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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

A bomb was exploded in Republican
ranks on Monday by the letter OF Phil +.
Stewart declining the nomination for
governor because of tho nomination OF
Justice Gabbert after tho governor was
named. Mr.. Stewart says that this was
contrary 70 agreement. aud thera are
some rumsrs that MIR. Evans really do
sired to carry out his contract with Stew
ar. and give Gabbert only large COM
plimentary vote. but that Gabbert received
votes from unsupported quarters by
which he was Unexpectedly nominated on
the first ballot. Howeye. this may be.
the committee appointed to fill Yaeaoeies
and the state central committee are con-
ferring with tho party leaders Throughout
the state. and the chances arc that tho
vacancy will be filed to the satisfaction
Of the party and the outlook for decisive
victory in November in no manner weak
ened. Hon. G. w. Swink Is in the minds
OF tho committee as one Of several prob
able men TO I'LL tho vacancy. and no
stronger man could bc selected.
La,er-wa open the forms TO announce
tha. Chancellor Buehtel Of Denver Uni
versi,y has been rendered and accepted
the nomination for governor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Official Paper for otero County.
Republican Ticket.

For Reprcsentative-Earl w. Has
kins OF La Junta.
For County Clerk-Harry d. Gar
wood of Rocky Ford.
For Treasurer-G. II. Downer OF
La Junta.
For Sheriff-Harry P. Badger oi
Rocky Ford.
For Assessor-Henry w. Adsmond
of Manzanola.
For Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Carrie L. Money.
For County Commissioncr-D. l.
McPhillimy OF Fowler.
For Coroncr-J. II. Burr OF Rocky
Ford.
For Surveyor-Bcrt R. Bcymer OF
Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Notice OF Asjus.meu, Day.
Esr%sJg,eeEI EEErEH O. ''i.'SHsri!Ern.p ri

CsTATroTr PETER O. EI.iSagEi.rEn DE.
II CtsStns
Ilsu urirfsisursi hsvins isrsa aprsaiatssi
Espcu'rsN ns estate - iHrsrF a. k1ius feitrf,
late - ttls Cuuusy - usrlu in silr state -
g1anfusiFs fiH'rasfi T. hrfuli F1Ses ~ ~ tisai
she viii ausrzf h7susp ,ii-s 'a5unt S1urt -
sbi Wtrtgs ttsuutts A. isE lU1Es llHusH n ~
Juntas iu ssil twuutYs 30 NInsis5s tNn siih
T. WrissFs 4 n Ur satl dHFs at sfss'f Sims 10
tssFzsrias rFafs p TiHag aaa0Esf s7EH fr 1Hr
fssi lisHl a't gssjt 'Fsi &C. H' 8 .Er eAr .Ifa
rasr ug HsNtas ta's siassa . " .s'sea. NiT g"fa
SONS 10 .HI'fHsi o. sas4 ritat. aH= #.sasaas ia
fHss' iuHsatisi" l=lIssFat 20 sas aafl
aGsHl
tt,fs' 10 - tur's. -a'srsia. stiia 80. tag
~ AugraI fs ~ taH
At.rEEA q. EIsfNrytt.r - wr gt'syI
- SO estate ~ pvsFr 80 sH Do
UgAegal4 .ht5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Peaches at,hs Egbsf; Ranch. Grand
Valley. fst sas cen: per psass and %.
le-tEp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Shall Rocky Ford secure the pseasy.
tc-tan CuilrEcY

4 rrsstiag Of ei.gzsas was called fof
TUESDAY evening a. lie eFsfa hsass 70
p'An Ter securing The Presbyterian col
lsgu. The rain causing small ausns-
arcs he meeting was sdsaafnsd 70 tSe
asses o. ssssls & ln-fshaIn and app5.a,sd
W. c. Steele. ~. n. Nelson ard II. J.
Sprinkler committee 20 arrange tes an
adjourned meeting =. odd Fellows hall
m6aday evening nsT: a; 1880.
whls La Jga;a Is working hard and
making large premises RnsSY Ford is 20,
Ia the eofnps;;soa. II VIC furnish al as-
esFssbis ste ard enough nsasy 20 build
the fifss buildings required gss will have
an even chance with any ether i9ealiiy
fer securing the college. Our natural and
n5sai advantages arc great and We sure
~ have fighting eharsa~ ios this zTsa.
educational ptsss.
AL who are interested. ani Ibis sheu'd
insia4s svcry citizen u Rocky Ford.
should be on hand Hsnssy night 10 give
the infusnss Of gfsssnss and voice 20 ;his
inpaf;aa; rnovsnsas. which means yary
much Il successful.
Our water supply has been named By
eompsii;srs az handicap. bg; in this
feature ~s are surely supsfi8r 10 Psssls.
Csnsa City or La Jdnia. Our artssiaa
water when placed in eissstas and set
sis5 has no superior in the state.
The COMMITTEES Of investigation viii be
in Ressy Ford the FIRST Of nss, week and
thsir decision will b reported in os-
sobsr.
Let there be a very large turn cut
asndaT night that RoeIY Ford may DO
It's whole duty IN relation 10 ;his msss de-
sifshis enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

The Enterprise Of last week contained
reading advertisement Of a certain
strain oi sansal5ups which took firss pfizs
az ;hs late fair. The Enterprise has besn
The suhisst 81 sosna criticism fer the in
ssri'on ci the article bat can only say
that we ssnuss undertake 70 edit O.
change coy Of advertising matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Tha eastern papers rsp5'tihat the later
arrivals o! Rocky Ford eaataloapss have
bssn ban 70 use slang phrase. not
bsinE nearly Up 70 the nigh R6ssy Ford
standard. Growers ard shippers sh5als
ascertain the cause q this dropping in
guality and fad 4 remedy. Other seq
tons are using Eossy Ford seed and ii
we DO not keep ~ the quality the ktkan-
sas valley will Lose Us reputation as the
great center of tis finest santaioguss
grown. Oas trade paper suggests tha.
our sol is EivirE out and cannot pfoduss
the quality which gave the valley its
great reputation. This is not the case.
but there are causes for the poor Fcods
concerning which the eastern consumers
kick so vigorously. The bad condition in
which many shipments reach the east is
due 10 the slow railway ssrviss. il being
most unsatisfactory. The ano37t Ct
shipments is rapidly dsersasiss.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
FREE SCHOL-
LARSHIPS AT
COX COLLEGE.

AS gratuitous service to The State.
Cox College and Conservatory proposes
to give free scholarship to every con
gress 'onal district in Georgia, These
s holarshlps entitle the holders 10 any
lne'aly course without cost, and some o1
the brightest students in the instlt~tior
are benehciaries Of these grants. These
scholarships are now available i'll the First,
Third Sc, enlh, Eighth aud Eleventh
Congressional Districts, and will be
awarded by competitive examinations,
Those desiring to apply FIR these scholar
ships will be furnished full information
upon application 10 the President Cox
CoIege, College Park, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
That Affidavit that said Hoke was going
to be an I"depent Candidate
Is Another Canard.

We believe with Bro Mcintosh that
this thing is not any evidence, aud will
only nurJ the one that got it up and uses
il. You can fad the affidavit Id the Wed
nesday evenings issue Of the Albany
Herald. And BRO Nc. stlictures on it.
To say the least Mcintosh is somewhat Of
fair minded man about this and other
things. And Bro Nc is not a Hoke
Smith man either.
Affidavit says that some man told some
man that some other man or some such
bosn saig that Hoke Smith told the pop
uIiss tLat he was goingto runindependant.
Whats the use to run Independent. Its
all over but the Scouting, and blocking
the soh4m3s to steal lIoke out by that
kooe Geraninm committee, Clark amt
runnins in 80 counties to-day.
OF course they expect Clarks folks to
vote solid and make the men they can toll
aside believe they are supporting some Of
the tin cans, bat we mnst look out for that
All The rings and trusts AID that gang
will vate for Clark, and try to fool the
Others into voting for the tin cans.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
oar Position.

VIZ have several personal letters which
we calt afford as gentleman to pub
lsh, Pne of these we have been prohibit.
ed Iron publishing, we published ONE al
our own expense, and it was claimed as a
purely personal letter later. However
we have the proofs. and the LOCALS
were marked personal letter was as we
received it to publish the thing, we did
so.
We have received no cash or check to
pay for any OF this, and don't need an,
10 do Vt perhaps. This much is sure we
are not going to have our paper swamped
with 2opages Of things don't relate to
this campaign at all, and we would much
prefer the real authors 70 siga things in
their own name if they wart TO hit their
nelghbors, I'VE can be hit ourselves a,
much rs the whole crowd wants to Lit Us
we don't care, We are able to defend GU.
selves against the attacks of the whole
bunch, and still mind The gap, we ask no
quarter at alb But we will not publish
direct personal abuse of the good gentle
men who happen to be in this or that
community. We will discuss sues.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
We Need The Money 4.

We have been over run with job work
this week. One contract for 5000 impress
lions for one man, besides others. We
are strictly up in this kind of
work, and with man short we are almost
over,run TO get out the paper, when you
think about it and that our type is small
and lean, you can appreciate some of the
work to get out Of this paper.
Hope to rave lull force next week to do
you nice job in job work, and give you
fne paper besides-But bows please all
send i'll your subscriptions we need the
money to hit hard Hoke Smith and Geor-
gias redemption.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

For Jim he vowed no dude could be
A husband fit Termater.
Now Jim he loved his Barter Rose,
The fairest Of the feels,
A dueish youth had won her heart
Town marshall came to kneel.
But youth and marshall rivals fierce.
Arose and came to blows;
The rose they sought TO pluck was sho, i"
Ohwoe that STRIFE AROSE.
And when they saw what they had done,
They sadly joined their cries;
T.ey both Arose they cried O-Rose,
O-Rose O-Rosa arise.
c. II. BEAzIEY,
In Southern Cultivator.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

To Boston, Mass, Account American
Medical Association, June So, 1906 and
first Church Of Christs Scientists, June 10
= 1906. Low excursion rates VIA all rail,
also via Savannah and steamer For to-
tai rates, dates Of sale, limits, etc, apply 70
nearest Ticket Agent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
See Your Tickets Right.

Boys don't take the tickets at all until you
know its right. Dent vote these published in
the papers. vote open and be sura you have
the right form. we haven't got one yet from
the chairman as correct Vote open tickets.
Any candidate left off makes the ticket void.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Hoke Smith will beat, all joined togeth
er aud if you want bets on the other side
you can get as many as you want, wen
direct you to the place and see your mon
e. put up against a certainty.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
When other medicines
Excursion Rates.


VIA Central OF tIeOT8Ia LNdIIWdy
To ouisville, Ky., Account HON e.
coming week for Kentuckians, June 1917
1896; one fare plus 25c round Tip. Tick
cts on sale June 10th, nth and 12th; final
limet June 23rd, 1906, except that extern
sions can be obtained under the usual con
ditions.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
Cured hemOrrhages of
the 1un gS.

Several years since my lungs were SO
badly affected that Ihad many hemonhag-
es, writes A. M. AXE, of Wood Ind, -
ook treatment with several physicians
without any benefit. then started to take
Toley's Honey and Tar, ana my lungs are
as sound as q bullet recommend il in
advanced stages OF lung trouble" Pc
ley.s Honey ard Ter stops the coughs and
heals the lungs and prevents serious re
from a coldr Refuse substitutes. Longs
Drug Store ~elsburg Ga.
When other medicines
have failed.
take Foley'o Kidney Cure It hes cured
when everything else has disappointed.
Longs Dug store Leesburg Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
Jim Johnson's Barter.

The bard Of Pig Skin Precinct, SCOTS EN-
ulsion Smith hath sent us tae following
Which he saith is but pun pun a fame
and the sad that can& to mis- D.rter.'
Jim Johnson was farmer man,
Aud mules and pows had lie,
He soiled his pIo@s, Luz plowed his soil
His song WAS glad and free
He raised his corn and corned his beef,
And laid upon his snelvcs,
He oorned his pigs and hogs and mules,
His toes they corHed themselves.
He turned his turnips mp and then
Turned up lie lana alound,
No burrows came upon his bow,
He laid them on his glounu,
He had the finest garden truco,
Twas very natd 20 Beet,
You'd never cal his Eaters, Pa,
Twas tators that he cal
lie labored hard from morn till eve,
He planted lots Of grain,
And though nc a,'nt counted bad,
WAS Often raising Cane.
The English language well he used,
And wrote its words with ease,
Aud thou h he grew all else he tried,
Ha tailed m lItuIiG,l Peas
He raised his food and hogs he had,
So-Sage was he that when
A thousand authors starved around
His meat was III his pen.
The red ham gave its odor off
Like spice rom pot aud skillet,
lie had no lack Oh meal to use
But often mad to NIilI-it
His meadow fence was rlmned around
Win blooms Of cowslps too.
But al. he eve, sought 10 find
" as cracAs the cowsllps through.
liz built his ience so strong and high
He swore twas rails enough,
And when old Cutf would steal Ills rails,
Esd cuff anu rail al Cur.
y doz6n COWS W>Ie IN his OF,
Aud when the price Was htgn
He sent bus hrklns all to town,
and lie, lie butt r-ly
he always k pit STOCK OF calves,
And put them inlo BED,
And when his wifi had married him,
TWO calves his wife had wed.
Ills horse was damned by thoroughbred,
u nuest racing strain,
And wAeu she Alcked his shafts LII two
He DAMNED her once again,
An educated man was he,
AS all the land agrees,
He often plowed TO spell his hands,
And laught his mules their Gees.
But cats npon the porches racked,
With songs his D1aln by night,
AT Last u cataract was formed
10 dim his failing sight.
Cried Jim 'tls sad this blindness is
Alas my soul il tries
The garden tubers Irish are
But have no need Of eyes.
His taste for fancy clothes was slight
A Sunday suit perchance,
But still his farm was trousercd well,
His dog made lots Of pants.
His brush was filled with falling hairs
His heard coil Lardly spare,
But still he often searched the brush
Nor found a single hare.
His goats were fierce dare affirm
SO bad alas they did
II but chlld should cross he field
They'd al Goat the kid
His Barter round bis garden strolej,
No lover dared await her
TTG YOTTP IN
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

The ring canI date has lost out, lhay
they have taken him down in all but about
60 counties.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
Parson Jeems wright's Phitosopy.

Parson Jeems virgins Phitosopy.
Dat man whuts allus tall:in' much
Is mos in genrul gass.
De men whnt's loudes in de chuch
Amt gwine to hebbcn fas'
Dat man whut brags erbout his crap,
Et de Jacks wus knowed.
Is shore ter be dat sorry chap
Dont craps cepon de road.
De rooster cack1es louder dan
De hen whut allus lays
De trifin sorter lazy man,
Is got de biggis' ways.
De sweetes' singin mawllin bird,
IS got de PLANES coat,
Dat Pea Fowl dude as all is heard
KANT sing single note.
De man whut talks bout onnfs way,
An onnes sogter life,
Is jess de kim whut nebber pays
But hidrs benin his wife.
De slickes' sorter looln dswg,
Will end de race de las
DE man whut plays de rale, rode hawg,
Mos gearul habs pass,
De man whit goes away fun home,
An swells an btags aroun
Mos genrul biggis' so5ter bum,
Whuts ebber bin in town.
De dram whuts reddes in de flask,
Mos genrul fail ter see,
De still A tell. fails ter ask,
HITS ali SO good ter me.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
Estill, the deserter, amt in it.

Clark is just the tin can tied to the tail
Of some black horse. Does Hamp want 10
be Governor.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Big lin with his Lucindies wont carry
three counties.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

How are 30 counties going to nominate
him.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03
TO CURE A COLD I'm ONEDAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist refund money if it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES signature
on each box. 25c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

TO LGre Constipation forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. iOc or ZScs
IL g. c. @. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Tn Knoxville Fem, Account Summer
School ofthe South, Jnne 1927 1906, one
are plus IS cents round trip. Ticket on
sale June 18th 18th 10TH 23rd cath goth
July 9TH 18th and I5th, 1906 final limit
IS days except that extension to September
goth can be obained under the usual con-
ditions.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-03

Now dout it look real shoddy, we mean
the new school lot with its weeds and
briars around it, would take very little
money, much less than is spent many a
time for a baseball game Of strife and gam
bling in results, to make our school yord a
thing of beauty and credit our town. We
We believe when they thiuk Of the weeds and
grass all around our new school house, the
citizens will only be too glad to subscribe and
help fix it up.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
soME CORRECTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS.

EDITOR CENSOR | notice an article in
the CENSOR for July 4th, purported to
be copied from the Madison Democrat,
which among other things, saws in sub
stance, while Commissioner Beck does
not say factories follow the saloon, he
leaves such an idea TO be inferred. u
There Is not syllable in the entire re-
port which would lead anyone to read
any such meaning into it. If any of
the readers of the CENSOR desire to
know what the Commissions" says in
this report will be glad to mail a copy
to all who will send me their names
and addresses.
In another column of the same paper
you say that in the current number of
the General Merchants Review" /
have contributed an article which says
what nearly everybody knows to be a
fact that the failure of cooperative
stores in this country is due to lack of
business alb lity of the operators" This
is one among many reasons given why
cooperation is not success in the
United Statea This article Is taken
from report just issued by this bureau,
and | will be glad to mail copy TO all
readers of the CENSOR who may desire
1t. Respectfully yours,
]. ID. BECK,
Commissioner Of Statistics.
Madison, July 0, 1906.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
tFrom the oashton RECORD

Several sticks of dynamite were ex.
ploded on Main street Fourth of July
night which made an awful noise. One
large stick caused the breaking of four
large windows in p. Dolan's store build
ing and two in Theo. Senzs building
and one in p, Hanson's hardware store.
At meeting of the village council
six licenses were granted for saloons in
Cashton. Those who will conduct them
are Carl Uselman, Frank Rudolph, H.
Fl. Lauffenberg, e. E. Mitby, Berg
Brothers and Frank Mashak. The IL
cense is $500 each, making g., 900 in all.
Last Friday evening, during severe,
electrical storm, lightning struck. In
two different places, the large new barn
on the farm of George Seitz, east of
town, and set fire to the same. Two
hired ven, VIM. johnson and Fred
Thorn, n, were in.the building at the
time and were badly shaken up A hen
that was in the path of the lightning
had all her feathers scrGped clean from
one side of her body, and pasted on
nearby post, but she soon recovered
from the shock and ia at present laying
her usual number of eggs. With the
assistance of neighbors, the fire was
extinguished after Il hard fight. At one
time 1t looked as if it would be impossi-
BILE to save the building.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Appleman's Corners Celebrates.

A good time was accorded to all who
chose to celebrate The glorious Fourth
of July at Applemsns grove, town of
G nton. Joviai John Bold acted as
president of the day and commencing
at eleven o'clock, the following program
was carried out: Song, America" by
the Dell choir; Invocation by VIM
Dolen Of Clinton; Reading of the Dec
iarsiion of Independence by ID. f.
Mains of Viroqua; Address by Hon
H. P Proctor of Viroqua. which was
very interesting and much appreciated
by those present, closing with three
cheers and tiger for "Old Glory !"
Song by the Dali choir, Star Spangled
Banner.
Picnic dinners were ir order and this
proved to be one of the plea aiantest
hours of the dav. The afternoon was
spent in making merry by having
several different races, even the boys
who wore the blue" ran race in which
VIM Mickey came ont winner and Cal
vim Rneh a close second or course
the otner places of Amusement. Hon
Al Fl. Dahl who had accepted an invi-
tation to address the people, appeared
~ tulrr " CtoCh HdFiAE rPuhcu hb Wtht-
by in the forenoon While his speech
was on the struggles and experiences
of our fore fathers 1t was also directed
along lin of economic qusRtious" Of
the day
The writer is informed that the sue
cess of the celebration was largely due
10 tn eff )rts of Sim Collins John Bolds,
Geo Al pleman and VIM. Dolen.
"a VISITOR "
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
MAIL ORDER HOUSES A MENACE.
Sears, Roebuck a Co. are Offering for
Sale Stock in Their Concern.

We are in receipt of one of the cireu
lars of Goldman, Sachs 81 Company o.
New York, offering for sale stock in the
mammoth mail order house Of Sears
Roebuck & Co which has Just been In
They show in this circular that their
sales laet year was nearly $40, 900, 00C
and their net profit oves all charges 81,
SOS. O61. 81. They propose to pay seven
per cent dividends on ten million dol
lars and four per cent on thirty million
dollars after they have q surplus of two
and half million dollars in the treas
ury They say further that they sell
over ak million customers throughout
the United States. The officers of the
company have signed statement which
recites that it SELLS this enormCcs
amount WITHOUT THE EXTENSION OF
CREDIT, THE TERMS BEING CASH BE-
FORE DELIVERY" They do this for
the purpose of inducing bankers and
others TO take some of this enormously
watered stock.
Is IL possible farmers and others will
lend their aid in furthering the interests
and enormous profits of this gigantic
trust on this watered dtock2 Let far
BbOD IOE ~ IuOHi6uB WlAJ
their aid to the mail order houses means.
1t means In the first place the utter des-
truction of the local merchant and the
ruin of those who purchase the products
of the farm. 1t Iaeans the destruction
of your home cities and villages. Your
taxes must be increased by reason of
this and your market gone. Not one of
these mail order houses will buy any
part of your farm produce. Again when
adYersity should overtake you-a fail
ure of your crops or devastation by q
cyclone-when all but your farms may
go, will these mail order houses then
extend you any credit or give you dol
lar to assist You in getting started
again2 No, absolutely mol
Anybody who takes the time for an
analysis OF business proposition can
understand how completely this CASH
BEFORE DELIVERY system puts the
buyer at the complete mercy of these
houses This is their main reliance for
selling inferior merchandise at the price
of first class goods. Take to your local
merchant any order you are thinking of
sending to any of these mail order"
houses and we think he will be glad to
furnish you the articles you desire as
cheap If not cheaper. Besides you will
know you are getting first class article
or You can return it. Look at these fig
ures of the business as shown by them
selves of this one firm of Sears, Roe
buck x Co during the wear 1905:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
A Beautiful Picture Book for the Asking,

Daring the year now closing more
than one thousand persons, young and
old, from tw I've states aud seven for
eign countries have been received at the
Agricultural College, Madison. While
the college is of the greatest useful
ness 1t is fact that many of our citi-
zsns know little or nothing about it,.
To better acq1aint those 1t serves with
what it is doing, the college has issued
an attractive picture book, giving some
thirty views of the college ground
buildings, laboratories, farm animals,
etc Every reader who wishes copy
of this beautiful picture book should
send n request on postal card addressed
to W. A. Henry, Dean, College of Agri.
culture, Madison, Wisconsin.