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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-10

performer being particularly adapted to
the line Of work allotted, and contains
such well known eastern favorites at
Mac Barnes, George Neaville. Frank
Weed, F. F. Settle, Louise Reming, Vera
Hamilton, Mamie Keene and Others. Mr..
Farland, the enterprising manager of the
Traders Grand Opera house has secured
this mammoth attraction for Saturday,
March II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-10
SALEM COLLEGE TO
RESUME MARCH IS

The students and faculty at Salem
college are taking their winter vacation
before entering upon the spring term,
which will begin March 10. The pros
poets are good for large ATTENDANCE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-10
QUINCY ADAMS
SAWYER

The scenic equipment Of "Qincy Adams
Sawyer" which will be seen here March
10, 1904, at the Grand opera house, is
very elaborate, and is built for the pro.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-10
OVER NIAGARA
FALLS
Scenic Melodrama Said to Be Of High
Order Booked For Appearance at the
Grand, Saturday Evening, Mar. "a

Rowland 4 Clifford have IN @over
Niagara Falls" play that is said to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-10

win fame for the play. The real red ears,
the real kisses, the real supper and the
natural and humorous incidents attend
The colored American., 1904-11-12
RETURNS FROM A WESTERN
JAUNT.

Mr.. A. H. West, a popular Buckeye,
who is well and favorably known in
this city, has just returned from his
native heath, Xenia, Ohio, where he
went to cast his vote, and to use his
influence in swelling Ohio's majority
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Xenia
is the principle town in Green Coun-
ty. O.. and is known as the city of the
Tawawa Springs. These health giving
waters made it a resort for the aborig-
inees in the colonial days of American
history. Mr. West is one of the home
boys, and is popular with the home
folks. He received many evidences
of the high esteem in which he is held
by his neighbors during his brief
stay, and he regrets that he can not
enumerate the many social functions
rendered him in his honor.
The Twentieth Century Club, a
crack social club of Xenia, made it
very pleasant for him on the evening
of November 18th, by giving an en-
te~tainment in his honor. The ar
rangements were in the hands of two
members of the club: Mrs. Marie Will
Iiams and Mrs. Victoria Smith. They
managed the entertainment to the sat
isfaction of all. The club is composed
of the elite of Xenia's young social
set, whose special object is to estab-
IiSh kinderparf school
Miss Selena G. Gaines was chosen
and prepared for the work, because of
her special fitness, and being promi-
nent in the social circles of Xenia as
well as an alumnus of the high school. |
She is charming young lady, and a
magnificent worker. The best people |
The colored American., 1904-11-12

in the social life of Xenia are repre-
sented in this club. The officers and
members are as follows
Miss Selena G. Gaines, President;
Miss Osee Towles, Vice-Pres.; Miss
Cruisman, Cor. Sec'y; Mrs. Lydia
Scott, Treasurer. Members, Misses
Louise Payne, Susie NJ. Russell, Laura
V. Phelps, Carrie E. Butler, Beulah
Underwood, Lila D. Brown, RS. Eliz-
abeth Hatcher, Mrs. Victoria Smith,
Mrs. Marie Williams, Mrs. Ella M.
Criss, Mrs. Amanda Meeks, Mrs. Flor
ence Scott, Anna FIshback, Anna
Banks, Cora Hawkins.
The colored American., 1904-11-12
FINE TAILORING.

I make a speciality Of Suits
Made-tO-Order, and a perfect fit
guaranteed; the prices ranging
from $500 up. Army and navy
work a speciality. Dry and wet
cleaning of all kinds. Dyeing,
securing and repairing. Cloth
ing called for and delivered.
Mail and express orders prompt
ly attended to.
A. FL. COOPER, Prop, 925 18th
ST., n. W., Phone, Main 1859. If.
The colored American., 1904-11-12

Mr.. James n. Spurgeon, ex-secre-
tary of the Liberian Navigation and
Steamship Company was in the city
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert L. PendletOn. Mr.. Spurgeon is
d high Mason and an active Shriner,
and took advantage of the Shriner's
meet in this city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

furnished of the and variety of the Denver
election frauds opening s.
stufng charged by witness and the
thing straight Republican had
counted and the ufing
Republican ticket this precinct votes the correction of
which Republican What will
o,he how,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
A Birthday.

Sifngs the rounds out another year.
the first issue being of December giving
birthday II has been the OF the publishers to
make oeven othe city and
succeeded best evidenced by the ever
Office There has been
mining improvement considered too small to be noticed
the being and enter
prise object upbung of the entire community
sf,ng friendship and patronage of all
the people that majority OF the citizens read
its columns weekly good word its behalf.
placed the that before another
milestone reached outside the fold will be
the helping publication boost for Idaho Springs the
county and camp
making promises the intention OF the pub
and the front ranks OF the
papers Colorado during 1905 which promises great things
Sfngs will h found pushing forward and assisting
legitimate enterprise.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
MINING APPLICATION NJ. Issa. MN
EkAL stRsEN NJ. LISA
a. =. Isand DSair~.
n.nNrr- CoIo. SOC

Denver. Colo. NOV. is, 1895
Notice Is hereby given tAat The y
ehiot Mining Company. BY George 4.
Bingham. its attorney an TACT, WHose
posloflce is Idaho springs. coiorndo
has made application for pateHt Eor
Leo linear .eet respectively ON tns
Csrtle. Z op Notch and Moore. besr1ng
gold and silver. the Certie lode be :
vll feet y 81 ". and s-9 feet 4 81 +
from discovery shaft thereoa, the Top
sad i.iss fsei $ So Is ". from DIS
being 500 feet \ % IS e and > feet
> 40 IS v. thence 5. II 81 W. Ati
feet from discovery adit thereon. with
slsectiyslys situate In Gold Dirt and
Grass Valley mining districts. clsar
creek county. state of Colorado. sad
described in the plat and seld notes or
hie ia this oflce. follows VIZ. Ger
tls lode. beginning at conner No !,
- "a " Of he ssb p N b.ar. -
30 W. ses.s feet. thence y. IS. w. i,s9e
feet TO corner No 2. thsnce y. u L
& & isee Soc feet e. t9s 70 Corner I 10 Z. ts.sSsS
IS W fso feet TO corner No. l. the
place OF beginning, Top Notch lode. be
the sth Il. NJ bears 5. IA ~ 40 W.
i.es- feet. thence 5 So IS. w. i,5ee feet
% corner No. :. thence y. 20. o. "
$50 feet to corner No. .. thence y. ss'
10 r i,5eo feet to corner No. .: thence
: 20 es Z, 100 feet 70 corner No. the
nsss al corner Ne. !, whence the y. !.
corner See. II. r. 8. X. . W OK the
sth 4. NJ. bears $ it' q, se.' w I.ss2
corner No. 2: thence " TO - z ses
feet 10 corner No. ,; thence y. ses e5.
W. $50 feet TO corner No 4. thence s.
10 3S W. SOS feet to corner No. 8.
thence s IL az w. 5sI feet to corner
No. q. thence 5. 20. o. e. ige feet TO
corner No ]. the place of beginning.
certing and excluding all conflict with
Tract A. and forming portion Of the
y. L = OF Sec Ii and the y. w. x OF
Sec IL. Twp. &. X. Is ". OF the sth
principal meridian. said location be-
Ing recorded In vols. las and is4. pages
ords Of Clear Creek county. Colorado.
adjoining claimants owners Of sur
Neys Nos fzSis and Is0it
c. d TORD.
Register.
First publication November ~ Isbf
Last publication January 2i. 1905
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

First publication November ie. 1906.
Last publication January ei. 100 :.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

appreciation shown the newspaper
general public been the subject Of comment time without
The citizen looks upon the weekly boosting OF his
by the newspapers matter OF course and never
sies the paper dependent the public for and
like army much eecual when well supported But
esoua newspapers find broad minded congen spirit
gladly shows his appreciation by paying for his and
the editor that he doing good work The following letter
Chicago firm and IS reproduced with much
pleasure by Siftings:
To StFrSGs
Dear SrWe often find which TO regularly
value than of the subscription
posted about the mining properties in which interested
your subscribers
Eastern friends Assuring OF interest in the entersing
progress going in Idaho Springs
Yours respectfully
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
NfstN. APPLICATION No. 1874. MN
EHAL SURVEY NO. lszsa.
L. =. Lad 0..ce.
penNrr. coIn.. NJ,

Denver. Colo. Nov. 1s. lstf.
Notice u hereby given that PHILIP
AiNsell, whose postoifice Is Denver
Colorado. has made application for
patent for SEQ linear feet on the Ethel
lode. bearing gold and silver. the same
being $50 feet s -. ". and $40 feet
y. ss' T. from discovery shaft thereon.
with surface ground iso feet in width.
situate In Idaho mining district. Clear
Creek county, state OF Colorado. and
described In the plat and field notes on
fie In this office. as follows. viz;
Beginning at corner No. j. whence
the W. . corner Sec 30. I. $. r
- W. OF the sth p. NJ bears y. s4'
st' 40" E ..osa5 feet. trlangalatlon sta
tion No. 4s bears 5. Ia ss' E ifs.s2
feet. thence s IS ". 1890 feet to cor
ner No, : thence y. az W. $50 feet to
corner No ,: thence y. 5ss z i.se0
feet to corner No. 4. thence : -. +.
10 feet to corner No /. the place of
beginning.
Containing 2ss4 acres. expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. est. 1851, 1882 1905. 1891.
1875 and is553 and forming a portion
of nnxubdiSided I. =. r. - W. Of the
sth principal meridian said location
being recorded In vol. ISs. page 2s5. Of
the records of Clear Greek county.
Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners OF sur
veys Nos. 2st. 1851. I25e. 6e2s. sos,
1881. HISS and is332
Register
First publication November 10, 1895.
Last publication January FL. 1908.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

published appeal from Pres Socum Colorado
endowment his school
the and made
according TO for all that
bad that the institution should be compelled
thus appeal to people for support
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
MINlso AppucArloN No. ,s,.
Mln@rsi Ss.rvrv No. is53.
II s Iart One


Mln@rs Survey No. is53-
Z. S. LAM Ofhce.
Denver. Coiosaso. Octoher IL. fQp4
Notice. (, hereby given shst A. o. BaIiis sns Bee
T. O.er .s.os< r-sst0ssee Is iisho Sssinxx Co.
hs We made application Tor patent fos IS ip~xr fe~f
on ,he Beeas~r lode tearing xoii ard sslv~t .ss
xsr-x b<ine 1855 fesf 50 an4 17S fe<t h<gsx o
= from The discovery shAft thereon. theme 3
N Isl ) m thence 80 ts5.i fest Nth s.fs<e.
srogrt $50 feet In With. situate In Jzck.oe ara
Csra, Nining Districts. Ci<sr Cfesk county STAR 4
Ce4srado ana described in the pist snt kest sasrs
on file In this os.ies. as fsilo~s. viz:
Beginning AZ no whence the ~ cor see 5
T4s r73 e<srs 81 s. 10 3sE5r II;
thercs n 81 - IT, 10 no. > vsts-e-
cor no g sur. no. i2ecs. A. D. Lode hears = - &
III us H.. ,henee So Nv ~ II Il. 10 Gov no s.
whence cor no. 6. I2GS. A. D. Led< has 5
-ss IS 1850 III thenee 80 "a 81 n. 10 eor 10
thel.es So i5o II no s; thence 80 81 -
II. 70 cor. no. s. thenes e. s7 ~ - n &c so,
no. Z. theaee Sc 7a3lsi n 10 eef- No. s: shsnrr
4. lsg.0 n. TO cor. l. the place of h<xfns4rg
Containing s.0S- acres. expressly escepssar saa
exciating all confict With survey No. i.EE. A b.
Lo3e and forming . portion of the n - II Sse 4
T-pss. range 73 Of the esh psincirAi nssrssisH y.
Sad ioc.ison beirg recorded in vol iss. rag ~.
" the records OF Gear Creek county Coso~a5o
Adlolniag elAinauis the A. D. LODE. Surve, No
iz&5s.
c. D. FORD Rsrtste-
FIRST pub Oct- - last rub. Dec. "a. 1874
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

ABoUr thirty election contempt
Supreme Injunction conduct the elections of Denver
Thirteen Of them in Jail and arrests
are follow Chief parsan he is judge
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
In Jail Instead OF Congress-.

J. Mullins brother of the Democratic District Judge
Mullins undertook play the OF bully and run the
Denver When the Supreme Court
watchers asked policeman Mullins instructed the
policeman Mullins also elected Republican watcher.
while running things challenge book snached
from the hands of lady challenger of the Republican faith Mullins
officer charge Carriages
Democrats had business within the oofoot limit
gentleman
Congress
county months and will $500 fine before
appears be much equipped adon Jail than the halls
Of Congress
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
MINING APPLICATION NO. isss.
AIaerzl Survey No. I7eT. A&B.
U. !. Lana ofhee

U. :. Lana Okcr
Denver. Colo. Deeens<r . Iss
sosscs !. hereby sfser that The Little Rses.s .sst
Mining company. ~ tieofRs L. Binghzm is ztsorns,
IN fact ~i,ose ssr Jtac< /, lisho Srrngx. CsS,f. e.
has s,sie sprliesfion fof patent for Eso r<af
txing rs feet n sSS 81 " and $50 feet S 4s- 80
thescs e. M as fesi from iiseosefv shafr tlai-
on. 18th surface .rouat 10 teet In -fsfh ara ihs
Bgixrsrs Mni SITE each situate IN Ga4i Orr Mr. !.
Df>sfsci. C~Aa Crsts Coap,y. STATE oi CoAors1s .n1
s<sere-s In the pt.i aH4 heii notes ca ME IN t-is
of4ee as fntio~s. yiss
BLIZZARD LODE
Bexinnins cor. no /. -s.enee The - cor s~c
L. ~ o 5. range IS 8f the oh 3 hrars y
4 ~ i3ls-- r.: tisence - ~ luSS n 20 az
No. .; thence 5 - ~ ~ Il ia cor 10. g. fserxs
n to ). ,fs-nce "a ~ iuss IT. COS -l
.. ess iiss #. 10 no l. the ptacz
essianinz.
TIE BLIZZARD MILL SIZE.
Beginning al cor no ~hsnee Tire n Il cor SO e
t-r. S. fzngs - = u iie ssh 9. N. tsafs a -
- I5sr - IT,. ihsncs isss sss.1s u 10 cor n
iiseuet - shi . ~ 70 Sof NJ. = thence
fs T., cor. L. fhrnc= - s0y H. 70 Cor. o. Is
shsAee ~ sf' " dOis n 70 cor. .. fhence
" l7l II. 70 no 7: th~nor - 40 gfs T..
. no. !. ne Fiscs II tsgianiag. Containi-s
2 l9s acres
L4sss elaim containing sg1 sefeS sspre~.ss -
eeTrinz Ana eseiaiing all conflict -sth survey ~.
Essib sni forming pSfttsn Of TIE u aaa is.s
q SEC Il. f<r ;. fanss IS u The ssh prtne-.i
f5-Sn- SsAt i1czfilHe ssiag teCasssi IN sos2 it-
an1 i4i. - S "a an i.3. u the records % Eiszr
Cresk Coaniy. S0osa4o-
A4iosnink Claimants VeneFs u sefxey No !z-lG.
C. ID. FORD. Register
Fsrsi Feh Dee- Ie. Lzss fss. let. l.. isos.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

Saturday proved be the best days that this
has enjoyed months and larger of
circulated than for than past And all this the face OF
malicious that circulated that the
dead Never the general condition better than today
from devopmet of production has been rapid
Extensive being blocked shipment
unless all fail coming will witness the
vty the mining field that camp has enjoyed And the
mills will be increased the increased output and consequently
Wilt
and hustle for enterprise the city at all times and
united effort will accomplish great good.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF THE First
National Bank of Idaho Springs. Colo
rado, will be held on Tuesday evening.
Janusry roth, 1905, a; 7; 80 O'Clock T. ~.
in the banking rooms, cor the election of
Directors. voting upon an amendment to
the Articles Of Assoc ,,ion and the trans
action of such otles business as may
property come beio-. tie meeting.
WM L Bush.
Cashier
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

Johnny TrythaIl is happy in the po-
session of a new express wagon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

Try US for ranch eggs. vegetables
poultry aud meats. THERo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-17

RoosEvEIT jus, such document that
expected him. and the endorsement of all the
regardless of creed color political aaon
viii the belief that the people
they endorsed President Roosevelt
month and today republican principles which he warmly ad
and believed than before.
Is the president o. all the people
The daily sentinel., 1904-06-22

List your properety with Yelton,
the hustling real estate man, 405 Main
street. Phone 3+4 red.
The gentlemen will serve ice cream
and cake ON the lawn at st Mat
thew 5 rectory Thursday evening.
We do ANYTHING in repair FORK and
especially bicycle work. See Cald-
we'll and Lowe Bros. back of the
White Mercantile Co. store.
Women's Home Missionary
Tea at the home of Mrs. Heide-
man, from to 8 p. m. Thurs
day. Tea, cake and ice cream.
The daily sentinel., 1904-06-22
Confectionery at the G. V. Store.

e&e eAAo ~" v ONONS.
Watch the Bargain square, changed
weekly G. V. store.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar.
closing out sale to stop business.
E. Rabbelhge of Germany is spend
ing few days in and around this
city.
Howard Nearing and l. N Nearing
left this noon for their farm north of
Fruita.
C. H Patrick and company have
painted their new store ON Maiu
street.
When leaving for the Worlds fair
call up 1873 Red, for bus service
The Western hotel.
p j. Supp, the Colorado avenue
baker is remodeling his baking oven
at his place of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W Wistuer of
Ogden, Utah, are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Patterson.
Everyone come to the ice cream
social given by the gentlemen of st.
Matthew church Thursday evening
Rev. R. A. Chase and family of
Pueblo are visiting at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of this
city.
DIR. y. X. Bull and family are home
from their trip to tile St Louis ex-
position. They report most enjoy
able time.
When You want your eyes fitted and |
the right price charged come in our
store-The Thompson Jewelry and
Music company.
There was no meeting of council
last night, on account of having no
quorum. The meeting was postpon-
ed until Friday night.
Weather conditions for western
Colorado TOR the next twenty four
hours are, Generally fair tonight and
Thursday; warmer tonight.
George o. Bible. travelling passen-
ger agent of the Rock Island was in
the city yesterday on matters connect
ed with his road.
Travelling Passenger Agent Angel,
of the Union Pacific road was in the
city for "A short time last night He
came in over the narrow guage
A man was sitting ON the curb in
front of the Canon block this after
noon. He was in a drunken slumbqr
and his snores attracted the attention
of the passers5y.
We have piano that was sold new
for $3.50. We offer it to you-slieht-
ly used-for $235-a positive bargain
Cash or easy payments. Thompson
Jewelry and Music company.
Remember what we tell You. We
acknowledge no competitors in our
line of watch repairing and jewelry
manufacture in this city-The
Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
Your repair work OF any kind,
especially spray pumps, will be givun
S''sN NeNNAtAph ~ uos AAg Jul
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Co.'S
Store.
The family of p. A. Rice will not
retuove to their summer camp at the
saw null this year. as is their custom.
The saw mill cannot be operated this
summer on account of scarcity of |
suitable logs.
II. @. Bucklin is building an ad-
dition to the store occupied by NJ. Fl
Loetfier the tailor. 1t will be modern
in its appointments, two stories in
height and constructed of brick. The |
work of driving the piles has COM
menced.
Assistant Manager Frank Davis at
the Fruit Growers association pur-
chased two cases of comb honey today |
the first of the season. The honey |
was sold % the association by ]. 1. |
Mayhem and he was paid for it the
fancy price of 81 per case. Mr.. May
hew must have early bees.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01

Bon Ton herd of Aberdeen An
gus cattle aud Poland China hogs
have several extra choice regis
tered bulls Tor sale, ranging in
age from five months to three
years.and can supply'ree istered
hogs OF any age and either sex.
| have also a choice lot of Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels at -
each or three for IS. Come and
see the stock or address.
ID. X. Perry. Columbus Ind, r.
+. ID. 3.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01

The great activity of these or
ganisms in reproducing hem
selves should always be kept in
mind, SO that their mere introdu.
ction is sufficient to undo the
work of beneficial bacteria. Where
milk or cream is sent to the
creamery from the farm, too
great pains cannot be taken by
the dairman TO exclude organisms
OF all kinds, good and bad alike,
because il is much easier for the
creamcryman to handle products
OF this character than it is
to handle products in which are
found a mixture of flavors.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01

ton of pea hay for wheat bran in
group , and for cotton seed meal
in group ; greatly reduced the
cost of concentrates.
4. 1t was proved by this ex-
pertinent that one an a quarter
pounds of chopped cowpea hay
was equal to one pound OF bran,
and three pound Of the chopped
pea hay was equal to one pound
OF Gotten sced meal.
Two and a half tons of COW
pea hay can be produced on an
acre of average Southern farm
land, at a cost of S12.5O. Put in
the market baled. it would be
worth $500. A ton Of bran
costs Sl6 or Sl.5O less than the
farm selling price of two and a
half tons OF cowpea hay. The
cowpea hay would have twice the
feeding value of the wheat
bran.
3 Measuring by the yield al
the Tennessee Station, il would
take ID acres OF land to produce.
in cowpea hay the feeding equiv
alent Of a ton Of cotton seed meal.
The cost OF the hay from that
amount OF ground would be $40,
its farm value SCI, and its mar.
ket value $40. Blu, the pea crop
would store in the soil 20 pounds
OF nitrogen worth say -. The
only difficulty in the wav Of maxi
ing pea hay 4 perfect and profi,a.
bic substitute for the whca,
bran and cotton seed meal was 10
getting the cows 10 Consume
enough OF IL.
This would suggest the use OF
4 small daily ration Of the bran
or cotton &c, d meal and an in
CREASED o~v al the pea has as far
ast~ possible - inducc the cows
20 consume II.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01

One year old. Will sell at a
bargain also bian white
mammoth asparagus roofs at 90
per hundred or 500 per thousand
w. X. Perkins.
Agricultural College.
Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01
For Sale.

\ choice lot of ). {. Il. Lcghor-
rs. hens Sl.OO cockrels ST.. SO To
$500 Eggs ST 50 per setting of
Is.
Ida. r. Berry.
Corinth, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01

Nv
We have already published
much on the importance of this
subject an reproduced Il sum.
mary given by Hoard's Dairy.
man of q recent bulletin by the
Tennessee Experiment Station.
This bulletin treats upon the
following subjects: "Thc Rcla-
tive Value Of Protein in Cotton
Seed Meal. Cowpca hay aud
Wheat Bran"
We have not the room to give
all that il said on this intensely
interesting question, and 30 will
only enumeratc The conclusions
of the experiment.
!. Cotton seed meal il one OF
the richest OF protein feeds. bu,
1t must be fed sparinglv. ~ i,
has a tendency 20 produce merry
Gus arrangements OF the cows
system.
:. Only about half ~ much
food IL consumed in making u
gallon oi milk "a IN maxim, =
pourd Of butter.
! The smallest amount OF
roughagc consumed in making a
pound OF buttc~ was -: pounds
in which i3 pounds q! copca hay
was substituted FOR four pounds
OF cotton seed meal.
This vas with group J OF cows.
The highest amount Of conccn-
consumed for a pound Of
butter was by group |, which
took % pounds or - pounds
more than group }, and So
pounds more than in group Z.
This shows that the substitp-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01
Wanted.

Reliable man for dairy work
good mixer. State wages in ans
wer.
Arthur EVANS
Vicksburg Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-02-01
Newton Nursesics
ESTABLISHED 1890.

Letter a large and superior
stock OF Apple. Peach. Pear
Plum. Pecan, Mulberry trees
and grape vines. The best keep.
ny winter apple in Mississippi
/, keeps I'LL spring large red and
DELICIOUS My mulberrics are
from trees that bear cnormus
crops OF fruit. Freight and X
press charges paid. Write for
prices.
J. X WoopuAM.
N.- A.