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GOVERNOR IS DEAD.

6QNEhNOH - 0EA1.
Albuquerque. N. M, May s.-Ed.
muad G. Ross, OF this city, who has
been Ill several days with pneumonia.
died at tne residence of his son, Pitt
Ross. at i O'Clock this forenoon. His
recovery was not expected on account
of his advanced age.
The deceased forty years ago was
one of the most noted and most talk.
ed of men in the United States. He
was then United States Senator from
the state of Kansas and one of the
Republicans who voted against the
Impeachment of Andrew johnson,
then President of the United States,
thus undoing the Republican program
for the unseating of Johnson.
During the first Cleveland admins
tration he was governor of the Ter.
ritory of New Mexico. He was a print
er by trade and for many years also
| a newspaper editor. He served credit
| ably during the Civil War in the Fed
eral army and was mustered as
a major.
After leaving the Office of governor
of New Mexico in 1899, he settled in
Albuquerque where he had remained
ever since. He leaves several sons
and daughters, some residents of this
Territory and some of Kansas. He
was about eighty years of age.
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Caldwell is Seriously Hurt.

While running to first base in the
game against Ell Paso Wednesday,
Clyde Caldwell, who was playing
third base for the Iatitute, collided
with the Ell Paso first-baseman in
such a manner as to tear the liga-
ments loose from the bone at the
knee. The injury is quite serious,
as 1t will probably keep him on crut-
ches several weeks. Many friends
nope how fast the injury will heal.
Clyde is one of the best players of
either team in Roswell and can hardly
spared from the pitching staff.
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Mrs. ]. R. Upton, of Texico, daug

Mrs. J. R. Upton, of Texico, daugh-
Eer, Mrs. w. w. Read, of FL Paso, sis
ter, Mrs. B. c. Hyndes, of Ell Paso,
mother, Mrs. E. w. Pritchard of Dali
las, sister. and George M. Hy1des of
Ell Paso, brother, of the late Mrs. A.
ing come here after attending Mrs.
Archey's funeral at Carlsbad. Mrs.
Upton will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Prichard will be here a week
or two, but the others leave tonight
for their respective homes.
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Man Here to Start Foundry

G. Koeln, who was here three
weeks ago looking for a location for
machine shops and a small foundry
and decided to start such an institu-
ton here. returned las night from
st. Louis, accompanied by mis- wife
and son. He reports that he has clos
that his plant is shipped and ON the
way to Roswell.
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Rev. E.. Mcqueen Gray came up
from Carlsbad this morning, accom-
panying this far Mrs. Avery Turner
n Miss Virginia Cobb, of Amarillo.
who have been visiting at the Gray
home at Carlsbad. Mr.. Gray drove
out to the South Spring home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Hagerman at noon. He
will return to Carlsbad tonight.
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A. M. Whitaker arrived last night
from Huntington, w. Va, to join his
family who are here making tneir
home with Mrs. Whitaker's father,
Edward Haycock. Nh. Whitaker will
remain only for a visit. The family
is here for the health of Mr. Whit.
aker'S son,
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E. F. Connell, scherif of Deaf
Smith county, Texas, and S. Council
sheriff of Williamson county, Texas,
who have been visiting their sister
Mrs. ". p. Hollo1d, of Dexter, and
another sister, Mrs. A. J.. Cox, of
Hope, and seeing the sights in Ros-
well left this morning for their homes
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Ed Scott, who vas arrested a few
days g for throwing dice for mon.
ey at the Oriental saloon, pleaded
guilty to a Territorial charge before
Justice Welter this morning and was
given the lowest fine under Terrific
rial law, IS and costs.
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Miss Emma Anderson, territorial
missionary for the Baptist church,
came in last night from Las Vegas.
where she has been making ner head
quarters. She will row call Roswell
home.
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We desire to offer our grateful and
sincere thanks to all friends and ac-
quaintances VINO extended sympathy
and courtesy to US il the hour of sor-
row.-A. Archey and Family.
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The ladies' of the Christian church
will old their HOME MARKET Sat
urday afternoon, beginning at 200
O'Clock al the Pecos Valley Drug
Store. All kinds of home cooking.
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MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Etter arrived
last night from Gillespie, ILL.,, for a
few weeks visit with their daughter,
Mrs. D.. C. Kirkpatrick. They were
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Marguerite Etter.
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100000 to loan on irrigated farms
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege TO pay on loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 303 N. Main. opp. p. o.
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PEcoS VALLEY FARM
BRINGS GOOD PRICE

Carlsbad, N. NJ, May 9.-Peter Corn
sold his farm consisting of 20 acres
of fine farming and in the Seven Riv-
ers valley to Newton P. Wiles, of
Wellington, Kansas, for $3.50 per
acre. Mr.. Corn had one of the finest
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w. J.. Findlay, of Graham, Mo-. and
P. S. Hamilton, of Menden, Neb., who
we're here seeing the town, went to
Artesia last night.
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Mrs. F. E. Garnett and Mrs. Robert
Miller, of Taylor Ridge. HI, arrived
last night and went from here to Ha-
german, to meet relatives and locate.
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w. M. Stone, agent for the Cont
mental Oil Co., returned this morning
from a trip of three or four days to
Artesia, Hagerman and other points
south.
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We have for sale 20 acres of land
within the corporate limits of Ros-
well. This land is well fenced and in
cultivation. On the land is an arte-
sian we'll, some fruit rec and a
good six-room house. This is a splen-
did proposition at $4,000, or will
trade for good residence.-Carlton &
Bell.
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Mrs. Charles Shaver came in last
night from DesMoines, Ia, and left
today for Dexter to join relatives ia
making her home.
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L. c.. Card, formerly in the MOTEL
and saloon business at Dexter, arriv-
ecuting witness against Coldwater
Johnnie, who is accused of assault
ing Mr.. Gard for the purpose of rob-
berry.
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S. j.. Dodson, an attorney from
Hereford. who has been here for the
past week attending court, left this
morning for his home.
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Mrs. j. R. Flowers came in last
night from Memphis, Tenn, to spend
two months with her sister, Mrs. ].
R. Cothran.
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Howard J.. Basee, of Saltwater, o.
T., went to Lake Arthur last night.
He was here several days seeing the
country.
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A. Riggle, of Cleburne, Tex, came
in this morning from the south tO
remain several days: possibly to To-
cate.
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v. C. King, wife and sister, Miss
Mertie King, of Rocks County, Kan.
who were here a few days seeing the
country, left last might for Artesia.
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The Cemetery Association will NEE
Saturday afternoon at 800 O'Clock
with Mrs. Sparks at the GilkesoI
Hotel. 59t2
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r. L. Hadley, of Carlsbad, who rep
resents Jaffa, Prayer & Co., in the
lower valley, returned home last
might after a short visit.
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T. M. Dietrich, wife and baby, VINO
have been here for two months seek
ing the formers health, left this morn
ing for Cnichksha.
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A w. Whitlock, who has bee here
for the past week, left last night for
his home, Lake Arthur.
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monstrated that farming pays under
irrigation.
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j. P. Brook returned to his nome
down the valley last aight after spend
ing two days here.
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H. 1. Nowlan is expected home to
to Rockport and Galva, Ill.
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A. A. Ririe left this morning to
spend a few days at his fathers
ranch sixty miles north of Roswell.
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R. R. Griffith, of Los Angeles, Cal,
who has been lei prospecting, left
last night for Carlsbad.
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Mrs. Isaac Shively, of La Place
I'LL. came in last night and will locate
at Dexter, where she has friends.
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Miss Aileen Church went to Hag-
erman last night to visit her cousin,
Miss Millie Davidson, for a week
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VIM Dooley returned to Artesia
last night, having spent two days
here on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Michel went
to Hagerman last night to remain
three O four days.
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Misses Nettie and Ruth LuSk left
this morning to spend the summer
at their fathers ranch at Elkils.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-10

John H. McKinstry left this morn
ing for Canyon City, Tex, to meet
a party of excursionists from the
North.
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Miss Ruth Kennedy, of Fort Worth,
left last night for her home after
spending a few days here with friends
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Attorney G. C. Morgan returned
after spending the week here at cour
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w. NJ. Sipple. of Kenesaw. Neb.
a visitor here for two days, left las
night on a trip down the road.
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J.. A. Browning, who lives fiftJ
miles east of Roswell. returned thi:
morning from a trip to Carlsbad.
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Good cause good program Majestic
sets. Children,s MATINEE, $3.50 to
morrow. Majestic.
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Darius Hicks, j. r. Stanley and
P. S. Gephart were among those who
came up from Dexter this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-10

Henry Woodruff returned to Elida
this morning after spending four days
here looking after business and Wis
iting friends.
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Thomas Orr left last night on a
two weeks business trip to Ell Paso.
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c. v. Daniel returned this morning
from a stay of two days n Carlsbad.
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Tom and Phelps White returned
last night from a trip to Bovina.
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Bert Paxton arrived this morning
from Dexter to remain a day or two
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When you have anything to sell
e. r. d. Bell, tine auctioneer. 59tf
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". II. Miller. of Grfdley. Kan. left
last night for Hagerman after a short
visit in Roswell.
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Mrs. L. E. Smith returned this
morning from a visit with her sister
at Hagerman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Beckham, Jr.
of Artesia, we're visitors here today
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To Real Estate Men.

All our property on SIN Street in
the town of Roswell is this day TAX
en- of the market.
6Ot3 1. E. THOMPSON.
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The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. J.. P. White, aid there was
a full attendance. Siam and Laos were
the subjects under the foreign mis-
sion department, and Mrs. Robert
Beers led in their study. She was as
sisted in her part of the program by
Mesdames Fanny White, r. E. Lund
and C. A. Baker. Mrs. Percy Evans.
assisted by Mrs. w. H. Pope, had
charge of the home mission depart
ment, Cuba and Porto Rico being the
topics. The program was very enter
tanning and the afternoon proved
beneficial as well as pleasant. Ice
cream and cake were served.
The Society year-books were dis
ltributed, and the ladies were greatly
pleased with them. The society meets
next month with Mrs. Pope.
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H. S. Nelson, of Corbin, Kan, went
to Artesia last night after a short
stay here.
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H. A. Day returned this morning
from a trip south as far as Carlsbad
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The annual roundup" or conclud-
ing social session for the winter sea
son at the Commercial Club, will be
given tonight. Cards, music M dane
ing. All members and their lady
friends are invited.
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Beal Stoneham. the timer. left this
morning for Denver, to accept a po-
sition.
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thur this morning to spend a few
days.
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VIM. Divel returned this mornins
from a stay of several days a
Carlsbad.
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Don't sell unIII you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227
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d. Alesnire returned 10 his homs
ii Lake Arthur last might
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The final meeting for the year and
annual election of officers of the Wo-
mans Club was held Wednesday af-
nual reports of officers, chairme1 of
committees n heads of departments
were received and adopted.
In the election of officers the nom
mating COMMITTEES, composed of Mes
DANES Parker Earle, chairman; J. j.
Hagerman, G.. w. Stevens, G. A. Rich
ardson and &C. A. Norvell, was receiv-
ed, and acted upon favorably with
the following result:
Under suspension of the rules, Mrs.
A. Pruit was named president, by &C
clamatiol. Mrs. iPruit has long been
a faithful member of the Club and
always n of its hardest and most
successful workers. The office goes
to her as recognition of her splendid
work of the past and as a guaranty
of confidence in the successful admin
istration of it's affairs while her term
continues.
The following officers were chosen
by ballot: Mrs. G. T. Veal first vice
president; Mrs. H. F. M. Bear, second
vice president; Mrs. C. A. Norvell.
recording secretary; Mrs. I. H. ELL
lott, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
c. A. Baker, treasurer; Mrs. ]. J. Ha-
german, auditor. At the close of the
election the rules were again suspen-
ded, and all the new officers were in
stalled at once.
Mrs. Hagerman gave a short talk,
speaking of the work of the retiring
president, Mrs. C. E. Mason, and com
plimenting her most highly for what
she has done for the Club in the
three terms she has neld the office.
Mrs. Mason then made a brief speech
of farewell. Adjournment was taken
gntil next fall.
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VIII Lawrence and s w. Holder
went to Lake Arthur last might
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FOR SALE-Good Durham milk CO,
Inquire at 1O1 s. Penn Cot
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L. b. Tannehill left last night On
a business trip to Engie, N. M.
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]. w. Parks was here from Hager-
man today.
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w. F. Osborne. of Hagerman, was
in town today.
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Small and short loans a speciality
r. D. Bell. 59tf
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Be1ent Daughters of -Confederacy.
Majestic tonight, zoe.
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D. d. Sullivan returned to his home
In Arbesia last night.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner.
Jeveler and Optician- sstf
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II you want to buy or sell property
see r. d. Bell 59tf
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Boellner. the Jeweler. has 1t
cheaper. 37u
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o. r. Tanner, of Hagerman. spent
today in Roswell
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Frank Robb came up from Dayton
today.
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ButtermiIk delivered at your house
at 12Ac per gallon 59t6
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LOCAL NEWS. (

1 sell everything at auction.-R. d
Bell. 8
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Tom and Phelps White returnet
last night from a trip to Bovina.
c. ". Daniel returned this morni1.
from a stay of two days il Carlsbad.
Thomas Orr left last night on
two weeks business trip to Ell Paso.
When you have anything to sell
see R. D. Bell, tine a~uctioneer. 59tf
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Beckham, Jr.
of Artesia, we're visitors here today
Bert Paxton arrived this morning
from Dexter to remain a day or two
H. A. Day returned this morning
from a trip south as far as Carlsbad
Don't sell until you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227.
J. o. Hyde came up from Lake Ar
thur this morning to spend a few
days
Beal Stoneham. the timer, left this
morning for Denver, to accept a po-
sition.
H. S. Nelson, of Corbin, Kan, went
to Artesia last night after a short
stay here.
VIM. Dive1 returned this morning
from a stay of several days at
Carlsbad.
Mrs. L. E. Smith returned this
morning from a visit with her sister
at Hagerman.
w. H. Miller. of Grfdley. Kan, left
night for Hagerman after a short
visit in Roswell.
To zeal Estate Men.
All our property on SIN Street in
the town of Roswell is this day ak
en- on the market.
6Ot3 L. E. THOMPSON.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-01-15
Velvet Beans

EDITOR GAzETrE:
Please tell me something a bout
the Velvet bean, when to plant
i, and how. Do the vines make
good hay Are the beans suita-
bic for hogs You are giving ia
a good paper. appreciate il
more and more.
{. h. GRIMES, peyton, Mss.
Answer by Prof. w. Il. Per-
kins, Agricultural College. MISS
The Velvet bean is semi.
tropical lcgumc. On good soil
the vines grow TO great length,
sometimes 40 to 80 feet. The
plant does not mature seed 50
far north as central Mississippi,
but makes very good yield in
the southern part OF the state.
The beans are similar ia COM
position to cow peas and are
good feed for hogs. So far az
composition goes, the vines
should make good hay; but ow-
ing TO their running habits and
heavy growth, they are difficult
to handle and the hay is usually
very dark in color and oil poor
quality.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-01-15

EmToh EAxIrrn:
There IN but one man advcr.
tising lespedeza seed in your pa.
per, and be in out and been on tor
some time. 40 he wrote me a few
days ago. don't find u single
one advertising velvet bean seed !.
II the farmers who raise them
would advertise these two arti.
eles a, rcasona bic prices. instead
OF selling all in bulk 10 the big
seed houses. they could dispose
OF all they could raise and the
purchaser could get them cheap.
or than he could from the city
seed dealers
LOUISIANA PLANTEK.
Editorial com mmcnt; The fore
going statements arc very true.
Seed raising is highly attract
i've and profitable industry. Ad-
vcrtising is something that is
not appreciated at its full value
for the purpose OF making
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-01-15
STARKVlLLE. MISS. JANUARY IS, 1907.

10 your poor dumb stock that in
dependent upon you for food
and shelter. II you will be mcr-
ciiul 10 your stock. IL will help
you when you offer mp you daily
prayers: then. ii will be money
10 you 10 take good care of your
animals, N i, will take less feed
and you will have less hog cholc.
IA. hollow horn" and hollow
tail, less scratches aud distc m.
per, less loot rot and scab, and
less mango.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-01-15
Protect Your Stock

]. w. Day, Crystal Springs. Miss
have seen so much neg!i.
aencc and cruelty 10 all kinds OF
stock in bad weather, that il
moves me TO speak a word in
their behalf. First, | will say.
never 60 to bed cold rainy
bad night until | see that every
hoof OF my stock, my shepherd
dog included, is all well housed
know OF many people around
me who make no provisions for
their cows and hogs. | see hogs
in small muddy pens without
any bedding. Some will say lei
them root hole TO lie in. This
in some instances in i'm possible
~ the pen in too small and the
mud too deep. notice u neigh
Dor OF mine that keeps his cows
by pight and the calves by day
in q small lot not over rods
square. made OF barbcd wire;
and the mud and manure several
iuchcs deep, and not even
trough TO iccd them in.
know OF many horse stables
that the water gets in either
through the roof or beats in
through the sides, and the
tramping OF the horses makes a
loblolly Of manure and mud; and
when the horses take the
scratches, the man asks what TO
do for it. o. dear farmers, you
who neglect your stock, wake
up and have some humanity and
\ clear conscience, be mercilul