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LONDON OPIUM DEN
VIIT To A SECRET REsuET I'M
TEE ENGLISE CITY.
The Fipe Dreams Ind11Igets In Amid
surroundings Most Usnatlrac1i1e
Manner I'M which the,
Sfnoi1ers Take Drug.

Inc Cnlnaimi5l may have his pine
dreams in the Iiearr OF London, hut he
does net speak the matter aloud. Lon
dens oftieialdom will deny that the, ap-
pertunlTgy EXISTS I'M the great cry
It ls dificuIE thing for a white MIN
20 gam entrance. ta} the place where
Tile 0p1nm smokers gather for tlei,
orgy, 1t is norilillg Like. the ease with
Wnle1 SUCH a. desire can be acgom-
pilsiledl in, for Instance. Sam Francis
co Chinatown The English, when it
comes To having 0piIln in their own
land, ara highly virruGus
VIE shall tell tllea eXperiences OF cue
Wnape maIl that auceeeited, by means OF
an Orlennal SERVANT, III getting a
glance. at the workings OF. a London
opium Joint when he entered the
lower regions. given over To ordinary
commence that the gGi1gs-an above
stalrs may be- concealed, the propri,-
etGr replied to- the, Inquiries in re-
garus to spending the evening at II
smoke thar tine visitor was very much
mistaken, this vas NO SUCH unlawful
place. To add to- the lack Of response,
aad IE1dllce the unWaiGome, intruder to-
Vacata,, There now came forward a. ri
ant creatllre Of most sinister, repuIsiIe
aspect. Zone oCcasiUnallY izlds China
men Of this type, TALL with massive
chest and arms, d great bread hend
Wide nese., thick lips. little eyes. lock-
ing cut from bagging flesh But
money oHercaIne' proprier0r and at
randant., aad perlnission was, grantetil
TO enter the mysterious upper regions.
The. visitor stumbled up naIrow
staircase. unlightad, steep. and, the,
proprietor leading. the giant en- gllari
aE tile rear entered rUGn wherein
lay lllddled torma OF orientals en-
beds ranged along three sit,es Of uhe
roGm.- The place was l0w-ceiled what
light there was etfecrad but a dim
haze; There we're NC windows. Nc Ven-
u1lat1Gn save by the single dpGr~ which
now Was' clGsett and securely bGIGed.
one was Within. one wondered IL
there was any hope OF ever gerui1B
Gut.
B'rlgtltaned Cinnamon rose on all
sides, There WAS a concert Of sounds,
or rather diHGord, IiIfe unto Chinese
tieater., Bur The proprietor dtlietett
the CurnGil. assured the parrDns that
it was ''aIL Light and the Visitor get
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
ORDER LIMITING TIME To, cBgg,2rrnps

ORDER LIMITING TINE, no CREDITORS
ANDNFUR E1EARICStF ON CLAIMS, ETC.
State Of Minnesota County Of M,,s.s1ull So
PtannCe Court. Special term. May 24ull
I9a5.
[.l uile. nurrer Of the estate OF Andrew
A. SiiuE; de:ease,,.
Eetrers Of administration On the estate OF
Anirew y. sliuE. .decsuseti. Iane, OF the Cnun.
fy OF MiliSil;iil. amt SJ:ife OF Miunesafs, beinf
ssrante,t To, I-araes Sliug,
u Is Onterett.. r1aE ST.: months be, anrt ;l,e
same II hereby ailGwed from and after. the
date ar this order. N which ailpers0ns having
eiiiIms or demands against che s;iiG tiene,ise,i
are reHureu Go die the same in tile, E3rfIt,uf,e
CHurt OF said County: en, ess:tIuiIla on and nj.
lowanee. or be forever barred
lDs IS FURTHER Ortereti, That the 2tsi1 d;,v of
November 1859. at uu cinciSa. n.. an a S-peui:l,
Iei'n of saul Probate Court. to- be held ut; rle
kfoDala Offrf. N Warren. in Si!tt county
ne ana THE same hereby is, appointed
aA 61e urne ailut place, when anu w1ere 1tle
Sild Proi>aGe Court will examine. and ad t,st
said ctuins asld demands
Anu 1t is Furt!ler' Qrvtere,; 'Uh;lfJ nnr5c a.. az
suGn hearing De IiHe,l TO al allgredit1r,s and per-
SONS illtereSieu n saul eStfi6 0y forthwith nun.
lSillng GllS 0Tter once IN eagil week. for. rnrt..
ilcnessWe. weeks IN tile. WARREN SaE,a!s a
WeeRaS newspaper. prntf.d and published
at Wa'ren IN Saiu GaunGr
Dadeu at WARREN, MINI, Ullls 14t!i dun Of
M;lT,, 1905.
B&tiie COURT
PRTBRi e. HOLM,
JPhpbA'rE 5EALi Judge. OF Ptsafatle
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
First pubiicarinn .Is,ne / [

ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PETHrION
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DESCENT OF
LAND
State of Minnesorsa, County Of M,rsnull ss.
In Prnfare Court. ~
ln til. Initranof the estate of Ard1pw p
6anlg., ,deeeased.
me petatlon of Ghr-s,inn Young having been
uuiA fnilue anu He'd IN this court. rapresenrirs
sluois otiler mllnEs 6tl;iB one Andrew p
GauHH, WIG rtssiued last prior To his deafil AZ.
S'Eht township. Marshall COUNTY, in the
,1aIa OF Mlnnesot:,. dietat the. city of War
rem IN 6lle County Of Mu1Silnil. State e ;nne-
SOFA ON the llb dts of M:ig 1909 seized OF ~,
estate OF inheritance IN certain lands
M 6fle county of Marshall Stalte OF Miunesat;l
oesei1beu IN Saias petition. and biift, said
be1oiunei' mas an lntefest IN said l;inds, auG
Udlib more 6flun five veilIss have aiupsea since
bIe attafn or saul Andrew r YuuIl.s .atceased
amt bilitT administration has NOT been s-lnt,st
an ilat CT Sitiu esife IN this state. and pr-l9ug
ib Gilt. descent OF Sttiu ans amt a the inner.
est OF said psJlt tuner. Uilerein be t,y TINS u,
oeEef1rlnea ,nu S;tld lands assigned Co Surf1
peto'lIS Us may De entitled. tiierato by INV
Nov, sHnererores Ii IL drrered 6llttf tile said
pelltlun De eist at Il term of tiiis enu,r to- he.
neit' at Gle nrauaCe Office. i'll Warren, in said
county OF Marshall. State of Miunesar;l an
St0nrtt;iS 0ie 24tildiE of June. A. d.. 1907, AZ
ten o. ctuGtS " NJ
lusis fnriler otviered. tilut NOTICE az suir
leat1nl OF said petition be, giren nv the nun.
icaGlun or tills order once. IN ench weak far
Clnee Sne:eSsiEe weeks. IN the WAnaIss
SstiAAf. u weekly newspaper printed and pufl.
llsileh IN iiiIu a;iIrshu County. Yinnesorl
DaDeu Af2lG siSt, itlS.
PErEH II. EIuEM,
ts1fsti'-i Jatiga of Prn1ate
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BIRDS AVID ANIMALS

some of the altipufilies Derween
birds and animals are hard to- ACCOUNT
for. 4 few days since we note.I a
hawk which had enllgtif Il striped
gopher aIld wantatI to- eat it.. 4 crow
kept pestaring the hawk and would
light down close to- IT,, not atracking ii.
but just bGttlerin2 If the hawk would
pick up its dinner and fly Oft. the crow
would follow and repent it's tzlctics.
and,, euriousiYo the hawik did not have
sense enough to- turn On itsY torrnentor
and tinisir it up, which it Was ensilY big
enough to- have done. In turn tile. king
bi1st will take after the, crow, while the
advent OF an Gsel among the birds In
dITUlne Will SET them all wild, in
these two last cases the antipatt1Y be-
ing prompted By the recognition Of, a
nlT1lraI enemy. The dog and the cat
are Well known ancient enemies.
Though Just where and how Their, inter-
esrS conflict is net easy tn see. The
horse goes wild 1T the sight Of an eie-
pilant or the scent ef bean, while an
ing-anett hatret. Of all the snake tribe
is common to MAN..
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
HMMEH yrvaMs

Tile SeAs8n of summer STORMS Isl at
nant The TYPICAL storm off the sum-
mer for all the north country is live.
enargeUie proposition. much eieetricirE
and Lively winds, often quite destrue-
tive and Of sufficient Importance to
hedge againsT SO, far as possible. One
thing worth doing Isl to have the barl3ed
wire fences provided with ground
WIRES, a. wire atraeled to- the fence con-
Inviting il with the damp, earth The
doing Of this may prevent the loss of a
hule1 Of cows, steers or horses by
lightning. Anorhsr thing is to see that
the doors and windows of the BARNS
and. sTlbie, are ciGsati dlring u storm.
which makes the building BETTER able
TO resist the force Of the wind Then in
n general way we think q storm cave
handy to- the house is, a very raasonabie
prnDosiriGn,, for II Il tTwister heads rorI,
way you will. regartl this cave as, the
BEST and most useful building, or, rarils
en-; appliance, on the farm If tanners
generally would equip, themselves with
a uler1llomster andi a harGneter get
weataler wise, as; to the winds and their
directions, they could hedge against
many of the losses which they new ssls-
tain from these summer STORMS which
catch Them wholly unprepuresi The
weather Dre,licrinns as now sent aun
daily over the country telephone, sys--
TENS arg worth netting.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
ORDER OF HEARING ON PHrurroM TO-
FORM NHW SEH0OL DISTRICT. WTrH
AFFD2AwunS OF SERVICE
sycIaaaI Dsstra,.t Nati,.s

|. Nauies is hereby gwen tint "a peratiun bus
! been fled with the hoalsi of cuunty commits
siuneis, OF Marshall county, ssned and a:-
RnuSleugeu ny u majority of Bie fl'eeiluidt.r-s
VINO reside IN the pr8posed new dstisct here
Z IN deseirhed. anu Who ara entitle.i To vote at
scnuoi meetings IN their respeet3pe dis;aIt.ts,
pEiNifiS cor oi1e organization OF u sciluuf
aistlTGh out OF the uerr.tnrv nereir,ffsr de-
Scfpsu amt Seuting forth Iubs5aut3ailp, the.
f0ll0&tn.e Facts. to witt:
tflst-EhnG ttle cur-,eet description Of the.
OtffatorS oeSifeu TO- ne emDriced in, tile prl-
nhse,t new dist11Gu IS as follows. viz:
All OF seciunss;i. 10. III. 20. 2 26 81, 3 sa as,tt
fsoutil htlt or Tile Southwest gli;lrter and the
.outl ntIf OF Jiet Southeast uullt,ser OF s.,..
uaon % OF Township liza, H.lnge a, and All az
SecJonss l land 3 amt North half of Iest8uns
~, ll tau y OF Hnwnslip tE4 Range IL, IN sailf
+ MafSliil county, state. of minnesota
Seeanus~I IhaE che number. OF persons resittin,s
III me annNit desolthe,t Ueir-tal'Ys is Fifty-ane.
/ Hhirt- That the number Of children a sciiuui.
asse resdin! IN the ai,uue described gerr-tcry is
hhlrty7-t7ru
banrfh'-Hhnt die sciluni districts afecrs.,i nv
niie orssfiIilHatlon OF Gle saul proposed new dis
H9ct are school District Mo-. Seventy -sisa
Nli 4laG Uhe. number at children OF sciluui
age r.suing therein is Fifty
tliGil- IhtG tile said, propHse,i new district
does nnb ncnte the Sconi building ofy ans t.,,
silng school district.
!. Now, Therefore,. It Is. hereby ortierad uut3
nunce, IS, hereby .tNeu. UiI;ts a htar;n,rs
upon Gne saul DeEt5un will De hart as a
neeEns dr Siiu nuitI1t commencing ON the
SiHtl uiE OF Zane IL. .. lHt5. at = aiciueis in
Ciie afternoon OF ialu diB, rilt county aud
ltorS5 Office. IN Iaitt ennntsr III; yttir,,
llne intt pl!lGe Ghe said buurTt OF cuunGyt cum-
tfssuneis5 Will 1ettr arguments OF all persons
uleresbd t1f on against che proposed 0r.sani-
AaGun or saul new 4ciluGi district.
IL IS f,irtller 6rriereu GililI a nurice, Of i;,id
neain.s De pnstad n one public place N each
i OF ailu districts so affecrett Gilerei1y, and L.
CODY therenf served on che: clerk of each uf
Siiid districts so aifente at least ten daNs prior
Jo 1tu blfnt Herein set for hearing said peti-
nun, nun; anu CnG 5aiu noraes he farrtwttl rwice
punished IN the newspaper known III the WAR
aI.N ,aIsAF,. which IS printed and published in
'Sitiu cnunrN anu IL hereDw desits,lu6et is Gt,t.
legal newspaper for publishing Gle same
DaGett Gills it'll duE Of April. a. D. t9a5.
BY order OF the board at county, commission
e,Ts or Marshall county. Minnesar.,.
BY J. :. EIl.EEBoE
Chairman OF said Bourst.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

tIeGi down to stlltty OF the MANNER in
which the CliIlalnan takes his pleas
ure.
on eacin bed WIS a ma1rress, a hard
bGister and a Glilr, there We're two
Cinnamon To a bsd,, as a rule, that
enc opium lamp might dc for two!
e pGn each bett was a. tray containing
MALTA. The pipes we're long bamboo
t1li,es; about six inches from the emit
was the bowl THE opium was IN
sticky form. MICH stronger than tnat
usually SOLD, The. manner OF using
the drug was is IoilGws: The China
man dipped long sreaI needle into the
opium. after which he held it over the
flame Of the lamp When ii buf,bied
and bGiled he pressed it INTO the pass
age OF, the bowl Another bit was i11.-
Grofuced I'M a. similar MANNER this
time the incest care being tafan
to, have ii unite with the opilIrn al
ready placed. When at last the
needle was withdrawn. there was a
hollow cone ct opium projecting about
q qiIarrar OF al inch from the Gsn-
ter of the bowl Now the pleasure
seeker was ready fer his smGka.
This last operation LASTS but half
minute on So Placed over the lamp,
the fame reaches the opium, the
smoker sinGhas fast and filriDIlsiY,
greeiily drawing In the aerid-sweer
Wi1iffs He loses none, ri1e opium va-
pGrizing in the fierce heat Of the
lamp. Something like SO draws cons-
sriIrree the average smoke" But
this is Just a beginning. With Lips
blaeHaned. tonglle pargi1ett the smother
prepares either pipes and inllaIes their
fumes. It is sand a man sometimes
will smoke 80. buE this is extreme.
BEsids, the pipes On the beh viii
be oranges. lemons and apples OF biz
ter iapor while under the influence
of the drug. the opium smoker can1or
take ordinary food, only strongly acid
1IateH kind. Bilt the victims wet
their Usngles win the acid, then re-
s.1me THE smGlla that is TO, give them
drsr the dream, aftarward the night
mare.
rnE1TN WAYWTNG-
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
YE1y uTTM

4 boy friend has been given a YOUNG
mule whose dam refused tn Own IL,
provided he can manage to raise il.
There seemed NO way aHailIbies slve
to- raise the. pCsr little BEAST CD a bet
tie until the Boy huppenet to, think
that there WIS an cid cow in the dairy
herd which would let anybody milk
her and any animal suck her So the
mule waa tlltroGalce.i to the cid cow.
who readily mother IT. and NOW all
hantts are doing we'll Ii animals re,,-
sQn.-azt we have sometimes Thought
that mules 1t NO others, G.3tt.-tt,its little
mule. MUST dl'uopo its eurs and shell
taa's when il contampi;ttas ITS mixed
ancass1'T and queer foster parent One.
couid hart1lT Blame. this mule. il it
proved to- be- Il kicker Oh general priils,
cipies when grown up.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
Tune I-.IhIlH 8.
PPDbmte S0fige..

State az MinnesaEl,. ~
County of M;iIsshuil. '7
IN ProDa1e' Court. Speciui Term. mly aiat.
1875.
IN the matsfer OF the deGe,rnnutaun Of che
heirs OF Carl Gn Anderson. derrased home.
itgud SETTLER,
ORDER FOR ENARIM5n
on reading and iling the pettaUmoff David
EA.- GIuSc:tfGun praTtrlIs. among other bilinps,
for the JudiGial debeIrninataun by this court
OF vino are. the heirs of Carl "a Anderson
ldegsiised homestead secrder anu what art. the
respective rights and interests of sucn heirs in
the humestend land OF 5iiu de:eIseti. and 10
ASSIGN iiiid nGmsstead I'd, the parties legally
entitled to The same.
lJ Is ordered that jaitt petifiun and said
ma0ber be heard and examined on safal1.l:ly
the 10TH dug Of July. A. D! 1855. at ten o.IucX
~. VI, OF said day, at Dle gcs. Of che Prupa1.
Court at WARREN IN said county and state.
It IN further oTsered, rflao notice silereufg be
given, To- AL persons Interested by publishing
this order once in eaetr week for tgae (5)3 sug-
ci.ssive weeks immettiu6esT prior 10 said d:,1.
OF hearing IN the WaaRI;8 SasAE "a yveeis.s
i1ezySpMper prIntad amt published al, Warren
IN said county and state.
Darf.d al Warren. Minnesota, this 3isss dly Of
M:ig,, a. D! 1885.
By the Court.
lRaoBarE sEAL.H PETEn E. HOLM.
JuGtge Of Pr1Da6a.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

A very large. Der cent. OF the clover
hay Dun uD, through the. vest is seri.-
eusiT injured every Eear, By the heavy
and continuous rains which are aI,nsst
sure. to- come at the seasUn OF the
clover hay making, So great is the
loss eonueered with this most valuable
Of the ler1Ine ratiGns raised CD west
ern farms that we have come to the
opinion that the time has come when
it viii pny any man we'll to- provide
himself with hay cnHers To protect the
hay in the cock. This will permit of
| the curing CT the clover III tie. very
best possible manner; putting it into
the cock when parrialIY cured, with no
loss OF the IeaVes. One. ton OF, clover
.sH elIred iB worth for feed two, tons
which have been rained on and bleacil-
e4I
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
BEET SUGAR.

The, government e1perts having In
Charge the development OF the, beet
s1lgar interests OF the esnntrY are
forced to- admit, that only In d few
faToratI lBcaliEies cam 1T ever be made
Il success in this country This Being
the case, we TRUST the. burdsnsame
tariff legisiation which nGw g.ves the
poor man only fsurreen pounds of
sslglr' for a dollar when, iG the tropinal
resources OF the Country We're given
free entry, he would have twenty five
OF thirty pounds of sussl' for dollar
may be given due. atrantion bY csnA
grass at an early day. The. tax en
ss1gar is essentially a poor manis tax.
for the msu who is worth a million
cannot use any more sI1ear than the.
saetinn hand CD Il railway.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
LKzwrnr KITCHEN E.saaR..

Madern appliances have rsvslt1nians
izes1 the afur and worry Of the Kitchen,
have dispensed with much OF wsman's
toll and ve,satian in preparing tie fsstH
for the family and caring for the home.
SGrnes men insist t1at their WIVES shall
get along In the Oil tie way their
TaldmoEhsrg did. These men need
killing fsr they will always avail
themselves OF every modern improve
menE to- tighten their own Iafssr.. MauY
la man ean do mo- mere humane or
Christian act than To, see H,at his avsr-
worhaa wife is ft1lT supplied wttn all
snadern Kitchen csnveniencss and applf-
a1lees. The inIffesanes OF many men
To tilis; ttiin@ is ample fr1s1i sieatdsn for a
riot among the women OF Their, homes.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08
rhe Crrrecr siruaIe.

BaisbY-EVe been working all dag
nas a dog. pop
Father Glad ta hear YoI are gaf-
ting indusrritsl1H. R0bsrus bnE. what
have YOU baan dcing2
Bni,hT- I've been digging cnr q
WuGdenugH,, Dnun-Fuc1
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The t1'action engine iss coming mere
and more into use on the large farms
as Il motive power for blowing Some
very remarkable and effective work is
being done by these engines CD tile big
small grain farms of the northwest.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

FOR DEnER.aInS1srD on DESCENT OFT
LAND!
ss0si5e OF Minnesota.
County OF Marshall Il
In PrgfaGe Court
In the M;Irter OF the Estate Of Carl Laisner
DsGsuseds
The Petition OF Gsustlf lutis,i,s Le;suer huv-
ina been duly made and fled in 6llis Court
representing among other G,linlss rllag one Car.
Ee,sner. Vito resldsu lasU prior r3 his dea5l at;
E6Nf1 OF Au9aDura M;iisSfltliI Gbuunr,, IN the
>u.ttes of MnnEsotI. died a1 said Town Of
Augsburg. m Ulle GgunBg OF MARSHALL Sstal,s. OF
Minnesotzl. On the ais5 dug of M.ls-nn. 1896
certain lands in The county of H,ig.slul
ss5sitat OF minnesota dssGiii1edn said Dsnt5un
amt THAT SAID petitioner aus an r-
Uenest IN siiia lands and that more sflan i've
yeaIs hive eitIslsed since the det11 of said
Carl Le'snsr decsased anu that aetfniflis-
t1'i15uni nus nGh been gf,anfed sr ind OF said
estate IN this S5aEe. and orslgit1le THAI 6e d-
scent or Sad lands and OF the nteresta ar said
petitioner 61efeinl besDN this Gfynrt dt.te,rniea
ind 5atd luras assigned ros5el persons IL tnar
3e entitled tilerets5 By l;lEv
NGSy. Therefore, II IN stxft.r that the 3a
pffGtitn De ne:iIS ls; term OF ts Court 90 be
neiuaS hne. 2roDnGe Office. III Warren. IN said
gnn1ry OF M,tT.silnsl. SGicEs Of Minnesota. an
hr1aiy che fbttl d.IS OF June. Al d l9l5.. az
1 10 83eiuex A. VI
/ lUs Furtl1er Onsieretl. Thus nsrice Of said
4 nearing of slid pes5niGn pc gwen nE the pub
hGIsaGni G1 bt1is order once each week. for
three successive: weeks in the Warren SagAa
+ a WssfiiN newspaper prnted amt published IN
i;isd Mi1.sifa. i GnurIty
and wt1ere;ts. said petitioner has fled ii,
5lils off1ge inslrlnentirl IN wfsts plif-1G
ro ne The list Will and testament OF said Carl
Le,snt.f, dege:lHed. ind prtTe 5iiiir the said
nsUlnmEnb be adfniEEett rkJ probate, ID H. eref-
ereti. ri1;in die proof OF said instrument, Dt.
neIyr at tile fntt a71G pii1s.n aG hnilsTle tsit.
perlt5tIn t9t3rfsSla, dla AL PERSONS fs.resbasf
may apUs;iE- fJr eBil1est afit. prJi1as1a at said
/ nsrrurnent. an saili time and DIae.
/ Darsd this nth dug CT Mia9ss tga5
/ FETEE E Et1LM
/ tRHGHArK SHAEE Judge OF Ero,aEa.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

Il very great anlf promising wheat
harvest is Loeming up for Eanssl:4 pro-
vide,t the weather. is favorable during
the ripening and harvesting period.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The Old fasilionett Yankee corn is
preferreti down east By all eatars; OF
iolnnEcalie, inirIn pudding and rye
a1ltl iliIlng brend One man In NiscGn.-
sin makes the raising ef this SOFT OF.
CORN very profitable just to supply this
eaSTern demand
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The coming novelty in transportation
ia to, be- tile gasoline, cur-Gl car which
will carry its own motive power and
rival both the trolley and the stanm
CIT in matrer OF spsad while s,1rpnsH-
ing them in economy Of operation.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

Things a7'a looking BETTER for tie,
beef men,, and it is hoped that; the two
gast years Of lesss and disaster' ara to
be followed By a more prosperous Feag,
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

Sweet corn has a Slightly higher feed
ing value ttlan field Germ and is more
reiisilett by all stock when fetf in the
bundle CT in green stare Tt is fer
the dairy cow the choicest sarr Of des-
serr
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

A t,ieuG tells us that the differenca
Between msn and women IN spending
money ts that, give a man and Il won-
an SO e.rct, the woman will spend all
her money and get value received,
while the man will spend half Of his
7GGfaL
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

4 group Of Wild crab apple trees m
tnlI Bloom. JUST product of nature, is
about as fine a combination Gf bloom.
beaIIrY anti fragrance as anything. the
mast skilled bGtanist could devise
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The biuetilaIs,. the. wrens and the,
sparrowss viii aftan have Il proUacteI
fight for the possession Gf some choice.
Nesting place. We fnd where such
a fight Isl Gn that it pays to- shoot the.
spnIruws alGt ler the 0ttlerg SETTLE il.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

4ll oklahoma raaciler recently pail
$3.50 eaeh far thirty Two head ef Buf-
fdle to add to, the herd which he al
ready hiIa.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

Most young men aTes aI1yluus To- easz
a start, but they want to- understand
thar Il pepil roanl.. Il saIean and Il race,
crack are NO piaees at which to- get It.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The mere, matrer ef uniformity Of
size anti color Of the eggs from flock
OF De.Iigread chickens is Of Itself a
sufficient reward for all the trouble, tax
en- to- secure such Il flock.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

1t iH all right to- go for tue dandelionss
every spring fsr they make heaIrllfuIl
and palanabie dish Of green's, but we.
DO nor believe that all ttlnt were ever.
dug ever HniteG their production one.
particle The seed of this plant lis sG,
pr1ft1sE a11d SO easily Distributed that
the effort To desrrag it by digging it up
is like trying tG bale. CUT the, ocean
with a tim cup.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The miIlca pie and the breakfast hash
represent about all that many COCKS
f:an DO IN the way of food economy,
and these EwU compounds have got
s1Ich a. bad reputation tilut they are
always viewed With suspicion.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

LII rainl should happen TO be needed in
KANSAS this Year, the, farmers will hard
II dare To ask fer it IN view of what
they have had the past two years.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

The milk haIllers and the rural mail
cal,riers VIII especially appreeiata a
betrereG cnnGlriGn OF the eGunf,Y dirt
rois.I5. In many places this. spring the
milk and cream were sent to- the
creamery Gn q stanebGar,, while. the
carriers had to make, their rounds CD
fgGI IL they went at all.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

1t is always a. bad mistake to- sell
the good. brood milre from the farm.
fer she is always worth to THE nam
w1o aw1s her not Less than So per
pound
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

HtlT always keeps with smaller GER
cent OF WASTE IN Il laTga Stack than IN
a small GneT hence IN Investment IN
stack cover always pays. With the
cover d stack may be- kept open fer
severII days aI1d be- made Of any size
etesirttft.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

A million Immigrants from foreign
countries are IaokHa for this seasUn 1t
is nor easy To see just where. this many
Gan be placed II they we're. all CT
the right type, it weultI not seem SO,
haTtt II problem to, Meet but tile most
OF them viii be- pretty pGor truck.
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

easa-ane the brisEat when Boiled until
,perrecrtY te1der and eaten Geld anu the
either the r,Inp, cut traata.t III the salna
manner
Warren sheaf., 1905-06-08

DON'T encourage the grapevine, wGsG-
bine Gr ereeper to, climb the, shade Tree
in gurr yard While the vine will look
pretty en- the tree fgr awhile, it will
surely Kill if. IN the end