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The courier., 1902-08-16

The Rev. DIR. Lawson, Of Camden,
N. J., has a pretty wit. He says that
Christian Science, which Is neither
Christian nor scientific. reminds him
Of the guinea pig. which does not
come from Guinea and is not a pig.
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BAILEY ON CORPORATIONS

impoverished succeeded IN having
modest nsure AZ
whose mind impregna'o
atons ought To pay taxes ~
However,
the city
population with it, street cars VIII pay
the Seattle Electric Company were osa IN
the offer would be as
assessed scarcely more than
few an
public opinion has been slowly compelling them TO stand Tor
Netnr
objections can only
proportion % public
Of public franchises shall return to IT'S
eoarse population
% OF the
ale Electric Company himself somewhat
small corporation compelled dserge The
is o
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arose on a semi-cIrcle OF duakv en-
fertainers yesterday afternoon. Rich
ard and Pringie's Georgia Minatrels
were presented The organization r.
30 years old. but its shows are al
ways new. The present company
contains several clever people that
keep the audience in an uproar OF
laughter. Tire sololsts are very good
I'd. Tolliver and KID I.anKford
hold down the ends. Tolllver is well
known a. the man with the India
rubber folding face He Is GER
tainiy a fuD-maker. His songs and
his monoiogue were well received.
Lansford IL second only 20 Tolliver
a. an entertainer and kept up his
end Of the trouble. The way he sang
Il Can't Help Loving That Man.
wss side splitting. J. a. watts sang
Tell BE viii Ny Dream Come
True In a naasterful way.
j. r. sherman's baritone selection
vas also good.
The feature OF the last part Of the
performance was Simon Bonon1or'a
Morocco acrobats. five In number.
They are great tumbiars. and q
sterling addition TO the show. They
we're procured especially Tor this
tour OF the Georgia Minstreis and
viii return to Morocco at is conciu-
Ft'H NJ fnifhtfeta run tue tHlire
week.
The MusIeteers"
THE Musketeera." an operatic
burlcaque In two acts, opened for a
weeks enR8 cement at the Madison
last night. The piece was elaborate
~ presented by a large company
beautifully costumed and well
drilled. The chorus was made up Of
first-ciass people and the marches
and drills were well executed. The
I burleHque IL OF the military variety
and gave a splendid opportunity for
/ this style work. The play n re-
plete with good songs that were sung
well both By the chorus and SCHOOLS.
The work OF Miss Frances Gibson
stood out alone. She la undoubtedly
clever actress and possesses a re
/ markedly sweet soprano voice which
she uses 10 advantage. Miss Nellie
Germ WAS clever as Wanda. The
soubrette role was we'll suited Ia
/ her style OF acting. Frances Grey
/ deserves much credit for the way
Z she put on the part Of the Musketeer
/ Fritz, who rises to the rank Of gen
eral IN a few minutes time. The
other characters In the burlesque
were well presented.
Before the curtain rose on the
| burlesque several speciality acts. were
I introduced. Some were good and
some bad. The alleged comedy on
tertainnent Of David Kennedy and
/ Guaaie IJ'DeIl was n frost and could
aRer OF the house.
a.
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one or soe,Erv's COOP THINGS

society IL much distressed over the prospect Crosby
Carl nantsl OF Cleveland before abe makes
This debut business great thing
account Of such tribes marriase death and
ether
complete
marry with this void
ing n hearts the end
The debut Is good thing the A
teeth without laughing
exhibition his raror whsre the
premium sweu
viii the aa
OF DEBUT
catch husband
aud the chances that she
Ieanla nk md
n a o
dressed:
gxxie nex
Who invensed
OF
honest living keeping society well
formal opportunity to pick her pieces.
One Of the disadvantages
California.
deep seclasion
awaited him In England
Grant
ary academy 70 send exact and confidential fo
=
something
than did anything" This l. 1t
Indicate whether / s e
Columbus pow
realized
a a wayc has
But who would Chicago
when no retnrn ticket = supplied
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington for King
County.
Anna 10 seaton. plaintiff. vs.. Alex
ander ~. Seaton. defendant. No.
1850
The State of washington 20 the
said Alexander N. seatou, defend
ant. You are hereby summoned 20
appear within sixty days after the
fret publication Of this summons. to-
wit. within sixty days after he 21at
day OF July, 1902, and defend the
above entitled action In the above
entitled court, and answer the com
plaint Of the plaintiff, and serve
copy Of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff. nj his
Office below stated: and In case OF
your failure 30 10 do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according
20 tho demand OF the complaint,
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heaters
-P.uI Jones" \. Grand

No more pronounced success has
yet been scored by the little people
OF the Pollard Juvenile Opera Com
bany in Seattle than that theJ
achieved In the production Of Plan
queffe's nautical skit. Paul Jones.
last night
The children have long been local
favorites. but they have never had
q nS@re enthusiastic audience than
that which greeted them at the
Grand opera house. and they fully
upheld their reputation In this they
were aided By having to present a
pretty. tuneful little opera. replete
with comedy. and giving each OF the
young singers fun opportunity to
show his or her training and talent.
Where there are 30 many clever
people In company II Il hard to
distinguish in praising, but Master
While Thomas. as Blcoauet. the
heroine's stern old uncle, vas moth
Ing less than perfect comedian.
Willie Pollard. as Bouillabalse. fish
erInan and smuggier, was equally
clever In the same line OF work Tiny
Daphne Pollard. as Petit Pierre. thu
smuggier's apprentice. simply took
the house by storm. Jack Pollard.
- Kit Kestrii and later as Don Tro-
eadero. vas good and captured the
audience by his ballad singing In the
second act. As the heroine. Yvonne.
Alice Pollard was up to her usual
high standard.
paul Jones viii be sung all week
at the Grand
Clever Child Specialists
A company Of very clever child
Specialists opened a weeks engage
rnent last night at the Seattle thea
ter. The youngsters are all equally
clever ana II would be hard 10 pick
favorite. A. high-class yaude-
willie performance u has seldom been
sxreIied IN Seattle and was well de-
serving Of q much larger audience
than attended last night Marion
George, q talented child viztuOso. de-
lighted the audience with her violin
selections. Another OF the hits OF
the evening was the dramatic read r
ings Of Lillian Doillver. She also
showed her capabilify BY singing
several French songs IN a manner
whsch left little 10 be desired. Mon
taKue Barton. aged about years,
was exceptionally good in his rich
Jrfssh fix, Sailors hornpipe and
French toe dances. Hobart Cavan-
auah ha "a good voice and his sew
eral ballads were well received.
Mignon Earle brought down the
house By her piano playing and dan
cling. The remainder Of the program,
consisting Of dances and songs ana
eake-walksng, war good. The famous
sTell Me Pretty Maiden" song. from
FIorodorn. was we'll done and was
literally applauded.
The children Will be at the Seattle
theater All week and should prove "a
drawing card.
Richards e. Prlnnis
The Third Avenue theater curtain
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SEAT Tie
AT HELENA
puooALE CROWD OF BALL
EXPERTS TAKE THE FIFTH
GAME FROM SENATORS

HELENA. Msnt. Aug. sa.-"Wee
Willie hogg OF Seattle held the local
aggregation down 10 fike hits ycstcf-
dRA. and his team won cut BY q ncefv
90 4 to 1. The clEht men behind
Hogs backed him up we'll. aud an ale
round good game 81 bail was played
| The gpme was fun Of Henaa tiunal
playing. Thompson, the Helena allah
artist. was found for II hits hy dug
dalNiH pVtH
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man smith appeared Scott made
rush AZ the offieer and said Re would
not permit him to stay IN hiss house.
Policeman stuart srrived At ahout
this time ard scott made an attack
on him lie NnH foorcd, naanaciFd
and sent 20 the city jail. While ON
Ger smith Was present. Scott tried
20 get q razor - cut hts threat.
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CRAzED BY
WHISKY

After terrorizinx his family and
trying 10 commit suicide. BY tampinx
lnto she bay. =. A. Scott eiefs.
tried 20 set a razor 10 cut ate ee y
throat inst nlNht. and was iinnlsg
sent 10 police headquarters bf Pa
troirnan smith and Aciins Detscttse
stuart.
scott came 90 his home At the cor
per Of fIraf avenue and Denny Naf
last night much the worse Tot liquor.
lie threatened members % his lam
~ and completely terprtEes thstia
'rhen he rushed ofst of fhr hotsse. fst
down penny way and iumpe1 into
the hay. lie was finally pulled ou'
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BUTTE Mont, Auk. 20. THE local
bunch pounded out a victory from
Portland yesterday and won hy a
score OF 10 &, butte hit and nelded
we'll. Portland played iifelcaH BAH.
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TACOMA. Aug. ga spokane now
rests In the cellar. Tacoma ven
out yesterday By a Henre OF "a Z.
and thereby climbed up into spo-
kane'a place.
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Imported naxdhd PORTER. ss-inch
wide. at=a yards long. heavy
knottrd fringe. N.eo. per pllf
ssss.sss .ss.ssts. ssssssssss N~.b"
Tapestry posti~re Curtains. 50
yards long. "a inches vide. In
beautiful nrw patterns Russian
red olive. green and Havana
brown. regular ts.oo value Der
PAIR sessss .sss+@ssssss.s.ss FssbN
New Muslin Ruffisf Curtains. ~
yards long. - inches wide. nsw
spring patterns. soc value. sell
Ing ~ ......s..s.........s Sbc
nottingham rsace Curtains. yards
long. 20 inches wids. overlook
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
arins only.
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
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Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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HoMEsEEKERe' PARADISE.
Don't DELAY inokina 81 this property. a. :
beautifully located on tire shores % Lake
Washington. every Tot within q few STEPS
81 electric lire. fn fare service from
o. ~ a. m. 20 " .. IN; cleared ard graded
avenues. sidew axis. gond churches. schools
stores. etc. free wood and water. lots
selling fast ana no wonder only SEQ fTh
ana ssA for iarre so-faaf lots, Al IS and
$40 down and $50 month lumber for
building On terms also. See owner q
X Htuftsvant mornlnKs at Rainier
Ilearh afternoon. at fiaston block.
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which has been nied with the clerk
Of said court.
Said action " Instituted for the
purpose Of procuring a divorce and
the custody Of n minor child
HORACE PETER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Handkerchief
Sale
Ladies' Fine Lawn Hand
kerchIofs

Haif-iueh hem. sac value. each
.sssts.s ssstt..stssssssssss 90
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchief,
half and five elghths- Inch hem,
iac value each ,t.s...ss..sssio Toe
Ladies Real irish Linen fiandkcr.
chiefs. you would guess their
value at re. selling nt.s,..st Toe
Ladies' Fine lawn Handkerchief.
neat lace insertion ana lace edke
trimmed. regular z7c value. each
sts.s.ssts sstsssssss sssssfsfst f''
Gents white Lawn Handkerchief.
f-inch hem. regular les value
ceiling Al ssstts.tssssss $1,000 ANF
Gents Pure Linen Handkerchief.
haif-ineh hem. regular sac value
each sssssssts .ssssssttsstssst- t'S
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Reiehsrt BROS. pianos. no Union
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Men to work In sawmili I.
steady employment. good wages.
no fee. Call NJ 6ig Bailey building.
WANTED Men 70 uofk on raiir~ad and
sldaruad W leNeinE camp. Call eip
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WY wAvrnp-rrM.rr

SHORT order COOK. ti5. waitress. ti2 a
week. cha rnhermhida. $50 100 general
airs. GOOD wages day women, n you
want reliable help. phone Main aaa. queen
city Employment once. ii2i Third av.
onuo.
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ron NEVADA AND UTAH
500 n. n MEN FuH SEvApk-MuCK.
Ems TEAIsTETs, HANMEEsMES
AND MACHINE MEN. f2.oo TO o. %.
0ilIP DAILY
MNteffuL a HAWKINS
tio Wt1Ar MAIN STREET.
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TES acres near Pert orchard navy yard
$50. monthly apYmsuta, SO.
Lots IN oyster bay addition. Pert orchet q
navy yard. oniy SO
Ttvs acres seuth % Seattle. $500. si'
monthly.
VIM. n. Rebersson. 50 Hoftun Bank hidE
FOftECLoSED property broom hard m
isted house in Hpels condition. lot oonf.o
ven chesa for cash overlooking faaks
Union. hns view. make an offer. Quail
helm a Holman. aos New York Hiock.
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First Showing Of
New
Fall Underwear

Ladies' Heavy Fieeced Jersey
Ribbed Vests and Pants. we'll
worth Sc. at.................2 Sc
Ladies' Medium Weight Ftns
Lambs Wool Vests and panta.
regular ti.ss value. each 81 90
Mems Heavy vlcuna Ribbed
shirts and Drawers. &c value
selling at ss4....s4s......4s.5 soc
Gents Nleuna Wool Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. fer good wear un-
excsiisd. each .sss......ss.H 90
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CAN locate 100 parties on Oregon
yellow pine lands, just opened for
entry. yielding a.ooo. 900 70 the quar-
ter and better. Cruiser will ac-
company iocatorr. THIS timber il
more valuable than cedar. Behrens,
kiement a Mahoney. ga New York
block.
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New PortIeres and
Lace Curtains


Tapestry roFtierr Curtains.
new patterns. worth sgss
Tuesday. special Hf.ts
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rhe rhira Avenue theater curtain
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WANTED Mcn to work In sawmiI.
steady employment. good wages.
no Zee. Call At sis Bailey building.
WANTED Men to wofK on raiir.ad ana
siddrpad V lerGinE cAmp. Call eip
haiisr building.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE
SEATTLE Employment once. head
quarters for al kinds Of help.
country orders collected. Goa Third
and James. Phone Main i3is.
PACIFIC Emt One. nee "a Ave. fuF.
So Me- Sss' K hsls Y n slv @" w Main
urLr wkyrsp-rEw.rr
SHORT order COOK, SIS. waitress. ti2 a
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enne.
ron s.tE-NtsrrtLsN
Hi0HeHf price, raid Tor second hand
household aaoda stoves. befirnop sets
carpets. etc. nnd secondhand ONCE FUR.
nitUre. Red Front Furniture Co. il0.it2
Second avenue south. Tel John aa2i'
GROCERY store at a sacrifice; Obliged 20
eeilt doinE Ennd business, eheaN rent
will take rart purchase money seattle
or ballard realty. q bargain. Address,
". g. star.
FINANCIAL
A RTfIhnfE place 20 borrow money on
diamonds, watches. iswoiry Low inter
est n. II, West. 5oa Pike street.
MONEY on phort notice at low rate. pri-
vate money and company money TO build
with q. A. Virtue Room 4. Halier
building. Phone Black 30.
COLLATERAL BANK tnerto a Reed.
money loaned on any Eood collateral
100 Cherry.
TO LoAN-rrivata money at low rate OF
interest. bamuH q Orner. 100 Yeslef
way. Rooms Z. and Q.
WARRANTS bought ana sold. Morrison
a Hsheimnn. Mutual Life bid
ron ryCuANGE-REAL ESTATE
ElS pie6ea Improved city aud county. At
Gibson. Kansas. FOR similar close TO mar
het Pacific coast properties. Address,
J. Waiten, care Star
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A RFtIAnf.E place TO borrow money on
diamonds, watches. tswelry. Low inter
est n. n, West. 5o4 Pike street.
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CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly lots. $50 20
tih. terms 81 down. 81 monthly. free
water and wood.
small new ho,se. large io,. SEQ. terms
S2h down, $40 monthly.
Several cottages for rent 81 per month up.
owner Hiilman ofilcen west shore Green
Lake car line crosses property.
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uEIp WANTED = MALE aNp
FEMALE

SEATTLE Employment once, head.
quarters for al kinds 81 help.
country orders collected. Goa Third
and James. Phone Main isis.
PACIFIC Emtl Oricr. fioe "a Ave. fur
rlshea best help IN city. Call Up Main
-. Mrs. Reyes. Arr
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Columbus pow
cheapest way live
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HrY or ntsIfsp a HOME
We caa asii yua nfns cortrncfs vtrr Low
funshffs at actual coef. Just what hss
b~en fafd IN on thezn. VITA three yca can
tur o. tuild q hsfa~. buy a ranch. pay
81 naeFfGaGe fun hcW owe Ard n
yea pun . los. we ran furnish you the
rnonsy to build 81 cncs. This Is the ~
dsifu coutpsnr. and thsT have bought
and taiif homes fer twenty people. names
~ shtch wtil - given en- appiicatien
fefuefntTFs this eair ccsfa rou 81 op per
frenfh - eNn hrtne. No tnfef~etl party
must sen thess rine cohffsafs. thsy
are leavina the esunfry. Gail or I'D
dress rcotu "a. euiiirsn huildinH
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Auf-rIoNEERs

AUCTION and commission mouse. bancroft
and STAN. secondhand goods bought an
sold; large Ice bon. double story. Ein
lined ans Pike street. u, &. STAIN. ser
sral Auctianesr Tel. BLACK cpps.
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HIdHEaf priess raid Tor second hand
household goods. stoves. befiruoip setA
carpets etc. and secondhand office FUR.
niture. Red Front Furniture CO.. ii0.tt3
Second avenue south. Tel John 1921.
GROCERY store at snrrifcei Obliged 20
Heii. dplnE sod business cheap rent
will take Part purchase money Seattle
or ballard realty a bargain. Address,
". C.. star.
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MONEY on short notice at low rate. pri,
vats money and company money to build
with a. a. Virtue, Room 4. Hallei
building. Phone Black so
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TO LoAN-rrivata money at low rate Of
interest pamuH q Orner. 100 realel
way Rooms B. Z and o.
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One OF the Disadvantages In being hermit appear
vfvidnes= In the OF haley California
saeh deep seclasion without knowing that
awaited him England
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As result OF rate ran offered
Houston Texas. Chicago
It who would chiea
; supplied
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ATTEND Ihs Hririssails, essap meeting
ur~sa Lake afssn untii seeseuat.er q
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PROPERTY PACKED ICE.

tamped down. Allow no sawdust to
remain on top of the various layers
until the icehouse is filed. Fig. &c
shows the sixth layer in and ready for
the sawdust. Ice is preserved by being
packed away from the air. AS hot
weather comes on the ice will settle
some. Be sure to keep the sawdust
tamped down around the sides fire.
quently during early summer and see
that no airholes FORM. = - =5.
When the ice is all packed in, cover
with ten to fifteen inches of sawdust.
Leave the gables open more or less to
allow free circulation of air over the
ice. 1 hope that this description, with
sketches. Of our own successful har-
vesting and storing of ice in cheap
pole frame icehouse will encourage
many farmers to decide to have some
ice next season, and may they thor
oughly enjoy for the first time the
cooling benefits which accrue to the
fortunate possessors Of the CONCEALED
fluid. u". ---~-~-<.A - ~ -,-aEs-@.-~s
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FILLING TIL IcEHouSE.,

e1ope Methsd 81 sfo11nx 10 Seeure
the Best Resu
Mr.. j. ,H. Brown III Rural New York
e explains the method he uses to store
Ice. The nlustrat ton shows cross sec
lion OF his icehouse, with boards nall
ed horizontally on the inside OF the
poles
From 70 to Is inches should be left
between the Ice cakes and the wallis.
Locate the icehouse where good natural
drainage may be secured. Tile may be
laid, as indicated at "a, to secure more
adequate drainage Il needed. Cut the
cakes so as to break joints, say 10 BY
So inches or is by SO, as condit ions
may require. IL will he impossible to
make the cakes at together perfectly,
no matter how expert the saw manipu-
lator may be. On this account we put
In one layer, 1t closely as possible,
then shave over the upper surface Of
all the cakes with carpenter adze.
The shavings OF Ice are swept into the
crevices between cakes. When freezing
cold, little water is sprinkled over
the whole surface to cement the layer
solidly together.
As each layer isS completed the saw
dust should be filed in around the
sides level with the top and sondly
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TO AID IN DEHORNlNG.

Application of the Device Used by
Rarey, the Horse Tanner. -
& Clark Braly of California sends the
following to Hoard's Dairyman:
; 'tI inclose you tie for holding cows
head at stanchion while dehorning. I
think it the best tie 1 know. It may
not be new to you, but as have seen
some inquiry in your paper in regard
to dehorning thought Iswould send it
to you. send you a small model to
show how to use it. When the cows
head is fast in stanchion, the rope is
dropped over her neck, the loop is
caught on the under side and the rope,
doubled, is put through loop and placed
around the nose up far enough to not
shut off her breathing; then pull the
rope back to post at side of stanch-
ion, take one turn around post. A man
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-03-19
Milking Cows. Continuously.

A friend asks my experience in milk
ing COWS continuously. I have some
COWS that insist on not going dry.
like to have them dry about a month
before freshening, both for the vigor
of the calf and for the recuperation Of
the cow, says w. F. McSparran in Ma
tional Stockman.q But am not sure
the COW or calf either needs this if the
COW is properly fed, and that is very
difficult thing to come at, so prefer
the period Of rest if can persuade the
cow to take it.. Whether she milks
better during the lactation after fresh.
ening because she rested or not l cant
say. Some we'll informed cow men
say it makes no difference in her peri.
cd yield except in the flush after calv-
ing, with a rest before. It is hard to
estimate. have never known cows
to do each year alike, so it is tmpossi-
bic to tell what the COW might have
done. g.sslE.. :. 5a5z;- 2 (; u u;