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Show I the other at the bacJ kof the pit. Get sixteen poles, G inches in diame- ter. and 20 seven-fee- t poles G inches in diameter, for the roof. Make the frame for tliej door 2 feet wide and 5 feet high; set in the center. of the front. Put your 4 feet poles, eight on each nail through the door frame and side, rssrsv' set two stakes at each end to hold the poles in position, one above another. fK Then put your other pole on GROWING top, resting he centc on the door POTATO frame. Notch all poles so as to Defit each end on the front and back; of Potato Raising then set Up iso as to form the roof. scribed. Nail any old plank on the ends. Bank ! calls at South my nd'in the far lCt0 of raising po-- up earth all around and on top. Nall ft new method old bags on the door to keep frost out. affbicb, according to a report lit Xticultural Gleaner, is practiced .of Texas. To tell the, jr. Ford know what to' think of hardly manures tL plan. Mr. Ford cow ma- and cottonseed with a Ld also irrigates little, and 4-fe- THE LATE COL HNOY et himself, which he was in heart and affections to the last. The latest work was A Life of General Grant for Boys. GEORGE HARDY, . tlnrTTTrrrTIf: ! j career of a great eventful WAR correspondent. I A U'GC. IMer. Boot aM Slioe MRS. EDMUND BAYLISS. She Is the Charming Wife of Gothams la all fit V. HAGUE, .. Choice Fresh Meats perfect guaranteed. Repairing Near Society Leader. First Won Distinction as a Member it tranches. Special attention called ta Mrs. Edmund L. Bayliss was a Van hi new style. Universal feed sewing maof the Staff of the New York Deraid chine does all It work Inside of the shoe. Mutton, Veal, Chipped Bet! Dis Journey Around the World DIs Rensselaer, and, hence, so far as blue Two door ; r north of Union, Main St., NephL blood and Bologna. is Is in concerned. every way Literary Productions. to lead those laborious and qualified Your patronage solicited. weary persons who make up the 400, LTJHT, OLONEL. KNOX, 300, 35 or whatever it is, of New York's n the war society. That is to say, sheds qualiS h correspondent who fied to assist her husband In leading, died in .New York for the real king of Gothams best DRUGGISTS, peoIf you are going to was a New ple is Mr. Bayliss himself. This gen$ recently, Hampshire ladeven tleman, it will be remembered, has been to the time of his selected by some occult and inscrutable Carefully compounded. death an old sort agency to fill the place left vacant by or Mail express orders promptly attened .to. of boy, but a very the passing of Ward McAllister. It Is Stack at Salt Lake price. Large lively one. In his odd that the dead mans foremost canon In six rais to boyhood days all should have been so disregarded in this SOUTHER!! TRADE SOLICITED. crops ro br able his leisure time, matter. Mr. Bayliss has and heavy, yields In each crop, a visible means "inret of my potato growing, he and he had not much of it, was devoted of support. He is a MNALLY & LUNT, pretty good lawSthat I grow the potatoes be to reading books of travel and advenyer His .wife has an attractive per- NEPHI, DR ST. UTAH. olant them, and dig the pota-- : and he to ture, be in the longed Africa, She has and a pretty face. sonality A crop is made in from .Ant or some remote spot of the the' name of LPcW weeks. Triumph, the great Guaranteed to keep potatoes well holy land, being the most graceful fie cure and aik for a ticket that rct A through tWe coldest weather. Will world, following In the footsteps of waltzer in New York. She has any at0 for the South, is the first hold 100 some bushels. is or Hose historic hero, number you please of exquisite gowns, The First National great traveler .f, twenty days Bank, LWe new sclieme i as follows: whose experiences had fired and reading many women copy her in this reMicrdbe Farming. 'Jd potatoes are put In old. bar-- 1 Knoxs imagination. It was spect. But so well does she underThe mystery of nitrification is now young mfln boxes, and stored In the clear that farming had no charms for stand NEPHI, UTAH. the art of dressing that it is said This is done about so well knojwn that any farmer can, him, and he seized room. the earliest oppor- that some of her women friends even Jneks before time for. planting understand Plantd live on of yt. nitrogen, thfr occupation. are not able to recollect more than half CAPITAL tunity abandoning out in the open ground. The but no He apparently have power to take Jntin savqd a little money out of his room is kept warm, if it, .either fropa the air or the soil. Here wages as a farmers hired boy, and con- the details of any new costume she SURPLUS or stove a means of ry by the nitrogenj-bacteriin get their work. tinued to improve himself by study and Pike potatoes soon begin to These microbes, like1 atomic sponges; by i t and in from four to six weeks When 23 years going to school. ..V.7 imir 'potatoes will be the size of take in the jnltrogen from the soil and old he r held the of anfr the I P responsible position transform air, it nitric jinto BANKING- GENERAL gv?vsysfr?ysvr, of the right size for planting, of In an which in principal conform can acid, the tT Kensington, academy .v ys plant h rrels or boxes are then knocked sume IsO it. A soil may be destitute of N. H. Gold had been discovered in ls and then contain a mass of nitrogen, In All Its Branches. No tiresomo layovers. and need both that and the Colorado, and Thomas W. Knox wended Pand sprouts and myriads of little miit Close connections in union depots, his way thither. He soon found the may lack only the H. i potatoes. The numerous roots microbes, op J. Geo. C. Whitmore, Erickson, w'hich in case a of crobes, them f mass And This President. supply whole positively the quickest rot: tvs together. i(f,e occupation of gold digging hard and unW. W. Cashier. Armstrong!, carted, to the field, and in renders tho field immediately fertile. Stable manure has little nitrogen, but certain, so he went to Denver, and Pncr a handful of the mass is swarms wijth the germs of microbe. there became a reporter, and afterward off and dropped in the furrow, Add to a field where clover seed will city editol of the Denver Daily News. i'Wher handful eighteen inches When the civil war broke out Colonel not a light dressing of soil To the Great Rivers and Atlantis? first, etc. There should be from catch a Knox where became clover to a war thrives C. in M. nor less Ocean. Elegant and thoroughly plct than correspondent than forty PT of these little potatoes to the perfection, jand a catch of clover seed the field for. the New York Herald. He modern Equipment and j almost ?ure to result. Why? Be- was a volunteer aid in two campaigns, If Is ifll planted in each, place. Manufacturer. and Repairer of Pis enough rain, Mr. Ford says, cause the jsoil added is full of the and received a commission as lieutenGiiair Caro L one of them will makq a fine, germs of imicrobes that enable the ant colonel on Reclining of the staff the governor BOOTS to clofer avail itself of, ybung plant potato. But it takes manure to He was wounded in a the. nitrogen in ground and air. Or- of California. A them, and after rains he 'puts on In which the seats are free to holders skirmish in Missouri, and at the close ma-- i ange JuddjFarmer. of regular train tickets. j manure in addition to the order. made to All kinds of shoes MRS. EDMUND BAYLISS. of the'war went to New York to become none. to already in the soil. Thej manur-lutem- s second Workmanship a journalist and generabwrlter. 'Under wears, seen but once. As for the men, , Disposing of Manure. the yield, First door south of Tabernacle, know The raosjfc Inexcusable. of all waste- the title of Camp Fire and Cotton they dont PiU not be necessary to refer bere anything at all.about NEPHI. Call on or address jier details of this novel plan, ful, negligent habits on the part of the Field some of his letters from the seat it. She is remembered by them, not MAIN STREET, of war were republished in 1865. for the gorgeousness or simplicity of potatoes can be started under average farmer is the' matter of dis;und successfully transplanted to posing, of ihe manure which accumuColonel Knox joined the regular staff her attire, but by what she said and did H. B. KOOSER, I lates pen ground, even after they have about the stables. barn and It New York Herald, and under its during the evening. Her salon if, a ef the i re-- 1 have1 I little sets, must be taken care of and hauled out iy produced New York, drawing-roomay be so GENERAL demonstrated in my. own to the fields and pastures, sooner or auspices made his first journey around COMMERCIAL is much sought after, and to later; then why not do it before its the world. In 1866 an expedit'lon was designated j.-ce, and it may be possible fie FREIGHT ANP an invaluable aid to her husshe will Vextra early potatoes in a manner most valuable fertilizing properties are sent out by an American company- PASSENGER " ADO PRODUCE At any rate, lost? Prompt attention to this matter what on this plan. a telegraph line through band in his new duties. make an earnest attempt to do not only piromotes comfort and gives I northern Asia. Colonel Knox accomRoom 21 Morlan Block, AT THE Little Tbe coming season. T. Greiner in an appearance of cleanliness and thrift panied it. Conntry PaPaper. of He traveled way and Fireside. - Utah The morning papers lay on the seat but the gain In the average farm will cific ocean, Kamchatka, bynortheastern (Lake City, ' be sufficient every year to pay the Siberia, th9 Amoor river, Mongolia and beside him in the elevated train. He OR Improved Stone Doat. wages of & good extra farm hand th was awkan with eagerness reading Chinese Tartary. , Three thousand five as to year round. It is not worth one-haecut will give a good-ide- a Good at bottom prices for little sheet. The printward, m it is made. The body 1 simi- - as much when left to, leach and waste hundred miles of this journey he made ing ofcrumpled H. G. TOWNSEND, spot cash. the paper was uncouth, for it around thp stable as it would be if as looked half were the letters though hauled while fresh upon the fields. On smashed. The impression of the type jiio. DEYsiiup, r.icn. General Passenger & Ticket Agent, most farffis the winter presents the was dull and blurred. most economic time for hauling maDESERET. S&rt Main Street; iSt. Louis. Mo. It was the weekly paper printed In nure, and jthe pleasant days of winter can be put! to no better use. The roads the little town where this prosperous, are teams the and good, unemployed, New Yorker had been any other stone boat, but instead Complete Line of Builders' Supplies. Mill Work a Specialty. himself has plenty of time the farmef man who a bred. born and has ' Many i ding upon the bottom, it has an ' for his work. Denver Field and Farm. his fortune hails carved in the this . city of the placed about two-thiras a week little A paper country every Use I Hose. for i hack, furnished with two wooden GRACE BROTHERS welcome messenger. It tells how the h When Staking trees against - the made by sawing two crops are 'flourishing, how the fences a off a log one foot in diameter, blasts of winter, some material is are being whitewashed every spring, rent rests upon a wooden rocker, needed to keep the tying bands from as wide, 7 inches high and 2 feet and, perhaps, once in a while there Is a hose rubbing off the bark. Worn-ou- t which is fastened to the body by paragraph about the dear old mother, a bolt, which acts as a pivot, and who has got into print by entertaining 3 the rocker to turn in any delAnd - the prosperous sewing circle. i direction. To the front end of New Yorker reads It entire while the draft attached, which caq- -' metropolitan sheets lay beside him unto rest Tpilte lightly upon Ihe heeded. New York Herald. A when in motion, so that the runs Very Xa easily, even when quite loaded. When loading a heavy London. at Ambassador The German the rear end can be brought to . Manufacturers of and Dealers in Count von Hatzfeldt, German minisCOL. KNOX, ound. I.t is also handy for haul-ta of is court gento St. ter the James, . Windows, ' in sledges, and 1,500 miles on wheels, Doors, Mouldings, or barrels, when spraying. " was horn He of school. old the tleman P. ' Coal, Mixed In Farmer. it Prairie in ways, Hardware, many r Paints, Augustine Though interesting Hatzvon 1831. His in i Sophie mother, y an j not was altoether Caskets, exhilarating trip, Pckets, Coing,a Winar. . Tret Protection Daring of was and friend the patroness veeping Cabbage in' Cellar. feldt, etc. Combination Wire an not was the Fence, world for trip, in altogether exhilarating the Is best the thing room in the cellar is scarce take Ferdinand Lassalle, the Jewish philosoit on the wire or cord reach Paris from St. Petersburg. Special attention given to mail orders and the Southern Trade. purpose. String He has been social democrat. and across iong slats and nail them as shown jin the cut. Be sure that the After he first acquired the taste for pher By ordering from us you save the freight from Salt Lake City to this ams twelve inches from the cellstakes are not near enough to the trees traveling and for adventure In foreign a more or less important figure in dip- point, v the went where Sometimes he when affairs 1862, since them. lomatic to bark about visited Knox ed six Inches apart. Hang the every lands. Colonel wind hasj special force, to lean the known country. In 175, after a win- with Bismarck to Paris as the princes :es between them with the roots tree slightly north or northwest when ter in At the outbreak of the ward. Next make a trough by secretary. Spain, Algeria and Morocco, Cql; Franco-Germafrom the or toward quarter It n setting war the great chancelit ? two boards nail together and which the prevailing wind comes is a onel Knox returned to New' York to lor selected him to form one the cabbages, so the roots will of his dipand Home. j for a voyage around the world. Farm prepare in it Fill this with practice. good Mrs. clay. He began this in 1877, going to Japan, lomatic suite. He was given the post sDeasy, Maine. imperial minister at Madrid in 1874. Farm Note. China, Siam, Java, India and Egypt of stages would keep plump and count was now in line for greater The thiaa if set to diversify crops once more, reaching' Paris in time to into such a trough on the It Is better one crop, to depend oa serve as a member of the international honors, which came to him in 1878. In he was sent to ConstantinoClover seed should be sown early, jury at the Paris Universal Exposition that toyear succeed Prince Reuss, with the so that the freezing and thawing may of 1878. Perhaps the opinion of a king ple the asthe ground. work the! seed into., should not have more weight than that special purpose of preserving influhhd which that acquired Germany of any other person. Nevertheless, the cendency If it is Dealers in and Manufacturers of ences prices .there must be an im- king of Siam wrote to Colonel Knox in the councils of the porte. After season. this mense crpp of everything that The Boy Travelers in Siam was seaa for to safe not be plant bottom ,the It will the best account ever published of that trough to be filled son like the last one; such never suc- kingdom, and conferred on him the decdamp sofi or muck. Practical er. ceed eacii other. oration of the Order of the White EleA farm; without a garden Is just as of its merits. Colphant in recognition much of a misfit as it would be If Vegbiversityof Crops. onel Knox was the first American to rea? be excused for writing much etables had not been so abundant and ceive that honor. as special reference to the new-o- f cheap last year. NOSE SACKS,' ETC. Among Colonel Knoxs more famous is attracting The subsoiling question GSp?cifl.lly the West, I have no contro-and Fire Cotton are Id. Camp works d69.1 attention of Es to which is best specially or a great that have recently suf- Field, Southern Adventures in Time states We also carry a full line of bed, for each is those r in their Overland Through Asia, right drouths. of War, severe from fered Jlaces. , should Underground, or Life Below the Sur-- s None of the barnyard manure depressed times, In this era or Life in the Oria is This waste. prices for farm products and be allowed to go to out. It should be face, Backsheesh, or Our Chinese Relations, "ces for ent, John, gold, I believe It is good time to haul it soil. to of the North Vivian thinnest the cr on the The I Voyage put majority of farmers that farmers of Blaine and on Lives kinds among Logan, of crops needed call It is whispered as fuel. Pole, Decisive Battles Since Waterloo, .y1 a,ad in the household, every-'ybl- e corn will again be employed to eat or wear, and to This Is not surprising, when it is only Dog Stories and Dog Lore, Life and as little as is coal market In cents. my 17 y His of Henry Ward Beecher. worth possible. Works duee our dependence on worth 13 cents. Vfs most pleasing and entertaining works lowest practicable point, instead of greasing for boys were two series of stories farmers, Some do I advise this, and prac-- ? their plows when they put them hway , first, The Boy Travelers, descriptive i.yo far Southwest for several to rust, and then ruin the them allow in China, Japan, Siam yjlr reasons are somewhat looks of the roadside in trying to scour of adventures . and Java, Ceylon, and India, Egypt and not safe to depend on their en a few plows. difHoly Land, Africa, South America, crops. 1 Different crops take from the soil the the Ecason wheat, rye, oats and on the Congo, and in the Russian EmVON HATZFELDT. COUNT hence, of fertility; elements fi Soils pire. He was qualified above all other three years of this distinguished serfailures, yet corn was ferent of rotation in crops.several ar corn, sorghum, millet, givln up to any one crop for men to handle these difficult topics, and vice he returned to Berlin and took th y . turnips, etc., were the in fertility down run how he did it is attested by the admira- post that had ben occupied by Von Bu-lo- w years will ,,er raised. the tom profits as secretary of foreign affairs. He tion of every real boy in the land. The beon specialists for the In footing up yoursays Put a was d under the . series grouped year, a second is great favorite with the emperor, crops, failure would have farm the past satisfaction onm for on Land and Adventures a 7 who gave him his present eminent poput fihversity being down g if title Hunting f especially Nimrods in North r(' is , tr rl t y Cons sition in recognition of former able serIt fi n h H.1 rot hj enough to tide over can1? mfanee accounts la any oth- - Sea; the Young u.schar-vw- iac o ySu Id; ih Nimrods in the afk Young year. J.1 M. Itice, in vice and as a mark, too, of personal America and c l r hn rrrr? of In pot C h G 01 A FT arv NCI f lmp'ar.UCS. 3n'1 f These triner8 Africa. yand Fireside. books fection. Europe, Asia and r rrr t .- L rUPIOIiJJE tretirtbenajl H PM M'rW even one when worth reading, nre J well reason are wl. I.oiu', enre r Tj ,s,to or I'lover Pits. LHUio o oil mill is to be established UI A tt.wct u jf f,x has passed the period of big imagina- in peanut t elevation for $40,-0a of with Va., Norfolk, position, life. of outdoor capital Colonel S r.o. I t.-ction and love 10 fer-y jIavoi. SALE BY McNALLY and an estimated capacity of 400 long, o feet wddc & LUNT, DUG Q I STS, NEPHI.. ".no nSm7.be farm pay a fair Knox entered the youthful spirit of his FOR ' a hop. det three as if a were day. he gallons investment. boy ?.sk as completely long; put two one above interest on the j , H , 10-fe- et 7-fe- et MoNALLY & od li il Q, at i i :ri t PRESCRIPTIONS I s'i tG, lV et X m mas city, ' . m s i at :e; w :o; i -- , u- - ; n- 1 'V-- well-know- -- VIA , hej ' . , j ix- -i 5 350,000 1337,500 1 is-- ! rer is' ! ids1 I -- f 2 , )re : la-- ; a RAILWAY. i ) er-- 1 . )ut' ms :ay ! : od' - Vice-Preside- nt of ? tlie I I ap- -j B , OWi A1 3 J. i. der, ild-- ! AsJ our' lit;' his md aid r a she : j AND! SHOES. 5 '' f , f I its 1 OSTLER, i ; ub Kroni I f raCIIAtlDISE m to-const- t ol t ol ? 11 ex e acls Salt een ibly well-dress- ed - i 1 i ds ' six-inc- s, . . Lumber Yard m EAt , ! . .... !y 0 3W j p, j -- -- Y, I 1 sitj. -- j i Grace Br ott ers, i ? hes. I i - NEPHI CITY, j al y - UTAH: f at os j Co., ,VhJt4 Jtafc. over-producti- T OSTLER & ALLEN, on r 30. - i n: i -- mlitj driTi 4. I . HOPPLES, Horije Furnishing Goods Sheep Mens and. Cowboys Outfit i i E. Il mp? 77- , ie .aAv WE GUARANTEE . Perfect Satisf feictiori : . - i 01 , . ITUJJJ5 - it; yc-sa- ; ddsr 'r r y-- - ; ! j 1 - rAii- , lf yTk- - i i 1 t 1 s0; sr 7vf t r- . C 00 arnimr , uat-o.as- an . i ? Ml |