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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City mi Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Williams & Orr's Meteors are staying
at the Bchler Hotel.
Capt. B. I. Bowers, OF New Martins
vile, is here on business.
A. 3. White, OF Parkersburg, took
dinner ut the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Unruh, who has been dan.
gerously i'll for many months, is able to
be out again.
j.. NJ. Russell, OF Elm Grove, is seri-
ously i'll OF Bright's disease, and his life
is despaired OF.
Mrs. Mick, vile OF Rev. A. Mick, the
presiding elder, returned yesterdayirom
a visit to Charleston.
a. Book, OF Pennington; A. Mitchell,
OF Bellevillc, and J. B. Hamilton, OF
Fairmont, are at the Stamm House.
j.. Glenn Cook and r. S. Mcconnell,
OF Moundsvillc, and R. 7. Lowndes, OF
C%larksburg, registered yesterday at the
Mcclure.
r. B. Ycrvell and B. F.. Stewart, OF
ParkersburG, and William II. Peters, OF
ST. Adams, were guests Of the Windso:
yesterday.
Thomas J. Matthews, Of Blackioot,
Idaho, state commissioner OF immigra-
ton and labor statistics there, was in
Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Anna Sorgan, OF Berne, Switzer-
land, stopped at the Stamm House last
night, on her way to visit Jacob Schup-
bach, OF Morton, Monroe county, y.
Miss Laura Burt and Lawrence Han
Icy, Of the 'Blue Jeans" company,
stopped at the Mcclure yesterday. Four
members OF the company put up at the
Windsor. The rest were at the Behler.
Capt. W. C. Butterworth, OF Sandus-
ky, and Mr.. 0. D. Ballcrt, OF Pittsburgh,
were among the guests at the birthday
"blowout" at the 0. W. L. club last
night.
DR.. Curry's family are removing to
Baltimore for q season. The doctor re-
mains here, together with his son Hirsh,
who is pursuing his studies at the Lins-
" Institute.
Mr.. J. A. Granger, Ohio passenger
agent Of the Chicago, St. Paul l. Kansas
City railway, was here Wednesday and
yesterday talking up his route to Min
neapolis for the Republican national
convention.
O. N. Korn and W.. S. Beatty, of Hunt.
ington; J. W. Wiltshire, OF Burton; I.
B. Hamilton, OF Herndon; w. II. Sheets,
OF Salama, and Fountain Smith, OF
Fairmont, were among the West Vir-
g~inians at the Behler yesterday.
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4 Grellt Show.

Williams & Orr's Metcors had q large
audience at the Grand last night, and
gave IL OF the best performances seen
here for q long time in the specially
line. Everything was first class from be-
ginning to end, and n strictly clean and
wonderful performance. Special men,
ton should be made OF the great ath-
letes, CycIops and Sandowe, who held
the audience spell bound by their won.
derful feats OF strength. The company
appears again this evening and gives Il
grand matinee Saturday afternoon. No
ono should fail to sec the Metcors who
can enjoy n splendid performance.
Seats OIL sale at Genther's.
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Second match Of forty birds:


Tho second round was especially good,
tho four Nor breaking ~thirty.eight
birds out OF u possible forty.
Mcssrs. Rice and Lemons then tried
shooting at birds in pairs, sprung from
the traps at tho same time at different
unknown angles, and succeeded inmak-
ing some excellent shots, Rice breaking
ten pairs out OF a possible fifteen and
Lemons breaking seven pairs. In the
last round OF five pairs, Mr.. Lemons did
somo OF the best double shooting ever
seen on tho grounds, breaking four pairs
out OF five.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
THE CANDIDATES
from nmong whom tho Democrat
Ticket will DO Madc nm.

from nmong whom tho Democratic
Ticket will DO Made up.
Most OF the candidates for other Of.
ices than sheriff preferred the direct
vote, fearing that ii the delegates were
chosen to q convention their interests
would suffer, the sheriaalty contest
swallowing up all other questions. AS
soon as it was decided to vote ior the
candidates direct, John Robrccht an
founced himself as q candidate. This
gives tho party A. A. Franzhcim, John
Corcoran, Il. A. McCabe and John Ro.
orecht to choose n nominee for sheriff
from. DIFFERENTIATION for prosecuting
attorney, John A., Howard, the present
efficient and faithful incumbent, has no
opposition; but the assessors do not
seem 10 have so sure n thing. For CITY
dis'rict assessor, Mr.. G. T. Blanchard,
me present incumbent, is opposed by
Dan. Hughes and W. I. English. Mr.,
blanchard has been elected to but ono
term, and his friends claim ho sbould
DO given n second. He has been n yery
good assessor, and no fault has ever
oeen iound with his work. Experience
is in his favor.
FOR county assessor, Noah Zane, the
present assessor, has Andrew Pattor-
son against him.
There has been little talk of the nom.
inees for the legislature. NJ. J.. O'Kane
mas been suggested by 4 correspondent
nthe party organ.
For the state ticket Ohio county has
1ui'e a crop OF aspirants. For governor,
IoI. Robert White has had a decided
Coom' For auditor, Messrs. Darrah and
:, garden are avowed aspirants, and Mr..
- NlIey has a good deal OF quiet sup.
port Tor attorney general.
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FRUIT TRIBES

In tho Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
Capt. John NJ. Phillips and Clerk r. II.
Kerr are we'll known among river pa.
irons, aud will spare no pains to con.
vince passengers that n trip on the Iron
Queen is ono Of tho most delightful OK.
perionccs OF n lilo time.
Tho Scotia and the Bedford passed up
for Pittsburgh yesterday, tho former at
SIP. m. and tho latter ut S a. m.-Thc
Courier got away for Parkcrsburg at l
p. IN.
The Congo and the Bachelor will
pass up for Pittsburgh to-day at 8 a. IN.
The Ben llur will leave for Parkcrsburg
at 1880 Il. M.
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CIGAR MAKERS'STIIKE.
Tho Employees of thrco Factories Quit
York md Return.

Yesterday the cigar makers; employ ii
by Fl. l.. Loos, Ebeling & Pebler and
Muhn & 'Brandfass quis work. The
grievance was the refusal OF these firms
to sign an agreement not to handle any
sort OF non-union goods. The cigar
makers said all the employing manu-
f%acturers had signed the agreement eX.
cept these three and Mr.. A. Pollock,
who does not handle any goods except
those OF his own manufacture. The
tire. named all retail cigars and other
smokers goods. q
After being out almost all day the
arbitration committee OF the Trades
and Labor Assembly ordered the men
back to work. One OF the employers
said the strike was declared unjust, but
4 cigarmaker told M. INTELLIGENcEn re-
porter that the men were only directed
to return to work pending; an. i~nrestiga-
ton, and il the arbitration committee
finds reason to justify the strike the
Trades Assembly will be asked to do
clare a'strike ard a boycott at its next
session.
There were between forty and fifty of
the men affected by the strikc:%-
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To Millions OF FREQ Acres Via Il. & H. II

TO Millions of FREQ Acres via Il. s. o. H. Il.
Early in April 5000, 900 acres OF land
Of Cheyenne and Arrapahoe rcserva-
tons, in Indian Territory, will be thrown
open to settlers. Those contemplating
awaiting themselves OF this opportunity
to secure FREQ homes will find the Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad the quickest route
from any point in the east to the In
dian Territory. Four trains daily from
New York, Philadelphia, Chester, Will
mington, Baltimore, Washington, Cum
berland, Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and all
intermediate stations. All persons con-
templating settling Mt any point in the
west, however distant, are requested to
write to Charles 0. Scull, General Pass
enger Agent, B. & 0. R. R., Baltimore,
Nd, for full information as 10 rates,
time Of trains, and sleeping car accom-
modations from any point east to any
point west. D&w
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SPair of jacks.

This great comedy will be at the
Grand next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. An exchange
says: There is one continual ripple oi
laughter from first to. last, at its smirth
OF themost contagious character. .Throw
physic TO tho dogs" said a we'll known
New York physician to his dyspeptic
patient; "go'and. SEQ "a Pair OF Jacks. y
He went and was cured. Every person
should take a'dosc OF DonnellY's come
dy cure. tits n OF the funniest plays
Of the day. & <
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Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
COLUMBUS, O., March 3l.-The house
to-day passed Mr.. IIarshbarger's two
cent mileage rate bill after long discus
sion and various amendments. The
bill makes transferable 1000 mile books,
and, as it now stands, no money can be
made by the now arrangement, US any
one selling those books or any part Of
them, can accept no more than two
cents per mile. Four persons are the
maximum number that can ride on one
book and at m time, and railroads OF
twenty-five miles and under are not to
be affected by the measure.
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ALL FOR
Minnesota Democrats Enthusiastic for tho
Ex-prnattc,k

Minnesota Democrats Enthusiastic for tho
, Ex-Prosidcnt.
ST. PAUL, March 3l.-The Minnesota
state Democratic convention was held
in this city today, and to the last was
enthusiastic. 1t was n Cleveland en-
doracmcnt meeting. Every mention OF
tho ex-Prcsidcnt's namo was received
with cheers, and on presentation the
resolutions instructing the delegates
to vote for him from first to last were
carried with n vim that greatly do.
lighted tho old.time Cleveland sup.
porters. Tho delegates are all OF them
enthusiastically for Cleveland.
Among the planks in the platform
adopted, nj says: "Wo JOIN with tho
Democracy Of New York in demanding
the repeal OF tho Sherman silver coin.
age act. We condemn that act MS an at
tempt 10 distract the friends OF honest
bi-metalism, and denouncc it MS calcu-
lated to debaso II currency, contract
the circulating medium and wreck the
confidence and safety Of the business
world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

There was 4 limited audience at the
Opera House last night-limited by the
size OF the house. 1t was aslarge MS the
house would hold, and the piece made
a magnificent hit. The cast is the same
as when here before this season, with
the exception OF Herbert Carr as Ben
Boone, and this change is not an i'm
%provement. In other respects the per-
Torrance is the same charming and i'm
pressive IL it was before. The com
pany lott at midnight for tho west, ON a
special train.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water md Movements Of Boa
The River Interests,

stngo OF Wnter u M~ovelnehts OF Dont9.
Tho River Interests.
The river was falling yesterday with
16 feet in the channel.
Tho reports from above were:
Brownsville. 0 feet and falling; wealth
or clear and pleasant.
Morgantown, 9 feet and falling; clear
and mild.
Warren, 5 feet; cloudy and mild.
The elegant new steam Iron Queen
will leave this port for Cincinnati at s
o. m. to-day. Word has been received
from Pittsburgh, that no expense has
been spared in fitting out the cabin
with the finest furniture. Tho Iron
Queen is tho larges: and the fines. boa.
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SOME EXcELLENr SHOOTING.
Members Of tho Island Gun Club Shoot n
~"Consolation" Match among Thorn.

selves.
The shooting match that was to take
place yesterday between tho Island gun
club and tho Pittsburgh gun club was
declared of on account Of tho inability
of tho latter club to got together. Not
withstanding tho disappointment over
tho failure OF tho Pittsburgh club to
put in its appearance, the local club
gave an excellent exhibition OF fine
shooting in n practice match Mt tho
grounds on the upper point Of tho
Island. Tho following is tho score, out
OF q possible sixty birds each:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
SWABACKER'S Millinery Opening
occurs on Tuesday, April 5.
DIED.

's- DIED.
TAYL0R-At Memphis, Tenn. on Thursday,
March q, 1872, JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, in the 18th
year OF his age.
Funeral fFom the residence Of P. ". Greenwood,
at Denwood, on Saturday morning ut 10
O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at McMechen's Gene.
terry. Friends OF the family are invited 70
attend.
GROVFS-At Short Creek, on Thursday, March
81, 1881, ut $50 o'clock n. M, ELIZA GROVES,
wife of S. J. Ellifritz, ngcd 70 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband. on
the north fork of Short creek, Saturday
morning at . O'Clock. lntcrment ut PENN.
sular Cemetery at Il m. Friends OF the fam
lily invited.
'ss Winchester papers please copy.T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

IL thousands Of cases the cure of a
cough is the preventive Of consump-
ton. The surest cough medicine in the
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on a guarantee OF
satisfaction. pkw,
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People of lsuro Sense.

sEtHVcHVIUt uu-tUE
Two coach loads OF Mt. Pleasant poo
pie got on the Wheeling & Lake Eric
this morning, but all went to Wheeling
10 do their shopping With tho cxcep-
ton OF six. who had business in court.
But Mt. Pleasant never. fails to give a
big Republican majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

I've been a sufferer from rheuma-.
tism for years and have been unable to
obtain any relief at all. Salvation Oil
gave me entire relief and I heartily rec
ommend it. HENRY WINKEL,
Baltimore, Md.
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DoN'T forget the Bazaar and Social,
for the benefit Of Wesley NJ. E. Church,
at Westwood's hall tonight. Admis-
sion. 10 cents; supper, 20 cents. The
special attraction will be the Auction
Block,
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A. r, S%ltALLcRoss has secured'the SCR
wees Of Mark 9. Church as foreman
aha Will at once open tho finest; board
ing stables in the city at Ninth and
Market streets. :. oTI'
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Received daily at A. Yahrling's Fish
Market, No. 952 Market street.
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MR., A.. $. Toms LIVER Pins; never
I%iIG;ssaIe' never grippe. Cure headache,
cono oisaess, vertigo and ~ specific for
~"DSti9c. p ceM:s ..Jer BOX.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01
SPOON AND FORK SALE.

We offer for two days only, to close
put M odd lot, Tea Spoons for 81 so,
worth So 90; Table Spoons for So 30,
worth So 90 Forks for So 90, worth
$500. l.G. DILLON & CO., jewelers..
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20 TO Kurner 4 Co, for Wall paper
Tnu %Mouidings, of all descriptions. 50,
AhctIln street. OK
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So FOR a dress pattern OF India and
China Silk at Emshoimer's, Eleventh
street.
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OPENING ocFrcach Millinery, Tues
Gay, april 9, Ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-01

c ,ia Your meals at The Milwaukee
~"e' ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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GREAT BARGAINS inofnc Shoes at
J.. Y. BLoSp's.
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,i n a Strawberry and compare it
S S1rh any other. They are not in it,
sou VIII say. lE-
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FoR a fine line OF Wall Paper 60 to
.JouS. FRIEpEL.'s.
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WHAT so wonderful, MS a severe
cough cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
for % cents. Try it!
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PLAIN and figured India Silk at 25c at
,Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
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Easter Opening ut s%choppor's.
Z: schopper & Co. announce their
aasier Opening Of millinery and fancy
goods on Tuesday and Wednesday.
april 3 and 6, at No. HOB Main strcet
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A CORDIAL Invitation to nil to nttepd
tho Opening Mt RICE'S Tuesday, April 8.
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April 5. Oh 1ncsuay,
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oS'r fail to attend n1CE,s onen,nr
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BY THE POPULAR VOTE
Tho Democrats Of the County viii
Choose Their Candidates.
LIVE AND INTERESTING SESSION

of tho County Executive Committee
Yesterday Afcrnoo't ut which all
the Candidates are Prcscnt...Thc
Choosing of Delegates to the State
Convention and tho Meeting to
Choose Representatives to Chicago.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-14
WISE WORDS.

Promises seem to languish, they can.
not die.
Truth is not cherished where sin i.
nourished.
The breath of prayer comes from the
life of faith.
Flying birds are never taken in
fowlcr's snare.
Every man defines cowardice ia his
own case as discretion.
Nature has sometimes made fool.
but coxcomb is always of a mans own
making.
You cannot dream yourself into a
Character; you must hammer and forps
yourself one.
We all want little more than we
nave, and 1t is for the good of our souls
that we don't get il.
1t is better to give while you are liy.
ing than to leave your money to be d1.
vidcd among lawyers.
The time spent in broodinp over
troubles If properly employed would en-.
WV JOu " sulluOuuJ Inen.
A woman might as well propose; her
husband never admits after marriage
that he was the one who did it.
A girl will cry with loud bawlipo
noise until she is ten years old, when
she begins to cultivate the art of weep-
ing.
The primal duties shine aloft. like
stars; the charitis IS that soothe and heal
and bless are scattered at the feet of man.
like flowers.
IL VIC would read the secret history of
our enemies, VIC would find, in each
mans life, sorrow and suffering enough
to disarm all hostility.
The law of the harvest is to rcap more
than you sow. Sow an act and you reap
a haoit; SOW habit and you reap a
character; SOW a character and YOU rean
a destiny
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.

Elizabeth, N. j., has one saloon for every
100 persons there.
1t is because young men drink that there
are SO many Old drunkards.
Temperance means the right use Of right
things. There can be no right use of WRONG
things.
The. Nova Scotia Baptists have not one
church where fermented wine is used at COM
munion.
The last vestige of the State debt of Iowa
has recently been liquidated. Iowa, it will
be remembered, IS a Prohibition State.
Out of the 270O Congregational minister's
in England and Wales at least 1900 are alb
stalners; OF 36l students, 32O are abstainers.
Temperance reform has now been made a
plank in the platform of the Woman's
Liberal League of England, and Lady
Henry Somerset is a member of its central
council.
81 know a man." said Eli Perkins, "who
was meaner than dog. This man and dog
went into saloon together, but the man got
beastly drunk while the dog went home like
a gentleman"
The figures of the license vote of 1891 in
Boston reveal many interesting facts Sixty
precincts voted no license. and in seventy
two others the majority for license was less
than ten per cent. of the registration.
The Methodist ministers of Iowa have
organized Haddock Temperance League
with headquarters at Jefferson, Iowa. The
object is to raise funds for the enforcement
OF the prohihitOry law, and TO apply part
OF the money 10 the erection of a monument
to the memory of the Rev. George @. Had.
dock, who was murdered by saloon men at
Sioux City.
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Liahtnfng's Queer Franks.

Lightning plays some queer pranks,"
sald William Cathcart, at the Lindell.
~ was travelling through Coles County,
liIlnols, some years ago, and sought
shelter from Il thunder storm IN n farm.
house. Tim farmer undertook to build
fire in the kitchen stove to drv INV
damp garments. He was down on his
knees blowing the Goals vigorously when
there was a terrific clap of thunder, and
Dolt oil blue fire shot out of the stove
INTO his iaCe. He fell back as linn as n
wet newspaper. The lightning tore all
his clothing of with the execution of
one boot and trousers leg. There was
streak down through his beard, across
ms breast and down one leg as though
made by a red.h1t poker. l supposed
he vas dead as door nail. His wife
picked up large crock of milk that
stood on the table aud dashed it over
h'm' and in less than three minutes he
sat up, surveyed himself and mournfully
remarked; 'Marier, you oughten to treat
me that erway atore strangers. "-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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grass down too close. In most cases II
will be better to cut and feed some green
crop at this time rather than allow the
meadows to be eaten down close.
OF course, in many cases the meadows
are pastured one season and fair crop
OF hay is harvested, but this is not proof
that the meadows were not damaged or
that a larger and more profitable crop
would not have been secured if the stock
had been kept out. With hay, as with
all other crops grown on the farm, a
large yield of good quality means pay
ing crop, while light yield will barely
pay expenses. In many localities it is
quite an item to keep meadow as long
as a good growth and yield can be had,
and to do this care must be taken Of it.
II pastured too closely in hot, dry wea.
ther more or less of the plants will bo
killed out, and il this is kept up re-
seeding will be necessary.
Extremes should be avoided. In a
favorable season, when a good growth
has been made, some pasturing can often
be done with benefit. But again, when
hot weather sets in, as is often the case
after hay harvest, pasturing
is frequently a serious injury, and in any
season considerable damage will be done
il the stock is allowed to eat the grass
down too close. st. Louis Republic.
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GOOD GRADE CATTLE.

Between the well bred grade cattle
and the ubiquitous scrub is a great gulf
fixed. 1t is by no means necessary that
an animal should be thoroughbred to be
profitable, but it is necessary that he
should have good blood and that a
reasonable amount of care should be
taken in his breeding. If this is done
you will be well repaid. If not,
the chances are against you. ANY
calf of whatever breed ought to have a
good sire, and with good grade dam,
weigh from 700 to 1000 ut yearling.
Blood tells, and there is plenty of de-
mand for priGely bred cattle, calves or
beeves. A well kno xn breeder of Here.
ford cattle recently sold lot of year
lings of that breed, weighing over 1000
pounds per head, at S4 per hundred.
Why can't every farmer do as well2--
Farm, Field and Stockman.