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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

l. -. %, l.. 20. so L. So. SOD
!.t9y read. -ni wss by 10 means sufaelsflt ID
inss :nc!uie raors s5t rep i.., ana lai:. ,,a
% % :ioh:ay. TIE market I'D not show EEy
rTiees ruled sLa,is .sno:ssr ih4n M5hisy fot
.rs ~, 80 stnh- ,,all lambs ana AT aalr-'aE
ss.r. as noloiY wants thsri. az Ju-er, l5ox-
Nc IoI auaiity- Ths- stocscr trade rEr4alnS n
SUPPL q eoa9so "ii In b.: IssT dss esml9 s,5 '1. s
"a. Hli.9 Inost nuy.r- are !o0kinS for- AMI sell
Hotis-oniy a in6.isra;s s-.rnir - TG-. --s
On m sa!r. thl rss1ip;s aI-9g.-;inE % aroUHI =,
saa dii no; i.ciade ~ many lhtis trashy pigs
H,ini, and .sTiy saIss -hovsa an advance =
70 - -. sot-a. smooth butcher hog, .nd
80: selhns the GuieA.st .,nd showing The
-, sti..o' .ii'sr.t seysEs; ic.ifa u tu;cler
nesriy ,yeaI. 20 Esss selling a5sg. = sl..,s
= :, ogiot;T- sales ine!-iec ssss.,i load. at
sad dit u1t .st.s:: quito As 1.ucl .TaacS as
:; ~ .s.'vss aad .l:E-peTs, D.; tasv SeFs sa!i
rs-; o.dcr w-r- very t r;,iS n az. taf..r ,,,a
III 81, so-ress and buyers have 20 taks the A=zt
TT, The late trafs vas ,Iog and .Aa;- loser.
MCi.Es-I-he mule demand NON the soUtn
- SHOWN q material king Nd since n,
opening Q: the week. anr The effect- are shown
N a much slower a-G duiI.= market than PIE
.;n, .,ii,t las; Nesk- Dealer. who have Isr-.
et,I.Ns on Es-G ars nNsr-- 20 Increasing th.fn
sb.!e IRE prcye-t exterior demand Is s. small
LH-N hAE. sold very few mules since che b.
slain.ns OF the SeeS: an! -. consequently Ir-
LYING very hard 20 It:y any.
s;:na! tiii: rough ari green N:-is mules
Wnicl Hrs ordinarily Chased under tsa had
q ctStc fs4ef-. are coming n 1or the greatest
.nal- the d-.,--se-i feeling They opened
" week rully Sic pe- a~sd i1~er than t's-y
"a fortnight s,'- srI Ia. Indications are
fhSt ShSt tley VIII 20 even lower unless tome -pd-
Ia! chcHSe IL the market tEk.r place dealers
r. showing any disposition whatever - buy
iieEi The truth l. Jfsf dsaisTs would rather
!eaTe tEem alone than buy them ever az enric-
iiis Concessions. sOr the hsv- plenty 81 this
Kind On hand and do rot Gaze 70 incr-lss l
SUI I-- while thc genera! demand IL - small.
lie -ri-ss- on Guci. fat fuUles os cotton
i1ee or !ars.r - reported ECoI ana st-a,i.- br
S.4i-Ts- although the-, N,r- Few % thi- {
cIas- on hand. and hsy. been few sine, IN.
oS.n.nS of the week About -: head uy:- in !
The commission Pens TUESDAY rllornir. ard
sellers were having r hard tine % fnd buy /
ers Esrdly any mad been s1li VI 70 mid
dSN There was roti--shi.- absence cf SOUTH 4
ern tuyeTs on ils raaFk-t. o4i ih-r. was not f.
a. much confii-nc. In tie rlarke. a. during
TIE trade in general last wesz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
FOLK STEAKS FROM TRAIN.
Surprises md Delights People OF All
Parties at Rowling Greco.

Z
Bowling Green. Mo. Sept N-BowiinS
Green people OF all parties were surprised
and delighted this afternoon by stirring
speech from Joseph W. Folk. who ad-
dressed them from, a train on his way from
Hannibal TO Troy.
lie was received with great enthusiasm
Pike County will give an increased major
ity this year for the Democratic ticket and
good government
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
SEEKS DEATH TO
ELUDE OFFICERS
Henry Miller. After Escaping
Twice. Throws Himself Tn
der Running Train

Fort Scott. Kis.. SeTt- ea-H.nry Miller.
alias Kelly. who he'd w n gambling house
la Springfield. Sto.. and who was arrest
ed in Kansas City, Jumped from the win
dow OF a Frisco passenger near here las.
hight. escaping from a policeman who " rs
taking him back TO Springfield
Miller. still uiauacled. was captured OF
the track today by ;ou- farmers.
iia broke away IRON; them. threw him
>als IN 'front.' Of an approaching freight
train ana was killed instantly.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
LuVE-STOC.N MARKET.
Native Receipts GOOd-Becf Cattle
Steady-Sheep Hold Firm.

Beef Steers-For the second day thi. week the
native receipts we're liberal. and, other mar
kets having LIBERAL receipts. the trade was
characterized by the same slow and indif-
ferent feeling that prevailed Monday. The
proportion c, weIl-in.shet. corn-fed steers was
comparatively small. sni such kinds held a rel
stiveiy good. steady tone going to the scales
In very good teasol- While they were .rif-
stronger Khan Yesterday. Close. they were con-
Sice-ed On level Vit!i Last weeks basis ,,ne
lot OF yery lat --e~-e @ iic.I. plain Lass lbs.
solo at $50. with a cc.-d bunch OF -tarlnE
steers 3 - ard several other lots oc pretty
Hooi I-eGi-Ib. weights around So
Medium natives OF anything below gcoi kinds.
under IN. s. MARI harc ~ move arI
were again calle3 IaSi5c lower. making the Dc
cline since the eIUse .; lsst week range from
&c &c. though this ~ cunf-asiicfsI by buy
ers who say tina, their holdings cc.. them no
more than &c less than Ias- week. range.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
s:uie auotai.oEs:

ne hoiss Tiiarset vas ggi"t fJr Two
Fe-i--ilS- met because no a.eticr -y..- hid
ana second because the general che-.Ictsrlstics
=, the market cd n. tanI TO much artiVitv
Ih- number q active buyers On the market
iy-~' not asp-ar a. large las. vses ir-s
inquiry IL noticed. ard ;hs movement Is slower.
sA!c- at private treaty. an lieu Of auction actN
~. scre very small Tuesday. indicating 4 mcrs
Iinli,e: demand Tbs was the casa. not only
viti southern. bu. EzrtA-n. sif,d- a. u.u
fuS slihouSh tfsr- -a5 fa!- number O.. East
eEn Doyers on hard. tsaSs did 70. speSr . BE-
ant assieS!Vea.-= attaching 20 their or'1eTs.
ana ,1c ranr~ OF prices At ilick -hsy s-e buy
ING - - little lower tbsn last seek Tn.
condition
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
TIEIFRS-
COVE.
E<-a Is hAsk -
No. -ar

SOUTHERN cATTLE-In sdd:tio, 20 hold
oyerx the receipts were ver- close 20 -, rn-s,
al Of which had arrived shorty arre- nor,
Buyers were pretty vel flied from -sstsr,iay's
liberal sucply. and or,crafed ir an ;-;ire-.-t
:hs market he's a fairly Sood toae. brt o- .hs
cIiE or the oi.eIfnEs o. medium ara terea.
prices were 5s.1lc lower.
The trade o-l COWS vas croli ard
ce;p,s ruling rather moderate ard ofyeri-rs sd
readily AZ the prices. though at the close ms
complaint ri weakness ves MAJ. .hs,ss 80
enough TO disturb tn. general market a ros
steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.

Kansas ct.y FasSenSer--.-.-- 5 .cl am 'e.V IN
Nan City / san Fran EXP 80 PM = - an
nIon P1s.eux,r .-.-.----...- ss:s5 pm 's:o5
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
N'5 w"bssh,;
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

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d.
Stands
Do.
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Do
Standa
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White
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United
Brook .
Seaboa
New .
United
Ycste
clearing
Clear
rates {
10 6 pc
NeG
AusAA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.

Butcher CattIs-SCppiies o: butcher stock uers
again very l;berai. but the buit 81 III. supply
embraced largely fair arr medium craE~E
Good. heavy COWS and corn-fsi heirers wee
very scarce. the demand for such kinds being
firm On cps- above Gamers and below
best the market was anything but sati.facto-y:
offerings were hard TO rrOEe. AZ. values were
again on a shade lower bas!s- Co-arr9n 20 me-
dium h-ifeTs were not wanted. and bids and
eaies were OF Bit
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
TYPEW2ITERS.

LATEST model Remington: used very little
Phan" : "a. ASE for smith
OLIVER typewriter. nearly new, with stand
and Ca~s. chem. ia H!ck1rT.
REMINGTON smith, Olive rnfe=vocd
ty1,.wrtte-S. So. instead OF si6y: rentals two
InoIth% g. 81 Louis Typewriter Exchansc-
sil Olive
YOt X selection OF tie largest stock Of slight
ly used ard secondhand typeuTitsrs In tie
eo.ltry- standard inaEcs guaranteed Tor on,
year: sold and rented everywhere: send for
bargain and rental rat. card The IyI-sr::er
.-Achanse. rs -. Ninth 81. 81 Lcgis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
DOCTOR HOGAN, 22l5 OLIVE.

Medical and surgical diseases OF women a
specially. operations skillfuiiy performed
Patients received ar any time. before and
during confinement: infants adopted. u de-
sired trained nurses: home comforts: iadiea n
trouble call or write. terms reasonable. Con.
rultation free
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

New
estim3
was
cause
marks
fore
rsspc,
recrieI
forced
of Pr
.rn L
newe3
Qusnc9
snecfe
fhs std
COalers
depart
The
also "
ness il
Were
depar;
based
dec. Z,
ing ds
North
moro
and y
The
lSurea
obscul
tie 10
the {
tcruliI
l2tive
Eestio
was
The
the I
close
place,
anNiC
ino
TO be
and 4,
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yeSte
clearl
told
the !
has
pecte'
beiat'
the n
wi
Unite
was :
Ann
porar
advar
\ II
by [
night
argue
was
age.
int.ns
ysyt
lt,IS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Bre~er. B.nauct q. the Fair.

The Master Brewers Of 81. Louis enter
tanned the 80 Master Brewers of the I-nJ.
ted States at - banquet last nigh, at ,he
Tyrciean Alps Casper koehl.r presided.
and iossts were responded to by brewers
from all parts OF tho country
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Turpentine and Rosin.

Ro.in firm. 4. S; cHsos. 8: D ;:7s: y 81:
F Ssl: - ES: s. 3. ,lf1d5 X ss.75. "
siS. y $40. W. g. "a "a. W W 8
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDs.s.
TERMINAL. RAILWAY SUBJ RBAN
TRAIN SERVICE

E,aS-nuund. Lsav. J-nioa Ststior-Excert Sur
day. ~. sea, sl;iG a NJ; Sunday only. %, a
Leave Eighth and Gratto- strs~t>-p.i'y.
io-s a m. I'D SIS. $50 a m except sun
day. ais. s:ls, ~ a m. S.s. SO D Ss-
urisy and sunday only. u:;i p m: sundsy
oliy SEA. .=0 a. M
Above trains leave Washington avenue for
minutes later.
wes;bound: Ies=s Grsnit. C!,y-Daily. Il:
s-5s. .:l2 ?. m. except sunday 5:sS. i-ee. So"
u. a. s.+ s.ls D m saturday only. -:tI
p M: Sur-aay only. 500. SEA-. 1880 a. m; sat
urtay and SUNDAY only. HES p M. exc-ps
Saturday and sunday. S:51 p ~
Above trains leave Madison fou- n,izu'ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

rhe hs-t1r gauge ye>terstay showed 20 :eec.
O. I. ri-s OF f.s foot In - hours.
Bushes. airnS the Ley-- Yesterday Was ,si--
Tn. weather was cloudy and warm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

tween Kansas CITY and soonvti.. ~hcre q
sEh, sal. viii c,cur.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ST. Louis, chESTER, CAPE
GlRARDEAO LINE

STEAMER CHESTER will leave wnarsso.,
foot Pine St. Tuesdays. Thursdxys and Ssfur.
dAy3- g r. for Cars GrarteAu ana Wsv
lAndtnRR Special excursions only "a "A -
round trio, Including meals and berth s
Phones-BeiI man ga; kinloch A NJ,
JSO. Z AASSE.NCALt. As,os
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
EXCURSION STEAMERS
coaWiu n. SPEucsa
and ClTY u PR0VlnEnee

make daily Irips. leaving At 70 .. m-, IA
sUNpAr. lss~: 80 . m. 10. m In
RouSp THIP 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
DR.. MARY ARTHUR,

csy1 Washington are-. conducts a nrs.-clsss
sanitariun for ccntnerne:ts: infants adopted:
elegant accommodations. twenty years expert
cnce: trained nu-ses: Iad!e. whcr needing n
Specialist corre or write: strictly resuec.ab.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

s. ssi--- go ST.. si5--. :.s5 L.. sis--. = -
- ?h-.- =s5 c. ga. rs g.. 49, .-sJ
HELPERS.
IL g. =. 5z-.- IT, 30 g. sSs--. 80,
a.. 60 -. 80 5sI-.- 80,
lows and heifeTs:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Suburban Train,

Suburban Trains.
p~pa-t-From Union Station; rsrS,sen. -s:is
n,tS. Street station: ST. Charles. ell 90 a m :
t5.,, D. m: BridSeton. tt:I5 D. m. ts:E a. m
F.rSr.sor $50 a. m. ts:N p M. I:sS D. m
{5-t5 y IT. , -..,
"a, u m .i2a5 p. m. +s:ii m sfo.r
n Al Olive Street station: ST Charles,
Bridge,on ss:tD a ri-. tslo o. m: Ferguson.
sou = n t1:a9 p. m. Is Is D. m.
FROM WORLDS FAIR STATION
Ysr-xson fi0 10 On, tIano r,a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOtIS Rh :
Alton and Peoria Express ss:lt am s.;e1 pa
Alton and Peoria 10 am 80 Snl
CaEu:aGgua AMI sIlou-......t+I:ss AZ PIN H. - a
CssE-SlGua ali Alton pm rsos an,
thsGtallta and Spring. Ep.. - pm es.1t an
a i-ca. Chs.utal1ua GraftoI..sIl.et pm ss:S pu1
Trains arriving at s-5' n. and S;s p Il.
via Wc-iIs Fair Station Traics DE- parting n
rs p H. aad u:ei 2. m, vi. Worlds Fa--
rra.tg on
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MONEY TO LOAN

On FUkNIrURl: Or FiASos.
10. X4 SOr mAiL 10 CAid, and s.S our rates rates
LONG TINE and SMALL PAYMENTS. with
REBATE when paid before due, 30 you only
ssss. PASS booK. where | ali psyn:snts are en-:
tered We do not require garments while SICK
90 NJ 81 fSaGKY 2 psp S2 ean IS e.
dgned 1t house AMI you can get money sane
sSS iosn issR e. .ss ssan q sna ss
mIG NOR pSney- n you cannot Gaii: WEILE
LOCH B "a. OF BELL MAIN 2sss-
,EIDELITY BRoKERAGE Co.
Broadway and Olive St. Entrance tcl oiiv~ se
CAUSED BY oTR INTRoDICTIoN OF THE
LOWEST ds SsI5s HSsHs kE5sF 81 KNOWN
Q. Hoo'ssaI4 SiHaSSs 1851 frRc147 FREE F,nr'' etc.
IN SNAIL fsSTEkhE SEEktE PERrxEs7. eR
M CASE d q oTHEK SifKNSTs NNSfsEJkSSSR hes 9F WORK
n Mo- Convenient to Call Phone Main z'saA
soo,ss Ss sSNAh ass 4! hahE2ssSoSfiGs.sscAnD h2soS :; G.s
n MsTsk5,HSs Rk5KDWa4 1E'9SR 9SR, E6eSsE E6e8a 81
MONEY TO LOAN.
On furniture. PIANOS and chattels. II you ovs
'5si Or HAVE AVE ',;B1fs BEBfs PRESSING.
NEW rokR Sax f TlSHScE she co.
nave coMsTSE 8 TmSfs YoER ssf pssrs Sh sel''''''
WE TSaS Sas qSE sayso: MoxEf i II ShsT suns OF
EASY WEEKLY os MoSfHLY PAYMENrs
~ and ss ODD EEELLoWs' Esis .,S 81 Bi1G ia SIG Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Loans at s Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. PI-
AMOS. ETC. without removal: No PURfJCI-
II. See US before getting a LOAN elsewhere.
VIII save YOU money. CHEAPER RATES:
LONGER TINE: SMALLER PAYMENTS We
of LOAN balance your FT-ENy-
TCRE. Paw at ycuT CONVENIENCE. Liberal
DISCOUNTS. Call and be convinced Write
OF telephone Kin;och a So UNION FINANCE
CO. 80, and 30s Oriel SuIdnz.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust. Entrance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ERINCO system.

r. ;iy.., az m scas.'h AZ. 90 .. Ia i
,. N, Ts.zx 3. "a S..-e .. M. f.:as D u.
El:e p. as- Arrives rs:D n. -.sss : n.
ss.ss a. II, rle.lo - m. lAS.sJ p Z. Tses ,
na.s SO 2. N. $50 ,. T.. .Ilis , N
P1ciac -NcCcrl11c:at.oa departs ss;-s a m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

TIE Alton Limited Chicasp-- 'sts am = - =
Yrai-Is SAFE E.Sp Chic1so.-'l..t- piIi 's.S. .
Ia..ce E-Apres-. ChicAst----.- 'JarI or4 - 4r'
Midnight Sp.-iaL CliLA-,J ~ - pn. g. an.
Midnight Special for Peoria 81 " pm -
No state tSpr-Ss Wet 's-.- AN 80 -
Nidca- SI-c.Al. nan Cits -'l--s1 pm .. th'
Kansas CITY Night EXpg.ss- s.-lt i,-l = Ia an
Kan CITY Aidu.zhI I-irnltet-'ll-tG prl y - a :
springfield Accom- Tu.so-.S.ior--- . % am - INA
EooihcG-v AID Louisiana an = - m
bloomington VIA i.ck-ODyIlie- . D am 49, -
Springfield T-IcGfsioa..--.---.. ss-+ STt it1 ~ pa.
-A.tol Limited for PsoE.a---- rset an :. % :.
spring J. Peoria Bloom u---. -. pm r'h ~.
Jark>uuN!i!. Acccnr-;.t tor 80 Ssi 'issco an.
LJu.siAI,. and E1otaOVss- 81 So.
SlTinsnel- Ca.'i city FIys-. 's.i5 pm s.S snl
Alton Special sll % pr.1
Rt-ooAoGSe H!.night o;a--r.l III I'm ls-s1 al
P-o-.a Nldrirht ExpTeSs .slI: Il. rrr ~: IL a..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
LOANS on FURNITURE

Rates and terms urheard OF. Look:
80 weekly pays ss5 Loan
$40 weekly pays $50 loan
81 weekly pays so loan
sc weekly paws SO loan
Payments may be made weekly. senl.ron.hIy
monthly II is TO yolr iateres. TO consult
us- All business private and aboyeboerd SEQ
CHEMICAL. FINANCE. CO
5Hi Chemical hGIiGing. Eighth and Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Ire rivers in the ST. Louis district VIII ,,~, f.,
slowly durt-E ;he mex: S h51rp excepting be-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
ANCIENT FREE AND
ROYAL ARCAyUN.

SRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. EoYAI
" Afcanunn. Ncs- 5cs-3u Holland Buiid.ax-
A cordial welcome TO visitors, friends rre;nrr.
and members from abroad
Z. A BARsoUR, G. R
john c. kiilinGsworth. Grand Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MRS. ANNIE NEWlAN0

Private licensed home for iaGiss before and
during confinement: Oldest ana most reliahI.
institution In TIE STATE: established over forty
yes-s. homo comforts: ElotheTI- care: Infants
adopted: Irregularities succeSsfully treated; SAT
:sfac.ion guaranteed. ladies' IN trouble cali or
NJ s-ara IliNe -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
INVESTIGATED THIS
when YOU WANT MONEY.

We make loAts on furniture WITHOUT kE-
NOVAL We make no Inquiries of your fEieI,is
or employer. We give you the full amount u
Cash not checks We arrange payments TO
suit your CONVENIENCE and ABILITY We
% not RECORD loans. We RECEIPT Tor
every payulen. made. We pay Of any OTHER
LOAN o q balance furniture GIVE
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments In
case Of SICKNESS We make AS Low rates
as the LOWEST. We grant Liberal. Dis
COUNTS for time money Is not used. This Is
cur business In a nutshell SEE Us and BE-
convinced that THE PEOPLE We
make loans IN East s.: Louis: T.isssgns for u,
20 call THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
Kin 1au- Room a1I FULLERTON BLDG.
Bell Main i14e. SEVENTH AND PINE STS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21


bars- AID Nebraska EJp-e.~-.iI:Se rrn .5-S ar,
Crews C-sur Lake tr4in> leave Union Staff.
SIS - n. 's-i5 n. fi.3o p m, fs-si o
s-ts p m
Oak Htii trans leave Cnloa station rs.t5 a.
n. rl5-it a. m f-.,o > rs.3 p "a
Es.-a-ecG trains leave C1io1 Ssstion ts:tsi a.
n, 'ss5 a e. l.ss y. Ea-. f...5 $50
n IL - a. n. y - . m. fs:is p n. 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21


ATSansa. and Texas Express. SIS Pm 81: TN
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN
.sCsOver Leaf Roote.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Y y Htt-Is cs-tInS a. a m.
81 Louis. sept n. islS-
rt.t4grs Danger. Gauge. Change


EDWARD r. BOWIE
Local Forecay.er.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19
HORTICULTURAL BREv1T1Es.

California leads in the production
OF plums, prunes, pears, grapes, or.
anges and lemons.
The peach rots very quickly, and
where 1t is to be refrigerated at all
should be refrigerated within a few
hours from the time 1t is picked.
About 70 per cent. of the peach
crop is raised by the following states:
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, vir-
ginia, Illinois. Michigan, Indiana, Mis-
souri, and New Jersey.
In selecting peach tree to plant
the experienced orehardist selects one
not over five feet tall and with d.
ameter of less than an inch. Some
even select whips three feet tall. The
amateur wants big tree, not know
ing that 1t will not make the growth
Ut the younger tree.
Where orchards have been planted
too closely the only way to improve
conditions Is to cut out every other
row and then thin the limbs OF the
trees where needed. An orchard SO
treated will frequently produce more
and better fruit than II did before the
cutting out of half Of the trees.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19
SioC STUD

the sash and middle braces. Make into
frames by either mitering or halving:
in the latter case screw them together
firmly and fix the center bars. Take \
small quantity Of cement and give 1t a
very light dressing along the inner edge
of the frames and lay your paper or
cloth down on 1t and rub down hard:
then cut half-round finishing and nail
down with brads. Do not put any on
the lower end, as 1t would hold the
water up and this is not desirable.
When the cement Is thoroughly dry.
the sash is ready to put on. Before
doing this, take well-heated horse ma
nure, I'LL up the benches, tramping It
down firmly When the heat in the
manure has fallen to about 80 degrees
cover 1t with about In. Of good soil
made very fine and put on the sash. In
4 day or two seed can be sown and
plants or cuttings put In.
The whole expense Of this house need
aot exceed SIS, yet as good plants can
oe grown in 1t as In one costing 800
The sash can be taken OF after the sea-
son is over and stored in a dry place
till needed again for the next seasons
work.-Robert H. Heath, in Farm and
House.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19
CLEANLINESS IN THE DAIRY
This Condition II Absolutely Essen
tial to Safe and Profitable
Dairying.

In the dairy, Of all places In the
world, 1t will not do to neglect for
single day to keep watch upon every
detail In regard to cleanliness.
Two young men were keeping dairy
near city and one morning the driv-
er discovered that all Of the previous
days milk was soured. Ice was plen-
ty. the aerator and tank we're clean
end sweet, the pals. cans and strain
ers had been washed and scalded with
care, but the milk was soured. There
was q busy day In that dairy, and
when night came two tired young men
vent to bed with the assurance that
II there ives any more sour milk then
they were not to be blamed
They could find no cause for the
trouble and 1t did not occur again.
but in few days one Of them re-
called an incident that happened the
morning before they discovered the
soured milk. They had been getting
more milk than they could sell on
their route, and a neighbor had been
taking a three-gallon can Of each
mornings milk, furnishing his own
clean (D covered cans. Upon the
morning in question his driver failed
tc call for the milk, and 1t was poured
from his can into the aerator tank
with the other milk. His cans were
found to be Wiley unclean and the one
they used contained enough bacteria to
infect the milk of the entire herd OF "a
cows.
This is only one case where trouble
has been traced to such a source, and
while this time 1t only resulted in the
driver having to make apologies to his
customers for disappointing them. 1t
often has turned out more seriously. In
one case floating curd" in cheese
factory was traced to one patron Of the
factory who was careless with his milk
pals. A No. reputation as dairy
man is hard to get and harder to keep.
but once attained should be jealousy
guarded.-Farmers' Voice.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19
ENTIRE TOWN ABLE TO SWIM
Bathing Parties Are the Principal
Amusement of Vinta, I. T.
Women Become Experts.

Nearly every youth and maiden in
Vinta, l. T., is able to swim, says the
Kansas City Journal. Probably there
are more women in Vinta, both young
and old, able to care for themselves in
Ceep water than in any other city in
the territory. For years swimming
and bathing parties have been the
principal source of amusement at Vim
ta. w. e. Halsell was the first man
to take advantage Of the plentiful flow
Of artesian water for this purpose. He
caused large pool Of varying depth
to be built and virtually threw it
open to the public. Nearly every per-
son in town has been permitted to en-
Joy the privilege at one time or another.
Then pools were built by J. o. Hall.
Preston Davis, w. II. Kornegay and
W. B. Depue. The water in these pools
is constantly changing and the chemi-
cal properties make bathing not only
pleasant, but healthful. Many ladies'
have become experts in the water, and
1t Is fascinating to watch them enjoy
the sport of diving, floating and swim
ming.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-19
LAssoINo BEAR LITTLE FUN
Colorado Cowboy Finds That Bruin II.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Con-
hne Efforts to Cattle.

Tug Wilson Is a Colorado cowboy.
The Mekeer Review tells the following
story Of lively experience which he
had on ranch near that town the other
day: while the roundup was ON the
head of James creek w. e. Templeton
started up fargo cinnamon bear, but
drew on, stroked his beard and said:
Let him go, boys; we have no time to
fool with him Tug Wilson soon spied
the bear and at once took down his rope
and began to make loop, intending to
have bear steak for supper. When Rusty
got to the top OF the ridge Tug let the
string fly and got him by the neck and
one front leg. which temporarily disar-
ranged the bears retreat. Seeing that
he was caught, bruin began to walk up
on the rope. Tug sent In wireless sum
mons for assistance, but the boys failed
to understand the message. The bear
got nearer and finally landed on the
pony, infiicting an ugly wound In the
thigh and also tearing Tugs overalis.
Tug has sent in for bottle OF liniment
and new pair OF overalls and will now
confine himself to roping cattle and
horses during the rest of the roundup"