la lnanufartortr ia the warld. interesting to not the failure by reason of May frosts. Tbe In Nebraska, as in Kansas, considerMarriageable American men will re of these artificial lake only require values ofquite None genuine aniens name and land aa affected by the truck , Jolce to learn of the proposed ta on able popular interest ha been mani- puddling. After this has been dona promise of tree fruits waa fine, but price is stamped on th bottom. At tho time of the last gengardens. of water women in the will no fested to the seepage .development the dowries of rich American greater than the eral census there were In the United owing to the hard freeze no fruit Bet. Ask sour dealer for our S3, 4, 3.fto, as.ftO, SS.eOShoes; who marry foreign noblemen. Could supply by means of well pumped by evaporation. A mill that will only Door Plums Bay, Sturgeon County a over States steam 'run halt million I.7S for boys. or S.OO, 03 and windmill something by engine pump enough water to irrigate one they make the tai prohibitive these or gasoline. bySuccessful a fine crop, apples good, strawberries TAM NO SUBSTITUTE, if acres to land of devoted market acre when garfrom experiment direct the applied your dealer to do It ge nt'emen would cannot supply you, send to fachave been made in muuy counties, and pump, w ill irrigate from ten to twenty dening, or, in common parlance, truck injured some by frost, and 36 cents tory, enclosing puce it seem more than probable that acre If the water la applied from the fanning. More than half of all the Appleton, Outagamie County. Mrs. to carnage. Mate kind, style This la what tba tel graph editor 111 throughout the greater part of the outlet in the reservoir. The advantage areas devoted to thla branch of farm- Huntley reported plum tree in full of pay toe (cap or plain), size and Our Custom Dept will fill state prosperity will follow experience gained i found in the pushing power hnve to laakle after the Greater Ns bloom May 10 with mercury at 90. width. order. seaSend for new Illusyour and the resulting improvement In of the water when rapidly discharged ing ars found along the Atlantic York scheme becomes reality? trees 13, full In to Bex K. trated with acMay been Catalogue havo apple bloom, divided, In some eases, however, from the reservoir at a rate of from board. They methods. W. Ice snow. L. Newyorkbrooklynlongisl a n d e 1 1 and five leaves all Into to their DOUCLAS, centers, killed, Grape Brockton, gTeat cording found moderate at not toen cubic tw water ha o to three a feet second, of at e kInga ha been so brackish a to the same rate in gallons of from chief districts. Thee art called the but some mw bloom from dormant or depth, county. July 1. tSpedal.l Mlaa Jo- to unfit for use. It I necessary to fifteen to twenty-tw- o gallons a second. Near York and Philadelphia, the Penin- buds matured a little fruit Currants WELL MACHINERY y hanna painted a new picture were a total failure. have n thorough examination mnde of Bv this method but little water ia lost. sular, Baltimore, Norfolk. South which will to bung among her other the geological structure of tiie country The land lying a quarter of a mile from The value of land varies greateaUinro bowing WKLL ' George J. Kellogg of Janesville gave AFGlUiMtrmted ost 1 KOOK IKILL. H VDLAUUO at much ly. chef rocuVrea In the Centra! Park rrt before it safe to predict theextent the plant will receive-almshort a In "Orchards AMD Hard JETTING paper, MACHINERY, tc, n the tract directly adjoining the mill. to which well can to utilized. & gallery. Ia the Near York and Philadelphia Places Advised planting the seeds of ftKarfua. bw tested and u The available water supply from tbe hen the reservoir i nearly tm district the land averages $226.11 and Duchess and Hibernal where yon want- Uou City bflM streams of the western part of the gate ia closed, and it ia filled id Ire Works, a little In ed the trees to grow; did not believe In hoc dm So hch Mff. Co. It Is pleasing to bear from tbe state has ten estimated to I suflicient same process and repeated on another valus of producs pet ? flikowx lows y excess 8f f 196. oegroe la conference at for t, Wtt.ouo acres, this estimate not in- port ion of the farm. whole root grafts, but preferred to graft fas Rotm A Cm a as Machinery to , 1411 Wwt LRvntli Street, Kfti In- which Peninsular In the of that tho condition of their cluding the river of the more hemid district, for has the rain age prayer Verily, seedlings when two years old with Virrace It Improving. The present genera- portions, where water 1 not used for toeu relegated to the dark past. Irri- eludes the eastern shore counties of ginia Crab, then after two " years A map of the H From "InliUc purpose. gation Age. tion la freeing Itself from the enervat- agricultural Their-WatirowtS top work with Duchess, Charla- Maryland and Virginia, togrther-smer Bands and hupply by United States. of Delaware, the value per moff, Hibernal, Repka, Melenka and stats ths ing influence of slavery, nd the net. F, U. Newell A Hyateas of Reservoirs. acre was only $98.76, end the value of Pattens Greening. For culinary purIt la to bo hoped, will gratify the .... .. ..... Tbe waff map toned by the j I see in the last Nebraska Fanner a the producs per acre was over $96. of tbe negroes sincere poses the Virginia Crab ia equal to Burlington F.out i three belion. Becoming read (InmL Irrigation of by Elijah like Filley that district Baltimore the pujwr Their land Transcendent All young tree should progress, frlendu. In the feet wide by foar feet loo, 11 Irrigation la spreading throughout fore the annual meeting of the Ne- had an acre value of $97.50, and the be shaded on the south aide with some printed in eeven colors ; race, depend on their own e in Stork assoBreeders braska Improved mounted on roller; shows the United Mvte like a pmlrie-fir$102. brought of from rotectlon the kind aun. product hot f , every state, tounty, importhe a Agricultural elusseshave ciation at Lincoln. February In tho Norfolk district the land was ant town and railroad in the Plumb C. J. Mr. trees eueh thought irservolrs or cLam- - wrth $135.50 per acre and the income Union, and ir a very denia'Senator Proctor, lormeriy serretary been studying the advantage of thl apeak oLbuildlng too would be for farmers the expensive w or creeks. is draws That hat per aero waa $104. ble and useful adjunct to any f war, last week made some very vig- sure method of farming for a long time, ing the no as could to afford nurseryman bny, household or buxineea estabtoen preaching for the last two orous remarks on the necessity of ani the general drought of thw past I have The South Atlantic district had a to grow them to sell for leas than 75 lishment. season ha once more indicated that or three years. There of court defenees. eur valuation acre $45.25, and only per strengthening Purchased in Iar:e quantimost fertile lands along Congress spend from ten tb twenty-fiv- e tho receipt for truck were $119 per cents apiece. He favored a abort root ts a feeling n the country that thl la the rkhest and ties, tbe map cost the with long acton, plant rather deep, and of million dollars in not safe courses are water every the year and largest Route more Thau fifwork that should to attended to, In two years' time you have a tree virmean of watering, for rain throwing up levee and riprapping acre. teen cent each,' but on rewithout are Not a that we without too delay. see that the that some of the largest rivers. Let prof- tually on ita own roots. Mr. Hoxie By these results ceipt of that amount ia depended upon when most along In danger of Immediate war, but the t, cannot be Congress make too reservoirs of 10.000 it do not Bo entirely with the moBt thought farmers would not object to stamps tbe undersigned wi.l I received that needed. deso Intelligence Le pleased to send seres each, beginning on the sonth aide expensive lanl in tbe aubnrbs of the paying 7ft cents for an apple tree if they aery fact that our coast cities are jto one w ill season irrigation rite immediately, as the of the Platte river on the west line of great cltiea. fenseless might "proie the occasion of for the coming . sure were were they getting something to resorted Jo in various sections of Nebraska or csst line of Colorado, and sapp.y is limited, a war when strong defenses would bring Illinois. hardy, Ke had known some who had IVnn- - extend thenoe south teethe north Cara Fedticrt . . Indiana. Michigan, Ohio. part peace. Any nation wishing to punish J. Faxxcis, Genl laser Agt, Omaha, Neb. paid more than thla sum and then were New ork. New of Texas, and build a few canata from the United Stales for aa alleged Injhry .vlvania. New A big crop of corn means also a big fooled. Mr. Philips coincided with the and Arkansas rivers, and Platte the and Maasacliuwttw IK0 RNO WC0D Maine, W Sr Ft 1M m d IVft would all Itampehio aut that would figure they crop of corn fodder, and to the wise. statement Mr. Hinkley, delegate from some other at reams, and in the fail hJ . tovtit. TAfikR Irri-- tHIt t Otfl'k. Hir HetoUiif fodder to do would to to aend a fleet to There was irrigation1 in several of the w luter w hen they do not want and the la almost have farmer Iowa, stated that he saw very fins apthe Intelligent -flifftdtr J$tTfw Wo !.". and in lud s com one of our great cities and demand ww thorn state in water to Irrigate with, let it run into s useful and Important ns the grain plet last fall from Nebraska, grown on tnlw, U- lrv iturir in tier southern while the slate out every also tod-deBraM$f senator PnlrliRiihft r! cftsgnl an Idee to waste corn a ransom. The points reservoir. these Then What let hot the Itself. the-tretrees from seeds planted where ritefw will farm more or levs uuder the infalli- wind blow across one mitllno acres of 8e&4 i r that we should have proper defense for ble Why, It le worth about the same as were to remain, and were top OF AU. KlftCS. taw 4rt S nbsothataeo-thmao- f learned It would UUKftt,new Jt water. plan. our be and cool or Of navy, to costly take course, the pf damp by timothy hay for feeding. worked with such varieties as were VS Iowa and MlnneoU it time n w across. the toonxin, And a hen come a por-tlogot the time a there might damp MORSE & CO., worth a much a hay It must he wt wantedrand tbU rise from tbe water to plan was touch fa- FAIRBANKS, as soon a possible and of our fleet, being suddenly out- will full in line, and that Irrigation vapor that would dried 1102 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb. early,' in vored would Mr. state. that Potter of in increased will to largely every night keep the air damp would need operation trem rain and snow. numbered and cooler, cause rain instead of hot then stored away Charles Iowa, had found the seeds Nebraska. South Dakota and North and a poor PARKER'S plan leaving shocks of the City, Rnsaet to be a temporary harbor of refuge. It about i Dakota. la very It The wiuda. land JD there Is very cheap In the former a i id -- tatew aud Perry very hardy. HAIR BALSAM field until winter sets in, in the also to remembered that this money is and out M. llinkle. tabor ll. chesp.-Cl mm and toMur of 80 No. the are ext. Seedlings Whitney of the a great progress rwmnu Neto togttraM growth. will not to thrown away, aince it wi:i territories for the nUtrltlTenes and pal&UbiUty of the most ww Fftlk to Btwtorw town made in llii safe mode pL Dwight, hardy cf any variety he has 0rw tw tw Yooihfwl Color. corn fodder decrease rapidly through alt be epcot at home and give emptoj- - ha ja&iF Sweet Kusset is very hardy Com ri lpgto hair taLutg. f rmiog. butthia artklc deal w holly RAMS HORNS of exposure to wet and planted. effect tueni to home labor. th and the variety was originally from with the rain belt. The Irrigation Age storm. Strange, farmers do not realise Vermont Virginia and Shields' Crabs Borne preachers art trying The amount of matter bandied by toe being the pioneer in irrigation journal corn How often more dearly! are means for filling their churches, except this faet hardy and make excellent CRIPPLE CREEK still In the field even after stock both Chicago postal depar.ment last mooth lam congratulates the country on the i stalks are to graft on. Would faypr.itiort MKXT CO Minlajc Exchange, itanver. toiu. . It has holding up Christ. 3u per cent greater than tbe amount general adoption of the method ! the advent of hard frosts and blinding roots with long tciona Planting seeds To pray the Lord's prayer as Jesui bandied during February of last year. t long advocated." atoms! The fanner must follow That the wnnderfnj success of the ir- taught It. will change a desert life into r'th"wako of tho Successful manufae--a where the trees are to grow is fmprae- It ts for oung women and the Ucal. ,t fruitful garden. to decide whether leap year or rigated farm at Kunkakeq, wilt give tnd curtail waatea. There musth j tmr llli-- . w. X. P. 0MAIIA-13-1- 89g tw in for If enormous take the a nnpar-vitit la you this irrigation devil to is home responsible impetus Md dinner to no wata great certainly politics Boon after New Year day St Peters nok there can to no doubt, Sooner or you, you may have to take him lot donahle to waate any fodder ao valuable Increase. When writing to advertiser, kindiy I at Rom had to be reconsecrated, as a later this state and other state along a hoarder. j stalkA The eow relish the corn mention this pteper. t IU God answers our prayers by giving foddsr as u iupplm0t to thtlr hay and man had the had tnste to ent hla throat Tbe trouble with Italy is that she ia the line of the great lakes before the altar noon mass. high during coarser tlwee lines the from fodder not a good imitator. !a trying to emugreat the answer' at the best time, aa wI1 ensilage. After fine by pipe V" ."-etopped at cnee. The and consumed The rorvlcca late England Si.ab-a- ll policy she vbcas bodice of tv tier; lHinoi rspeeittWy. pen- j as lu the tost way, , fodder ie very welcome Li U& t&JlS i Love to God and iran are two steps with great avidity. Tho firmer who last suicide wsa in 1867, but H wai not Ccfetfb dyrn strong nation. IScgland never dors etrated us it i to be by the great Tmim Goods Cat hr to bleca Alar-nVtttm. drmnrletic $bv the necessary F thought that more urs out she the weak. V'iiceao building saving over which every on must pats to enter uses his cornstalks picks closely eafi that; fn ha f wzs that case, the ts In otherui hie tort cf th tloscl ot at it pope than slock t the w jtndravr.l of Astanlce. niora cither kse? oraicr t soU A portion of the time, " wise would or h e. ouc-fourt- to-ei- Bcrtr Horticulture. titlunltara ea tlori-rultu- r. , ae,-neve- r. r e d o ' oyr er sucis-ssfull- -- Stomach a ot ! lf En-gll- ih Sarsaparilla gilt-edge- d W. L. Douclas 3. SHOE WorId1 g, rala I not-aeru- -- to-da- repr-aentat- ivo as 19-2- wlpd-storm- hnr-lingt- VV ,b-re- PUMPS es out-class- - ,T. an po-tla- lWeyommrmbTei as h T Grain-Sgetau- a f i - - z' |