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Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
sher,n,s sale.

Notice is hereby given that under ano
by virtue of writ of execution and
fee bill issued out OF the district court
OF Fremont counyt. state of Colorado
to me as sheriff directed in favor of :
Z. Bliss against The Cripple Creek
Beam Milling Company, a corporation.
whereby | am commanded TO make the
sum of fourteen Thousand four hand
red sixty-nine and so 100 dollars (Si4.,
469 sol damages. and the further sum
OF eleven and 100 dollars (Sl1o
costs. have levied upon and taken in
execution the following described resl
estate. and all the right. title and inter
eat of the said defSndant. The Cripplr
Greek Beam Milling Company, cor,
porstion. in and to the following dies.
cribed real estate situate, living and
being in the County of Fremont and
State of Colorado, to wit:
The south west quarter of the north
east quarter of the scs:h west quarter
and the north west quarter OF the south
east quarter Of the south west quarter
OF section nine lel, township nineteen
lal south, range sixty n'ne (6a) west,
containing twenty acres, more or less
also perpetual easement or right of
way for wagon road running from he
tract of land above described IN u
south easterly direction as the sam. Is
now followed through, over and across
the east half OF the south west quarter
Of section nine o. aforesaid to the pu b.
lic highway along the Arkansas river
with full right Of ingress, egress and
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

regress. Also a tract of land one acre
in extent adjoining ute tract herein
ab"se conveyed, described as follows
to Wit: beginning at a point on the
eas' erly line OF the righr of way of the
Florence and Cripple Creek railroad as
now established. five hundred and
sixty 1--WE (5'i5l feet north OF the south
line and thirty ana nine tenths 500
feet east of the west line of the south
west quarter OF the south east quarter
of tn south vest quarter of section
nis.~ lal, township nineteen tI9l south.
rang. sixty ni''e ldz1 we~i: thence west
shirf, and nine-leni hs GO 81 feet ;theuc4
n.rii, at right angi.> fitty ,Jo) feet.
th' nce east at right angles twenty tight
at,d fwo teniis (ss p feet. mere or less,
to the east.rly iiue uf the Florence and
Cripple Creek right of WAY: thence
Bortheriy along he last named easterly
line to ali intersection with the north
line of said sonth Wrst quarter of the
sssuii.-easi quarter "i iiic southwest
quarter Of said section nine l9l: thence
east along said north ir'- one hundred
and eleven an feet: thence sonih at
right angles To the extreme low water
line on the norfh-riN side of the Ar
Kansas river thence westerly folio ing
th- meanderinvs OF ssiG lou water line
:" the rsst~rly line nf the right of way
Of the Florence and Cripple Creek rail
road; thence northeriy along said line
to the place of begiuHi,c. Which
shall offer for sale ~ public auction on
Friday. the eighth dsy Of November. A.
D., 1871. NJ the hnnr II two o'clock p.
m, Al the front eni ance to tine county
court house in the City OF Canon City,
County OF Fremont. State of Colorado,
to the highest and b~st bidder for cash.
WILLIAM l.. HAWKINS,
sheriff.
First pub Octub. Il. 1901
LAST pub NV 1871
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
No,icr for ,Psb,,cation.

Department of the interior, I.ai.d Office
At Pueblo, J-.io-. Oct ., 1901.
Notice ~ iser~br given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make hrai proof IN
support of his claim. and that said
proof will be- made before clerk OF dis
tIict court At Canon City, Colo. on
December , 1901. viz: John u. Murray,
". Z. No. a2s3. for the 81 >wl, and
NEL swI: SEC. IL. y. Is :. II. - ".
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
William Gribble, of Currant Creek,
Colo: Frank McCrillis, VIM. +. Payne.
Lawrence Bartiey, all Of Parkdale.
Colo. ]. II. GoRDoS,
Register.
First pub. Oct. 10. 1901.
Last pub, Nov. IA 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF sarah A Rogers. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executor Of the estate OF Sarah A. aoRera.
late of the Courty uf Fremont. in the State
of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he viii nppear before the County Court
of sAid Fremont County At the court house
In Canon city. in raid county. At the Sectem-
brr term 1901. on the 9Th day OF November
mex ~ which time all persons having claims
against said estate are nottned and re-
questea to sffeod for the purpose Of EHyin Z
the sane adjusted. All persons Indebted 10
raid estate are reeuestee TO make Immediate
payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated At Canon city. Colo. this Tih day OF
October A. D. 1901
jos. W. sIrso~. Executor.
pirst pub. Oct 10. 1871.
Last pub. Nov. :. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
Notice for P.hlicatIe..

Department OF the Interior, Land ONCE
AtPueblo, Colo. Oct 8, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named set tier has filed notice OF
his intention to make finai proof in
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before clerk OF dis
trict court at Canon city, Colorado, on
December 2. 1901. viz: David McCrii-
lis, II. Z. No. 8sl7. for lot 4, SEA SWk i
Sec. 80, and lot l. Mex Nwk Sec. n,
T. Is y, r. II W.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
W. II. Murray. Il. ID. McClelland, A.
4. Brodie, J. F. Murray, all Of rarkdale,
Colorado.
J. r. GORDON.
Register
First pub. Oct. 10, 1901.
Last pub. Nov. IA, 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
sHERIrF's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of certain writ of execution issued
out Of the County Court OF Fremont County,
State Of Colorado. In an action therein de-
Tending. wherein Thomas Macon IL plaintiff
and Antone At"itzr and Aline Stolfze IRE
defendants. dater -eptember II. A. d 1901
whereby ! am rsmmapded TO make of til !.
goods and chnttels lands and terements Of
the said defendants. or either of them. 'hs,
snm nf nye hu dred and sixty dollar. and
sixfy-fye cents. trRetber viii interest on
said judgment from the date of the recover
thereof untii the same IL paid AZ the rate OF
eight per cent per annum. and also the fur
ther sum o. eight doiIsr, and IS cents cost :
in said cause. together with the costs OF this
sale. I. william l. Hawkins. sheriff OF said
County OF Fremont. hEye levied upon the
following real estate and all fnteresfs OF the
-afd defe Ddants. or either OF them. situated
in the County OF Fremont and State OF Q To-
rada. and described az follows. to-wft: Be-
ginning at point III feet north OF the
SOUTHEAST corner of sec 81, tp. is B. Of u 20
w, thence nortbwesterIv along the edge 4
the blum 2s2o feet. thence north degrees -
minutes. east i5S u the right of way -
the Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Railroad /:
TO the P. T of the cure; thence along the
edge Of the righ'-of-wsy of said raiiroa
s1uth IS degrees 10 minutes. east zoo Zee
eo.7 feet 10 edge of said blum; thence norm
90 degree 40 minutes west along edge Of aid
bIur 49, feet TO point of beginning; tmag-
netic variation i degrees minutes east
iesA the rixhi-of-wsy for W. gon road rcros-
said premiscs- have also levied nprn III
shs,e. Of the capital stock OF The sail dc.
PENDANTS. or either OF them. In the Crooked
Ditch COMPANY.
And fur her notice - hereby sfven 'hp;
will So such sheriff offer for sale and ~iii -
ali 81 said property. rights and infa rss. AT
public auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand AT the front toor of ths
county and state. on the sist day Of Ocfobe =,
A ID. 1901. nj the hour of ten o'clock In the
forenoon ofsaid day,
fita sheriff
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
Executor. No,ice.

Estate of Laura z. Rob.san. decessed-
The undersiTned. having been appointed
Executor Of the estate of Laura r. kobeson.
late of the County os Fremont. IN the rtafe
of Colorado. cecea.~d- hereby gives potic~
rhst b. viii sppear befor~ the Countt Court
ufsaid Fremont County. At the Court House
In Csnon city in ssia County. At the -eptsm-
ber Term. i1oi- on the last Monday In o.
tober NEXT. At which time all persons avin g
claims against said estate are sotfded and
requesfed to attend for the purposs of hav-
Ing the same adjusted All persons indebted
To said estate reQosssed 20 make in
mediate paymenf to the undersiGnsd.
Dated At Canon City. Colo. this liat day OF
september, A. ID. ispi.
Hssuy Rosssos. Executor.
yfrst publican September -. 1901.
Last pubficaiiou October -. issi.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
Blood.

We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re-
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved our blood
is poor. there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take SCOTS Emulsion
IF Cod Liver Oil. 1t sets the
Whole body going again-man
woman and child.
If YOU have not tried It, send for free sample.
its agreeable taste will surprise yOu-
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
4oo-4rs Pearl Street, Sew YORK
soc aud sloo. all druggists
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Estats of Thomss Ashton. deceased.
The pndsrsiEped. hsvinE been appointed
AdDtnistratrtH OF the esta of Thomas Ash
ton late of the sounty of Fremont. In the
state of Colorado, dsceAsed. hereby gives
Court Hou-~ In tsnon 'tty. In said County.
At the reptc@ber Tenn. isot. 90 the lsst
Monday In v~mb Y. nest. ~ which time
all p~rsons haeipg elaine against said es-
tate arr nottnsd and requested To Att~sd for
the purpose Of having the same sdiusted.
All persona Indebted to ssid estate rr~ -e
qusst~d TO make Immediate psy msnt To the
urderslgnsd
Dated si csnon city. Colo. this seth day OF
September. a, ID. 1871
ELtsAnHTH Assros.
Administrstrix.
rirst pub. Oct. J.
Last pub Oct ~.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
Conservator,s Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant to u nunc pro tune order
and decree OF the county court of FIRE.
mont county, Colorado, as OF september
fourth, a ID 1901, in cause No. 1I73.
procured by the undersigned conserva
tor of samuel bradbury against Stanton
NJ Bradbury aud Others. the said con-
servator will, on October 18th. \. d.,
1901, at the hour of ten o'clock, Ia the
forenoon, offer for sale aud sell for
cash at private sale the following de
scriie res estate situated IN said
County Of Fremont and State Of Colo
rnou, to.wit: Commencing at point
that is east 1907 II. AID north a46 It.
from the southwest corner of the south
east quarter of section thirty-two. IN
township eighteen south, of range sew
enty west OF the 9th r. NJ: running
thence north so deg 30 min east l9l ~
II, aud thence north 10 deg, 81 min.
west 10 "a Il ;siid thence north II deg
~ min west 1905 II; and thence north
4 der west 300 IT,: and thence south rs
deg. 30 min west TILE IT,; and thence
south deg east 362, 10 H.. to the point
Of commencing Mag. Var l3 deg. 30
Dated, Oct. o. 1901.
j. NJ. BRADBURY,
conservator.
First Oct. 10. 1901.
Last Oct. II, 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
nISISe APPLICATION no. ssss.
Survey No. 1886.
U. q. LAND opr,e.. PUEBLO. ooro,
Oct. II, lpul

U. LAND oyries, Pu.sro. coto.
Oct. II, 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given, that W. II. Murray
Pavey and stella Gordon. whose postofiee
address 10 Parkdate. Fremont CO.. Colorado.
have this day nted an application for pat
ent for fourteen hundred fifty-hve aud s-ico
linear feet OF the Isabel mine nr vein. bear
ing gold. silver. copper, zinc and lead, with
surface ground three hundred fect In width h
situate. living and being In rurrant Creek
OF Colorado and known and deeigpsted by
the field notes and official plat. on nie in THE
Office, as Lot No. ..--s. ip Township 10 south.
Raj e "a West OF sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No,
4--s.. being ss follows, To wit:
Variation Is degrees East.
Heginnirg 8 at Corner Ma. I. q stone 2txfxa
i-isise; whence the corner t. secs ~. ", 81
and 81 Township 10 : X. ~ West Of the 9Th p.
NJ. bears north Is degrees u min. East ,os. a
IT.; thcuce North y deg. .os min. West ass-ss
u inches IN the ground chiseled 2-isssf;
thence North 20 deg. 50 min, East 2etsd &C. to
corner No. sa stone, esxi2xe inches set "a
inches In the grs und chiscled 3 1855; thercc
ner No. a stone. @xlAxa inches set Is inches
In the ground chireied i-iaS5ei thence south
ss deg. ,0s min East ssss7 n 20 corner No, q
ground chiseied s. -issNc; thence south 20 deg.
.c6 riin. West lsan % Il. to corner No.6 ~ stone
2,xi2xs tnohes set ~ Inches IN the ground
West aas7s Il. to corner No, ! to place Of be
ginning, conIaininr sn.i .cres, formipr a
y .cc, II and N. W. Y sec. g. rp, 10 \. Range
J. r. aospos,
rirst pub. oct. Ii, tsoi.
Last pub. Doc. 10, lpOi.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
Mining Application Nc. ssis.
Mineral survey n. iaeos.

Mineral survey Ne, 1909
o.. :. LAsp oyyicE. Pusslo. Colorado.
August a. fsoi
Notice 10 hereby given thst r. +. Fair
% H.srer ana 4. n rsircsild, sses. post
once is =. o. Bos pz- Canon city. colorado.
h.. m.as sppiiss,ien for /. P.tsa, for Or isos 2,
view Lode Mining Claims. lode searin4 9
roid. siiver and copper. the ssme ssing 80
isst ) - dssryes s-ioo ninuiss ". iron die.
oovsry shafts thsreon. With surfscs Ground
S9.ss ss b n coas,, s.ss q
COLORADO, aad described II the plat and nsid
soies 90 ale II tais once, - foilovs. viri
THE coPPBR GIRL LODE.
Bsrfnpins ~ Cor. No. I, whence the .. x
Cor. BEG. II. T. 10 = \. n y. Of ne sts ?. z.
seers n; q dssrsss = misstes = ess.sl n
sS y::g s.s: We. ID, hs: e :.' 3.
ccs 10. !; ,sssss .. 8 dssrsss S-is .ississ
: dssssss s.iss .i.ss.s !. = 4, 10 Cot. 10:
X. % csr. No. !. iSs pi .os Of ssaisniss.
VALLEY VIEW LODE.
oor, tse. u +. 10 .. u. n ". Of the sss 2 =.
ss:sse Iss q !. q sssss.. . minute. !. - n. %
Cor. No. 81 thsuce ?. o. dsGrsss s-ioo minute:
n r. 70 Cd CD 49, St tes ,Ss:c. s
t,sSsscs N.@ degrees s-,oo minu.es R.isoo n.
Variation :s eli Corners i degree. 70 min
utes x.
Contsinins so.esz res.exprsssiy excepting
portion Of the y. W. v sec. n and the N. ". Y
Bee. IL. Twp. ~ r., Range n W. of the eth
principal meridian. Said location being
recorded in vol. iop. page ~. and vol. VI. page
~. OF the Records OF Fremont County. Colo
rndo.
Adjoinipg claimants n any unknown.
J. n. GORDON, Rsgister.
first publication August -. 1901,
Last publication October N. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF CoLoaApo,
FnEMosr COUNTY.

STATE OF COLORADO,
FnKMosr County.
County Court of Fremont County.
william T. Bridwell
Administra' or of
the Estaie of
Horace HaywSod. Petition to Sell Zeal
VS.. Deceased. Estate to Pay Debts.
Bennic Gray. and
the Unknown Heirs
Of said Decedent-
Affidavit of the nor -'.- .dence Of the un-
known heirs defendrair above named, hav-
Ing heep hied me Office Of the
Judge OF the Cruz Court Of Fremont
County. notice IL hereby given 20
g. ;sa UNI Ss, W.w thai the s.sa .s
we'll. Administrstor of the Estate of Horace
Haywood, decsased. has nied his petition In
the said County Court of Fremont County.
for nm order to sell the premises belonging
TO the Estate of said deceased. or 90 much of
decsssed. and described as follows. to wit
Lot six In block two IN Canon City. accord
ing TO the plat OF Canon cny; Colorado. Of
the County Clerk. gx-oyyIcio. recorder OF and
for said County Of Fremont. with its nppur-
mons has been issued out of this Court
against you. returnable NJ the December
on III: q iir.t Moaday @ Ia OF Of peosmbef. a. D. isoi.
at the Court House In Canon City. In said
Fremont County. Colorado
Of said Horace Haywood. deceased, shall
personally be and appear before said Coup-
OF the term thereof. to be holden at Canon
City In said County. on The nrst Monday q
December. 1901, and plead. Answer or demur
to the said Plaintiff Petitioners petition
nied therein. the same and the matters aud
things therein charged and stated will be
taken ms confessed. and decree entered
agains: you according 20 the prayer of said
bill.
Witness. Kent l. EIdred. County Judge.
Judge of the County Court. 10 snd for the
said County OF Fremont AZ lis office In Canon
city this 18th day Of sepieInber, a. d ieii.
and be seal Of said Court hereunto Hffxed.
f.,n kHNT l.. ELphEn.
County Judge. etc,
First pub. sept. -. loot
Last pub Oct. u. 1901
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17
UNFAIR NEWSPAPERS.


Colonel Mcclure retiring Phla ephia Times af-
the progress his profession during his of service
Among other things noted passing of the editorial quarrel
This greatest improvement
the twenty past Quaeng has entirely of
fashion Offices The that picks
paragraphs from its contemporaries and comments mean
upon fail merchant who negects his
bills papers failed Empoa during the last
plain probably this something do with it. Fairness
An unfair editor who unfair his brother editors will cheat
his advertisers will be unfair his help will tell the truth about
Instincivey the people know this They afraid
though he make the profession
fairness his trade the people know
that who will his competitors unfairly will be unfair
other business relation This rule nvarb Did notice that
deadbeat always spreading about his neighbo? Well
quarrelsome editor tell the truth
lying all his relations of life and bust
demands the process
profession The editor who goes after
his opponent fails if bis opponent goes after the
papers Kansas foolish enough quarrel
papers their contemporaries
kindly all The Kansas City Star which the model
newspaper the middle has permitted itself quarrel for
twenty years would hardly that any
paper Does Emery, bird Thayer keep
advertising Taylor the Dry Goods Doggets7
Then why should hammeng its rivals?
demanding fairness and good conduct form White
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

Colorado opsfAws tcoio.D Gasstts. Daily
ths Wslna1R aeva 80 st~eH ouoes1ssaa
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

Subscribe for the Record.
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Petition to Sell ReAI
Es'rte to Pay Debts.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

County Court OF Fremont County.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

First pub. Oct. 10, 1901.
Last pub. Nov. IA, 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-17

Ftrut pub. oct. II. tsai.
Last pub. Dec. 10, ipoi.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-15
The&ProfitabIe Dairy Cow.

The selection Of the herd is all i'm
portant. There are those who main
tain that the ordinary COW, under prop
err conditions, is the most profitable for
the beginner, but this theory is not
borne out by experience says the Port
land Oregonian. 1t costs just as much
to feed poor cow as a good one, and
there is no getting away from the fact
that good COW brings in more money
than poor one. The main idea is to
make a good beginning, and this can
not be done with scrub stock. No
careful farmer will stock up with COWS
which he knows the first weighing and
Babcock tests will show to be unprofit-
able. The object of the dairyman
should be to build up the herd with
cattle that are considered thorough
breds and, having once selected a
breed, to adhere to it. Scrub COWS are
not given consideration in communities
where dairying is a business.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-15
The Cost of Milk.

Professor Hacker CT the Minnesota
experiment station has for nine years
been settling this question by actual
demonstration and recently gave q
summary Of his work. In brief it. is:
''The first year 100 pounds of milk cost
60 cents, while the price of feedstuffs
was about the same as now, and the
yield of the herd averaged very fair
namely, 5000 pounds of milk, or $50
pounds of butter fat. The second year
the cost was about the same, 81 cents
per 100 pounds of milk, but in the third
year it was reduced SO cents per 100
pounds, with the same COWS and prices
and feedstuffs the same. The only diff
ference was that they had calculated
the percentage of protein and selected
the foodstuffs where this was sold the
cheapest He said he did not care for
carbohydrates, fats, ETC., as protein is
the only essential part to look after.
The cows require on an average two
pounds of protein per day"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-15
Food Value of Timotbx.

The fact that it cures easily and
quickly, is free from dust and is clean
and rarely attached by molds has rem
dered timothy a favorite with horse
men. and in consequence it has been
assumed to be an equally valuable food
for COWS. says +. G. S. in Hoard's Dali
ryman. The comparatively small yield
aud the city demand have driven the
price up till ton of timothy costs
nearly as much as ton Of bran, while
its feeding value is only about one
fourth as much.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-15
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G z74H.=::.... En- 81 LACE"
asMsgs2r!gUu fhJ .':ssssEcS-.-cSS
*c:::S=ysTT*.-

We commence to fill silo as soon as
the most forward ears begin to pit or,
if flint corn is grown, as soon as it be-
gins to glaze, says New Jersey farm
er in New England Homestead. The
bulk Of the crop will be in the dough
state. If a large crop is to be sliced,
we would commence earlier or the last
will be past it's best before the job is
finished. We cut in half inch pieces,
using a six horsepower engine. I
would, however, recommend an eight
horsepower. 1t is necessary to run
with about 100 pounds of steam with
the small engine, while the same work
will be done with the larger engine
with eighty pounds or less.
One man is kept in the pit to keep it
level and we'll tramped, especially
around the outside and corners 1t
requires three teams and eight men to
keep things going to the best advan-
tage, one team and man, with the corn
harvester to do the cutting; two men
to load in the field, two men and two
teams, with three wagons to haul, and
two men at the cutter. With this force
we filled our pits in less than seven
days last year. We have two pits IA
by IA by % feet deep, two IA by 16 by
20 feet deep, holding about $50 tons of
silage.
We have never found it necessary to
use any water on the corn while filling.
After the pits are full we let them set
tie about two days and then cover
with any old trash on hand, such as
chaff or cut straw. We have found
the best covering to be grass We
usually have the second crop of grass
about the time the pits are filled and
cover them with this about one foot
deep, being careful to tramp we'll
around the edges and corIlers. If chaff
or cut straw is used, it is best to use
enough water to thoroughly dampen it.
The water, with the steam from the
silage, will help to form a coat of mold
over the top in a few days. which
keeps out the air.
Glover and Cowpea EnsiIage.
Corn is the king of the silo. 1t
makes good feed under many and va
ried conditions, but not so with clover,
soy beans or cowpeas, says D. Stratton
of Ohio in New England Homestead.
Their hollow stems carry a stock of air
with them that is disastrous unless
thoroughly weighted and packed. This
may be done by mixing them with corn
in filling ,silo, not having them tear the
top. | worked in several loads of sec
ond crop clover in this way. 1t made
very good feed, better than either
would have been without the other.
Sheep were willing to leave grain or al
most anything to get at it, while cows
and horses were very fond of it.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-11-15
Make the Cow Comfortable.

A cow is a great deal like a person
She enjoys a good and comforta BILE
place to eat and sleep as we'll as any
man. Do you think that you would en-
joy standing out on the south side of a
barbed wire fence to eat your meals
when the wind is blowing at the rate
Of forty Or fifty miles an hour from
the northwest in the winter? No, /
guess not! Can you expect a cow to
make you money when served in that
way? Then, summing up all Of this,
the cow must be at perfect ease and
comfortably situated and have kind
treatment in order to give good re-
Suits