Fort Worth Weekly Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 39, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 4, 1890 Page: 5 of 12
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THE WEEEXT GAZETTE POUT TVORTHi TEtAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4
growing a surplus ot fine cabbage and organization equal to that now found our opinion that the man who buys it will
krautiug enough tor family use which in Louisiana Some time sinoa they ever get the genuine Cynodon Daotylon m L
be keeps from the tall of making to the made un appeal to congress far an ex- Wa have at as many times made three
next June He takes off the large outer perimental station to be devoted to the tests ot these advertised Bermuda grass
leaves of the cabhase nnd cuts the beads study of the sugar question in all Its seeds aud in each case we got an entire- 400
up fine with a kraut cutter He puts phases It Is said that in Texas alone ly different grass We dont say that
7 P STJZLLE EDITOIi about twentr pounds of the cut cabbage may be found an area suitable fbr either there might not be genuine Bermuda
rrrLHiirRs Notice All communications Intended for this department should be addressed to into a barrel throws in wkh it about one cnue or beet sufficient to supply an grass seed offered fnr sale for the gross
Prof J P Eteixb Fort Worth Tex pound of salt then beats the whole amount ot sugar five times greater than must seed In some country but for our
down with a maul or pestel uutil it is a that consumed in the United States At own part we haya never yet been able to
ruttlnc In Turnips on the next turnip patch with excel- mushy mass Atop of this he puts present six planatlons exist there whloh come across any
It la to be presumed that the expori lent success An Important discovery twenty pounds more of cut cabbage and use crops of cane from 4500 acres The The only method of starting Bermuda 450
was thus made another pound of salt and beats as be- total BUgar during the past campaign grass that we know anything about
encrd turnip grower of Texas knows us There is not much that could be said fore and so on till the barrel is full was we are informed over 10000000 consists in planting the roots These
much about puttine In the turnip crop as wiih reference to the best varieties of Having tilled the barrel Mr Hogan pounds The Louisiana experimental can usually be obtained In any quantities
spreads the kraut some four station has rendered excellent service desired from regions where is
we do in many ca ea he mar know the turnip to cultivate The Sweeda or nicely over that crass
But in almost country there ruta bugas are pretty much all alike or five layers of cubbuge leaves uncut but soils and climate of that state differ well established Prepare the land well
more any In the way of common turnips some of weighting the whole down with a large considerably from those of Texas hence and drop fragments ot the roots about 000
are novices taking hold of to them a- the flat varieties as the flat Dutch are clean rock Afler cold weather comes the reason that another station is three feet apart working them slightly
new crop and some of these may find considered best for the full crop while on the kraut is ready for use It Is ueeded Into tbe soil They will start up and
what we are about to say relative to turnip for winter use some of the globe sorts taken from the barrel ns needed nnd the soon cover the ground Any time from
entirely worthy of their attention should be put In The globes grow al- rock replaced to keep everythine below Keeping Farm Accounts December to March will do for putting
nip culture most entirely under the ground and are the brine On finishing the kruut Mr J Bennett writes to tho Indiana in tbe roots Tbe roots should be han-
tention therefore less liable to Injury by trost the barrel should be set away in a mod- Farmer that every persou engaged in dled without exposure to severe freezing
The turnip requires a deeply worked than the flats which sit pretty much on erately cool place not kept in tho agricultural pursuits should by all moans while out of the ground
soil On our lands the surface kitchen to be influenced by the heat ot
and mellow waxy keep a regular book in which is noted
soil containing a goodly the cook stove Irrigation from Arteslnn Wells
this means a down every transaction A book is of
proportion of well decomposed vegetable Tex Yarlrtle for Tela It is not to be presumed that every- just as much importance to the farmer as I have read with much interest your views on
mutter Or whut this decomposed veg- Mr Vories P Brown of Austin Tex man in Texas who might happen ti have it is to the merchant or to the man In irrigation from artesian wells as expressed
etable matter is composed does not inuko writing for the San Antonio Stockman a surpluse of fall cabbag would also nny other class of business for that through tbe Fort Worth Gazette I hare ad-
material difference Its main have a kraut cutter so Mr Hocan suggests vanced the same views to both state and United WOlfflLyD
very and Farmer of matter Unless we know exnotly what
any that
the soil nud friable says poultry new gests a plan that would enable him to go States engineers and also to geologists All
office is to render open breeds of fowls have out or taken In we
be made money we paid
oxist may by pursuing along with his krautiug operations without entirely agree with you So now the practical
able a condition which cannot ing the proper course he would not attempt are running on a very uncertain haphazard question hangs on who is to start the great enterprise THE
It It is the Illinois plan
out common
soils without the addition terprise Bosque Hood and Somervell
heavy hazard Bennett conn
wittour tempt to gainsay this wellknown fact kind of plan Mr says
If the soil be Cm the cabbage into quarters take out ties furnish the greatest abundance of water
of vegetable matter The Brahma fowl is a notable instance the heartstalk aud place the be knows of n rather distressing case in from shallow well at a minimum cost yet for
without quarters
turned up in its natural state This noble bird differs much today from point There was a settlement of heirs a all this my only hope of seeing that water put ORIGINAL
matter in it the heavy into a barrel 111 ling it onethird full to practical use in agriculture lies In
this vegetable what the originals are described to have few years ago All seemed to be settled
with clean movement bv the state Tho woald
then
it to be followed by a sharp spado come- some thing
rains soon packs been in many essential particulars But down the cabbage until it is chopped satisfactorily Lately for some cause be worth millions to us Texas has all the
surface upon
PUlisequeut crackling of the it Is u distinct recognized breed and it one of the heirs is accused of owning n money all the labor and all the scientific talent
which is invariably aeaiust securing a has been made what it uow is by constant ped flue Remove All up again and renew note of 100 and it was hinted that he needed to put into practice a thorough system
the uutil enough of from artesian wells Give
Stable or oowlot new chopping process irrigation us one
pood stand of turnips has better stant car and judicious manipulation in cabbace is cut to filL the barrel All made away with tho note though he is correctly irrigated farm of say fifty acres and
the soil a
manure worked iuto the hands of studious experienced fnn sure tlie uote was paid fifteen or more the work will at once go bravely on Tnous
than almost nny other operations arc the same us in the ands of farms will immediately follow as the
effect for turnips ciers But when the novice appeals to years ago and can prove it by one wit
tirst case enterprises of private capital I would be
be naturally
thlug else The land may him to learn how that kind of thing can Always tie a clcth over the top ot the noss Still how consoling it would be If pleased to have you visit us and talk over tbe
rich enough not to need manuring so be accomplished and how he may go to the accused could produce a neat account subject T F Lockett
mineral elements of barrel after lillinz aud weighting to President Board of Trade Tex
far as relates to the work to make anew breed as good count book with a plain and complete Morgan
plant food but all lands deficient in as can be made by crossing eto the keep out kuats aud Uies statement of facts He would feel com- A state movement as suggested
voeetable matter need humsu which is only consistent reply must represent that pensated for the time spent in putting would doubtless soon make the more
Advantages ot a Country Boy
the outgrowth of decomposed veeetabln no new varieties have vet been established dowu accounts for a score of years general all along the line but the case is 1281 I3 LC33S3SI
Mr Edward Eggleston the famous
substances Weeds or other littir save through years of labor experiment Farmers continues Mr Bennett should so very plain and there are so many
turned into the soil answer a very good lug and watching the results obtained by writer of rural literature tells tho by all means keep a striot account of people on the outlook for opantngs to
purpose but for tho turnip patch the slow degrees during the careful manipulation American Acriculturist that he has always every farm transaction profitably invest capital In Texas that 1
turning in should have been attended to lation that have been necessary to an found It an advantage that part To this the editor of the Farmer ndds we canuot help feeling that we shall
mouths ago to give tho weeds or litter attainment of the desired end Experi- of ways his boyhood was rpent on a farm or his full Indorsement of Mr Bennetts soon sen the thing under way at some Leather Binding All tlie Words
time to rot ence study and proper method in crossing rather on severnl farms There are so position It is an easy thiug he says point in our great artesian area as a pri-
Another thing too much neglected is ing followed up for a series of years in a many little domestic urts that a farmer to jot down Items ot expense agreements vate enterprise A safer investment
the soil after the seed has been could not be made in our opinion and
f finning given direction while the experimenter boy learns nnd to which the town bred ments nppotutmeuts eto in a pocket
sown aud raked or brushed under shall also intelligently and devotedly lad is a stranger One day when there memorandum aud any one who has kept If made on tbe western border of the
Firming means packing If we sow pursue a method that be feels assured happened to be nobody else left ou the such a book fromyearto yenr will testify Fort WorthWaco artesian area it would 400
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seeds in open soil and leave them not be an overly expensive one So soon Only Weekly
thu and will give him the results he alms at in place who could milk the cow and the to the fact that it pays many times over
that way they will seldom germinate time are the prerequisites to success in prospect was that bis grandchildren for the little time and trouble At a as the irrigation system was regularly
establish pluuts unless there happens to this sort leisure moment when there is nothing established tbe lands uuder It would at
of undertaking It furthermore
is would not have a cup of milk for their
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the nick of time what we once become the most valuable and most Only Sunday
be on at very more his opinion tht through these supper he was clad to show the skill in else to do the pocket memorandum notes
call a good season Plenty of rain proper methods as good or it may be that line he bad acquired ou un Indiana may be transferred to a larger and better profitable agricultural lands In Texns
Immediately after the sowing may give better fowls are to be produced as new farm His neighbor Mrs Murphy book for preservation through all time to They would be lands carrying heavy
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good stand but without this of one kind or another tbe Only Daily
us n breeds than those we now have passing by exclaimed Och now oome crops year
a stand are largely round without break
of getting
clmnes We are entirely of the same opinion Mr ELgleslon and it isnt ivery jintle a
dews of night will Firming the Soli for Wheat
us The With irrigation well established in her
against going a little further than Mr Brown innn from the city that could Hud a hand
caii e the seeds to swell nnd the hot sunshine goes perhaps by muintaiuinc that fnr and milk a cow that way A correspondent of the Indiana Farmer great artesian areas Texas could And To every subscriber of the Weekly Gazette we will send
shine following in the next day will dry better fowls wheat must have herself a tilths she is not doing at present
for Texas may be worked up Mr Egsleston refers to two great mer says most growers the
soil all around themabove and below ent Think of tbe Immense 1
by means
the than we have A careful any
any now study poets Wudsworth and Southey who noticed that where the land has been
cooking the seeds ns it wore of Irish all
mense quantities potatoes
literally will convince you that Texas is a little once went on an excursion with their somewhat trodden after seeding they
If it so happens that the seeds sown in a peculiar so far as relates to varieties in publisher Mr Cave All three of them have the best yield Let the observant tbe way from California that we are
season do germinate and start afterwards up little everythiuc she ha9 The thine to do the tried in vaiu to pull the collar off ot their farmer notice where the horses turned nt now using in almost every part of tbe ORffiDUL WEBSTER UNABRIDGED DICT10NERY
the dry wenther will state And the potato is only one of a
plants such very best here must be Texan in character horses but it seemed to them impossible the corners and where by any other
from the soil to a
the moisture host ot horticultural from that
projucts
take ter The rule is uot contln a to poultry to get it off without taking tho horses means the ground gets a little more trodden
that the plants will be parched distant state now on our markets
depth by any means You Hud its correct application head along with it They finally concluded den than in tho center of the field and
and killed before they can put a plication wherever look Texas cattle Those products were all raised by Irrigation and one for 400 I
you
of cluded that the Lorses head had swelled there surely will be found the heaviest paper year
down to the regions tion could not have been raised by
taproot tle are all things considered better for they
after the collar was put on But a milkmaid yield and the Quest wheat
regular moisture There is something other With irrigation they
of Texas than cattle from any other section maid came up mid turned the collar One of the most successful Indiana uny means
verr peculiar in the drying natural out condition our ofourcommou country The same mny around and so pulled it off to the surprise wheat grow ers noticing tnis fact turned might have been raised here just as well To every subscriber of the Sunday Gazette we will send
Texas soils in a tbe PaciUo slope Indeed con J
wnxy the be said of Texas horses and even to the prise of the creat men who had not nil his cattle into bis fleld so soon as his us ou
It cracks down in drouth to our soils we are inclined the
squnre cultivated and wild growths of ering superior
crops thought of that plan land was seeded Of course be made
depth of several inches the cracks thev he- Texas it may be mnde to apply with There is no kind of reason continues choice of a dry time it would not have to the opinion that they might have been theORIGINAL
lm about as near each other as better raised here
in all equal force Introductions from other Mr Eucleston why farm lite should uot done to turn his stock on with the land ORIGINAL WEBSTEBIABMED DICTIONARY
could well be placed They ruu Some ot disposed to
have sections may do reasonably well posslblv be favorable to education That which soft and muddy The animals trampling our people are express
cracks
hen these
directions the that Texas does not
fully as well as could be expected of press opinion
makes an educated mau is the habit of ling round iu searoh of pasture pressed
down to the subsoil there comes a stand in need of irrigation
gono set of them in the sections whence they eume thiukiug about what he sees hears or the ground so firm nnd to such good effect particularly and paper one year for 150
in the programme u new havinc natural rainfall to
enough make
change but when have become Texn ized
they
reads Reading alone will not do it fect that the crops were double of what
era ks start running horizontally As a out etc Tbe California
they do better There is something on products
There were many men working jn the he had previously been able to raise He
result the surface severed is from so out ttie subsoil up and that so nbout Texas which cnuses her to at once stone quarry with Hush Miller but kept this up for fifteen vears retiring uow on our markets ought to be accepted To any subscriber of the Saturday Gazette we will send
completely fall to work introduced as knocking that argument as high as a
things tor
upon
Hugh was the only one of them who worth 8100000
you may tuke a very young turnip plaut the purpose of chnnuing them into things kite If we have rainfall enough why the
thouaht about nnylhiug beyond bit A heuvy roller does good service in
by the top and lift it out without the dont raise those for ourselves
we things
bearing a marked Texas peculiarity
waxes and Ids dinner He studied to compacting the seed bed but experience
pulling lose of anything It is simply Take our wild treegrow tlis for Instance find out about the fossil animals which gives the pulm to the trampine of animals rather than pay freight on them from a
sitting In a little drv clod not larger distant California California ORMMLIEBSTER UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
stance While classed region so as
batamsts
by
as
be saw in the rocks under bis baud By mals However apart tronTth service
than the end of the 11 cer nnd has no nia could not have them for
ready market
the same speoies as urow in other stntes
main soil the time he had worked in the quarry performed by animals we must do our
with the
couuectlon whatever they are all strangely mnrked as Texas sixteen years he hud become a great part with the plow and harrow in preparing ket at this season of the year without an
below Under such circumstances it artificial and that is and for S400
iust one
varieties Our trees have an water supply paper year
pecan appearance geologist and the world delighted to paring the seed bed We must not deceive
could not do otherwise thun speedily succumb whats the with
of pearance in habit foliage and fruit read the books which he wrote ceive ourselves by thinking the seed bed exactly matter us
of moisture course
cumb for lock
quite different from that characterizing There was once living in Pennsylvania is perfect when only the surface is
ubuudunce of vegetable matter To subscriber of the Gazette
But an Daily will send the
at the the iudgenous pecan tree iu other stntes before the revolution a Quaker farmer smooth There must have been deep Identifying Plants every we
and thorough tirmmg
soil
In the
Ihe seeds all Our lmckberry would be scarcely recog- by the uame of John Bartrum One dny work and thorough pulverization After I am desirous of knowing the correct name of
time of sowing prevents will nizable as such in Kentucky Indiana or iu plowing he plucked n violet and pulled this compacting the surface is in order a few indigenous weeds and if yon will have
Soil made rich in humus not
crack this described and lirming packs It Illinois Our boxelder dont look much it apart Here he said are the bringing the soil particles into close con- the kindness to identity them and give me their ORIGINAL WEBSTER UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
us attraction of moisture like the boxelder up there our elm is various parts of this flower the names of tact allowing the plant roots freedom to botanical names I will collect and send you a
so ns favor capillary few I havo all
wonderfully different from the same which I do not know nor their uses It raise the necessary moisture for their by express They are plants seen
ure from below The dry atmosphere my lite but as yet no one has been able to
cannot into n packed soil and thus species in other states and even our post seems a shame that I have walked over Mipport from below by capillary action supply me with their names If you want com- and paper one year for 1000
pass cooking after oak which it would seem outfit to be the violets and other flowers nil my life with- Each particle of soil must be distinct pensation let me know the amount I will havo
the seeds nro saved from to same everywhere has taken upon itself out knowing anything about them although solidly compacted ou the surface every specimen need of carefully numbered them so as to The Dictionary will be sent by Express Prepaid to the express ofUce nearest
hwhH obviate tbe
orm
returning
iuatlou beginning Furthermore to arepuratory it enubles the a variety purely Texan Iu nil the states He theu mnde up his mind that be would face But all that compacting must be themP Tubneb the subscriber Address all orders with the money to
after germination to se east of the Mfosisiippl river is presents n study bolmiyj But as all the books on performed In a dry time or not at nil A bilene Tex
youin plants firm footing into the moist soil below tall Bcrnggling habit with the leaves of a botany at hat time were in Latin he Tr mpiug olay land when wet would We are afraid Doctor that yon are Kort Wortti Vxamm
curo n
low ere the effects of drouth have pushed pale green color and entiroly without bad to begin by studying Laiiu grammar convert the surface iuto a cement which blazing out a somewhat rough road for
glaze while here it grows compact and Nevertheless he became n very famous would not be putting it into an overly us to travel nevertheless well do the
Leneath them
Kiinnlng a heavy roller over the land low with leaves of dark green color and botanist before he died and he remained good condition for the growth of wheat best wo can for you Tbe roughness ot
and so thick and so heavily glazed on the to his denth a very good farmer and did the proposed road consists in the fact
nfter harrowing sowing
immediately upper side as to give it much the general much to improve the methods of farming that Texas botany Is comparatively little
the seed Is the best method for tinning A MARVEL OP CHEAPNESS
the soil If a roller be not convenient appearance of being an evergreen Aud in his time So you see there is noth- ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS understood There has never as yet San Saea March 1J 1390
made slntting boards together Texns has doubtless made it that way ing In the way of great learning nnd been any thorough study of tho vegetable Your Dictionary received and is a marvel of cheapness Tour friend Ckas II Lovell
then a drag by This department is devoted to answering such
The hypothesis would bo entirely renson if he will world this section ot tho MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED
like an ordinary bam door aud fame for the farm boy only set questions as may be asked by our subscribers in country end
gether with nlile that should tho Eastern post oak bo himself earnestly ut the task of acquiring wucu may be of general information Inquiries as a consequence the literature to which Oak Hill Fla Jane S 1S90
stones
weiglitinc it down nuswers a brought to Texas it would In of personal character that require To the Gaiette
th answer by
course
refer in bis of is
them one can analysis plants
verv good purpose This can be dragged mail should always have stamps inclosed Please The Dictionary received Thank yon It Is much better than I exnected Yours
of time
reaching through
obout over the ground uutil the soil is many Genera- give full name and post office address in addf indeed extremely meager Doubtless truly Mas John W Coleman
In where tions of the tree take upon itself exactly ThsMrxt Pent tton to any such signature as Subscriber or there are still very many plants in Texas WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY
well packed case
reasonably the same peculiarities as are exhibited by There seems to be a strange disposition A G D not lor publication but to enable that have never received name and de Xasvihlle Tenn Aug 20153
only a few rows of turnips ar put In our indigenous as to communicate promptly with the inquirer The Democrat Publishing Company Fort Worth Tex
variety
for family use oue mny pack the soil on the part of the Americnn people to Parties desiring answers by mail must Inclose suriptlon at the hands of any scientist The Gazettes Websters Dictionary is all you claim for it truly a marvel ofths bookmakers art
tramping aloug the So It Is with our livestock the tendency stamp tor return postage While on this subject we may add not and equally as good for all practical purpose as the highpriced edition as nearly ererr word that
with feet by
the ency as already intimated is to Texan introduce into this couutry something for tbe instruction of Dr Turner that can come up in every day life is fully defined and I would not part with mine for double the pries
drills But in any case packing the soil it I could not another Chas H Lovbll
get
ize all introductions Knowing this to that will eventually prove injurious It Sowing ISermnda Grass Seed persons sending us plants for Identification
the WELL WORTH THE MONEY
thing
the seeds nilimportant
over is
bn the case it ought to be plain to every Is sometimes done with a pretext the introducers At what season of the year is Bermuda grass tion should not neglect to send us all
for a croD of fall turnips Tack is the seed sown How much seed is sown to the acre San Antonio Tex Aug IS 1890
word get the soil down upon the seeds thinking person that improved Texas troducers ignorant of the true character J W Kudasxll parts of tbe plant If wo name a plant The Democrat Publishing Company
there is kind of breeds is the thing most ueeded in thut ofwhatthey are tampering with have Cashier Firtt National Bank MeridianTex not so sent It simply comes of our hap- Gents I consider your Websters Dictionary very well worth the money Yours respectfully
as firmly us you run no hard line Something in the way ot Improvement brought their novelty expecting great There is really no such thing as sowing pening to be familiar with It for we J C Steele
it too WORTH TWICE IT
danger of telling packed COST
ment may be accomplished by judicious good to result from It In other cases it Bermuda grass seed in this country The could not have fully analyzed it without
honor of Eesneb CoixinCocntt Tex
Ueorgia claims the having August 1S90
first discovered the need of flrmini the crossing though we cannot help feeliug seems to have been brought for no other true Bermuda grass Cynodon dnctylon stalk leaf flower and fruit Where a Democrat Publishing Company Fort Worth
that the most permunent good is to result reasou than that it was not here already does not seed sutUoIently iu North America plant is not In flower aud fruit at the Gentlemek I received jour Unabridged Dictionary on time and appreciate it very highly I
soil over the seed for successful turnip would not take twice the it cost me for il Very respectfully Jas M Weixs
sult from selection All the Que strains The English sparrow now giving the ica to enable any person to put homegrown same time a specimen flower should be money
culture in the Southern states and almost WORTH THREE TIMES THE MONEY
of stock iu the old world were built up farm peoplo so much trouble In some sections grown Bermuda grass seed upon tho gathered pressed and kept until another
Ceoss Cot Bsows
will tell Cocmty Tex
most old Georgian how Aug 141S90
the diMovery any made It runs you that u exactly that way by selection from the tions of the country mny be classed with market and as yet no one seems to havo can be gathered in fruit It is also Gazette The Websters Unabridged Dictionary I bought of yoa Is Just splendid worth threa
was native stock Of course we need not thejirst named character of introduction been able to Uud out where it does seed necessary that the sender should times what it cost It is everything that The Gazette claims for It Usee my name if you wish
prominent old planter In days before stop to explain what is menut by selection the impression had shape that it would The country of its nativity is in doubt write us full particulars relative D LiSolet M D
the war sowed an acre or so of land to CHEAPEST HE EVER BOUGHT
tion It means simply picking out the be highly useful as an Insect dovourer From the common name one might think tive to where the plant grows
turn The turnip laid Eecenct Tex Aug 151S0O
patch directly
ps very best aud producing from that selection The English rabbit since brought over it a native ot Bermuda but that name
between his barn nud his whether on upland or on lowland Received the Websters Unabridzed Consider it the cheapest boot I ever nought It is a marvel
negro quarters tion It is a slow busluess but eventu- aud now promising to be the noblest Ro was affixed to it like many other names whether on cultivated or on wild land ot cheapness Success to The Gazette D A Moobe
been due nisht soon after the turnip seed had ally if carefully followed up It would mun among all our pests was turned with uo meaning at all Some years ago whether in prairie or in woods also gen- WORTH MORE THAN IT COST
sown a dozen very line chickens give us entirely adapted to Texns as loose upon us iu accordance to the second we spent several months in the island of eral height ot growth and whether it is Ole Eose Tex Ang 81SS0
mjiterions disappeared from the barn fine stock as was ever known to The Fort Worth Gazette Fort Worth Tex
any plan And now comes the Nebraska Bermuda Before landing there we had evergreen or deciduous All this
The Old man hauled all bis may The Gazettes Original Websters Unabridged Dictionary Is all claim for it aad
up worth
negroes of tho world yon
other portion Farmer talking about a new pest that expected to And the entire face ot the look like deal of trouble but It
about Itbut not oue of them knew a thing a good much more than the price paid without conntinz a years reading of the best Democratic paper in
For the successful prosecution of this will be very aptto give us a full measure island carpeted with Bermuda grass but might save us far more trouble than we the state and am well pleased with my Investment Very truty A Cdbeie
with fowls reference to those unfortunate work there must be no bnckcrossing of trouble before wo are through with it in the course of all our stay and all our ask at the bands of tbe sender and even PLEASED BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
so the matter dropped since Seleot the very finest specimens from AMedford Conn scientist says the rambllugs about over the island we saw then without a full carrying out of the Mansfield Tex Aug9189C
there wns nothing else for it to do To the Gazette
herd < flook and breed them
your or together Farmer brought over from Europe two not one spear ot Cynodon daotylon laid
The and programme down our trouble might Deak Sibs We have examined your Websters Unabridged Dictionary and will say wo are
season was dry as
very didnt a gether From the result select again as or three years ago a species of moth un- For a long time It was supposed that amount to just nothing at all It is the pleased beyond expectations would not be without It for ten times the cost We remain yours
comequence the turnips come up ut first thus keeping up the work from known to this country called the Bermuda grass matured no seed whatever only way existing for setting at the correct truly J 11 Blastojt
Early one morning a week or so after the E K Feeoebice
to Grand and
generation generation gipsy and In this but about
experimented withit to ever country fifteen rect name ot a strange plant
theft WORTH THE MONEY
old Neil old
darkoy and
a trusty most profitable results may come speedily see if its found this to be
Auut Hannah caterpillars would not make years ago we a mistake Of course there Is no compensation KoBESTBtrao Tex Ang 9 1890
his wife
at the
appeared
ily but the persou prosecuting the work silk and he either turned them loose or On a piece of low damp land la the expeoted In return for anything we can The Gaiette Fort Worth Tx
masters residence nnd with great show must not go into it confidently oxpeoting let them cet away through his i areless coast regions of Alabama thickly set do as agriculturaleditor forthe As a cheap edition The Gazette a Original Websters Unaorldged Dictionary ii worth what I
of contrition acknowledged that they the kind It is patrons paid you for it I have owned a Worcester Unabridged for about twenty years but have always
of deal
bad taken the chickens The master nnythlng a good ness Last year they had incrensed and with Bermuda grass we found a Terr of the Fort Worth Gazette wanted a Websters Very respectfully J 17 Bowees
in the character of a game of chance multiplied to such an extent in Medford few perfect Bermuda grass seeds and JUST AS GOOD AS IF HIGHPRICED
could scarcely believe his own ears but differing in the fact that nothing can be that they began to show the people there raised plants from them The quantity A Horse Book Wanted Bcnham Tex Aug 91S90
finally he s Id lost Iu mnny cases it may be a little what they were good for They attacked of seed was so small that an acre to To tbe Fort Worth Gazette
Weh Ned why did you deny the Will yon please let me know through Thb After a cursory examination I can say that I am well pleased with The Gazettes Original Web
like for the shade
planting a pecan grove people the trees promiscuously eating off grass on the urns locality would not
Gazette if there is book
published anywhere a
theft at lint and owning to sters Unabridged Dictionary I think it Inst such a book as should be in the hands ot every earnest
are now up ple who are to follow after us It may the leaves as they went They destroy have yielded a tablespoonful Tbe giving full instructions for keeping and training seeker after knowledge aud no well regulated library can be complete without one and the unparalleled
it
take a long time to arrive at anything of pretty much everything green that comes botanists gave us credit for being horses for the turff If there is such a book in- paralleled offer places it in the reach of all and I will say to those wishing a Dictionary that they
Its all de work of de Lawd Massn formation from yon as to where I might obtain will find The Gazettes Dictionary tobe Just as goodas higherpriced works and in addition to
very special Importance but that a move in their This have ing the first to raise
way Tear they person it and at what price would be thankfully received
de Lawd is arter erbout it getting one of the best Dictionaries at a nominal low price you get one ot the best papers now
got us of this kind all alone the line must spread far beyond their original pasture Bermuda grass from seed in ceived A Beadeb circulated in our gnat state Yours truly B C Brago
How is that eventually end in great good to some- grounds and are hustling things lively in the United States and we think it highly Crwoley Texas WELL PLEASED WITH IT
Come ansee said Npfl nnd he body an d to Texas does not admit of adjoining townships In Europn other probable that none has been so raised in Tho Orange Judd company of New Colobaoo Tex Aug 91S90
led the wav to the turnip patch There the York publish a standard work of tbe Gazette Fort Worth Texs
slightest doubt insects keep them down but the genius this country since
running parallel across the turnip ground kind named We cannot now remember XJestleues Am well pleased with Websters Unabridged Dictionary sent with Weekly Gazettb
who imported them has tailed to bring A patch of Bermuda grass is well calculated Yours truly F L Deabbosns
were two of human trucks in the price Ton could obtain full particulars
rows living
Kranllng Cnbbaze in Texas the other inseots along They discount culated to mislead one so far as relates t COMMENDS IT TO ALL
turnips while not another plant was to w were of the opinion that sour kraut the Colorado beetle in voraciousness and seeding It sends up seed stalks and lars by addressing them as follows Hamilton HauiltoitCounty Tex Aug IS 1S90
be Orange Judd Publishers
seen anywheie Company Fort Worth Gazette Fort Worth
the authorities of Connecticut are looks as if it might be well loaded with a
Bern said Nod is de tracks could not be made and kept over In American Agriculturist New York Gentlemen I received the Original Websters Unabridged Dictionary I am well pleased with
made sparing neither trouble nor expense to crop ofsoeds but if you examine the It I would commend It to all who wish a cheap standard up to that oe of its revision I know
by me an Hannah when we took Texas on account of the warmness of our exterminate them But the results are seed pods carefully you will find not a City many can get it who will not make the outlay for an illustrated aad revised edition I am yours
dern chickens see whatde Lawd has dun winters In our own experience with by no means satisfactory and the proba- seed in any ot them all have blasted yery truly etc C C Powell
gone andun erbout It kraut made in a state further north we bilities are that they will spread in their The only condition under whioh a very A Cook Book Free It la a thousand times better than those trashy dictionaries to much advertised by newspapers
The planter being something more of a considered It necessary for the kraut to depredations as did the sparrows few seeds may mature exists in a growth To every subscriber of the Weekly Gx WORTH MORE THAN IT COSTS
Philosopher ing than old Ned got to ponder freeze solid In the barrel after making of the grass on very wet land Not a zette whs sends us SI 25 in cash we will Koppee l Tex Aug IS 1S90
over the phenomenon and uskiug to insure perfect keeping But Mr C seed The Democrat Publishing Company Fcrt Worth Tex
the
matures uplands It
Trim iu a Sugar State ever on send the Weekly Gazette one year and
himself what caused those particular T Hogan ot Ellis Gents Tbe Websters Unabridged Dictonary was received in due tim and I havo examined it
Texns this
seeds to says The Philadelphia Sugar Beet says does not appear to be the climate that the Household Cook Book 315 pages and am well pleased with it It is one ot the best premiums that I have seen offered with ant
hot come up while tba others did freezing is not at all necessary and that blasts the seeds but a deficiency in bound in cloth In ordering paper paper It is worth more than the money paid without the paper Very truly yours
Finally tho solution came the feet therefore sour kraut can be mode and Those interested in the sugar question moisture please mention this offer Send Si25 Kice Maxet P iS
of
the negroes had firmed the soil The kept as well in Texas as in any other in Texas appear to be determined that We know that Bermuda grass seed is and address The Gazstte
exoeriment of general firming wos tried state For several years he has been the industry ot tho state shall have an often advertised tor sale but it is not Fort Worth Tex Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla
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