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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-07-09

due her. The case was lost and later
the mother filed another suit for ss,5oO
ds:=a.ages claiming her son threw her
down a flight Of steps. injuring her in
ternaIly.
Death by stranguIatione was the
yerdiiet Of the coroners jury Some Of
her neishbors say the woman acted
strangely for some time, and they be-
ileve her mind was affected by her
troubles. Mrs. Theresa Wagner was "A
years old.
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Is Blockade Effective?

Tientsln, July s.---Three Frenchmen
who arrived at Taku yesterday from
Port Arthur on a Chinese junk report
that the Russian torpedo-boat de-
stroyer Lieutenant Burukof has made
In all four trips from Port Arthur 10
Niu chwang.
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Heavy FIRING Heard,

chefoo, July S.--Junks which passed
through the gulf OF Pe-chi-M Thurs
day, July Z, report having heard heavy
firing at sea all afternoon.
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Neglected COLDS.

Every part Of the mucous mem
branc. tho nuse. throat, eafa. foad an(
lungs. etc., are subjected 10 disease
and blight from neglected colds bal
lard't Horelionnl ssrup II d pleasant
md effective romedy. 2Ec, SOC, 500
w AkendrIels, Valley Mills. Texas
writes; II hive used Ballarasa Hore,
hound. Syrup for coughs md throat
troubles; u ~ d pleasant ami most
effective remedy
For sale ~ Q. ii sehnefer.
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Has Sold a Pile Of Ghamhertainsss
Cough Remedy. ,a.s IL

| have sold C~hamberlain's Cough
Remedy for more than twenty years
and 1t has given entire satisfaction.
| have sold a pile qfsitaand can recon.
mend n aThtghEM gosehh MoI1lhipcss.
Lintonya Iowass You will findt tki4
remedy a good friend when troubled
with a cough or cold, II always AT
fords quick relief and Is pleasant to
take. For sale by all druggis&sAh
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Redridden. alone ara dnstitnte
Such, iii brief ii mo condition oil III
old soldier BY name or i. ]. Haycns
Versailles, @. For years lie was troub,
led With Kidney disease and neither
doctor8 nor medicines gave lin ~.
Hsf. Al lcpgth hoYtried Electric nit.
scra. ~ tht nm oh bis "a in Thor,
order and ney III testifiosf rim On
The road % complete recoy Nv" Bes,
on curthfo for Liver and Bidn6l troubles
md All forms of stomach ma bowel
Coinplatnfsl Only 5Or, Guaranteed III
All druggists
ca fZ&#H@#
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Worlds Fair Pamphlet Free.

4 aasdsefae Illustrated Worlds Fair
pamphlet containing Il three.color mar
Of st. Louis and the Fair Grounds and
h%alttone views the principal build
sngs. A copy free npons request. r,
n Hitchcock, a. r. Al. Eenyer. Colo.
sfah work ut ~rcck-hottom prices, o
ssult-your own interests and The Op
tic office at the same time.
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Notice 10 Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders Ut The Mutual Building aud
loan Association OF I.as Vegas, for
the election Of three directors ana Tho
transaction Of other business, win Id
held at tho office IL the association
on "Wednesday, September IA. 1904 at
so'eloek i m. s.ss
g. q .GlsE. Secretary.
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1ossors Could not tseipHs.

Il had kidney trouble FOR Years, y
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner Of Shell
ton, WASH . anal tins Doctors eesnld
not Help me, II tried Foley's Eidlihy
Cure, and the very first dose gave me
relief and | am now cured. | eannot
say tho much for Foley'sa Kidney
Fare J. AT makes the diseased kianevs
sound SO they vii. eliminate the poi.
sons from the blood. For sale by the
Depot Drug store,
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Better Than 4 plaster.

A piece Of flannel aampened With
Shamheriain's Pain Balm and hound
On me affected parts, Ia better than 4
Masler.fat Il lame hack and Tor pains
" Inc side ~ chest. Pain Balm has
~ superior as d linlment for tho yelioi
81 deep scented. muscular ana fheti.
haatle patlts. For sale by nil drug,
gists.
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end OF policy and administration the
reign Of peaeesatifo Homo and through.
buy The world Of peace, Which comes
only by doing justice,
r Faithfully
y THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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\ aewA sstfaetive. interesting farm
Journal. THE Earth" neso,ed to the
graRt southwest. its industries. climate
and opportunities. Write Tor sample
eopy. One years subscription. rs
cents. Issued monthly. profuaely illus.
trsted. Address THE EARTH, Ills
railway EXCHANGE Chicago,
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D CAN WEA D

q siza smaller afler.-A ing Aliens
FootEase. 4 powder to III shaken into
the shoes. II makes tight oil new
shoes feel easy; gives instant rellel
to corns and bunions. It's the great.
est comfort discovery 81 the age.
Cures and prevents swollen feet. bills.
tiers, callons and sore SPOTS, Aliens
Foot.Ease II 4 certain cure for sweat,
Ing, hot, aching feet. AN hi drug.
gists and shoe stores. 25e. Trial
package Free by mill Address. Allen
s. Dlmsted. L.eIsoy. N. X.
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Feet Swollen 10 immense size.

10y SENNAaM2
had kidney trouble 80 had" says
j. ], Cox of Valley View. Ky, "thal
| could not work, my feet were swul
len to immense size and | was eanfin
Ell TO my bed and physicians wore Mn
able u give me any relief. My doe.
tor finally prescribed Foiey's Kid
ney Cure which made d we'll man oi
me- Avoid serious results III kidney
Or bladder disorder by taking Foley
Kidney Cure. For sale by Depot nrup
store,
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Foley's Honey and Tar Ii peculiar.
" adapted for chronic throat troubles
and Will positively cure bronchitis,
hoarseness and all bronchial diseases
skefnse substitutes. For sale by De,
pot Drug store. i.
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Try 'rinaots market when YOU.
tfant niee stesks or roasts. Just "a.
eeiyaf ascarioad 81 finest beef cattle
from IN Kantm city markets. Sis
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Ley Msssss Paaosa Springs.
ete n 4 M "A. name q rate of 81

for the round trip, Santa Fe to RI
gosa Springs and return, limited to sc
days. $ X. Hooper. u. r. A. I. n
Mcbride. agent
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Get Z ~ those handsome ham.
from Gnhring Gil
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grown so greatly in we'll being
home apAin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aYson
sa'aSIlffiatsalls;,ss q s91yt7,sss'ssssla 4 4

AibWh ~ 6iGdAta III NGlI utiHH ~
home aSAin honorasle,repntet aysons
s q Eafggs, o. nsSJTS,.ssnssaM II;
|Hse rfrs ~r~curd as ar-eveu1~-fer~fa fail.
hire Of effsrts to mcstynew conditions,
ION hfSaohtfarys4Fe treat the record
|Df NflR Wi fayr fdne III the past as
fncttrment 10 DO rven better Iii the.
future, We believe that the progress
that we have made may he taken us
d measure Of the progress We shall
continue TO make II the people again
emtrust the government Of the nation
10 CIR tandSf We do not stand stille
We press forward toward the goal Of
moral and material VOL being for orr
own people, OF just and fearless deals
ing toward all other peoples. in the
Interest nat merely of thtss country
but Fpf mankiudA Tbera isErat d pot
fr. foreikp af3 s~lonaestle, Which We.
afs now sarrying ont, which II would
not b. disasgfeas TO tesase or abans
iuns III ouf opponents should come.
Iii and should net reverse our poll
ctcs. then they. would he branded with,
the brand III broken mitll, or false
promise, hi insineerity In word and
deed. and no maj can work 10 adsan
tage Of the nation with such a brand
'elinging to him. II, on the other hand
they should cofne in and reverse any
al Of our policies, by Inst 50, much
l!sbutd The nation, a. q wbois be lan
aged Alike ID lawmakers slH ~ id
inin~istrators of AnG Jaw VI haxp en-
.dcAsored 70 III par tlutSssn ~ in
Unrest Of the IpNpite-as WON We.
Tnake u alpaAlJtS nd 81b sand
'!c no section, Ut tobIHgov9 csisens,
Ia whatever part 0f fhe land they
and whatever may BIZ their be-.
&&patton or worldly condition. Ne
hAyf ltriVen both for civic righteous.
'tsese aid for national greatness and
We have faith 10 believe lAat dur
hands will be upheld Dr. aII who feel
lote ~ country and trust In the NJ
building of mankind. We stand tor
enforcement of the Law and for absds|
itlice 81 5As -lassfFssiT government IN
q goyernufenl or 1fdof1y liberty aSipl
III alien 1,tvy&Au3 and III anarchy
and Ito fottMlat =. ksSpe Ii Tho ohspt
ance 81 tfif lad. Sffs6 iii tho people
and by The public servants We bul4l
ever ltafera His as the hill Important
&@E&E T&@|& @%@#Mg
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ago, We did not take the Philippines
AZ VIII ana We cannot put then, aside
at Wfah An abandonment of tha nal,
ioN which wefIiave steadily pursued tn
the islands would hc fpaHellt with dis
honor and disaster; and I'll such dis
homer and disaster / do Not selieYa
taflas the Ameffeans peSMde fwiH cnn.
senEs
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Spnr million slaHes. and lnssn them
&c 4aIS AiEeAa has
, asIsn ass5s ssse B,ls,s s ~ ' ,isst.

alton of fen millions Of the HUMAN
family from the yoke Of imperialism
IN spAsion OF great problems, IN
its Performance Of high duties. II has
had the shNnort Of MEMBERS of all pms,
tiestsfn the past. and II eopfifnutly IN
spkes theiNSvslx grsann Iii nut.
sHtEAEE 4
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prnfastion 0f the alag were Withdrawn
thgn. rights wpIid be- lost. ann esie
#l3n1s would lid plunged back under
Ao$as form pfH lcious tyranny. We
kMdi givesd lS9W more seyfx1tSr4i
nlh thalE I'LL Nave ever essS1 W
aGArsadtakink stsp4 10 increee&SE eAtp
further iii providing thenrTNsh On
elected legislative assem- lyxaAQd YYA
" We had better await 49, lssshf
this experimentation Ii 6FA wb0ks
new experiment III A~siaa-befefp wr
make promises which AZ d nation We
might liz forced, III break. Or which
they might aterprel one Way md We
In another. II may liz asserted With
out fear of successful contradiction
thafanowhers isrfiufrecertayrar has
there besn a. fine an examfiif uf cory
strintiye fratrgrnshsntp and Mise and
upright administration ~ has been
given Till the tffil authorities aided
hy me army. III The Philippine iii
Iaaa8 We have administered Them
AE @EH
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n other .ctttes, even though ne does
not think himself equal to rouang en-
thusiasm through the medium Of a long
address. ns he contends that ne 10 not
a stump speaker.
Nevertheless his friends will urge that
he show himself TO the people at fro
q,ient intervals and at various points.
While he would much prefer to remain
at Rosemount, making an. occasional
address from his piazza to visiting dele
cations, he has promised TO nccede to
the desires Of his managers IL they
make It plain to him that such action
would be for the best.
Scott Replies to raggart.
Senator Scott. OF, West Virginia. was
at Republican Headquarters to-day, but
refused tn discuss Judge Parker's letter.
When told what Chairman Taggart had
said OF his State, though, he said:
What nonsense X Is to talk like that.
Let well enough alone Is the motto 1
would tack on evety Republican docu:
men that goes out OF headquarters II /
nns my 3 VIZ w.:, an y,r sHls Darti 6arins t X.
month OF August West Virginia mined
$50, 900 tons OF soft coal and It took
$3.50, 900 to mine this coal. II the present
tarlff Is not interfered with out State
will have an ouput Of soft coal soon
greater than That or PennsylvunlA- |
DO not believe that the West Virginia
miners can possibly be such fools as TO
vote against the tariff, I think I know
them better than that"
Gov. odell sid OF Judge Parksr's let
ter:
TITS q sad thing when a great party
Is so divided that to great issues have
&c be presented In different ways In
different parts OF the country, Take
Judge Parker's strongest point-his gold
telegram. One-half Of the party stands
to-day against that. Judge Parker says
that the Republican party will feel the
effect Of a popular verdict against the
tariff. How there be any change. In
the tariff with a Republican Senate
Charles r. Murphy was early at Tam:
many Hall. He said he had no. read
the letter Of acceptance. but would read
Il thoroughly later IN the day, Asked
when Tammany was going to. begin
It's real hard work Of the campaign, ne
said:
We have q good start nOw@ big start
and our Repubiicso friends will never
The Republican Club ann ounces to-day
q reception to the candidates on che
State ticket on the evening OF Oct. l
The evening world., 1904-09-26
F|GURERS
WORKING OVERTIME
Governor. ChaIrman's Statistic
Factory Turning Out "Rshuta.
tons" Of Democratic Plat.
form's Allegations.

Gov. Chairman odslrs figure factory
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel 10 grinding
out statistics at an appalling rate. Ada.
ers. subtuetor, muiupliers. dividers
and percentage jugslsrs are working
overtime over huge piles OF records OF
appropriations and expenditures. with
the object Of showing THAI Gov. odsii
was not sxtravssant with the money
OF the people.
Duncan Campbell Lee. permanent
chairman Of the saratoGa Democratic
Convention. declared In his address to
the delegates that Attornsy-0sn. Gun.
neen, the single Democratic member d
the Odell administration during the past
two YEAR,. was the only n who con-
Quoted hh once with REGARD TO scon-
omy. In connection with this the ns-
The evening world., 1904-09-26
SEEK MODIFICATION
Of THE RA|NES Law


Martin J. Kane. the newly elected
president OF the State Wine, Beer and
Liquor Dealers Association, has stated
that an effort will be made to secure
a modification OF the Excise law by
the Legislature at Its next session. II
Is proposed to make n fight for the
passage OF a bill more favorable to the
liquor element than the Ralnes law
and to obtain other laws for the pro-
lection OF the dealers.
A large sur will be contributed -
carry on the campaign. The most
change contemplated II
o. the existing IA ws. under
which any salcon-keeper violating the
Excise law IL deprived Of his license.
An effort will be made 10 so change
the law that II permits n vlola tor Of
the Excise law TO be fined for the
first two o~fenses and not derived OF
license until the third orense.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

Malt vineEar-Butler's best; un-
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use. at. bottle AS
cider aud white Wine
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at. bottle .........'..,"u'.'". w
salt-Blue Ribbon, free running. In
Glib. mcisture-proof cartons. Sc
each e. .,,...',''' ..'.''''s's'.'"
cs sn ! s s%,,maIss di isrs. So ana lOc
Ps Singapore .pie ei s sDiS' ,i fno.ee l0c
French hustnrd-Builer's best:
very choice. iull strength and GO
favor. a b0ttle......"-,.,.,. ~
Cnpers-Imported from the mos,
famous groves OF Southern IN
France. In bottles. Toe. and. w.
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The tfS!T marvellous curcs Of Asthma,
which arc being effected By DR.. Schia.
MAINS Asthma Cure certainly call tot
notice.
Rev. @. L. Taylor, OF Washburn, ILL.,,
says: Some 7 years ago my wife used
several packages OF -FOUR Asthma Cure
which resulted 10 q permanent cure"
A Hay Fever sufferer writes. II have
been . sufferer from Hay Fever for ovei
20 years, and IL scemed harder every year.
Tho first night ] used your Asthma Cure
I was greatly relieved. II cured my cough
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DEMOCRATS ALL
IN HIGH SPIRITS
Judge Parker's Letter OF 40.
oeptance Has Aroused a Con.
fidence In His Ability to Win
Not Heretofore Fell.
CAMPAIGN MANAGERS
SAY IT WILL WIN VOTES.
Candidate Especially Com
mended Upon His Acceptance
Of President RoossveIt's
Challenge on Imperialism

National Democratic Headquarters
was aglow with enthusiasm to-day.
From Chairman rassrt down TO the
humblest doorkeeper there was a man.
Hesitation OF energy and confidence APP
parent 10 all visitors The cause wa
Judge Parker's letter OF acceptance. {
I'VE expected a strong utterance OF
policy" said Chairman Tassart. "sNd
we were n o disappointed. II 10 a grand
letter and stimulates good feeling all
over the country. Not before In this
campaign have we had the issues 30
clearly defined. It covers all points ana
viii be u chief campaign document
I see that our Republican friends
say that all they have to contend
against Is over-conhdence. In my juds.
ment, there won't be so much ov~er.con-
fdence when this letter gets into cir.
cuation. over-conndencs Is another
name for apathy.
Pleased with Pension Policy,
Il was particularly pleased at Judge
Parker's handling Of tho pension ques-
ton. 1t shows that the Democratic
party does not object to age pension,
to the deserving veterans; but tina, the
action OF the Executive In overriding
the Constitution Is the danger-ralnt
against which We have been protesting.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt. IN his letter, asks
II the Democratic candidate, In case OF
election. would reseind the order made
arbitrarily by the President. He get,
his answer straight from the shoulder"
Chairman Tagsart made vigorous de.
MAJ OF published statements to the ef.
fect thai the Democratic National Com.
mlttee has given up hope OF carrying
west virginia. On the contrary, ne
SAID the outlook grows brighter every
day.
chairman Cord Meyer. Of the State
Committee. received a letter from Judge
herrick this morning In which the can.
didate announced that he would he
ready TO take an active part in the
campaign as soon as his accumulation
OF judicial work Is out Of the way. He
Will no leave the bench until he has
all the cases before him disposed OF,
After that he will be subject to the
wishes Of the committee. The expecta.
tion is that he will make an en.rgetlc
canvass. although no dates will be As
sign1 To him until ne signifies that
he Is ready to begin campaigning work.
VIII HELM Win Votes.
Mr.. Meyer said that Judge Parker's
OF acceptance Is a wonderful
document, making clear to the people
In n way that all can understand the
difference between a constitutional gov.
and Imperialism. In his opinion
Il Will strengthen the views OF thous.
nnds upon thousands OF Republicans
who are beginning TO believe tina,
President Roosevelt Is far more DANGER
Dus to his country as Chief Executive
Of the United States than Emperor
william Is to Germany az ruler OF that
Nothing has bsen heard at National
Or State headquarters to-day about
Judge Parker's plans for the campaign
what has already been an.
bounced. Every effort win DO made to
persuade hlm 10 make speeches In this !
The evening world., 1904-09-26
urs factory Issued a statement to-day.

ure factory Issued q statement to-day.
THIS statement shows that Attorney
General Davis during 1901 and 100. ex-
pended IN his once t1iSt43.B. Attorney
General .Cunsen during his term Of Of
S..,s, xA: :,s,. e snd !. D IS, q S. w,,, have have . a.
over that Of tie previous 1~dministra.
ton amounting to y15,02s.S.
Not sayv the 0evernor through bio
9gurs factory. that ! am charging Mr..
Ounneen with extravaganza. When he
naked for his appropriations he told me
they were. Our opponents bark back to
the administra ton Of 1894 for thor
comparisons OF expenditure. forgetting
that the tremendous growth OF the
State a " rise TO conditions calling for
greatly incrcased outays."
The evening world., 1904-09-26
Business Houm ElCHT-THlRTY AM to FIVE PM.
Commencing October Id, EIGHT. THIRTY AM. to SIX PM.

Mesms. B. Altman & Co. direct particular attention
to their RUG DEPARTMENT.
AArge assortment Of Oriental Rugs i. shown, especially
selected for their designs and combination, Of colon,
which are adapted to the various scheme, Of modem and
antique interior decorations. and in the various sizes for
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Also the very best quality Of Domestic Rugs.
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS for Wall and Fur
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Also Lace Window Draperes and Bed Cover.
NOTICE. Orders will be attended to for the complete
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Rugs, Door and Window Drapenes, etc, for which
designs and estimates, will be submitted.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
EX-SENATOR CHANDLER HURT

WARNER, N. H., Sept. S-Ex-sena-
tor william e. Chandler Is suffering
from . fracture Of both bones OF his
loft forssrm through having been struck
BY the crank OF his automobile.
Mr. Chandler was about to take a
trip from hia summer home at Waterloo
when the accident happened.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

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Butier's French Blue-Supe. e,
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Baking Powder-Blue Ribbon. the
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cal, guaranteed purest cream OF
tartar, always insis, on Blue Rib.
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Tomatoes-East View: most popular
brand sold. large. red. ripe Dc
fruit. solid packed cans 2 Tor <oS
Noodies-"Pcerless;' choicest
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The evening world., 1904-09-26
PARKER BUSY WITH
.His CORRESPONDENCE.

ESOPuS, Sept M-No callers were
expected At Rossmount to-day. Judge
hSk psp. sg'1 md pt ,s.n Of log sS' u Ssy x, ,. soTT..
rpondshos. which piled up during his
recent trips 10 New York.
The Dickinson press., 1904-05-14
Raise More Fodder Crops.

To the Press:
The past ten years have been pre-
~sistently preaching the gospel of fodder
crops-the salvation of this country.
The present time seems opportune to
again impress upon the stock farmer the
necessity of increasing the acreage of
fodder crops. Do not allow the ambi-
ton for large wheat acreage to prevent
sufficient provision for the cattle and
sheep. A few acres of late seeding to
oats will furnish excellent hay if cut be-
fore frost. Millet is generally a sure
crop if the ground be we'll prepared.
Fodder corn is all right, but requires
more labor to cultivate and harvest. My
best results have been with rye hay. 1t
grows quickly, cleans the ground for the
next years crop and makes a good relia-
BILE feed for sheep and cattle.
The successful wintering of a number
of old cows that were too poor to ship
last fall was on rye hay. Let it be we'll
advanced towards the ripened stage be-
fore cutting-cut too green it does not
make good feed. rs. UNDERH1LL.
Antelope, May 10, 1904.