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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20
North Coast Limited

On Northern Pacific west-bound
leaves st. Paul at 8:55 a. m. Butte,
9:lO p. M; Spokane, 1850 a. m; Sc
attic, lO:4O p. M; Tacoma, 1920 a.
m., and arrives at Portland at TOO
a. m., on and after April 90.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

Mr.. Will Ell. Morris won many
new laurels as criminal LAWYER in
his defense of ShomO this week.
and he now takes rank among the
leading criminal lawyers of the
Northwest.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20
BRYAN HAS SPASAS
Over Dewey's Presi-
Dental Boom.
DEBS DOUBLES THE DOSE
BY Threatening to Take the La
Dor Vote.
DEBS DOUBLES THE DOSE
KENTUCKY KONELS KILL

A State of War Continues in That
Section Between the Democrats
and Repub1icans-PuertO Rico
Customs Bill Has Evoked Much
Discussion, But Passed by Re-
pub1icans Senator Morgan
Has Political Enemies.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

Not quite so formidable, per-
haps, as the Dewey move, but of a
more or less serious turn, is the
Debs presidential candidacy, for
the Democratic party. Ninety
nine per cent Of the men who will
vote for Debs for president this
year will come from the 1896 Bryan
ranks. Although Major McKin-
ley was elected President in 1896
he was elected in spite of the fact
that every union labor vote went
practically unanimous for Bryan.
Now, If that vote goes to Debs, is
it not fair to presume that McKin-
ley will be just that much stronger
in 1900 than he was in 1896?
With Mr. Bryan loosing all Of the
Gold Bug Democrats, all of the
Expansion Democrats and like
wise all of the labor union Demo
Gratis simply means that he has No
more show of ever being elected
president of these United States
than a lump of ice would have in
going through hades without
melting.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

No attempt, so Far as this paper
is aware Of, has been made to rent
any part of the City Hall for the
opening of new saloon, but the
men engaged in that business have
done the very next thing to it, for
they have opened up a saloon
across the street from the police
court room not to exceed 100 feet.
There in the very nose Of Justice
and under the very caves of the
City Hall the saloon man is to
ply his stock in running the
youth of this city and corrupting
the men and women-the same as
those places in the heart of the
tenderloin district. It has only
been few months since when an
effort was made to open up new
saloon under the very caves of the
First Methodist church and while,
at that time, the efforts failed, yet
those fellows emboldened by Sc
curing this new location will now
no doubts repeat their efforts to
open up a saloon next door to one
OF the prominent church edifces
on Third avenue. The workers fol
wide open" policy in Seattle
rallied to the support of the man,
who promised to give them every
thing they wanted in that line, if
they would only re-elect him tc
office, are now getting the returns
for their investment regardless OF
the fact that it means so much
toward the ruination of the youth
of this city.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

United States senate next winter.
There is no doubt but that some
other Democrat will succeed Mr..
Morgan, If succeeded at all by
any other than himself, however,
it would be highly gratifying to
all OF the citizens of the North to
see that old Democratic montebank
Of ante-bellum days go down to
defeat. 1t is just such old crazies
as Morgan and Pitchfork Tilman
that continue to keep the South in
state of political upheaval, and
the sooner they are killed off the
better for the South and the
country in general. Morgan has
done some good things since he
has been in the senate, but they
are 80 few in comparison to the
many bad ones that he has done,
that the country will rejoice to
know that he is no longer in a
position to cause disturbances be-
tween the sections of this country
as well as between the white and
black people of the United States.
Democrats very seldom ever do
anything for which they can be
commended by Northern people,
but If the Alabama Democrats will
only defeat John L. Morgan for
the United States senate, then
such wholesale charge will at
least have one offset.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

Reports come from Alabama
that the Democrats of that state
propose to defeat Hon. John L.
Morgan for reelection to the
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20
Here is the other side of it.

A0EO Is UI1O OGu0f S1Il0 VI IL.
ga moral wave struck Seattle
and stopped over on Hoquiam.
The city marshal in the latter
town went around and closed all
the front doors of the saloons last
Sunday. Ii it is bad to drink on
Sunday it does not better the
matter very much to compel the
thirsty man to sneak around to a
back door to get what he must
have. And, besides, it seems that
it only acts as a sort of an adver-
tlsement when you put upon any
thing the air of being little
naughty.-Aberdeen Bulletin.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20
SIAIE UNIVERSITY
Leases Old University
Grounds to Levold.
A THIRTY YEARS LEASE
But Heavy Annual Rentals Are to
Be Paid
A THIRTY YEARS LEASE
PROPERTY BE IMPROVED

By Erecting Buildings Valued at
Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, Which Reverts to the
State at Expiration of Lease =
Aubrey Levy Gets Gold Medal
in the Debate te-Edmunds Sec
ond Best.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

only defeat John T. Morgan for
the United States senate, then
such wholesale charge will at
least have one offset.
The Puerto Rico customs bills
as advocated by the Republicans
in both the House and Senate has
been passed by both branches of
the National legislature and has
been signed by the President and
is now law of the land. Whether
the measure be a good or bad one
remains to be seen. Il has been
dogmatically opposed by the Dem
ocratic party and even by some
Republicans, and the dire conse-
quences that would follow it's pass
age and operation have been told
and retold In every section of this
Great Land of ours by the persons
and parties opposed to Republi-
canlsm. 1t, however, was no more
opposed by the Democrats than
was the Tariff Bill of this country,
which was put in operation by the
Republicans Immediately after the
Great Civil war, in opposition to
which the Democrats, for years and
years, formed the principle planks
In their local, state and National
political platforms. The tariff
measure as advocated by the Re
publicans proved Of such lasting
benefit to the United States that
the first time move was made by
the Democrats under Grover Cleve-
land that brought about partial
free trade with European countries,
the whole United States was the
scene of one of the most cruel
financial panics that it had never
before witnessed. There is no
doubt in the minds of the leaders
of the Republican party but that
the same will prove true of the
Puerto Rican customs bill, and.
ere many moons, the Democrats
will be claiming it as their own
pet measure.
Kentucky continues to be the
center of political attraction, the
approaching Republican and
National convention to the con-
trary notwiths ding. The
gubernatorial contest has now
shifted to the United States
supreme court, while the dual
governments continue to divide
honors in the state. The Goebel
murder case is on this week as is
also the Colson-Scott duel, of which
Col. Colson is the sole survivor of
those who witnessed the beginning
of hostilities between the two men.
Hundreds of witnesses from all
parts of the state have been sum-
moned to Frankfort to give evi-
dence one way or the other, which
it is hoped, will show some motive
or point having direct bearing on
the case. Men do not often get
punished in Kentucky for using
their guns even when it is done
with fatal human results, and the
Colson case will hardly prove any
exception to the rule, unless the
Democrats will be able to in some
way connect it with the Goebel
murder, thing they are trying
very hard to do at present. Tai
low Dick IS still being discussed
In connection with the Goebel
murder, but unless something new
In that line should come to the
front, it is not likely that he will
ever again be arranged, he having
been released on habeas corpus
proceedings some days ago.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-04-20

The purity move," which has
been active since the last munich
pal campaign, has decided to take
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Mm %. Mdrs in Rem pbilabelpbia
Grau Marianne Urn. aeborne 3orsler,
natb 3,peilnonatliber lhiperer Rranf=
be,t. i'm MIter bon 72 sSabren llnb 10
5aeen. Die Yerltorbene mar aus
stislppl, Mmt Wangen, Ranton Bern.
Sdlueis, eebiirtia uno perebelihte iih
am %. Npril 1852 nit SoDann 2lrl1s
nit lpelbem lie am 27. Mai 1853 nah
ben Ser. 6tnnten ansmonpsrte. Nm
27. Suli famen fie i'll Niep Yort an
,lno am "a. Mugult bes ndmlihen
Sabres erreihten lie Nep Ybilaoelpbla.
Ser gbe entiprolien flint 56bne. bon
oenen orei, 0ermann, 25 Sabre alt,
Grip. 25 Sabre alt, ii. Sobn. "a Sabre
alt, Der Mutter I'M SOB poran aingen.
Sic binterldbt einen trauernoen 8atten
unb 1Stpei G0bne. Garl unD Goparo.
Sie Yerltprbene muroe am 6onntag
llllter arober Sbeilnabme auf bem bie-
iiaen alten 6rieoboTe aur leBten Nuhe
gebettst.
9lm %. Mdrs in Gbieago Wittwe
2ouiie 9elmreiG, aeborne Gaoerlp,
ppn SanoD Sopnibip, nab LANCER
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Monaten. Sic geritorbene mar in
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gtitolaus Saoerlp seboren uno pirfte
mebrere Sabre lang als Sebrerin on
Den bielieen @bulen. eSm Sabre 1891
perebelihte lie H1 nit @briltopber
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gebradt uno am Sanlltag oabier Gn
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9lm %. Wdrs in Sem ghilaoelphia
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ben 6olgen Der Grippe. Die Ierltor=
bene mar am l.. Nopember 1903 in
@ermon 9allep, giew Seriep, aeboren,
erreidte lomit Oas bobe gllter BON 81
Sabren, a Wtonaten uno % Sagen,
uno mar Die dlteite Ysrion in gier
Pbilooelpbin, nelleidt i'm Gountp.
Sic mar sueimal perbeiratbet uno bin.
terldBt Smei S0Dter aus erlter lnO eint
Sobter aus 5tueiter Gbe.
9lm 90. Wars III @lepelano Gldte,
Seiie s.. McWatb i'm Alter bon IS
,Jabren. Ser gerltorbene mar unite,
2inepln General=Gpniul in Maroeeo,
prattisirte BON 1873 1875 bier in
9lem philadelphia als 9lopotat uno Soq
oann nod Glepelano, mo er gum Com
mon gleas unb Ipdter gum Diltritts.
Gihter geiudblt tullroe.
Im 25. Mdrs in Canal 9oper Wil=
liam GeJler nah lan9em 2eioen an Den
Jolsen eines Sdla9anfaqes, Den er
Dor etipa fiinf Sabren erlltten bate.
Ser 0erliorbene batte ieiner 3eit als
Waribal in Canal Soper funsirt. gr
binierldBt eine @itt.pe unO mebrere
Ginber.
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sSn oer 2eaislatur reidte Het

Sn Der 2eeislatur rei6te Reprd=
Ientant Guilea cine Semperens= 8orlage
ein, Die an Sornirtbeit alles bisber ge=
leiitete iibertrifft, oenn ielbit Nfebita=
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entbalten, tperben berbammt. Den
Soeen oieIes Sbafstopfs nob. neroen
Die gpotbeter mobl in 3utunft Npfe1=
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9llcobol Doer 8rannttpein peripenoen
miillen.
Cine isbr tpidtise gntideiouna
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proseb Der @lepelano 3ruf gp. geaen
ben sdobmeiiter bon Gupabosa @ountp
ab. 9ie gant bate lid gemeigelt,
auf $2l3,000 9ulossresierun9sbonos
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alien Snfan5en 9erenn bas gountD
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8anfen tperben fh mobl in Die neue
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fdlle nber llt Der Steuer5lipafs elm be=
oeutenoer.
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Dem oamals fiinfidbrisen Gennetb
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in Elm Sbr. bod alaubte man oamals,
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entfernt tporoen mar. Seitoem ieoo1
lit Der Gnabe Dfters an 1eftieen OBJ
renidmeraen. Giirsli6 batte CT auh
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benz G6re oes Gnaben entfernt iii, Dc
ben Die Sdnlersen nadaelaiIen, bod III
iein 8eh0r beoeutenb geidtpdht.
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GrplooircnDe pulpcrmiiblcn

.serli6ren alles in Der umaebullg; oas-
ielbe thun ifarfe mireraliibe Hillen unb
beioe llno dllBerit aefdbrtib. Wtarl
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uno 9lloe-pillen, tpenn Or. Sings
Nelu 2ife Yills oenielben 3luef uolls
tomnlen erfiillen. Guriren Gopftueh,
Berltopfung &c. Nur 25e. in s.. 6.
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Die @oIfsadbler ,tttD TIRE 2lrs
belt.

Die 6ormulare fir ben @ebraud ber
Genlns=glufnebmer linb fertig un0 aei=
gen, baB Die Ginuobner Der Der.
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lit fir 100 Namen berehnet.
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rer Ginber all5llaeben.
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giir9errehts miilisn Stilnmgeber. pie
i'm Mnslanbe aebDren iino, Die 3eit ib-
rer DECENTRALIZATION angeben.
Inter benz Sitel grsiebuna 1T ansr=
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ben llnb eu9liid) iprehei, fam.
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| ibr betppbnte Daus eianet ooer mietbet.
uno i'm Ssalle bes yeiiBrehts, OBJ oas
6aus nit Sppothefen belaItet lit ooel
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Datterei Stt Oerfa1tfett.

Cine Garm, aele9eil cine halbe Weils
0lflid BON Canal Dopsr an Der Ganol-
GtraBe, betannt ais ole Marp Deiot
Jarnl, ullo belteber0 aus SO Mderit,
init aAtenl Wobnbaus, gutter 6deuer.
id)0nem Gblfearten uno antem ygaHer.
lit au Dertanfen. Ger BeiiB fam io-
tort nad benz Verfauf an9etreten iuer-
ben. Man tpenoe iib an
0enrp Ueib,
Canal Dpper, ..
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Graut unh gRettiar.

1riibes ataut. frilbe 3ettige, frilbe
Semitic, brinaen 6elo ein !! 5alsers
Samen erSeuat Die friitelten !! Stir
S 90 uno oieie Notis ienoet Sobn u.
5al5er seeo 3d., So @roile, Bis., IS
Badete ullerfriibelten Sorten Semitic
iameu ianlmt Gataloa, iuelber Die Be-
idreibnng BON Salzer's Million Dollar
RartDlfel entbalt.
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0ciratbsb esvtuia,,a,aen.

George galb, Nep pbilaoelpbia -
gllsabeth Yretorills, @anal Doper.
0pmer 80. lltterbaf. 6arrilon 3d., 8.
Wrs. Wiarp M. @atbel, Mill 5p.
Geor0e Wtaurer Wineral polnt -
Nannie Coroner, Sennilon.
Sbns u. Smith, gyalbinaton Sp.
9tettie 0orbes, yernice.
Ybilip 6lalier, BbiIipsburg @liSa=
betb Grppp, Port WaIbineton.
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0efnd)t: Sir. superldiiiger Sbmei=
ger. nm in elmer Gdierei gu arbeiten.
Gin Wann, Der ibon in elmer Gdierei
gearbeitet, miro bor9eaD9en. 9idbere
Mustunft in oisier Office. #.
Sir Die tommenoe SaiIon babe
i6 cine fh0ne 9lnsmabf bon MuItern
fir 6riibiabrs= uno @ommer=Mn3iise
uno lperoen ale Muftrdse blllia lino
gut beior9t. pnB= llnO 6lifarbeiten
peroen prompt ausgefiibrt.
49 Soiepb 8rnber.
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sd)mlc fiir gebrer.

Ser isriibjabrs 5ermin runIerer
Normal=5bule" fir 2ebrer uno an=
oere Stubenten be9innt am Montag,
ben 9. 9lpril 1900, in Stem Ybilaoel=
plia uno oauert tpdbreflo 5tpDlf aufeil=
amber fol0enoen Woben. Wir, wiomen
uniere belonbere Qlufmerffamfeit folhen
2ebrern. tpelde cine tiibtige 8orihule
fir ibre Nrbeit miinlben. uniere bis=
bergen grfolae iino cine aeniiaenoe
@arantie fiir uiliere friiberen Stuoen-
ten. oabes lih besablt, ouniere Gdule"
81 beinden. Sir @inSelnbeiien tuenoe
man lih an S. g. &ubn,
Bpr 1911. Stem pbilabelp9ia, Ohio.
%. Gebrliar 1900. 46
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Der beurige Wdr3 fol Der tdlteife
IN ben lebten oreiBia Sabren geiueien
iein.
Sn elmer Ries9rube an Der Gtra=
BeilbabE bon bier nod ubribsbi[le err
folgte an Dienifag Nahmittug Elm ilei-
ner Grbrutfb, als geraoe Der Gtraben-
babnpagen porbei fnbr uno Elm arober
Baum fiel frapp binter Dem Waaen
0nfoas GeleiIe uno pdre auf ben lDa.
1en aefalen, tDelln tlidt Der Wlotor.
mann, Der bic 0efahr re1tseitia ii.
faniate, fofOrt bic DolIe 3riebtraft nn=
aeOrebt bdtte, i'm Dem falenOen Baume
nus3niueiAen. Ser Waoen mar allt
beiebt lllio einige Der Yo{luQigre fparfrl
tpr s9rsde1 9oll3 auber lid.
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Bolivar.
Wertber gepba6ter
26. W2dr, 1900.

~. ~tulJ 1COOs
@ertber gepba6ter
Nm 2l. Mdr5 ereianete iib ettua orei
Wleilen BON bier Elm trauriser un9liifs=
fal, tuelher ben ploBli6en SOD bes
Jarmers 8io,on Yieifer berbeifiibrte.
0err Pfeher Dar nit stpei anDeren
Wtdnnern nit gaumfdllen beihdftist.
Sin 9roBer gibenbaum traf i'm 6atlen
einen junsen Baum uno ibneate au=
rid, nobel Elm Nf brad, tuel9er pfeffer
10 un9liidlih traf. oaB ibm oas 8enid
9ebroten Durbe. Ser Nr5t, ipelher
l6neG berbeigerufen tpuroe. tonnte nur
ieinen Sob tonitatiren. Die Beeroi=
gung fano am %. MdrS auf Dem
neuen Triebbofe oabier bon Der enes
lild-lutberiIben Stride aus 1tatt. Der
VerltOrbene ertei6te Gin 9lter bon 81
Sabren, IL Monaten nno II 5lsen.
@r binterldBt auBer ieiner Witttpe 5tpei
50bter, einen 8ruoer uno brei G1pe-
Itern.
8aflelbe un9liif pdre beinabe aud
elneln Der anoeren sfDei Wldnner pal=
litt. Gem ssames 3utapern rib Der
Nt ben 6ut bonn GopIe uno g:ng
tnapp Dor ieillem @elibte nieoer, pers
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-03-23

TIT, Feed Troughs; AAA, Places at
Bottom of Crib to Scoop up Corn; b, Nest,
with False Floor, three or four inches
above Level of General Floor, to keep II
dry; CCC. Outside Runs; ODD, Doors In
Alley, to change hogs from one pen to an
other.
opening into the alley from the pens
are very convenient in changing hogs
from one pen to another.
The brood pens should have a south
ern exposure, with large window for
each pen, made low down. so the sun
shine can reach the little pigs. Notice
the temporary floor in the nest part.
to keep bedding dry. This can be re-
moved when you wish to fatten nogs.
The partition boards, etc, can be laid
or brackets or pins above, where they
will be out of the way and always
handy to get when needed The floor
should slant back from the feed
troughs about four inches in the IL
feet.
Don't be afraid to have plenty of
windows, for hogs need lots of light.
If you wish to raise early pigs and
are afraid of their freezing, build
temporary house over the nest about
five by six feet. This should be made
tight and warm. with a door in front
large enough for the sow to go in and
out easily. If the weather is cold,
keep this door shut at farrowing time,
and when the pigs are four or five days
old remove the temporary pen from
over them, so they can get sunlight
and exercise. Don't neglect doing this.
for upon this may depend your sue
cess.-Country Gentleman.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1900-03-23
ANIMALS HAVE SENSE.
They Respond Readily TO Kindness
and Are Sure TO Resent Cruelty
md Roughness.

The farmer cannot too fully under
farm with which he is brought in
daily contact will partake more or less
of his personal moods. If he kicks
open the barn doors in the morning
and thumps the old mare with the
shovel or pitchfork TO let her know
that he is boss of that ranch, even the
hens will be nervous and out of sorts
all day 1t is the placid, even tenn
pered farmer who has docile stock. IL
he leaves the kitchen door for the
BARNARD singing "The Sweet BY and
BY" he will find his COWS placidly
chewing their cuds and his hogs grunt-
ing contentedly in the morning sun.
A"iorse understands when he is
sworn at, and it embitters COW to
threaten to break her back with a
straw cutter. 4 pig in the pen which
receives a CHEEKY Good morning
from the owner will fatten twice as
fast as the one which climbs up to re-
ceive a blow from a club. 1t is so with
the fowls. The farmer who puts on a
benevolent, fatherly expression as he
scatters the grain will find every hen
uoing her best that day to lay an egg
TO prove her gratitude and confidence,
while the one VINO scowls and mutters
and tries TO knock some hens head off
with clothes prop will find himself
feared and detested.-M. Budd, in Ne
braska Farmer.