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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
Fowl Yard Chatter.

The sitting hen does not get fat, but
she serves useful purpose all the
same.
Remember that neatness In the poul-
try yards pays in dollars and cents.
Geese and turkeys require plenty of
range and ordinarily will not pay un-
less this can be provided.
Salt butter given early in the day
before other food will cure as well as
prevent gapes.
AS soon as the young turkeys are
reasonably well feathered one of the
best places for them is in the orchard
Never wash eggs that are to be set.
The shells are very porous and will
absorb sufficient water to spoil them.
If eggs taken from under a hen
have rotted, 1t is proof that they were
fertile.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
Chickens In Summer.

Chickens 70 Go well in summer should
have shade. Plum trees that attain
maturity il little time and are not
objectionably tail make excellent
shade for the hen yard. Any thick
leaved. branching shrubbery. under
which the Biddies may retreat. is de.
sirable. Gooscberry bushes are very
good, but the Towering currant or bush
honeysCcklc that sprouts and spreads
and grows rank and tall is the best
shrub for shading.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
The Dust Bath.

To keep the sitting hens in GOOD
health and good humor they need more
exercise at this season than they COM
monty get. ZOO steady sitting and re-
sitting make a sitter i'll natured. A
dust bath gives the incubating hen ex-
ercise and keeps down lice, that breed
so rapidly. A busting place should be
provided for hens all the year through
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR KELLEY.
the meantime the desk clerks and
proof readers are busy cleaning up the
great mass of business transacted
during the closing days Of the active
session and preparing the very numer-
Gus bills passed during those days for
presentation to the governor.
Now that it is all over it is only
fair to remark that the legislature
which has just adjourned will COM
pare very favorably with its predeces-
sors for many years back. It's work,
too, will stand the test as well. We
are prone to bark back to the good
old days, but the fact of the matter is
that human nature and the ability and
capacity of mankind changes mighty
little and when the proposition is
shorn of sentiment and considered
from brass rack basis things gener-
ally of the present day are fully as
good as those things which were ac-
complished in the days gone by.
Nearly Escaped Criticism.
Like all of its predecessors, the pres
should not have done and left undone
those things which it should have
DONE" but it does not follow by any
means that there is no health in it.
During the closing week Of the ses-
sion a number Of bills Of much general
interest over which there had been
running fight from the early days of
the session and which seemed as if
they were doomed to be left at the
post were taken up and passed. In
this way. the legislature rounded out
its career in very good shape and had
it enacted a new primary election
law, it would have come very near es-
Governor Warner has given formal
notice of his intention to call an ex-
ira session early next year for the
purpose of amending the primary law
and legislate in the line of registra-
ton and regulation OF lobbyists.
The fact that the appropriat for
tho ensuing two years have been in
creased some S1,S00,O0O beyond those
Of two years ago has been the oc.
casion for savage comment i'm some
quarters The critics, however. did
not stop to analyze the Increased ap-
preparations, nor did they take into
consideration the fact that the
state is constantly growing, neces-
stating increased appropriations for
the needs Of its various institutions.
There are those who strenuously OBJ.
ject to any increase over the cost OF
meeting the expenses OF the state gov
eminent of a century ago, but this is.
Of course. an unthinking and indie
feasible criticism. AS long as the
state continues to grow its expenses
will continue to increase.
Cause OF the Increase.
In the special message which he
sent to the legislature few hours be-
fore IL adjourned Governor Warner
pointed out the fact that more than %
per cent Of the increase in appropria-
lions was for the support of the .educa-
ton and charitable institutions of the
state, the support Of the national
guard and naval brigade and the MAX
ing of good roads. The legislature
showed no general tendency to in
crease appropriations or establish
boards or institutions calling for ex-
pcnditures or the peoples money. Gov
esnor Warner called attention in his
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
MRS. PRE- MeKlTRlCK

Mrs. Pree McKitrick, of La Fargo,
Wis, writes
--------sE-
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
"For six years / suffered from female
weakness. I was so irregular that. 1 would
go from three weeks to six months, so /
thought l would give Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound trial.
Now am once more well and can do my
work without pain. Any one who wishes,
can write to me and / will answer all letters
gladly"
Women should remember that Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
holds the record for the greatest
number of actual cures of female ills.
Every suffering woman i n til g
United States is asked to accept the
following invitation. It is free, will
bring you health and may save
your life.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
Adjournment Sine Die VIII
Be Declared at Noon
Saturday
INCREASE IN APPROPRIATIONS
1t Goes to Education, Charity,
National Guard and
g. Good Roads.
Governor Warner Serves Notice Of His
Intention 20 Call a Special Ses-
H. sion to Enact Primary -
s..ssk. Election Law. -- .

Lansing, Mich, June 25.-The regu-
lar session Of the Forty-Fourth legis-
lature of Michigan is now passing into
the memory class. The two houses
ceased business shortly after noon last
Wednesday and at noon on Saturday
Of this week the presiding officers will
declare them adjourned sine die. In
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-06-28
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation TO Women.

Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be
located and the quickest and surest
way of recovery advised. Out Of her
vast volume of experience in treating
female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will
help your case. Her advice is free
and always helpful.
onnd Succeeds Where Others Fail.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
The Printer, Queer Duck

A printer is a queer duck" gays an
exchange. He goes to blacksmi tn
shop when he wants to join case. Hc
gets licked thirteen times year but
the marshal never locks up his form.
The banker has no use for his quoins.
He has steel rules and rusty sticks and
n pi makes his devil swear. The doc
tor cannot help him when he gets out
of sorts. His shooting stick would not
harm an rate subscriber and his files
acquire value with age. His rollersarc
made of molasscs and the dead matter
in his Office never smells bad. lie never
kills of any of the type lice and he
minds his p's and as better than any
one else.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
Coming Back on The Dance.

Where are now the sucker farmers
who left Colorado fair? They are on
the stage Of action who knows where.
They pulled out from this state to the
wetness Of the south. and they sold
their bloomin' homesteads In this barren
land Of drouth. Their pockets then
were bulging for they sold of all their
goods. now they've blowed their little
fortunes in the damp and muddy woods,
where the swamps are full Of scrpcnts,
the mosquitoes full Of tunes, the eli
mate full Of aguc and the people full OF
pruncs. How they'll tear their hair
and sweat and swear in their efforts 10
get back when they hear Of Phillips
rounty's wheat crop when it's been
thrcshed out Of stack. But dear
friends be on the lookout, for they'll
come back on the dance. and among the
things tncy'll need the most Is an extra
pair Of pants. Scissors.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNT
Lincoln Commercial Club.

About 50 members of the CONNER
cial tlub of Lincoln, Ncb.. passet
through Bolyoke Monday evening with
a sniyisl train on n trade boosting triI
from Lincoln up into Wyoming. Th,
train was expected to reach Holyokc ear
ly IN the evening but was delayed ant
did not make Holyoke till $3.50 p. m.
Mayor Garland, the members Of tn
town council, the business men and
large number of other residents OF the
town were at the depot TO meet the Wis
itors. The Holyoke cornet band was
also there and furnished good music 10
help with the welcome. The train stop
ped at Holyoke about half an hour and
the visitors made good use of the time
to see what could be seen Of the town
at that late hour and meet as many AS
possible OF the business men. MIR. But
ton Of the Button Land Company OF
Lincoln. was with the visitors and led
them to the Button Land Company's
Office where S. S. Berry. the company q
manager of the llolyoke Office, had the
most complete and best arranged dis
play Of Phillips county farm products
10 be found in the county and in fact
one of the best displays 10 be found In
this part Of the state. They visited the
other real estate Offices OF the town
where they saw fine samples Of farm
products and also stopped at the differ
cnt business houses. The visitors eN-
pressed much surprise at the iinc quality
Of the farm products and the many
signs Of busincs prosperity cvidtnecd
by the many substantial improvements
being made In our town. A cornot band
accompanied the visitors on their cN'
cursion and. during the stop. furnished
some iine music. They Joined forces
with the ilolyokc band and the people
were treated TO some music by the larg
est band that ever played In Holyokc,
The visitors expressed themselves hi
highly pleased with their reception and
stated that llolyoke was the first point
on their trip from Lincoln where the
business men had generally turned out
and with band Of musicians welcomed
them to tho town.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
W, {. T. u. ITEMS.

The socinl Friday evening was well
attended and n success in every respect.
The regular meeting will be next
Friday afternoon. Oct. II. at the court
house at O'Clock.
Clipping from Tho W. c. T. q. Mes
scngor written by Mrs. Ilungcrford.
state president:
1T ia not often that W. c. r. u.
meetings nrc held In court house or
have music by the city band. but these
unusual things took place at iIolyokc.
Saturday evening there was an address
Sunday afternoon presentation Of the
work ard accomplishment of our orga1-
izntion and union on Monday. Thesi
women are starting out huspiciously.
the mayors wife Ia president. all the
teachers and several officials are Nom.
brrs, The latest report Ia. ~ active
and - hohofarica. Tho value Of inter-
ea,ing the young was demonstrated by
the success Of fifteen year old boy In
winnint members. among them tho
high school teachers.
The intelligent interest and doterini.
nation shown were inspiring and m AN
d,'pfy.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
BEAcHylLLE

Mrs viii Woodhams Ii enjoying a
yilit from her father Mr. klono Of York
Mr., Tpmpcr WIS In this vicinity this
week buying cattle,
CLARK Rice rpcnt Monday night with
Roy Heller,
SIR aud Mra. ". n, Woodlands and
family and Mr, klonc took dinner with
Mr. uollcr's Wednesday.
Mrs. Konncy WIS called 10 ScdRwiek
Sunday night by the sickness Of u little
granddaughter Word was received
Monday of Il. death, Mr. kcnncy and
aons, Iess and VI. went over 20 attend
the funeral,
Miss Anna ilaigruavcH logan tern
, o. school IN district Z fur day.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
Mrs. J. W. Jewell took the train Mon
day evening for Greeley as delegate
to the W. C. T. u. convention.

a heating company has been organ
lied in Juesburg and franchise has
been granted reserving the right for
the city to become the owner of the
plant at the end of three years We
believe this is good move. The price
of coal is soaring and, If the price Of
heating can be reduced by city heat
ing plant, it certainly would be relief
to the many sufferers from the extor-
tions of the coal trust and the railroads.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

Mrs. Ellen Patterson and daughter.
Mss Jessie, Of Guss. Ia. who had been
isiting her daughter. DR.. Ina Patter-
on, of IIolyoke, left Wednesday for n
visit at Gage. o. T.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

A new wagon bridge across the Platte
river at Julesburg is to be built soon.
The Legislature appropriated $4,000 for
the bridge and Sedgwiek county has ap-
propriated $500 and the contract has
been let 10 a Denver man.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

The ladies of the Baptist church will
give their regular monthly tea Thursday
Oct. II, at the home Of Mrs. Jenkins.
Everybody invited. Thimblcs.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

j. A. HaZen, manager of the Holyoke
base ball team. was the guest Of his sis
or, Mra. W. G. Huffman, wiile here
asst week. Julesburg Grit-Advocatc.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

l.. l., Lane raised this year on 65 a
cres Of his farm near Holyoke 1903
bushels Of small grain and his crop was
struck by one pretty lively hail storm
100
The state herald., 1907-10-11

Joseph Donnelly of Baird, Neb., who
had been visiting relatives in this coun.
~ left Wednesday for his home.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

mr. iioyt tells n remarkable egg sto-
ry that comes from his wife In sioux
City. Iowa. II Is of a plymouth Rock
hen that has laid 10 dozen and 3 eggs
since May n up To lnut Tuesday. and In
~ days laid ~ cgrs, Two days since
that time the hen has missed las ing. one
u those days bcing last Fourth of July
which, no doubt. WAS through patriotic
impulse. on onc occasion ahc laid cgga
In one day but onr Of these was doub.
ic crg which counted ~ two. m were
several oll"rs double eggs. Al In all
Il ~ rrrn, record and that the above
h the truth u known from the fact
that there Is but one hen IN the prem.
iuoH. Can Colorado beat ~ This ID
what Mr. iIoyt would like To know.
Akron Pioneer Press,
Now. 10 not mako the mistake OF
crcdiling the above 10 Frank Iloyt Of
the HERALD office for. II he could mol
lay that cRg story In the shade. he
would not be- able to hold his job on III,
HERALD very long.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Paul left Holyokc
Wednesday for short visit with rela-
tives at Cowlcs, Neb.
The state herald., 1907-10-11

NJ RS. Latta of Haxtun was in Holyokc
Wednesday.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
Fred Woodh. ms is building an addi-
tiOn 70 his house.

tlOn 70 his house.
Don't be alarmed to hear Mr.. Kicker
singing Flush be still as any mouse
there's baby in the house, not dolly
not toy, but a great big . l-2 pound
boy" HEzEKIAH.
The state herald., 1907-10-11
EVERGREEN.

Spraguc and Chase with their big
machine are threshing in this ncighbor-
hood, they are doing fine work.
a. A. Shafer's grain turned out fine,
Black oats "a bushels. white oats a.
bushels. wheat 25 bushels per acre.
j. ". Webermeicr's grain was good.
S. S. Worley had fall wheat that
made u bushels per acre.
The basket social which was given at
the Evergreen school house last Friday
night was well attended, The program
which was short was well rendered.
Mr. Mitchell Of Amitic was the auction
Ger and the way he got the youths To
spend their money speaks well for him
M nm auctionccr but he failed To sc, to
eat with the bcst looking girl. q wonder
whyO Tho proceeds were $50, 10 which
will bcuscl for supplies for the VEGA
RATTLE SNAKE PETE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Cir Duality
nf tl!r miith
ny GEORGE nTHrLBnRr WALSH.

self personality intervals The po-
bcs of weaving absorbing and intricate plot by thus playing with
suConsCous self which times TO the surface and obld
appreciated novci and
beginning wonder there psychological condition which
these fancu sketches arch based.
The duality of the mind and personality matter for intense
speculation the experience peculiar mental
rxaaton which induces wonder If there not after ALL another
side character struggling for being and expression
should "ohcr self always evil On
the contrary It ocnmes tho best part Of with possibilities for
and good dvarfs all of past feeble efforts The
scientific acceptance Of this duality that good and evil opposed TO
other lives noble charitable and ovabe existence is
believed that this other self evil possessing potential powers
for wrong that g easily measured. ...t.
rcpuve sketch may have seemed to
nevertheless preached in words Of fire Our other
se is always with carry around with either dormant
awakened activity and day destruction Wheh-
responsible its triumph matter for ethics and
ay decide and each individual have its extenunng cir
Cumstances
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Tllr Rthhlr
nf Sltrrnaa
BY DIR. MADISON c. PETERS.
Ns~ Sesk.


ill., inch by inch and by have rolled the steep hill
whose is the mansion of
We hear and read Of intellectual giants industrial giants
every field Of action: but take ana their lives and
works. will find that they giants just ordinary indi
,iuas like ourselves that they trained themselves and domi
mated their wills they ava themselves of possible
Of time they could and good while others standing
idly BY. letting the golden of slip through their fingers
realizing that lost they lost forever and that device
could recover them.
What little usually worth little Examine into the
lives will toll lies behind them
immense and tha. laurel in their placed thcrs by
downright honest, hard work the Of body brain.
will a drudge with.
pleasure in the world ao would IL the did not
himself have aptitude and love for the work. which all
kind of In
all divided dronc and the dudgcs,
the workers
the droucs or idlcrs aIc left behind in the
Drugrry The old German
sCrpton key III rust, is Of 1t Of the
iron key To be bright and shining to be successful and consequently
happy. keep ourselves polished with the oil of work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Oil 70 Pro,se. peposi,ers.

washins,oa.-A bill providing s-cuF.
u, to icpo.i.nTs Of hanks and for -,h-
prevention II tho hoapiins Of cur,
rcncy" has occn introduced by scaa.
tor O~sn Of Oklahoma. u fixes a Tar
uion all deposits and tsom tao fund
thus created provides for the paymcn,
ip full Of all acposiioss when a bank
is declared insoischi. The secretary
cf the treasury is directed to main
tain fund uf sicc.oco.coo in treasury
nn;cz. which NAV be loaned upot,
bonds TO ninety per cent of their value,
The bill provides that advances from,
I, shall be charged for at the rate o.
six per cent for tho fIs, four months
and thereafter at the sai- of eight pct
cent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Denver Convention League.

D-nvcr.-in anticipation of the I'm
mcnsc amount Of work that will de-
voiSc upon him rs secretary Of the
Convention league. ". p. u. Mills has
established permanent headquarters Ia
the Chamber Of Commerce building.
where the organization has an once,
Plans are under way to work both day
and nisht shifts on tho auditorium as
soon M tho weather will permit.
building could be completed In time
for the DcmocTaiic national eonycn'
ilun without the nish, work. he IL TAX
inE no chances and expects TO have
the hall ready at icas; n month before
Il il needed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
King Oscars Funeral.

Seldom " ever in its
history has this city Witnessed suth a
EIaHd and solemn ceremony as that
which on Thursday marked the fu.
neral OF King Oscar. who died Dcccm.
Der sth. Although the weather was
bitterly cold. the entire population Of
stockholm and thousands of visitors
from the country stood barc.hcadcd.
silent and sorTowful along the line Of
procession TO catch a last glimpse Of
mainsd OF their beloved King. The
funeral procession included some
1000 persons. among them being Gus.
tave. the new King of Sweden. the
King OF Denmark. the Swedish Princes
and Princesses and the ambassadors
representing foreign nations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27
Colorado conoressmen.

Observation-Disclosures coneressmct
have been given remarkably good com.
mittse assignments. Speaker Cannon
complied literally with every request
made by members of the delegation
and gave them precisely what they
asked for.
Representative Bonynse was given
a place on the ways and means com.
mittee. for which he surrendered
places on the immigration. mines and
mining and patents committees. Rep
rcsentative Cook was given a place on
the agricultural committee. succeeding
his predecessor. Mr.. Brooks. and Rep.
reseniative Haggott was assigned to
the postofiices and post roads aud cS.
penditures in the Treasury Department
committees.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27

scisatae gentlemen should be III.
last TO say uhat Kind Of ayiaE ma.
chine is best for the purpose OF carry.
ing on var. for they never know ~ha,
some ihvsHioF Is suinE TO do In the
nss; few minutes in the way o. build.
ing a stable and practicable airship
which viii make the Test look like
inflated sausAEes. Al a Convention in
Washington the airship men declared
;hs balloon the only practical sir
agency In var. Le; them no; be too
cOcksurs. Some lively little hying
machine may dart out at the puHed.
mp var balloon the irs, time u goes
TO battle, as king bird goes after a
crow. and by the time II has ramms,i
the side of the monster with It's
swordhsh point the big gas bas may
have all the hsht taken out Of i;.
as we'll as several other ingredients.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-27

These only accentuae pontedly that order to
obyiate provisions
logical and intelligent plan must be thought out.
When confidence shaken it is inevitable
tend hoard gold and Such conditions substantially
known abroad, where the central banking system employed
This central bank should be Jointly
and the national banks The of
the controller Of the should be represented
funds should be deposited with the central
mnt bank should have notes certain proportion its
gold capital As it likely that the sole right
would be opposed by national banks and radical
bank would probably present
tentative has been admirably developed by Paul NJ Waburg
banker in New York This provides for bank limited chiefly
transactions with the clearing houses Of the The bank
deposit funds with clearing houses and national banks United
bonds other approved
bankers bills with margins The has the advantage Of
providing additional and the interest
board and the banks would have been able rcscount
obtain bank relieve the Clearing
cacs issued different like present well
nigh impossible for transfers Of from the
other.