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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
MAN FROM CALIFORNIA
FIRST TO BE WHIPPED
Confessed Wife-Beater Runs
AfOul Of New Law in
Oregon.
So DIspatch . % al

PORTLAND, Nay 2e.-Charles A. Nc
Ginty, a self-confessed -beater, who
met his wife in California and eloped
with her TO Portland, where they have
since lived, probably will be the first man
in Oregon TO feel the pain Of a lash upon
his back for the way he treated his
wife The famous whipping post for
Wife-bearers' law became effective May
Is The whippings are not to be public,
but those sentenced viii feel a smarting,
singing lash just the same
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
Withdraw Aid From strikers.

CHICAGO, May 26.-It was decided at
the meeting of the Building Trades
Council to withdraw all the financial
and moral support that the building
trades unions have been giving the
teamsters thus far in the strike. This
means loss to the teamsters of $1,000
a week.
A committee was appointed to convey
to President Shea of the teamsters news
of the action voted by the building
trades The news visibly affected him and
he replied: IT can't believe that this is
true. The building trades workmen are
too loyal to unionism to take this posi-
tion.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
CABLE Is TNTERRUpTED.
Communication by Means of Chefu-
Shanghai Line LIS Stopped.

LONDON, May 26.-The Great North
-ern Telegraph Company reports that
the Chefu-S Shanghai cable is inter-
rupted.
The interruption of the Chefu-Shang-
hal cable does not necessarily mean
that the line has been tampered with
by either of the belligerents. nor would
the cutting of it interrupt communica-
tion between Chefu and Shanghai,
since German cable runs from Chefu
to Tsingtau and from Tsingtau to
Shanghai
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
EVERY RIB IN MARINERS
BODY BROKEN BY FALL
Captain o'Brien of the Steamship
Olympia Meets with Dreadful
Accident on shin.

SEATTLE, May 2e-Captain John
. -rsen Of the steamship Olympia this
afternoon fell from the deck of his vessel
10 a pile of lumber, thirty-five feet be-
low. He was taken to Providence Hos
pital IL is believed he will die. He is one
of the best-known mariners on the coast
and was TO have been appointed com
nander Of tie new Hill liner Dakota
when she arrived here next month. To-
night the attending physicians state that
every rib in his body is broken.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
YOUTH CARELESSLY HANDLES
GUN AND WOUNDS COUSIN
Twelve-Year-old Son of Judge MaIdon-
ado Of Lower California Receives
Painful Infurv

SAN DIEGO, May 26.-Carlos Maj
donado. aged - years, a son OF Jndga
Maldonado Of Ensenada, Lower CaIifor-
MIA, was shot by his counsin. Carlos
Nichochea, a youth Of about lS wears
who was handling small caliber rife
IN a careless manner. The bullet struck
young Maldonado in the neck, ranged
upward and came out near his cheek
on the other side.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
FOUR GOVERNORS WILL
TAKE PART IN PARADE
Pardee One of the Executives Who Ac-
cept Invitation to Visit PORT
land Fair

PORTLAND, Or, May 26.-Governors
A. 2. Mead of Washington. Frank r.
Gooding of Idaho. George C. Pardee of
Callfornia and George c. Chamberlain
or oregon have accepted the invitation
extended by the Lewis and Clark cen
tennial Exposition management to par-
ticipate in the opening day ceremonies
with their entire staffs
Governors Gooding, Pardee. Mead
and Chamberlain will participate in the
opening day parade. Governor Pardee
will return Immediately to California,
but later In the month will return to
Portland to remain an indefinite pe
riod.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
RUSSIA AGAIN WARNS CHINA.
Says Line Of the Neutral Zone North
Of Tie Pass Must Be Defined.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nav 26.-Tbe
Russian Government for the third time
has warned China that unless she can
bring Japan to make agreement de-
hning the line of the neutral zone north
OF Tie Pass Russia will consider her
self forced to use Mongolian territory
Tor military operations. NJ Pokotiloff.
the new Russian Minister to China. left
st. Petersburg for Peking to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
British Steamers Are Detained.

NAGASAKI, May 26.-Three British
steamers which were loaded with coal
at Moji terminus of the Kiushiu Rail-
way, Japan) for Hongkong have been
detained under orders from the Gov
ernment.
CHEFU, May 26-AI Japanese
steamers arriving at this port TODAY
nave been ordered held here pending
further instructions
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
FIRE IN REDDING CAUSES
Loss OF MORE THAN seooo
Flames Break Out in Candy Store and
Are Subdued Only After
Hard Fight.

REDDING, May pa fire of myster,-
Gus origin broke out in KesIer's candy
store Friday morning. The flames were
IN the upper story and hard to fight. brt
ey excellent work the Fire Department
over $1,000. The dry goods store of c1.as -
noweth & Moore next door was da,,eaes o.,e,
TO the extent of 5000. eeu
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

Governor Sparks of Nevada and some
other wealthy men intend to establish an
oasis in Death Valley seventy-five miles
south Of Goldfeld, for the benefit OF
travellers. Artesian wells will transform
1t, and 1t is 20 be stocked with game.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

cETTINJE. Montenegro. May 2e-Ths al.
ing between Mussulmane and Christians in ~ js
villages OF Baritze and Krupize and Kossove e
of further trouble b9Dapnty
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
FORMER MINISTER GUILTY
OF CHEATING A WOMAN
Convicted of Obtaining Money by Civ
ing a False Value 20 Mining
stock.

SAN JOSE. May 26.--J. J. Smith was
tonight convicted in Judge welch's de-
partment of the Superior Court of OBJ
tanning $500 from Kate Boyle OF this
city by false pretenses. Smith induced
the woman to invest $500 in stock of
the Altadena Mining Company, telling
her that the company the year before
had paid 25 per cent dividend. Smith
was formerly a minister OF the gospel
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

NEWPORT, r. l., May 26.-The cruiser
keina Mercedes captured by the United sfafea
Government In the Spanish-Anerican war and
recently remodeled at the Portsmouth Navv
yard went into commission as receiving shin
here to-day. sAip
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
pioneer woman Drops pe.a.

MARYSvILLE, May 2s.-Mrs Margaret
Harvey. a pioneer resident of Marysville,
dropped dead here this evening Heart
disease caused her death. She was the
widow of the late David Harney and
mother of ex-Mayor c. w. Harney.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

Canadians who travel in the United
States and Americans who travel in Cam
aoa ahke complain of the embarrass-
ments incident to the different money
issues Of the two countries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

No News Reported of Naval Battle.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2s.-Nothine
further has been heard here of the re-
ported naval battle south of the island
Of Formosa
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

boy in Berlin. only 13 years old, has
been convicted of the crime of lese ma
jeste, and has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
SEA FIGHT
REPORTED
At TOXIC
Continued From Page 1, Column 2.

which were anchored off Woosung TO
leave within twenty-four hours The
Russians have thus far entirely ignored
the order.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
ycrofuld
1t is commonly inherited.

Few are entirely free from. it.
Pale, weak. puny children are af-
flicted with it in nine cases out Of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches in
the neck. assesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, inhamed eyelids, sore ears, rick
cts, catarrh, wasting, and general de-
bility.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

All well-educated Spanish women are
taught from the earliest years to handle
the sword, and as result they are noted
for their admirable figures and easy
walk.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

The Roman Catholics are prosecutinp
lucky mountain people.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27

MINETTI CONCERT.-The Mnetti Orches-
ira gave a concert at the AIhambra Theater
last night under the direction OF Giulio
Minetti.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
Summer colds.

Laxative Bromo Quinlne, the world wide Cold
Cure, removes the cause. Call for the fun name
and look for signature Of z. W. Grove. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-27
Hoods Jdrsap1riil0
and Pills

Eradicate it, positively and absolute
ly. This statement is based on the
thousands of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
Testimonials of remarkable cures mailed on
request. C. l. HOOD CO., Lowell. Masa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

Emperor Rsessnlsss tnsdsqoacy 81
Exlstine noyefnmsn, Machinery.
pekin. Feb So THE emperor 0l
China has lsitly approved memorial
presented by the mcslaeui 81 iae
bosfd ofresenae. advising ihe fiah
lishneni - Official padiamenis. sherf
mstef II importance both foreign
and domestic can D. discussed bg fhe
chief metropolitan oficla's. memters
Of ere Hnalln epilose ihc rarIoa
bosrs 81 ctnsofa ard ihe grand scere
tEsiss
THE cosncii IS NOT ~ hold dlscns
sl1as AZ regular intervals bni oaly
anly when % 81 correspondence and
nei serosiif
It i0fnaliuH % ihis rev tocli.e6
parliament d regarded By lhf foftsn
comnpuHy s. entirely Dlaao9 t
less tnt lat,gei|ak ss 50 IuQlfsiion
Tbs. caina aoN recosnlsts BE itate
saey 81 ite exiise retfrnmenl -
cllney
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
wlFE.MuRDgasR J 5 AANeEn.
Brutal husband Who Killed Yount
wife Pays Death Psnalty

wire Fatt Aratn F@Natk9'
bridgeport III U.s. Feb l6 --Ths
crime for which Frank Ralsinses 70
day IS TO pay the death penalty Was
the brutal murder o. bis Young wife
on Oct rs. l9os. RaIsineer went inis
the kitchen where bis eiie was az
work and eudeayore3 10 cares her
she repuised him and Raisihger et
the house Later he returned and if
order 20 protect herself AIRS RaisingeI
seized a gun and threatened 20 shoot
mhusband. he asain left ne house
but feW minutes later Ralssnzei
quietly re.enterad His home and Sc
cured the gan and shot his wife
Death was MOI instantaneous ant
Raisinger sent another load OF shot
into the womans body he then az
ranged the body and clothing Of AIRS
Raisingef to make Il appear that 81,
had been assaulted ard murdered
This WIS accepted by the neishbors
hue later the cofoners physician pro
nonnoed the case one Of suicide ane
gave q certificate Of burial
Az investigation wss begun By the
prosecutor of the country ana deTac
tlyes. Detectives soon fastened tht
crime on, Raisinger The latter con
iessed lie has bsen placed Or tria
and his testimony Was Of such rel
voting character that The Judge ap
pealed 70 the lmurderer's counsel a
remove Che witness from the stand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
ReruaNs 70 wAsAlNoroN.
President Roosevelt and Party Home
from New York.

President Roosevelt and Party Home
from New York.
Washington Fch 80 President
Roosevelt ant eoms ~ TIE memoers
81 bis parly who have been spending
the efcater.porlion OF Two dags IA New
York city arrlvea here al $50 O'Clock
thh moynlng their private car helns
attached 10 the second seelloa ~ train
30. Al 90 TIE Pennsylvania railroad.
an the members Of ne par,y we're pre-
pared Is ieRso the train when &c relied
into ,he station and in few minules
They had entered their oaFriagea and
wtre driven home
The president locked The picture o.
hegslh end uog az ali fstlgned by hls
acliye round 81 iesllgltses while ln
View York geefe were . few people
at che station and 60 these he hii
pleasant good mefulns As De walked
20 hls carriage ln lhc party % "a.
ditlan TO lhe president were Mrs.
Roosevelt Mrs caRles Nra Doag
iafsRoOlasun the pfealdeAfa alsltr,
who b % make YlsI, 80 Waahlnalops
Secretary Loeb aud ~ Stokes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

Toxic. Feb. io "A Gre took place
81 he Ataia warks near Nasoya last
night ana the aamage done vas con.
adorable. Tie origin Of Che IRE is
unknown. but & is considered possibility
che work Of an incendiary a search.
ine Investigation Is nov ln progres.
me torpedo boat deslfoyen trlake
and Fabuk, constructed b Japan haze
hee1 placed b commission Their
average speed s 81 knots per hour
The torpedo boat destroyer Anre q
Flashed az ihe Yokohusa navy YARD
and Is ready e. De- launched
The Br.tlth stesmcH Apollo and
6couman bound ioi viadiyosiok were
c1psared OF Hokssldo yesterday The
spoio was rom Cardiff with coal
and tie Scotsman bad s cargo 81 pro.
visioss on board. Nhleh. sccordine %
her papers. aas commissioned % -.
sanA
loadou Feb. IS dlspsftt q 4
nees agency from rt pelefbaTg ags
she Rossiau third Parlls sradros
sailed FROM Llhau today
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

Continued Cold Weather Futa End e
Ruainets IN Hawkeye State

corilnued Cold Weather Futa End {,
Business IN HaWkeys State.
Dea Moiues lowe Feb ig.- -Contln
ned unfslenilns cold and snow which
have pfac cally put ca end 60 busi
ness end tied 40 sll trains entering
Des Moinet aud irayorslns The state
hags places The enilre clly and sial'
al nc MERCY O. q Goa. and lael famine
Bat Que dealer "a pee Noines bas hard
coalsioI sale and that at price almost
above reach 81 ne consumer
Drliis pctneen nc eiiyund lho Goa
aelds render teamns almost mpo s.
be by pnilins % ,ht pil coal supply
IA many sections % he state thC
iafmef afe burning corn lof incl
Hundreds 81 Iowa lown debated bt
cause 81 ihe siaghant condition 81 ths
fallroad sefYcAse actually saHef|ag
Fuel hes advanced io q considerable
extent and VIII Be 1nohiainable af ans
Drice g lbe cold weather continues
Tue associated thsFltle 20 ne
MoIne Says ihai 90 use hlslor 81 tht
association there has never seen sach
intense saatrlne amons TIE poor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

che memorial Mt Berry expressed the
hops that ,be senate committee on IA.
tefstate commerce would soon be able
40 report bin on the question Gov
erred by TIE petition.
rrhe honse has passed railroad
rate bia he said 'and DE interest b
% senorai aud the demend 50 great
that ! hope the Measure viii b. report
ed back % time Tor the senate % act
on 4, before nnai adjournment"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
sssrowro WEALTH UPON room
Millionaire who Settled q Mlllloa oof
lars on RelatlVes ls Dead.

millionaire VIM H#NtINh /" s7Iff'f"' wv
lars on Relas|vea . Dsaa.
Chlcsso Feb 10 s h Roalh Nhe
died lasi nlahl al Norwich Conna
Wes 20 long asspelate b loha r.
sherman. iaihcf 81 ius chlcsso slfk
yards
fiie pioneer announced ga aug b
1909 that be had lDi aeliied 3 mll
lion aoiler. oa th9stH se| oi felr
ives msl ia see haN lhtf would use
the mgnt Claims apay klt lof'upe.
he nlade 6 clear ihai all0h pc heha
fiof of lhe Donrnehglb depended tAt
hral dle'sioa 81 ihe property
ROAD was said % hate beea tiifect
ga D. M dfciatea pafpo 81 An9ne
calstsia ana p 3 pssaoa o. aIe
peff one rtfa.'af feature oI ha
ellA Has ihH practically ~ vent N
pom laui sft irceltire %
ponteHi lUrNhe
Mf aoalh aas estimated % have
leii aaoihef mlllio1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

began west 81 Chneifa One force
b cavalry stole nio laobunsbi and 81
simultaneously anotber eayalrs force ap.
preached Tacha which fiiaaled ~
miles southwest Of Ceiiailzn apd 81
miles west Of LAO Yang Nine thor
sand cavalry with artillery approaca.
ed he river q mile below Iaicha and
attempted 20 cross at o'clock ln tAe
evening. advancing On Heikoutai CPS
kota0 TIE sheliing Of Oyamaa cen
aer continues.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
ExPE NSES WILL BE
GREATER Next YEAR
Over $7.0o0,oo0 Increase Ia
Civil sundry Bill.
wAAv The sourH g 70 Ger

ilufaQfs ono hRtft NNA NN" FNNu~
Ruadlnas. Bsslaes Additional Appro
prlaslons Tor rboss Nov IN Course
Of Construction.
Washington. Feb ls The sundfy
civil appropriation ON as reported
contains an appropriation 81 100000
for continuing the constfeelionToi tho
federal prison al Atlantis, aud the wall
around the same aud also provision
that s. ,mtch 81 iasl years approppla'
ton sof RE same purpose as has been
unexpendod shall Be made available
In addition to the specific new eppro
prisflon.
The item contains sile same provi
sion as che last BIN, which Is that the
money shall be So expended as TO give
ms maximum amount 81 employment
70 toe inmates og Che ns,ltaton
One hundred and ihifiysix Thousand,
one hundred aud eisbiy dollars q also
provided for the support q the lns,liu
ton. Of this StelS0 goes foF salaries,
$4,000 Tor subsls,eAce $4,000 Tor
clothing and tfanspoaallon $4,000 for
hospital supplies. ss0ope for repairs
and miscellaneous expeHdlures
The blil also elites lhe usual prov
sion for maintenance "a the ash ala
ton az Cold Syringe fseH00 IS appf1
pflated inr eomplell0n 81 lhe marine
hospital ~ savannah ~ savannah
hafbbr undcs continuing contract
tlss.000 los Ca1beilaad aand $4,000
and fof tender lof tbs Inspector u
the sixth lishl house district 0eof
Ga AID fiorIsf sSeooo.
The hll anbfomlaics sG5,55fSso.
which s Ca lnegeaso Of tt9lsosp ntet
lfe Appropriations ior lhe eurrpi year
THE increase nelaats exces fequlfed
80 meel contract obH8liions iol me
con lfscipu public buildns
sse2iaae oye efeluIred d meet
conlfac. ob|leaiNns inf rfef apd haf
hol eoft naief contract includes lhe
Io'loems items
Charleston hsfbof $ C $4,000
Cumberland sound. Ga ah0 fltflda
sioom Wnfah bay g. flbgoa
saganpah hafhaf Sis5Cpo s. loh
river VA szOsQ00 soufhNes Pass.
so sslppl river gigsogVo renpe.
tcc river below Chnimnooga Teuu.
Alhhema ard Kentucky $4,000
Tie stems 81 iae bli fof public
bulfine already rorfpetee foF a5t as
fdl'o
Ann.Non tls 10000 chNloites
tiN "a 4ssQga Fiorrrces B G $50
COO IactsenYllle "a iieooo9 Ma
con gs $1,000 NashTlile Tens
fioeoa satsnnah sc $4,000 Sci
ms Ala f'091e
pgbNe Builoins 9li.
The omiaH pablie bulIdia8 carry
lee authorization ief ney easIic baild
ingl A0d re earchage Of sit amount
lug q $3.50 oe9 eat repoet u ihe
house
TIE ~; males ~ iDi'1wlns efihm
lsalioae fqg rfa aaGd.nss 'afloilae
s.ies and i1r cori 81 bHHsIaa. alfeeff
auiho
Aiahal0a = alooss. tsee Fos
erect ft4he bnsr So
FioHda 0raa fi5oo
oerrla- -Gt.ne vile. ftaaa vi Z
tesia fl2goa
Nlss pp cniipor f,fqe fasoo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
SLAMS SMELLING
IHE JAPANESE ARMY
Battle Is Now IN Progress
Aloug the Hun River.
ENsIvE cAvALaY MovEMEN1

o. Field Marshal oyama's Left
= Center Is Being Attaeksd--Rus.
ns Capture Laohunshi--othsf
ews From Eastern Conflict.
0kio. Feb. i5-s p m The Rus.
have begun pa extensive cayal,
movement against Field Marshal
mas extreme left.
est hight they we're attempting TO
he Hun river vest Of Lao Yang
1000 horsemen The operation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17

ht reltnbQfg, Fqb ig Ihe LATEST
REPORTS tom polapa ina.eele ihai lhe
stHte siipailpn d NsvaN add lnas
h xpausiinH lthelg Ai several plecea
ia oplhsu ilasaA bpNfsef lhdtla
aal lfikee AZ reported saiahlq be lae
Ieeeno'lfr Hgfts al KhalE0a bui taa
mems femsbda Wefc immediately mel
Ihe Qnealloa 81 ne epAf supply 90
lhe lfon Industry 81 go 1pia s. grew
lne dsls more 'csi Ire paN
h.lii thal gbe lgllen So efyaseY
eNnes railroads Nlli demtna the ln
egea aeeafatl g lae mra fmanyfd
on ihe piefHmFui reads h Indicated
bf ihe SETON ~ lhe ollce loffp q
tae Neo klea pas Whs have ore
sfaied 50 ulf'ma.Hm Is hai a9oel
hHf afleeieber 'ha iualloe c4eila
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-17
RUSSIANS POKE FUN
AT UNITED STATES
Because Of The Senates Failure
To ENDORSE President.
TAG IDIToRIAL vIny aANoAaTIe
The strike h pelsnd Apsplp Is Grads
any Wearing itself oasseflksra q
Locomotive Works Gel rhelr Wages
Increased BY she AaNlnn

ST. Petersburg Feb. 10, Tho Moves
vrcmya % a sarcastic ealloHal or ne
aelion Of lhe United states senate az
enc arbitration TREATIES potes nlu a
the elleEed attempt ~ lhe lnltgd
States @ take iae leadership 81 The
WORLDS diplomacy The editorial o.
slewa The plan Tor preserving she IA
mlnisliative entity Of china The pro
posed naval demonstration Ia lNssiab
waters the establishment el the re
public s. raaama ard lhe proposition
70 hold second pfaee cpnlerenee a.
Tie liasne, concluding wl,a lhe cor
nuc0pla II arbitration lfetilts the
whole iaet Is Which me papef sass
finally met Che lafr Whica aiways
oyeuakcs new lad Therefore li
8 net g he wondered sttba, ihe sen
atc docllhes d ylela % 4 schnme
which placea the settlement oi future
disputes entirely % lha hands 81 pfes
laent Roosevelt
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-06-16
From Bath
June IL, 1905

uHN l~s lcOC
We are having fine weather at
present and the farmers of this Sec
ton are l'nsv working their corn.
Mrs J l. l1arouff and her daugh
ter, Miss Carrie, lift last week for
Staunton where they will visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs G. W Burr s who has. been
quite sick, we are glad to note. is
very mucl, improved and has been
visiting Ter neighborS.
Misses Ruby Burns and Wieathe
Ilarouff are attending the summer
Normal at Mcdowell
The family Of Mr. J A Folks has
been sick with colds.
Mr. Elmer D Dressler, of Coving-
ton: Va, is visiting his mother,
Mrs Jennie Dressler, at this place.
Mr. and Mrs j + Folks and little
son, Frank Jr., Of nurbin, W Va.
visited their many friends at this
place not long ago.
Miss Sylvia Burns is visiting
friends at Bridgewater. While
there she will attend the commence
| ment exercises of the Bridgewater
College. Capltola
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-06-16
Horse Talk.
BY TIM

The mare and little foal should
be kept in roomy box stall for
three or four DAYS; then they may
be suit out in a paddock, or small
pasure, during the day, but taken
in at night, for two weeks at least.
After that they may be left out
unless the weather is bad.
When the colt is about a week
old, a light leather halter, with a
short piece of strap attached, should
be carefully fitted to the head.
Every day pet and handle the
colt little.
In short time he will learn to
lead with no pulling or straining
Of the soft young joints.
Teach the colt to eat grain with
the dam earley as possible, then put
III a small feed box, and give him
his regular feed when feeding the
dam.
The horses stomach IS small, and
from seven in the morning until
three in the afternoon is too long a
time to 60 without being fed.
The noon meal should be simply
oats. Give the heaviest feeding at
night, when the horse can rest and
have time to digest it properly.
Unless stable is kept clean and
free from bad odors it canot be
healthful.
The ventilation should be good,
but there should be no drafts.
TO put warm or heated horse
in draft is certain ruin.
If a horse has become heated
from drive, or work, he should be
thoroughly rubbed and walked in
the open air until partly cooled
at least, then cover him with a
WOODEN blanket.
Never allow a sudden chilling of
the surfa ce.
For at least an hour. only a few
swallows of waiter should be given
People who disregard these CON-
r1onsence rules invariably haye
unsound and ailing horses.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1905-06-16
Dying of Famine

is, in its torments, like dying of consump-
ton. The progress of consumption from
beginning to the very end,is long torture
both 10 victim and and friends. "When
l had consumption in its first STAGE"
writes VIM. Miers, of Gearfoss, Md,
"after trying different medicines and a
good doctor. in vain, at last took DR..
Kings New Discovery, which quickly
and perfectly cured me-" Prompt relief
and sure cure for coughs, colds, sore
throat, bronchitis, etc. Positively pre-
vents pneumonia. Guaranteed at DE- K.
H. Tri mble's drug store, price so and ST.,
90 bot tic. Trial bottle free.