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NAVAL NEWS.
orders Issued BY the Navy Department

Orders Issued BY the Navy department..
The following naval orders have
been issued: Lieutenant Charles +.
Norton has been ordered to examination
for promotion. Passed Assistant Sur
geon Clement Biddle has been detached
from duty at the Chelsea Naval Hospi-
tai and ordered to New London, reliev-
ing Surgeon b e. Gardner, detached,
ordered home and directed to prepare
for sea service. Chief Engineer w. S.
Moore has been detached from the Ma
val examination board, Philadelphia,
and ordered to the Dolphin. Chief En-
gineer G. w. Baird is detached from the
Dolphin and granted three months leave
of absence. Ensign ID. w. Beswick has
been detached from Cramps and
granted two months sick leave. Lieut..
+. ii. Lefeyres has been ordered to Mare
Island. Chief Engineer John Low. has
beer ordered to temporary duty at
League Island.
Lieut.. J. II. Luby has been ordered to
the Essex. Lieut.. ]. /. Purcell has been
detached from the Essex and ordered to
the Atlanta. Lieut.. John Hood has
been detached from the Atlanta and or
dered to examination for promotion,
after which he will he be granted three
months leave. Eieut. ]. III. Gibbons
has been ordered to the Raleigh, relieving
Lieut.. IL. G. Dressed, detathe and or
dered to the Naval Academy. Ensign
Luke McNamee has been detached from
the Raleigh and ordered to the kssex.
Ensign w. g. Clement has been de-
tached from the Essex and ordered to
the Raleigh. Lieut.. Hamilton Hutchins
has been detached from the Cincinnati
and orderered to the torpedo station
Newport. Passed Assistant Engineer
L. III. Soribner hes been ordered to the
AelaHta. Passed assistant Engineer
W. n Parks has been detached from
the Atlanta, ordered home and granted
three months Lave.
The training ship Saratoga will sail
from Newport on a summer cruise with
apprentices ON the 9th with October %.
During her cruise she probably swill
stop at the following ports: Fayal,
southampton, Harve, Plymouth, Lis
bon, Cadiz and Funchal.
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BAPTIST UNION MEETING.

Fsfty-one Delegates rted-Business
Transacted To-day.
AT the session of the Western District
Association, of the Maryland Baptist
Union, which convened in the Eastport
Baptist Church last night, of which the
Rev. II III. Myers is pastor, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
J. r. eishampel, Of Fulton Avenue
Church, Baltimore, president; JOS. d.
Thomas, of the First Baptist Church,
Baltimore, vice-president; and Rev. DIR.
JAS. l.. Lodge, of Gaithersburg, secre-
tary.
Fifty-one delegates from fifteen
churches were present as follows:
Baltimore. Rev. DR.. Hepburn, Philip
Fletcher. Miss Anna Armstrong, Miss
Louisa Schmidt, Mrs. Shaw, III. b. Weis-
hample, y. j. +. Weishampel, Rev.
Howard w. Smith, j. L. Healey, Mrs.
J.. LaParrer, Mrs. Bloomfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thomas. NJ. j. Motley, L.
S. Motley, Rev. III. w. Kemp and wife,
Rev. Curtis Lee Laws and wife, Rev.
MI Protzman, w. B, Whiteside, g. f.
Davis.
Montgomery county.-Rev. J. ID. Ray
field, Miss Broome, Mr.. Broome, Jos.
Gillis, Horace Mills, Mr.. Perree, Mrs.
Austin. Rev. DIR. Lodge, Rev. 5. X.
White, Q. f. Purdum, Geo. Shaw and
ID. Ii. Bouic.
Prince Georges county.-Rev. J. r.
Fl2er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Wes-
ton, Mrs. Baker.
Charles county.-Rev. J. r. Thomas,
Washington county, Rev. f. i.
Ayers. Mr.. Kirakofe.
Allegany county.-Rev. @. G. Davis.
The convention met this morning at
O'Clock and reports on various subjects
were read, and adopted. The following
subjects were discussed, "Foreign NJ is
sions and Wants of the Field" and
Education. Addresses were made by
Rev. DR.. Gregory, Rev. Q. Lee Laws,
Rev. VIM. Protzman, Rev. j. ID. Ray
field, Nj. NJ. Whitehead, Howard Il.
Weishample and Others.
At 1890 o'clock, the convention took
a recess until 81. m. This evening SER
mons will be delivered by Rev. j. G.
Davis, of Cumberland and Rev. Charles
Lee Laws, of Baltimore.
Rev. J. l. Edmondson, an evangelist
of Virginia, is attending the conven-
tion.
Rev. DIR. O. +. Gregory, secretary of
the Maryland Baptist Association of
Baltimore made an able address this
morning on Estate Missions. This
afternoon 1.-THE Woman's Missionary
Society, of the Eastport Baptist church
was addressed by Miss Armstrong, of
Baltimore. The convention will ad-
journ tomorrow evening.
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rms SALE BnaINs TO-DAY

when the men OF Baltimore and of Maryland
are figuring out how their weeks wages will
pan out, and the good mothers of boys God
bless them BOTH are making ends meet to
make a good Sunday showing, this great Dis
solution Sale of HEIDELBERGER 4 Co, the
Ciothiers of the Masses, rises with the sun
this morning TO throw sunshine and gladness
into the lap of every home. This is going TO
be "a great sale. for theresnt single Suit in
this one hundred and fifty thousand stock six
months old.
The Boys are in eyeryway provided for.
Neither fathers or mothers can offer any price
that will be refused. Big men-big behind and
beforehand little men, who eat and sleep less,
are all provided for with n line of our Custom
Made Suitf-in every size that isn't one-legged
aud ANY PRICE At ALL WILL GO. See how
early you can get here today TO get the first
and best of everything goes. There's nothing
spared, nothing saved.
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Promenade Concart.

The following is the programme foi
my tonight: /. March. director. ,
Sousa. 2. Overture, ''Gnillaume Tell, ,
RoSsini. 3. Serenade in FL MoszkO-
roski. 4. Webers last Waltg with Varia.
tions, for Cornet. 5. Grand selection
from i. Rusticana Mascagni. 6. LIN.
wilton a Ia Valse, Weber. Z. Medley
'sThe Joll Minstrel, Brooke. s. Patrol
ssThe Crack Regiment y with whistling
Oblyata.) Tobani. 9. Russian Dance
ssI.a Czarina, Gamma. 20. National Air
"Hail Columbia, Fyles.
G. A. ZIMMERMAN, Bandmaster.
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who accompanied them to the Bancroft
and Monongahela, where the Secretary
was much interested in the preparations
being made for the summer cruise. Sec
retary Herbert may remain here until
Saturday morning. He will present the
graduates their certificates on Friday
morning, and expects TO attend the ball
at night. This afternoon dinner was
given by Superintendent Cooper in hon
or OF the Navy's Secretary. The Board
of Visitors have been invited TO 5e pres
ent at the dinner.
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PRICE ONE CENT

Glennon. Thomas Snowden, ]. NJ. Eli
cott, Ensigns B. w. Wells, X. II. Hurl-
but, Passed Assistant Engineer l.. ID.
Miner.
Third detail, August 22nd to Septem-
Der rS0th.-Lieutenants +. +. Beatty, ID,
Daniels, 4. w. Grant, &. n. Atwater
III. Phelps, 4. J. Haeseler,; Ensigns +.
w. Eberle, w. ii. q. Bullard, A. III.
Robertson, j. #. Hubbard, +. NJ. Bas-
set, G.. r. MARVEL; Passed Assistan {
Engineer +. III. Eidridge.
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oRnER oF EXERCisrs.

Wednesday, June 5th.-900 A. NJ
Battalion of Infantry. 400 L. M-Com-
petitive Company Drill. $50 T.. NJ
Dress Parade.
Thursday, Jiae 6th.--900 4. NJ
Battalion OF Artillery. 800 Il. NJ
Fencing, Setting Up and Gymnastics.
ESQ p. M.-Drcss Parade.
Friday, June 2th. - 1890 A. NJ
Graduating Exercises.
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RAND pRoGRAMME.

Wednesday, June 9Th Battalion of
Infantry, 300 n. IN. Company Drill,
400 p. m. Dress Parade, $50 p. IN.
Promenade Concert, 500 to 1000 p. IN.
Thursday, Jime oh. Battalion of AR
tillery, 800 a. m. Dress Parade, $50 u.
IN. Alumni Dinner, S.00p. m.
Friday. June 7th.--Graduation Core
monies, 1890 a. m. Ball, 500 p. m.
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Sale of Vessels.

The schooner Annie, of Eastport, has
been sold by Jane Tyler to George w.
Moss, of Annapolis; consideration 1915.
James J.. Faulkner, of Tilghmans
Island, has sold the schooner Thomas j.,
of Baltimore, to John S. w. Parks, Of
Churchton, Anne Arundel county, for
SR75,
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The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under
ali conditions, makes it their favoritc
remedy. To get the true and genuine
article, look for the name of the CalifOr-
MIA Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot
tom of the package.
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so CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

Will do. A brand new stock for you-one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of
our own taior-made Suits-made of the good
kind of home made fabrics and the fine kind
of important Worsteds and Cassimeres in cor
rect trim and cut style. finish and fancy at
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DoLLAR-for everything
runs your way now.
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$4,000 worm OF CLoTHINo

At almost any price at all. Nobody thinks
of cost under such circumstances. Mr.. Cole
his money out with him. To cut Straw Hat
in two. a Felt Hat in two, a pair of pants in
two or a Suit of Clothes in two doesn't do any
good when IL comes to a settlement. Ten
cents in cash is far better than the odd half of
pair of pants. business is business and busi-
ness has to be done in business way.
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Pensions have been issued to Mary
landers by the government as follows :
Original Widows, ,&c.-Ruth A.F0unds,
The Rocks, Hartford county; Henrietta
Elliott, Annapolis.
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NOTICE.

The ladies Of Salem NJ. 4. Church,
Annapolis Neck will hold Strf "
berry and Ice Cream Festival on Thurs
day evening, June 9Th, beginning at 7
O'Clock.
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members of the graduating class for the
whole course. The marks are not yet
known to the class, as the standing in
one subject is not yet out. 1t is gener-
ally recognized, however, that there will
be little departure from this list
LINE DIVISION.
/. S. +. Smith, Pennsylvania.
2. w. e.. Groesheck, Ohio.
3. +. ii. Brumby, Georgia.
4. Il. p. Baldwin, New Jersey.
S. w. s. Davidson, South Dakota.
6. Harris Lanning, Illinois.
z. II. NJ. Bannon, Maryland.
s. III. V. Butler, Jr., New York.
o. j. r. Monaghan, Washington.
10. A. Il. Chester, at large.
IL. w. II. Cushman, New York.
II. J. e. Walker, North Carolina.
13. ). q. Vestal, Indiana.
IA. J. j. Raby, Michigan.
Is. w. r. Gherardi, at large.
16. u. w. Todd, California.
II. J. V. Klemann, New York.
Is. X. NJ. Bennett, New Jersey.
10. w. II. STANDBY, California.
20. A. j. Wadhams, New York.
q. Il. III. Watson, Kentucky.
%. j. ID. Sayers, Jr., Texas.
%. Worth Bagley, North Carolina.
"a. j. e. Breckinridge, Kentucky.
%. G.. B. Barnes, Oklahoma.
26. n. III. Hall, Texas.
q. r. u. Johnston, Jr., n. Carolina.
%. o.. S. Knepper, Pennsylvania.
30. nj. J. Mccormack, Michigan.
ENGINEER DIVISION.
/. L. M. Dick, South Carolina.
9. &. X. Mallory, Tennessee.
3. Newton Mansfield, Ohio.
4. ID. NJ. Garrison, New Jersey.
5. J. p. Morton, Missouri.
8. +. ID. Karns, Ohio.
Z. +. N. Freeman, Indiana.
S. j. +. Marshall, Jr., Texas.
8. &. III. Walker, Massachusetts.
10. ID. r. Merritt, Iowa.
IL. 4. III. Dunn, Connecticut.
r. +. f. Eckhardt, Wisconsin.
There are a total of twenty-nine grad.
uates in the line division, against thirty
four last year, and twelve in the engin-
eer, against thirteen last time-making
the number six less this time. Last
years class was larger than usual, and
this is about the average.
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Gasoline and Oil Stoves.-For the
latest improved Gasoline and Oil Stoves,
60 to J. III. RAWLINGS, West street. opp.
the depot.
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QO v. BALTIMORE ST.,
Opp. Hanover st.,
BALTIMORE MD.
Heidelberger G Co.,
CiOfhierS for the Masses.
Dissolution Sale
HONESTY.
o ANY Price WILL DO. Q

The firm of HEIDELBERGER Co., No 81
West baltimore, right opposite Hanover
street is about TO be dissolved by mutual con-
sent. MR. COLEMAN. owing TO ill-hcalth re-
tires, aud MIR. HEIDELBERGER Will continue
the business.
This store, which was opened less than
year ago and stocked with Mems aud Boys
Clothes, made on the promises Hats. Neck
wear ana L Underwear thrown in--has had a
marvellous success. And why Because il is
the popular priced store of the masses.
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ARRIVAL OF sEcRErARs nEkBERT.

ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY HERBERT.
Shortly after nine o'clock this morn
ing the dispatch steamer Dolphin, flying
the flag of the Secretary of the Navy,
was sighted by the men on watch at the
Santee. The Dolphin steamed into the
harbor and anchored in the Severn Riv-
er, abreast of the Naval Academy. A
salute of seventeen guns rang out from
the saluting battery at the Academy, in
charge Of Gunner Phelps, and notifying
everybody that the Secretary of the Navy
had arrived. This was answered with
a captain 8 salute of seven guns, to Su-
perintendent +. III. Cooper. The Dol
phin steamed up the Severn, short dis
tance and dropped anchor at 10. 900 clock.
A launch from the Academy, with SUI
perintendent Cooper and Lieutenant w.
p. Potter, steamed out to the Dolphin,
and after an exchange Of courtesies, re-
turned with the Secretary and his asSi5-
tant, Lieutenant Reamer. Immediate
~ upon the arrival of the Secretary at
the q cademy the flag on the Mononga-
hela was hoisted from half-mast, and
the sailors were ordered on deck TO sa-
lutte the distinguished visitor. a ma
rine guard on the bridge or the. ship
came to present arms. Upon the aTTiv-
al of the parties at the wharf, they were
met by Commander w. III, Brownson
and Lieutenant-CommandersC. SebSee,
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Boys waists and summer suits in
great variety, cheap at Rehn's, corner
Market Space.
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NOTES.

Assistant Sec etary of the Navy Mo.
Adoo is expected here Friday morning.
Mr.. Syme, private secretary to Sena-
tor Faulkner, one of the Board of Wis
itors, is attending the naval festivities.
Rear-Admiral Ghcrardi arrived at the
Naval Academy to-day to attend the
commencement exercises. lie has u
son who is a member of the graduating
class.
The order Mas now been delivered Ivy
which is determined the classes which
are to 60 on board the Monongahela.
The order is that on Saturday, June Sth,
the first class will take quarters on the
Monongahela preparatory to the cruise,
and that the second class aud engineer
division Of the first class will take tenn
porary quarters on the Santee. That
part Of the fourth class now entered,
will also go on the cruise.
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Accountant Rodgers Completes His Task

Accountant Rodgers Completes HIS Task
The investigation of the books OF the
ex-school examiner, John &. Bannon,
has been completed by Accountant Rog-
gers. There have been, il current re-
port can be credited, no discrepancies in
the accounts of the Office, though IL is
facetiously said that 3S cents are unac-
counted for. The investigation is pro-
ceeding now in the treasurer's office,
and from there 1t will go to the COM
missioners' books. The expense Of the
examination is causing considerable
comment. There are three members OF
the grand jury as committee oversee
ing the work, a bailif on duty and the
accountant, at an expense, it is claimed
of 800 day.
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srANTED-SALESMAN SAL
III AIRY from start, permanent place
.tN HlOS. Co, Nurserymen, Rochester,
York. 70"
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vIsrT on NAvAL MILITIA.


Last night an anchorage was made off
Greenberry' Is Point by the Ivanhoe, the
trim little steam yacht of Capt. Isaac
Emerson, of the Maryland Naval Re
serves The visit OF the yacht is for the
purpose of locating cruising grounds for
the reserve squadron, which will enter
the Chesapeake June 29th on their sum-
mer cruise. The drilling grounds reserv-
ed for the cadets of the Academy have
been accepted by the officers of the re-
serve, and the boys aboard the Dale will
lie expected to handle boats under oars
and under steam and movements in IN
fantry and artillery, such as is prescrib-
ed for the instruction of naval cadets.
The Ivanhoe accompanied the Academy
boats during the drill on the water, Civ
ing those on board an opportunity of
witnessing these practical exercises. This
evening the Ivanhoe left for South river,
where Com. Emerson ard party will be
the guests of Geo. w. Duvall, brother of
of Paymaster Gabriel 4. Duvall, of the
reserves. Secretary Herbert, Adjutant-
General Douglass and officers of the Ma
val Academy will be invited to lunch on
the Ivanhoe by invitation ofCommander
Emerson. On board the yacht are Com
mander and Mrs. Emerson, Surgeon Ed
WIN Geer. Miss Geer and Lieutenant
Commander S. n. Blount. Charles Dixon
is pilot, Topman Ward, seaman, and the
engineer is Thomas RoddY, all of the
Naval Reserve Militia.
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O~T-A GOLD-LINED MOURN
. fNG BREASTPIN. Reward If left at
| 1iIicc. O~'"
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ANTS. FOR SALE, Lost, go.

... ror sale. For Rent. Lost. Pound. sc.
...I.ug 4 lines. inserted oNb WEEK
..r e5 Cents. aud additional lines in
t..u-t1 be- accompanied bY the CASH
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ETORAGE ROOM TO LET-A
i.rge dry store room 10 let at reasonable
Apply toJ. Il. DAVIS, No. II Conduit
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sOR SALE.-A GOOD SQUARE
PIANO. ia nrst-class condition. For
4 cheap. Apply at No. 100 King George
~, 2sw
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Dir SALE.--A PARLOR ORGAN,
In ilrst-olass condition, Price $50. Apply
IApIrAL Oiilce. 90
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standing of Graduating Glass.

The following is the standing of the
members of the graduating class for the
whole course. The marks are not yet
known to the class, as the standing in
one subject is not yet out. 1t is gener-
ally recognized, however, that there will
be little departure from this list
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#uST.-BETWEEN SHORT LINE
station and Prince George Street, pair
IlI rmmed EY EG GLASSES. Reward II
A rlsI to Iaa Prince George street. 6%1w
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GENTS WANTED.--RELIABLE
Young men 10 canvass the City of An
lfil- and A. A. Co, with the new and tax
tnuk. "'Thc War in the East" Address
.rral Agent, 30 Charles ST., Annapolis W
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TRAVELLERS SWANTED-FAITH-
III ful gentleman or lady 20 travel roper
IA lnv gstnhlished house. SALARY $50
1hthly and expenses, with increase. Enclose
nff renee and self addressed stamped enNel-
~ THE DOMINION CO., Chicago. III
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ALEsMAN wANTEDTo SELL OUR

IEOODS 10y Sample 60 the wholesale and
IN II trndc; sell on sight 90 every business
IN or firm: liberal salary and expenses paid;
nfmauCnt position. For terms address with
fIinp, Centennial Mfg. CO.. Milwaukee,, Wis.
4-2S-1yr
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500, $1,000 $4,000

. r.ul Ou Mortgage in sums TO suit
JAMES NJ. MUNROE,
Atty and Trustee.
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No RENT.-FURNISHED HOUSE
for the summer. Apply ut ls2 Prince
prgo Street 52iw
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SUMMER DETAIL AT THE ACADEMY.
The following officers have been an
nounced as the detail for tie summer at
the Naval Academy
First detail, June Sth to July 18TH
Lieutenants S. G. Paine, a. ri. Knight,
NJ. L. Wood. r. N. Doyle, J. M. Or
chard, II. w. Hourigan: Assistant En-
gineer II. w. Jones.
Second detail, July 18th to August
22nd. = Lieutenants Il. Porter. j. III.
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ATANTED.-AN HONEST, AC-
HI TIVE GENTLEMAN or LADY to
u al for established, reliable house. salary
4 nsynhle SIS weekly and expenses. Situa-
4 IrTmnucnt: Differences. Enclose SELF
a r'-srd stamped envelope, The Dominion
Il 45pauy. gl- Omaha building, Chicago. 2lm
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-04-10
FARM NOTES.
From the Farmers Tribune.)

From the Farmers Tribune)
The worst kind Of fool is the one
who makes a fool of himself
Take good paper and5then take the good
advice that 1T contains. n
The highest form of charity is to put a
man in a position to help himself.
There is nothing like having a cow with
big appetite that is always there"
Cows treated right never get sick; there
fore a sick COW means an ill-treated COW.
If growing the calf for veal you can
give. it some fine corn meal and linseed
meal
it is a week old; skinned milk will pay
better
Give the calf some linseed meal if you
have it, whether growing it for veal or
for a dairy COW.
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again,
but be a little more certain that you de-
serve success.
Give your hens plenty of water and milk
Eggs cannot be expected from hens that
constant reach.
COW is different from a child, in that
she can never be spoiled by too much pet
ting. Speak softly, milk gently, and she
becomes at once your profitable friend.
At tax paying time we may proftably
consider the question, Are we getting
the best of services in a public, way for
the money spent in paying for them?"
Most farmers consider pumpkins as a
valuable crop for mich cows or for hogs
and they certainly help the milk flow and
improve the color Of the milk and butter
It's an old sayinng-.that the early. bird
chickens this year. After this date will
do. AS rule, the earlier the chicken can
safely be raised, the better
Kindness helps to create a quiet DISPOSE
ton, so important in g. dairy cow and this
education must begin when the calf is
young-any habits acquired when young are
apt to cling to the cow when grown.
Neglect your duty in the spring anG
prosperity will neglect you in the fall.
spared this year-a prolonged drouth an6
an extra session of congress
Calves will eat hay when they are very
young; tie bunch of nice clover hay with
and SO soon that bunch is eaten give it
another.
The calf will enjoy the liberty Of a pen
better than it will to be tied in corner.
it's milk and see how it will run around the
pen; the tied up calf can only hop up and
down.
The idea that a needs the exercise
remnant of the Abrahamic age. For his
| time, Abraham was a very good man, but
he pasteured on government land, and
| didn't study much about dairying.
| The food of the cows should be of the
| best kind at all times in order to have a
creases with the quality every time. Flaw
| or is the most important factor, but no
| all. The package should be neat and in
| vitina
| A herd of cows ranging low in their ave
| rage butter product, produce that butte
! at high cost. In these days Of fierce com
| petition and comparatively low prices TO
| farm commodities, it is business to pro
| duce at low cost and maintain the quail
/ ty. This cannot be done with cows will
| low producing capacity.