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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

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sisA~ea' - znlaqms,is
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

Miss Kate Skaters, Millinery opening
this year. will eclipse anything Of the
kind In sruhsNIck's history. Water
the News fer the announcements
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= . ~ 80 = a. r. 81
THE j Z
/. ARCADE |:
21o Gloucester street

y --.ts nesdeuartess for All the -nor- !. !.
-s<~i.sr oraaes et .whisi<ey on the !.
( 5.,k.t So
= " w. " Saratoga yellow stone :
Hunter, Magnet, Duke Of Conn :
SerIaHd: Wilson. MetrspsiIs:s =
aElub, SiIss Johnson 3cehsysgss
3 Rah,sCambr!ogs Rys. Eig'a 90 j ,
q including eousbsns. Gins Gran =
q ,ifesy imported and Domestic =
=. Mines, and a, full limo Ct pOeDis' =
= Cigars. %s=l -
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
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w1AT LIARS THESE ARE.

Z
: AKaasas man had COW that chew
=, of a ROSTERS tail and the nexgI
day when he MIXED her she game a
~ sSisses.sfsss n isss.sAssrr...ss al n
gallonaof the finest Z. kind OF coekeaH.
u esaaad.saeew opFselysessfg .s once VINO
isgs~aIIswedsa almanac and gave, cream
cd dates. says an exohange.ssu But
that's nothing me writer ritter ,'i', own
,a,ssa Convent that absorbed severai
eaksnofs lightning during a thun-
Ger storm anaiin the evening, ga ye a
pan III cifrfefits. AArInsurstS lD)aHer-
aid. e
That's nothing we. owned a cow
E.o once = that ate small, h block q iee
Iand. next day gave two sallQasset lee
| CT cam. we also owned an Iadian
came b ssh hen. This hen ATE a'i6t d SAN
dust one DAY. and after laid . setting
of leges4 When these chicks Ysre
h.ltcKedstfeyawere folmdtoshaye, wood
| er legs. Next 1-TIartfmSf Jorraial.aa
nEeaonce nEued a better lien than
lshat she could drink hot .Yefer anq
Iarerwards lay hard boiled egg& Do
u
| you pass? @Heddland Post.
That's nqthing We lfavc a. COW now
| that .wesere sfeeaing On soisa'a AT
She gives two salIons Of syrup every
Hay and when ehurned makes two sal
liens. Of grannlated sugaf,4-c olunfbia
/ - = .easss s.sw a1as5s {
$50 = = Alganss .ssss asss
Yotf are badly aehind Our COW got
taneled IN With d zee ggthr aiiSbS tlls
| acse from her adferatsspage spi v .a l!sa
Htoheys1 The old speckle hazesaell, Up
| h e,spring.- and. we Aayeshuda spring
chicken every, ,layft cams record:
4 fs9s1j S3Sls,{A ~
r. oHrs cow onceaa sat oyster shells and
l a1exSt day we had oysters, t9q.s oeillq
nv ssiss9 is.s lgsAsss1 .,.s..gs $3.50 .....,
ssfsetpsessSsS 'sssa aas
~ And Ts igtyts9n man turned the family
Pspw anios hisa sHmpler garden and now
The whole bunch has hay feyersT,Il.lIt
idtd GA2etts. asa ii x.iaaa saa ,sss
i Several MoultrieI eo&sbBavereuentlS
4beeaaa flowed to Craze on the court
| honse ia~h,sN here politics. is taiked
IL 4 S-e.s--,,-r ai<Na& .ssiNksaI ISt
Tau the men .whoh drink milk from
lthese COWS have heeomesfap,sidstass i
laIJuitrie Observer = .'NAa A'ei re
swelHave COWS in cambridge that
gov n5 Us indignant, when caught, ahd
IhS = sl;a,m a9id9, ...-,,. 1,sl,,,,,,,A,
lput ip the g gaY q eS'ssilasA pq'iflpsas
Etsst they give q rounaA ofN'eulteFe'al
the next mt.a,ing. weoha1e Eens shat
| make a speciality o OF laying EGGS for
| Rem pecKsp HusbaaasTs cambridge AEr;
|gusslM 10 ss,ys .lM har aldoaqoa
4 iFhese are all !s1fak EnstteFa % ),
.,.aS,,t,,,A ,ioss ig5 SisAg6SiS hit3.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
acaoklNe cAyARRH CURED.
Me- casMeils says" Hyou'ei Cured me"
Your Money Back. II Il Does Not

Me- casweils says" Hyouoei Cured me"
Your Money Back, II 4 Does Not
s,,sea s.fa Cure You. -.
Use Hyomei and be cured 81 ca
essirn j., wnat al who have tried It
fe.g- tlat disease say 70 their friends.
) O, S., caswell Of North Middieboro
Mass. ., writes. Hyomef has relieved
Epsgfro4 choking catarrhal trouble
end cured ms head. ! am glad TO
I1seommeRd It 70 ray friends. '@
~ issthe easiest thing. in The world
| r. step cstarEh qr q catarrhal cold
atq It's beginning il yQN use Hyonei.
Just breathe the, health giving, bar
Isamiq air for a few minutes and your
teaiarrh Will be cured, IN the worse
eeses Of this disease, chronic or acute
tlyomei used four Or FIVE times a day
is all that Is needed tt9 soon effeect q
Icnre. SCI. .ssss -'e.
IttAhissand nelghboring towns there
I2le huadgeds that. can testify 70 sEhe
IreliiaplAable 20 eiA ~ Hyomel 20 cure
eatarrh Many Of the stgpnchest
Friends Of this remedy begaa its .uss
hwi! little heRe that they would be
cured but as MoFgan,s drug store
f6fttTeti 10 ArsfAfagthe money il il did
lpQt benelt, they decided 70 try il, on
tl9t plan. and were. sQoB EestoEed "a
health, ,ts.-N w0s ii.ss a.t 49,.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
bHt 500 aud consists Of aa,, iahales
FIAT can be, carried IN the, vest pocket
q medicine dropperssandea bottle OF
HyQmsi' ~ Tpe fnhaieR ,lasts q lifetlms
aud II enc bottle does not telFs an
extra bottle of Hyemeisean hes Obtain
Iie4 fSr RQf. a,g, lAai sass aas
L.. NJ l4& h4alf...
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

IN tie 9scho6a Book aius
d : Wah'@ @oThalgstate
made "a big sdEop in
oalb Az ingqigessa
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
TELEPHONES.

BUSINESS ONCE. editorial room ,a1 ~, loo 90
sseisty1saitor srar. ~ Il; ssr,es.s s
a.ts Office aoy ciopeestsr Ply eet; .v.s,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
ss4sln ~ sxsea.a aspusLisHERs notice
T4g cURsr or raeloKFER.

sS@Ss4. 81 ssTfztss mashsr5as he sxiss Ia cities
80 sAA-1 sy day mad ycotseds the earthzwith his
.@ss 1As2ssai n,s.epcs during the liine 6f Noah
f&&5Ax FfEEs ss1z4 Nzax
;ssssss.e .e, Webster We should probably have had
xk4az4g- sssN aparagrapb somethins kest his in The
sssssas So hs@fosfiopaFyta ssasas ssl ~
- 1ss~ F-Ssssss @sfashsrA human Aears4 Natnout
,aappers morals ot decency; an In
j $ .,xAar, ,u,ter of women; the lowest type Of
l9zsas sas IS 80 ,,,,.ant,v,. Tzzgz ~
Tns maune,s Is moved s5Sadss snbftrfeiy abq
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

WANTED-1IwQ. travelling statesmen,
to sell TO groesefs and general her
Giants; $75 per month and expenses.
ALSO ttely guaranteed los Angeles
oider Co.'S ST Louis. 40. ses7 >. .sa..
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
onlY pls- His IputY &c. hu saMslt.s.

Duty as nv SaWsit. &;
] duty to- add D word
amberlaips c1lic, chol-
9ea remedy" says ).
well known merchant
Or at WiIey fKyssssi' /
ig itsfoF three or four
YES complete satisfac-
y my customers tel
not Be without it for
ctten to my lcnewll
Adoes 1nasIcxed a Sc,
iaRsaesa and ! positive
win cure the fiux fdyss
ire at liberty 70 use
as you pEease Sold
-ln70f food
80
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= Everything |
t5EenaiHgu an
aGoptions LAY q
sth9oI DOCKS. 4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

WANTED Two energetic Boys with
wheels for messengers, average about
$500 a month. Apply al Western
sUBlon Telegraph Co. ssA..,..s,..,s
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

WANTED Energetic; trustworthy
man or woman to work. in Georgia,
sarge 'nIanufsctIlIing com
panxr Salary $40 to $50 pei month,
raid weekly !. Expenses Advanced sAd-
d ess with stainp, J. H.eMoose. Bruns
wick, ca ssea'A'se "a gr.5,e-, ~.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

! - We serve an eIeaenir sFss..ss
|. LUNCH from TITO p. m,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
COW swamnx.
aaNA@e HaRAsYtl;


l,aows the whole town. is ON a drunlN--A-
sANA -@s1 k%accoH .IntrfL 4
srise Aen alsosdTan'' some q 96a ne mi w
6iid We get 'ets9 iio@faun sihoeH day
l''e s1---N --sesz:t Tux H7lss cd a
- PRAISE ron THE .yApssxsotA
st.+ y --aSASS- sssa sSA .2sti n
In a cievealya Written agtielas iA the
l0utiook, George aKeuaaA .tsaa about
Lass Visit 10 Cd Certain oPlaaae anhe
story. Is as, interesting Sting a. tlfs title Is
y oulias anauit deals With s6S.s1P5 pro !
1g3ess II the art sotlmas vss Is :.
Mr. Kennan. WAS DaHomedi toalytsit,
Tho feet that. has kept Sp6rtbAnthnn
more or less bidckadted fo5ria nroAths.'ils
Alwhsneo do .xeq .ssppcsq + found me
onnch efigrim sea monstersY ..,as
About sixty miles from RpttiArLLhur
here is a ccnstef of islands, supposed,
u the outside world to be unrnh aefsatS.
'edssand sbarre1, Iheiir formation Is
s,tA' that riiey term assa{ee. har9or q p,
Unlimited area S'And aherass Mrs lken-
nan found the skirsAw4th ssuket fires
40 also found Immense stores OF coal
andlAaval supplies. l2s0Ge4 n aisp,a and "a,
1 csAs INF activity, rSight and, day. the
acct vas vas ready Tor battie, Vfeparedatos
aA1&.p SNaM Ia IA k.tia1s 4.st -. A i.
SO into setl9n len , short no ,Is a'fu ''s
ways safe tvoiao the. fury Of me elsS
rreiits. q u aasa X1a.'.Aa ssoa4 al a,.4s,sl
BACK ana foEth across she entrance.
10 Port Arthur s few swift torpedo
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

| only DE Htt
Il deem il N
ef praise t3r q
era Gnd dlarrh
Wiley Par the
and post nast
have been sitli
years. aaG it &.
ton. Several
nae dEey ~SHid
enything. very
'sageS anafgAgl'
J TsEes ettacli Of q
y know Il = 1t
.ntery.) Gu
this testimoni
~ all adrs sgtz=s
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
lent of The unasd STAGES.

PRESIDENT of the UnHed States
The News unhesffatiagly rf0nounrs-
that dog cartoon an insult to the
American people
1t isn't matter Of Roosevelt at all.
De is human. and has good points
and has bad ones lie hewsFsT7
j posaibp sths 6eIoEEs to thgVesplg
he oeeabss4 piaeaffhat IS
nil Of honor and dignity in THIS Conn
nv He Il Untitled to respeet Ths
president twletheE his name - eposf
welt, Parker n Cleveland. rs q apart
I-of-tffe-sest part Of American life. and
lbs man gP9 attempts t. to graz the nc
dignity Of that high office in tins dif''
Ri IN ssias president. stllsgItsss
lAmesioms., III, they republicans, demo
crafts. or members Of any other politi-
ca party.
fs siabusevelt5aog csstoqN i9gpn-
Wise nn-Amedcan. untrue. There Is
l,ne. demand in these United States foi
IIf7& 49, sSH s1taf gs-s,r 81. ,-.e,.
that kind of campaigning.
T1ktte asLf- saSSa.--.-----------t-, ..s,,..
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

WANTED.-eCirculars. and sample
distributors wqnted eyerywhare No
csnyassing. Good pay. Cooperative
Adv, Co, Eeg York. '% t sts .et
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,Ycu SHoIp HAVE A WRITE
~ THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL Y
TlcN oFfssSaE NEWS.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

.ssAlllsal4tg fslsl Az, AoSo. ts
ha,. SMITHS PHARMACY. 1854 q
Cor Newcastle and Monk Sts. -,
- BRUNSWICK GA. .stA~a2 aosss
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

!. YOUR patrosaoe ia. highly, ap- a
|. preciated. i,g na ss.s go. q
- ) ~ PHILekELLER.. :
z @&A - y g u ss.S b IA q =
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

,wn- is on a drunlssA
-@s1 k%accaa ,IntaL a
ani1 some of the milk
-nas''aA at
to@ faurs sineA a day.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

low ANTEDz7sEgerybody to%ssees-sthe'
isrdiniers in McClure's window ana
ireSnsmber he date ana conditions Of
sale.
l-tlL a.M II
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

s,LOSTECard base c6ittaifiing annual.
passes over the @cAls& ID zTailroads
81 uthern1 -fatlMa ysb Gnnlbeglanda route'
SIT Simmons Tsanslta Go, and other
lines ail issued IN name Of G. II. Lesvy
Finder will please return tos News
office aud receive reward.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
WHAT YOU canpot, Afford, q.

T, Ssst WHAT YOU j canpct, Afford,
aSlY5ouc cannot afford to do without DR.
.Besehee's German Syrup IN the hoSaeei
il any of your family havesSp consVHlSl
tive tendeney.i oFaif staFrhsss coles or
'broref sal affections are frequent WIS.,
itors. Germam Syrup is a rccognfZed
and reliable lemedy for co2sumption
and the finest thing, on earn for tife'1
throat and lungs. It wifi promptly
check colds ard is n infadiblei rem
cav for croup German Syrup. will
keep the chRirennhealthy,. Trial bot.
Il. 25c,S. Big bottle 75c. AT ali drug
!. 1t win pay you to see-,Ila j. Joel..
reifables pawTsbrokc-. Saturday octo-
bel !. SOS-S09 Bay street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

FOR RENT Flbnfshe 4 rooms, eTeca
tric lights, instantaneous gas9lwater
heater in bath room, and use Of, teies
aApRs rAUY llzE t r. 932+ Union sifseh "a
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

1--we have, a Reasonable amount OF
money to- loan on Brunswick real es-
tate on long time. Apply 10 FRO r.
Hopkins and Sons ~ - hslr7@9 81
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shG1ID HAVE A WRITE ~
IN THE SPECIAL INDUSTRIAL w
riaN 1E ~ r. GEw& i
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solo riusSQE
aN9l17 aNsA co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
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There are parts, tof this city, right
ID d, ne bTsiHcea idistrictnyhere ,the, az
81 -
esge woman dislskes itosge sspattendl.
,APss1t esas8AkSE
sdass As one sal tetnarHedt s-''flFhs
things men say TO YOU make your
brood boil. AIs9ould Kin them: do
nCt even shop anleAs Il hsye someone
elder thsh myself, vithama.a L. would
's1Aa 4 MlkatH
Rph even dream OF going down town
n the evening without ru~ escort y
'don% suppose. those loafers whopln
suik women would hurt me. but they
have no right q. even speak 10, me or
4 any gin Y ho respectable and,
emily asks TO De 1et afcnsHile' ss>-An lnI
iase "a ...ist EIFa,lltia ana .,,..ts
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

: FoR SALErrAl
t8 head Of goQd,
MIL sell all in
Tor Particulars a
n. general slspe
PiAeACog (ef 6 al
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
R4sH EAsEs

tell though. but
: p N'sRsl ! M
there 81 : SH6thng
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

The News unhesitatiagly pfOnUunrT
!: that dog. cartoon an insult to the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

WAS'TED-Me ssengeE9s boys, with
wheels. Apply at Western Union Te-
l.ssiaRb, ONCE. 205 Neweassss street,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06
10 aAak s.sE i-aAy1. editor
CkOe4sJ LzSkXtJta City Ed'tof

Enserea at the ssnswies' Gas posi- posi-
99a1E GsoEess sa sssogs geSsss ma" MAJ.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06


aiL@ST TBetwet
company and a
containing Bits.
h. paid for is
,.LOST-Long
found dog ebCut.
'ahbrS =tAEsiei mon
please return To
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

1hse a0Th9F Stsyas
"a hi h,Asgiaias %
|, IL npswick rom
u "a lk SGtdIaas
lapws tRe,YhoIs Il
|i,ieize Ken als0Sdr
mid'%e'S et'ees !
Aafa9 AA1-s-.-4-S-.-l
Its4Nts1 q. QstsN5s4A !
sssp, PRAISE ~
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

/ Perhaps he Sc
L fsoiiowkE here q
sS~aS Es5St l3x.4 .iGtsE
iks, that should 1and
= @'-sss ias34sass % SwI
tluy tRtosesra uIRasws1
-@stsa as aszSsss sssI
J smash him IN she
10 To- ne policeman
ssaS li3a 31El2 o. aa
ear Il
'sasay sas sheniss ioi
n want aGohapReas
he doesn't want te
the newspapers IT
ayes 5Tf1sAa
uch an AFFAIR, Sh'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

lecia1 enjoyment mi
woman 1aal - S,hSoj' Wodie1
'i'siAls,A -i.gssss--1 ..
and acts
ssratfad helagas. lat |
nee IN front pfdsl|
Is women pass o'n
s, generally about
,,eearancehisJo 3n|
'a1Ffl Sa5saT &c
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

Only me having I
made with NJ.
||ssf p sss73 - Isfb
sttssz
Fsrlt tslfDrr attQn !,
b Steg1aIt. AZ.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-06

me sake Oi uCf Se'Ne
ding ls ard 4Tnids ana
Aasss0 swan sd nwoal
humanity loves her
'''las@ hssaaa5sio 10sssGI
t'iens o@1 hadw ,asoI
n eengreshtenin ianN
orc br hota. tfatheRa
there there Why 'fssnt Ii
70 80 aaaSStlNs0a5 i4.a;
lliee to- request then.
aatscns relanXdways
usual and enforce
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22
Pics in Prison.

In the older parts of the country
it has been the practice to keep the
pigs shut up from birth to maturity
A little pen in the barn was thought
to be sufficient and sometimes there
was even no yard for the pigs to run
out in. The said pen was sometimes
only six or eight feet square. Here
the pigs were kept close prisoners.
No wonder that troubles like thumps
were common with pigs so treated.
10 some extent this practice still
remains. There is no question that
swine should be given room for exer-
else, even If no pecuniary advantage
can be figured from it. None of our
farms are so small that there is not
an abundance of room for the yard
that should be connected with every
pig pen. The larger the yard the
better, and If 1t is large enough to
be divided into sections in which
green stuff may be grown alternately.
it will be the more profitable.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

that inasmuch as there was no OPP
position to himself or Mr.. Corral they
were elected by the people, subject
to the board of electors.
The electors announced to the re-
public and to the world that for six
years Porfirio DiaZ would be Pres1-
dent and Ramon Corral vice presi-
dent. The election was received
with general satisfaction throughout
the country. The election is taken
to mean that Corral will, in the near
future, be the real President, for
President Diaz is aging rapidly and
is feeling the strain of Office, and he
is going to retire in reality, though
he will nominally be the President.
In doing this he will be relieved OF
the arduous duties of Office and will
at the same time satisfy the people,
who love and honor him.
It is believed that Gov. Miguel A.
Ahumada of the state of Jalisco will
be selected as Mr.. Corral's successor
as minister of the interior.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22
system in Feeding.

Animals cannot get the best results
from their feed unless 1t Is given
them regularly and in quite uniform
portions. Every farmer should have
regular system for the feeding OF
his farm animals, whether the ami
mails be the ones used for the produc
ton of meat and milk or for the pro
duction of force to be expended in
labor. Irregular meals are as bad fol
animals as for human beings. The di
festive systems adapt themselves to
certain habits and seem to be as
much opposed to irregularity as II
they were sentient beings. On many
farms there is no system Of feeding
and the results obtained are poor.
One man will work his horses for
hours beyond their regular meal
times. During the last hour or so tho
animal is losing vigor rapidly. He is
given food when his strength is partly
exhausted. The stomach had not the
vigor of digestion that it had at the
regular eating time, and the result Is
more or less disarrangement, some
times resulting in the imperfect diges
ton of the food taken. This is mat
ter that every human being has ex
perienced himself. The results are
far more disastrous than we have
been led to suppose. The fact is cas-
Ter to establish than the reason for it.
The COW, the pig, and the sheep, when
depending on man to do the feeding
fare best ana thrive best when their
food comes in accordance with reg.
ular system. 1t is not SO much a
question of how many meals an ami
NAL has day as of their regularity.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22
A Manipulated Test.

Reports from Vermont say that at
one of the creameries in that state
a little unpleasantness has been occa-
stoned by the discovery that two OF
the patrons had been working a
slight-of-hand trick on the cream
gatherer and had continually substi-
tuted test bottles filled with very
rich cream for the bottles containing
the samples of cream from the prod
uct of the patrons in question. One
man had thus secured from the
creamery payments in excess of a
thousand dollars not belonging to him.
At last the creamery officials began
to suspect that something of the kind
was being done and laid trap for
these patrons. The two were caught
at the trick and means taken to Sc
cure repayment of the money thus
fradulently secured.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22
s3u7H
oAkQ7A

joins lands already highly cultivated
for corn raising. The adjoining farm
land is selling now at prices ranging
from SIS to $35 an acre. In many in
stances recently as high as $40 an
acre has been offered for land touch
ing the reservation lines.
The government disposes of the
public lands at a nominal cost, in
easy payments-$1 per acre in cash.
rs cents per acre at the end of two
years, rs cents more per acre at the
end of the third and fourth years,
and within six months after the ex-
piration of the fifth year total OF
81 per acre.
Any citizen of the United States, Fl
years of age or over, male or female.
and heads of families under Fl years
OF age, are entitled to enter home
stead of 100 acres or less, while every
soldier of the civil war or the Span
ish-American war secures the special
advantage of having his time of pub
lie service deducted from the five
years of residence required on the
reservation land.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22
To Get Winter Eqqs.

I have been in the poultry business
for a long time and my experience
has convinced me that the first thing
to do to secure winter eggs Is to have
a warm place for the hens. The tenn
perature should not be lower than
about 40 degrees above zero. 1eeo
all kinds of grain can get, but not
too much corn, as in that case the
birds will get too fat. The houses ano
yards should be kept very clean, ano
the fowls should not be allowed to
eat foul stuff. They should have q
good deal of exercise, and this may be
induced by throwing grain into litter
The nests should be kept clean and
the nest litter changed quite often
Green cut bone is the best thing tc
stimulate egg production that l have
ever used.
]. X. Austin,
Iroquois County, Illinois