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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-02

Jocko-H. Legare
"A Peach-H. Legare.
King Fisher-H. Legare.
Nipcot-J. c. Rathbone.
Black Rock-J. Watson Webb.
Brown Study. C. Rathbone.
PONIES UP TO 1870 POUNDS.
Glass II-Polo ponies up to carrying
1870 pounds.
Same conditions as in Glass /.
First Presented by John ia
cobs.
Second prize Ribbon.
Third prize Ribbon.
Cherokee-Walter L. Goodwin.
Walter L. Goodwin.
Spotted Wolf-Louis r. stoddard.
Dodger-Louis z. Stoddard.
Redbuck-Louis E. stoddard.
Elastic-Howard Phipps.
Sycamore-HoWard Phipps,
Red Bird-Hugh Legare
Martin-Hugh Legare.
Martir-Hugh Legare.
Ready Money-Jackson Dykman.
Davy Crockett Richard f. Ely.
Bunkie-Richard f. Ely.
Baron Spatz-Richard f. Ely.
Maud Murray. c. Rathbone.
Red Top--J G.. Rathbone.
Greyling-F. S. Butterworth.
TWO-PONY STRINGS.
Glass III-String OF two polo ponies.
Average excellence OF the string to
determine the award.
First prlze-Presented by John
Brown.
Second Drize-Ribbon.
Third prize-Ribbon.
Mustard; Blaze-Walter L, Goodwin.
Cherokee; Walter L. Goodwin.
Spotted Wolf; Klondike-Louis E.
Stodard.
Diamond; Dodger-Louis E. stoddard.
Romulus; Remus-Howard Phipps.
Elastic; Sycamore Howard Phipps
Go Peep; Joker-R. G. Keeney
Gly.
Davy Crockett; Bunkie-Richard F.
bone.
Red Top; Brown Study. c. Rath-
bone.
SADDLE HORSES, Is HANDS.
Glass 4-Saddle Horses over fifteen
Hands.
Over fifteen hands-to be shown to
walk, trot and canter.
First prize-iPresented by F, w, Tier
nan & Co.
Second prize-Rfbbon.
Third prize-Ribbon.
SWeetheart-Miss Eeanor f. Tyer.
Rameses-Henry F. Parmelee.
Jock-Miss Helen s. Porter.
Jack-Miss Anita B. Warren.
Lucky Lee-George l.. Clark.
Belmont-Mrs. G. B. Bunton.
Chinese. B. Bunton.
Bird-W. e. Whiting.
Dan F. S. Porter.
Wason-Waiter Perry.
Meh Lady-M. H. Marlin. W.
Comrade-John D. Jackson.
safrana-Miss Eleanor F. Tyler
NutWood-John T. Manson.
Togo-Herbert C. Fuller.
Lady Observation-Disclosures M. Du Puy.
SADDLE PONIES FOR HACKS.
Glass Saddle Ponies Suitable for
Road Hacks.
over fourteen hands and not to ex-
coed fifteen hands, Suitable for road
hacks and to be shown to walk, trot
and canter.
First Drize-Presented by E., G.
Stoddard.
Second prize-Ribbons.
Third prize-Rbbbons.
Baze-Water L. Goodwin.
Cherokee-Walter L. Goodwin.
Crow-Walter L. Goodwin.
Dodger-Louis E. Stoddard.
Spotted Wolf-Louis e. Stoddard.
Klondike-Louis e. Stoddard
Sweetheart-Louis E. Stoddard
Bobbie-Mrs. Hayes @. Trowbridge.
Johnnie-Mrs. Hayes @. Uwbridge
Dick-A1iss Eleanor Tyler.
Mr.. Bob-AIiss Hazel B. Nesbit.
Sycamore-Howard Phipps.
Joker-R. G. Keeney.
Merry Mount-Miss Barbara Brews.
ter,
Shadows-Miss Barbara Brewster.
Ready Money-Jackson Dykman.
Sage-John D. Jackson.
Green Briar-Richard F. Ely.
Bay m.-Elijah J. Bail
Flash-L. w. Cleveland.
Lady of Quality-D. w. Armstrong.
Trixy-E. E. Garrison.
Texas-J. Watson Webb.
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearance
Prices on KimonoS

Kimonos and dressing sacques OF good
quality material and pretty patterns go
ing at the price Of ordinary ones.
Short kimonos. sizes "a to 20. pretty
figured lawns in pink. blue and green.
also a few in lavender, have white
ana colored lawn facing, regular 75c
quality. but as some OF these are
slightly mussed. we are selling the
entire lot at...................... 39c
Black and white lawn dressing
sacques. good style. with rufile at
bottom and belt at waist, very popu-
lar; for clearance purposes we havs
marked these at...................5 $50
Long kimonos. some are white with
colored bands, others in pretty pink
lawn with colored bands. former
price S1OO and S1.25, now ....... .75c
White sacques. some round neck, with
pretty collars OF embroidery. others
with little Dutch yoke, now so
POPULAR. ...... ........SlO0 to Sl.50
Wash petticoats, blue and white
striped gingham skirts. with one and
two ruffies, price according to quail
ity ............. Soc SOC, 75c and S1.0O
Linen colored crash skirts, full sweep
and deep ruffie were S1.OO. now. .75c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Reductions on
Boys Clothing

Never in the history OF thi store have
the people of this city had such an op-
portunity TO buy boys clothing at such
reasonable prices. BY this we mean
clothing that amounts TO something.
that viii lstand rough usage and al the
same time be dressy enough for Sum
day. Russian suits in sizes 1-2 to
years.
Boys Russian Wash Suits. with bloom
ers, were $3.50. now ............$1.00
Boys Russian Wash suits. with bloom
ers. were $500. now .........S1.5O
Boys Russian Wash Suits, with bloom
ers. were $3.50. now. .S2.00
Boys Russian Wash Suits. with bloom
ers. were $500. now ............S2.5O
Boys Blouse Suits with straight pants.
sizes to years.
Boys Blouse Suits. were $3.50. now 800
Boys Blouse Suits. were $500, now $3.50
Boys Blouse Suits. were $3.50. now $500
Boys Blouse Suits. were $780, now $3.50
Boys Straw Hats, we're soc, 81 and
S1.50, now .39c. soc and $l.OO
Boys Linen Hats. were 25c, now. 19c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Smart Values in
GinghamS and VoiIeS

Come to this section and save. salts
flying are the values. and they were
never bettered in any sale.
All colorcd linens are marked very
much under price. Some are in short
lengths. while others are plentiful. A
good assortment of colors. The re-
duced prices at u 1-2c TO soc yd.
Cotton Voiles, all colors, q inches wide,
- 1-2c and 15c qualities. and perfect
in every way, special clearance price,
Sc yd.
Goods for. Mems and Boys Pants, 80
inches wide. regular s5c value. .25c
Percales. best make. oil colors. plain
and fancy dots and stripes. the very
best assortment that we have ever
shown, special values at ......12 1-2c
Dress Ginghams. IN all the wanted col
ors. fancy stripes and plaids at all
prices from ............Sc to 25c yd.
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Sale Of Tooth
Powders

This August sale has played more havoc
among the prices Of some of the tooth
powders than in any other department. II
is your fault if you miss this opportunity.
japanese Loo Fab. 1Oc and 15c vail
ues, now ......-...........5c and l0c
Sanitary Bath spongess 2Oc value;
now ..........s...s...... lVc
Eastman's Tale Powders, 15c values.
now ...... ...... .-........ .......iVc
Eastman's Dental Powders. 15c val
uess now .ss....'.-.s'... ....ss...s.. .lVc
Dr. 2. L. Graves Tooth Powder, 2Oc
values; now ....................... 10c
Bathasweet Tooth Powder, zoe val
ues, now ..,........h.......... 15c
Hy-Jen Rice Powder, zoe values
now .....-.....-.-.....-... lUc
julius Fehr's Compound Talcum
Powder. 25c value; now...........15c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Savings for the Men

All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
u 1-2c to SOC
All Linen Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs ............... IL 1-2c TO 500
Handkerchiefs with colored borders.
for 25o
Fancy Handkerch'efs for coat pocket.
SOC
Mems Plain Blue Chambray Shirts. 2
separate collars ........ ........ ..50c
Mems Outing Shirts, with collar at
tached, white and cream,
50c and S1.00
Mems Negligee Shirts, all patterns.
We're s1.0O. now.
Mems Negligee Shirts. pretty stripes.
plaids and figures. good quality.
s1.oO
Evening journal., 1906-08-10

Mems Balbriggan Underwear; shirts
long or short sleeves. drawers dou-
ble seat, regular SOC quality; now
81 1-2c
Mems White Lisle Underwear, long or
short sleeves, per garment........5 SOC
Mems Bathing Suits, worsted. $500
Mems Bathing Suits. cotton. .......S10O
Mems Pajanias, woven and corded
madras. light and dark colors.. $3.50
Mems Madras Pajamas. regular. S1.00
quality; now ...................... ..l5c
Mems Pajamas. white and figured Sf00
Mems Suspenders, white and colored,
regular SOC quality; now. Csc
Mems Muslin Night Robes. with or
without collar, white and fancy
fronts ..................... soc
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Handkerchief News

Although tho stock Of handkerohiefs is
not large, yet we have several hundred
dozen that must be moved. While we cam
not go very far into details yet we viii
say that they are reduced in price simply
because they are slightly mussed and for
no other reason as the quality Is A No.
l. Tho two items below will give you an
idea Of the reductions.
ladies' embroidered edge and embroidered
hemstitched handiSerchiefs; usually sold
for l215c, this sale ...... D.. e.. ..3 for 25c.
Ladies' embroidered edge and embroidered
hemstitched handkerchiefs; some beauti-
ful patterns: were 25c. now ........15c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10

72-inch full bleached table linen. 10
patterns. no napkins 20 match;
regular price Si.OO. now ........,S5c
72-inch fuel bleached table linen, with
napkins 70 match. 10 patterns. SLIPS
values; Vow ...... ...... ........Sl.O0
Napkins % by "a inches. per doz.
$3.50 and S275
72-inch wide double damaslS. napkins
70 match ...... ...,........9Oc 20 S2oO
Napkins ........ ...... $500 to $3.50
72-inch IL bleached linen; beautiful
patterns, reduced 20. .SiO0 sl.25, Si.50
Silver bleached linen, Csc to 90c quality
now ...... ........ .....s..........tU
Cloths and napkins to match. border
all round. cloths. 72x72 $1,000 per set
Cloths for round tables with napkins
to match. all sizes. 12 napkins and
cloth IN set.,...... $1,000 $500, $500
Lot NO. 1-Three pieces 81 inches wide,
in a dot and pansy patterns, regular
price soc a yard, special clearance sale
price ............'.........s..'. 90
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearing Sale
of Mems Clothing

At s140O mems and youths worsted
suits. extra fine quality. well tailored
throughout were a bargain at......sls.o0
At si2.O0 mems and youths worstod
suits, long cut coats, latest style trous-
ers, former price ..................s $500
At 5000 mems and youths worsted SUITS
long cut coats stylish trousers serge
and venetian lining, a bargain at Sl2U0
AT $3.50 mems and youths long cut coats.
fun cut trousers. well lined with serge
and venetian lining were 5000 and $500
At $500 cashmere and cheviot suits in
all sizes and patterns, the quality Is
good. the style this seasons and the
tailoring an that could be desired IN
$500. 5000 and Si20O suits, which these
formerly sold for
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearing
of UndermuSIinS

Made durable--and of good materials
you shouldn't expect such values
later. They won't be here.
Muslin skirts with rufie Of hemstitch-
ed tucks also dust ruffie .........5Oc
Cambria skirts. with rufile Of lace en-
broidery or hemstitched tucks. ..Sl0O
Cambria skirts. has three rows of lace
insertion and edge ...............Sl-5O
Cambria or Nainsook Skirts. some with
deep embroidery fiounce, others with
lace ruffie ..4s.... ......-....- ..Sz.vO
Other styles ........ ......S2.50 to 5000
Gowns of good quality muslin. V
shaped neck, tucked or embroidery
yoke ........ .........-..-. .o5c
Gowns of muslin or cambric, high or
low neck. lace or embroidery yoke, 75c
Gowns of Nainsook, high or low
chemise neck lace, embroidery or
tucked yoke; ribbon ............S100
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Large Savings on
Wash Goods

No Matter What the Want May Be
Come Here and Save Literally. The
Best News Folow-Read Il.
Cotton challies; % inches wide; a good
soft fabric: reduced price. ..ss.s Be
Lawn remnants; TO yards in piece;
silk mulls and eoiiennes;
&c to 25c per yd.
30-inch dlmity Grape; all neat pat-
terms; regular price 25c. now..12 1-2c
3s-inch organdies; pretty patterns on
white grounds, extra quality regu-
lar 25c value, now..............12 1-2c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Prices for
Dainty Art Work

Linen cushion tops. summer weight;
can be embroidered If desired; We're
s1.00 and S1.5O; now. soc and 75c
Linen table covers, to embroidery;
were s1OO; now ..................50 soc
White damask belts, with kid buckles,
embroidered ..................... SOC
Royal Society Packages, including CEN
ter pieces and pillow tops and all
materials 10 work. k........... SOC
Three yards Of stamped material for
making waist and thread enough to
complete; were S1.00; now. .75c
Button hole edge scarfs. square,
round and oval; all reduced.
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearing
Among Shoes

Summer shoes OF every description
must goat these prices they can't help
It. Cheap enough for tho .thinnest pockes-
bok-enough styles to suit everyone.
Boys oxford ties, sizes 2 IL TO IL.
reduced from $500 to............S1.50
Boys oxford ties, sizes 10 to 13 1-2,
reduced from $3.50 to ............s125
Women's white canvas pumps and Glib
son ties. were $500. now,........S200
Women's and mems tan Russia calf
shoes, reduced from $500 and $3.50 to
$500
women's Tan oxfords. all sizes. worth
$500 and $3.50; now ................... .Sl.B0
Evening journal., 1906-08-10

Lot No. 2-Five pieces linen, So inches
wide, several patterns. heavy quality,
usually sold for 45c. our special
price .ss....s.stssss..s...s.--s. ......aOc
Lot No. s-ren pieces 60-inch linen, sold
elsewhere al 60c and Csc. our special
price ..,......................... .ooc
Lot No. Alive pieces linen. good ana
heavy. 20 inches wide, beautiful pat
terms. The usual price is s5c. special
this week ...........................
100 dozens odd napkins. only one or two
dozens OF "a kind. regular price 500 and
S275. This sale $3.50 and $500.
Fifteen pieces bleaohed table linen. Sc
inches wide. many patterns 90 select
from, worth o0e. our special price .5oc
Bleached damask, 72 inches wide. NOO
quality, special ..........................S5
Fifty pieces of linen crash. worth 15c a
yard, special ......-..................l .l9c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Millinery Savings

If it's a feather or a flower or even
a naked hat, come along and get
suited and pay us half the original
That's how the tickets read.
Straw Hats; all colors and a few
blacks: all shapes. .25c
Sailor Hats, in black and white. SOC
All flowers reduced; special price. Csc
High crown black chip hats; were
s2.25, now ...................... S1.50
All trimmed hats. ..slOO
Evening journal., 1906-08-10

Go-Carts and Baby Coaches reduced, were
$3.50 to $50. now................$2.S 70 W
Dolls, salesman's samples, reduced 20 less
than wholesale prices.
Shoe brushes. dauber and brush COM
bined, We're 10c. now....................Sc
Bloch Baby Carriage. reduced from
$3.50 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sls.i5
Bloch Baby Carriage. wicker hood, was
sg7 now ............................ .si9.59
Bloch Baby Carriage, fine wicker hood.
splendid value at S3a but great bar
gain at ........................... .s2L5O
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearance
Prices on Women'S
Summer Clothing
Good Qualities, at Little Prices. Here's
Another Chance to Save.

Il skirts Of white lawn and linen;
were $3.50, now ...................s1.O0
Is skirts of figured lawn; we're S1.00;
Z separate coats Of white repp. Sc
inches long; were $500, now. $3.50
coat suits; different colOrs; were S.,
now ...........-ss..... Rz'VO
20 tailored Eton and Jacket suits;
mostly back, a few colors; were
1890 and $500. $500
so wrappers in light lawn and percale;
all sizes; were S1.25. now..........75c
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
AUGUST CLEARING SALE

presents senets busy the public
o
There's bargain seekers in the store the sale began and there's
caller.
Clearing youIt tells
policy merchandise
povesun
reachedthe final hereh
away prevailing hough-sO the prices
o favor
snotas in hardly
pencils mighty
couldn't saving wanted toheres O-days proofs
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Clearance Sale of
Desirable Pictures

We are clearing out our stocHroom Of
pictures to make room for the fall goods
and We are offering you at the picture de-
partment, pictures at a special reduction.
The stock includes a good variety Of
catchy and pleasing subjects that will
meet the requirements of each member OF
the family. Here are pictures for the
parlor. den, diningroom, smokingroom,
library hall. sleepingroom, clubhouse or
college room. Prices range from &c to
800.
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Sale of Fall
Wedding Gifts

BY q fortunate purchase we secured a
limited quantity OF silver plated knives
ana forks. they are quadruple plated. i2
pennyweight silver. over white metal. II
we had the makers name on them they
would have cost us more money; we had
them marked with our name which Is
equally as good a guarantee, and we offer
them during this sale at the prices quoted
below. An excellent opportunity to buy
your fan wedding gifts at a saving.
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearing Among
Dress Goods
Speclal

Special.
Black AIohair SS inches wide ......5 soc
Black Mohair, 40 inches wide ..... 59c
Black Mohair. AZ inches wide. e........75c
Black Mohair. A inches wide. ......S1.OO
Black Sicilian, A inches wide ....S1.0O
Black Wolfe. 40 inches wide ....... .S5c
Black Wolfe. 46 inches wideA4.....si.2
Black Nuns Yelling Ss inches wide.
SOC
Black Nuns Yelling. a inches wide,
-t.f 75c
Black Chiffon Panama; extra quail
ity. So inches wide, $1.s5; and gray
shower proof suiting. AZ inches
wide .-...-..........-....... toc
Black and gray plaid suitings, 90
inches wide .......................S ..Sl.00
Evening journal., 1906-08-10


yudor screens, 4 It., were si,5o, now HlS
vudor screens. 6 It.. were se.l6 now $50
vudor screens. IT,. were s2.e5, now 800
Plain bamboo screens. 6 IT,, were 9oe,
now ..............,......s...s.
Plain bamboo screens, 8 It.. were $40.
now ...........................
plain bamboo screens. 10 IT,, were $50
now ......................... '-'''>LvO
Green bamboo screens. G IT,, were sl.i5.
now ........ss'..s.s....'.'ss' ''''''''-''''''0
Green bamboo screens, 8 IT,, were Si5o
now .....,...-........'....... .Sl.o0
Green bamboo screens. 10 IT., were s1.s5.
now .....................''.s. 20
Green bamboo screens. II IT,. were s2.25.
now '..............'.....'...' ...''.......s.s.Sl- 90
These screens all have a drop Of s It
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
Lace and Embroidery
Reductions

In no other department in. this large
store viii the clearance sale be Of more
benefit than in our lace and embroidery
department. Here are odds and ends
possibly a few yards Of this or perhaps
only enough Of some other 10 make the
finishing touch for a pretty corset cover
or sleeve or neck bands.
Embroidery and insertions; dainty pat
AtlNo ssssssssssfsssssssss fsANl 10 QUO W.
Corset cover embroidery; formerly sold
for S5c to 60c; now ......25c. SOC and SOC
Val and Insertions; p yds. 10 the piece.
60c TO $40 apiece.
Black allovers ...................75c 70 $3.50
Not allovers, white and cream,
75c to $3.50
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearance of
Housefurnishing Goods

believe cannot
.hanr raaacana a redaeed
Evening journal., 1906-08-10
August Clearing Sale Of Linen

DON'T "fl whore
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Amanda T.. Cole and Lin
Cole, her husband by their certain deed
Of trust dated the 2lnd day OF January,
1901. and recorded in the Recorder s
Office of ST. Francois county, n decd
book 81, page 6I2, conveyed to the I'M
dcrsigned, Parkhurst Slceth. trustee, all
their right, title, interest aud estate, ~
and to the following described real
estate situated in the county of St
Francois, State OF Missouri, viz:
Their undivided onc.cighIh part OF
the following described real estate: Lot
Q, block NJ, IN the town OF Leadvillc;
lot 1, block VI, in the town of Leadyillc;
also lot S, block ID, OF the town OF Lead
vile, as shown upon private plat OF said
town. All OF that portion OF survey No.
2II6. twp. 81 north, range S east, de-
scribed rs follows, towit: Beginning at
the northeast corner Of said survey, run
ming north So degs., west 10 o4 chains,
thence south 7 dcgs., west 1904 chains
to stone, thence north 50 degs., west
$3.50 chains on division line between
Nancy Burks and Catherine Herod to a
stone in old road, thence south degs.,
west I7.75 chains along the middle Of
said old road to the center of the county
road, thence along said road south 65
degs., east 1904 chains to the northeast
corner of Collin Hardy's tract, thence
along said road 81 degs., east I9.2S
chains. south 79 dogs, east J chains,
south 66I dogs. east Gao chains, south
6S dogs, east S.44 chains, south 90 dogs
east COS chains, south ST. dogs, east
Goa chais to east line of said survey,
thence north 7 degs., east $40 chains
to the beginning, containing 1903
acres; also 3S.2o acres, part of northeast
quarter and part of southeast quarter
and southwest quarter, and part OF the
southwest quarter. section IS, twp. 81,
range S east; also 1850 acres, part OF the
north fractional half of the northwest
fractional quarter section 80, twp. 81,
range S east,
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment OF their
certain promissory note in said deed
described and whereas the said note has
become due and is unpaid, now there
fore. in accordance with the provisions
OF said deed of trust, and at the request
OF the legal holder of said note, | will
proceed to sell the above described real
estate at the court house door, i'll the
city of Pennington, in the county of St.
Francois, State aforesaid, to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction on
SATURDAY, MARCH 24th, 1906,
between the hours of niue in the fore
noon and FIVE in the afternoon of that
day, to satisfy said note, together with
the cost and expense OF executing this
trust. PARkHuRSI SLEEIH,
Trustee.
Dated this goth day Of February, 1906.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16
Tribute Of Respect

Whereas, our venerable brother, DR..
George W. Williams, full of useful
years, long life well rounded Out
with good deeds and an irreproachablC
character, has been called BY the
Sovereign Grand Master of the Uni
verse from the lodge terrestrial to the
lodge celestial; therefore be it resolved
by 81. Francois Lodge No. As | O.
20 F..
1st, Tina, in the death Of Brother
Williams this lodge has lost its oldest
and one Of It's most rcvercd member
q brother Odd Fellow for nearly "a
years; one who in the everyday walks
Of life practicpd in the highest sense
those cherished virtues Of our beloved
order, Friendship, Love and Truth, y
and who, in all the relations of life,
recognized the Fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood OF man.
ID. That, though his family miss
his daily presence and those cndear-
ing ties of home that bound him so
tenderly to them here on earth, he has
left them the undying heritage of a
name that is honoreh wherever il Is
known, n character pure and nnsuIIled'
Christian faith that is elCvatng and
inspiring, aud an assurance that he
II
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-03-16

How much money will the average
farmer of ST. Francois county clear
this season? Every man, woman and
child in the county is lirrclly or in
directly interested in this question, lot
agriculture is NJ the basis Of all pros
pcr,y. Weather, market conditions
and many other causes will enter into
the calculation, but the energy, indus
try and good common sense Of tie
farmer aud hi~ family are the most im.
portunt factors Our farmers are the
most progressive in the country aud
are always on the alert for the best
methods Many Of them ATE sub
,cribcrs for The Farmer and Stockmau,
of Kansas City, Missouri, an exponent
Of both practical and scientific agricul-
turc; and moany more are seeing each
year the importance Of reading good
agricultural paper. The Pennington
Times is glad to announce that il
has made excellent clubbing arrange
mcnts with the Farmer and Stockman.
Come in and subscribe for it next Time
you are in town. 1t will cost you but
small amount in comparison with its
value, and it will help you to make
money with your farm.
We will send you for one year
The Pennington Times, price ~ 90
The Farmer and Stockman LOO
The Farm Gazette (monthly) 80
The liomemaker (monthly) 30
$500
For the sum of only Sl.2j.