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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10

SGEAOuHs r oflcer-I have grave charges against Prisoner--what are they? Oficer-Robbing graves.
 0bedfent. your sister half of that apple? Bobbie-'Cause you said never to do things by halves
 Overheard. Her puppy. love finally induced her to name the day" "Yes; every dog has his day
 Easier, SPolly-That new silk waist doesn't match your hair---will you change it? Molly--The hair--yes.
 Compelling. He has quite compelling way? Yes; he compelled me to pay all I
 I'm the City. She has a complexion like a rose. !" "Yes; you have to pay for roses.'
 High. she. always had such high-fown well, she forever imagined she would some day be an angel"
 His Idea. Teacher--Archibald what domestic animal furnishes you with food? Archie-The cook. Every time he argues about the here after he gets hot" 'Wen, that's natural"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
While.

Once in while somebody says: You're looking well today. No, thanks--I shan't sit down just now - haven't time to stay just dropped in because I thought that ten I'd better pay Once in while this happens
 Once q Tn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10

Just how bitterly and absurdly par is shown by the position taken by Con- gressman Fuller, of Illinois, in a recent speech on the Statehood bill He gave as a reason for voting for the bill that the Democratic National Convention had declared for separate Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Here was no question of right or wrong. none of conscience or conviction, but a deter imitation to support measure because Democrats opposed 1t. That is a brand of statesmanship that good men will hardly feel called on to approve or follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
The Iden!

A rooster by a barnyard fence
 On growing would insist. But the hen said STOP! I laid the Then she scratched him off her list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10

That our Northern friends see and feel the black peril" is shown by the following extract from a communica- tion in The Philadelphia Ledger by one of the most prominent men of that city:
 How long. Lord. how long! will the people endure the almost daily outrages upon our women by black brutes ID semi human form? How long will we suner our highways to be path of ter TOT in which no white woman may dare walk unprotected-fearing in each shadow and behind each bush a turk fate from which, if life is spared, the soul suffers a fate far more terrible than death itself?
 What are we to do? Stand by with our hands folded and see each day reap a harvest of homes destroyed, of women and of children often little more than infants attacked and outraged upon the public highways and even in their own hornes by such foul fiendS?
 The sentimentalist and negro lover of the North will answer: Such things are awful and deserving of the seVerest unishment but the negro race should not be condemned for the sin of the in- dividual, There are decent, hard-w ing steady negroes. These do not sin against our race and are to be com mended and helped We cannot act men suffer"
 To such I reply that out of their own mouths has come the question and its answer. The sin of the individual Is the sin of his race when the individual does not work and becomes vagrant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
wInter Has Keen Mild.

WInteF HuA HeeM NNIIu'
 It is the season of the year for the coal mans supremacy, the ice mans humiliation, and the suffering of the public from the jokes that arise there- from, but this year has been unsea- sonable. The ice man continues to do a little business, while the coal man sits around and hopes for a cold spell.
 Indicative of the miidness of the present winter, the local agent for well known brewery said yesterday that his house had shipped to Mont gomery since the opening of the sup posedly wintry season almost as much beer as for corresponding length of time in the summer months. Really he said, there was little difference in our business for the January recently passed and that of last August. Ordi- narily, at this season, the Tom and Jerry and Hot Scotch infringe upon our prerogatives as suppliers of the public's beverages, but for the winter 1905 5-O6, such has not been the case"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
ours very truly.
 Henry A. Barker.

The great reservations west of the Mississippi are right and We have no disposition to undervalue them or to complain at the action of the Govern ment in making them and keeping them up. Those reservations contain in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
Al Pythian Convention.

G. G. Miles, Grand Keeper of the Records and Seal of the Grand Lodge of Alabama Knights of Pythias, J. Lee Holloway and O. C. Minter, three we'll knowh Pythians of Montgomery, re- turned yesterday from Columbia, where Convention held in Alabama. It will he remembered that the last Grand Lodge divided the State into ten dis tricts and the Columbia meeting was the first that followed this division (. The three Montgomerians were de- lighted with the meeting. They de- clare that the attendance was intensely terest to members of the order was transacted. The people of Columbia were very hospitable and served a ban ouet that the Montgomerians say would have done credit to a much larger town.
 MT. c, M. Ragland of Paris, Texas, is in town on visit to his brother, General Manager w. H. Ragland, of the Montgomery Traction Company.
 IS. Kennedy of Birmingham was yesterday appointed a Notary Public by the Governor.
 Messrs. J. M. Steiner and c. B Her bert of Greenville came to town last night.
 Hon. Thomas H. Clark of Washing ton. D. C., is in Montgomery.
 MT, L.. H. McCurdy of LOwhdesboro is in town.
 MT. Frank Req of Birmingham is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
IT sHOULD BE DONE.

The Advertiser is in receipt of the following letter, which practically ex- plains itself:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
DriftWccd
BY PHIL M. ARMSTRONG.
Once in a While.

Once in q while somebody says. I'm glad to see you, Bill" Then grab my hand with a feeling warm. which makes my heart stand still, on me and drink your fill. Once in a while this happens
 Once
 In
 A n While
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
In yindication of Wallace.

MT. Frank Req of Birmingham i the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10

Offlcer-I have grave charges against you.
 Prisoner-What are they? Officer-Robbing graves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

lov % ihoy must apparently of be
Ioft behind.
DO is more or less stranro ihHi Mf
Tar should largely profit by ihis woe
rest which has laid hold upon the
people There is worry little in come
mon between tho Kousovcli style and
iho Taft style. aside from the dee
rpii0n 90 high ideals and q habit or
hitting straight ont from the shoulder
n0 matter where tha blow NAV t
M ihis latter thlng Taft has oui-
kooseveltcd Roosevelt There is
nothing IN The career of the prtsideni
sf least Boz hls latter day career io
compare with Mr. Tans speech in
ohio last year ln which he aavarely
attacked the Republican organization
In Cincinnati and was .urggly respuu-
sihle. 30 O. ls charged, for a Demo
cratic Victory 100 that state Mr. Roos-
oyelt. lu bis Younger DAYS. was some
thing OF free lance ln politics hut
W latc wears De- has been hard a1
fest Republican. s0 Gar nj regard f0F
rary organization is concerned
10 So Taii ls the man Of the honr
eF so many Republicans think ho Dr.
lhay must NOT expect be- viii ho re
n'ca of Mr. Roosevelt W. TEE h7.
% s'ronr personality uf bis own. and
! thc Tar mind does NOS work in il'
same groove as does ihr Pnoeav
I mind lt mav ho that che TAFT school
nf Republican politics viii succeed
\ fHn Roosevelt school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

that lt takes forty-slx drivers Co drive
fnrty-sla harvester Then there are
twenty three water haulora. etc, Go
say not hing oi few aupOrniendcnta
and "a rnng of men af che stnhlca to
feed and harness the mules and
horses.
" you aro used to some small or
garden variety of iHrm. ii viii mean
something io sou when you hear from
Joe Mlller-nu relation to the Joker
Of that name-that he now has out
six thmshlng OUTFITS besides the
thHshinE mnchlncH Each Ouiht needs
ten bundle wagons. ten grain wagons,
one cook wagon aud one water wag
On 10 calls for total of sixty drivers
of bundle wagons. siX engineers. six
separator men. siN water wagon drlv
els slX coal hauiera. SIS cooks. six
assistant cooks. sixty grain wagon
drivers and ihiuy-FiX pitchers ,gra.n.
not baseball Each Of these machines
thrnshos from 5000 t0 10000 bushels
0f grain daily.
incidentally Joe Miller who ls the
oldest AZ The Miller boys. owners az
l0i ranch. takes on his hni 90 the ln-
ycntor Oi che blower and stacker Zee
says o. D. one 0f she greatest labor
saving discoveries ever made An
employer of 400 mon can appreciate
that By The way there s never Hny
doarth 10 harvest hands ou lli ranch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

DO its share to swell the total vfl a
crop estimated 10 l75.O0O nsh
Sounds blu doesn't it2 We'll ts
o. biz ranch There are 10000 es
uf De-. ana 5000 acres devoted Co
wheat This iOl ranch Do whor. hey
90 thinRs un "a large fcalc
Now as tn that wheat crop Joe
Miller says-und sou believe him "
he does go about ln bic ehiri slogvea
and wears an ancient hat with sweat
stains clear oni 90 the hrim-thai be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

An attempt has been made iu Ger.
tain quarters tu make anii.hryun cap
ital uui of Mr nryaus speech boo l.on-
don ln which he seemed tu frassett
bis devotion tO the principles of 10
90 /. A number of eastern news.
papers which can see nothing bui dis
uster tor the Democratic party with
Bryan as its leader have seized upon
this uitcrance and are making 10 che
subject uf dcpreciptory editorials
IN view of this. an examination of
what Mr. Bryan really said. and Tho
circumstances under which be- nald 70,
is worth while The speech was
made az Fourth of July gathering
LOT Americans IN London, aHd q ful.
lowed u talk by Ambassador White
law Reid Mr.. Reid. as was very
proper hoasted Of American progress
and prosperity. All through his
speech there ran an undcrfone In
which be twitt "a Mr. Bryan because
~ thC iatfor's prediction that without
the free coinage Of silver no pCrun-
neni prosperity could come. Mr.
Bryaus answer Was Do Ike spirit
90 banter. and during the course of
HIS remarks, be said. when ] see
the progress my country has made
walking un one leg ! wonder what
70 would Gave done walking GOA ,wo
I legs
OF course be- referred t1 the mono
I i1ry standards aud had 10 mind that
The country might have madp greater
progress with two standards Instead
of one nui doesn't q seem a vory
small peg upon which to hang u Be.
lief that were be- again to lead an,
democracy Mr.. Bryan would. To th'
| Iight ~ present conditions advocate
the free coinage OF silver nH car.
/ dinal Democratic doctrine?
n the -irynnites of ine eas
are going to check the risiBs tide o
Bryan sentiment they Will have "a
get something more substantial thar
this London speech with which ~
scare awav the gold Democrats win
are now disposed 10 favor tho Ne
] hfuHkHn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MAKES SHAKE.UP
" rs REPORTED THAT FIFTY.
FIVE TRAiNMEN HAVE rs.
GENTLY BEEN ASKED FOR REa.
DONATIONS.

zone of the nny.nvc" g. an expires
sion when Us growing common among
railroad men. says tho Tuscon Citizen
u refers io nR ehake.up which re-
Gently took place amung southern pa.
cihc fraiumcn end includes hrakemen
and conductors on both ireiEht and
passenger trains.
% was ihe biggest Jar that han been
feu flf ing Time Changes ARE
uo nr made almost continually bur
NOS nf The prJ orIons Of the recent
one.
Local officials are rUticrnt abOu ihe
shakeup. but O. has come about as Che
result OF "spofting," watch has been
carried on fOr o considerable time.
There have been frequent reports
made at the gCncral Offices here hy
parties travelling OF ireiEhis TO the ef
feet that they were compelled io give
un the greater portion oi their money
90 ride this division. u rs against the
rules OF the company for any train
men tO carry hoboes or ans others on
freight trains unless they have per
init.
The complaints became so numor
Gus tina the company decided 20 in
Vcsiignte. "Spotters.' I'm various as
gu.ses. were sent ont Some of then
we're garued like tramps and wor,
supplied with money. n was after
they had made reports that the mp
heaval came. which hes boon The tail
| of che day among railroad men.
n 90 not set known whether the up
noavai Dr. over. or whether further res
isnafioua viii Dc requested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
PROVE IT ANYTIME.
~ the Evidence % Albuquerque PEG.
pie.

Tho DAN evidence citizens right
here al home supply % proof sufficient
10 satisfy the greatest akoptic No
yftter proof can be- had Here ID toe
cause Read ~:
Mrs. j.. Hall. of 5i9 South First ST..
says. zone Of my daughters suffered
from hachHohe for about eight months
or year. Sometimes Il was SO bad
that she was completely Frustrated
Tor a day OF 30 az a time. I read shout
Deans kidney Pills IN an Alhnqner-
que newspaper and thought they
might help my daughter and We went
90 drug store FOR a Dor. in d re-
markedly short time the mediciHa
took effect and little longer stopped
the backacho. We are pleased 90 fe.
commend noan's Kidney pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Fosier-M ilburn Co, Buffalo. n.
", sole agents l0f the United States
Remember the name Deans and
take no other s5s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
BIGGEST ONE-FARM WHEAT
CROP IN THE WHOLE WEST

Applicants always apply there drst
on the Miller ranch the harvcstcrs
cat and sieep ln ihe nold. aa ihoy arr
from one to ten miles away from The
house A cuah watson. very much IKE
The owl lunch wagons you aeo down
town n cities STAYS hy ihom nui Doe
fhc apit There D. little c0uniof in
20 and atnui f0f fHr men. while ihc
rear De- lahen un with the cnne stove
and e. Refrigeration The men eD io
bed hy The simple process III ifinr
down ON the eround p.llowiug their
heads upon shock of wheat and
pulilng q wagon over them for q come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

SHINING some three weeks ago. they
had forty siS hnrtcatcra hlcklnr un
iho bearded grain lpnuflCAi name iur
Dob. % took three horses to dfna cach
of ihcHc harvester Nh' q were nf fhe
type cutting O siX.iu0i wEih sumo 10
These swaths were paaiiy q mite long
if you want to become statistical hH
rccknn'ne iw niy bushels to tho acro
Aud aas.n Joe Miller VIII ted you.
with thc ether Miller hogs fO hack
him ur $500 each of the machines
cost from $4,000 90 81 on0 Ais1 % is
gn uniI.uuoi aud lnd.spuable feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
THANKS FROM CARPENTERS
TO DELEGATE ANDREWS


SSs6SsSSsSSggEggJ
Toe Carpenters union held I
meeting last night and among
: fhe business transacted WAS I
: resolution introduced and anani
mousIy passed thanking Hon W
. "a. AEdrews. delegate 10 congress-
. Cor securing the passage OF bin
. giving Albuquerque an appropria
ton uf 100000 for federal
. building Ia this city. and ln con
. nectiOn with the resolution stat
ga they hoped the si0o.000 would
. b. avanable soon. 90 work could
be- started on the bulldlng wiih
) 1ut any great delay
SsS6 ssS8 etsge ee'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
.ooNE TO CARLSBAD
zoe REaERVolR WORK

e. D. Cazier Of Roswell. who had
la large contract ON the Hondo reaer-
yoir and completed q Ia good time
and excellent shape. has gone 90
Carlsbad to take charge of some work
bolng done there hy the reclamation
service on the Carlsbad dam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

ln the pending c0ugressi nal eIec.
ton the work oi the recent session oi
congress is going to be- made the is.
suc ol both parties. Republican, VII
point with pride tO the rate blll. tbD
pure food 300 and other remedial log-
islatlOu These measures. thcv Wil
contend, were conceived hy a rCnu0.
licnn president and enacted ai bis bee
hest by q Republican congress Mr
Rnusovelt's popularity viii he played
as strong card
The Democrats on The other hand.
VIII tell the voters that whatever ~
good was enacted into .lw ai the roe
cent session was borrowed from uOm-
ocratic prcachmcnts hy the Reubull-
can president and by him forced upon
ON unwilling Republican majority in
congress. Much also will be made oi
he iaci that without tho help of Dom.
lOCuntlc votes the mos' hcncdciont of
these measures could not have proc
vailed. ana whatever credit is accu-
inr therefore. win boz claimed fof
ihe Democracy. Going farther. the
Democrats win recount the Republic
lean sins of omission. especially the
iaiipro iO readiusl he tlrin sched
I ulea.
The tarn Is a thing that Is causing
no little unoasincss 10 those charged
with responsibility for the Republican
congressional campaign The poopl,
are falling tariff 20 an extent NOT NJ
all roassuring. and there e. doepI,
( grounded fear that the matter mas
prove troublesome when the Demo.
cratic spellhinders open up Ia earnest
a considerable number OF R1publ..
can momhers who represent close dis.
ltrlcts are especially unhappy owe
the tarin Their people are In iay0
OF tarin revision aud they themsclvc.
have gone on record in advocacy nf ,
roadius ment of the schedules The'
are going To find u emharrasslnr O,
explain why nothing WAS done tn M
ford relief Their lot would have
boon q little more euviahle had an'
promise Of tariff revision hoon heh
Tout by the Republican leaders ln con
rrcss. but the bold stand pat position
assumed hy speaker Cannon and tdl
lothcr ruling powers leaves them wtl
little io offer when the voters dee
Inland fhe why's aud wherei0roa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
eoMorEn 70 POSITION or
TRAVELLING FREIGHT AGENT

Harvey Eycrsolc hes boon appoint
10 toe position ol travelling freight
fni iOr the southern district of the
tchison. Topeka q Santa fc with
adquartcrs IA Oklahoma City. and
has leii Topeka No take up the du-
n of his new position Nr Ever
De- has beon chief clerk in me Office
w. q. Omvey. she Topeka freieht
tent of the company
Hc entered ihe santa De- service
ben but t7 years oid as a number
Der in the yards. and has advanced
~ step nt q time until Do was APP
oi M .he oa f'ou Of chief clcrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Special CORES uuudcurf
Bliss. okla. July i3-Thla years
wheat crop in Oklahoma now De- being
thmthod, and ls promising record
breaker Figures as tu The Yield in
the whole territory OF course are lack.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

% suppose one thing you noticed
On your trip through scotland wai
the GOODNESS OF the sc0ich.
"No. didn't and that was one
thing ! missed Give me the good old
American way % puilng lots Of ic'
So it"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Railroad Topics

In thc Toreka ONCE a few years ago.
Harry Wilson. who has been tariff
clerk ln the freight office has been
appointed 90 the position Uf chief
clerk 90 succeed Mr. Eycrsnle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Modest Claims oRen Carry me Most
Conviction.

Conviction,
when Maxim. the famous gun In.
ventor, placed nis gun before com.
m.iiee Of judges he stated 10 carry
Ing power 90 be much below whai be
fch sure the gun would accomplish.
The result ~ the trial therefore was
great surprise. instead of dlsap.
p0Iniment u Is lhp same with the
manufacture of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and plarrhooa Remedy They
DO not publicly h0ast OF all this rem
ody will accomplish, bat prefer 10 lel
the users make the statements, what
they do claim d that it viii positively
cure diauhoea, dysentery pains in the
stomach and bowels, and mss never
been known TO fail. For sale hy all
drngglala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

TIE MILLER BoYs or ioi RANCH
M OKLAHOMA NOW HARVEST.
ING $4,000 BUsHEl6--stN.F FOOT
sNATHs a MILE LONG ~ TIE
MoWER-roW vHE nio Jon %
DONE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
FORTUNE FOUND
IN DEAD LETTERS

More Than $4,000 was found ia NJ
0naNNH dead letters thai have been
disposed of in the last yegr under
the direction OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General De- GuW Bee
sides money there were many vain
ahIos About 10000 was restored 90
ihe owners and the balance was
turned into iho treasury Tor rcdemp-
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
harry WAITRESS OFFERED
$4,000 10 MkRR


6ggs S66t6 tSBW 3
Mis- May iavier ihc pretty
head waitress in me lunch room =
department 81 Hnrvpy's IN ihc I
Uni1m station 90 E paso. ia seri.
Onsiy considering che proposition
Oi marriage Co q New YORK husi-
ness man. who fen In love with
her Rt the station and asked her !
20 be- his wife
Tho business man, who D. said 4
to De q millionaire. ten In love I
with Miss bawlcr 90 nrst sight
ana after making friendly hoFd
way. De- prop and offered 90
place $4,000 In q bank IN Mias
LAWYERS name. n She would ac
Ecnt him. Telling her that he
Would return fnr his answer. the
millionaire departed Cor Noealcs.
Miss LawiCr dcciucs 90 give the
came OF hpr sutton and az set
has given no Indication as fo
whether she viii accept Tho
proposal is The talh 0f The Union
station. and although the pretty
waitress Do so MT Manager Pei
low. who has seen many mar.
riaFos 10 Harvey girls, fears
ihaf be- VII soon have tu act
now head waitress
6GGg EtsSssS So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
RAILWAY CONVENTIONS.
List o. Those 20 Dc Held During late
summer soi Fall Months.

Following Us lisi of the conven-
lions Of railway officials which have
been scheduled for The late summer
aud fall months:
August 81 National Railroad Mas
ter Blncksmlths' association al Chi
cago.
september Master Cor a Loco
motive Painters association at To-
rontu Ont.
September is Association oi
Maintenance of WAY Master Painters
ul New York
October i5- American Street A. IN
.forurbau Railway association at Co
lumhus. Ohio.
October 10 American Association
lot General Passenger and Ticket
Agents at Atlantic city ~ j.
October lG Association of Railway
superintendent of Bridges and Build
inHs nt Boston. Mass
October i1--Amorlcan Association
of Railway Surgeons at Chicago.
October H. American Association
40 General Traffic Officers nt New
York CITY.
November i3 Roadmasters an,
Maintenance of Way association al
Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

a Word from lorh Wise.
Girls VII be- aWls. AN lots uv oli
women try 20 be-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
IUU6EUsWETug9gUW'
THE toi RANcH'B WHEAT
HARVEST.

- - - -
THE i0i RANcH'8 WHEAT .
HARVEST .
Estimated crop. $4,000 bush .
= ols. q
Acres m wheat. 5000 .
Self binders required ln ne .
3 harvest al. q
Q Thrqahlng outfits. six. .
Teams 90 carry away The grain, =
sixty. q
Men 10 handle the crop. 200 .
$50 ss9Rs s8ss9 ess
fort The mules 10 not sat la the
Geld They are ied nt the runch sta
hlcs. where 500 or 500 of Them are
allowed 20 fiil up on corn and oats ais
night long This .a their only meal IN
the "a hours. hut % "a one that lasts.
The i0i ranch wheat crop although
mammoth. lH not ltH only one. The
big tract ui land. leased from the
POuca Indians. also produces 100000
bushels uf corn "a year. i0ON ions ~
prairie hay 5000 toms of alfalfa has
and q supports 10000 cattle ana 5000
h0gg.
Joe Miller. 3s. conducts general SUI
perylsIon over the farm and signs tho
checks ana be- can sikh pretty biz
onos " Dee does DO % with Iced PEN
cil BE- also cOmmunes with the In
dian landlords ln the ponca t0ngue.
Next d. Zach who looks uht fnr
the 10000 cattle and the cowboys. and
who does most Of the travelling
George .a the Office man and Keeps
in constant communication with nil
parts 0f the ranch aud iho United
States by local ans louE distance tel-
ophone
They have 2n0 acres in cotton at i0I
ranch this year fhoy have more than
that in vRtcrmci0ns The cotton D.
an eKperln emf
Says Joe Miller ~ 81 turns oul
an right. we'll plant some"