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COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Deer Lodge County Teaehers' Insti :.
lute will Do held 81 Deer Lodge Sept. "a, rs
and %. The attendance or all teachers hold
pected by the County Superintendent.
THos. w. CArLIN,
SO 1t Co. Supt. Schools.
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Regular conversations of Valley Lodge
E9&No @, X. Of p, are held In their Castle
Pt5 aHar. Deer Lodge, every Monday eveng.
kShls1Knigh hts are invited to attend.
En6L JOHN w. YATES, c. c.
~ GEO. TUCKER, X. OF X. q S. TT7-iy
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A Man in Need of.a wagon, buggy, set Of
harness, or farming implement Of any kind
can save from 10 to 30 per cent. by purchas-
ing from Geo. Cockreil, Deer Lodge. 824tf
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh 8 catarrh Remedy Price SO
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by ]. D.
Eastman q Co. Sli
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SHiLoH'S vITALIZER 10 what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness. and
e.nts per bottle. For sale by ]. d. Eastman 4
Co. Si4
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COLLEGE OF MONTANA.

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on guarantee. II cures Consump-
ton. For sale by ]. ID. Eastman q Co. S44
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GROUP, WHooPINo COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. For sale
by ]. ID. Eastman Co. H4
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WoMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

WoMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Sessions to be Held Monday Of Next
Week.
We are authorized to announce that the
Woman's Presbyterian Missionary Society of
Montana will meet in Deer Lodge Monday,
September 14th, afternoon and evening, at
ringing of the bell. Following is the
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES:
Music.
Devotional Exercises. ........Mrs. Whitshill
Address of Welcome. Mrs. Groeneveld
Response. Mrs. G. P. Weston (Helena)
Music.
Annual Address. ..... Mrs. Stevenson (Boze-
MANI
Appointment of Committees.
Music.
Home Mission Hour. Mrs. Whitehill
Reports of Auxiliary Societies.
Report of Commi tees and Election of Off
GERS.
Music.
EVENING EXERCISES.
Music.
Devotional Exercises.
Report of Presbyterian Sec. and Treas.
Japan. Mrs. Trippet
Music.
Address. .....................Dr. Mcmillan
Music.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Eemaining uncalled for In the Postoffice ut
Deer Lodge, Mont, Sept. 10, 1885. Persons
calling for letters IN this list will please say
advertised and give date of list.
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AUCTION ! AUCTION! AUCTION!
At Deer Lodge, MT, on the 18th
October, 1888, at 2 D. m.

As IHAvE CLOSED OUT MY MILL BUSINESS
"A at Deer Lodge, offer my entire Mill at that
place for sale. The machinery consists Of one brand
new complete FIGURING Mil, which has capacity OF
$50 TO $40 pounds of frstclass -four per hour accord
ing to the quality OF the wheat: two planning ma
two grain-cleaning machines one portable steam
engine, strong enough to run all the machinery at
once. Also a lot of Blacksmith's Tools,
will also sell my residence on Main street-tvo
lots and BRICK house, and the household furniture
Also the mill building 20x34-two stories |; black
smith shop. etc.
Any Of the machinery above desiL GATED can be
purchased meantime at private sale
For particulars inquire OF
Anaconda, Sept. z, 1885. JOSEPH RICHARDS,
o44 Anaconda M r.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHT. made miserable by that
yea. Fer sale By ]. d. Eastman q Co. ~
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Notice-.StoIcn,

!: e! - { e: e:
weighing between 1000 and I 900
pounds, four or Ave years old
III branded with fat iron with let
SskAn,ankX ". ter = inside on left hip. Also q
leather colored saddle, made by
Davidson Co., Heena,-the lddi0o Of same on left
side has been cut Oh squarelv and since chewed ON
the end. All persons are HEREBY warned against pur-
chasing the above described horse and saddle. Twill
also pay for the arrest OF the person stealing the
above 325 Rewsrdon evidence tnat will lead TO his
conviction. $500. WILLIAM WEIR
Sf4 1t pd anaconda M. II,
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint3 Shiloh's Vitaliier Is guaran-
tssd to Cure you. For sale by J. d. Eastman &
Co. H4a
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale by J
d. Eastman q Co. S4i
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Alabastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
Drug Co. S19tf
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Deer Lodge Drug Co. have just received a
large and well-selected stock of Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes, Handkerchief Extracts,
Tooth and Toilet Soaps, Puff Boxes, Purses,
Pocket Books, etc. Give them a call
S2gtf
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiiohs Cure. We guarantee II. For
sale by ]. d. Eastman Co. S44
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RELIGIOUS.
cArHoLIc-servieess every Sunday. Sunday
sshooI at 2 O'Clock each Sunday under direction
81 SISTERS Of Charity.

Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at Tx
y, and TN .. IN. Sunday School at 1Ok A. m,
s,rvices also on Wednesday evening at IN.
oALEN WOOD. Pastor.
PREsRYTERIAH-sery every Sunday at
81 O'clock a. m, and 8 o'clock .. m, sun
Nv school every Sunday at Q o'clock.
E. oRoENEyELD, Minister.
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MURPHY, hleGlns & Co.,
wHoLxsvIE AND RETAIL
6 r 0 Q BsR -
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A Complete Assortment OF Goods
IN THEIR LINE

IN THEIR LINE
Which they offer on as good terms as any
house in the Territory.
Sole Agents for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
wOpv@"
Agents for the Celebrated Snow Flake Flour
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New Northwest.

The following subscriptions have been paid
since last acknowledgement:
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SoCIETY MEETING..
GEO. II. THOMAS POST NO. T.

GEO. II. THOMAS POST NO. 4.
AI q. A. r., DEPT. OF MONTANA,
ii" i: 4! !;
Regular Assemblies OF George II .
iIINm Thomas Post are held at their Hall at
500 p. m. on the I'd and 4th FRI
KIN DAY Of each month. Comra des of
A08A other Posts are cordially invited to
attend. ID. j. MCMILLAN, p @.
Lew Coleman, AdJutant. 7gs-em
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MA RRlED.

McPHERsoN-MARTz.- Pioneer, Sunday,
Sept. 6, 1885, by j. X. Uhl, j. p, Mr.
Harry MCPHERSON and Miss Lola Martz,
both of Deer Lodge. es. W.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12

| incluaia.. mat notable I'M, section:
.Be tn further enacted. That mo certif-
icata az r,4t m second GRADE shah he
rt1ni eli s7v carson f9raaga in lie pub
Hpsff.aa. ,f MS .fatc a..g. he Both
! d., ii. ,.,,tealer. 1850. wr.a mas noT
! nassta sst,staagoev examination in
hga3s .8G PHYSIOLOGY witt special
ret,sr.--. r fhs ugaeefs IL alcoholic
aI-at- .aaia,lts and nafgaJics apon
the t ID. s~-lala.
SEQ holds today her state lon-
ven5 aal = aanaat ier wse FOR a
! 9r,ohl T. aa2er t. Bring II me
fra wa. nd 5h5% wsr' ara (, tagrcd
5aere .G,s. Ma .a.. Mle b>Gait4] 81.
Jobr i4ysas, Mrs @itley president
VI ill., ssaae VI. G. e. r.-ea queen in her
bean ID 14clae. q woman wise ia ooun-
sal h. #ro 2 ro&er-bor iuas her tai-
! eat ad prayers c3asaerated to
the work. fliss Stokes lha efficient
secretary from The lrst OF Tie urgani
| zation, brv an earnest worker before
there was a union / n the state, leads a
life that is eloquent in its teaching.
Writing. teaching, toiling in every de-
partment of the work, never idle-no
wonder that such influence and such
advocates, so many counties have local
option, OF that it takes no seer to pre-
dict that it will shortly prevail in the
whole state.
Virginia hat much to discourage, but
the earnest stfte officers are not easily
daunted. S~talnton reiuices now in
pleasant nGad3uarters, wisely chosen
in q public he Ioughfare, near the city
hall and r%ai]roid depots. Reading and
coffee rooms a1e an attraction, and val
uable as q c0unterbalaacC tic the saloon
influence. The Thursday prayer meet
ing as recommended atst. Louis, under
taken N great teaEness is increasing
in numbers anil power. q Surprise to
the dear work, rs, as answer to prayer
SO often is. Tlry are looking G0rayisit
from Mrs. Cnarin. zen route" to Mary
land.
North CAROL IA extended the intin-
cree Of the WI &. I. u. by Its success
fu, normal. r~edentty held in Graenboro.
an invitation 10 which. from Mrs. Col.
Staples, / was 30 sorry to be obliged to
decline. There are do drones III that
hive.
The Louisiana W.C.r. u. is happy
to, have won for organization work.
Mrs. Goodale CT Baton ROUGE. who with
her husband has already done So much
for u cause.
So all oven she land oDr dear women
are sot+inn hair e+i+cho DC wa11 oo5 tse
.-s "
SatIicht inlt Is Wfodglu Shtlii DO taSt-
;no as fir,o
9,ba, q itohoy +,a mo 60, :, $40
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12
A physician had prescribed alcohol
The Eastern South.
Mgs. Georgia Hulse Mcleod.

BIS. Georgia EulSe Mcleod.
The tread of many feet is heard in
Baltimore to-day, martial Music fills
Che air, the public buildings are gay
With banners, the children are rejoicing
in a holiday, because Of the sixteenth
annual reunion Of the society Ct the
"-Army Of the Potomac" The veterans
in blue and those who once wore the
gray, meet as never before since SO
many homes were desClated, so many
graves made in that terrible conflict
twenty years ago. Now, in the beautl-
full words OF Paul II. Hayne,
''The sound OF tumult have ceased to ring,
And the battles san has set,
And here in peace OF the new born SPRING.
We would fain forgive and forget
l find in the days paper. like q green
leaf in the great parterre Of a program,
al item which reminds me Of another
conflict, deadlier far, which we urge TO-
day, against the minions OF King Alco-
hol, and ! take comfort as | read OF the
vigilance of the whiteribbon hosts who
plan that barrels OF ice water With Dip
pers attached, should be placed Oh the
thoroughfares, that the crowds taking
part IN the parades, may freely Huench
their thirst, without the penalty which
strong drinks bring.
look back owe the years and think
Of the winds that blow,
.,. I-,
). "H"nf'tW ala low,
YET not without cn,n4nrf far thosa
Slain in hattie oarriaa :, nrarar in +ha.,
hearts. and wa na1,eva tt,a linz ,a,,tn
now m ears, hove 7oar,od ina Ian.
ol,aoe Of The rcr,a arovo--l,,i4 f,r 40
thousands once 60 brav "a ana r.a--dai.
~ claim Of nm,
Abs FOR the broken ,,,a shattered nasts
and alas for the hearts that break be-
cause Of their downfall
4 short time since the temnnranee
hosts were gathered bere-two notable
conventions held in enc week-a prohi-
bition society organized. With Hon.
VIM. Daniel president, There were
new hopes born to weary Watchers
words spoken that viii live and burn
in heart and brain. leading to brave.
concerted action, that must insure sue
cess. The people still talk of Frances
Z. Willard wonderful words, inspired
by the sore needs Of the time, and the
ruin that is wrought Of rum. Col. Balm
. 49,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12
Gwen God pledged himself, setting
His bow in the clouds,
Dedicated to tae elaas4r w. O. g. 1


De3tcated to tie 2Loae"r w O.. q. y
EyA. y. Caay.
EiclA ZIP yoal has6s aHC,T IT, Watrsa,
Bling to sae aE.h.s at iaa BIZ asf te3i@,
N.ey ESQ g%hft'ied tHefeHg sgW,ee 1%snu,ef.
way Il sial ae6-n q .!}5tse1d Se@s.
.At!lo1sar vsge .et s|aoa4tie tras,
'!tS tse aiJu alas p ln&4 j2r4te2t
lis the 1Gasa whose e}flr tatfieht
15acus1,s aa,s SAY In 3a al a.t.
what hla.l. t4a Soc. tm one arIo}g.e,a sat
Cl,ills tta nSarl4 t,a,t soa've cherished VIII
tear
Wien HE tlea. wafer. a. ''@d il, NE s2w Irop
Sratkles its U~l'a}a:se. q -ipm5gni Ngala,
Clo.-"A Thousand years. s'e.
TEL the Whole world t1csa bessel tidingE
Yos, and i've sure each tipl,ler hu..r5;
Tell all the victims of a%lcohol's ~terrors.
He soon shall DC bound a thousand years.
Cho.-"A thousand years. etc"
Malignant foes, whate'er weapons.
Little we heed your tllreatning sneers.
Still less will they. our children's children,
For we shall rule a thousand years.
Cho.-'A thousand years. etc."
Rumsellers, avaunt! 90 hide your faces.
Weep for your crimes with bitter tears.
You cannot check the temperance legions,
Though yon should strive a Thousand years.
Cho.--''A thousand years, etc."
Then firm to the last, Ee {. 7. u. women,
Grapple Wit, vigor, howa'er he appears;
Down TO the bottonlless pit hurl his liquors
To welter in horrors ten thousand years.
Cho.-'A thousand years. ETC.
A physician had prescribed alcoho
to Il patient, but the patient was astet
by q friend to try the water cure
IAN right ] said. send in the stuff,
I'"e little sclf-dcnial.
Bat water here. or water there!
Ill give the Cling Il tfial:"
l soon cot better on tue drink
So rellSned by the roses.
And never drank another drop
Of alc0holicosfs.'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12
3R.-laGI GARRY
l,EpEeNNls:

Was sired BY 8. T. KINGS Harry Gay, Jr.. I've
l;y Harry Clay, lie BY Neam's CagsiNs NJ. Clay, II
Sayre, Orange Co., n. Y. His damNas N.atsons
Brown Jessie. her Sire Gheeney's Bay MpsScn-
ger, his dam ii tuli FLOODED Messenger mare.
Bay Messenger was a very heavy miiscIcd
horse owned IN Hardin 90, Ia, and noted for
his good breeding qualities.
DEscIIPTioN.-(Niu be three Year, old III
May, color black and Uan; 1879 !,anyS high and
when mattrcd VIII weigh 1850 lbs: has i wide.
Hat, cordE leg. square shoulders, mcasur2sllrg
in arm and stiiie; has extraordinary coed feet,
style and motion from his sire, making him lle
farmers general purpose horse that will stand
the heavy loads and hard roads Oh Dakota. Tie
VIII stand at is to insure, AZ holNe. Any neigh,
bori!ood furnishing four Or more mares within
8 miles Of Washington Springs / VIII visit one
day in . week on ;,n0 after the 10Th OF May. Cor
respondcnce solicited. NJ. A. CUMMINGS.
3-5tt Wessinrton SPRINGS, y. T.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12
~1sartggge sS,Ee.

VI leGea% i'eIatlt has been m49a u tie pay
,iiehi OF tte sum ot Eighteen and 65-iG0thS Dot
lars, IN ylattlllncut 81 interest, secured by acer-
tam mortgage beariMg,Gate the first day Of NO.
Yelnllnr, a. t3. 1855, made and executed By Mel
nc l.. G.0u-i! Gf JGraiIid cnuntYand Territory Of
l)ahGta. az l4@rtgagpr, To the Colonial aud Uni
IeG Stale IiortgageG Company, Limited, of HUI.
Elgl:tnd. which SAID mortgage was duly filed for
record ID the Office of the register Of Deeds Of
Aurota county. Dei0g the countY wherein INC.
records fcH Ierall0 county we're then kent. on
the 81 cay "t November, 1888. at 9:25 0'clncf; a.
NJ. On That GAY, and recorded III nook 6 of mort
cages, On iage f32, and, whereas. the said mort
gage was afterwards. to-Nit: on the 245ih day OF
.%janlaiY. 1851 by az instrument in writing bear
ing daee on mat day, for q valuable considers
zion. duly assigned and transferred unto the
slDscr!Def,, which said mortgage is now owned
by MN. and the assignments thereof duly re-
corded ID SAID register OF deeds Office Onthn 18th
day OF FEBRUARY, A, D., 1881 at 1880 O'Clock A..
M. OF that day.i in book Of MORTGAGES on mage
1S2, and, whereas, it is provided in said mort
gage thar in case Of default in the payment of
the principal or any insrallnlent Of Interest due
thereon. or i'll case Of the breach OF any agree,
lnent therein contained, the whole principal and
interest Thereby secured shall. at the opticn Of
the holder thereof. Immediately become due and
payable, and no action or proceeding at laWEay-
ing been instituted TO recover the debt secured
bE SAID MORTGAGE, or any part thereof.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given. accord.
ing to the statute il such ease made and provide
ed, that by virtue Of the option hereiuhrr0re
-.I.I -.- ,'.
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pproved March Is, 1885.

&:. RauI Globe: What Dakota people
ant is 10 see some modern Horace
sireeley rise up and say; "Go West,
tnlln0 woman"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12

mSjl2 pnrfster
And notice IS hereby specially giyen.t to Frank
Noonoua Wao made q. s. entry No. 2o9o3. now in
conflict with The above. to ai,i,enr al this nfnna
on the date and hour above named. and SHOW
cause why SAD entry uldnothecanceIadan and
lne above na1aed pre-enptor allowed to coDsll.
mate lille to the above described land under his
Homestead No. 2Gi8l. ""' Az
GRO. B. FvrR1Tr. Register,
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TEN PFRANCI..
Cints column is devoted to the interests Gland
IS edited by the Ladies OF she NHnicn's Chris
tiia Temperance Uaior.4

Eplr12n ny Mns. L. x. W1ia..
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-06-12

Commissioaer Sparks referring 10 his
order sIspcrding final action upor III
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Farm, Garden, Home.
Useful and Fancy York.

In making pilow-cases when the linen Is
not the exact width, there Is oiien long
piece which Is not always lmmt dlately ser
viceable. If the strip Is seven or e'ght in-
ches wide ii Is adaptable for table use, IN
the form of little square fruit napkins.
Fringe the edges by ravelling an inca all
around ami sew in strands OF coarse req
marking cotton at intervals: turn one cor
ner over, and buttonhole 1t down with 20.
On the turned down piece work tiny hS-
ure or initial.
A pretty catch-all can be made of the
coarse. wide hat that were sold last sum
mer for ten cents each, and US d by ladies
for bathing hats. Put ruche or ooxplai-
ed ribbon o. silk around the edge inside,
and another Just inside the crown Nail Tn
the wall by one side Of the brim, and turn
the other down upon the crown and faiten
it down till it Is like an oval basket sew
a bunch of roses or bow OF RIBBON where
the brm Is turned down. IT not used 1or
"A catch all the crown can can be Oiled with
ferns or leaves, and will be u pretty deco
ration in either case.
Eating aprons for children can be made
from the corners of old linen sGets which
will often be In good condition when the
centers are all worn out. Cut the linen In
long, straight piece, rather narrow, or II
will MT set well over the shoulders, aud
cut out circular piece for the ueck.
Work a low Of double feather-stitch around
the neck and at the sides. Above the wide
hem on the bottom, work in black or red
washing silk some appropriate motto, like,
II must not waste my food" 81 must no.
eat too fast" or "Bon Appetii" good ap
petite). The lettering can be drawn with
a pencil and worked in simple outline
stitch
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-18
Libel for DiUOrce.

Somerset Supreme Judicial Court.
Mary E. Converse, Libellant, Harvey II. Converse
Libel inserted In writ Of attachment. Abstract as
folowe: Mary f. Converse, hbellant. alleges that she
was married to said Harvey II, Conv'fe, May p
1850, At Me- Ger. by James G. Drew, EsQs and until
Starkr. That since her marriage she has been
aii hful chaete and aectionkte wife and has horne
the most outrageous conduct upon the part OF her
said husband, who has been guilty OF the crime Of
had by him child. born in the house Of lbeilant
and libellee. That on Nov. 10, 1883, libece aban-
doned libellant, and has since that time lived In
adultery with said Amanda r. Andrews, represent
nr her to be his wife. That during the last year of
lheliants living and eohabting with bellee he used
toward libelAnt cruel and abusive treatment. That
ssd bellee has left the place whore he first lived AZ
til abandoning libelant and his present residence
ia unknown to beAnt and cannot be ascertained by
rea sonable diligence. Concluding with pr yer for
divorce Signed by libelent with proper certificate
that sne made oath o. 10 the truth Of above state
ment as to libeee's lesdence.
JJpon the above Ia the following order:
Svmsrset, SIS uprsms judicial Court.
In VacstiOn,
February 2, 1885.
me. he undersigned Justice Of said Court, that no.
tice thereof be given TO the ibelee, By publishing
An attested copy Of The same or IN aberact Of Them
together with this order thereon, tree weeks sue
csssiveIy In the SOMERSET REPORTER, newspaper
printed in skowh+gan, in said County Of somerset,
the last publication to be ny the 18th of February,
1885, At least before the next term of sad court to
be hol len at SkoWhexan within and for the County
of Somerset on The 3Fd Tuesday Of March next. that
he may then aud there appear In said Court and ans
xer TO sad libel, II he see IT.
ARTEMAS LIBBEY,
Ju-tice Supreme Judicial Court
A true abstract of libel with order thereon.
St5 At,eet:-L. H. WEBB, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-18

COOP FEEDING.-The man who suppos'
es be can make money by poor stock-feed-
ing is good deal of fool. Especially Is
this true OF cattle and other animals used
by man for food. Horses in good condi-
ton and doing but little work, with not
much work expected of them for months
ahead, can be best treated to u limited diet;
but generally-as if to show how short
sighted many men are--they are treated
the best of all farm animals. Many far
mer keeps his horses fat and sleek, while
his cows are forced to so hungry and show
their bones at every step. Yet the cows
brug an income in the winter, If well-fed,
end the horses loaf in warm stables under
blankets, with little to do except make
show occasionally on the road. Common
business sense teaches that the cows, II
anything, should be the ones to pet in cold
weather, because, in addition to dairy pro-
ducts and the annual Calf, COW In good
flesh can be turned OF almost any time for
beef; and good condition Is particularly
important when some accident happens to
her which necessitates speedy killing. But
a COW cannot give milk unless well fed,
because what little she does get must go
to supply the waste of the body. The
point with every stock feeder should be to
see how much can be fed at proft-not
how little. When that is regularly attempt
ed, farmers will be more prosperous than
is now the case.