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TIN: COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

Burtuuvs. Griffith; from parkcrcGuu,y.
Opinion hN Wc,t, /. There II up bill ug
exceptions In the record, The judge Try
ing the ease was not asked to, and lid not
put conclusions of iUci and law On re-
cord, The court found, aud there i sui
ll"lcnt evidence tp Justify the tin ling,
that the parties concluded Ia abandon
their homestead and did, IN fact, acquire
one In the hand I'm question. There WAS
evidence from which the court could
conclude that aitcr recovering from the
land Ia question, and establishing their
home upon another tract, that the ap-
pcllcc aud her husband agreed Ia
pursuance of this understand
Ing divided their property
between themselves and afterwards
lived apart from each other from that
time up Ia the present. This voluntary
and mutual abandonment by both the
wife and husband, of their martial
rights, duties and relations, would Of
itself work forfeiture of all claim 10y
them Ia the property rs Il homestead.
Homestead rights are not accorded TO
wives who abandon their husbands.
COLLINS ". Atkinson, > Texas Law Re-
view, 9Il) Nor are they, or should they
be allowed, in eases whore the parties
agree To abandon each other, and do, in
fact, in pursuance Of such agreement,
i've NlNli lIOlll fufl bliltI lpI N'iliN' ~
WAS done in this ease. 90 Texas, 20; y
Texas, tEEI; II Texas, NJ; - Texas, as; -
Texas, -; III Texas, $40; ~ Texas, 80;
Texas Law Review, 2Jo.l Affirmed.
Texas a Pacific railway ". Hays;
from Grayson county. opinion by Stay
ton, ]. Although the witness i. quail
fled himself ms an expert, vet, had he
not done so, ~ he gave the facts upon
which he based his opinion as To the
cause of the injury, his testimony was
not subject to objection. 1t was not
error in the court 10 refuse TO charge
the jury that plaintiff could
not recover, unless defendants
knew. or by the exercise
of ordinary diligence might have known,
of the defective character of the machin
cry through which the injury resulted,
and that the burden was upon the APP
pellec to prove this. The converse of
this proposition is the correct doctrine.
dallas ~ Wichita railway vs.. Spicker
ct nj. 3 Texas Law Review, 1t. %. The
remaining questions have been disposed
of by previous decisions. Affirmed.
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Dallas Academy.

In Mondays notice of the commence
ment exercises of this institution, the
reporters notes on the assistant teachers
and the awards We're mislaid. This is re-
GREETED, as Mrs. Dickinson, in the full
ness Of true woman's heart, was anN-
ious to have justice done her corps OF
able and efficient assistants. She being
Judge, supplemented by the verdict OF
the patrons of the academy, the faithful
labors of Miss Sharpe, as first assistant,
have been invaluable; Miss Arwine, in
the primary department, is the beloved
of her charge; Miss Lizzie c. Brown, as
teacher of Spanish, has been happily
successful; Miss Lula Smith, as pianist,
has had most marked success; and Miss
Sanders, ably assisted by Miss Maggie
Johnson, has won a success in the Kin
dergarten beyond the most sanguine
hopes of the friends of the academy.
The following is the award of prizes in
the high school and intermediate de-
partments: First prize in scholarship
awarded to Fred Hurst; second prize in
scholarship awarded to Bessie Cassell;
third prize in scholarship awarded to
ment in last three months-First prize,
Laura Taggart; second prize, Mamie
Hurst; third prize, Mary Duff.ls For best
prepared lessons during last three
months, Minnie HartZ; for best average
in United States history, Tom Palfrey;
for special application, Mittie Sheppard;
for special application and having
marked 100 during the year in depart
ment, Cora Taggart; first prize in schol,,
arship in primary department awarded
to Elmer Carter; second prize, Willie
Leake; for best record in past three
Sallie Gibbs; for greatest inn
provement in music, a gold medal
awarded to Laura Taggart.
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POSTAL POINTS.
THE SERVICE ~ TExAs.


WAsiISoToN, June IT, Special. -
rhc following are postal changes to date:
post-o.lices establishcd-B rowdcr, Mont
,omcry county special from Mont
emery, six miles south, on route 3l,02j.
.ongsircet, seven miles north.
Changes in Star Schedulcs-Route
lG3O Gatcsville to Hnmilton; leave
iatcsvile daily, except sundays, ut |
H., arrive ut .Ioncsborough by q p. m. |;
pave .loncsborough daily, except sun
avs, : II. M; arrive nj gainesville by II
m. leave Jonesborough daily, except
,undays, nj II. M; arrive nj Hamilton
" u. M; leave Hamilton daily, except
Iundavs, ut 30 p. M; arrive Mt Jones'
CROUCH by I p. m.
New Ohiccs-Frcd NJ. Davis, Dulian
Wells, Erath county, Texas; Columbus
ranks. Koerths, Lavaca county, Texas;
ohm q. Phinney, Phinncy, Island
ounty, Washington Territory.
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NAIIuNAL EDI1ATIONAL A>SOCI-

A. ulrrudy announced lu The ilEHNLp,
tho ahoyo-nnmpd association convene 1T
Madison, Wisconsin, July ln-l-, Llrgr
numbers 1T the most eminent American
educator, will boz present, and participate
In the proceedings,
beside the general programme, there
are six separate department pro-
grluuvs, The exposition viii Ice or
ganiIrd into twelve departments, in
Guiding apparatus aud supplies, books,
nrnlluru, etc,
Having hrru appointed manager Tor
Dallas county, Hope all thusu Tho wish
Ia avail themselves If thi, excellent OPP
pur,unity ot visiting the Northern lakes
during the summer will notify me 40
once,
\ private note from DIR baldwin states
~ follow, with regard Ia rates from
Texas; international and Missouri Pa
cliiu FROM ~ ,u SIh, rpInd trip, Tickets
ut all coupon offices, -uui lill october g.,
Tickets good 'nr i'igpn days goin g; same
returning, can Stop over NJ any ;rrui-
nal point q, j, MUM.
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anl Nu mOfn ihln viii i.f fsmIf I
/ 40 Ffho ihN tnilfg d'aiHn'N huni ~. lIHa
40 lHr.a, lui build 1.l ufw HIl iI.la
fnd irrsi'H.. ily0 huuiuI ilW in.l
hnilnff rfpHflF handled viii advance H
fmd su Hf toward completion, IliII 10
VIII lH Hu rHst uriIlr iu s.il luud NJ
Nee rund Md riisf flinis iu fuWul iu 1ud
rIuip ~. iri railroad WrUiiuHs pn hHIl
nf every town and Village uu tlH iiuU,
lgi Those meetings hI addressed
hY speakers, WIN rnu pat the
Importance al The enterprise properly
before the people, Vt mtu WIN rlnuut
pay money take stock nni pay in labor.
\ united and harmonious Hrtiun along
the entire line will insure the cpnstrlir-
ton at the road. The road il iudisprnsa-
hlr 10 Dallas. llpr future growth
aud prosperity, and her ability
hold hrr usryuurury ~ The
commercial metropolis uf North
Texas, and hinged upon her ability Ia
secure and hold the trade uf the country
living between Dallas and Paris, The
real prosperity uftho entire country living
adjacent Ia the proposed line depends
upon u construction, oar surplus II al
most consumed by the rost nf carrying
II Ia market, | can safely suy the same
Of all the country lying between East
Fork and liig taddo, und between the
Sabine and Paris. Your correspondent
assures the Dallas committee That Ii,cI-
wall county will do ncr whole duty,
either In giving u bonus ar taking stock,
Weather hot aud snltrN,
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THE UNION PACIFIC REPORT.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS rERsuApEs
SECRETARY TELLER 10 MODIFY ~.
WAslINGroN, June l7.-CharloS Fran
els Adams, representing the Union
Pacific Railroad company, with the chief
book keeper of the company, had AN IN
teryiow to-day with the Secretary of the
Interior aud Commissioner of railroads,
In regard to the report of the financial
condition of the company, prepared ny
the agents of the Railway Bureau for
transmission To the Judiciary Committee
of the Senate. The representatives of
the Union Pacific company asserted that
the report did not correctly represent It's
hearing their arguments, decided the
report should, in some respects, he mod
ifirl
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Base Ball.


BosroN, June IT, Philadelphia, Z;
Boston,2
CLEVELAND, June 17.-Cleveland, 81
Detroit, 3.
BALTIMORE, June list. Louis, q
Baltimores, 6.
PITTsBuRe, June H.-Louisvile's Z;
Allegheny's, 9.
CHICAGO, June I7.-Chicago (Unions),
u; Kansas City,5.
NEW YORK, June T.-Metropolitans,
Z; Columbus, 5.
BROOKLYN, June 17.-Brooklyn, 6; To
ledo, 4.
PROVIDENCE, June l7.-Providence, 4;
New York, O.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-Athletics, 10;
Cincinnatis, s.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Indianapolis,
IL; Washington, Z.
BUFFALO, June T.-Buffalo, s; Chi
cago,7.
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GREENsBURG, KY, June l7.-C. C.
Morris, a prominent citizen, was assassi-
mated yesterday. He left his home in
the,country, on horseback, on his way to
town. Shortly afterwards firing was
heard and his son and neighbor found
his body lying in the road pierced by
six bullets, with the pockets turned in
side out, but it is not supposed that rob
bers was the cause of the deed, which is
ShrOudol i'm mystery,
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ROCKWALL RIPPLES.
A Correspondent Who Believes That the
Gods Help Those Who Help Themselves
He Backs His Belief.


RocKwALL, June 16.-[Correspond-
ence. IA Galveston telegram published
in the Daily HERALD of the 18th instant,
containing a statement that the Gulf,
Colorado u Santa Fe Railroad company
had abandoned the idea of, extending
their road, fell like the sound of a funeral
bell upon the ears of our people, who,
however, received spark of hope from
an editorial in the Fridays HERALD,
advising Dallas to take hold of the enter
prise and build the road. 1t can be done,
it must be done. Your correspondent
submits the following as feasible plan {:
Let Dallas take stock to the
amount of $25O,OOO; Paris, $250,000, and
Cooper, Greensville and Rockwell, $780,
600; making in all a capital stock of
100000, and $500 more per mile than is
required by law to form corporation,
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4 scnnhnl,. SEQUEL.

81 LOUIS, June Special. A dis
patch from Princeton, Illinois, says: At
10 O'Clock last night VIM. McGinnis, aged
20, shot John Daley, aged -, twice in the
head, with II revolver, one shot taking
effect in the corner of the left eye and
one in the back of the head. McGinnis
Is in Jail. The victim il still alive. \
scandal in high life is on top.
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KYLE, June l7.-LSpecial. l-Fayette
Massey, II young man living near this
town, was arrested here this evening by
Deputy Sheriff John Nolcn and taken
TO the Hayes county Jail to await the
action of the Blanco county authorities,
where he Is wanted for DEMONSTRATING.
He il the same man who was released
from Jail II short time ago, on bond, for
DEMONSTRATING in this county.
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YfsrreoArs aOrrUl aEooao.
fhr iishiHiHn's prsdit NNft Nrnr Hid.
iuihisn Tesas riuiunis tHught ~
the isw's Net Miscellaneous
faifs ~ sin aud surruW.


Mlnt0TnIAN, June H., special.
fum Gardner, aged -, was struck by
lightning yesterday afternoon while
leaning back against the fireplace ~,
Tom linyd's house un Mountain Greek,
five miles west uf here, and Instantly
killed. Boyd aud daughter were struck,
hut uTg recovering.
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Often Before the Meridian OF Life

Is reached, the teeth decay. IN nlno
cases out of ten they become carious
through neglect. The timely use of So
zodont arrests the destructive effects OF
impurities which have been allowed to
accumulate upon the teeth. Childrcn's
teeth polished and invigorated by this
salutary botanic preservative will re
main sound and white until ripe old
age, and falling teeth are rescued by it
from increasing dilapidation.
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EX-Spcaker James w. Hustled, of the
New York Legislature,

NAME y FEW hIhN hN','
"YOu did not 20 to Florida for your
cough and cold, as you proposed?'
ono! | found the necessary ozone and
pine aroma in four Alicock's Porous
Plaslcrs, two on my back and two on
my chest. | was quickly cured; they
proved Il perfect shield against pncu-
monia. These plasters also cured my
son of rheumatism in the shoulder,
which for months dcIied medical skill.
| have found them very quick to cure,
and absolutely painless. In bruises no
external remedies can be more eilcc-
tive"
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NEW York, June 1.-THE United
States Grand Jury handed indictments
against j. u. Fish and j. G. Emo, charg-
ing them with misrepresentation Of
National bnn!; funds;also an indictment
against Ferd Ward, charging him with
aiding and abetting an officer of II
National bank with illegally applying
funds.
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bOSsiTIIfU'
This name has become so familiar with
the most of people throughout the
United States that it is hardly neces-
rary to state that he is the originator of
the great DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup, the peoples favoritc remedy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds. con-
and all affections Of the throat
and lungs. Price 80 cents and Sl.OO.
Sold by HickoX n Patterson, Dallas.
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A Terrible Accident and IL Fire-In Mex

ST. Louis, June ia despatch from
New Laredo, Mexico, says: Information
has boon received here that a terrible ac-
cident had occurred on the Tam
pico branch Of the Mexican Central rail
way, by which two American and twelve
Mexican laborers were killed by the
premature explosion of blast. One of
the Americans killed was Mike Made
gan, formerly of st. Louis, and we'll
known among railroad contractors,
Another despatch says: The entire
business part of the town of Pinos Atlas,
Mexico, was destroyed by fire May Goth.
The loss is stated at 100000; no insur-
ance. Considerable distress has existed
among the inhabitants for want of food.
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Thc MhIl,.IInnhlcd nn,nr.

lloUsToN, June H. Special. A cut
ting scrape In whccl-of-iorlunc gam
bling house occurred last night, negro
cutting two white men, one an cmployc
of the establishment, lie made his cs-
cape, Both will recover,
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A CourIe of Wnyward Ones Como to Grief.

JEFFERSON, June H. Special -
Frank Walters, who lives mt Buchanan's
Mill. Bowie county. was arrested to-day
and brought here by Deputy L. $. Mar
to pass counterfeit money. lie will be
tried tomorrow.
John Garland was arrested ut Long
view this morning by Deputy Marshal
Scott for forging an order for Il postal
note on the post-oiiice here belonging to
Postmaster WhalcV
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Purity. freshness and Flavor

Are mighty and will prevail. Rionosa,
the preference of roasted coffee is pro-
nounced by all who use it, the r. best
roasted coffee ever placed in the Texas
market. Prepared at the largest coffee
mill in the south. 1t is shipped direct to
the dealer and reaches the consumer
quickly, possessing undiminished, the
beautiful flavor and aroma, which dis
tinguishes fine coffee. Sold Immediately
after roasting, by all grocers, in pound
packages. Guaranteed absolutely fresh
and pure. Those who are not familiar
with the superior qualities of Rionosa,
should in Justice to themselves, give it
an early trial and be convinced.
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The glory of man is his strength. If
you are weakened down through excess
sive study, or by early indiscretions, Al
lens Brain Food will permanently re
store all lost vigor and strengthen all
the muscles of brain and body. 81; =
for Sat druggists, or by mail from J.
II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
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TYLER, June lie Special. Frank
man, father Of County Judge WI, Whit
man, of Cherokee county, at StarrVillc,
this county, In 1871, WAS arrested by de-
putty Shorif Finch las, Friday In Pike
county, Arkansas, and brought hero and
iuilpl
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DETROIT, MICH, June H.-Charles III.
Cambridge, of Whitehall, beat his wife
last night with chair and then shot her
twice, inflicting wounds which will
probably prove fatal. He then shot him
the cause. They have two small chill
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Drowned In nnihIng.

KYLE, June Special. james FL
lcoti, young man u years old, while in
bathing near Duprcc yesterday, was
seized with cramp and drowned before
he could ho reached.
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iIargraV. Ia iiork.

TENARRANA, June H.. Special,
Deputy United States Marshal Herr aud
Sherin Adair of Walker county, Texas,
arrived here to-day with James lIar-
grave, charged with the murder of hoe
Wright, in January, ls7n, llargmVe will
br taken la Boston Jail In the morning.
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MARSHALL, June l7.-. Special. The
ease of Anthony Walker. for the killing
of William Henry, was given To the jury
thi. pNpuinsr
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BALTIMORE, June 17.-Joseph Dough-
crty, chief of the money order division
of the post-oflice, this city, has been sus-
pended. He is defaulter for several
thousand dollars,
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They Drugged the Jail err.

New LEXINGTON, o., June Thames
Clifford, confined in Jail, charged with
the murder of Richard Hickey, by
lynchng, was released by friends last
night, who succeeded in dragging the
jailer and securing the key to the Jail.
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WASHINGTON.
The santa fef People Say ihey win
linlld.
QUEER LANGUAGE M THE SENATE
ThE SANTA EE.
INDIGNANT ABOUT AZ uNAUriloR'Nf

INDIGNANT ABoVf N VNNNII"NIAEH
REPORT.
WAsHINGroN, june l1'- Special F.
Nho Gulf, Colorado n Santa fe people
Were indignant about the report that
thev will NOT build through the Terri
tory. They say the very day the hill la
give the right-oI-waN hcromcs a law,
they will pat an engineer corps In the
field and viii begin operations,
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THE MEXICAN TREATY.

4 SHADOW oF a SHOW FoR IFS REsvR-
RRCfIoN,
WASHINGTON, June F,- Special F.
Mr.. Hewitt reported Till to-day nom
the Committee ON Ways and Means IL
carry into effect the Mexican treaty, u
matter of great Importance Ia Texas, IL
Is privileged question, and Texas
members think /, can bo gotten mp and
passed this session,
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Why will YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10, 50 and 81. Sold by j. NJ. House.
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Arc You made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of APP
petite, yellow skin? Shilohs Vitalizer is
positive cure. Sold by J. NJ. House.
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Dobbins' Securing Polish is the best
thing i'm the world for cleaning tin pans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thing
for using in washing dishes and pans in
hard water. For sale by A. E. Bouche,
Main street.
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Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
cncc Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this we are so sure. that we will teach our
"Susy" to say ga blessing on Mrs. Wins
low" for helping her to survive and es-
cape the gripping, colicking and teethlhg
siege. Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dysentery and diarrhna. Ii softcns the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through the tcething period. 1t performs
precisely what it processes to perform,
every part of it-nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation OF her
"Soothing Syrup for Children Tecthng."
If we had the power we would make her,
as she is, physical savior to the ifnant
race. Sold by all druggists, % cents
bottle.
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Richmond Straight Cut No. |

superior to all others. They are made from
the brightest, most dclicatCly Favored, and
highest cost gold leaf grown I'm Virginia, ana
are absolutely without adultcration or drugs.
We use the genuine French rice paper of our
own direct importation which Is made cSpc-
cially for us, water marked with the name OF
the brand
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"Alcoci;'s" is the only genuine Porous
Plaster; buy no other and you Will not
be chnatol.
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Ladies' approve Of your smoking
81 little ,IOkcrN
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A sore throat or cough, if suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable
throat or lung trouble. "Brown's Bron-
chial Troches" give instant relief.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICHMOND
STRAIGHT CUT NO, | CIGARETTES.

Cigarette smokers who are willing to pay II
little more for cigarettes than the price
charged for the ordinary trade cigarettes Will
find the
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
The following is an extract from Il let
ter written to the German Reformed
Messenger ut Chnmbcrsburg, Pcnnsyl-
A.nlI in
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No starch used in the Ice cream made
NJ so Main street.
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Richmond Straight Cut No.s |

on cacl cigarette. without which none arc
genuine. Base limitations OF this brand have
cautioned that this is the old and original
brand, and to observe that each package or
hpN
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-03-20

near proximity for fuel, building and fenc
ing, such as other counties above named
have not The climate of the Prairie
country is adequate to raising nearly every
variety Of vegetables, and all the more
hardy fruits. Cattle had horses can win
ter we'll without feeding, by grazing upon
the rich grasses that cover their ranges.
Seldom does snow interfere with them
more than one or two weeks in the year.
If it falls deep, warm Chinooks that pre-
vail, will in most cases, save in scme shell
tered spot, where the wind cannot reach,
soon remove the snow entirely, or SO re-
duce it that stock can Craze upon the tall
grass SO as to keep in good and healthy
condition through the entire winter, and
oftentimes come out fat in the spring
The above are some of the advantages
and needs of Idaho county and no one OF
them is ovsrdrawn. ..