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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
Western Ranges.

Not far from q, 900 range cattle ar
rived this week from the northwest,
says the Chicago Drovers' Journal Of
Saturday. This was an unusual num-
Der for so late in the season. All
things considered, the market gooi,
and prices showed less decline than in
the native department. The quality
was not as good as last week, still it
was very satisfactory, and some high
sales were made. The best cattle sold
up to So so, but not very many were
good enough to go above $3.50. After
Wednesday the market was very dull
and slow, but the greatest decline was
on the good to choice cattle, which had
more room to fall than the other grades.
They dropped back about Is cents,
while the common and medium grades
show decline of 100000. 1t is ex-
pected that receipts will fall off rapidly
from now on, though much depends on
Tic WCdlHCl. "A SOoA AAphJ SosNAS "AAA
be shipped if weather conditions are
favorable. Most of the western cattle
sold during the week at 81. 4O@5. so,
but good many of the common and
medium went at $3.75@4.5O.
Receipts of weseern cattle for the
month of October foot up 1O4, 900 head,
against 95, 500 in September, and So
600 in October last year. Last month S
receipts were the largest for October
since 1895, and the largest for any
month since then. The top price for
October was the highest on record.
One lot of supertine steers sold on the
l4th for the phenomenal price of So 40,
which beat all previous records this
year and surpassed all other years by
very long margin. Previous to this
year the highest price ever paid for
western range cattle was $3.50, in
July, 1882. The total for the season to
date is $4,000, against 137, 800 las,
year and al ZOO two years ago.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
Teachers Examination.

The next regular teachers examina-
ton will he given in Rosebud county
at the school house in Forsyth, Mon
tana in Nov. 18th and 10Th, 1902.
Candidates may be present at eight
O'Clock in the morning.
Regular teachers examinations are
to be held on the last Friday OF
February, April, August and Novem'
Der, and when necessary continue or
the following Saturday.
GERTRUDE M. HIGGINS,
County superintendent.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Fred Ramsey is in town from Kirby.
H. S. Lewis was down from Howard
Tuesday.
Hugh McHugh was a Tuesday visi-
tor here from Howard.
Jas. McGraw, the North side stock
grower, spent Tuesday here.
B. K. Holt and son Elmer spent a
few days here this week from Miles
City.
DR.. Klein announces to his patrons
that he will be in Forsyth for the next
two weeks.
]. E. Edwards was here for several
days this week looking after the politi-
cal interests of Tom Carter.
Pabst beer can be had at the Amer
lean Hotel. BY the case of pints or
quarts. Place an order today.
Get shave while you wait at Arthur
Bovee's barber shop. Ladies' and
children's hair dressing a speciality. \
The Carter Auld Lyndes republi-
cans celebrated their defeat at the
polls Tuesday night with barbecue.
Marguerite Rebekah Lodge No. %
will give a Grand Ball with lunch at
Alexander hall Thanksgiving night
Thursday, Nov. 81, 1902.
The house at the rear of Alexander S
hall recently vacated by JAS. Gregory
and family in being renovated and con-
verted into a dwelling house.
The dinner given in the old Mer-
chants bank building on election day
by the ladies of the Methodist church
proved a great success, financially and
otherwise.
w. S. Metz, one of the most promi-
nent legal lights of " yoming, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday on mat
tiers pertaining to the estate of H. Boal
of Birney.
The assault case of A. Wesley VS..
Fred Ramsey, both of Kirby, came to
an end this afternoon Saturday in
Justice of the Peace DeBerge's court.
Ramsey was found not guilty of the
charge preferred, while the costs OF
the case were imposed upon Wesley.
Mrs. Bovee, accompanied by her son,
has arrived here to make her perma.
nent home with her husband, Arthur
Bovee, who several weeks ago came
here and engaged in the barber bust,
ness. At preseat they are located in
the August Anderson house on the
south side.
Blanks on which candidates fol
office and treasurers of political COM
mittees must make out an itemized list
of expenses for the campaign have beer
sent out from Secretary of State Georgt
M. Hays office to the clerk ant
recorder of each county in the state
The statements are to be made in du
plicate to the county clerk within q
DAYS after the election, and the clerl
is to send one copy to the secretary o
!, state.
Since the campaign opened consider
able complaint has reached this offic'
that subscribers of the News hav'
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06

Get shaved at Huff's.
w. H. Armstrong is in town from
Howard.
Danny Boyle was over from the North
side Tuesday.
Ed. Hunting was a business visitor
here Wednesday from Lee.
M. M. O'Neill was in town from
Hathaway Wednesday forenoon.
If you want a good, clean shave and
an up-to-date hair cut call ON Arthur
Bovee.
H. H. Griffith, secretary for the
Clarke Fork Coal Mining Co., is in
town today from Gebo.
Mrs. T. A. Mapes and son returned
to Miles City after spending several
days here with relatives.
Stay with Huff, the barber who has
always accommodated when you asked,
and got good work. So he's the man
to patronize.
Patronize the cold Reliable barber
shop" when you want a bath and good
work. Fresh supply hair tonics, face
washes and perfumes.
A ticket to Hunters Rotsprings and
return, including board and baths at
the hotel for one week, for only $50.
Apply N. P. ticket Office.
Three million acres of land in north.
ern Montana were thrown open tc
settlement the first of the month. These
lands can be taken up by homesteads
only.
M. M. O'Neil was in town this
morning from Hathaway. He predicts
clean sweep for the democrats II
that portion of the county.
y H. d. Huff, Prop.
Geo. H. Bailey, assistant United
States district attorney, and one O
Tom Carter's political heelers, returned
to Helena Monday evening after direct
ing the Observation-Disclosures republi
can ring concerning the election.
Owing to the rush OF business ant
excitement incident to the electio,
the News is not up to the STANDARD
this week, and we ask the indulgence
of our readers, assuring them tina
our future efforts will be to supply sal
of the news, all of the time for all Q
the people,"
Those desiring to take lessons Of
piano or organ may procure the sam
of Mrs. Arthur Bovee. For the pas
several years Mrs. Bovee has beel
giving lessons on the piano and orgal
and is without a doubt capable of civ
ing satisfactory service. Address Mrs
Arthur Bovee, Forsyth, Mont.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
The Small Brother.

II heard him call you 'duckfe.'" an
nOunced the small brother.
"Well what of ity' demanded his
sister defiantly.
"Oh. nothin' much" answered the
small brother Il was only thinkin'
maybe it's because of the way you
walk, but it amt very nice Of him.
Chicago Post.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
His Revenge.

NJ. Colombies. merchant Of Paris,
had his revenge on former sweet
heart. a lady Of Rouen. when he left
her by will legacy of $4,000 for hav-
ing some twenty years before refused
to marry him. through which," states
the will. Il was enabled to live indie
pendently and happily as Il bachelor"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
StranCers Now.

You ought to see the lovely letters
my husband writes" said the bride of
a month to one of her girl friends.
"Oh. I've seen a few" rejoined the
dear girl friend. "In fact. I've got near
ly trunkful Of them in the attic."-
Exchange.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-06
The Real Roy.

"What does Freddy like to play"
asked the caller.
FREDDY" replied papa. likes to play
whatever games his mother and de-
eide are too rough for him."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

Of pesons-Hsr-
By selling popcorn. sooo capital
wealth k~rny appreciated
~ awaited himself Of them
humble that ordinarily DO not
os-e wealth Boys efsn sell Il We are
his shods make little
shrswd business make For pep
merely mental must yield to the
q
city Of land. bright
fortune But
opportunity when they
that viii quick
and
that thsy consider
worthy o
wei they mAy like
not bornsr
Humphrey the
OF the ncat waiting TO tackle
anybody could tays done q,
hsr. opportunity
samiy throughout large terri
opportunity.
opportunity and They embraced H. with
there Cor anybody % and nobody
II srAspinx that made the
with
tunity.
There growing
oKraSpo thsmf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

After all. leaders are born mot made.

After all. leaders made.
disaster, circumstances may
IN he "a different
i divine
and eouia an mad
OF
working together when the deadly
nfedanp died munhed their
ned from the Hed
falling frightened desperate unthinkng
they viii not help at such
a unef
thought ne blew the lights and prevented an sSpo-
beside him. choking and Easpins
~say hsrsr shouted Anthony tho who fleeing
Of coal then felt over
with mighty blows he broke
gushing
ia Yamuky the
tanhs
In about the broken
made them sick and diary
VA IA
he had light has
little goped
bodies i they sighted
Aoaesty a
Austrian Gods air. and said;
"it lucky ~ the others had minded
- Who dead would have been saved"
A Kshmans does think
about Mature intended him tes leader
others in the face Of great
danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

much Is artw Il a picture. a anss
~" "oe statue compensation for and heartachez when
- those who suffer never sec nor heart
- '''' but
achieve
him for of the doing the
So much in credit to art and to the world
do notk of
toy--that different
$40 ,... There
~ ~ She Is the wife Of millionaire shoe manufacturer
cs~ .ro.v life
o" art to train her voice. that she delight all
story bright story do the world
up
JOY
those who appreciate what is sweet and true and high
That Is side OF the
n lights:
in of that other tale
bat for food and comfort
TO for these bound the factory which
a why had
win be
they fam worn out in
fight 70 live ana be happy without
Mr. Baehser has closed hs s has thrown
aid her in her work and in her triumph
Is any art worth so muehs
do
W. o
- question isn not Of right made by might
ofmpS'Hr Brookneids a in
" He could 40 with them as be uiuea n, var ~. -
"eo ~ to close them;
had the ipovesh thousands TO
innocent little without food
acted quite within his legal rights
fsut worth itg
the voice that may day be heard around the world VIII
"ths the hdnT over all the training
VIII there not sound the shn wall Of want and woeg
Of thsmg
Games cay Ncrdica ana al me rest may be Unsecured
gain but where there is gain there loss Mrs Batehssr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
STUDY OF TRACY


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certain
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

thing win be dsns % maize thiz the
most successful tall yet given. A
large Number 81 Invitations have
been insned.
The Queen Ctr Good Roads club
will take a run 70 Richmond Beach
Sunday July y. starting from hicf,
eie stores a. = q m All wheel
men ard wheelsosneu invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
BITS OF GAIETY

A reception IL 70 be given nj the
Lincoln on July u 20 President and
Mrs Prank pferpont Graves. The
cards bear the nsnn~n % SIR. and
Mrs. ]. A. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T.. Boone. Mr. ard Mrs. A. W.
Denny. AFR. and Mira. w. v. Blstne
and sr. and Mira +. d. Barweil.
A very pleasant nome wedding o.
cured AZ the residences Of Mrs. 4. =.
warrnshoidt. us Eastiaks avenue.
Thursday evening. July n. The
rooms were prrstily decorated and
Rbosiy company Of friends AZ
sefnhled 20 witness the marriage Of
Mr. Horace q. Warmshoidt and Nlss
Kathryn T. I<ary. both Of Seattle.
The ceremony was performed By
Rev. W. ID. simonds.
Miss Elsie Erase Of South Seattle
left this week for Pnyallup. where
ahe VIII spend the summer.
waxners band win leave on the
zist Of this month for American lake
where II VIII camp with ths militia
There will he no band concert Mt
Madison Park Wednesday evening
next Although the camp viii be
strictly under military orders u will
nevertheless be a very enjoyable one.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n Brown gave
wedding Anniversary ThurFday ev-
cnlnz al their home, s9os East John
street. A large company was pres
ent. Refreshments were served
and fine music was furnished dur
ing the entire evening.
Prof. wilson's dancing class gave
couple Of very enjoyable parties
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
In Rake hall. a large number q
invitations were ISSUED for these at
fairs. Refreshments we're served
during the evening.
wilson's business college win give
fts commencement exercises next
Friday evening in the Seattle thea
ter. The exercises viii be very
pretty and entertaining and no
doubt well attended.
The graduating class Of Wilson's
Business college Will give a ball next
Saturday evening In its hall In the
tons are being made for this affair.
Mrs. v. Elliott gave a very pretty
tea for the ladies Of the stevens Re
lief Corps NJ her home yeafsrday af-
terno0n. Nearly all Of the members
were present and the time WA
pleasantly spent.
The ladies' OF the 81. Marks Guild
gave a trolley party Thursday ev-
ening. 4 number OF cars were dec
GRATED prettily and used for the &C.
caaion. The party went 10 Green
LAX, where dancing was INDUCED in
until a late hour.
The Misses Harris entertained tho
Daughters Of the King OF ST. Marks
church Monday evening az their
home on Madison street.
Mrs. II. II. Barnett, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Cieary, 9f4
Ninth avenue, left yesterday for
Alaska. She Will spend the winter
The Aristocratic club was pleas
antly entertained Thuradny after
noon at the home OF Col. r. M. Flah-
err. $40 Sixteenth avenue. The guests
were received from until g y. m.
Refreshments were served and
everyone was pleasantly entertained.
The Tennis ball VIII be given FRI
day evening In the Denny hotel.
| Great preparations are being made
for this affair and Il viii be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

Hfi.LMAE's beeuufui LAKE front addttlen
u now on the market nearly 500 lots raId
I'M the last few days. sah 10 si5s each
~ down. 81 monthly. iumns- sold cn
payments same rent. 30 men nov iax-
ing new plank hidewalks IN front al eaeh
ioti money returned n dlsnntiNnod after
one year 70 extra men win be on
sruundu sunday 10 show unHoid iotG Come
present 0rssn Laks car linz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

ppn't delay loosins a this rrupersr: its
t~autifafiy lrcated en- The shore Of Lzsks
Nashinxs1a. sfsfy iet aftfin fss steps
- electric line. q fare. nfffioe fFafl
- = n y ~ . m. e4eeFed and sraiiei
aeeHuasa sidewalk Erd rhufchrs. stitreIs
stores. etc. fr~s ssrst and water lns
selling fast AMI ~ wonder only fea ST.
8hd 80 f,m large a0-fns4 tots. a o. Ard
80 as~n ana o. nsanth. iurne~r fus
htsiidiuH On terms also. SEQ cwnsr a.
X tfurtsFsnt mornings. A. Hafnisf
Hearh. afternoons 81 ftratan hlock.
WE haze snap n the way u butcher
shrr. n a chqtcs laratiasi, living ruotrf.
horse ApH waaon. fof sale II = BARGAIN.
y. 6 nssrr A Co. i1zt FIRST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

f6afTioS wINrFb~ ss-sssn snsa.
With several years ed1ue experience. A..
single. hustler desires a permanent
paeitta1. can raFni-h highest references.
has acted - credit man for uurus4f
Of yeafs. has no prefsrefios as fe thu
kind Of position Address ". q. Howell
T.. o. ftox ins. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

suffering womany sympathy
are an tftnmphs Of culture
Bstehsr somsnlnsss than she can
ever d q art
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nrsIxn.s enAxcrs


nv on Hffff.fs 4 IlVNL
We faa aslf rasi rfns nszrtfarfn nafr fa~
Naraf.zfa Al ariasf euess rnsf vtas has
teen ftztd ~ IN shefn. VIA thssr rpa e@n
bay ~ buitd . hassss. Ivy = ranch. sag
eft : rnertEaN~ rssa noe uwe Ard II
Yua aen . ~. 80 can furnish Yoa Ire
fnnnef - noiif IS enes. Thin - RE -.
deity Cntnr.anf. ard fhsF have tnushf
snd tsattf harere fsT t~sntf p<upi<, rsfnes
q ehtrh utl b. EiFsn On npfltrstlsa.
NsfssnltNr. thfs usaff costa you - % ref
fr1nfn % n~N a tqaae- rs Interest. party
INSET ssil si,ess ntns contracts. a. usss
afa ieaeiaa fha fsaunsfy. Call Of I'D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

IfkrTI:t- 20 raliroed statlon men labor.
erH. tsamrtrfa ard rf~tnnen for new road
81 Shelby Junettau. Montana. free fare.
50 auffarers t941 per dag for Porter
iiros. at MarcnA. free fare ship Sunday
morning 30 men TO clear railroad right
ufaway for Nelson Bennett co Haquiem,
wages. ~ - mp. fare ti.a0. 90 extra
EanEmen. ti7n per day, N. - Co. ~
Htampefiei free fare ship Sunday, double
blork ehlnFie sawyer single block
shingie sawyer. cents, rlnht hand knot
sawyer t0ei out-oG sawyer 81 $4,000
shinFis packer, TIC. nFd road mon,
~ - huckers, 81 ~ and " 90. swamp
mill. inhorera In city. a. 70 per day!
holt cutters. 81 90 cord, vood cut
tiers. 100 cord. O. 81 80 per day ana
board, engineer Tor ynrdina donkey
faoo per dayi must be married and take
wife with him Fox Employment once
basement 202 Occidental apenne. Phone
Union ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

Hf0HEsf prlo@s nal6 Tor sscond b nj
household Foods. stoves. bedroom sets
carpsts etc, ard second hand ofice fur
niture. Red Front Furniiure Co. tfo-fIs
eecos4 Avsnus south. Tei.. Red i11e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
Ron sAr.r--cIrr MEAL ESTATE

on an investment az 500 q sure return -
ttoo pff month. Fof particulars. inquire
at A. i.awrcnre. p1slt second avenue.
fefnfsso 70 loan.
reeutyst hfri aveun. splendid new house.
containing iafur ftoms. larkc bath
rrau to-Ealiuu boiler IN fact every
modern convenience. built Tor hofns
ana II attogrther VERY desirable place.
Handsomely furnished throughout. this
house f. lust conirirted ard will BE- satd
AZ a great sacrifice For further uar=
ticulsrs. inquire a. A. Lawrence. ooas
frfuHd avenue.
Lot eoxi9o situated $50 feet from corner Of
jackson street. 90 bargain
business lot ~ North Seattle, 5000. In
quire at
A. LAWRENCE.
vuNh Second avenue.
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A NICE LITTLE sNAp.

$500 Five acren % choice land on the
Fnattie-Taccma electric line on enaV
terms. this property IL only 2fs2 miles
from the now fair grounds and in me
neiEhbarhood. Adams a Adams. sos
Pioneer Building
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mn.

fnF ssss 81 slsss = "a, 81 ssz dsss-
ilfs - frsssn he oigf1asf oil Co. OF -
ave TED. Msia 81. sise ee@i ~ s.<h
o. for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

NEVADA NByADAu
COO n, n, MEN ron NEVADA MUCK.
Hlts TEA biFT1eHs, HAMMERsMEN
BniP DAILY,
M'NIciiof. a HAWKINS
iio WEST MAIN STREET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

HELP WANTED MALE
WANTEpl-.Two cflptef knot "a weerp for
shinEie mill. Call ~ oio Bailey bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

HOUSE AND LOT s2e5. SIS DOWN $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYs nEAuTI-
Fuh HOME. FINE PLACE FOR GAH.
DEN AND CHICKENS nfaAUTIFUf.
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND can
LINE. HiLI. MAN OWNER. OF
rice, HIi.LMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR
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snLr wAsLnp MALE AND
urLr wsrrrp-M4Ir

fAofsIc emsg oasoe. iios "a Ave. far
niphss best hslb ta city. Call ~ Matt
ssn. Mrs. Ksyea. Mgr.
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nAvns

THE sc1SbfNAyIAf xNrRic1S fzNK
e aesfiis a general bsnkiaa Aafirssr
tF1nsarfee. brpasits. o. 49, 90 CAPITAL
psta " ffoe.nttA. A Chiihefg. asss.,A
u. Eosit~fE. vice pre-. =. y Lka~. eash.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-09-27
DON'T GIVE UP.

Don be discouraged by past effort,
10 ma relief and cure from the myri
aus OF ills that come from sick kid.
heys' You may pass nights of sleep.
less tossing annoyed by frequent rrl.
nation. Your back may ache like n
toothaehe or sudden witches and
'wlnges Of backache pain make life a
misery, Perhaps you have nervous
spells are weak, tired out. depressed
mere Is cure for all Of this and for
every trouble of the bladder and kid.
neys' Read this case and note II tells
how well the cure was tested.
Charles Iindgren, a sealer of frcirb,
cars on the L. S, & NJ S, R.R.. La porta
md says; 81 have greater foitb IN
Doan,s Kidney Pills to-day than 7 bad
u =, me iali OF 1897 when began taking
them and made public statement %
the result, At that time I had suf.
Tered with lameness and sorenes, 80
the back, which was so excruciotira
mat | could scarcely turn in he'd on5
Doan's Kidney Pills completely cnred
lhls trouble | am always ready to
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills person.
any to anyone requiring kidney rem.
edy. After a lapse Of three yeors T
make this statement, which shows NV
uhdouoted faith in the preparation
a FREE TRIAL of this pre,t RIA.
medicine which cured MIR. Lindgren
VIII be mailed on application TO anv
part of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n "
for sale by all druggists, so cents per
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-09-27
HERE AND THERE.

When possible to avoid it. never
use fresh. coarse manure in the gar.
den.
Some horses are insane. and there.
fore incapable Of receiving instruc.
ton, but not more so than men who
attempt To teach sane horses by the
use of a whip or bludgeon.
The best and cheapest way to pre-.
serve billy lands, and prevent gullying
and washing of the soil is to keen
them in grass, for which purpose Ber.
muda, in the southwest. is unsnr.
passed.
1t will pay TO raise sunAower
seeds for chickens, but their virtues
have been greatly exaggerated They
constitute an eNcellentfood to he used
with other grains. That's all there ;s
about il.
To get most benefit from cbic,,.
ems breed for al there is in them
eggs and flesh first, and fancy points
afterwards-unless you are breeding
for show awards, in which case breed
for feather.
An effort is being made to adant
the automobile to agricultural mr..
poses. In France one was attached "a
moving machine and it worked all
right, If they automobile they also
ought-to-mow-hay.
Theoretically, skim milk is n vol-
liable food for pork production, IL "a
OF equal value in practice. II is not
only good flesh producer in itself Inf
also makes the ordinary grain feed
more digestiblc, and to adds greatly
to their value.
--Great productiyeness in our beng
is trait which can be easily fixed hv
breeding, The principles governing
our breeding are the same as these
which apply to all other classes ~
animal breeding; ii is only the apnll.
cation that differs.
Stock farming IL destined Ia he
the great wealth-producing nyocntlon
all over the southwest. Trucl, pro,y.
ing and fruit growing nre all rlobt
but not everybody can grow truck and
truit, because suitable soil Is not In
he md everywhere and anywhere.