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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
ILLEGAL TO LABOR IN
FRANCE ON SABBATH.

Paris, July 10.-The chamber
Of deputies today passed a bill
providing for a compulsory day
Of rest weekly. The measure,
which Is designed 10 terminate
the present system of Sunday
labor has already passed the
senate and now goes to the
president.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

Perhaps men are as Ce-a.tful as
women in some things. but tbey never
attempt 10 Transform yaE.a into a
smile
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11
DOOM OF RUSSIAN
AUT0RCACY IS
At HAND
AND SITUATION IS ONE OF AC.
TUAL REVOLUTION SAYS
NOTED HISTORIAN.
EMPEROR'S ONLY HOPE
Is to Permit the Formation Of a Minis
try Representing ne People
Much Time Need to Work
Out Freedom.

! Paris, July 10 Anatop Leroy
Beuuieu director Of the Institute d
France and The foremost French an
thorlty on Russian affairs, whose his
| tory Of Russia is rec0gnezcd as being
one of the most accurate preseuta
lions Of the affairs or that empire, ia
an Interview with the A5Fociate3
Press said:
1T should be understood hat the
Russian situation Is one Of actual
revolutions. II is no crisis which can
be mea.ured by days, weeks on
months, but it f. a vast and complete
transition, resembling that Of the
French revolution When | say revolu
ton do not mean that the monarchy
is certain to be overthrown, although
# is possible that this may follow
Catastrophied Anead.
The greater part Of the leaders Of
The constitutional democracy desie to
save he throne from wrec but they
recognize that they are not mast RS
Of the future If the government does
not al sly the nations demands
catastrophics Of the grayest nature
are ahead for Russia.
Personally | think the overthrow
Of The throne would be great disas-
ter, for that would mean anarchy and
probably civil war.
Beamien EXPRESSED The opinion that
The autocracy Is doomed and that con
tinuation Of the chrome would nS
mean the continuation Of autocracy.
Perhaps 1t Is already too late to
ave The dynasty :ton going down
with the autocracy he said, but the
emperor might stag ;ne storm by per
mtting the formation of a ministry
representing a parliament which rep
resants the people He has already
lost much time and the feeling of dis
content is continually increasing
After discussing the various phases
Of the present situation Beaulieu
said:
Results viii Be SOW
"It Is difficult 10 foresea the final
results Of such vast upheaval, bur
! expect The results to come about
through slow processes. The result Of
your American revolution were
realized quickly because your people
were prepared, but the people of Rus
.ia are far different / am inclined toI
believe That this revolution viii con
ncu In various stages of intensity for
en and perhaps twenty years, owing
o the magnitude of the question in
,olvel and dangers along the way
For the present the emperor's choice
IF "a liberal ministry appears 10 be the
,es means OF aye-ting a revolution
With the possible con equences OF
lvorthrow of the dynasty"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

THE MEASURE or the merchant..
success fifty years ago was hs abillty
to sell goods. Today his ability to man.
age men and 70 gain public confidence
through advertising, ranks higher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-11

THERE'S A SUCCESS which comes
from the ability to dare to do with all
the wlSeacres prophesying failure.
There's a success which comes from
the ability to hearken to advice.
judicicus mixture OF the two is best.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

The farmer who begins the new
year with the intention Of reducing e1-
pcnscs will find many opportunities
for so doing, and will also be sur
prised Mt the end Of the year at the
many for allowing the loss
One cause OF loss is the neglect Of the
farm wagons and implements. An ac-
count kept of the cost of repairs will
show that quite a large sum goes in
that direction, much of which could be
saved. The use of more oil on tools,
and keeping them sharp and In the
best condition for use, will save labor,
which is IN item that must be paid
for. Too many Improbable animals,
however, cause more loss than any
thing else, and the farmer should be-
gin the new ear with sufficient cour-
age to thin u the fiocks and herds
so as to retain only the best and most
profitable.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

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tie air 81 @ze Who e1Gs@-E II --spsak-
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ge-azze Z Was ras EeEaGry q Il cE-
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still sEzs= F-LxEZz-= fresh attire VITA
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szsEE G=9Eret 5zE&GS forward To
admire nsgre f19tJ the Esr9wu eyas thai
wate1@3 him wl-A sGtA 11fa-1=3 nd
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I czna| z&kzzEiy G@ezre rEaz EFF
ksyss hzr szsss1 or end Fss-2F@ had
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AZ any rste heE eyes EasA5 xlEg IL
d1yLaE- azge- zz3 As- bong Ez-s1s
c0zAi have 19-z CAssT IN Eass-eS Tl1
fae greatest pleasure IL E8Z& MeTG--
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worker fLssE H9GzzAd. = Chemists
daughter Azs zoge 10 E-re s2zz@ Srls-sG
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s ss eTsr s~zsE@rS@s sEEel Il thing
AEstey zzEst t- made 10 So thar
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egEzrzas She did E5E consider for q ECO
mezr EEssys feelings tn THE matter
Pegsse Of tst e&zsS my lady said, were
zne-c2frfty born gT1ho1I fesiingS
Ceg1aIaiF she o1ZAt to hare knowa-
Anger -gu1ezszed h@v Usually deliberate
E5oY=neats. bgt ste Vas y-r too slow
10 p-eTear ; sceae lhzf positively par
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
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Cle Of TIE EaSsg sGrseSsfsl Alfalfa
fetd. In tee North il st ire WEsc9-xza
Yrperiae1t s-ztLoz- where tie 10.
-ztrsazs 55ta3zeG tn1s year -aT %75
pounds Gf greza fotle- OF 1850
pounds OF hay. rs2ny - tons r-
srE TIE weight Of g-Cea EJgsse -.
.a:neI YVES t~5ce Tss&t 81 e}over 4
shree times tl74t Of ti1s0tlT- The a1ay-
SIS showed The alfalfa yE@ASaI Dr4-Y
;hrse times - MEGA protein pe- 49,.
Is zloTe- and niDe tsle5 As m1~l
timothy. While the dry r2z5fe- and It
were also greatly ia Ezyc- Of a-ta..2.
TIE crop = being tested gate n-,.-
gsreIy throughout Wisconsin 81 -
farmers reporting ID TIE station .'D
advocated using tie alfalfa w. /
nurse crop. nine;y-D87e q than De-.
oats fo- that purpose TwcltE p.--l,
Of seed per acre =ss ta" 10 a
eraIIy preferred TIE variety ~ 'ea
common alfalfa which scCe@Zel l. -
than the Tu-kestzn variety
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
pra,~rttpp tar wasure-

The annual question ~eolceEAAAG
dssroeltfgn of the stabie-made manure
corIaes Up as the Pile begins 20 ASSUME
Formidable proportions, By far LEE
best way Of taking ca-e Of Il = 10
spread il On the GesE -Esre II VII
20 down INTO the sol a-2 Re Il Iea1
ness for tie crop which Is To De s'@A
in tie spring II # = 70 bs zieEs3l NE
ideal place Is the pit with eEDea boz
to-s, syhlch viii hold the liquid szcre
meur II This cannot 1e d1le, iA@a
store II under q slad, placing II III
izyers and 1T iAa bsss TSt u "Eef
If even til. is rot feasible, then put Il
in yfies zot very high and vT.th
aay Old. rough boaris-aIDost any
thing that will keep out TIE uin-
which causes tho liquid portions IL
leach away
An excellent I,LaH Is 10 choose a
place where the s5ll = of q clay IA
rzre, and diy q trench al around the
space where the pile Is 10 IT, and IN
this way 62ye syue Of tie li9uLd,
which mag he srOogzed up and poured
back OF the pile. Use the pile as a
receiver for the Stop FROM the house.
and sec that il j. fgTkeG 0rer several
times during the winter. The main
thing. however. il to see that it IS pro
tectcd from the elements as much rs
possible.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
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Her Na.@1vs JgFs Of 10Ee-S ~1s
Or II her eAArzcTF-srjS wh5G2 see1-
81 1zassc EBe1zage2Lzc4e ~Its t&s idea I
E2z formed q b. FROM what I had
k4-E sD4 le< Egve # 1oweE zDd III
Ezrzr= cGIss3 Ee EE@- u change TlzI
&5ea- Il s@elae4 80 LIE I'D 01e egg@d
sgr@ Eg@z-S azkE Esur@ IS She d1 aid
- IL Es2zzam ST. Id besa painted
She nd E@Eers 1Iwzys EEsgGr ber.
E- ~EEIr&re &parLla4--s- her throne
r13zs. beg 5z= a. TIE tLsz1er- eTe7
TIE great &E-z= LzL EGe-s she
H=a- gztF 10 trans SEz@-s Of STATE
zE4 ho-d af5ctz3 zI1@le@s-4l Were
d~@ayzata9 NTH 4 ~E-gfE@Lcz OF EgEe-s.
eEt aEz growing but though II
EEe than grs@ kind II g tIEze SID
wears EatEEaE E9weES in heE 65l1u-e
aIwags- winter AMI s1rGaZer: AID bow
eTe- Gzrewovu Or Es-Es-ai Sic might
be. saz Scored 20 a1sI zs2Gce II flow
ers. S&s TE9u5E hold . fOEe- 10 her
fare drink IN IT. fragrance and caresS
r ~ Z Il = . 4zEt1sIt thing She
m0EL 20 herself aZBsag the foTers
rlzr EL5st her resyEns, sEI place, with
lingering tgzzch. some [air bloom in a
b@stsr HgAL or turn a ~jardiuiere 50
rE4c H. gr9E4nS plz8t might have a
1@asre fa79rzbSe position.
TIE Chinese DO not place certain cift
~ = =4ts, t9t keep them d. u
bgwS or vases 10 get their full ira
gazs The Empress Dowager had
$500 @Errr+ Tho -
r4ugeaa@nt Of tbege. She would have
the coroIiAs OF the liIy-bloom or the
fragrant jasmine placed in shallow
bowls in curious. star-like designs,
beautiful to look ar, as well as most
fragrant
Her passion for flowers being gen
orally known anon the courtiers,
princes and high officials, they send
daily offerings to the palace of all that
il rare and choice in the way Of plants
and flowers; for they know this is one
present her Majesty will always &C
eept and appreciate
There are come quaint customs in
the palace rs to flowers and fruits that
grow within the precincts. Though
LE IAS&4-&Ng-S "L@A S~s4'5 "a aAt
freedom Of tine gardens and may pull
as many flowers and Gull as many
fruits az they wish, it IS not etiquette
for them to gather the smallest flower
or to touch 4 fruit when in the pres
eEee Of the Empress Dowager, unless
they are specially told 10 do so. When
her Majesty tells them to pull a flow
CT or fruit. the permission is gratefully
accepted and that special flower or
fruit reIigiousIy Kept The first fruits
Of every tree and vegetable, the first
flowers of every plant and growing
shrub in the palace grounds, are con-
sidered sacred to their Majesties, and
no princes, attendant, Or eunuch would
touch a flower or fruit until the EN-
press Dowager had been presented
with the first of them All these ap-
pareatiy trivial marks Of respect to
the sacred persons Of their Majesties
were reIigiously obseryed-Century.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Doing as They Are Told.

Native servants in India have the
generally desirable though sometimes
inconvenient virtue Of the Chinese
doing exactly as they are told The
trouble is that they seldom use judS-
ment.
Lord Roberts, during q campaign in
India, had ordered his man to prepare
his bath at a certain hour. One day
a fierce engagement was going on but
the servant made his way through a
storm of bullets and appeared at the
commanders side.
"Sahib," said he. your bath is
ready"
Even-a better story from an
unknown soldier. who was awakened
n morning by feeling the SER ant Of
a brother officer. pulling ~ lis foot.
'Sahib." whispered the uau-"sa-
bib. what am L &c do: Ny master
told me to wake him G half-paSt 6,
but he did not 20 10 ri til -"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

the storage Of grain. \ sloping roof
is built over the entire structure. and
the building covered with waterproof
paper, thus cutting out any possibility
Of trouble In the way of leakage or
drafts which might result from the
Joining. Two windows are made In
the lower front of the house racing
the south, and directly under each
window a busting box Is made, which
will afford the fowls much pleasure.
as they enjoy the sunshine. Roosts
are placed at one end and in the mid
die. and nest boxes on h side oppo-
site the windows.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
AWFUL ITCHING on SCALP.

Hair Finally Had to Be Cut to Save
Any-Scalp How in Good Con-
dition-Cured by Cuticura.
81 used the Cuticura Soap and ONT
nent for a diseased scalp. dandruh.
and constant falling of hair Finally l
had to cut my hair to save IN at all.
Just at that time I read about the Cuti-
cura Remedies. Once every week l
shampooed my hair with the Cuticura
Soap, and I used the Ointment twice a
week In two months time my hair
was long enough to do up in French
twist That is o five years ago, and
I have a lovely head of hair. The
length is six inches below my waist
line, my scalp is in very good condi-
ton. and NO more dandrun Or itching
of the scalp. l used other remedies
that were recommended to me as good.
u with no results. Mrs. w. F. Griess,
Clay Center, Neb.. Oct %. 1905"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

DRIVING BIZ. curved shame par.
The snaf1e bars meet at the center
under the lower jaw of h horse and
are hinged by a rivet, the overlapping
ends of the snaff1e bars being recessed
to form a smooth joint. An overdraw
check guard, consisting d a curved
chin bar connects to the snafle bars.
An overdraw check bit passes through
slots in the upper end of the check
guard. TIE inventor claims that the
oyerdraw check, when connected to
either a snaffle bit or to q stiff mouth
piece bit, is humane in its action, does
force the jaws of the horse open
to an extent TO interfere with the prop
er breathing. will not pinch the ides
of the mouth of the horse, and will
not chafe and irritate the animal
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
According to Instructions

A British officer, in his expense list
on government service, put down:
Porter, twopence.",
The officer was requested to re-
port to the war Office and receive the
following explanation:
while executing public duty re-
freshments are o chargeabie to tie
nation"
THE item does not represent re-
freshments," replied the officer. but 4
fee to a CARRIER"
you should have said porterage,'
was then explained to him.
When the officer hal occasion to take
a hansonl, remembering instructions,
he wrote in his account:
Cabbage, 2 shiilings. "-Philadelphla
Public LEDGER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
nOw'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward ros
any case of Catarrh than cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o..
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDISG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internals.
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c per bottle Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Haifs Family Pills for constipatlon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Boston Way.

Tommy, I wish you would u to
the butcher shop and tell the man 10
send over two pounds of the same beer
we had the other day"
"Yes, mother, it will afford me IN.
wonted pleasure to do as you request
replied Tommy, as he wiped off his
glasses
And Tommy
yes, mother
BE sure and tell the butcher 10
send dressed beef-we wouldn't dare
let the neighbors see it come into the
house Otherwise Sentl'
mel
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

IL5L@L4 re- OF
G ure made by
Do1as ki&E2y lis.
John c C95eUa.-. 4
prominent msTc-4a,
Of ~Sw8TnSDGTo. Ia,
7 For seyeral
years M kidneys
were affected and
ny back ache day
and night. l was
langlid- y and
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
LQlI H0IlldS Dbl.


"a ITCH. k.siea EaE basBg LIZ
~ bsfzar aee45se azrE@a In 21z9 SGt
- ~ the sr@gsy ELK. ests&a2z so-a4
stray sunbeam. On rs g-@az111s ETSzaI
-sz1sezzzs bat EEekered FIRST On the
GaEes picture frsns@a, them on TIE Gr-
pets E~aaase-fas btEe reass, lastly 0a
The cxsrsy bead ~ the little ssEaSEass
Eho sst sewing nsay the ~szseE- Ee
e1seraea-s xes@ rhyswE vide ep@a- s13
Ia wftEz lie szRRas14zss eaae wAlEs of
freshly zIsowa lawns sEs B&s 4oi
syrinxa from the osEfasASSees5 gzE13@a
outside.
The summers beauty Es7d@ the In
dustrassas E0rxer sing lightly 70 5A--
self, fAo5gtI hesgea knows 1here WAS
lzot Esnch cause fs- anx IN little GEssF
gIaekwosffs life unless ii were that
she was the belle d sfoiessey, aaa HAD
tie brightest bgora syss AID the s1n-
NEST curts you eofld wish fg- Ard
ii was only the village boys Tho dis
covered how charming and refined C1s-
81 was and bow uae1oiiozs the eSs@E
voice that was now daring 10 carol
within the gloomy walls OF HOLLAND
court
Ans.a- 1taxs,- xanor5 am 1f tic
xsaar.as 80 1890 ,o~,ns cr,f.a
- ararsa. -, $50 t.a-r,
80 -. - $50 -.
clever fingers made mp elaborate toilets
for bis women foIk- Al. those presses,
those hours of patient labor. Many q
meath had Cissy waited. and many a
49,
- 80 -
ura
- :. -
a-s go.
- 49,. - - 49, "a
s-- $50 rYs.sf..a,
- -, -
- -. -
80 1880 u, ~ . rer,r,fts~.
- ---I n 49, 80 ,-ers
80. ass ra,n+ -
-. 49, -. ~.als go 49,
-. - 49,. a..a.,s,n 49,
s-~ 49, .aaa-a
80, 80 80
-. sra -. - -, A..
$50, = 80 uart,aa = ch,r.
-. atror,t,~ ~ 80
8 setf,fny her own daughters
SIN rich Mis- Inrots. her present
guest. seemed undoubtesi,y Impressed
Win her unmarried non. with his hand
some bearing and ready tongue. his
sole Income, 4 Legacy, was only small
compared with the figures Of the ladY-s
fortune. His rwfld oats were rel
Known In Molesiey, but beauty covers
! muitftude OF sins. . Miss 1ngots ap-
psoyed Of him. faults and all.
So lar. 80 good. But Aastey, well
aware Of hss mothers intentions took
: wicked delight In alternately uettfug
and teasing the hesress. declaring atl
efforts 10 SECURE this golden trea SIRE
with the most irritating c-ooluess. He
knew mite wei how TO charm Miss
Trrof. aryd he knew equally wei h,w
to be The perfect ideal OF manly at
traction. Ana Anstey enjoyed him
SELF thoroughly, Increased the num-
f.er ~ stolen interviews anf looked
arrrr .aririnyfv n m. ,ove,y f.ce
shat br,,t,eus,i - hfs e,,nfnr he mad
..-r.r. nr.y.rred rita ro~es - co..
49,.
4v.. n -.
!. -. -
- . !.
-. -. - m...n
- - $50. 49, -.
1n.,s~ ala MT rsen 49, Tho.ss
soaer.Day e ane g ne aaoy noensr e
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

and. If universally
used, there would
be no more run
away horses. This
driving bit con-
tains the ordinary
~iointed mouth
piece, with rein
rings attached, the
rings and mouth
piece being pivot
ed together to n
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Practical PsuItry Hous~s-

: FrzctczI poultry boEss may De
built q four upright piano boxes
The backs and ends which come to
gether are removed, together with two
o. tie torx The two remaining tops
are .nc3gsed at the middle end Of The
h1slzza ard ~ the EEsEt, aid = EaaH
so-gr -a6e In the gable end u ons
With portion Of the house q used Tor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

fastenings at the other end of the gate.
1t costs but little to arrange several
OF the handy gates about the farm,
and they Will be found useful The IL
f1ssration shows the idea cIearIy.-In-
III narsrIss News
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

lame In the morning. Da5n's kidney
Pills helped me right away and the
great relief that followed has been Per
manent."
Sold by ali dealers % cents a box.
Foster ilburn Co, Buffalo, n y.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

arr suffers from chronic indigestion
4. Is wise 10 call = veterinarian IN o.
der to ascerrsin SoI seEao1s LIE
trouble Is
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
FOolinx Hubby.

Let me show you the new novel for
married ladies'" con1ded the clerk IL
the book store.
Mover echoed the prospective Gus
toner. Why, that is a cookoooh- !,
no, It is a dashIng, breezy no'e'
with . cookbook cover. You see
when your husband walks in and hnos
you reading what's apparently a COOK
book he viii feel 80 tickled he is hap,e
- hand over the price Of q ne" ran
hat
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

F5sSfs CsYs fsw CsnsunpttOa u tho best
~rSfrA havs even found Tor coughs
-&Aa-Nn OscaY Trip. Big Hock,
N. MaKxA - 12O1.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

4 Seattle inventor has devised a
driving bit which places the horse IN
der the complete control of the driver.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
PaesfsK Pork

CSsaa re barrel thoroughly until all
had o1ocs I vgsa6Ted- Then cover
the asyrspsa wSsA ra,ss inches of salt
eaa peck III 8 layer Of pork. closely I'LL
Jag the Space aas espsSax the whole
layer wfrh sag4 ta1se faGaes deep.
PsgaE III Scwa Sold with aa az sd
start ansfdssr aassr, kessssx 90 IN the
same was sasa nae pork Is an saeke:
Cover Ghe mfbess wittA ssasaasf basss.
81 saat seid dsS 1T stala a few Aags,
aster which e.esEa asIa water saa0sad be
added. a fioaS With a sas stone 90 tes
MIs keep Fhs meet anNm sEatpx ssssss
the surface. flsts niiap Requires aasss
ssS shaf commonly used but s very
suEs Ss,s lssa,ping nleast.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Empu.
49,

Drmne;ghIwhse ahpue this ~canseen
peoblem?
Brisune-Oh. there's nothing In its
.Cesysland Plain Dealer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
THE FOLKS.

.. 60 $500
p.n~-., h., pa n. p-s.-
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80 -
I--~a-a..
- - - aalea.as
-
- - - - - =, ,ha 800
s. b,J1oE 800
80, $50 80
- TE,s tsn.-n- wa in e.--,ir
- - re-. ~ nrro,z forca r.,
- .-Fscf.ur 81 m.tn,ofn
-. 80 ,o,z ,frna t,u+ +h,t 80,
- - 49, - ,af~Ir
- 6a.rTbas a. 49, ,ro-ss-s -
ssw-.~,sShas &C., -gsama-- b.ro
: 80 -.eo--xa
~. 5000 terry, ~
60 - So. sal - tbat- nor5i+;,, r.
80 Isvv 6, the ac,,ornio
a,.s .ss. re f,.e--aasa IN voees Los
49, 80 .fss- srcre.s "a =, nrosnar,tr
- - - ~ .s.e x.Iariaa a,o,,raras
m.- go tbrr,,gb x.ra-.i .r,,
49, ,.s.s,9- - sss,r.,fon ,ra -
a-.s~ a-asn .na s.,,-s~ -
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12
Good Fence Gate.

Where the farm is divided into a
number Of fields it is often somewhat
OF a Iaborious task to pass from one
field to another, and especially when
animals are to be driven from one sec
ton to another OF the farm. A gate
such as here described is easily placed
in a section Of any division fence,
whether Of wire, rails or boards. Ar
range the point Of opening so as to
have firm corner posts, then make a
gate four feet wide; a light post is set
before the ends of the boards are cut
II the gate is erected as a part Of a
board fence. Two strong strips are
nailed on the gate portion and three
strong strap hinges are fastened on
the boards where cut next to the post
Strong hooks and screw-eye serve as
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-12

Only Z sure WY 10 cIre an g. ag
back Cure the ea1Se. TIE Xii IS.