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Williams news., 1904-10-29

Repuhlican-Edward NJ. Doe, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE. Denoorat-R. H. Jones, Flag staff, Arizona.
 Republican "A. F. Douglass, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR RECORDER Democrat-G. N. Baty, Flag staff, Arizona.
 Republican-Harry c. Hibben, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR TREASURER. Democrat-Thomas Devine, Flag staff, Arizona
 Republican Joseph R. Treat, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. Democrat - Harrison Conrard, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 Republican-J. s. Amundsen, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR SUPERVISORS. Democrat-George Babbitt, Flag staff, Arizona.
 Democrat-Jacob Salzman, Will jams. Arizona.
 Republican-F. O. Poison, Will jams, Arizona.
 Republican-Ralph H. Cameron Bright Angel, Arizona. FOR SURVEYOR. Democrat-W. H. Power, Flag staff, Arizona
 Republican-E. E. Ball, Will jams, Arizona.
Williams news., 1904-10-29
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postoifice. Williams. Ari- zona, for the week ending Oct. g. 1904 These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Nov. 19, 1904 if not called for before that time: Fisher, Jack Parker, F L Girard Miss Belle Russell Mrs Cora Luttrell, H Thomas, John McMillan, Alfred
 MEXICAN Lopez, Hermenejilda Sauceda, Primitive Leiba Alejo Tinajero, Msuro Marquez, Francisco Uribe, Franciseo-2 Rivera, CrestinO
 Persons calling for the above letters should say advertised" F. w. SMITH
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1904-10-29
Flagstaff Precinct.

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Democrat-L. L. Burns, Flag staff, Arizona.
 Republican-John o. Earring ton, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 FOR CONSTABLE. Thomas A. Gandee, Flagstaff. Arizona.
 Republican-William c. Bay less, Flagstaff, Arizona.
Williams news., 1904-10-29

Next Saturday evening, Nov. 5. the democratic candidates will speak at the Odd Fellows opera house.
Williams news., 1904-10-29

Subscribe for the "NEWS" if you want the local news.
Williams news., 1904-10-29

SUPEKVISOkS MlNUlCS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP-
 ERvIsoRs OF CoCoNINO
 COUNTY, ARIZONA.
 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Oct. p, 'O4. The board met in special session today.
 Present, Chairman Babbitt, and Member Cornish.
 The following changes in election officers were made: Flagstaff Precinct:
 Clerk-Lee Blair, vice L. F. Yer
 kamp. Williams Precinct:
 Inspector Thomas Phelan, vice
 Jacob Salzman.
 Judge-Olaf Preysz, vice F. H.
 Adams.
 Clerk-Amos Adams, vice Olaf
 Preysz.
 Clerk-L. s. Williams, vice Ed.
 Crawford. Grand Canyon Precinct:
 Judge-Charles Kirsch, vice w.
 F. Meeks. Grandview Precinct:
 Inspector James Andrews, vice
 John H. Page.
 The following were appointed election officers for the recently es- tablished precincts: Anita Precinct:
 Inspector-T. J. Sullivan.
 Judge-Del Marian.
 Judge-Lon Wolverton.
 Clerk-Robert Gilmer.
 Clerk-C. E. Webster. Canyon Diablo:
 Inspector-S. J. Holsinger. Judge-F. w. Volz.
 Clerks-(To be supplied). The board, being advised that Pine Springs precinct is situated on an Indian reserve. said precinct was ordered disesta blished.
 The following were designated as voting places in the respective pre- cincts:
 Flagstaff-Town Hall.
 Williams-Odd Fellows Hall. The clerk was directed to notify the election boards of the various other precincts to fix the voting places in their respective precincts. The board being advised that very few voters reside at Ryan pre- cinct, said precinct was ordered | disestablished.
 From the certificates showing the various territorial, county and pre- cinct nominations, the board or dered the following names to be placed upon the official ballot for the election to be held Nov Sth, 1904:
 FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS. Democrat-M. A. Smith, Tucson, Arizona.
 Republican-B. A. Fowler, Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Socialist-Francis A. Shaw, Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Prohibition-O. Gibson, Tomb stone, Arizona.
 Socialist Labor Organization !. A. Leach, Phoenix, Arizona.
 FOR TERRITORIAL. COUNCIL. Democrat-J. E. Rufin, Flag taff, Arizona.
 Republican - John H. Page, irandview, Arizona z
 FOR TERRITORIAL ASSEMBLY. Democrat-Charles A. Neal, Will ( ans, Arizona. I Republiean-John Clark, Flag taff, Arizona. I
 FOR SHERIFF. \ Democrat-A. T. Cornish, Flag taff, Arizona. s Republican-Harry Henderson, Arizona.
 FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. t Democrat-Henry F. Ashurst, S Williams. Arizona. |
Williams news., 1904-10-29

A wrong or misleading statement made by thl paper will be SheerfuEiy corrected if brougf to our attention
Williams news., 1904-10-29

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Democrat-James H. Hudson, Williams, Arizona.
 Republican-E. N. Crawford, Williams, Arizona.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
ALA tjansteman | ogema. wis, arc.

Ala tjansteman | Ogema, Wis, aro,
med undantag af iva f~redsdomare,
svenskar. Till Chairman of super
visors' SAINT till fredsdomare utsags
vid senaste val derstades var lands
man hr G. A. Rosander.
Vice president. Oscar Nordling fran
lronwood, Mich, har blifvit utsedd
till vice president for Michigan-afdel-
ningen af "the American immigration
Association" en- ~f0rening, som for en-
kort It'd sedan bildades af Kindergarten
och landspekulanter | ito olika slater.
stcrt trad. Gust Wahistr0m, den val
bekante landtbrukaren / Homestead,
Mich, har berattat att han fallt EFT
trad som var 100 fot langt SAINT matte
rundt rotten Z fot och fyra tum. Da
vi uttryckte var misstro 0fver tradets
storlek, sa SADIE hr Wahlstr0m: "Kom
blot och Sc jag kan visa err stubben
efter det." Saledes ar Diet flera an
ex sheriff Anderson som falt ned stora
trad. - Monitor.
Eft svenskt smile. Snickaren Peter
Peterson | Eveleth, Mimi, har / Invita-
Svanens apotek i Duluth utstillt nagra
raft bemarkansvarda korsstycken. De
utg0ras af en- samling portrattbyster
af ira, utskurna med en- vanlig penn
knit, och de utmarEa sig for en- traf-
fande portrattlikhet SAINT arc / de ana
tomiska detaljerna rent af ~beundrans-
varda. Bland dem finnas bystbilder
af ~presidenterna Lincoln, Mckinley,
Garfield, konung Oscar, svenska kron-
prinsen m. fl. Sedan de varit INSTALL
da | Duluth en- It'd, skola de exponeras
pa utstallningen | st. Louis. - NJ. S. T.
sorglist. I Chisago City, Mimi, af-
led nattsn till den so Mars fru ]. P.
Shoquist af blodstortning. Alldenstund
fru Shoquist var enka, sta hennes
manga barn och bland dem flera min
derariga sa godt som ofvergifna I EFT
af ALA svara hemsokelser hardt med
faret hem. Vid moderns dod lago annu
nagra af barnen sjuka / nervfeber.
Grammar och deItagande manniskor
hafva emellertid bistatt pa EFT vackert
satt, och r0rande var den medkansla
och sorg som ~adagalades vid den den
2 DIS hallna begrafningen. - Medbor-
garen.
En- svar beISgenhet. John Isaacson,
en- arbetare som Dor / mr. 1884 Peas
ant av., Minneapolis. Mimi, hade sent
pa qvallen l0rdagen den 2 DIS oturen
att halka och falla i narheten af h0r-
net af 2Sth street och 4th av. S. och
afbr0t dervid ena fotens ankel. Han
var Ell / stand till att rora sig utan
stora smarter, och ingen gick f0rbi,
som han kunde anmoda ON hjalp, hva-
dan han var tvungen att ligga qvar pa
gatan till tidigt pa sondags morgonen,
da en- poliskonstapel fam honom och
ombes0rjde att han blef forslad till
stadssjukhuset. - S. F. T.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
Pure.

Sista gangen. Han: Och sa kom
de andtligen ofverens ON att gifta sig?
Hon: ia, och Diet var sista gangen
de kom 0fverens ON nagot.
For litet?. Han: - Lat mig bara
ia en- enda liten kyss.
Hon: - Blir nj mold da?
Han: - ia da.
Hon: - ia, da far nj ingen.
Postmastaren: - bet hair brefvet
ar for tungt. Nj maste satta pa ett
frimarke till.
Pigan: ia, men da blir Diet ju am
nu tyngre!
Mangdubblad njutning. Den f0ral-
skade zoologen (som hjalper slit fore.
NAL pa med skridslSorna: - Ack, fro
ken, jag 0nskar - ia, jag onskar san
nerligen att nj hade varit tusenfoting!
Pa AUTOMOBILE. - Hur langt kom An
dersson egentligen pa sin AUTOMOBILE
brollopsresa?
- Han kom int langre in till NAL
m5. Der tog karleken, respergarne
och bensinen slut.
En- hemsk uppfinnins. Frun: - Ma,
hur manga toddar har du druckit i
| qvall?
Manner: - Ba-a-ra iva, Beata lila.
Frun: - Jasa, du sager tva... Men
jag har en- kl%unkraknare g0md / din
kravatt, och den visar att du tagit
minst so klunkar.
Oct ar Diet, som s0r skillna'n.. En-
laroverksadjunkt X. / Sodertelje s0k-
tie och erh6ll befordran till Vadstena
pedagogi. Kort efter utnamningen
sammantraffar han med landtmataren
Y, son lyck0nskar med f0ljande ord:
= ST, go dag, bror! Jag h0r, at:
du skall flytta fran den ena tokstan
till den andra.
X: - ia, men der gar di int l6sa,
Oyster framtidsblId. Den advisable
friaren (till den harde fadern): - Ak,
Ia err att f0rbjuda mig s0ka traffa er
ldotter igen. Jag hor till alskarnas
fackf0rening: EFT ord fran mig och
hon blir ~bojkottad!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
D6DE | SVERIGE.

Karragard. Landtbr. Esbj0rn Person
% Mars, 70 ar.
Lenhofda. F. folkskoll. o. org. ]. o.
Sandberg 26 Mars. II ar.
L~ink0ping. Johan Fredrik Bergstrom
% Mars, 70 ar.
Lund. Fabr. Christen Christensen %
Mars, 60 ar.
Nyk0ping. Cath. Low. Peterson. 16
Mars. So ar.
Smedjebacken. Fru Eva Low. Chr.
Hort 20 Mars. 6S ar.
Safsj0. Fru Dagmar Niklasson 81
Mars, "a ar.
Torsaker. F. handl. Lars Berglin IA
Mars, II ar.
Tranered. Johan Fredrik Peterson
II Mars, II ar.
Trollhattan. Handl. Carl Johansson Is
Mars, &C ar.
Uddevalla. Urmakaren Carl Johan
Nilsson 16 Mars. 6S ar. Enkan Jo-
hanna Ericsson IS Mars, 50 Ar.
Upsala. Enkefru Amalia Kat. Aker-
lund 16 Mars, 70 ar. Enkefru johann
ma Ericsson IS Mars. 81 ar. Mathil-
da Marg. COLLEEN % Mars, IS ar. Brita
Janson 81 Mars, SO ar.
Vadstena. Handl. G. E. Ahlin % Mars,
Al ar. Enkefru Elisabet Charlotte
Dahlhjelm.
Stockholm. Fabr. Albert Emanuel
Thorling q Mars, 46 ar. Malarmast.
Leonard Lindh q Mars. 46 ar. KATE
idk. Gustaf Ekstrom IS Mars, 81 ar.
Snick. Carl J0nsson 81 Mars, so ar.
Grossh. ]. V. Carlstrom 20 Mars, Al
ar. Disp. With. Peterson &c Mars,
&C ar.
Alta. Enkefru Maria Kat. Schwartz
IL Mars, 70 ar.
Falun. K0pm. r. Ljungdahl % Mars,
% ar. st. insp. ]. Ahlstrom % Mars.
"a ar.
Flyg. Haradsdomaren Benjamin Lars
son 10 Mars. 20 ar.
Gefle. Enkan Carolina Ekholm 81
Mars, 70 ar.
Grafvarne. F. handl. Hans Christians
son 10 Mars, "A ar.
G0teborg. Fr0ken Marg. Henrietta
Gjaedda 81 Mars. SO ar. Enkefru
Sofe Ramberg % Mars, SO ar. Handl.
Frans August LARSON q Mars. 80
ar. Sj0kapt. Axel G0rapsson 81 Mars.
Hammar. Grossh. Constantin Falck %
Mars, 81 ar.
Krogstorp, Pelarne. F. hemmanseg. C.
J. Peterson IL Mars, so ar.
Westerly, Soderberke. F. riksdagsm.
Johan Bergstrom Is Mars, 90 ar.
Vesteras. Skomakarmast. Eric Eric.
son IS Mars. 81 ar.
Vexio. Landskanslisten jaime Tufves-
o &c Mars. SO ar.
Vimmerby. Fru Sara Lisa Westerberg
90 Mars. ~ ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

EFT nytt bud jag oliver err, alsken
hvarann,
Som / mig er alskande fam"
Isl delta Dir spraket. som mar plagar
kaila
bet elite af skriftenes bud.
Jag 6nskar af hjartat / h6llen Diet ALA;
bet gafs af en- karleksrik Gud."
Sa talar han mildt till den t6rstande
hjord
Hugsvalande, tr6stande ord.
Predikan ar slutad och hemat man
tagar,
Gag masterligt redde mig ju
l gar tanker prestfrun men angsIigt
sig fragar:
"Hur skall jag vial reda mig nu."
Men hur hon sig redde. Diet vet man
ju? Mel!
Diet mailer historien Ell.
Ur Svenska Tribune.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

lite forrattningar har och der kring
0stersj0n, anlade vi d dess 0stra kust
Ell %kolstation, som fick namnet Ryss-
land. Den lila kolonien visade sig
vara sardeles lifskraftig, svallde ut be-
tydligt och borjade smart nog pa kolo-
niers vanliga otacksamma satt oppo-
nera sig mo sin here och grundlag-
care.
Under ledning af en- hollandsk tim
norman vid mann Peter gjorde den
slutligeu uppror och slet sig los fran
moderlaIdet. Kolonien etablerade sig
derefter sasom kejsardome och har
ALT sedan dess utvidgat sig pa EFT satt,
som stundom varit raft o~behagligt for
dess grammar.
RysslaEd stracker sig numera fran
vester till oster och mater manga tu-
sen hektar SAINT seminar och winter
foder flera m~illioner manniskor.
Ryssland bestar af Petersburg, step
pen och Sibirien. I Petersburg Dor
kejsaren, som ar en- utmarkt hygglig
man. Sin stjrsta ber0mmelse vann
han, da han for EFT par ar sedan sam
mankallade en- verldskonferens, pa
hvilket kriget a~fskaffades.
Pa steppen betar den vide kosac-
ken, och | Sibirien bo de icke mindre
vida nihilisterna.
Steppen genomflytes af floden VOL
ga, ur hvilken den ber0mda ryska ka-
Warren u%pptages.
Klimatet ar merendels ganska svalt,
sarskildt ON v%intern. For en- del ar
sedan, da man hade besok af Napoleon
den f0rsta, maste man sAledes satta
cid pa en- hel stad for att kejsaren
int skulle frysa,
Folket lefver pa att odla rag och
CORA galoscher, hvartill pa senare tiden
kommit den af Nobel uppfunna foto-
gentillverkningen.
Ryssland eyer en- ganska aktnings-
ward arme och en- ingalunda obetydlig
flotta. Efter att for EFT par ar sedan
ha grundligt inhemtat krigskonsten
af oss, ha ryssarna alltjamt forkofrat
sig / densamma och torde vid Diet har
laget int vara So daliga, afven ON
man precis int beh0fver vara radd
for dem.
For den h0gre undervisningen fin
mas flera universitet, hvilkas ~studenter
antingen vistas / Sibirien eller tjanst-
CORA i armen.
Rysslands f0rfattare heter Tolstoj.
Hans becker lasas raft mycket / utlan-
Diet. Xfven tidningar finnas, men ma
ste, imam de utdelas till prenumeran-
terna, af en- sarskild harf0r aflonad
tjansteman ofverstrykas med svart
farg.
Landets forfattning ar oinskrankt
monarkisk, och k~ejsaren g0r precis
som han behagar, ON int hans nam
ma eller kejsarinnan eller ministrarne
eller nagon AMMAN har nagonting att
invanda.
tSihSI ul j dlliLldIllSI Suhohd Shdlll
och hyggligt. Visserligen f0rekommer
Diet under stundom att man kastar
bomber pa kejsaren och skjuter en- och
AMMAN polismastare, men Diet ar undan-
tag.
Fodan best3r af den ofvan omaamda
kaviaren afvensom te, SON tillverkas
pa nagon sorts rolig maskin, som kali
las samovar. Den f0rekommer / ALA
akta ryska romaner och star alltid pa
bordet och puttrar.
ia, dermed kan Diet strangt taget
vara nog sagdt ON Ryssland ocksa. Ar
Diet nagot sarskildt som hr Anderson
will veta, So a sd god och fraga.
DurrA
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15
Jet = RuDEr.
At John Rosea.

AL nuSSlS thFulHud ueI llTlSdSt SOheS
Att allting "a ordnadt med smak.
Sc, biskopen, vordig som kungen pa
tron,
Skall komma pa visitation.
I koket man bakar och brygger och
trattar.
Alt gar ga f6runderligt gladt.
Pa garden gar drangen och gangarne
krattar
Kring valtuktad blomsterrabatt.
Freshman bevakar med faltherreblick
Bataljen, sa STRAIN 1 slit skick.
Pa l6rdagen pyntad | galahabiten
Sa prestgard som prestfamilj star.
Man vantar hvar stund den biskopliga
s~viten,
Och oroligt blickande gar
Till grinder, vid eken, der vagen syns
bast
Att speja den van.ade CAST.
Minuterna fly dock, och timmarne
skrida,
Och an ar han fjarran ifran.
Och aftonen kommer och finner dem
bida
F0rgafves pa h%ofslagens dan.
Och oroligt sp0r man ~hvarandra:
"Hvem vet
Hvad handt har hans h0gv0rdighet."
Men biskopen, hvilken sin herde viii
lara
Att kama, Ell endast till hyn,
Har asidosatt babe hyllning och ara
Och stannat med sviten / byn,
Och ensam. da solen | vesterled star,
Till p~restgar'n, incognito gar.
F0rgafves ar baket och brygget och
stoket,
Sa enas man ALA till slut.
Da hores en- knackning pa dorren till
koket
Och jungfrun att oppna gar ut,
Der stod blot en- vandrare gammal
och gra,
Och bad ON en- br0dbit att ia.
En- tiggare ohulpen aldrig Says taga
Fran denna ~gastvanliga hard,
Och sjalf har prostinnan for vana att
fraga
Hur djupt han / skriften ar lard,
SAINT tala ON Honom, den fattiges van,
Som alskat och alskar oss an.
Sa nu denne arme far sitta vid bordet
Och alta och dricka sig matt.
Freshman som vanligt behandigt for
ordet
Pa sjalens omistliga raft,
Och fragar sa sonen fran dammande
vag:
"Hur manga dr. budorden, sage"
Med spelad osakerhet svarar han:
"elfva,
Det fms / kat'kesen, jag tror."
Da prestfrun, med r0st som af flyer
-h0rs skalfva,
Utropar: 20 syndare stor,
Din vag bar till kulan, sa gl0dande
De arc ju ito, Jag vet"
Och nu ses prostinnan och tiggaren
bada
Fordjupa sig l en- lektion.
Som aldrig tillforne far gamlingen
skada
Sa enkel och klar religion,
Och ar, tror prostinnan, en- adlare sjal
Da slutligt man sager farval.
Hor! han ofver nejden h6rs ~ljudvagor
valla
I valkanda toner, bling, bang.
En- hogtidskladd skara sin fard synes
stalla
Att f0lia den manande klang.
Som kallar fran veckans ~alldagliga ron
Till andakt, tillbedjan och bon.
Och templet, hvars mo fran hedenh0s
stamina,
Smart fylls fran d0rr och till kor,
Enhyar will med glade Diet ordet
anamma
Som talas af kyrkfadern stor.
Men mangen t0rhanda af nyikenhet
Har kommit 1 dag, ia hvem vet.
Man hjartligt med lofpsalmers toner
sig glader,
Dock tystna omsider dess ljud,
Och vardig till festsmyckad altarrund
trader
En- aldring 1 biskoplig skrud.
Det gar genom hvalfven EFT halfdam-
padt sorl,
Likt fjarran en- springkallas porl.
Men Sc pa prostinnan, hon bleknar och
darrar,
s.l~1otko Ill
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-15

For tusen ar sen eller sd. da vi hade
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

cnect upon the nervous system Of sun
life enjoyed by the COW on pasture.
The point Is that succulent food does
not form watery milk.
Experiments in feeding diStillery
Stops, a most watery feed, further 0 n
frm the conclusion that butter content
is not affected. The conclusion is in
evitable that succulent feeds have no
~unfavorable effect upon milk compost
ton, though it is possible that much
diluted food, like distillery Stops, brew
ers' grains or pomace fed in large guam
titles for long periods, might prove in
furious through physical arrangements.
1t IS probable that 10 many dairymen
who hold n opinions as to the
possibility of affecting the quality Of
their milk by the character Of their
feed are Jed into the error because q
marked improvement Of the ration
leads to a greatly increased flow and
consequent larger total fat content.
The correctness Of the data established
by careful records is supported by nat
ural laws. In nature the function Of
milk Is the nurture Of the young. II It
were subject to constant variation in
constituent elements, with changes in
food quality, the existence of the young
would be constantly threatened.
To improve the quality of the milk.
the constant aim Of the successful dali
lyman, he must look to breed and not
to feed. Constant selection Of strains
Of blood, made with a view to butter
fat records, is the only way to improve
ment The question OF feed relates
solely to the volume Of milk flow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

In 1900 the farmers were pros.
porous and farm prices were
Populism squeaked q few
aud died and the calamity
cries of the democrats were un.
able to make any serious inroads
into the republican phalanx de-
spite their cries of imperialism m,
the impending downfall of the
constitution and American lib
erty, and such like. The situa'
ton has not materially changed.
The country is still prosperous,
money is plenty and prices are
good; the republican party has
kept faith with the people, the
administration has been alert
aud resourceful, it's internal
policy has been wise and benefi.
cial, its foreign policy has been
strong and has elevated the
nation among the world powers,
it has been unhesitating in its
drastic course toward dishonest
public officials, and the coming
campaign will soon demonstrate
that it IS useless to 60 up against
solid, substantial facts,-genuine
prosperity, good prices and &C
tual contentment, with any ca
lamity h0wls and danger cries
however vociferous or impas'
stoned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

Finish the work in hand, boys,
before taking up something else
that seems easier. Sticking to
one thing at q time works won
ders. When you start in to do
q thing do it. If you are learning
= trade never stop until you have
become master Of it. If you are
constantly changing around you
will never be able to accomplish
much. "Stickability' is in
greater demand today than ever
before. Make up your mind
that you will never undertake a
thing without finishing it if it. is
within your power to do it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

The United States now leads
the world in the production OF
salt, furnishing % per cent OF
the entire supply. Great Bri.
tian is second, Germany third
and France fourth. The world S
total production is 1900, OOO
short tons. Recent figures show
that the production of salt in this
country exceeds 2 100000 bar
rels, which is nearly four times
as much as it was twenty years
ago. The states producing the
greatest amount of salt are
Michigan and New York each
with more than 1000, 600 barrels
annually, and Kansas and Ohio;
with about 1900, 600 and 1000
600 barrels respectively, followed
by California, Utah and West
Virginia.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

Rev. James Boyd Brady. who
has just been commissioned by
the New England Methodists to
raise a fund of $3.50, 600 for aged
clergymen, talks sound sense
when he says: II don't see any
reason why the men who do the
most for the country in building
up character should be forsaken
and left in a pauper's condition
by those whom they have en-
circled morally, mentally, spirit.
ually and even financially" To
the credit of Methodism be it
said, it's members are working
theoretically to improve that
sad state of affairs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10
FEED AND MILK.
How the Character and Quantity Of
q Ration Affect the Flow.

How the Character and Quantity OF
a Ration Affect the Flow.
The dairy industry has perhaps
reached a higher stage of scientific de-
velopment than any other branch Of
agriculture. Either purposely or un-
knowingly most dairymen with whom
this branch Of agriculture is a bust
ness proposition closely follow the
practices laid down IS a result of the
great amount Of scientific investiga-
ton which has been devoted to the
many phases Of milk production,
writes the agricultural editor of the
Chicago Tribune. In spite Of this there
are elementary principles which many
good and successful dairymen do not
understand or upon which there are
radical differences Of opinion, based
upon practical experience.
All dairymen know that the dairy
COW must be literally fed in order that
she be stimulated to her best produc-
ton Of milk and recognize that she is
rarely given more Of palatable and nu-
tritious feed than she will pay for at
the milk pail. The effect Of quantity
Of feed TN increasing or decreasing the
volume of milk flow Is understood, but
the effects Of variation Of feed upon
the constituent elements Of the milk
low are less understood. Many dairy
men firmly believe that butter fat or
the solids in milk can be changed by
changes in character Of feed and In
the nutritive elements which it con-
tains, frequently claiming personal *
p~erience as a foundation for the belief.
Possibly the most common belief is
that ~succulent feed causes q thinner
that is, more watery-milk, the volume
being increased. but the richness, per-
centage Of butter fat or OF solid ele-
ments being correspondingly smaller.
Many and careful experiments, both in
this country and abroad, demonstrate
beyond a doubt that the butter fat
content is not decreased by %succulent
feed. Taking grass as an example. 1t
n clearly established that the percent
age Of butter fat is equally large in
milk from q COW fed on the most sue
culent Of June grass as In milk from
the same COW fed on hay. In fact, va.
rious experiments seem to indicate a
small fraction more butter fat from the
grass feed, but the difference 10 more
properly. chargeable to the favorable
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

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mails of a large mass of second
class matter. That decision is
that second class matter is only
legitimate newspapers and maya
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publications. It is claimed that
in 1900 the weight of legitimate
and Legitimate second class
matter carried through the mails
aggregated 500, DOC, 900 pounds,
the bulk of it being illegitimate.