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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
THE FARMERS HOME
SPARES ~ BHE BENEFITS AZ SCI
ENTiFic PROGRESS.
Mrs. L. O. Law shows Hor sse Burden
Of the Farmers wife msy be
Liuhtened

The traveller through neldSof corn ana
grain ~ such suites ~ Kansas. sees from
the car windows numerous Implications
of modern inventive skin 20 no nrodac-
tion OF tho farmers ~ealih. and in every
county seat be nads large Display of
machinery Tor cuitivatine and harvesting
crops lfe cannot SO ,cadiy learn 60
what extent the farmers home has
shared in the general advance bnt be
knows how essential to the farmers hop
pintss must be everythin- that ministersi
TO the strength ana cheeff0iness OF hin
paftncr-ihe faithful housewife Thoas-
nnds OF farmers wives. lr TIE G~eaf
West particularly viii read wiz iniertss
the STORY of the stturgie of ofr of t.eir
number TO meet the constant demane z
upon her strength unti she i0and 4 a
She was losing ground ia the unet. .Aai
contest and must cease to be "A heipinuie
and enter The Glass of conirned lnva-
lids. Or help did l.st c0iae from some
source that would renew her strength
Mrs. y. @ Law. Of No 32s North street
Horton. kansas abs tln 1897. Whilo
we were uving on farm in this neieh-
borhood / became scnemlg aebHnicd
as the result Of ovcrwork u had seiio0s
indigcstloh iost my appetite. suffered
from q sense Of sunoeation tnd from OBJ
struytion of Tive eircult Jon. 80 that arfi-
fetal means had to be- used to restore a.
After suffering for months without nads
iag any relief tried "a box oftDr Wiz
liers' pink Pills, which ] had seen i'd
verised IN newspaper The arst sew
boz rpis fue los batr. and after
I. ies, t1t t3,rd h I fclt entirely WELL
80 t"1 wrs drerwaia ] var. down
M'yp<f Immediately reAam,e taking
the l.,ta. = two months I was fully
restored 20 vigor ana have held the gain
ever since ! a'n now excellent health
and am able not only q AXE care OF my
home but also 10 assist my husband IN
a store which he has lat,ly taken. Pink
Pills have helped me eY.ry tin / have
taken them. They deserve to be recom-
mended They are go Amrie. so easily
taken and so prompt in their action
have said this 70 many lirtacy ana am
glad TO say i, to stil more
This rcnecy. being n the form - a
pill. is manifestly free from alcohol.
against which 20 much ras been printed,
and lt ~ guaranteed 10 cortal noNsng
that can iniare the raost delicate consti-
tuition, The pile can be obubncd from
all druggisis and al most general stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

the amount Of rental falling due for the
current year At this ,me Derc ars
IN the safe y ne 'erfrtnert T.ess notes
FOR the 1905 iantal, which fan due Oc-
toher lst OF this year aepregatitg "a he
amount Of s4s3,il20s.
on July 1. 1903, when l took charge
of the q parmont there weic cn H., "a
773S notes .or thai years ren:n agsre-
eating $sGi 7s3.62. 'howirs an hcreasc 81
over si22,oOa on the rent,d due this Y ar.
and over the amount Of rental due iwo
years ago.
owing To ihe delay In leasing some OF
the grazing lands in the new country
caused by the holding that the grazing
leases did not contain nreferedoe right
contract. there are fully SO 10000 worth
o fthe 1905 rental notes which have not
yet come In and which would add that
much more to the Increase,
In view OF the excellent prospects for
crops this year and the general pfosS err
our conditions, ! feel iusthei ir pre.
diodnK that the receipts fqr Tho hs al
year ending next June win pass the
half million mark
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
PERSONAL
Menfion.

3. L. Hahn. Of Alva. is in the city
D F. Evans. Of Denver. colo, is here
toeay.
NJ. D. Libby, Of El Reno, Is here on
business.
b. Hushes, OF Mussosee is n the
city today.
Il L. wrisht, Of whchita. is in the
city tor few days
Attorney c b. Amcs came up from
Oklahoma City today
Or Threaesm is an ozislona clty
visitor in Gutnrie today
s. a. Layton, Of ~ Reno, S IN the
city today ON business.
w. p Dunn. Of Gushing is 4 business
visitor in Guthrie today
Clarke Berson, Of Edmond. is visitor
In the capital city today.
F. L. Clark. Of Leayenwor,h is husi-
ness visitor here todsy.
George Hunter popular hardware
travelling salesman, is In the city
Ben France and wife and Lon Lewis
are Arkansas City visitors here today.
Proprietor Lutz. Of the Grand Leader.
rs preparing for another big bargain sale.
John Dibble, a prominent real estate
operator Of Oklahoma city, was here
iast night
sam Rsrtan went to oklahoma city
this morning on business. He win re
tmn fought.
chas. Martindale and G. s. Edmunds
returned this morning from business
trip to wagoner. l. +.
Miss Nellie Mackelwain was here to-
day. enfoute from Pawnee to Lone Wolf.
for visit with relatives.
ed. McKeivy. last year with Enid in
the Southwestern league, has joined the
Guthrie Senator's pitching stan
c. c. Knelsly left last night for Buff
falo whero ne will attend the annual
gathering OF the Elks. He viii. be gone
about ten days.
R. e. Hays OF the local stan OF The
Wichita Eagle VII arrive "a Gethr,s !
Monday 10 succeed Faraer Dool'ttie as
manager OF the Eagles Oklahoma bu-
reau.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Daugherty, of the |
Metropolitan hotel. returned Thursday |
evening from Medford. where they have
been this week visiting their daughter.
Mrs. r. T. Godfrey.
Perry Republican: Hon r. cot
.ingham. Of Guthrie, is here on legal |
business connected with ,he Planters
lotel. Homer p Larsh vert |
through on souihhound Santa Fe on
his way to Guthrie where he goes 10
esume his duties as bookkeeper Tor the
Nnheuser usch Brewing Co.
Coyle Clipper: Miss Eva Gregory OF |
Guthrie returned home last Saturday az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07


You caught with wintry hand
A snowflake from the air,
And asked what sorrow planned
A star so ffail and rare.
From what white anvil iiy
Such dreams diminutive7
Like love" ! heard you Sigh,
Too fragile winged TO livel
Yet while you bent anu kased
On that cold beauty, dear.
The star you caught and praised,
See, tirned int a teaft
And well lo.e understands
How many md many a star
Lie seeks " n feverish hands,
Swings white, In being ATARI
And we, through s',ii amt tear,
Grow wise aDI learn again
The love that scoops not. dear,
IL the love taat knows not paint
Smart Set.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

rial services for the late G.orse s.
Green. a member Of the bar OF Logan
county. AT this meeting all the members
of the bar OF Logan county are expect
ed to be present. and all members OF the
bar OF Oklahoma and all friends Of Judge
Si<een are cordially invited to stterd and
participate in the reises
BY Ssder Of the committee
J. r. CoTTINGHAAI,
Chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Lieutenant Frank r. Kennoy. United
States army recruiting oaicer TOR oAlo-
homa and indian Territory was In Guih-
rte from Oklahoma city last night To
Lieut. Kenncy falls the distinction Of
bringing the Oklahoma station no 90
number among al Of Uncle SAINTS re-
cruiting stations. and IN recou,it'on OF
nis zeaous work be has been notified OF
his assignment 20 choioo billet az Fort
Riley. which becomes enestivo in No
vcmber.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

ter q weeks Welt win Nellie Mar,m
Miss Gregory is orc Of Guh.ios ciis
teachers
John Miller Of Kansas city. cried the
J. e. ban stock sale az Meridian yor-
terday Miller lives IN Kansas city
where he runs livery harm and han.res
building contracts but hts heart Is IN
Guthrie where ne lived for eisht years.
Miller says Thwing has made 500 600
in Kansas city teal estate already tnis
year and thdt Metcaf owns some Of the
best building blocks IN Kansas CITY
Lou Pitts is now living in Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Toe Roc OF sed-is, the mar who hid
much 70 DO wth forming ard fosterag
the Western association, and who has
been managing the south McAlcstcr
team IN the Alissoar Valley le..gue iais
year bad his franchise at trit .own ,b.
cn a,Suy from him because The attend-
ance and consequently the receipts we're
too small 10 be- montio lcd me tetn
was given to Fort sndtn Ark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Notice Of Bar Meetin1
The district court OF Logar county
WIN be m session July 18th al o'rlsek
p. IN. for the purpose Of holdins memo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
PIas ln PersIan stabIes.

A pig is usrally kept In every stable
IN Persia: Il is thought It's presence
is beneficial to the health OF the
horses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Decrease ~ hroee Expense.
Secretary Wenners letter continues az
follows:
During the year there were paid to
the territorial treasurer the sum of sara,
692.5i, making a grand aggregate Of nyer
two and half million dollars paid INTO
the territorial treasury from leasing 'he
school lands OF oklahoma
The total gross expenditures Of the de-
patment for every purpose during the
year is s22. 2si 80. decrease OF s. 9O4 l8
While the expenditures decreased almost
-four thoJeand dollars. the receipts in
creased ss09S7.69 over the year preoed-
ing The gross expenses were slightly
In excess Of 6 per cent Of TIE receipts
for the past year as compared with an
average expense OF 20 per cent from
ths beginning OF the department up to
this last year
During the year the sum OF S3,sSi.00
IN fees was collected and turned into ihe
school fund As these fees are collected
for the purpose Of orsetting tie expense
the territory is put TO IN performing the
act for which they are charged, It Is
but fair that they should be deducted
leave the net total expense OF the de-
partmtnt forihe year SIS 1859, The pnme
being very small fraction In excess Of
per cent Of the receipts.
The large increase in rental rccrpts
FOR tie past year speaRs wen Tor she
policy OF the hoo land board anS the
department in gradually a1vancins ine
rentals TO basis IN keeping with the
real value OF the lands, appraislng each
separate quarter section "a IFS reasona5i,
value for the purpose 70 which u De-
best adapted. without regard 20 wnal
purpose II is being usel for on ho9 u
has been leased m the past
Upholds Preference Plight Policy.
The policy Of grnntiaF preference rish'
to lessees who comply with me coz d.
tions Of their leases Is also not only q
projection - the lessee eut to ne de-
partment and school fund. Il enables
the department 20 carry on Sc work
without any large expenditure for col
leclions OF past due rentals, he pref.
erence right policy acting az a collection
agency IN that Il Induces the lessee Il
pay uY all their back rentals that thes
may secure a new lease, q also encour
ages the lessee 10 make better Improve.
mnts and make his home upon the band
which is a benefit 20 the local comr'u'
nity and assists greatly In developing th'
country.
Another item which she vs. the increas'
IN the bJslress Of the department Hns
more clearly shows the larger ren.al
being secured from the lands is that o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Articles Of INCORPORATION were nled to-
day h the srcrsiarys oe.,e BY TIE Taisa
Lime company, w'.o will trW sact a = m
eral lime and cement business. Officers;
NJ. S. Stewart. Tulsa, president; J. l..
Wolfe. Cntndler, scc-.tsry an1 uraslrs-'
James Mangum. Tulsa vice resident
Capital $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

In the case OF VIM, Drummer VS.. the
City OF Guthrie in the probate court,
motion was made by City Attorney
Hepburn 10 dismiss the case on the
grounds that the claim Of Mr.. Brunner
for s4O0 rent and damage to his fro
wagon by the city was not legal Judge
strang oyerruled the motion and gave
the city ter days to file answer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
Secretary Wilson's Campaign story.

Secretary Wilson's Campaign story.
Secretary Wilson Of the Agricul-
tural department tells story OF the
late campaign In which he fished for
q compliment and failed. He had
made the best speech he could and
thought that he had made an impres.
sion, but the chairman Of the meet
ing did not seem 20 enthuse very
much. AS they were passing out OF
the hall the secretary remarked,
We'll, hope l haven't done you any
harm up here"
Il hope not" dolefullI answered the
chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
IN TEURITORIAcQFFICES
LightRun of Business Trans
acted--One Charter
Granted.

Al the auditors ofiee toiay bends
numbers one to ten, inclusive. valued at
sio,s4o, comprising school district num-
Der one, pawnee county. were registered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

J. A. Boatright. Of Thomas. made ap-
plicanon TO ho commissioned notary
public fer Custer county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

The board Of regents Tor the LanFstou
colored Nermal and Agricultural college
win meet tbs evening N the auditors
Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

one hundred head from Meridian. and
had advertised their sale extensively
for yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Governor Ferguson yesterday even
ing pardoned Jacob Walter Black. who
was sentenced trS-s: t-,sSn county
September "a. 1903. 10 serve two sssrs
In the penitentiary at Lansing for burg
larry The prison records show that
Blacks conduct while there has been
excellent He has relative IN Tbs
hospital In this city. ,4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Public dance at Electric park saCr-
day night Begins at $50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
nkalfW


The Differences.
Some people read the papers ana
DeclRre no truth Is In EN-.
Then you may safely make so bold
AS TO declare some truths been told
About each mean iil-natored sc0d
That's got d Hyudge agin en.
Baltimore American.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Il is claimed that Costa Rica has a
greater variety OF animals than aay
other country OF oirds alone there
are about 700 kinds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
-o-~-~-~S~S~-~-~--
Events and
Personal Notes.

Miss Elizabeth McAnlster leaves in ,he
morning for Arizona whore she vlii
spend the summer 10 tht hope that ihe
climate VIII improve her health
Mesdamcs Marker and DE witt and
Miss Vera De witt leave saturday morn
lng Tor Wichita. kans for wccS's
visn with friends and relatives.
Mrs J. r. Best and daughter. Mary.
leave saturtay morning Tor ar extet ied
visit with friends a. 10. glas und :; -w-
kirk. Nans
AIRS. S. X. Van Voorhees, entertained
the members OF 'he Elclnc club MS
morning in a deiehtnl manner An eie-
CANT unch was seryco at twelve O'Clock
Mrs, john Burfoid wot the nrst p iko
Mis-. Charles Bmmgsley the lone hand
and Mrs. Nahsr the consomtlpa. The
out of town guest was Mrs Nahor. az
iopeka The other guests were Mis-
Rsli' Mrs Braun, Mrs Stone ind Ars
Horace speed
fhc flower committee 81 the Federated
'N't"f 'tatti'"r'N CT NN"itlNtNH AfIlD. NJ
NJ. Carter Craig ~ A. clark and clas
smith Thursday nomipg visted iho
flower gardens of the school children on
the East side who are contestir for the
prizes offered by the clubs Tor the best
garicus pro rn ths sumiacr ~ 4ei COL
children The following gardens were
'hsited. Robert Miiae. Mabel Pulse.
Merry Dove. Florence Miller. Ronald and
Josephine Ramsay Ruth Srurrer. Ottvc
Whitcomb Gladys Hcniy Bertha Levy.
Prulippe Brooks Ellen Bronson and
Charlie smith The gardens were found
TO be carefully looked after by the ittle.
florists and many Of them full OF bloom.
ing plants Either Saturday morning on
Nh ,day the committee win visit ,ht
gardens on the Yves, side a list cf ihe
prizes offered by the club win De- pub
hshed tomorrow in the Leader In adil-
tion TO the club prizes, Mr. Ramsay. on
the FIRST and fifteenth OF each month
gives prize Of one dollar for the 5cst
bouquet OF flowers brought to his store.
and fifty cents FOR TIE second best It
is desired that all the chDdcen bring
bouquets and compete for these prizes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Public dance at Electric park satuf-
day night Begins al $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07
SCHOOL LAND BUSINESS
Secretary Wenner Antici-
pates Receipts Will Exceed
Half Million Next Year.

scE-- ID
m ,etter addressed TO Governor Fer
guson, ex x-ofIicio chairman OF the board
for leasing school lands. Fred l.. Wen
ner secretary OF the board. tr,- mlts
an stemized statement showing the Dnsi-
ness OF the board for the year ending
June 30, 1906. This statement shows tho
receipts for the year to be as follows:
Common. school fund ......... i24s. s.ilS.Ss
Common school indemnity fund 48.7ls.S7
College fund ................. 72.02h.At
Public building fund ..,....,... 6s.24e.9T
Greer county sec 18 fund ... 5.O26.ss
Greer county, sec. ss fund 49,. 4Sss,42
lotdi st.ss.s. -.+s.... -4.ss.A44kbfh-4l
Decrease In Gross Expense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Coyle clipper: Miss Eva Gregory OF
Guthrie returned home last Saturday az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Daugherty. Of the
Metropolitan hotel. returned Thursday
evening from Medfore, where they have
been this week visiting their daughter,
Mrs. r. T. Godfrey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Ferry Republican,: Hon. II. cot
:ingham. Of Guthrie. is here on legal
business connected with ihe Planters
iotel. Homer p. Larsh vert
through on southhound Santa Fe on
iis way to Guthrie where he goes 10
esume his duties as bookkeeper Tor the
\nheuser usch Brewing Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

Thieves entered the residence OF w.
e. Garlick, 522 North First street,
Wednesday night and stole suit Of
clothes. almost new. and a stetson hat
No clue to the thieves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

II L. wrisht Of wncm,a, rs in the
city tor a few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

r. l.. Hahn. Of Aiva. is in the city
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-07

r. e. HAYS. OF the local stan OF the
Wichita Eagle VII arrive "a Gethrs
Monday 10 succeed Far.ler Dool'ttle as
manager OF the Eagles Oklahoma bn-
reau.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
Knew Nothinq of Bolivia.

Col. Suarez, Bolivian charge
d'affaires in London, tells this story:
"It is not very long ago that l was
invited to country house in England
and when l arrived there | found only
the ladies of the house party They
were all staring at me, and could not
make out what was the reason. But
soon | discovered it. One OF the Ia
dies OF the house party brought me her
album and asked me to write my name
down and the country from which
came. | did so, and after having writ
ten Bolivia she asked, Something
else? | said, What? Something
else?' l said. South America? Yes,
she said, that is what we want. Ano
then the lady of the house told me
they had been discussing at lengtf
where Bolivia was; some said 1t was
in South America and some in Bone
mia. When she told me this | fount
out they expected to see me dressed
in feathers"
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
Odd Meanings of invention"

The festival of the invention of the
cross. which commentaries the dis
covery of the true cross at Jerusalem
by st. Helena, celebrated on May 3,
keeps alive the old, general meaning
of Invention" that seems strange to
modern eyes and ears. Invention"
signifies simply finding" though the
meaning of discovery has been spec
ialized away from it in modern speech.
Thus Hooker wrote of that judicial
method which seemeth best for the in
vention of truth" When Burton wrote
of 'the invention of geometrical
problem" he meant it's solution. In
the seventeenth century the circula'
ton of the blood was described as 1.-THE
best and most useful invention of this
latter age" and in the eighteenth
century DR.. Willis was referred to as
"the first inventor Of the nervous sys
tenn
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
A WAY OF SUCCESS.

A great American, a man who mas
accomplished more great things In
life than to amass great fortune,
was recently asked, What was the
secret of success? Doing the COM
mon things of life uncommonly well,
was his reply There is whole vol
ume of sermons in that reply. How
true it is of farming. Look where you
will among farmers and you will find
failures, failures everywhere. Go in
to the problems as to why they have
failed and invariably you will find a
disposition on their part to be slack
in the little things, while grasping
after the larger issues. The common
details of the work on the farm they
consider not worth looking after. They
plan to build a great ship, failing to
remember how small leak will foun'
der the largest craft. Flowing, seed
ing, cultivating, harvesting, feeding
and breeding animals, these things he
considers any common man can do;
but in this he is mistaken. Point
out a successful farmer and you have
a man who does these things uncom
monty well.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
Eisherman's Luck.

Preparing his pen with the greatest OF
care, 1T,
While others were snatching a wink,
poet sat down i'm the gray OF the dawn,
TO fish in a bottle of ink.
He thought Of the sportsmen who fished
there before,
Immortal forever to be; =,
He knew Of the beauties which SWAN III
its murk.
And rugged up his tackle with glee.
silvery sonnet flashed up from the
And vanished away from his sight.
A ballad and rondeau each nibbled and
went,
But still he had never a bite.
His rod nearly broke with heavy blank
verse
But failure again was his fate.
The size of the fellows who all got away
hesitate here to relate.
The sun. marching up from the east t6
the west,
Looked down on the angler distraught
Then sank to it's rest while the poet qul
work
And this is the minnow he caught.
McI,andburgh ii. Wilson, In New 1orf
Sun.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-07-29
WEDDING OUT THE COWS.

I operate a farm dairy, make but
ter a speciality, and wish to say that
in my opinion, you cannot too strongly
urge the farmers who keep cows to
keep a daily record of what they are
doing. weighing each mess of milk and
testing often enough to get an aver
age of it's butter fat, SO that at the end
of the year they can tell just what
each COW is worth, from a butter
standpoint of view. For more than
two years we have done so. At the
end of the first year, although we
thought our herd was all good, we
found twelve out of twenty-five cows
that did not pay. We sold these and
replaced with others-some of our own
raising and some by purchase. This
year we find 80 per cent profit ovei
last year. We have not found the
daily record hard to keep. Few far
mers stop to figure. A COW that pro
duces 200 pounds of butter per yeal
from $50 worth of feed, which sells fol
twenty cents per pound, leaves only
SO for care and the risk. The COW
which makes 400 pounds of butter
from $50 worth of feed leaves $50 fol
care. risk and profit, besides a whole
lot of satisfaction to her owner. Yo,
never know which cows make thi'
profit for you except by using thu
scales and the test.