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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

nEsa ~ tSe epa Of the subscription. Sub:
Rmaum, Rspssfhs em rom The postmaster after
they have expired, .n.1 3aencs thss The per.
for the usper Stopped and
refuses the paper st the post oies neeo 9n IN nnv
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well, how do you like the color OF the
Haying IS IN full blast and the supply
IS not very plentiful this years.
with big attendance this week.
Drayton's local phones are to be con-
nected with the long distance wires.
er that some OF the early grain will be
cut in Tuly.
-
way D'o""' VI y'on, spe"' ias'
"e.H WIN "e' so''' ''S' W. o'a''a'''
IT A.,,a,, :. ,..;,,. ,d;.;o g..
n, u.--;., &c. 1e.1e - 49, - .-oS.
&c which .hara Ill, ha . noroh
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Rev, Mr.. Dean of Neche h; removed
~ tho pr.sh,,+sr;.. oh,~oh hara
Some fine Hereford cattle went thru
on Tuesday on the N. P. for exhibition
at the Winnipeg Fair. They came from
Iowa.
Sidewalks are progressing all over
town. That six foot walk to the court
house is notable improvement. South
Pembina is looking better for the new
four foot walks too.
have extended themselves this season?
They certainly belive in expansion. The
glory OF old Pembina is her abundance
of natural and planted trees.
iney haa d ue'a'eu 4'n o. ,u'y ee'eofa-
broken $40 window pane and nearly
killed innocent dog were the results of
"what fools we mortals be-"
Attorhey T. L. opiihg, Oh 1afn''ton'
mas oeeh appoihteo by Lieut.. governor
hartlett as superintendent OF the femol-
St. LOUIS next year. he IS TO gather the
EXHIBITS.
:oun.y eo'nl.'sslon.'s nave .o
nueo ~ ees''ou "''e "eeN' t'a't " .le
alu'e a..H's % q Doaip VI levi." anu w.
's 'oa''nu 'oip'ss.ohet "ofk oe'"een
ceeoihss VIII come next week.
Mrs Donald ,r,,,,,,,,,s,,. &c Havoc,
wont - ,ha ho.n,..i =. 49, 80 ~.
WEDNESDAY whs,s p. ....Asruau+ s, W.
o;o., onsr.,,on ~ ". . su.
hv her nhss;s;.. - " s,.an T
onerst;on was snoos..s,, cS,s.a, I'm
80 ss '''A' a"'
Barney johnson was the successful
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

Local.
Well, how do you like the color Of the
post Office block now?
Haying is in full blast and the supply
is not very plentiful this years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17
Ma1rliars Lean,

Marriage Liesnss. u
Knstjan a. Frimansons; and Palma
Bornsdo tter. both Of Akra. II
Charles Cannon and Mary HISS, both
of Hamiiton. sssss s.5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17
laintS..,.

The minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co.'s pure
paints. Other dealers will tell you they have the
Just as good brand, but when they tell you this
they know they stating what is not true as the
Mnnesota's paints cover one-thrd more space last
twice long and look better than the cheap brands
of paint Buy the best
We sell Gypseme Wall Finish and Brushes.
Our Tin Shop is running as usual. Tin and
Sheet Iron Work speciality.
We have everything you want in the meat
market Everything in season.
Don't forget the place where you buy, and we
sell, everything
cheney's Department Store
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

The county commissioners have con-
tinued in session this week, part Of the
time acting as a board OF review and do.
ing routine commissioner work between
whites. The FIRST installment Of pro.
ceedings viii come next week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

A negro porter by the name Of Parker,
who went south on the N. P. diner last
Monday. got into an alteration with the
cook at East Grand Forks and slashed
the cook across the hand with razor
nearly severing the fingers. The cook
will lose use OF several Of his fingers.
Fhe porter escaped and has not yet been
arrested.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Donald Thompson, of Hensel
went to the hospital N Grand Forks or
Wednesday, where ~ asnderwent sur
gical operation. She Has accompanied
by her physician. Dr.. ]. c. Suter. The
operation was successful Crystal Call
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

The basket ball girls went over to
Crystal last Friday evening 70 play .
game with CRYSTAL club. The 81 Thorn.
g q team yon the game 81 Assure Of 81 "a
Our basket ball club has never ye,
met deseat - = admitted 70 Be Tie
chimp ~ tssm " this end II NJ $3.50
81 4 hosiss Times. ~ Do ron adnit Il
n,lbiiig gikiss 3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

Barney Johnson was the successful
bidder for the new addition to the high
school building. This will give two
room addition that IS badly needed. Blu,
it is probable that only one room will
be finished at the present time owing tc
the lack Of funds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

Jim Phinn, Of Grafton. lost his dog. He
heard it was on the northbound train and
teIegraphed the, Drayton city marshal
The marshal found the dog, but left the
half-breed who stole It. Jim 5probably
had more use Sor The fan bred dog thar
for 4 halfbreed thiel
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

Neche kids came over on Monday to
play ball with our juniors, but found
themselves rather outclassed. They
play good game however. Two games
were played and both were largely in
favor of the locals. We suggest to the
kid teams that they should establish a
standard of weight and size rather than
age: Don't say, boys of such an age on
ly shall play, but bar out overgrown lads
by limiting the weight or height, as well.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17
MARKET REPORT.
Local..

Barley s3c. Oats &c.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

The foundation work at the court
house has been commenced and consider
able progress made. Barney Johnson
has the contract and will put in a new
stone foundation. The old piles on
which the main part Of the building rests
are in good shape. The commissioners
have decided to put brick vault in the
place OF the iron safe at the clerk of
courts corner.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
A MERRY x1AS PARTY.

Gee cf the most enjoyable par
ties 81 the season VS. that given
It Jebn Pope's residence last
wednesday night for little Kiss
Beverley uorreT. in honor Of Miss
F-raie Coan. Of Memphis, who is
yisisiag in the city during the
holidays Games were played, re-
irsshmefts served, and from 1870
10 ll.30 dancing was INDUCED ID
All present had merry time, and
departed for their respective
homes "a the New Year vas born.
Those present were: Floy Han
cock, Rob GoTmsr, Mary Alley,
Nathan Morton; EglA AIdridge,
Charley Buford; Lula Ferguson,
John Gatling; Madeleine RoIlwage,
Hazel Becker; Alile Beck, Philip
Isaaes; Dainty Gs.Iing, Willie VI.
Mann; Estelle Peitus. Tom. Cat
ling; MaIlen FoIbre, Olive John
son, Fannie Conn. Mrs. W. IL
Alley and Hiss Mary lizard.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
RTBBER MACHINERY.

i this issUe ;i1e a-s1cy ~ tie Es1zl1ss
q Su1z-Proet fl1s-esr sho~ u tss1e
advert =ez1ez5 6 Cl7 q lie Wzs2a- s.
- Graz KEY wki-h a TIE I-sf --u.9ess
sHr0rrh wh. = Tie ~ - = - z-leF -
E-sesE-t - -. zz--g-E-
Tie - Crzzckzr p j. : r11s- r--ZsSzvs pa=scs
q us1ci4zze-v ard : E=1sSSzrz-F Ve-E
ftro1-. - LAX tlae ArE1 pa@css q --o1e-
are t5sga between Tie c1rEzZ-sse1 rol-=rs
aad ere fz:-s-e3 ct into s1est- Ard =
the sane time . stream 90 Ezsser : -47-a1
70 IN over tie r-1oeT = Elsa C-s ar
accuI1-.i ased dir. nd after i Is been
put ils0 sheets il i taken - cryl1g
r1cfr and allowed - DR. faE -svs-zl
months before being rsai. Tor Il TIE lzzs.
moisture il leiE IN the rubasr Il would
cause blister . f0rn q that I.5llt E.sel
the article was being EUl c2uIEzd
Ard a this point Is might = Esll -
explain that b. " NulcaniELg : De2as
the " Curing of the article, ard in tie
49, q the . Snzg- Proof bots ard shes,
they are put IN tie yElc4aizsr and a.
ed 10 remain over night, and they
require constant attention % insure Per
feet results.
IL the cut Is shown "Bostle OF rub
Ter :. the top Of the rolls, With tie water
passing over and through i. and tie sheet
Il rabker : shown a. tie b.5:toEn, and q
4 CORES from TIE "Crzcker" !. : CT
into lengths ready = be taken 70 the
drying room
1t this stage the ruober L compare.
tiveir light in color, but in driving and n
he.ng ground sud csle1tiered il gradually
b.eco11ez darker, and Of course IN The loot
we4r il Is eolored black artifcizlly.
LOOK F0g TIE 4" BRogSIEss ~ AL
-.-r-t,rs
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02

Y. l.. Il. &. ENTERTAINED.

Mr.. aud Mrs. }. T. Blanlon enter
t.ined the Young Ladies Book Cub
LIST Friday night Mi.s,s Mamie Tay-
1T, Lulu Lewis and Johnnie Horuey
sisted in receiving.
The house was decorated with holly
and miste.oe, and the programs was
G Ute unique, being cards. hand-decora
te by Miss Lulu Lewis, who is a ge
Mus.
Drawing was the feature Of the even.
I :, With little music on tie side.
an Misses Lulu Lewis, Maggie Terry
an John Pope lad TO draw for tue
r-ize awarded the hest drawing. and
Mss Lewis drew the lucky number and
Rot beautiful book Of Favorite Poems.
Misses Monte Rogers, Norma Taylor
and + ton Ferguson had to draw for
tn body prze-an a b c book-and
HI Taylor Won, Miss Elise German
AM X chard Winfield being the judges.
Dainty refreshments were served and
.he evening WAS OF e OF genuine pleas.
ule.
Those ~present Were: Misses Nan
TAYLOR with John Barre ": Lulu Lewis
" tn Oliver Rowland: Johnnie Horney
with Tom Horne Johnnie Rogers
win Hubert F0lbrt; Mary Ward with
Eltsn Ferguson; AGdie Honey with
ia Allen; Norma Taylor with Tom
Davls;M :teutitte L4ughinqhouse with
Archer Hatcher; Maggie Terry with
DICK Winfield; Ruth Hatcher with
John Pope; Elise erman with profes
SOL Spencer; Mr.. and Ms Blaniou.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Killing at " hitmo-e.

A. tarce il negro dive az Whit
mole last SATURDAY night, John VII
.i4ms. single. atog; - years OF age.
net Charley Humphreys, married
about The same age. and IN and va q
mischief said TO Humphreys, pay IL E
what yoU owe NE" Humphreys said
h cida'l ORe him anything. ard vi
iiams replied that be owed him a q N.
al the same time useing pro'aue Ian
gusge. This was resented b. Hun
phfeys, Who told Inn TO not swear In
the presence OF his fe, be. this had
10 effect on Williams wLo Kept On
With his abuss. Humphreys aud his
1ife withdrew 10 another room close
~ followed BY their antagonist. Hum
pAreys GRABBED his shot gun which
stood IN corner Of the room and
showed l. a. Williams, who exclaimed
don't shoot mP. But al this moment
tue sun Cred. the load striking Will
liams IN the right side killing him al
most instantly.
Sheriff Mcknight and his trusty as
sistsnt, +. 4. swan. repaired TO the
scene a. once, but Ilgmphreys could
net lie appfehended. However, upon
investigation, was shown that Hum
phreys' gan vas brought 10 hiL. from
his home by his wife shortly before the
tragedy occurred, to shoot a mad dog.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
TIE NEw FIRM GREETED.

10 another pace in this paper
nay be seen 4 notice Of the disco
IItion ofthe firm 0; L. Rollws &c
4 Co., and an advertiser ert Of the
n.x firm Of Bollaage / Anderson,
- ecessors. Mr. y. B. R5Iwage,
i4an whom Forrest Cify bas rot :
more enterplising snd thorough
going business maa and eilizen,
reiires from the Old firm, Of which
he has teen conspicuous mem
Der for twenty eight year,. We
are rot informed Of his intentions
With regard . tie fatase, bat we
hare reason % hope ard believe
that his fortunes will remain and
be cast wlih those q ether eiti-
zsns Of s.. Franeis county the
same as herstofors; AID whatever
his ayocstion. or wherever bis IN
ter sis lead hiIa. The Times will
ever be his ste7d.asi friend and
w.il-wI5her.
Tie new firm, composed Of L
R5.Iwage and John " Anderson
enters upon the New Year under
most fatterirg agsFices. Tic
principal fact beng that they bit
continue 4 well founded aid pros
perous business, which j. the r..
suit of long years Of patient toll
on the part Of The senior member
o tie firm, whose business cspaci-
.ty, sterling qualities OF head and
heart, have won for him 4 place in
the hearts Of the community,
which is unsurpassed BY any other
in iividual in Eastern Arkansas.
Tae name of L. RollwGge is 4
synonym for perfect bUsiness
transactions, lair dealing, aud con-
seryatIge methods. With his great
store Of experience and his sound
"a igment. the new firms success
Is not question.
Hr. Anderson, son-in-law Of
Lis senior partner, comes from
Bristol. Tennessee. with the very
highest Recommendations as TO
bgsiness qualifications and stsr
ling qualities. lie Is young, full Of
sim and enterprise, and will be
valuable acquisition to the bust
ness circle of this city.
Tie Times joins with the entire
community in wishing the new
firm Happy and Prosperous New
Year. AMI also in welcoming Mr.
Anderson AMI bis charming wife to
Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
GENEROUS OFFER

he Tti,rsazs ala iizss peusiTs:inE The
- 49, H. is entering ulea lie eaoSt
iars-stas =sss sY-- attempted. loceiaE 70
- - glsEs AL e-se.ePzsui Ct he
GFsA: 7zsaEtsi.
III Ccioz.s>- Movement. sad ta5s : ihe
~rE Inferred &c. s hsrs.y t~xaa. yei IN
- shesi pr Il -asch Il Ia been :u
-z-ci taessan4s hare taken -tsyluts-z Ct
- az rztrs I'D a. raE scattered
.are-zAOzt lie S09skHesi los2su. foE
eo1es AID loea;i0-s- These are b; tie
a5v.nee guard. Hundreds Of thousands
al fo.loE
TIE question crises. VIA; has oGE
town - eozngaity d9ne 70 attract ptr
iilH o. this great iEdax OF .1migEs.ioa?
Ersry newcomer smo0g you brings q
certain aro1uI Of wealth. creates =
iA.3 amoaDt q neE business. adds 70 the
taxable property, and Increases the value
Of every foot OF Iind in tae community.
VIA; are yogr people doing towards 10
eating share OF these homesstksrs:
Here = suggestion:
L=s sTery citizen send u the names and
addresses o. three friends back in tie cd
States We sill usil them Illustrated
pamphlets, deser. piiye OF the country
a oug The Cotton Belt Route. We gill
Nrsie them. telling them Of the low rates.
dates Of sale. and furnish any information
possible to induce them 10 come ard see.
Are you HiiE u in this work. Sead Us
three names.
Yours irUiy, Z. ". LABKAUNE,
q. p. * L. A.
81. Louis, No.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
A Birthday Dance.

One Of the cutest Christmas gaities
Was birthday dancing party given TO
lttle Helen Nichols by her mama on
Tuesday evening at the Ladies' Club
Rooms. 1t was supervised over and
enjoyed by several other mammas, and
with ice music aud frappe, and cake
IN abundance, the whole thing was a
most enjoyable affair, long to be re.
memtered and talked about. They
were there Of all sizes and ages, The
following is list of the cutes who
were present:
Aliyne R0llwage, Jimmie Russell
Goodwin Upton, Anna Beck, Norton
Pfewett, Anna Robson, Edward
Rolesor, Maud McCurty, Lula Fergu-
son, Julia and NJ. Barrow, Robert
German, Nell German. jamie and
Henry Calling, Emile Calling. Dainty
Calling, Tom and John Calling, Leta
Mai and LOWE Hancock, Bert Mann.
Fannie Mann. Lum and Matte Mann.
Bessie May and IIortense Williams.
Estelle Pettus, Genegieye Pettus, Nor.
ma and Phillip Isaacs, Herman and
Ardele Rollwage, Virginia Norton,
Chas. and Nathan Norton, Anna Nav
Grobmyer, Willie and Georgia Merwir.
Robert Williams, Bert Mallory, Casey
Ingram. :,
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
HERE FOR THIRTY DAYS.
The Spencer Medicine Company Sell.
ing Their Remedies.

Their advertising price is a One
Dollar Bottle for Twenty-Five cents,
of their wonderful Blood and Liver
Tonic, which they guarantee to cure
Liver, Stomach and Kidney Troubles,
Chills and Fever. and Female Trou-
b!es specially Every bottle guaran-
teed to do as advertised or money re-
funded. Free entertainment every
day on the street. Office at the Hotel
ST. Francis.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
ore Hunoreo Dollars a Box

y HE fzae Il a Tisdaie. Ssm1ertoD,
; A. g.sc-s On D-Wai'. Wsch Haze.
"a -. lie ssy.. / had The pilss 'oF %
yssFs ! irl-4 1zHy 1oe.ors aud Fne1i-
eaHg.. LIT a faxed except DeNiu :
VITA Hazel save. Il cured ne Il j. a
e. aaB asfI.u 81 The A-4l5ag pTepeTtie. VI
= i.eh isZs. sIgh aaiiseyucs AID rTAo :
.lest~; F-.lrYes AID permanently CAFES
bind. 5sesd.Hz. itching ard pr0lrgdiuz
pies. .1Te-, cuts. bruises eczema. "a {
ti4eGm and a. ski1 eiseaseS- !. I. SzL
4~r<
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Mule Taken Up.

On or about November 5th. the under
signed took up stray dark brown mare
mule, no marks or brands, about IS hands
high, looks to be about two years old
Owner may have same by calling at my
place about two miles south of Forrest
City and proving property and paying
charges. L. o MCDANIEL.
Forrest City, Ark, Dec. IL, 1902.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Unconscious FROM Croun.

Dufins a sudden and terrible attack a.
Group our little girl was unconscious from
stran tn'atien. says A. l. Spaiiord. most
master, Chester, NJ CHI, aud dose of One
Minute Cough Cure was administered
and repeated often. II reduced the swell
leg aud II Elimination. cut the mucous and
SHORTLY tile child was resting easy and
speedily recovered. 1t cures coughs. colds
lagrlpo", aud all throat and lung troubles.
j. i. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
A Scientific Discovery.

kocol does for TIE stomach that which il
IS unable 10 CO for itse.f. even when but
slightly dlsoTdsfrd Or over loaded KedoI
supp.iea the natural juices OF digestion
and doe- the work II The stomach, resax.
lng the nervous ieilsiDn. 1hiie the inf an
cd muscles Of that organ are allowed to
rest and heal. kodol digests what you
eat and enables tht stomach and dIges-
tive organs 10 trausfofm all fo.d into rich,
I'd blood. J. L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
NOTICE.

Services in the Episcopal church are
held on every "Wednesday night at ZOO
o'clock. On the first Sunday Of the month
at II am and 700 pm, and on the
third Sunday of the month at : am, / /
NJ, aud 80 ? IN. Sunday school every
Sunday at $50 a. N , Mr John eating.
superintendent. Subject for discourse on
next Wednesday night-"The Two Sacra.
ment." JOSEPH ] CORNISH, Rector.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
ForFys, Ci,y, Ark, Dec. 81. 1902

Inretirinz from the hrm Q, L. RolI~aze
& Co. ite-ire to ihsuk fay friends and the
pa5-se generally ~ the liberal patronage
aud kfna cons deTaron accorded to ne
during the long period OF twenty e ghi
years during which .as connected With
the firm Of l.. Roiissze Il Co.
iake pleasure also 10 recommending
Il your favorable consideration ny success
sors, Aessrs. R9lsage & ! drrson. rest
ing assured that they will not deyiate from
an honest, honorable and conscientious
course
OTTo &. RoLLHAGE
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
STRAYED.

From Wiaener, December 5th. 1goa. one
gray morse, blind In one eye, about IL
wears OLD, fUetop sheared out, saddle
marked aud tender back VIM pay Five
Jollars reward for return of same to
Withers N Houston, at Widener, Ark.
JOHN D1NEISs.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
For Sale Cheap.

Ny place of 2Ssl acres at the north
edge of town. 1t is good land and
located just right for Dairy, Truck
Farming and Small Fruits. Some
berries and trees already set. have
other business that requires nv entire
attention is my only reason for selling.
JOHN +. RICKETTS,.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Mule Taken Up.

On or about December 10 h, 1902 the
undersigned took up stray dark,
iron-gray, horse niue. No marks or
brands, about II hands hiph, looks to
be about three years old. Owner may
have same by calling al my place about
Two and-a-half miles southeast of For
rest City, proving property and paving
charges. w. J TODD.
Forrest C.ty, Ark, Jan. ,, 1903
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02

DR.. Jno. r. Murray of Brinkley. eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist, will be
in Forrest City Monday. Janga eth,
and remain one week. Glasses proper.
ly fitted. Office al Marion.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
You Know What You Are Taking

When pa take Groves TasteIess Chill
Tonic becs1se the formula is plainly
printed Oh every bottle showing that II is
simply Iron ard Qginine In a tssteless
form. No cure. 10 pay. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
-
A STEADY INCOME

salary or commission paid, weekly. Our
ll60 acre nursery requires Local and trs,,e,irt !,
agents everywhere 10 dispose o. its products.
Also seed line VIII arrange for whole or
pafa ot time. Outht free, We guarantee
pfontabie and pleasant employment the yes r
ROUND. Write today for special terms
BROWN BROS. CO., ROCHESTER,. 4 Y.
i2-2s-,im 49, ~.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Both Are Coming.

DR.. u. r Stlma0n, dentist, Will be
here one week, beginning Monday.
January l2.h. Those desiring work
should make engagements early. Office
at Hotel Marion.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02

TIE firm 0. L. RolIsage 4 Co OF For
rest City. Arsan.ss. i this DAY dissolved
5y mutual eoasent. Mr. Otto 3 RollEaze
retiring.
~. Loois Ro5sssZs assumes al Oh "a
lions Of lie Erm Of L. RcliEszs x Co
and : suthoF.z-d TO collect s8d reeei ps for
al tso.s and demand. due CT oHinz 10 i
LOTS R0ILwASE
OTIO 3. knIIwAsE
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
Stops the Cough and Works off Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold 10 one day. No cure, no pay. Price
% cents.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

GENUINE xAG
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-10-31
WHY SELL YOUNG sTocKf
II should Never he Done Unless Man
II Driven to II by Actual
W. h Necessity. st

Have you considered whether It is
to your interest to sell .the calves.
colts or pigs at present prices. or to
keep them to get the profit OF the
stockman-to utilize the pastures. grain
fields and odds and ends that would be
lost, and that can be made to enrich
the farm? Would 1t not be better to
feed that feed to stock. both Of which
You have been in the habit of selling
unfed and 80 contributing to the other
mans profits. and to the building up
OF the fertility OF his land, instead OF
your own? The calves might sell for
from ten to fifteen dollars at weaving
time. One year later they should
weigh at least $50 pounds, which, at
four cents. is $50. Now. to make this
weight, very little grain is required,
just make use of the odd pastures, the
extra grazing Of the corn and small
grain fields In the summer and au-
tumn. then the rye and wheat in win
ter and early spring; also the fodder
and straw that was previously wasted.
These little odds and ends, II used.
add to your bank account. Colts,
horse or mule-sell well at weanirg
time. yet there is better money In
keeping, breaking and making desir-
able work stock. Match them we'll.
take extra pains in breaking, rub them
up until you have fancy team, then
YOU can ask and should have fancy
price. Who knows into what class
colts will develop? Pigs may be cas-
lily and cheaply kept. until the feeding
period, on very little corn. by using
slops, cleaning the small grain after
harvest and pasturing clover. And
so all along the line. Make your farm
a factory OF some kind.-Agricultural
Epitomist.