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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
kinnbaIltOn.

Chris Rasmussen made trip to
Atlantic Saturday on business.
Jacob Esbeck has been suffering
with neuralgia for several days.
Mrs. Geo Faaborg is much improved
in health and is able to be about.
Chris Nelson has been having q
seige OF the quinsy the past week.
Mrs. Peter Hansen was under the
doctors care the first of the week.
Isaac Terklesen has commenced to
put up windmills for Nelson & Christ
ensen.
Andrew Christensen bored we'll 90
feet deep last week for Rasmus Held
gard.
There were thirty six young people
confirmed in the Elkhorn church last
Sunday.
Carl Jensen purchased a windmill
OF Nelson u Christensen and had il
put up Monday.
Hans Hansen and wife, of Harlan,
were visiting our merchant Hans
Madsen over Sunday.
Plans and specifications are being
made for new creamery which is to
be built this summer.
Mrs. Martin Esbeck visited with
the Clarence Jacobsen family near
Fiscus the first of the week.
Martin Mitten the barber is having
an addition built to his house. Vigo
Rasmussen is doing the work.
ThOrval Jensen, manager of the
KimballtOn Danish Lumber Co.. made
business trip to Audubon Monday.
The surveyors reached Kimballton
Saturday night just at dark. The
distance from Manning to this place
was POI miles.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
Extra.

Mrs. Gene Wilson is visiting in
, Omaha.
School opened Monday after va
cation of week.:
Mrs. Frank Hensley left for Omaha
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Basham has returned from a
visit in Des Moines.
Mrs. Emma Russell visited with her
sister, Mrs. John Crane, last week.
@. Miss Leon Knox returned Saturday
after an extended visit with friends in
Omaha.
Mr.. Parkinson, former merchant
of Extra, was in town on business
Monday.
Miss Louie Welch will leave Thurs
day for Douglas, Wyoming, to remain
indefinitely.
G. A. Marlin came home Saturday
from BUSINESS trip in the eastern
part of the state.
Miss Ollie Clark has returned from
her visit and has resumed work in the
Andrews printing Office.
Mrs. L. f. Born received from her
daughter, Miss TrOla, two live chame-
Icons as an Easter greeting.
Tom Dustin will soon move to
Hampton where he has secured a good
position in printing office.
The family of Mr.. Spangler. the
agent at the depot, will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Butler.
The teachers. Misses Soar. Norton
Harsh and Shannon have returned
after pleasant weeks vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Henshaw and son Charlie
visited several days last week with W.
w. llcnshaw and wife at Atlantic
The Thursday club will meet April
9th at the home of Mrs. II. l.. WisSler
The topic is Arkansas and Louisiana.
The cellar of one of the homes in
the Heights was recently entered by
some unknown person or persons and
various things were taken away.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton and her mother.
Mrs. Bailey returned Saturday from
Oklahoma City where they have been
visiting relatives for some time.
At the congregational Ladies Aid
society last week. the following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. Gus Gault.
president: Mrs. Green. vice-presidpnt;
Mrs. WisSler. secretary: Mrs. Powell
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Motiit of Grundy Cen
ter are visiting ut the home of w. G.
Sturgeon. Mrs. MOtfit will be remem-
bcred as Miss Ida Sturgeon who
taught in the public schools some
years ago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
Gray.

George Gray left Monday for Texas.
Rosa Schroeder started to school
here Monday.
Lulu Kester visited Sunday with
her friend Anna Denny.
Clio Beers is again able to fill her
position as ''hello girl"
Roy and Albert Swaney visited
Monday with their sister Mrs. Barger.
Jesse Higgins left last Monday for
Manning where he is working at Mills
livery barn.
Estella and Maylon Hepp, Clara
and Ardan Shelley all began their
terms of school Monday.
Walter Estes and Will Foley, of
Viola Center, visited over Sunday
here with Charley Mclaughlin.
Mile Clark, of Hamlin, came Sun
day and will stay with her grand
mother Mrs. Greenlee and attend
school.
V. E. Shelley, of Bloomfield, Nebr.
visited here couple days last week
with his brother H. b. Shelley and
family.
Last Thursday evening large
crowd of young. people met and helped
Lottie luton celebrate her seventeenth
birthday. All spent very enjoyable
evening.
Mollie Ludwig has been suffering
the past week with a felon on her
finger which has panied her to such an
| extent that she has been obliged to
| quit her work at the Way Side Inn.
We hope for speedy recovery.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
Cameron Township.
VIM. Krauel has just completed !
very nice hoghouse.

VIM. Krauel has just completed a
very nice hoghouse.
Levi Kopp went 10 Omaha Thursday
returning early this week.
David Luse, Of Carroll. visited in
this vicinity over Sunday.
Roy Swaney, of Manning, was a
business visitor in this township last
Monday.
Chris Dreher is improving his farm
by remodeling his house and adding a
kitchen to it,
Mrs. Joseph Johnson is in the east
ern part of the state at the bedside of
sick brother.
Mrs. r. A. Steere, from near Gray,
has been visiting at the Lewis Barger
home for several days past.
The telephone company northeast
of Ross is extending its line to the
residence Of Frank Miller. Several
new phones are being added in the
southeast part of the township. The
line will probably be in working con-
dition by the last of the month.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
Hog Found.

A stray hog came to my place one
half mile north and two miles west of
Audubon Saturday, March q. Red
SOW, weight about 100 pounds. Please
call and pay expenses.
l4w-2 f. A. SHEETS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
nOMESEEKESS' EXCURSION.
West, Southwest, Old Mexico.

April ! and p the Rock Island Sys,
TEN will sell rOund-trip tickets tC
points West and Southwest as well as
to points in Old Mexico at one fare
plus 800 Liberal stop-over priv,
leges.
Unequalled opportunity to visit the
growing Southwest and quaint OLD
Mexico at small cost.
For full particulars, tickets, etc,
see nearest Rock Island agent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
NASH, PHI ELPS & PHELPS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AUDUBON. IOWA
South Side
COSSON K ROSS,

a TTURNENS Al LAW Practice in STATE
nand Federal courts. special attention gwen
to trial OF cases aud settlement of estates
promptly attended to. Office in south rOOrlS OF
Nash & Phelps law office building, Audubon
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
hall Rates to New Orleans, L.,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare for
round trip April IL, II and l3, limited
for return by special extension until
30, inclusive, on account of Annual
Convention National Manufacturers
Association. Apply to agent Chicago
q North Western R'y. l4w-2
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-09
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you ever
heard of, Bucklin's Arnica salve is
the best. 1t sweeps away and cures
burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ul-
GERS, skin eruptions and piles. 1t is
only 25c, and guaranteed to give sat
isfaction by A. H. Roberts druggist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

bat @~robber3os Sriebrt@ @ilbetm
uab @roBberaostn Musuita &aroltna
bas Seft Der biamanteneu So9seit &c:
feiert. @enn aud auf beionseren
Wuni@ bes sreilen Paares BON elmer
lauten Setter abseieben ruarb, 10 bat
tte 8eu0lferums es ft@ bod nt@t nebz
men laiieu, ein duBeres 3et@en ibrer
ber3li@en Ebetlnabute barsubrtnsen.
Dieies beitebt In elmer @brensabe bes
9aabes, fur beren Bei9affen it@ etn
Musi9uB, In wel9ea ale &retle 8ers
treter seianbt, sebilbet batte.
Die @et9tsta8swablem.
8erlin, 80. Stunt. = Das gr=
sebntb Der &ei9stassmablen, cas-
.ninmebr Bis auf mentse 8eri9te uou=
itdnbis porltest, itellt etnen @ud auf
0ints bar, beilen @irtuns na9 per=
itdrft wirb bur9 bic @errtnseruns Der
ertrem asrarii@en gtnfiiie, inben bic
pier @auptleuGten Der 9aubmtrtbe,
Or. 9abn, Or. Osrtel, Or. R5l1de
unb 2ude, idmmtlt@ sei9lasen ftnb.
Oie &usfi9ten auf ben Gbi@tuB neuer
lansfriitiser 9anbelsuertrdse baben
itd enti@teben sebehert. Ste v&6l=
nii9e @olts5eituns," bas weitlt@e
6auptorgar bes @entrums bemerft gu
benz &eiultat: rOte Sisnatur bes
rteuen &et9tstases mirb in benz j3us
lautnenmirfen bes gentrums nit ben
&onieruatiuen beiteben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Sette 8.

uelt auber @t@ter @roBcup au1 lieb>
item Mpron 8. 9errid uon gleuelanb,
Obto, an ieiner Seite ieben ulrbe.
gr babe ni@ts sesen Senator 8epe=
ridge etu3umenben, Slaubt aber, baB
berielbs better tbun uirbe, I'M Senat
gu bleibeu.
0fenbersis uub auarut mar bic in
&tel sesebene Mntwort bes aaiiers
auf bic Teitmorte bes ameritaniz
i@en @eianbten Eomer. &eiu elm
ft@tsuoler Mana rpirb an Der @abrz
beit ietner @orte sueifeln, bab er
ebrli9 barna@ itrebt, nit ben Werei=
ntsten Staateu aufri@ttse Sreun6=
i@aft gu pfleSen. Ct bat bas BET iez
ber @%elesenbett NIT @ort rn6 Ebat
betrdfti9t, unb mebr als einmal 1T
inn babel bas marine Ser3 nit benz
tiiblen 8eritanbe bur9sesansen. Sein
bobes sob bes Prdfbenten &ooiepelt
barf nt@t als leere S@met@elei auf=
sefabt uerben !; eiuem Manre BON ben
@aben un6 Mnit@ten bes 9aiiers
Wilbelm mi fen bic eiierne Wilens=
fraft, Bic bobe Pfli@ttreue unb bie TIT
ntSe @aterlanbsltebe &oofepelt' motifs
wenbiser @eiie mabre M9tuns abrin=
gen. Ser Scatter Bat aus ieiner @ertb=
i@dbuns bes Y~rdlibenten ME einenSebl
9ema@t, unb 2eute, bic Serrn Gooie=
uelt nabe iteben, perii9ern befannt=
li9, baB Der &aiier aud In linn einert
ruarmen Sreunb unb 0ewunberer be-
iibt. Sur uns Oeutl9amerifaner lit
cine SteIe' ber &atierreSe pon belon=
berer 8ebeutuns. @dbrenb @ilbelm
Ser 3weite nod Dor gar at9t LANCER
53eit erfldrte, er femme nur Oeuti6e
ober Gmeritaner, iaste er jest in &iel:
n@s lit meine feiteite lleberseusuns,
baB Der 1mitan6, bab 10 uiele Tau=
ienbe pon Deutl9en In ben 9eretnts=
ten Staaten leben unb 9ebesben, NIT
ibren 6eraen INNER nod bur3alabt
pom Der 2iebe gu ibrem alien @ater=
laube, baB bieier l1mitanb bic &ufsaz
be erlei6tern wirb, ben Pfab unse=
itGrter unb forti@rittli9er 8esiebun=
gen gu ebnen, uel@e fir unlere 2dn=
Der pom SrOBter Sebeutuns 1inb."
Dtefe anii@tsdnberuns iber be 8e=
beutune Der Oeuti@amerttaner lit err
s--,fi@ Sic mdnner. melde ais
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

9erNep gorter S@ulratb bat it@
infolse Der lebbaften Isitation uer=
anlabt seiebeu, Dem belti9en Inter
ri9t einise 3useitdnbnihe gu MAIDEN,
sund9lt BON Der ginfabruns bes I'M
terri@ts In Der Stenosrapbte abgeies
ZEN, fur ben it@ i@on eine sroBe Ins
sabl Don S9ilern erfldrt bate. Ser
beutl9e l1nterri@t wirb iebt in beu1=
ielben umfanse mie friber Selebrt, tit
oblisatorii@ unb sdblt BET BEN Priz
fdnsen NIT. NuBerbem 1T befttmmt
rporben. bab S@ller, bic ft@ fur bas
Deuti9e euti@eibena mad anberen
S9ulen transferirt merben f0nnen,
.faas in Der S9ule, wel@er fie 3usetbetlt
siinb, anbere Spra@en selebrt werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Snlanb.
9ar,t,ss teine SeinSi1aft.

Wafbtn9tou, 80. Stunt. -
Die &fociirte 9rene uur6e autori=
iirt, au bert9ten, baB sic TIT umlauf
selesten @eri6te betreffs elmer Metz
bnng 3mil9en Der 8unbesreSteruns
un6 bem rufIii@en 8oti@after @rafen
gaiint ieber Besrinbuns entbebuen.
Das freanbi@aftlt@e 8erbdltnib
swti@en benz @rafeu gaiitni einers
ietts uab benz Prdiibenten anberer=
ieits bot In feiner @etle irsenb cine
St0runs erlitten. Man betradtet
bte Mnnabme, baB Ser Yrditbent bic
Yetttton Ser Suben unb bic 8eJebuns
gen I'M fernen . lten in trsenb elmer
@eiie in !3uiammenbans Su brinsen
iu9e, als eine srobe gntitelluns Der
Gbatia6en. gbenlo penis finbet
bie &esteruns aa Der glrt rnb @eiie,
rpie @raf gaiiini feline &esteruns per-
tritt, bas @erinsite aus5uiesen.
Marine=Teife.
@aibtn o n, 8. g., 80.
Stunt. = Ote &esterunsen gnslanbs
unb Yortusals riiten ii9, bas amertz
fantl9e guropdii9e @el@waber feitz
lid gu empfansen. Ser &0nis @bwarb
siebt ant 8. Suit gu @bren bes Prditz
benten 2oubet einert srsBen 8au, gu
mel@em bic Ofiaiere bss @el@waoers
ginlabun9en erbalten werben. Says
barauf finbet fir bielelben i'm 8udinsz
bam; Palait Elm iolennes 8antett itatt.
Oas Cube Der Seittaee bilbet eine
sroBe Slottea Parabe, gu rpel9e ft9
ldmmtlt@e S@iffe bes britii9en Ga
nal : @eI9mabers BET Spitbeab uers
iammeln ruerben. Sobalb bic ameri=
tanii9en S@tffe BON &tel aus TIT St4t
tommen, merben bic TIT Pottsmontb
psranterten euslii9en Sabrseuse ben
nbli9en Salut feuern. Oie on bas
amerttanii@e @el@waber ersansere
gtnlaoun9, Ntnabon arftr1r9er, tr1
auf bic birette Snitiattue bes &ontss
pom Portusal surid3ufibren, trdsi
alto ofistelen gbaratter.
Die Stn8os tpieoer ab8ebltBt.
@abtnton,D .. g., 20. Stunt.
l. Nuf Nnfrasen pon 3ettunSSre'
b~afteurer, unb Mnberen, bie einem lens
~iationelIen 8eri@t @lauben sei@enfi
baben, bem3ufolse bic Snipettioneu
Der 1&earlarse" bur@ ben beuti9er
Scatter TIM Marine>D Department. bS9f
miBfdqts aufsenommen rub als gro
ber @erftoB sesen BITE @arine : gtt'
fette trltiitrt worben Jet, bat Setre=
tar Woobp folsenbe @rtldruns abse'
geben: rDie Snipettton Der r&ear:
large" bur9 ben beuti@en Scatter II
meines @iHens pom teinem uerant4
mortlt9en 8eamten bes .Oepartes
ments abfdlts belpro@en ruorben.
gear Mbmtral Eaplor, Der gbef bes
MapigationS= Bureaus, tbetlt MIR mil
baB Ste 8ei9tisuns bes S@tHei
bur9 ben aaiier als ni@ts anberei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

sSie Elm @aibinstoner &orreipon=
bent aus gutter Nuelle uifen wta,
warbe es Hraiibent &ooiepelt 8erne
ieben, ruenr, &i9ter Yeter g. @roBs
cup BON gbicaso als 8iceprdii6ent
NIT ibm auf bemielben Eidet iteben
rparbe. Ct slaubt aber nt9t, baB Der
Ri@ter bemoser werben t6nnte, BITE
@abl a~n3unebmen, 6a es gu ptel pers
lanst wdre, baB etn 8unbesri9ter
feline lebensldnsli@e SteIe aufseben
iolle, I'm, uier Sabre 8ieeprditbent aa
lpielem. Gin gutter Sreunb bes Prds
libentert rpilI rpiffen, baB 9err @ooies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

4eter Der Grte uon Serbten tit
In leiner Sauptitabt 8elsrab unter
benz Snbel ser 8epOlferuns unb slan=
senbera militdrii6em S6ausepranse
einsesosen, TN, bas @ei6dft, in MEL
dem aleranber 10 pl0eli@ unterbro=
den ruurbe, am alten 9labe fartsus
lesen. gtne &rone mirb ,er fi9 aus
Yaris fommen laiIeu. 8tsber baben
bic 1erbil9en &0utse it6 obue cine
iol9e bebolfen. 8ieuetdt bat beb=
balb ibr Tbron 10 oft sewadelh. get
ber giniesuns bes neaen 9errI9ers
batte feline Der ausmdrtisen Md9te
Batbe seitanben. Die gefanbten
Don &ublanb unb Oeiterrei9 eu,pfiuz
gen BEN &0nts BET ietner @nfanft am
gabnbof int i9lt9ten Srad anitatt
In @alauniforut, unb bic aaberen go
gen es biSfret Dor, iit saas fern gu
balten balb aber erfolsta bic ofFsiele
Nnerfennuns leitens Der baiben Wd@z
te, wel9e bic Srbnung Der Oinse auf
benz 8altau TIT gontaaft senommeu
baben, unb ieitbem 5at au6 Scatter
@ilbelm benz neuea &6nis elm berg
Tides" @lidmuni@ Eelesramm se=
lanbt. Nun perben bic anberen balb
Solse leiiten, unh bann lit In 8el<
grab rpteber Maes betm Nlten. nnler
Staatslefretdr say i6ien SUIT gu ba=
BEN, bic hemouitrattue Sernbaltuns
gnslanbs unb Ser anberen m~itsumaz
den, mirb iid inSwii@en aber aber=
lest baben, baB es uns gar Ni9ts ats
sebt, uie TT europdii6en 9dnsern BITE
Sbronuafansen ~aussefaQt, ~reipettiue
seu1a6t merben, uus miro es senaz
gen, ,psnr, cine &esteruns Be facto
beitebt, bic 8ere9tisuussfrase aberz
lalien MIR Der bortisen etnbeimii9en
8eu0lteruns. Ser &e9tStitel Pez
tiers bes griten lit ia tur9aus ni@t
iauber, aber ielblt &ublan6 unb Oe=
fterrei@ i@einen ni9t BITE Ibit9t gu
baben, rbtnter bte 8eri9te gu seben,N
menisitens perlautet ni@ts bapou, baB
tie auf ser 8eitrafunS Der M0rber
Mleranbers beitanben bdtten. Peter
perbanft timer, BEN Ebron unb bat fi9
bur@ 8elobnuns mit bOberen Ste0en
ausse3et@net; er marbe ben beiben
Md@ten sesenaber ni@t 10 baben banz
beln f0nnen, rpenn er ni@t annebmen
birfte, baB bic 8eitrafunS uur sefors
bert wurbe, I'm, Der 0ffentlt@ea Moz
raj seseniber has @eft6t gu retter. "
Bon benz e~rutor6eten &6nispaar bort
man off3iel tein Wort mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

ben DetDen 2tutluusit out
fter Gefabr gu erbalten permodt, als
bic Diplomatic an Der duberiten @ren=
&c tbres &0nnens anselanst nor.
@enu Ser Ratier bteies @erbienR mad
mabrem @ertbe gu wirbtsen lernt,
Inn TO better fir ale 8etbeilt9teu.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07
srovER cRig AsD srLr-rEEDER.

sToyER cRig AID sELF-FEEDER
slough grass or anything that win
tsru the rain. As the material packs
very close Of itself and Is very inper-
sIous 80 rain, II viii keep wen, An
other method described and illus.
trated BY the same writer combines
eheapneSs with the "felf-feetler~ idea.
The crib is made OF tine siai fencing or
eribbing as used BY the farmers in the
west when their crops are larger than
their crib room The slntting is made
usually ~ Ave and slx-loot widths and
two ties put up, Masking the combined
height from ten 70 10 feet. A floor Of
boards Il put IN and the bottom tier
Of Stating fastened to the supporting
posts fSe or six inches from the floor
boards, which should project two or
saree feet outside the Stating. The
cattle win pick Up clean ali lhe feed
they Will pull out through the space
between the boards and tlatting.
When no more can be reached by the
cattle. the space around the bottom
ean De filed hy the attendant Of the
stock with an iron rod sharpened and
bent into hook AZ the end.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07
CHANGE TN MIXERS.
u shonid ne AyoIaed. If Possible, ne
II Affects the Cows Temper and
MIX Yield.

There n a great difference in the ef-
feet thai Il change Of mixers will have
upon different cows. Some cows will
submit perfectly 10 milking hy almost
every ono who approaches them, but
no COW will milk equally well with all
persons. Some cows viii dislike. or
fear. or battle nervousiy with three
Ont of iive persons who try 10 milk
them. They will often refuse to yield
their milk 20 any other than the milk
er 10 whom they are accustomed.
Owners of dairies cannot well over.
look this preference Of the COWS for
eeFiain mixers. 1t IL a preference
that il based on nerves, and neither
the COW nor the milker can control 1t.
The COW IN perfect nerve accord with
the attendant will show her feelings
by her actions. She will lny her head
against the one whom she likes When
one whom she does not like approaches
her, she shows her dislike by stand
Ing perfectly still. ur lsy turning away
her head. or hy moving away.
The Hoilandsrs and the Jersey isl-
anders. those masters Of dairylng. IN.
lerstand this characteristic Of their
COWS. and they make much OF their
knowledge. They aecustom their mag
niiicent COWS to personal touch. 10 the
human presence, 10 the voice, To pet
ting and eoddling and earcsslng. The
results are seen IN the perfect animals
they produce. the highest types of
quality and capacity known In the
dairy world.
The dairyman should discover the
likes and dislikes of bis COWS as early
IN their careers as possible. The milk
and butter far they will produce will
depend largely upon The mixers he
sends TO draw their milk. The point
Il that the cow Is nerve machine.
She can do her best work only when
her nerves are in their normal condi.
sion The miiker. whose presence or
touch or voice throws her into agita-
tIon. or fear. or anger. win never be
able 20 induce her to produce milk in
sh4 largest quantity or Of the hest
quality. Therefore the hlgh-class COW
must have mixer whom she likes. or
she will fall short Of her possibilities.
Prairie Farmer.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07

A publication Of the department Of
agriculture says: "Prof. Thomas
shaw expresses his belief that sugar
beet palp can be fed more advan.
tageously 10 cattle and sheep that are
being fattened than 10 dairy COWS.
The New York Cornell experiment sta
tion, however. found that this material
gave good results with milk COWS. The
dry matter tsolids) IN Il being about
equal in value to that In corn silaee.
German experiments with beet pulp
for cows have also given good results.
the Cow of milk being maintained IN
satisfactory manner. Some Danish
experiments have shown that. as CON-
pared with mangelz. the butter pro-
duced on sugar beet pulp was about
equal In quality and kept fully as well.
Who're large quantities az the pulpwere
fed the cream required 10 be churnea
: few minutes longer z
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07
A sew Novel Attracting Alteration,

'.Lionel Ardon, by Malcolm Dearborn, Is
: new historical novel brought out By Dil.
llngham s Co.. in November last II has
many points on which 70 commend il for
- superiority to the readiug public. There
y. as present, such deluge Of new novels
that when one can be picked out whose in
terest is . intense and whose characters
are 70 well drawn ike all productions Of
true merit, 4 IS soon placed in the first rank.
Al the time Of the publication Of this vol
ume We had the pleasure Of favorably re-
viewing Il, and we are pleased TO note the
general appreciation Of 'Lionel Ardon" by
the American press. The following is from
the Boston Beacon:
I'm this book the reader renewE acauaint.
Anee vita English history by means OF
story delicateiy conceived and very inter-
estingly told. The historical characters are
vel drawn and the imaginary ones are true
70 life past or present This Is the first
novel 70 utilize the beautiful face and char.
aetpr Of Lady Jane Grey and she makes a
very attractive part of the story Lionel
Ardop from hayhood to manhood plays
werthily the hero's part. The book is very
strikiHsly hound ia DARK blue and gilt with
q decorative touch BY the outlines OF the
rose and thistle In egiors and two inverted
swords Ia white"
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07
FIrst 90 af . parter.

Wa Ting Fang j. fond Of relating 9 story
sbout Chinese doctor who didnt satisfy
biz patient. The sieker the patient grew,
tne unsuccessful phyaitian. Az last, when
the sick man was in FINAL stage and death
was imminent, the relatives laid violent
hanas On the unfortunate doctor, and, ty-
ing him Hp to a tree, started to admin
ifttr a smart beating. But while bis assaiI-
ants were looking for = stick with which 70
beat him. the doctor freed himself, aud,
jumping into the fivef, swan 70 safety.
Nhen he reached home be found bis son,
whe was studying 10 be a physician, por-
ing over book On medicine Put it Up,
put i up, shut i up" said thr doctor,
grizzly; the first requisite Of doctor is
q know how to swim, not to cure. .7-San
Francisco Argoaaut
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-07
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