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Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
THE FARM COW.
This Is Good, Sensible Talk, and Farmers
 Nhould Heed IL.

This Is Good, Sensible Talk. and Farmers
 should Heed It.
 What shall we say is a good farm cowP We believe the term farm COW is good deal better than general purpose COW, for farm COW does mean something, and the general purpose cow-as the term Is generally employed-means nothing. There is a widespread idea that the farm COW differs materially from the 'gentlcman' COW, and she may and often does. Tho gentleman" often wants a COW with certain marks and of certain fashionable breeding. If he can get these things, and the COW gives any milk at all, she is satisfactory
 But the farm COW Is simply a COW that pays well for her keep. As a COW the principal purpose of keeping her-if the purpose is intelligent--is for the produc. tion of milk and butter and perhap: cheese We might just as well try te get fine carriage and a hay wagon ir one as to attempt to get the best beef producing animal and the best milk, producing animal in one. We should proceed in the selection and breeding oi our COWS with one thought clearly fixed in our mind and that is that when a good, profitable milch COW is old enough to turn of, the price that we shall get for her carcass-of whatever breed she may be-will never make us rich. The market is not groaning for old COW beet
 A good fairly representative COW of any of the dairy breeds is a good farm COW. Farmers sometimes turn up their noses at the little Jersey, and we have heard them irreyerently call her goat. Well. good herd of Jerseys has never failed to pay yet, if it was properly man. aged, and never will. The wild advo- cateS of other breeds have sometimes denounced the thin" milk of tn Hol- stein-Fricsian, but fairly representa- tive herd of this breed will always give good satisfaction, and the thin" milk will be found to be plenty thick" enough The farm COW is the COW that will pay at the pail and at the churn; and that is all the question there is to be settled in the selection of cows Western Rural.
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Commissioners Sale!

Pursuant to an order and decree O, '"" Honorable Circuit Court of Nevada eo"",,, ns,s made al it, November term, lsS9, m 'nr ',;n. Ja of Sentcr tS Co., ct al vs. Wesley Ooru.nd or;.,ed and T ] Russell, the undersigned "ppo'n,jiIal .piIl special commissioner fur the purp"'% nf s'llat puhlr uuc'tnn. at the troni o"r ,'o,r. r' thc c,urj house, in Prescott, NeI"oa "'""'' Arkansas. on
 SATURDAY, FEBRv AIRY 92' lS"' between the hours fnr judicial sales, '" D,b. i highest bidder. on credit of three moh.s' ,l.;n. to satisfy judgment in favor of sad p'%;r p''i;". tiff, against said defendant. Wesley CornerSb, Tbs the following described land' to-WIE .,;on north half of the northeast quarter ol ., in ,. in township II ,uuth. range 2S west Nevada county, Ark4nSas. ,;ll he Notr> with good personal security ,iaa T,a r,. required of purcha and vendor '''" taincd for purchase money. tR
 INO. H. ARNOLD gm
 special Commi''ione' Prescott, Ark. Jan. 18th, lsso
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commence to eat at the same time, giv- ing each one an equal chance with tho rest You don't need to go into tho stable: do it all from the feeding room. l have the front of the rack perpendicu- lar to prevent haysecd from falling down on the sheep and distguring them, but instead of that they fall direct into the trough where the sheep can cat them. A Is the lever for tilting rack; E. blocks that rack rests on; C, weight for swinging rack back; D, dotted lines show position of rack when feeding; I Is a block showing notch in which the end of the lever works, Tho lever is bolted to the block F.
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manager represented in Fig. 1 should have a bottom eight or ten inches higher than the floor the animals stand on, for convenience to the animal and for economy for the food.
 Many farmers still allow their cattle the free run of the barnyard, in which case feeding troughs are essential for preventing the waste of fodder. They are constructed in many forms, one of which is represented by Fig, ?, which nearly explains itself and which any
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SWINGING SHEEP RACK.
Any Farmer Can Make This-It Looks
 Like Good Contriyancc.

l send a sketch of sheep rack l in- vented last winter which I think is very handy and easy to understand. says a contributor to the Ohio Farmer It is tilting or swinging rack, inde. pendent of tho trough or any thing else. It hangs on the upper railing of the rack. which is made of 2x6 incn piece, left few inches longer at eaeh end than the rack. so as to rest ,he two small blocks tBl fastened on the wall at either end of the stable. When want to feed grain I simply tske hold of the lever 4, and the rack swings over the trough (Cl. Then I go along with q broom, sweeping out all the dirt and dust and then pu, in the feed. Tho beauty about it is that after the rack is dropped no sheep can get its nose into the trough.
 After having the grain distributed evenly through the trough take hold of the lever again, and all the sheep
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ONLY a portion of the food of an ani- nal is stored up as fat large share is expended in keeping the animal warm. If the weather be mild much less ot the food will be required to keep up the heat and more will go to laying on fat. There are two kinds of food e'"nontt-- heat producers and ho~h formers. Every farmer who fattru, anima.s, whether bccyes or poultry, should study the composition of food, that he may feed most proftablY.-American Agri riculturist.
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Notice

ls hereby given that the undersigned, a, ad- ministratur of the estate of Iuo. F. Smell, de- ceased, intends 10 apply to the Commission CT of the iyneral Land Office at Washing ton, D. C., for repayment of the purchase money paid by said Jno. K Shell, for the NWl SWl See. II, Tp F, SR2 w.. under Washington. cash entry No. l5037.
 ED HOOD.
 Admr. Est. Jno. F.. Shell, Decd.
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THE FARMING WORLD.
FOR FEEDING CATTLE.

Some Excellent Devices for Feeding the
 Stock.
 A diversity of models is adopted, in- cluding the managers for receiving the contents of the silo or other chopped feed, and feeding racks in barnyards and under sheds. For securing them in their stalls halter is recommended by many, as allowing the animals more liberty to turn about, but rendering them more liable to come in contact with their droppings. Many prefer the sliding halter Zig. Il and others again choose the swinging stanchions, which are gradually coming into use. The
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK.
 December l3. ISSq

December l3, lSS9,
 Notice i, hereby given that the following named settler ha, filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada county, Ark.. on February X, lS90, viz; Benjamin F. Hyde, father and heir, Nevada county, IT, F. No. l.l37, for tho SW4 NEl NJ SEl See. T, T 10, < E 23 W.
 He names the following witue>se- to prove his coutiuuou- residence upon and cultiya- ton of ,nil hnd. viz: William, l.. Cooke. Thomas W Wilson. Haie S. Hines. and William D Stuart, all uf Prescott. Ark.
 J. k. HUDSON. Register
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PREscorT, ARK, August l2, Isso.

that Iwentt Q wierrIr R. had 
 
  ratc ltonic R }1yalC I
  aul a nor than did Aug Eth lSos w. N EILINGsr MT 1da wbo sire see His tad l. delay and him R,yalG L. HINTON
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WHAT AN ALLIANCE MAN SAYS:

popular Alliance Ahby b 4la aferf
 had bil the skill the mos p undnor he Dr. Kings Royal him Bro Ashby address county Texas
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farmer may easily construct Four COWS may cat from 1t at time, the two poles set at right angles serving as guards to prevent the animals from chasing one another around the struct- ure. A better and simpler form is to allow the four corner posts to project upwards foot or so above the trough
 and fasten the guards to these posts
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WHILE the trees are bare Of leaves is , good time to nunt oas and destroy tho cluster of eggs of the tent caterpillar. They are readily seen and should all bs gathered and destroyed.
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Read the Evidence-Testimonials.

unless think tell the and else and you bogus certificate will for for honesty We present here few of the houscpd
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

CAN you think of any way of making your herd or flock bcttcr@ If you can is means moncy in your pocket to do 1t as once.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05

Rev. W. B. Martin, of lehurnc, says: REV. D. r. HAGGARp. Dallas, Texas.

W. n,oft ays: REV J. Has anib 0 public and Bleeding of m oft
 
  wei flor dfJr the tk ni
 w MARTIN
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We Also keep n full StOc

OI Pure Drugs, Leading Patent Medicines, Family Gro
 ceTlGS, TOb2CCOS and Notions. Also Bibles Tanents the Bible society the Methodist Hymn Book and will urni book that sold by the Publishing House q Nashville, Tenn. Call and stock and R. l.. lII~roN Dare O.
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Southwest Arkansas AbStraC
 COMPANY
 Now Ready for Business!

We have Nevada county completed to date, and uur work up about 'hirty five tcar- from thr or gnuLation ot Hampstead county. Abstract, uf Title furnished uu short notice and we guarantee every one. having none m our employ but N-ert Ah-tractur..
 We are also ready for making Abstract, in Little River county. ty call ou or Jddrc-. Mir. N. r Hawkins. ai Wash iugton, Ara. For Little River county, r.. \. Free man, RichToud, Ark.
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For sale bv Hinton Drug Company.
DE AxxP.o. ARK. or,ohor % ,sso

 ha maloa it children My for J. E. We have bought the exclusive right for the will good agents for S yr Pike Polk Montgomery Lafayette, Miller Hampstead counties. Apply 10
 R. L. HINTON DRUG CO, Prescott Ark
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B. |. POWERS. Manager.

FfHt"ti, NFAihsa@' Hcfcrcuce- sam Gibson. Circuit clerk Roh' W. Joncs, County Clerk, and k. F. Williams u Washington, J ~ Meadows, Richmond, Ak.
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NOTHING L IKE IT! Dr. Kings Royal Germeteur HaKILLs TIE GERMS OF sALL sDIEAsE!E HENCE ITS BIG SALE,
is nothing like EKMETEUK. .d. s4 ss'EEE efk f%
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Rheumatism,
 Diabetis Chills Piles, Catarrh, Female Complaint

many remedy give su. killing all diseases germs the human system.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
TEE BEACON AND TIE DgCGL0GUg
= WaEcnh Councilman Coustruas Edi-
Tor Smiths irony literally.

WaEcuh Councilman Coustrues Edi-
Tor smiths Irony literally
t.0Hasf snciH 10 ns Nqe Tort T01H
Richard Smith, editor Of the Cgm-
macnLGaHts, testified during ycster
Days proceedings Of the Legislative
committee investigating the charges of
dishonesty made against members of The
Board Of Public improvements who
were ltgislaicd ont Of office 0t thcrccpnt
extra session Of The General Assembly
Among other things in speaking of cor
up,ion in public places, Mr. Smith said
that ihc Ten Commandments could not
le u. cd in the City Council without
money being paid members for their
votes
This direct charge created stir t5
dav This afternoon the council met
and during The session Colonel Billy
Pattison, q noted wag, represeutar the
EIGHTH ward arose and said that he
would like TO have consent to inir1iu..
a matter Of vital importance Consent
was given and be offered the following.
Whereas, 10 has been publicly stated
That the Ten Commandments cannot Hr
passed through this body without money
being put MP, therefore De it
Et.U'Usf That we do now suspend the
rules auI allow he Ten Commandments to-
go 90 second end hind reading and final
passage
Great laughter and applause fol.
lowed but President Bader cut the
mirth short and settled the adoption Of
the resolution by declaring il out of
order.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
FerdInand Mard wnl re.tIEy.

Nav YoRK, Dec Lawyer Knox
yesterday obtained from Judge An
dTews, 10 Supreme Court. an order ex-
tending twenty days the time Of Ferdi-
Dand Ward, now serving out a term Ia
Sing Sing. 10 inteTpose a defense to the
suit Of Tiffany & CO., the Union Square
jewellers, for Sj272. The order was
based upon the affidavit of Nicholas b.
Knox that the action is for articles sold
over six years ago, and that owing to
numerous prior engagements of Lawyer
Knox in court an extension is ueces-
saTy, and also upon the affidavit OF
Ferdinand Ward that lie has a good
defense.
The case will be tried very soon,
when Ward win give his testimony
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
AFRAID TO TRY EOCHS REMEDY
The Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg De-
clines to rake Any RISKS

-
clines to Take Any RISKS
BERLIN. Dec. The body physician
OF the Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg,
who was sent thiiher for the purpose,
has held a consultation with Professor
Koch on the advisability Of treating him
with the new remedy.
The Grand Duke, until he knew that
the injection Of the lymph had caused
the death of a few patients. was very
anxious to Try the remedy, but he now
desires to have a guarantee from the
discoverer Of the fluid Of his safety
from a fatal result
This Professor Koch naturally refuses
to give, but advised the Grand Ducal
physician to attend the post mortem of
a former patient and see for himself the
change caused by the working Of the
lymph, and then, If after the practical
observation Of the effects the physician
Is willing to risk the experiment Of the
incubation, Professor Koch has prom.
iscd 10 furnish the lymph required
The general opinion Is that the Grand
Duke Is too far gone TO stand the effects
of the lymph lie is now at Cannes,
and is q hopeless victim Of consump-
GOp
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
EpIphaay church Home.

one Of the uoblest Of our Washington
charitable institutions is the Epiphany
Church Home on II street. II is doing
a quiet but excellent work, aud ils
benign influence is widely felt The
Home Is supported by the congregation
Of Epiphany Church in church offer
iBgs special donations, and nov and
then a modest fair or supper fhe
Thanksgiving offerings amounted 90
81, l,064 So or this amount SIl2 so was
placed on the aims basin, Sj3S Ia special
cash donations, and the remainder,
which included about $50 in groceries.
was Tie result Of fair. Mr Lewis j
Davis is the treasurer.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
&c % LIEs 10 10 son.

. ALTOONA, Pa Dec, 4-Ssitchman
Goodman was struck and instantly
killed By a train yesterday morning
while in the act of pushing his young
son, David, from the track A0uag
Goodman was standing on the track in
front Of an approaching train. lie ap-
peaTed 70 be wholly bswiidered and
his father, seeing mis- plight, en-
desyoTtd 10 get him out Of the way
Rhen be vas struck
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Elieo

COOK 81 November 3, I-aO. iu carson < .EFr
New. Frank b Cooke. eldest SON VI A ATS all
t6e late Francis s Cooke
HIILEF. December l-a1, at
U. Alice Pearl 1agEb .eE Of Fra1- # aaa
MaI-4re--a q Miller, lu gla l4-h gllE Hl hef
-uleEal private, 9a account at --la-Hez.a
PHILIPS. .-0u uaeamhgF2, 500. at a...H
Al- laura Ih.aas sister DAVID
FIsheE
TuBNEF Departed tlIs ule % a
December laa1 Mrs. A. aae, beloved ne
n H EaEaeg-
WALLACE on WaduesdaT De
$50. Clara j wallace laughter - aH
aee
Erieuds 80 sgeetiuIly laFiEei b. srtelI
lla taraTal fFum tla chapel az e.aE .au
t-rrF fe.daYs 1ln .ustaur al 3 g'gl5
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
A CARELESS BOY and A MATCH.
He causes Firo aud Cots B.dl,
Hururr

lie Causes Fire aud Cots Badiy
Horned
NEW YORK, Dec. The seven
story mattress factory. No. los tO5
Mott street, occupied by Geo. Heiman.
was completely Quilted by fire this
morning. The loss is estimated at 500.
600, nearly covered by insurance. AIN
the bands had not got TO work when
the fire occurred A boy named Harry
Ueiser is responsible for the fire His
duties sail him 10 the factory early. lie
lighted the gas and carelesslv threw
the match into q lot Of explosives and
varnish which ienited The flames
spread rapidly and soon communicated
to al parts Of the structure Harry
fed for his life. but was badly burned
The loss on contents and machinery,
S35 coo ] w. Hamburger owned the
building. His loss is 22j. 600
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
EDITOR AND SENATOR.
The Knight Of the puin tees a sIung-
Shot EntCtivety

GuTnBIE, OF, Dec. A. Thetwo Re.
publican papers, the DrRy Netrs aud the
State Capital criticised Senator Brown
severely yesterday for his position on the
bill for the burial of Union soldiers.
After the Assembly had been called 10
order, Editor Greer Of the Capita en-
tered the hall, and Senator Brown az
once took him TO task. Hot words
passed. blows were struck, and the
editor bit the Senator with a slung shot
A duel Is talked Of
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
UNITED IN DEATH
\ Young Husband Kills his wife and
Then Himself

Then Himself
Sr LOUIS, Dec. 4.--George Schied,
90 years Of age, shot his l0.year old
wife, Mary, through the head last night
and then sent bullet into his own
brain. Both were taken to the city hos.
pital in a dying condition. The young
couple have been married only one year.
A month ago Mrs Schied left her
husband and returned 10 the home Of
her parents. Last night Schied called
at his father.in.law' house and was
denied admission. lie asked 20 see his
wife and she stepped ont In the yard
as II proved, to her death Almost as
soon us they met Schicd fired and his
wife fell There was second report
and he pitched hcadlong upon her BODY.
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aIarrlen

BTNCE-TH THORN.-On November lL $50,
b the Rev G. Z MeadeT, Mr.. Charles u
Bunee 30 Miss Mary q, Iuam ~ IS asil st9lr
10. g.
CAhR0lL-ABENDSC the par
souage Of Christ Church Alexandra, bF the
heE. uF. sut1r. December .. 1880. Miss p t--.s
AEeHdsCheiu af Alexandra, a. r. CIV
Carroll III washington. u.C.
HUNTER -DANLs.-Ou "Wednesday, ue
eamber 81 I-sU, ar Christ Clara d, Glar-l-
town u, g, by cue RrT. Albert D. stuart ID
u.. Miss Annie A. u. Hunter uf hasllust alr
ID D. t1 tbe Rev. j. H. Davis, 20 d. gt
HaAlaA county Al-
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Charged I'm NInIpraetIee.

This afternoon Detectives Carter and
Raff arrested John Kane, Sarah Ross
and Adele Beckett on the charge OF hay-
ing performed a criminal operation on
Miss Fanny V. Anthony on October 10
Miss Anthony and Kane are white and
the other woman cOlored.
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caught 10 Hls Crime.

Sr Lous, AIo Dec 4-TB2mls
Sherman Wabash operator Al Mont
g0mery, Mo, was arrested here last
night for "A wholesale ticket robbery
Among lhe tickets taken were eight 10
San Francisco, three of which we've
sold ID this city The tickets have not
been recovered
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Burning OF a Pottery

PuGSINYILLE, Pa, Dec. THE
dipping and printing rooms, with their
new machinery. In the pottery establish
ment of Griffin. Love 4 CO.. were
burned yesterday, Loss, SIS 900; par
tially insured.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
OTHELLO AND THE sun GOD.
The Theatrical sups's Hard Luck in
Acting.
From ne chicago z5nga,.

Acting
From ne ChicHg9 TfJ5uHs.
The Romans used TO select their tall
est men for rulers. The same rule holds
In making the cast for a spectacular
play. For instance, in the Babes Of
the Wood" the man who IS the Sun C cd
was selected for that part because he Is
well muscled and has a froWn on him
like that which hoyeTs over the hired
girl on family wash day. The sun God
Is also the OthellO of the cast in the
Shakespearean procession In third act
The Olhello in this procession in the
Babe" doesn't have TO know as much
as The Oihello delineated by Mr. Irving
OF AlF. Booth OF Mr. Barrett.
All the OthellO I'm the Babes has to
do Is 10 come down the marble stair
way" Ike Venetian Mo0r-With state
illness and head erect aud not slide down
on the rail as they DO ia Indiana. The
Othtr night this dual character, Suu
GCd and Othell0l was doing the Otheli6
part. When he was about 10 descend
the marble stairway he looked down
instead Of up, as OlhellO should,
The scene below and the heavy cos
tune which the Moor wore made him
dizzy and for a moment he t0ttered
Ar Albert, scenic srtist. who has more
10 do with the sun God than he has
with Othello, saw Olhello totter on the
marble steps
"Gnodness' said Mr. Albert, my
Sun God Is drunk and be won't bs able
10 do his act And Alr. Albert rushed
around on Ihe Stage 20 find that be was
mistaken lul also % ind that Olhe.lo
was kicking becluse be had % carry
'all them geeriu S around.
ln The same cast Is a young English
man Who Is a super The principal
thing he has 10 90 is 10 step Of 10 the
march on his left leg, but be foFEets
that most Of the time
Can Fou remember that yelled
Manager Leslie % him tue other day.
IF you had any brains you CQuld re-
member it "Ef / had any brains
retarted the supe, Il wouldn't b4 a
sBpe
The Best Reason IN the World.
FTaBl P sE
Why % you ask $1,000 Tor that
house
Because 7 want 5000
No Danger
fTm PE
Maule-Im SO afraid oar engage
meut viii fad its way Toto the papers.
GaWge-Neyer miad, dazzling c t
docs eur names Will be So mispe.a1
that no one viii be any the Wiser.
Nemuurlaiag
HfHW L'a-
NiuleI-rlme dies
Daisy Well lCt Il HF NJ age IS
going O. Stay at 20
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BIPTERS