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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

large amounts of clover hay are not AZ
able, we have found that mixing I'd
parts of clover hay and corn stoyer bal
suited in a gain Of l "a pounds OF "a.
day per head. Two pounds per day ii
reasonably good gain when cattle are
a heavy grain ration of IS to 20 pod
daily. The cost of the clover hay and
pounds Of corn is measurably less than
heavy grain ration, and the gains resuil
are nearly identical. The grain ration
this advantage-that 1t will finish The !
mails somewhat more quickly and put u
in condition to fulfill the market reed
ments. F. d: Mumfod
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
THE MOST PROFITABLE AGE TO FEED
CATTLE.

1t requires about one-half as much grain
to produce a hundred pounds Of gain on
calves as on two year olds. The work Of
the Missouri Agricultural College has def
nitely demonstrated that the most profit.
able age to fatten cattle is while they are
still young. The older the animal the more
food is required to produce a given gain.
Other stations have also Investigated this
question and have arrived at the same re-
suit.
The Central Experiment Station Farm at
Ottawa, Canada, found by comparing one
thousand pounds live weight in the case Of
calves, yearllngs, two and three year Odds,
that the profit for each one thousand
pounds was:
For yearlings ...... .... .......... 81 90
For two year olds ............. 10 10
For three year olds .............. ~ so
When all of the cattle OF all ages were
purchased at &c a pound and sold fat at
&c. a pound. the profit on 81 900 invested in
feeding cattle was:
FOR calves 49,. ...... ......,.... $557 90
FOL yearlings ......... ........ 2S4 90
For two year ODDS ..... .......... 1893 rs
For three year ODDS .......... 1T so
Ninetenths OF all the cattle fed in the
Middle West are two year olds at the be-
ginning Of the feeding period. When
these cattle are in thin condition at the be-
ginning of the experiment, they are often
fed with profit: but starting with calves In
the same condition II Is unquestionably
true that the calves return more profit for
each thousand dollars invested than the
older cattle.
F. B. Mumford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

such being kept in the State. They are
those shallow bodied, long legged crea.
lures, such as "The Money Losing Cow"
This COW when put to a careful test was not
able to make butter for less than 1880. a
pound. This is for food only and does not
include care or a rent. The COW got all
the food she would eat but she was not able
to eat enough over and above that which
was required to keep her own body. to en-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
A SOIL TEST BEFORE SOWING Al.
FALFA.

Many Missouri soils IL not too acid will
grow alfalfa. II yours ia acid you must cor.
rect the acidity before you go any further.
To find out about the acid, step into any
drug store and buy a little blue litmus pa
per. Take a handful Of soil and put II into
a glass, moisten IL to a paste, insert your
paper and let the experiment stand over
night Next morning IL you find the litmus
paper has turned red or reddish, there is
acid In the soil and alfalfa will not grow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

able her to do economical work.
Why waste labor on such an animal when
the same stable and same care with a COW
such as the Money Making Cow" will make
a good profit? This COW made butter for
4.27c. per pound. The net profit on her in
one year was $S5.17. While caring for a COW
OF this kind the farmer will be making
about 90c. an hour or at the rate of $500
a day. r. M. Washburn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
TWO FRUIT TREE ENEMIES.

In many localities two of the worst enc
mics of fruit trees are the rabbits in the
early fall and winter and borers In the sum-
mer. Both OF these pests may readily be
kept out by wrapping the trees as soon as
planted with what is known as wooden We
neer wrappers" These are a special kind
OF single made for the purpose, being about
one-eighth of an inch thick, ten inches wide
and from sixteen to twenty-four inches long.
These wrappers are put up in bundles OF
one hundred each, and, having been made
from green wood, are always more or less
moist when received. II they become dried
out they should be soaked in a tub of water
for an hour or two before being used, as
when dry they are likely TO split when be-
ing wrapped around the trees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
HOW TO ATTACH FRUIT TREE wRJ
PERS.

To attach the wrappers, punch p
about an inch from one edge and about
inches from the top and bottom; use !
Der 10 wire, which is cut in pieces abo'
foot long; insert one of these wires az
half of Its length in each of the holes
twist once around to hold 1t in place
wrappers should be placed around the I
loosely. leaving a good big air space
that the bark will not be injured by uHli
essary shading. Wind the two ends Of /
wire around the wrapper and twist
way around. Do not make the mistakt.
twisting several times, as 1t will he ne|
sary to take OF the wrappers once or "
each season to search for any stray Il
that may have found its way inside.
The wooden wrappers may be sec.j
from nurserymen or any box and bH1
company in the larger cities. They shi
cost from 1925 to $4.25 per thousand
pending upon their length, the buyer ]
Ing the freight. For peach trees SHY
inches is long enough and for apple U
the eighteen inch wrappers are yerJ
venient. These cost 1925 to $3.50 per u
sand respectively. W. L.. HpWHTI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

hen wiring
fer In this paper.
e, bui remember
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE CAPTURES
PRIZES.
The Missouri Agricultural College won
hve grand prizes at the st. Louis Exposition
in competition with the world. One of these
was given for cattle feeding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
Some Dry Lot Hog Feeds.

For dry lot or pen feeding Of hog,
cheapest feed is ORR supplements
wheat middlings or oil meal. At The !
souri, Station we have made 100 pound
pork from five parts of 80 per cent corn /
one part Of $24.00 oil meal at a cost Of '
per hundred weight. At the same tint
made 100 pounds Of pork from two part
corn and one part of $500 wheat mldti
at a cost of sass. In the same experlEi
corn alone made pork at a cost OF sSSI
hundred weight.
A bulletin on the feeding Of nineteen
Of hogs in pens at this College is sool
be published.
u n FORBID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
MISSOURI RIVER PEACH LANDS.

]. D. Fay, of Jefferson City, reports that
despite the failure Of the peach crop in
many parts of the State, his young trees
on the Missouri river hills produced a good
crop, most of which he disposed Of at $3.50
a bushel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

An ideal ear Of corn is about ten inches
long and 1t is about seven and one-half
inches In circumference measured at q point
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

SPRINGFIELD TO HAVE PAsTEURIzEo
MILK.
The retail milk dealers of Springfield.
Mo-. have combined to supply the city with
better milk. They have built a fine brick
creamery and pasteurizing plant where
practically all the milk used in the city is
pasteurized. All milk or cream not used
by the trade is here made into butter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
Invss.las,Ina svppos.d sulsia..

Cripple Greek Colo. April s.---ThC
parents 81 EuRene Yousie. supposed L.
have comitied suicide a. H0i spfinEs
Ark. recently have started All myss
t,sauon. allsging tha, the yoang man
sAs mafdsTed fer bis mOBey The,
say be bad bstEesh $3.50 God tl0. 00t
ShIch - missing. The body whleh
has arrived here. beaFs scratches on
the chin and heavy bryi.e Hndsr tha
right eye IN additlos 90 The cue In ths
throst Physicians vbo have examin
~ the BODY fabst4bfis,s the murdss
theory
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

London. April a dispatch 10
hcWs agency from Lahore. Rfitlnh II.
ga. Gays that a yiolehi saFtheuske haa
ocourrrd there accompanied BY SERIOUS
losa u llis aud great damage % pub
he ana other bsildinSs, The towa
bali 10 slmoat Fsfsd and fhs cathedral
snd Jums Naslld. one of the ansse
mosques IN india. are ssFi0laly
injured Other biE bullainas ars
cracked aEd Insured Many hausaa
in the native qaaTtsrs collapsed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
a,u.niv.Elu. klllsd ln EsnIe,Ien.

Sew York. April 3 --seSenty'hve
persons. including four artillery ON
GERS, 20 artIlcrymen aud 40 Chinese
coolies. we're killed Monday by ter
rlhc explosion OF bomb IN the AT
tillcry depot In Harblu. Mahehurla.
according to a World dispatch from
81 Petersburg The Two men who
caused the explosion were also Killed.
The laboratory aud thousands OF pro.
lcctllrs we're destroyed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
TWO KILLED; rHRee INJURED.
Fast Passenger Train collides Win
Freioht on Main Line.

Freight on Main Line.
Cleveland. o., April "A fast east
bound. passenger train on the river III
vision OF the Cleveland and Pittsbnrs
road. known as the PittsbUrs Flyer
collided with a west-bound freight al
Co,touia. O.. today. resulting IN III,
death OF two men. while three others
were Injured. The dead;
Edward TulNer, engineer OF pas
senger train.
II. C. Eming. fireman OF passenger
train.
The injured:
T. G. Mcintyre. Pittsburg, paSsen
ger. badly hurt; J. n. Brown. OF Stcu
benvllle. o.; G. J. Tichcnor, of Pitts
burg, passenger, slightly.
The accident was caused by The
freight train over running a siding II
going on 10 the man track, where Il
was struck by the passenger viii, 4.
was moving at a high rate OF speed.
The members of the freight crew
escaped injury by jumping.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
IndI.nsln, vi.ItInn Florida.

Jacksonville. Pa. April 5.--A party
VI :40 Indianapolis schOol teachrra
and pupils arrived last night and left
at 10 o'clock on the steamer May Gar
ner, for a trip to Mandarin. an hour,
ride up the St Johns river. accompa
MED by local school officials and me "a
beers Of the board of trade. The trit
vas rendered through tho courtesy OF
the board OF trade. The party vil
leave tomorrow for Pensacola. u h
the annual custom for indianapolis &c
send pupils Of ia schools 70 MAKE
a tour for educational purposes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
q. Y. P.u. OF FLORIDA.
IN Session With the 3. Y. p. v. Of MI.
Moriah Baptist Churc Oh. coIorsd.

Moriah Baptist Church, coIOred.
The session was opened At 10 q. m.
Tuesday, with Rev II. X. Hill in the
chair. The devotions we're conducted
by Rev. l.. W. CFiviller.
The excellent choir rendered several
sweet selections.
The program prepared by the Exec
utive Commute was adopted
Next the names Of the following
persons were chosen 70 report the work
OF the meeting to the following pa
pers:
Mrs. NJ. L. Fowler, Messenger; Rev.
W. d. VAnn, Metropolis Moses
Crooms. The Florida Baptist.
Rev. c. T. Dorroh. The National
Baptist Union; the writer, The
Gainesville Sun.
At the conclusion OF this, some sweet
selections OF music were chosen and
sung by the choir aud congregation.
At this point W. J. Johnson came
forward and delivered = very royal
welcome address in behalf Of the
church 10 which the b. Y. p. L met.
The choir had q very sweet selection
prepared which they sang very heart
lily.
After the music ReV. y. A. Callahan,
ID. D., accompanied bv Rev. 5. n. NAss.
ID. D.. came 10 she rostrum and Rev.
Callahan preached . very excellent
sermon.
Rev. Nass offered prayer, and re-
marks we're made by Rev. II X. Hill.
A good collection vas taken by Rev.
d. p. Spas
The meeting was dismissed for din
neE.
Afternoon Session.
At2.45. prayer ssFvice Gas conduct
I'd b. Mrs. Bell and Dea B00as, after
which the names Of the delegates we're
enrolled and . motiOa prevailed 10
slect the officers fron Ihs 2OOr
those elected were ~ follows;
President. Rev. r. X Hill; vtes-pFesi-
dsnt. A. G. williams: Prof. b. G.
seurry. assistant sceretaFT; M5. A.
". Bell. treasurer: Rev. l.. W. Lan-
vIIler. corresponding secretary; his
NE. Tw.eliEE. FeeOrdiaE sseTetaFy
ne Oasc-S Eere Installed ~ Rsvs
CT Holley and " A. wIksUoa.
nstss watch soms imporast EsnaFts
woFs made asd the nsesisE stoOd ID
learned untli ~ p. m.
Ri. HeWAEB. FvPortsr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
NO EVIDENCE OF POISONING.
Death Of Mrs. Larned invests gated BY
Coroner Of New York.

New York. April 5.-A coroner's
physician who performed an autcp
~ ON the body OF Mrs. Ruby LAned
the young wife OF William l.. Larncd
the illustrator. has reported that he
could find no trace Of poison. Tn,
young woman died Sunday night In q
mysterious sleep supposed TO have
been Induced by poison she had drank
I'm a glass OF claret l-arned and
a servant were paroled In custody
pending the result OF the autopsy.
The coroner at once discharged Mr.
Larned and the servant from custody
but held them as witnesses for an in
Quest tomorrow. lie said the SutOp
sy revealed no trace Of poison, but
that a chemical analysis might Gis
cover traces of non-corroslyc poison
Ing in the stomach,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Pekiu Apul t--AltsFRnon isg~sf
~ coussS, Sho has Just tacai~d ne
Isohi ~ Americsn minister 10 China
upDb bic appointment 90 sm5assad0l
"a Mralco iet, fuf America todsi va
hsa kos k~pfrssRisii,ss ~ sl us
foreign i.gs OH- ssnen BLEED st thc fslf
way Stallion u BID him isfeNsl. Ths
approach - The Stallion saf lined b.
Canoes uvega.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
RUSSIA PREPARING
TO CONTINUE WAR
Car Nicholas Show No Sign
OF Ending Struggle.
IS ARE KILLED ~ EXPLOSION
German Prince Visits Russia ana
Causes q sensatlon--i4o,o0o Fresh
Troops Leave for the Far East--Llt
tie News from Seat OF Trouble.

81. Petersburg Apr,I War Min
lister SahnaruU today declared that
the reports OF Russia cOuutermandinE
orders for var material abroad are
basclrss AMI grow ont ot the declna-
ton ol the foreign Offers With which
the war office aud the admiralty have
been swamaed tie insists that there
has been no relaxation In the prepara-
tions 10 continue the war. but says
thcrr VIII be No new mobilization at
prrscut explaining, as stated In these
ispatchcs. that 100000 troops of the
last mobilization have already start
I'd for the front ana that Instead OF
modifying troops these viii be fol
lowed by a portion OF this years cond'
scriptIOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

ClseinHsti April t-TAs Ease %
MofEsa Smiie aud slfe. arrested hsre
a. shn-ssss 10 the Mas Psftsfa0n
Cssssr YoanG mafdsF case 10 SeN
f0Fs. ssDs az ssaln 10 police c0ags
today. bsl vas oaes more adjoafned
this u1s sAsl April 2. shs paatpoBs
merit bsinE rsqHiFtd - salt ths scrioa
81 tn eemmes pleas s0sFt ca the
writs ~ habeas esFpaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Wlehhs, Kan. April s,--carvIe ~.
tlor Myra MeChstSey. Lgala Munta
and Lacy wilhait, tsnpeFahee Grass.
asfs. who are asastlng trial for wreck.
itT tas gas fr0ug o. q Wkolssaie Il.
gu1r b0use some time aso. volsnlaslly
Nsht - isIi ,oaaY Is eyaef % rpIrarn
. th0ssana dollar Furnished - Mra.
nation Mrs. Natlon wantod "a
noHeY 10 tosh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
esrn,.n prlns, YIsIts Ru,.Ia.

81 Petersburg. April I'll a. a. m,
Prince Henry Of Prussia, reprcsen'
tatlye OF the German emperor, reached
lsarskoc SelO this morning As theirs
had been uo news here Of such vls'
H.. his sudden appearance for n person
II Interview With Emperor Nicholas
npon tho heels ~ his brothers speech
AN Tsnglcr created considerable sen.
-" sffsr.t - ~
saliOn,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
storm Raging In Colorado,

Denver. Colo. April 5.--Aft,r Il la,
Of several hours II has begun raining
and showing along The eastern slope
1f the mountains and the storm Is
Rgaln Ia i'li sway. Trains are d."
layed and other traflc Interrupted
but no serious damage h reported
from slides ar washouls In the Grip
pie Greek district the storm has ragee
constantly for three days. The Short
line train which became snUw.bounG
saturday evening. has arrived her,
With It's 70 passengers. (, required
four large engines TO buck the snow
which in some places II over : feel
deep.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

Genoa. April s--sscrstAFy Hay ts
al vhom "a hin today uhea he
drOve sbou; 30 t0wa IOoks6 vsr Re
hlmssli SAD 30 feels mach bsr@sF. ana
ihst ths e,rud. isns % his AeAirA has
besn Improve. b. the go touRnsy.
wbirA hs saJsyed .EmcpssiY. NJ.
Hay hs 90 decided 90 lis hsturt
plans bat b. expects % remain kars
Or Z f~S dsyA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
HON. PARK TRAMMELL
WILL Be PRESIDENT
Caucus at Tallahassee So Declared
At Meeting Last Night.
SENATOR WEST is HoNoREo

Withdrew in Favor Of Trammell and
Was Made President Pro Tsm-Gsn-
eral oiIchrist Of 0sSoto Nominated
for speaksr-MecrssrY for Page.
Special to The Daily sun:
Tallahassee, April S.-There was q
great feeling OF harmony in the SEN
ate THE evening, with the result that
Senator West. realizing the strength
OF his opponent for the presidency OF
the Senate, withdrew, and in the eau
Gus tonight Hon. Park Trammell OF
Polk was nominated by reclamation,
while Senator West was elected in the
came manner president pro tenn.
Gen. Albert w. Gilchrist OF DeSOto
was unanimously chosen for Speaker
OF the House. II. Walker defeated
Bevis By enc vote for reading clerk,
Master Elmer McCreAry, candidate
for page in Senate, won easily, receiv-
ing twenty two votes.
Senator Brown.
Hon. G. NJ. Brown OF NATION and
Sumter il on hand and will doubtless
participate in the caucus tonight. and
the chances seem favorable for the re-
tention Of his seat, although there
may be changes 20 occu tomorrow that
will lead to different termination.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06
MINISTER MCCORMICK IN PARIS
Former American Ambassador "a g.
Petersburg Assume New Pest.

Petersburg Assume NeW Poot'
New York April 8 Robert MccoF'
mick. newly appointed American am'
bassadOr ~ france. has arrived In Par
IL frum s. Prtersbara. says be- ID sur
prised NJ the Tcp0rts tat there was
\ dssire TO conclude peace ~ any
price manifested In 0iIielAl circles, ca
birs the Paris correspondent Of The
iiyraid According 10 Ambassador
Mccormack no d desire exists Ia
H. Petersburg bn the contrary In
oincis circles tiiNfe H. BE- said, . sen
efal desire 10 continue ths War 20 the
hitter end. and there arr Ersat hopes
that Admiral Rojestychsky wIll meet
IL. Japanese Meet and Galn victory
which ma, In one day change the en-
tire aspect ~ the var All the heDss
Of Russia are now conferred IN thet
beet. and = battle betseen That neet
and thu Japanese squadron - looked
for a0Ou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-06

poses, WAS analysed aud both the
institutions OF higher learning" and
TIE common schools, especially the lat
ter received their tull share OF Htten-
ton The formulating aud copying
OF the school laws into uniform sys.
TEN, embracing the whole scheme Ut
our public education," 10 rrcommen-
ded, ~ also the passage ut lave pro-
vidiug for the adoption vi n uniform
system Of text hooks THIS latter
accommodation 10 practically directly
IN line with the bill introduced by SEN
aior McCreary the last session (lgoSl,
aud which received such favorable
mention throughout che press, being
referred back from the committee,
however. too late for its full consider
alton.
The state charitable institutions,
the insane asylum, State reform
school aud the hire OF convicts we're
discussed. and important extracts
from the new convict lease are quoted
One clause OF this lease provides that
the new lrsspes must purchase the
present hospital farm and equipment
near OcAla, u required to do 80 by The
commissioner Of agriculture,
Under the head Of Pensions" IL 10
recommended First, That county
commissioners exercise = more careful
examination OF Hpplicanls rights.
Second, That the applicant should
have n speed'er hearing The pen
sion roll of the STATE says 'he HoV'
ernoV' has Increased ''"m LOO !"
1909 to nearly AUD IA i"A' Anu 'h"rt
are numerous nr~ "0rs nov "h h'e'
No action on these can he taken hr'
cause 'hr mnd raised ny the Two m''
tax has been exhausted Tue "o''
eTnor shows 'hA' nnu"f CONSERVATIVE
estimate a touf'm'il levy VIII pr nee
es'aTy Tor ~" pension Juno
The Railroad Uo'nm"s'on " mos
strongly endorsed ana " 4" reo"l
mehd"d that co"'u'o''"hAi amend
ment or submitted 10 we prop'e max
lux The Railroad commission o""a''
tutlonal O'anch " the S'ae Cover"
ment.
several amendment 10 tho prTsen
urinary election law are urged On,
b.i.,.., ,.,aiA.,.. AL. "a .wo,
' o''"e Us . .'''N''' =, -. a,
''''''','u - 80.
eurF"d Dy h'm hua w s'S''
therein the source ~ all contribution
Co his campaign fund Z" Othe
amendment. recommended a,s m,
---,,, ,.-..,t -. a.,
pe"A''''' '"' "''o'""''"E '"'o'' WI
berry or intimidation. aud says th'
( Governor: Il further recommend
,h.t .,v nsr.o, aceentiug a bs,he IA,
49,, .'-,-..', t,, -
ehemp' ''o" Pun'"'"'"'' vi" WI ""
form or testify against the peFHon ~
! A.. ..u
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
SEWING MACHINES

For sale. rent. or repaired at IXL above Vienna Bakery. Phone fs5. Variety Sore. Brewery Ave, 2 doors
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-12
Lowell Notes.

The oply business transacted in Justice Hogan's court yesterday was the sentencing of four druIks, who were hauled up before the court, for eight days eacn.
 Citizens are agItating the fire pro- tection question with great vigor. It is proposed to hol da meeting in a few days for the purpose Of arousilg the interest of the whole city in the matter.
 Attorney c. s. Power, of the firm of Merritt & Power. has decided to de vote most of his time to the firms Lowell practice, which has increased to such ar extent that this step was rendered necessary.
 F. B. Mason reports the moving Of a gailows frame 10 the Bisbee-Naco Water Co.'S well. Three teams are engaged in hauling lumber to the well.
 Mrs. W. P. Kelsey will return in a few days from Los Angeles, Cal, where she has been for some time
 The funeral of Percy Grier. who was Killed st the Juncricn shaft Saturday, took place at o'clock this afternoon The services were conducted by Rev. Logan Wheatley, of Bisbee, at the home of the deceased. The interment was at the Bisbee cemetery.