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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
TEN NEW REGIMENTS.

The War Department is orga II
izing ten new regiments for tie
Philippines and they are to be en-
listed for two years aud TO be-
known rs United States Volunteers
and commanded by Regular Army
officers. This keeps the appoint
meat Of the officers in the hands Of
the War Dept, and saves trouble
at home like we had in the war
with Spain, with tho Volunteers
who are too independent and raise
too much trouble when they are
mistrOated, but the regulars have
to take what comes and put up
with it.
10 command these regiments
the following regular army officers
have been designated by the Presi-
dent:
Major James NJ. Bell, 1st Cav
airy assigned to the 9th, Capt.
James s. Petit. Ist Infantry, to
2Sth; Capt. Edward 4. Hardin,
late colonel of the 2nd New York
IN the Cuban war, to the goth
Capt. l.. A. Craig, of the 9th
Cavalry, to the 32nd; Captain
Luther II. Havre, OF the 9TH CAV
airy. to the 33rd; Major William
A. Colsbe, Of the 18th Infantry, to
the 35th, and Capt. Cornelius
Gardner, Of the 10th Infantry, to
the Goth.
These regiments will be organ.
lzed at the following places:
Twenty-sixth at Plattsburg Bar.
racks, N. Y; 9th and 2Sth at
Camp Meade, Pa; goth at Fort
MCPHERSON, Ga, 3Oth at Fort
Sheridan, H.; 31st, at Fort
Thomas, KY; 32nd at Fort
Leavenworth, Kas.; 33rd at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas; oath at
Eft. Logan, Col, and 35th, at Van.
couver Barracks, Washington.
The rules for recruiting the vol.
unteers have been formulated as
follows:
The regiments are to be desig
mated by mum bers from goth to
35th inclusive, Infantry, United
States volunteers.
Applicants for commissions, ex-
cept officers Of the regular army,
will be required to pass salts
factory examination as to moral,
me ntal and physical capacity to
command troops, and must have
had service in the Spanish Ameri-
can war.
Recruiting will be done by the
regular army officers and the
physical qualifications must be
first class.
The period of enlistment will be
till June Both, 1901, unless soon Ell
discharged.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
Reedsyille.

Correspondence of ire Argus.
Editor Argus:-I will bob up with q
few items this week.
The people generally have gotten
over the 4th.
MIR Enos Asburn has his fine barn
about completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Loman Monear were in
Kingwood, Monday.
There was singing school at Mr.. y
f. Woife's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Cobun attended
Quarterly meeting at Masontown. SUN.
day, last
wedding was reported SUNDAY
Ihdt OF Miss Hattie Lennon. fforrpsr.
ly of this place, but now Of Deuslovt
and a Mr. Peterson, of Dellslow Tbev
nave our best wishes for long life and
happiness.
IT is said that murder will ont IS
and we have found out whv senator
crimes didn't want the railroad TO
come TO Reedsville. lie said he wanted
% 20 go 20 Hill. Well When I starr
there, want to be as long on the way
a.. possible.
Several OF our pcopIe attended u,.
picnic otAilcnder Among them being
Mr. and Mrs Clark Eay1.,
Mrs Rebccca Han Vester Dunn and
MISS Ella Rec and Mr.. David Kcof-
overs family. excepting Nr. Kccfover
VINO was so patriotic. he attended ,bc
reunion az Terra Alta.
Well. guess this is all the news that
can gather az present Success to
HE ARGUS Tor giving us our rerular
paper last week Srvrt.r S.st
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
Fun. Fancy, Fact and Fiction.


III you see II in The ARGUS. its so.'
Henry smith has very lame horse
now
The grass crop will be a good one in
this section.
Ira Gibson il home from school now.
also Chas. King.
!. Marion Lich, is the po.se.sor 81 "a
new Deeriug binder.
Miss Lissa Light ia snendip, the
summer no at Albri.sht,yile
Mcs,er and Gibson nr,.. tr.I,i,o, a. ,y.ll
for Alph. Dcvan at the Cross Roads.
III J.ui,i,s 3. ,,.,.-i.t,.,.. ,r,..
up on the Davis road. at c,rnent.r,r.,
Mercbant cu. Gu,
Point ,y.s r,.;,iu,, -.
Sunday.
So,ne ,vo,,er 40, 80 oL....,. 49,,
their evss o,hor. 40 >, .,.,,.a,
the clothes.
Rows pio,oo o,d VI. ,.,.,
fm their anno,n,,o.,, -, ,ha cror.
~ INC "''''
I'D. G. Chico, md H., Nj.
V,llcv D..,.,,., -, l,..o -
ago on bu,ipass
world that c,, ANA, -, w.,
Of the last word.
"'' %"'" h"Ner"ias'er ana MIS-
inc her, las, ,yeoI,
49,. o',i .'l.,.''ay '"''N'ng al t"e
'u,l Der camp over on top OF the noun
-, ~ an" MISS bertha
Voa C,o.,. .po q" Low H. "e'o ''s'''"s
's' N'"' oyer '"e 4Ih'
rennla do,.n g. nI., ''I'V'"B "er
49,. - '""u t"'S week
" 0''"e'o' "en'
ne ice cream supper last Saturday
"E was knocked out by the god OF
~ o'-''N ~ &c opposed 10 IT,
M, ~ walls is working for the Union
i, "oN"s w. III Il'Isourg' we heard
n'" ping ing inc girl left behind
me
Our farmers are busy sowing buck
wheat and hauling in their wheat-a
large acreage of bucxwheat heinz
sown
Much 'alE is heard OF the proposed
i"'''oao up Cheat' Inc road is built
U''"" '"e OorAerLoaters get to-
HeV"e'
We beg leAye to ask our Republican
friends whether we are living in odd
Growers panic or in ''McKinlcys
boom =
Mr.. O. H. Gibson. wife and bobv oro
spending the summer Mt J.W. Gibson's
O'FH 10 engaged IN Pho Biography at
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

There are more County 1nsti-
tutes in session this week than any
week OF this year. In twelve
different counties are the peda-
gogues gathered together in an
nual convention this week, as fol
lows:
At Huntington for Cabell
county, with w. II. Anderson
Supt. OF the Wheeling Schools and
Prof. Frank Butler Tfottcr, Vice
President Of the Conference Semi
nary at Buckhannon as the in.
structors.
At Glenville for Gilmer county,
with Prof. Geo. NJ. Ford. Princi
pal of the State Normal School o.
Athens, and Prof. III. a. Darnull
as the instructors.
For Greenbrier county, at Lew
isbnrg. with Prof. r. A. Riggs,
PRINCIPAL Of the Point Pleasant
Schools and Supt. George S.
Laldley of the Charleston Schools
as the conductors.
At Charleston for Kanawha
county, with Prof. Frank V. Irish
of Columbus, Ohio, assisted by
Supt. Trotter ana others, US in
structors.
For Lincoln county at Hamlin,
the county seat, with Wilson NJ.
Foulk, Principal of the Piedmont
Public Schools and Prof. W. j.
Kenney, Principal of the Win field
High school, as the conductors.
At Keyser for Mineral county,
with j. Il. Rucker. principal Of
the Deaf and Dumb Institute at
Romney, and f. f. Goodwin of
the Grafton Public Schools, AS the
instructors.
For Mcdowell county at WEIGH,
with Prof. f. III. Crago of the
Wheeling Schools and j. B. Nc
Clure of Dingess, as the instruct.
ors.
~
AT Trladelphia for Ohio comfy,
with Prof. NJ. E. Tough of the
Fairmont Normal School as in.
structVr.
For Putnam county, at Winfield
the county seat, conducted by NJ.
p. Shawkey, Clerk in tho office of
the State Supt. of Schools ct
Charleston and Altha Warman Of
the Montgomery Schools.
~
At Harrisville for Richie county,
with Prof. j. NJ. Skinner the new
principal Of the State Normal at
West Liberty and J. Hugh Bowers
Of the Fairmont Normal as the
conductors.
~
For Taylor county, at Grafton
with Pref. q. S. Fleming of the
Parkersburg Schools and Prof. @.
W. FIesher, Principal Of the Ell
klns School, as the instructors.
~
AT Elizabeth for Writ county.
conducted by Prof. Rufus Holden
Principal of the Klngwood Acad
envy, and Thomas l.. Davies Of
the Spencer Schools.
~
Next week county Institutes
will be hold in seven counties.
jackson, Logan, Nicholas. Ran
dolph, Roane, Wayne and Webster.
with part of the instructors named
above, to conduct thom. Prof.
Holden and Hugh Bower will hold
forth at Spencer, Roane county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

The New Dominion rises TO re-
mark that-The course of lectures
to be delivered ut the University
this summer will be very fine but it
isn'ta mark to the one some
Norg"ntown men get every time
they 60 home late.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
KingwOOd, July l3. 1899

About the only trust that is not
being formed these days, is the one
Gin God, "but the reason is that sal.
walton is free, and the trusts are
the result OF the high tariff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

ANA now peanut trust has been
formed with capital stock Of
$4,000, 600 to control the entire
peanut market of the world. Re
Gently chewing-gum trust was
formed and almost every day you
read OF a new trust Of some kind.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13
KINGWOOD DISTRICT.
School Levy, Trustees and Teachers
Wages


Wages.
The Board Of Education of this
district called meeting Monday
and fixed the levy and wages for
this year and appointed trustees,
Que new one for each school IN this
district, and also to fiji some va
canciss Dr. NJ. Il. Powell. "A mem
Der OF the board having removed
from the district. DR.. U. W.
Showalter was appointed TO ill
the vacancy by the county Super
inteudent OF schools
Captain j. f.. Nurdock was re
elected secretary OF the board; D.
Il. Jackson is president, and Geo.
W. Hartman is the other mem Der.
The levy Was Gxed ,ne same az last
year, fifty five cents for teachers
fuDd and sixty-fye cents for build
ing fund.
A new school house ia wanted
between Tunncl,on and Eighty
Cut, Mr.. Hartman was appointed
Il special committee TO look after
the matter and report location.
Teachers wages were fixed as
follows
No. ], $34 per month.
No. 2, SOS per month,
No. 3. $50 per month.
a trustees was appointed for
three years at each school as
follows
Kingwood Academy - j. f..
Murdoch.
Colored School-John b. Ford
Pleasant Dale-M. Il. Pell.
Savages-.E. b. Stone.
Howesville-Ed. Richards.
Snyders-Charles @. Craig.
Bonaield William X. Core.
Eighty Cut-James Funk.
Tunnelton-B. Il. Gibson.
HOpewell- Lee Shaffer.
Green's Run-A. w. Snyder.
Turner's Ridge-Frank Barlow.
Irish RIDGE. j. Rickleman.
Catholic Church Chris Bergman
Morris Bottom-James Braham.
Garlitz--J. Allen Fawcett.
Mankins-John Williams.
Triune-Harvey Shaffcr.
We give schools by the names
they are generally known by. OH
cially they run by numb ers, and
the Kingwood schools are No. l.
and SO on as we have given them
up to the last named. which is IL.
Some trustees were also appointed
for unexpired terms as follows
Oolored school, one year, Samuel
d. Gatewood; Eighty Cut, No. Z,
A. &. Harshbarger. one year.
Morris, No. IA, Ira ID. Martin,
one year.
Garlitz, No. Is, Jacob White,
two years.
Over in Portland district the
Levy is rs follows:
For Building Fund 20 cents.
f" Teachers " So &"
Wages, No. 1, $32 90 per month.
No. ,, s27 90 &" month.
No. 3. $22 90 month.
The Levy in Reno district is 80
cents for Teachers Fund and 80
cents for Building Fund.
Wages, No. | $50 per month.
" " 2 1877 per month.
" 3 $50 per month
Last week we gave The levy and
wages in Valley, Grant and Pleas
ant and this is all except Lyon aud
Union and we will try and get n
reDOrt Inv OeYt yeak fro,n tho,
districts. 1t would be small
matter for the Secretaries of the
Boards to drop a card to the
county papers giving the levy and
wages and great favor to the
public, but they never do 1t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

MarlahGrant

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70 william a Fovie Annie VI. DOVE and
in the above cause '''N"'
a., case tlk" notice that shall. ON SATURDAY.
wv '.h COY on august. 1900. at tho 00ire ~
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V"1 1Hl 'Ieo ON Monday August 1fb fQ q III
t' 'u.e "l '1mcs W. Flynn iu KneW1.I ST.
~ .ut.W o." the same hour- proceed fo f,tc
lnt Hepp-ions NJ suudrt witnesses fo br fo,d
aN tNlpe'c' pu my behalf boo 70 chaucerv .tif
I"W ~ dinF in The circuit Cont ~ pre.fap
e'unlyl west virginia in which ann plainIiT
you ana other are defendants. ''
And if from any cause the taking 81 tt, .t,
W'.. lInus hc not commenced ou said d4gt
gNu commenced Hrd not concluded nu ska
g'tr ihe taking Of the same will be- continued
Ii"in daY Z" day Hui from time fo umo at fbe
.atIh hlhce' and hrtweeu The same bDt,r. u,.
ul the same shall Doe completed "
Respectfully yours.
MAHttu gnhvr
per ~. W. Novr,- C.,...I
Kiugwo0d vs. "a July N ~. 100 0o''s'i.
7-is ~ H-e6.Gg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

Women will be obliged to give
their correct age in the coming
census. The new law says: Women
who refuse to tell their age or in
dulge in inaccurate statements
thereof, as well as all other persons
refusing to reply to questions or
making false statements, shall OH
conviction be fined one hundred
dollars"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

The two most brilliant orators of
the Lower House of Congress, Hon.
Champ Clark OF Missouri, and
Hon. j. Prent DolliYer OF Iowa,
and both West Vlrginians, and
the latter an old Preston boy, adj
dressed the largest audience ever
assembled at the Kentucky Chau-
tauqua Assembly. The former
spoke on 1.-The Revival of Patriot
ISM" and the latter on "The
Nation Of America" 1t was
big Fourth Of July Celebration
and the eagle has been hoarse ever
since.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

Congressman Deliver, OF Iowa,
formerly West Virginian, and
one Of the Republican leaders in
the House, thinks the American
people should not become impati.
ent over the situation IN the Phil.
ippines. lie stated the other day
that 10 the course Of 500 years the
United States might begin to
realize some benefits from the
Philippines, and it is our duty to
lay the foundation for the great
good posterity is to reap there.
Congressman Deliver said the
great mistake we made was in 20.
ing TO Manila pt the start.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

The West Virginia Educational
Association has adjourned after
selecting Parkersburg as the next
place of meeting. The officers
elected are: President, j. Russell
Trotter; Secretary, A. j. Wnkin-
son; Treasurer, Thomas @. Miller:
Vice President, First district, w,
ii. Anderson; Second district, vii,
liam M. Foulk; Third district,
George S. Laidley; Fourth district.
U. S. Fleming.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

a grand picnic was given July
Fourth to the inmates of the hos
pital for the insane at Weston. All
the patients that could get out at
all nearly one thousand, were
taken to the grove and on the lawn
In front Of the hospital, where they
were given all the lemonade. cake
and candy they wanted. Over ton
thousand small cakes and ten bar
reIs Of lemonade were consumed.
The entire force of the hospital,
both day and night employees, were
on duty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

For Taylor county, at Grafton
with Pref. q. S. Fleming of the
Parkersburg Schools and Prof. G.
W. Flesher, Principal Of the Ell
klns School, as the instructors.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-13

Next week county Institutes
Will be hold in seven counties.
jackson, Logan, Nicholas, Ran
dolph, Roane, Wayne and Webster.
with part Of the instructors named
above, to conduct Thorn. Prof.
Holden and Hugh Bower will hold
forth at Spencer, Roane county.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18

The pleasant method and beneficial
.#acts of the well known remedy,
SyRrP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co., illustrate
ne value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
i've principles Of plants known TO be
medieinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
{ Tie one perfect strengthening laxa-
i've. cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently vet promptly and enabling one
IA overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
egery Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting OF the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste. but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
"a. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations. please
remember the full name ofthe Company
printed on the front Of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N Y.
FUr sale by all Duggists--Priee soc. per bottle
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-18

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
Forty Seven Per Cent Larger than
Last Year.
WEEKLY FAILURES SMALL.
Year Has Keen UnusuaIiy free from
Labor Troubles There - some
Tendency that way Now.

New York. July 2s--R. O. Dun s. CO..
IN their weekly Review Of Trade. viii
say tOmorrow3 There is certainly
room Tor some decrease when the vol
umc Of payments through the clearing
house In July is az per cent larger
than last year and SOC per cent larger
than In 1899. the best Of all previous
years So great an advance would
warrant expectation OF some setback
under ordinary circumstances. This
year the unusual freedom from labor
troubles about July ist Is followed by
some slgns of "a tendency TO strike be-
caus. great works are committed far
ahead and cannot halt without loss.
But interruption Of business by labor
troubles Of nll sorts has been less than
10 any other July Cor years.
"Nor ia the movement N products
hamporod. Western receipts uf whcut
ln July have been lSsg3s26 bushels.
against 55o9393 bushels last year To-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

Corporal Goo. ~. Bailey Company *,
Sergeant Joseph Downrd. Company NJ.
Col. Fred Funston; Corporal Bert
Hanson, Company X Corporal u. n.
iiorkmans, Company II: Lieut.. Frank
Huling, accidental. Company X; Cor
poral J. G. Hammerburg, Company q;
Sergeant J. W. Keshncr, Company A.
sergeant Ira keithly. Company u:
Corporal Harvey q. Kuhna. Company
J.. Corporal Ernest Kincald. Company
X, Sergeant John \. Morse. Company
* Sergeant J. W. Murray, Company
l.; wilder 8. Metcalf. major. now coll
urcl; Sergeant George g. Nichols. Com
puny u; Corporal -, 4. oliver Com
plny II; Lieut. X. J. Parker. Company
" A. 9. Snow. Company X Corporal
Frank Sample, Company e. Sergeant
e.. w. Tozler Company l.. Corporal Il
d. willing. Company d. Captain W. O.
Watson. Company y. Sergeant g. A.
Woodwork. Company 4. Sergeant
Major g. y. Warner. Company y
privates wounded with their company
letter are as follows.
T, q. Alderman. company =. Fred
Atchison. company q. Elmer Ashcruft.
company T.. John H. BllluW. company
!; George NJ Blttofsby company ri.
charles BENNETT. company NJ. I Biosch.
company l.; s. = Barton. company 4.
Raymond CLARK. company ". Daniel
conway company p Fred Cartcr.con.
INuA VI EDWARD crane. company 49,.
George u. Cravens company h.. e. W.
Clapp Jr, company Z. ~ Councilman.
band r. y. DuyIiaon company ~:
Albert Dnnloy company ". We Fiber.
cgmr'rl = A. W. Evans. company ~
william Eekworth, company ~ b.
fritE. company !. g. J. g. Fleming
band ". J. Gerrlty company l.. John
Giliton, company y. ~ 4 Harris. com.
plny n; Frank Huilng. company 4.
charles Hammond company u. j.
D. tted, company I. r. H. Hook. com.
- ny ". J. 4, Honion. company I. W.
q. Hubbard, company X y p Harris.
company X. Arthur Hoiionshead com
many y; II. T.. johnson. company O.,
Charles a. kelson. company 10. Walter
Kemp, company X. W. W. Temp. COM
prny " l.. Lnudonsohlarrr. company
O.. :. Morrison, company NJ. a. Meth
oll. company A. II. g. Mills. company
y. Wetnlv 4. ". Moore company III.
William Mclrcw. company T. William
McpouTol company =. W. s. Nelson
cnWunny Y. oscar Nusblf company X
Ira Payne company a. Or,ule Parker.
company q g.. NJ. po1sa. company ~
Lattancv PAGE. company ~. Henry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

London. July 2S.-In the house Of
lords today the earl Of Campcrdown
called attention 10 the TranHvah stu.
alton. The earl ~ punrnven ana
others followed. an declaring that any
departure from the recognized policy
OF the government would be an act Of
incatlmahle danger 20 the position OF
Great Britain. not only In South Afri-
ca. but II might shake the Imperial cN-
lstencc NJ Great Britain Itself.
The earl OF Selbournc, under score
tnry for the colonies made state
mont similar In purpose 60 that made
In the house OF commons by MI
Chamberlain.
lord Salisbury reminded the house
that he absolutely dlsaentcd from the
policy u ISL which was tainted with
the grave fault Of optimiatiam. Never
thrloss. President Kruger nsHcptcd In
the protocol OF the 1851 convention TO
friendly corporation Of the races,
while he has since taken an absolutely
opposite line. hiH own effort being TO
separate the English and South Afri-
can governments and to reduce tho
English to the status Of subjugated
race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

New York. July 2s.-The Engineering
and Mining Journal tomorrow Will print
the statistics OF the mineral and metal
production In the United States. show
INK that the total value of the mineral
production Of the United states In 1895
was i10s SIG, 100. against i6iss0i,s99 In
1891 The production includes S6b ,0s2,-
$40 In gold and 5s7C3. ~ ounces OF sill
Yer.
The coal production was 2is.i0G,5js
short tons. an Increase OF $4,000 tons
over any previous year. The pig Iron
production was ii,17l.g3i tons, tho
greatest quantity ever made In any
country IN one year,
The copper production was 53j. 900 292
pounds, also the largest ever reported
and considerably more than half OF the
entire production OF the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

are plenty Of sections where they have
found this out by sad experience. !
would not sell clover hay nt 81 a ton or
$ either. ! would put the plant food
back into the soil and turn IL into some
thing that would bring more dollars
and take less fcrtily on tho farm II
IL nearly always best TO feed out the
clover hay, saving all the manure from
loss, and then put the manure back on
the land. Wisely managed. one ought
to be able 10 get 81 ton out OF u by
feeding certainly and then he would
have threu-fourths ~ the mnnuriai
value at least left IN the manure. n
an farmers would deal with these mat
tiers from "a business standpoint the
price Of hay would soon be up where II
should be, OF course towns and cities