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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-13

MORT DE FRANCE, Martinique
May 12.-It now seems to be gen
orally admitted that about $4,000
persons lost their lives as a result Of
the outbreak Of the Mont Pelee volcano
at st. Pierre on Thursday last.
Careful investigation by competent
government officials shows that the
earlier reports of the Associated Press
were accurate.
Briefly put, last Thursday morning
the city Of st. Pierre disappeared with
in ten minutes in a whirling fire vomit
from Mont Pelee; $4,000 persons were
instantly and horribly killed, and the
volcano, whose ancient crater for more
than fifty years had been occupied by
a quiet lake in which picnic parties
bathed, suddenly discharged q torrent
of fiery mud, which rolled toward TIE
sea, engulflng everything before II.
/ Then the last Of cable communication
was broken and the doomed city was
| isolated from the world.
The American consul at Guadeloupe
! Louis H. Ayme, has reached the desc
B late spot where st. Pierre stood, and
/ confirms the awful story in all its es-
/ sential details.
From an interview with Colonel
! Ayme. who is a trained American
! newspaper man, a correspondent Of the
/ Associated Press learned the following
( facts:
Thursday morning the inhabitants
awoke to find heavy clouds shrouding
the Mont Pelee crater All day We'd
nesday horrid detonations had beer
heard. These were echoed from st
Thomas on the north TO Barbados or
the south. The cannonading ceased or
Wednesday night, and fine ashes fel
ike rain on ST. Pierre. The inhabit
ants were alarmed, hut Governor Mout
tet. who had arrived at ST. Pierre rht
evening before. did everything possible
to allay the panic.
The British steamer Roraima reached
St Pierre on Thursday with ten pas
sengers, among whom were Mrs
Stokes and her three children and Mrs
H J. Ince. They were watching thu
rain of ashes, when, with a frightfu
roar and terrific electric discharge, Z
tornado Of fire, mud and steam swep
down from the crater over the tow
and bay. sweeping all before it ant
destroying the fleet of vessels at anchO
off the shore There the account o
the catastrophe. so far as Obtainable
ceases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-13
May l2.-Ihe pre-

-.tsHrNGTON. May l2.-The presi-
dent himself turned his attention
" TODAY to- the qeustion Of relief Of
.. .-esrers from the terrible catas-
.--.ss IN the lesser Antilles. Although
&c had not finally appropriated
~ srn5z necessary for the purchase Of
,-uas the president proceeded with
..s greatest energy TO give shape to
The relief measures.
s..-sts-v HAY was called in. and
,-.,gbf with him the dispatch from
I,rs5 States Consul Ayme. which
-..E ss official confirmation Of the
-5-sf reports of the extent Of the dis
,..ar and. IN the opinion of the pres
uert fully justified emergency meas
.-.s Secretary Hay was requested TO
s.rraint Secretary Root and Secretary
lroo5v with the presidents wishes, and
,sev were charged TO carry out the de-
aHs of the arrangements.
Tho treasury department was IN
.--urted 10 cooperate, and II IS sup
-rzs8 that this VIII mean the ebploy-
-.sr+ az the revenue cutters and the
-siiesf officers Of the marine hospital
-.-yirs. The war department with it's
rsn orqanized supply departments,
vss recognized as being in better posi-
ror than any other institution to take
asrse of the relief measures, except
tat 70 had no means Of transportation,
fts sedgeuick. which is out Of commits
Son being the only army transport
on the Atlantic coast.
Fortunately the navy had a handy
shin In the Dixie, which arrived at
New York recently from a training
ruise She was purchased just before
the Spanish way. and. having been a
merchant freighter, is admirably
rl1pted to- the service required Of her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-13
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Threatening weather and probably
showers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
To Ny ErIendn,

II il with JOY tell you what Kodol
did for mc. | was troubled with my
stomach for several months. Upon he.
Ing advised 10 use KOdol, ! did 80, and
words cannot tell the good 1t has done
me. \ neighbor had dyspepsia so tn A,
he had tried almost everything. told
him Ia use kodol. Words Of gratitude
have come To me from him because I
recommended it-Geo. W. Fry, Viola.
Iowa. Health and strength, OF mind and
body, depend on the stomach, and nor.
nal activity Of the digestive orsans.
kodol, the great roconstructive tonic,
cures all stomach and bowel troubles,
indigestion, dyspepsia. Kodol digcsts
any good food you cat. Takes dose after
meals. G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
FONSY m, MISSOURI THURSDAY AUG 81, 1902 $la Yea

ew, and then oppose" we may expect
to be like the cows tale, comm out be-
hind. Here we ar, Atin the admins.
tration OF aiiares in the FillipiDes, moi,
50 much because they are wrong as be.
cause OF our pcnchant to oppose" and
by the same token we hav suffered our.
selves TO Islander and discredit our ar.
my. My stars! That chicken will cum
ho'ne 10 roost Who ever bclitiled the
American army nhd did not feel the dis.
pleasure OF the people? It's suicidal to
do sich IA thing IN that | wish we could
lind some good, sensible Dimercrat
brancs to lead us once morc-.but, alas.
JONATHAN JONES.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

s'atr OF VI. our, .s In the crcuit court,
'ounty Of Fancy 'H' oct term list,
rAf' 'lrh l"irrton, plaintiff,
W.
vale tine Wig-ans defendant ,
AZ ihs ia! comes the riaintii herein by Its
M'"tnrys, shnrrS \ Mcknight. and lllr- i,- petit
Won anu anilaNtt alleging, among other thing,
thh' iritniant, Valentine Wisgans. IL no, a
Resident oi the the state of Missouri
Nhttcipon, II if ordered, by the cour, IN
term, That rAil defendant be notified by puh.
hrhtion that plaintin has commenced "A suit
AGAINST MN IN this court, the object and scnrr.
a. nature Oi which "a to recover Judgment ngnInst
MN upon an account for Sgs ui and inicrcst
ahi 10 have the same declared u sprcinl len
hglhhst The NV qr of the ne frl ar. See y. twp .3
N.Y. ih''fRhkaT.ci ,Nse .Ae ar.. sec -, rnnsc ~,
which said real csiats has been attached by III,
plaintiff IN this case 10 satisfy said Ie hi snd
costsj and that unless the sal,i Valentine Wig
ganE de- aud appear n, this court at the next term
thrrcoito be begun and holden nj the court house
IN The town oi torSyth, Ia said county. on Ia.
2,th day of Oct next, and on or before the eni
of the hrst day Of taid term II the term shall so
long continuc-snd II not then IN or before the
lnsi day Of said term-answcr ur plead To the
petition In said cause, the same viii be- taken
a. confessed, AMI judgment will be- rendered ac-
coriingly
And 1t is further ordered, that n copy hcrco,
be published according To law, In the Ihney
county Republican, y newspaper published In
.aid county OF 1an-y, for four weeks succ.ss-
lively the last iusertion 10 BE- at least four weeks
before the lirsi day Of said neat October term Of
thls court. T.. Johnson,
Circuit Clerk
a true copy from the record. Witness m, hand,
and the seal of the circuit couri oi Ia
lsnALl ncy county, this ith day OF August,
lG.. j L JouNsoS
s.7-e-t.. Circuit Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Drpartmcnt Of the Interior, Land ollcr at
Springfield Missouri july T. ian
sufficient coHt",i affidavit having b.rn nlrd
IN ihis one" by ilIrdun X Melton. contestant,
against homestead rntry tg7s, male june 20,
lss' swqr ne ar and hf sc ~. and Sc ~ Sc az.
sec ~. zap ~. rnner3 hy william Giir.. contest.
- III which u j. alleged that .ah " iham Giles
has Nhnll' abandoned snd changed hi, f.shirnc.'
from said laud Tor mrrs than tno yeats pat ui4
prrs"ht hdit'ss and residence lr.lng unknown
aud that said nbsrncr wis not dur ~ hi. ,mplU, D
mem mem ~ thr army navy ~ marine corp u the
United States In time ~ war
Sali parties ar hrrrb, noifri a. appear fc.
rlpnd anu on"T "Nilrnr- touching said ALLEGATION
~ l0"'clucG - ~ On Aug ~ ig'r!, h,iorr Vernon
=. J"id, notary puhlic ~ tursyth, Mo. aud that
iinhl healing vii 10 held at ~ O'Clock A. n, on
sep, ' lr!, before The Register md Receiver Mt
W. United state Land Ofllr' In Springfield No.
~" ,a.i cnhic'itut having, IN proper hindn.
~ N.N '1lN .. ~" set forth facts which show
'hnt alter du" dllis' ur' prsOtal ,rrtic, of this
hotcc can not IT, made. u ], hereby ordered aud
hIf'ricd that such nutir-' h. given hy due aud
proper publication
JAM. + DHANNu. Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Department u thu lni.riur. Land OGc. At
sprinrlrld Missouri, June - Ipg
\ sufficient contest affidavit having ls..n 6l,1
~ ihl' oi,r" hN Samuel " BOSWELL rnutrstan,
arhin'l homestead rntry No. gtlpl made NAV q
lN'' Inf hi lots and ~ a. ~ ur 49, ar 49,; n
lWp :! n. fsugr - ", aud u III lot / nv ir so, y
Twp ~ nus" u Iy Moses / MrCnrmirl con
lrs'"'. M which II l. alleged that sa,d Mn...
Mr'nfmlrk hhs wholly abandoned nnd changed
NJ i"'ld"nr" from said land fpr morp than two
Year pat, hls pfr'"ni ndit",. and residence l..
lhH unknown, and that said ub.rur was nn, due
~ pluymrnt ~ the army. navy ~ marine corn.
~ III" United state. IN time ~ var
SAID parii', ar b"rrhy Notified IN appcar r.
'pyhl and uiI-r evidence 'hinr st.I allegation
W ~ w. w. rlo'h a. m, un Aug - llJa brfurr Vernon
- Iodd notary public at For.yih Mo: and that
hhhl hearing viii b. held NJ ~ O'Clock m on
N'ri, J. i'G, '~t"r' thr Register nud Receiver At
iIn hllrd stats Land ufiu- IN Springfield NJ.
hr 'ill contestant having. ~ a proper aiilda.
". hhd Jun" ~ liHt!, set forth iacis which show
tiht inter dn" diligence personal sttyic" Of this
notice eau not h. made II l. hereby Ordered nnl
directed that such uuir" h. given b, .luc nui
ITul"r publication
james 4 D'Rnunau Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Department Of the Interior, Land Ofir, at
Springfield, Missouri July n. Iat.
Notice IA hereby given that a.. following named
settler las nl.d notice oi her intention To- make H.
nal proof In ,uplpprt NJ. her claim aud that said
prooi Will be mud" before N" clcrk " the ririuit
court, =, Forsyth. Missouri. un Friday, August
~. lgr., VIZ.
Mary VI. Ayrrs. formerly widow NJ Thomas 4.
Clatkson, who made homestead npplicat inn No.
2bfo lot the hf lot 2hw pr aud II NJ lot . ~
~, Sec !, twp2l n range |, "
She rnmrs thr following witnesses to prove her
continuous rcsidencc upon aud cultivation uf said
laud. VIZ:
\. &. Mullina,, ". Z. Hnrk,tt " " Ptid.
aud j. Z. Mashburn. all nt Protein No
i. i. p'BAssps Reyistef
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
MINERAL SITUATION IN TANEY
Some Practical Suggestions BY o Success.
ful Prospeotor.

Like all questions OF importance, IL
has two sides. On one side are men with
land To sell looking for purchaser: on
the other, men with money looking for
investment. This being the case, why
are not more sales made: II is evident
there is one thing lacking; and that one
thinS is CERT Ais"s-
AT the present time. with good pros.
poets for II railroad, and the high price
OF lead and zinc, IL seems there should
be Il great demand Tor mineral land.
There is; but have you mineral land?
You think you have, hut men OF good
judgment are not buying PROBABILITIES
You have not the means to develop a
mine, and never will have. lfyou wan,
TO realize something for your land the
best thing for you to do is to prove its
worth. Show that you have mineral 10
justify purchase, and you will have
purchaser.
This will cost you something, il Is
true; but do little. You need not
spend money at first. Use brains and
muscle. Get some idea OF where you
might reasonably expect to find miner.
al, and then 70 over the land with your
eyes open and stone hammer In your
hand. Take the fisherman for yourcx.
ample. See how patiently no works. II
he fails one day, he tries the next, and
the next. Sometimes he gets u nibblc,
sometimes bite; occasionally, fish.
Then all his trouble is forgotten because
OF his success.
So you prospect. II you find nothing
the arst day, try again, and keep on
trying till you find indications sufficient
to Justify the spending Of a little money
for dynamite. And use IL carefully, no,
rccklessly. You nigh, blow pockets Of
ore to atoms by the injudicious use Of
dynamite. a painter being asked with
what he mixed his paints, replied,
with brains" That is the way to use
dynamite.
When you succeed in finding ore, le,
1t bc known and thus attract buyers.
When they come, treat them as friends,
and do not ask too much for your pros.
pcct. Sell il alta fair price, and buy
another ,rac, to prospect, saving part OF
the money. DO this, and in a short time
you will be rewarded by seeing Taney
county taking her rightful place as Il
mineral section. PRosPECToR.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Department uf the Interior. Land Office At
Springfield, Missouri, Aug I. ip!
Motto" is hereby given that the follow ing NAMED
settler has flied roticc of li- intention Ia mai,
nnal proof In support of his claim aud that .nil
proof will be- made before the cl"rk ui The rif,uit
court ~ Forsyth, Missouri, on saturday. sept H.
lsE VIZ:
l"wiss Phillips, homestead application No -.
al, for the " III ~ ~ src N. aud nv ~ nrqr aud
II hi tot / nv Vr. 500 ~ twp - u. range u "
lie names N" following witnes,os IN prove H.
continuous wsidrn~ upon aud cultivation ~ said
luud. viz
{. VI. Thompson, Joseph iIlnukcnship l.. Nn.
dcr,on aud J. l.. Holiday, all NJ C.gar valley,
Missouri.
4 a. 'll.sSnN N,ut.t,1
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Department of the Interior, Land Of'icr at
Springfield, Missouri, july ~ iyr,
Notice is hereby given tint the fullnNingnamrd
settler has iled nuir" NJ her intention 10 maxi n.
nal prool IN support ~ her claim. aud that said
pi"oi WIZ br maj" riurr tli" clerk NJ the circuit
nj Forsyth, Missouri, on FRIDAY. Aug =, lpti. VIZ.
sarah u. Wihun, widow NJ Robert l.. Wilson,
dsc-ascd. who mad" homestead application 30
2sh-i, Tor III" " h' - ~, and he az ~ IT. SO X
twp ~ n, range ~ "
He names The following witnesses to prove LI.
continuous tcsidrnc" upon aud cultivation ~ said
land. viz:
Thompson Mckee. Alicr Mckee. Ii.ninnin.
Weathcrman aud Conrad Con-liuus, all of Wal.
nut Shade, Missouri
JAxEs T. O'DAsSoS, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Department oi the Interior l.nnd Unirr NJ
Springfield. Missouri July II. lp9
Notic" Il brrrb, given that the iullpwinr.nnnrd
settler has fled nulr" ui hls intention tn nnk" H.
nni nruoi In support NJ hls claim aud that said
proof s. III b. made -futc ,hr circuit clerk at iur.
s,th, Mr'our on FRIDAY, Aug ~ iur. via:
Thomas Todd, Homestead application 40 Ys1il
Tor ia" ~ qr So qr, see ~, aud hi NV Jr aud NV
qr. u" ar sec -, twp ~ n. range Isw
u" names ia" folloWing witnesses IN prove hi.
cont linuons residence upon aud cultivation NJ said
labd, VIZ.
John Hair Thomas Ononl Henry bunk and
Elisha iitumhrld, all ~ Hercules Nu
j. I. O'BAssoN Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

Don't neglecta cold, 1t is worse than
unpleasant II is dangerous. BY us
ing One Minute Cough Cure you can
cure IL at once. Allays inflammation,
clears the head, soo,hs and strengthens
the mucous membrane. Cures coughs,
Group, and lung troubles. Absolutely
safe. Acts Immediately. Children
like IT,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
THURSDAY. ArG. =.

Road pcti,ioned for by Joseph Stat.
ford and others ordered opened and es.
tablishcd.
IL being shown TO the satisfaction OF
the court that voters in certain parts Of
the county reside at such distances from
the existing voting places as to make il
very inconvcnien, and impracticablc for
voters to attend and vote at the various
elections, 1t is ordered by the court that
new voting precincts be established as
follows:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21

and approved, and ordered spread upon
the records in full.
Petition Of Lingcnfclter and Others
for new road, and rcmonstancc there
10, considered and petition dismissed,
not having twelve signatures Of iicc.
holders after removing names Of those
who had signed rcmonstrance also.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
WEDNESDAY, AUG o.

The State Auditor Is authorized 10
draw warrant in favor Of J w Powell,
treasurer of Taney county, for amount
OF sr.te school fund appor,ioncd Ia TIT
ney county.
Quarterly settlement Of fees collected
by { johnson, circuit clerk and re-
corder, for quarter ending Aug !, 1902,
filed, examined and approved.
Statement Of J \ Weathcrman. sher-
in, for quarter ending Aug ., 1902, filed,
examined and approved.
Ordered that the NJ or OF the sw or OF
sec 10, twp u, rng II, enormously us.
scssrd to j II O'Neiil, bs assessed to
d Hilton, the proper owner.
Fee bill In the inquest Of sada Bennett
allowed a. follows; Jurors, a Man
non, Whit, j A sins, LCromp-
ton, DMurray andW fMcore; frank
Bennett, witnessi ami " Moorr,
constable, sl each, s.: Isaac Horn
beck, acting coroner, ~ -, warrant
on surplus In lur, innd of 1870. ....; = II 90
u Kelley, on acct ns 0yersccr, road
overse,rs' fund, ...., .............. is.Oo
Same, for purchase and repair Of road
tools, ;..,............ ..,.....,,..... $50
7 II Humphreys. mcdlrines for Thos
Melton, Martha CMlton and Boone
smith, and two professional visits To
lhos Melton, paupcr fund, ....... IO.3
W W Walden, ON acct as oycrsoer In Dist
-, road oycrsrer's fund. ............, u ~
j a Wcaihcrnan, shrrin, for commIit-
Ing Henry Harris TO jail, 81, aud
boarding him II days At soc, $50
contingent FUND. .,........... 49,. 60
I Anderson, for medicine and contin-
ucd medical services rendered Ann
Harris. Paupcr fund, d,................ 1000
y Z Parsons, for examining Isaac bay
bcforccounty cou:t for insanity. coh-
tingent fund, recommendations, 500
Mo school for boys, tor support Of NIL
ton and James sample from Aug lst
to Nov LIST, lgr, si0j. there having
been paid ON same at May term of
court si3, contingent fund, ....,..... O. 90
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
WORK OF THE COUNTY COURT
4 Busy Session n-tIectioa Officers Appoint.
ed-Much Business Transacted.

The Taney County Court convened in
regular session Aug. 4, 1902, all judges
and officers OF the court being present
Ordered that road pclitionod for by
NJ y Allen and others, changing Spring
field-Hurrison road, be surveyed and re-.
ported on ut the next regular term OF
court.
Bills were considered and passed on as
follows:
20 simmons. lumber, hardware. re-
. pair. etc, road fund, o.. 90. .......s g.GS
same. for work ~ oyers"er, Dist II. road
oNrr-ecr's fund. .......... He
j II blryins To buy tools, road fund. loco
same. work NJ oversrer, Dist ", road
o,srsrcr's fund. ............. ....... 1870
John 7 Dickenson. materials furnished
during sickness aud for burial OF
fluld Robinson, phupcr fund, ... $50
j Marrow, making coffin for FLOYD
Robinson, pauprr fund. .......'. 500
q W Coats, for tools and repair, Dist
u, road fund. ..................,. Sin
Same, for work ~ oycrseer, Dist2i, road
nNersecf'r fund. ....................... lSO
X Allen. days work a. ovcrsccr In
bist 81 after settlement for lyll and
before successor qualified. road over
seer fund Of i1i 1i.................... 500
L. Mli ilctOn, for keeping RcboCca Hart
monihs. panpcr fund, 600. ........ u 90
Z Siurgs. Oh acct a. road oyersecr IN
Dist :, road fund, ................... IOO1|
Arter kissee. lumber and tools. road
fund, ........ . A %.
" IInwor,h. tools and road supplies,
road fund. ....... ............,. -. ln
Pr Lcathcrs, keeping Ann Harris, Aug
TO Nov, l@r,, paupcr fund, 90. .-- SO.c
d Johnson express, freight and broom
furnished, contingent fund.-. ....... sos
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-08-21
TUEspAY. AUG. 3.

{ Ford, salary rs prosecuting attorney
for June. July and August, So 81
nnd for conviction of Asa stellar and
lirury Harris, sl0, oiircrs find. 70 2,
~ Clair, ON acct ~ Oytrsccr, Dist IL,
road ovrr-"rr's fund, .... ........ Is n
same. for lumber. tools and labor. road
fund, .;..........,... -. ........ IO.N
PhrrishA Tolerton, for clothes aud shoes
furnished IN burial Of FLOYD Robin.
son, paupcr fund, ..... ........ 10 "a
fhrsons, for visit 10 prisoner In jail,
contingent fund ..'...........',. l.n
CITY Drug store. for drugs for McIaln,
apris0ncr, and Boone Smith. n pau
per, contingent fund, .......... l,5
J. " oncal, for two wolf .calps. sum of
~ a. certified to state auditor: war
rant on contingent fund, ....... In
y Drake, ruad tools Dist road fund Il ~
A Hicks, making report to state Supt
s5n; circulars OF information and
stamps, sii ~, contingent fund, B II
Collins, TOR rcpnliins roai so,'s,.~'--. 40
lshu, t,,.. ..'.....'.. .....,.''t''.t' -'-V
, 1902-10-10
ono Interference"

There is one thing anarchists will not
consent to, one thing they rebel against
lat least in thought, and sometimes in
act, and that is anybody's assumption
to rule another. whether it be car,
king, nobility or a democrat majority.
says William NJ. Salter in The Atlantic.
They are disagreed about many things.
There are individualist anarchists and
socialist Tor communist anarchists, be-
levers In private property and belev-
ers In common property, but all alike
believe in self rule, and theyare as much
opposed to democratic state socialism
as to state socialism of any kind. They
believe that power intoxie1tes the best
of men and are not willing to allow II
In any form. mo master, high or low"
they say, after William Morris. LET
life shape ITSELF" "Mind your W busi-
ness mo interference"-such is their
demand.
, 1902-10-10
Friday, October 10, 1902.
POULTRY POINTERS.

Fowls will not thrive with close PEN
ming or crowding.
About one foot of space on b roost
should be allowed for each adult fowl.
A handsome appearance is worth l or
2 cents q pound on poultry In selling.
Calcareous matter for shells and
gravel to aid trituratlon in the gizzard
are Indispensable.
Ground or crushed bone is SO yalua-
be for their health that 1t should al
ways be kept before them.
The morning meal may be made more
palatable and stimulating by adding
cut onions with salt and pepper.
Carelessness in the little details nee
essary to good management will soon
show in the condition of the fowls.
Clean, pleasant and suitable quarters,
with wholesome, nutritious food. have
much to do in determining the flavor
and quality of both the eggs and the
flesh of fowls.
A good way to tell a fresh egg Is by
the air bubble in the large end The
smaller the air bubble the fresher the
egg. A fresh egg must be examined
closely to see the air bubble.