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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

II space is scarce they can desig'
nnte Just as well by printing the names
Of tho two opposing generals. Patkin
and ki.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

The Boston Globe reminds us that
"Dammet' is Swedish for dust. II
may relieve your feelings some oi
thsse windy, dusty days to speak
Swedish.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

1t would be something of calamity
II one of those floating mines shoui'
strike the sea serpent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

A western man committed suicide
because he could not guide his auto
mobile. Most men guiding automo
bilcs prefer to commit homicide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

Georgia farmer cured of rheumatism
by stroke OF lightning. Physicians
are now trying TO cure him Of the
stroke OF lightning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

When a woman is mad clear
through sometimes you can tell il by
the extra sweetness in her smile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

Tho queen of Holland Is said TO be
an enthusiastic farmer. Luckily shs
can AFFORD II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

The next time a member OF the Goo
let family gets married 1t might be
well to avoid the mob by having the
ceremony in n submarine boat or on
a coral reef somewhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

When you see portrait OF Mrs.
Elias. that octoroon adventures OF
New York City. you wonder still more.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

Did II require an appalling ca,as.
tropho to teach inspectors that n few
pounds OF rotten cork tied up In rotten
canvas do not make n ''l!tc presery.
er"?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

A Now Jersey bridegroom tainted al
tho altar the other day. but II is no'
recorded that he got away"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08

Tho goat is wonderful animal.
Think of the things ii eats and the
rich milk IL gives.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08
THE FARM AND RANGE
Value Of Alfalfa.

Alfalfa is as old as the hills. II has
been cultivated since civilization and
was familiar to the Egyptians and Per
SLAMS. II was known In Greece t50 B.
c. The Romans esteemed II highly as
forage for the horses of their army.
Its cultivation has been maintained in
Italy to the present time. From Italy
IL was introduced into Spain. and from
there carried to Mexico during the
Spanish invasion.
The Spaniards also took II to South
America. where II now grows Wild in
places.
From Chill II reached California in
1854. II rapidly spread eastward and
now Is largely grown throughout the
humid as well as the arid states.
A Farm Writer Says
The secret OF its great success
would seem to he in its root penetrat'
ing power. Plants four or fvo months
old are known to have roots five or six
feet long. and II there Is any moisture
the root will penetrate the hardest
hardpan. II Is common to md roots
from IL to 10 feet long. II will crow
on most any kind of soil. sandy loan
being the best. However. II will do
well ON gumbo. ON the highest bench
lands or on the lowest river bottoms:
II will come nearer making a crop on
gravelly land than any other plant. IL
Is about the last crop to be killed by
alkaii. II will, after once well set.
come nearer making good crop with
out water than any other one known.
On the other hand II will stand more
water and oftener in the hot season II
properly put on and on than any other
plant.
II farmer does not care for hay. II
Is n paying crop to let II 20 TO seed.
There Is n great demand for the seed.
One can cut as much hay from one
crop OF alfalfa as from any Other hay
and still raise crop OF seed that Is
us valuable ms the average crop.
II will produce from three 10 seven
tons to the acre.
II will produce from Ave. to hf,ccn
bushels to the acre.
II II the nearest to balanced ration
OF any crop grown.
II has more protein than wheat
bran.
II Will come nearer crowdlng out nil
foul weeds and GRASSES than any other
plant.
Three hundred and sixty stalks
have been grown from one seed.
Unltkc most Oth'r pants u uoth not
exhaust the soil. but cnrichcs II, so
much 20 ,ha; grain yields nearly double
where alfalfa Is plowcd up.
The digestibillty OF alfalfa Ia
changed less by the process OF curing.
than that OF any other forage plant.
Dry alfalfa In the summer is ms pala''
able to the dairy COW MS green grass. II
contains largely the succulcnt qualities
Of green grass In June. keeping tho di.
gcsiive organs open and active. and II
has n cooling effect ON the blood.
Fed to dairy cows alfalfa maintains
the now Of milk equal to June grass for
nearly whole year. II can be
chopped MS fine as wheat bran and
mixed with corn meal to form a bal.
anccd ration. Such mixture is worth
more pound for pound than the origin.
nj s9rn meal.
Where alfalfa grows TO perfection .
cows paradise. and such land Is
certain to flow with milk and honey II
man does his part towards such con.
summation. rs II is the greatest honey
plant known. II is superior to white
clover. sweet clover. or buckwheat.
and under favorable conditions Will
give honey from June to October.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-08


Purchase Exposition at st. Louis. Is the
seedless apple. propaEated by John +.
Spencer OF Grand Junction. Colorado.
As the tree IL blossomless. II is bound
to be free from worms and hardy
enough to Withstand the severcst frost.
The Colorado State Agricultural De-
partment is greatly interested in the
remedy which II. Sedimayr OF Denver.
GLAZING to have discovered for tree
blight He says that the disease Is
caused by n germ. which finds Its way
to the sap beneath the bark and his
method OF curing afflicted trees In
wolves the injection of his remedy into
the poisoned wood by the use of hypo-
dermic needles.
Cows should be salted regularly. or.
better still. should have constant ac-
cess to salt. The practice of sailing
them once n week Is not good one. as
the most of cattle will lick little salt
every day II they can get 1t. Thus pro-
vided they will yield more and better
milk than otherwise, and Will also
maintain a better degree of health. As
salt provokes thirst. the milch animal
should have MS free access to water. as
to the saline mineral. or the latter will
do her more harm than good.
coccinellidae. to be more technical?
Well, you shouldn't do II. as the lady
bug is a very serviceable insect. In
huge dust-colored volumes of reference
the insect is marked beneficial" and
| makes its living upon other insects or
| a much less desirable character. one
| of these Is the cottony maple scale, for
which the lady buy has a great fancy.
! Mrs. Shute. secretary of the State Hor-
| ticultural Department is making war
on the maple scale, and she states that
| lady bugs are Of great value in Kidding
| trees of the pest. 1t is sometimes diff
ficult to get n supply Of bugs. but
where they can be procured persons
with infected trees should do so. The
bug can be recognized by its oval shape.
always convex and almost hemisphere
| cal In color It is usually a shade or
red with black spots, or black with red
or yellow spots. 1t never becomes very
J large and is usually small.-Denver Re-
publican.
The ornithologists of the Department
of Agriculture have been making an in
vestigation of the economic value OF
the Bob White, or quail, as a result OF
which 1t is now announced that that
bird is probably the most useful
abundant species on the farms" Field
observations, experiments and exami-
nations show that it consumes large
quantities of weed seed and destroys
many of the worst insect pests with
which farmers contend, and yet 1t does
not injure grain. fruit or any other
crop. 1t is figures that from September
1st to April 30th, annually. in virginia
alone, the total consumption of weed
seed by Bob Whites amounts to 57S
tonG.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08

prominent American writer's in the Colon
ial period and a work of each.
Suggest general reading for boy prepar
ing the High School.
United States History and Civil Government.
Compare Plymouth the Puritan and the Cava
lier.
What writs of Asstance The Stamp ActP The Muny
Actp The Boston Port Bilp
Briefly Artces of Confederation with the Cons
show the superiority of the latter the former
great which the Civil War and show
how these great questions settled by that
What great accomplished by Commodore Perry?
Admiral Farragut Admiral Dewey Adj
ma Sampsonp
formed Of the Northwest Territory Out
Purchaser What territories have been ad
mted as statesp Name island possessions
What the object of all governmentsP State difference be-
tween republic and democracy.
chief powers CongressP How Senators and
Representatives chosen?
the federal How are the Judges chosen? Give
the Salary Of Supreme Court Judges.
TO- What is meant by Standard Of Money?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08

8. Name five American humorists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08

Locate a) u s. Naval Academy (b) Tasmana (c) the ag
of Asia d the highest mountain of South Americas e the
largest river Of Europe.
determine location of c
tes2 Give three illustrations.
the Lake George reach the Atlantic Ocean
OF Chautauqua Lakep
By what they caud2 Describe
the Gulf Stream.
Literature.
l. Who the father of English prose? Tell something of his
work.
@ What was the Conquest upon the tera
ture of England?
'Eizabethan Age and
more works of EACH
A. What period of English history covered by Millions ef
Quote from 'Paradise Lost"
g. In what department of literature have Macauay, Emerson
Thackeray, Lowell and Motley exceled2
Name five works of fiction that read poftaby by the
student Of history Give for each selection,
7. Who the following: "Gulivers Travels "Looking
Backward pleasures of Hope "Fesde Travels Annabel
Lee' Ial Columbia" "Ove the Teacups Tellng the Bees
"Romola", "The Song of the Chaahoochee"?
| 8. Name five American humorists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08
Notice

q. t. Borden md May Borden whose res
idence is unknown, Will take notice that on
the %, day OF No emher, 1901, Eliza Mar
shall VereIe V. Smith AM Chauncy w.
Watntr, filed their J, int petition in the
Conrt ofCommon Pleas, Hooking County,
Ohio, In case No. 1924, against the above
named parties and others, praying for the
recovery OF lands towit; Being part OF
the north east quarter of the North East
quarter Of Section ~, Township l3. Range IL.
Hooking County, Ohio, beginning at the
North West corner OF the said North East
quarter OF the North East quarter OF said
Section; thence South with and along the
West line of the said quarter OF quarter Sec
tion to tho North Bank of the Hooking
River; thence in north Easterly direc-
tion along the North Bank OF said River to
the North lite OF said Section; thence West
alo1 Z the said Section line to the place Of
beginning, containing. obout four acros OF
land. and for damages for the wrongful de-
tention thereof. Said parties are required
to answer on or before the 13 day OF JHnu-
nry, 1905, or judgement may be taken
against chem.
ELIZA MARSHALL,
VERGIE SMITH,
OHAUNCY w. WAGNER.
II. r.. Sparnon,
IL. ID. Ricketts,.
Attorn' Us.
December }, 1904. W.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08
G.. W. DOLLISON.
Physician and Surgeon.

Office in Dollison Block, Second
door East of Court House, Logan,
Ohio. Residence, West Nam Street
near street leading to depot. Telc-
phone No g
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-08
A. Il. O'NEILL
Collector and tary Public

Real Estate bought and sold
Money to loan on long and easy
payments, Address A. L. Starr,
Oct. 2. 'o2-lyr, o'Neill. Ohio.
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TEST QUESTIONS.
Saturday, Decem ber Bird. 1904.
FORENOON.
Theory and Practice.

Saturday; sS,9So2g 1sGs%ss5 sFd 1904
Theory and Practice.
What professional training have you received either before or
q Why It important that teacher STUDENT
Make brief outline of of study be pursued by an
g. you by theory teaching9 least
What do you by paciico9 prin
cples that should teacher in his practice
be exercised and the corresponding knds of knowledge taught
tary teaching tate 1--WE of
Distinguish between the and art in reference to
l. briefly clearly instruction. training teach
intellectual power distinguish between and skill
State in what and what extent comply with the
law in reference to scientific temperance instruction
faculty involved moral anng How do you give
instruction? What do understand by culture of the feel
Grammar.
Write the following quotations. choosing between the words
"Ana here's pAopAs' ,1'1 '1'' I brought with me.
From forth tn. street. of ron''s, that that found
With many hundreds treading his heels"
"For tomorrow go over land and sea
In search of the Holy Grail
"'' never . bed for me be spread,
Nor .s.', sa pillow be under my head
Till begin my VOW to keep
Here on til, ,o,h.. will sleep
An, n.rcn.no. thor. n5.s shall .dns vision trn.
Ere day world anew
.. Analyze the first quotation above
list of the found in the second
"o and give the nta M or & deh % dina %
of each verb
(Giye twenty credits on each quesion)
Arithmetic.
Find the decimal which when added the difference of o20o
and ooos 81 produces naes 1T the esq Of n 81 and 81
How much the work they do 20 minutes all working
gether2
Find the principle that will amount $1a1 1ss in IL
Write an example in raded discount give solution
100 Sold an invoice OF books at loss OF log per cent Had PAID
money of B's which g. being
interest for 6yrs 40 $44 How
consignment which
sold $3.50 barrel and invested the net proceeds and
how much did invest in commission being SO for
selling and l for buying the for and freight
What should paid e that so may realized
the investment?
When do the hour coincide between
TO- bush and peck of the ehspe
Writing
1-s Discuss position n writing:
(a) Position of body
(b) Position o book paper
(cl Position of pen or pencil
Which should receive greater attention. form movement
How are skill and speed produced2
Should there be much outside the book Wh
Why should the teacher and all written
$40 Your penmanship this will be allowed maxim
of 80 points.
Reading.
Examiners will conduct oral examinations in reading.
AFTERNOON.
ORTHOGRAPHY.
indicate all it's write il
lustrate.
synonyms homonyms. examples
of each.
Indicate the pronuncaion of bellows cupboard aopa
thy squalor, st. Louis.
l. Define asrate give examples
Spell correctly the following: Willamette, inferred ince
doggee euphonou hypocrisy dacd pophesy PSALM vegetarian
sanitary bicycle crcse, millinery Delaware, mortgaged
cynical fascnate, surveillance
cants)
(Credit on stionO
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tor 1904.

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AFTERNOON.
ORTHOGRAPHY.

ustrate.
synonyms homonyms Give three examples
of each.
Indicate the proper bellows cupboard aopa
thy squalor, and st. Louis.
apirate give examples
doggere euphonou hypocrisy hacc prophes PSALM vegetarian
colossal sanitary bicycle critc millinery Delaware
cynical fascnate, surveillance.
will detach fifth question app
cants
Credit 500 fifth queson.)
Physiology
l. Why ventilation Of Importance the human body?
is the heat of the body produced? How egulaed2
What by sensations? BY special
By instincts?
A. What the differences between veins and arteries?
What dgestion9 Describe the
a food? Why? Is alcohol a food? Why?
What nicotine? Where found? What its upon
body2
g. How should poisoning be treated?
o Describe the heart.
What changes in with advancing age9
dead bone replacedp
Geography.
Sketch describe briefly the drainage ofoho
the principal watershed.
the folowng (a) Korea (b) Dneiper
(c)Heca: (d) d)Greenwich (e) Guam?
What the waterway
Why there few large rivers flowing the Pacific
Ocean?
What would be probable cargo loading (a
Hayana (b) Para c) Yokohama (d Marseies Calcutta?
what parallels is Ohio incuded2 What
Ohio? Name the order of time the cities that have
tai of the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06

path is, and will ever remain, that of
0 o.aared progress, of liberty Under the
law. The country has vastly increas-
ed. but the great Drained statesmen
who preceded us provided for indefinite
growth. The discoveries of science
have made miraculous additions to our
knowledge. But we are not daunted
by progress; we are not afraid OF the
light. The fabric our fathers builded
on such sure foundations viii stand
all shocks of fate or fortune. There
will always be a proud pleasure in look
ing back on the history they made;
but, guided by their example, the COM
ing generation has the right to antic-
ipate work not less important, days
equally memorable to mankind We
who are passing off the stage bid you,
as the children Of Israel encamping by
the sea were hidden. to Go Forward;
we whose hands can no longer hold the
flaming torch pass 1t on to you that it's
clear light may show the truth to the
ages that are to come"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06
The Platform.

st. Lo,tis, July 6.--There is sub
stantial agreement among the Parker
men as To the platform. As previously
indicated it will not mention the KAN
ssas City and Chicago declarations in
any way 1t will contain a declaration
on the money question similar to that
in the platform written for the Missis-
sippi state convention by John Sharp
Williams. The declaration as finally
agreed to by Hill will pledge the party
TO tariff revision and not to a tariff for
revenue only. The other planks in the
platform will be drafted with little diff
flculty, SIS there is substantial accord
among both elements of the party.
There will be fight on the platform.
beginning tonight. 1t will continue in
the resolutions committee probably all
night ami will be the sensational feat
ure on the floor of the convention on
Thursday.
Much ,,are is being exercised among
the leaders to settle the organizat Oh
of the party for the next four years.
Judge Parker would like to see William
+. Sheesan. of New York, his own
trusted Lieutenant, made chairman of
the national committee. Sheehan,
however, does not want the place, and
neither does August Belmont. Thay
both believe II would be good politics
to distribute the prizes as far as pos
sible so as to avoid the charge that
New York state is "hogging" every
thing in the party.
Guffey of Pennsylvania, who once
thought he would like to be chair
man. has changed his mind. He deliv-
cred the delegation from his state to.
Parker without any personal reward
and now says he will not take the ma.
uonal chairuaauship
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06
FEAR THE RAINY SEASON.
Russian Story Of Toso's Attack on PORT
Arthur Squadron.

Russian Story Of Toso's Attack on Port1
Arthur Squadron.
st. Petersburg, July 6.-Military crit
les generally take view that serioua
military operations in southern Nam
|churta are over until the rainy season
has ended and that in the meatime the
japanese will devote themselves to the
siege of Port Arthur.
A few nights ago Admiral Togo at
tempted to repeat the Japanese exploit
with torpedo boats at Wei Hal wei.
during the Japanese war by sending
torpedo boat destroyers into the har-
Dor of Port Arthur for the purpose ofS
sinking the ships at their. anchorage.
but the attempt ended in q disasterous
failure. Four torpedo boat destroyerDs
succeeded in creeping into the harbcf.
which was not protected by boonls,
but only one escaped. Two were Snnk
by shore batteries and one crippled.
The reckless bravery Of the Japanese
in going to almost certain destructioa
excites nothing but admiration here.
So far as known the Japanese torpedo
boat destroyers did not even succeed
in launching torpedoes. It was am
nounced from Toxic on the third that
belated report from Admiral Togo
reported desperate and successful
torpedo attack at the entrance Of Port
Arthur during the night Of June ~.
in which the Russian guard ship and
Russian torpedo boat destroyer were
sunk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-06
Turns South With Evident OBJ.
lect Of Concentrating on
Port Arthur
RUSSIA CALLS OUT RESERVES
Rumor Of Japanese Naval Defeat So
the vIadivostok squadron-Russian
Expert. Fear Rainy Season win
Leave Japanese Free to Pros. and
Crush Port Arthur.

Lao Yang, July s-Ther are persists
ent reports in circulation that a hot en-
gasement occurred today northward OF
Gensan between the Russian vladi-s
vostok and Japanese squadrons, which
ended favorably to Russians. oku's
army is retiring evidently with the
object of concentrating on Port Arthur.
Siege guns are being placed in position
at Kinchou.
The departure OF two additional di-5
visions for the seat Of war is reported
from Nagasaki.