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FOR Observation-Disclosures
CAPITAL R. E. 1. CO,
1t w End So st,
OPPORTUNITY DEPART
MENT

CAPITAL R. E. I. CO,
MENT.
SSo0o-s5 rooms, thoroughly modern. ele-
gantly furnished, 18 private baths
PUBLIC; dining room seats 95; pri-
Vate dining room seats 25; net in-
$500 per mo-. UT. lease: rent $500
per mo-: the greatest bargain ever
offered in Salt Lake City.
s15oo-36 rooms. nicely furnished; good
lease, low rent; net income over
and above all expenses $3.50 per
mo; $4,000 cash, bal. terms
s12oo-1a rooms. newly furnished, new
oullaing, just completed; bath,
toilet. electric lights, etc; $500
cash, bal $26 per mo-: 2-yr. lease
s15oo-21 rooms, very nicely furnished; A.
Vt; The lease: Ease. rent re- only $40 per mo.
asked.
46o-s rooms. modern. furniture and
iease' rent S3o. End East, close in.
sSoo-s rooms. modern, elegantly fur
niished rent only s35. Srd So.
5 soo-14 rooms. completely furnished for
housekeeping; rent $40; income
VIZ doOfS expenses
450-7 rooms. nicely furnished has
plano that Is worth the money;
rent $2e.
5 275-A restaurant doing a nice busi
ness.
5 400-Saloon doing a nice cash business:
net rent 800 per mo. Main ct
5 6?5-BlacksmIth shop. complete, 3-rm.
neouse; doing splendid business
Stockton, Utah.
Make offer on that grocery and meat mar
on the corner OF 9Th w. and 9Th So.
5 25o-Steam dye works and cleaning es-
tabl.; best location in Pocatello,
Ida; good place to get in with
We have the Matthews Hotel for sale
at Price, Utah.
For business opportunities don't fail TO
see us, We handle everything at the
right price. Phones, Bell 1901. Ind. Sc.
kls1o
apts,, nothing better In the West
all light and airy; swell loc.; 10
years lease; low rent; strictly
.-o,, modern conveniences.
SoOO0-72 elegantly furnished apts. Each
apt. has bath, large and spacious; ;
long lease; low ront; always has a
. waiting list clears $4,000 annually
S60o0-4S rooms. well furnished, Euro
pean hotel; never a vacant room !;
loc. In heart Of town; rent sl75,
long lease; clears 5000 up.
; 60o-Cafe, in the best hotel in city,
fully equipped. A big snap.
s2lo0-50 rooms. corner on Main. reason
able rent, good lease, This is one
.. Of the best bargains on my list.
Sl300-11 rooms, Main st, rent s55.
S1800-18 rooms, Main st., rent $50.
3s6-s rooms, rent $27. Snap.
Ssb00-1os-room hotel, central. rent $3.50,
clears $500 mo.
Through my connections I am able 20
sell you the best mercantile propositions
In the city. See my CONFIDENTIAL
list, from $500 to $50, 1000.
A, Richter. real estate. A. L. Brat
tain, Mgr. B. o. Dept. 19 W. 1st So.
KIDS
SWET-TONED PARLOR ORGAN.
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SAFES

INTER R-MOUNTAIN SAFE AND LOCK
Co. distributors for Herring Hall Mar
vim Safe Co, in Utah, Nevada, Wyoming.
Idaho Montana New and second hand
safes constantly on hand, Cash or INSTALL
ments. Safes taken In exchange, Bank
work a speciality. G, G.. FIELD. Mgr,
5S West Second South. k9T4
NEW AND SECONDHAND, CASH,
trade or time. SoreDsen- Stout Co.. sole
agents for the reliable Halls Safes
Beware OF limitations. OfTice J. y. Il,
Furniture Store. 4S e I'd South. a4ll
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Gelsler. 336 West
Sd North. Boil phono 661sK. ul033
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5cIpT- FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
n,ose in small family, SIS per week; no
~ossnr or ironing. Inquire No. 1 Judd
FLATS hl-Io
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GOOD CoLoRED GIRL. INIMEDIATE-
ly. family Of 2. no washing. 1014 e. 1st
80. kll59
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conn Girl, FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; young couple; no children. COL
couth Main k1207
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MATRIMONIAL AGENCY.

Any lady or gentleman of good charac-
ter. young. middle aged or elderly, who
wishes loving husband or wife and a
happy home, write TO me. Hundreds of
gentlemen of good standing and true
worth in Salt Lake. in the West, and
throughout the United States. have re-
quested me TO introduce them to mar
riageable ladies'. Hundreds Of city and
country ladies of irreproachable charac-
ter and social standing permit me to In
troduce suitable eligible gentlemen. Ex-
cellent opportunities for all, Happy mar
riages the results Everything conflden-
tial. Read my declarations on oath. That
means something; 1t means that I full
fill my promises Payment after mar
riage; small registration fee. Write to-
day for full particulars, mailed free. in
private sealed envelope.
FANS WORLD BEATER MATRIMO-
NAL, BOX s64, SALT LAKE.
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uPUoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

- SI-OE FCKNITUkE UPHOLST Erred
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
reouest, Phones 3299. s. L. Matt g.
Mfg Co, los w. Let South. za
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

BEFORE BUILDING 1T WILL PAY
Won to see ]. 70. McGinty. the Archi-
tect and Builder; plans free. 333 North Isl
West ST. Ind. phone 3ll9 lsoSs
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK-
Snail family. Phone 1769-X, S36 So
West Temple. k1l27
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CAPABLE GIRL. IN FAMILY. NO. 1
Virginia Flats. Bell phone S956-red
kl13O
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q PER WEEK FOR GIRL IN FAMILY
of three-general housework. 70 E St
k1le9
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LADIES OR GIRLS EVERYWHERE TO
copy advertisements for us ar home.
salaIf Soc per hour, spare time. cash
weekly, no fake, no canvassing or dollar
required: Particulars for stamp. ZECK
Pill Co. SenhornXille Y. II klln4
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LADIES TO MAKE SANITARY BELTS.
Material all cut ready to sew. SIS per
hundred. Particulars stamped envelope
sanltary Co. Dept 2S7. Chicago. kills
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'iRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
inquire Goa East 9Th South ll932
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GIRL FOR GEN. HOUSEWORK, GOOD
wages. Call mornings, bet. and IL: No.
? Bransford Apartments kl129
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4 WOMAN FOR A FEW HOURS A
day. 176 South State. kl2Sl
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YOUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH HOUSE
work and so home nights. 56 E, Sth
,sh kl2IS
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T0TSEKEEPER FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
keeping; young lady preferred. Address
" 7l5 N End West. k1309
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.7TDT- F0R FAMILY OF TWO; NO
o,sa ,Hsashing. Edward Elmer Tribune.
k1162
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GIRLS WANTED 70 STRIP TosAc-
70 Whitaker &c Dallas. 1874 w. Bird So,
k1212
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GIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Work; small family. sleep home. Apply
ies w 4th So. Phone Ind. 65S. klo55
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siRS WANTED. INQUIRE STAND
aa Laundry Phones I19.
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MIDDLE. - AGED LARf 1ooD ~ cHAMgEE E NIB e.
NJ nbone 44sI-Y. k1l53
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WHERE TO STOP

prietor aiOUSE, PAUL HEN. PRO
Alss 25c % East lst South, 200 rooms.
'oe ana o0c- Xl961
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A LADY WITH SOME BUSINESS
ability and snap, wholesale firm. Ad-
dress r AZ. Tribune
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4 cOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
Ahousework at I'll z 1st So. k1233
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GOOD LAUNDRESS FOR MONDAY
and Thursday. 30l End ST. Bell fone
kl2db
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YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework In small family. whole or
ps1 OF time. Ind. phone 2156, No 25
Kenslngton Flats. LIST North and Main
xtS k1l4S
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MONEY TO LOAN

and others upon their own names,
without security; cheapest rates. easl-
est payments; Offices in so principal cit
les, save yourself money by getting our
terms 1rst. Tolmap. 33S Atlas Bldg.
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FIRST GLASS PROPOSITION FOR
sale. $50. worth $500, Address = aa:
Tribune. RlSeo,
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing, plastering. bricklaying, cleo
tr{cal trades, free catalogue; positions
secured Coyne Trade Schools. New
York and San Francisco. hz1SA
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heat. one block from Main street, com
pletely furnished for private family, no
children: $4,000. Or will rent unfurn-
ished for s55 90. Apply II. S. Daynes, Is
East 1st South. j2367
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arachinssD DERS e,i FOR RECORDS AMI
artoris 80. 'Eled same day az received
>>-o :. go South West Temple. g2ts2
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SPIRITUALISTS

YOUR NAME GIVEN AND FUTURE
revealed. l26 Main street, free. kl304
medium, Meetings Sundays and
Thursdays. 6 2. III 267 S. w Temple.
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u,ANTER HELP-FEMALE

.;sT FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK;
,small family; no washing. 3lS I'd at
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FOR RENT-FINE STORE ROOM.
State. near Second South VIII divide.
tor, rear entrance. steam heat. Apply.
@. S. Holmes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-26

SUGAR: Aug. 10, 3.89 cents a pound,
or $77.SO per ton; last previous quota
ton Aug. Z, 1913 cents a pound o.
S78.75 per ton.
LONDON BEETS: Aug. "a. 10 shil-
lings, "a pence last previous quota
ton. Aug. %, 10 snillings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-26
N The DoH boI.
ia PETITE ADELAIDE

America has the distinction Of pos
segsing the foremost toe dancer Ot the
world. She Is a native Of New York
is in her early twenties and has danced
before many Of the crowned heads Of
Europe as well as the most brilliant
audiences DO the worlds great theaters.
Known on the stage as 1T Petite AIDE
laide" her apDellatlon has been well
chosen. She is less than FIVE feet 10
height and weighs but 80 pounds, yei
her figure rs beautifully symmetrical
and her motions are the poetry OF
grace In dancing she wears a No. "
childs satin slipper, unsunened, and
has repeatedly promoted on the tips
of her toes for fifteen minutes without
pause She began dancing when she
was ten years old and afterward per
fected her am under The leading teach'
ers of Paris, Milan and Vienna even.
iually outdolng them al every point
until today she rs acclaimed peerless
in her profession
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-26
GALL CAME WITH
CRUISER CHAMPIONS
EFFORTS TO ARRANGE 4 con
TEST WITH ST LOUIS TEAM OF
LABOR DAY.

The Hawaiian Yacht Club is very
anxious 20 arrange a game OF base
ball for Labor Day afternoon next
Monday, between the Champion 81.
Louis team and picked team from
the other three teams In the League,
Or a team composed Of players from
the four war ships that viii be due
here on Saturday.
The committee VINO nayv LIS mat
ter in charge have been 10 see the Of
fcers Of the league and they are will
ing TO give the grounds free for that
day. The receipts of the game viii 90
towards building the new cup-defender
that will be built TO represent Hawaii
in the coming ocean race next year.
Captain Gleason of the Saints is very
anxious to play, and no doubt a good
strong team can be made up among
the remaining players of the league, or
the warships and a good game OF base
ball will be the order Of the day.
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DEED 10 WIFI
NOT A mistake
DENIAL Or sTATENENTs SCI
FORTH ~ Effort 10 SET ASIDE
4 10000 DEED

An answer was filed ~ the Circuit
Court this morning by CeeI Brown
through attorney George A. Darts. ~
the matter Of John Wright re. cecil
Brown administrator Of the estate u
Elizabeth Wright
The answer enters q general denial
Of the compliments bin 20 the eheet
that be transferred his real and per-
sOnal property 10 bis wife Elizabeth
Wright. now deceased, while believing
that he was about 10 die. and that biz
physical and mental condition then aud
until the time Of his wife's death eight
months later was such as 70 prevent
him from having tbe property trans
ferred back 20 him
The property iD question aggregated
about $4,000 and there VIII Dc likely
10 be a hot legal battle in the equity
courts before the case Is settled A
the deceased died intestate, unless the
court sets aside the transfers Of thf
property made By Wright 70 his wife
John HOskins, Jane Franklin and 81
san Howard, brother and sisters o,
the deceased Will each come iu for Z
share Of the estate.
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THE FOXLEY IS
TO COAL OUTSIDE
Is QUARANTINED AGAINST HERE
BECAUSE OF CENTRAL AMERl-
CAN YELLOW FEVER.

Captain J. S. Milman Of the British
tramp steamship FOxley, which arIiT-
ed off port Saturday night in distress
from San Jose de Guatemala, has de-
cided 10 coal outside the harbOr rather
than wait outside five days in quaraD-
tine and then enter TO take coal from
the Channel wharf
The Foxley is from the yellow fever
belt and the u. S. Marine Hospital au-
thorities here are running no risks.
The Foxley was ordered today 70 re-
main outside four days more when she
would be released from quarantine and
allowed to coal
Her master declared that be would
rather coal outside and save the time.
Yesterday she was fumigated and pro-
visions were put aboard, shortness Of
fuel and food being responsible for her
calling here.
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RATSG

Often destroy documents and other
yaluables, thereby causing great in
convenience and serious loss, Don't
leave your legal papers lying about
the house; you can rent q box in the
Safety Deposit Vault Of The Henry
WAREHOUSE Trust Co, Ltd for a
mere triae
Can IN and Inspect the vault d rs
hre-proof burglar-proof and absolute
ly private,
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A Good Cause

Help along a good cause and get
your Curios and the like from us. All
goods are made by native women who
gets the proceeds after deducting a
small percentage to help pay expenses
Of maintaining the
wOMAN's EXCHANGE.
Hotel Street near Union.
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A MUSICAL EVENING

The Symphony Society VIII give q
smoker next Friday evening in the
hall Of the KilOhana Art League. The
following program will be furnished:
Waltz, Tales from the Vienna
WOODS, Observation-Disclosures Slfauh
In a COsey Corner" .KimbaIl- Bratton
Lawn Of Love" ...............B endfE
Piano Solo, "Festspiel and Braut-
lied ................ WaRner-LisZt
Taaohar Il Kabu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give COndei sed
News OF the hay.
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu. T. H., August 20, 1907.
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Temperatures, a. m; s a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum:
a; 70; so; So; "a
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity GRAINS per cuOic FOOT; relative
humidity, and dew point: At a. IN.
29.gS; G.36l; 60; "a.
Wind: Velocity and direction at 6 a.
m; a. m; 10 a. m; aud noon:
9 NE; Ne; 9 NE; 9 Ne.
Rainfall during a hours ending a.
m: trace
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon: ~ miles.
WIN. 3. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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SUICIDES ESTATE.

Letters of administration issued TO
William Henry as administrator OF the
estate of James II. Clarkin, have Deen
filed with the clerk of the Circuit Court
together with bond of the administra-
tor in the sum of $500. Clarkin is the
man who committed suicide on board
the Alameda by shooting himself while
the vessel was a few days off this port,
a month or two ago He had cash on
his person amounting TO about $3.50,
and his heirs have not been locaed as
yet
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drunk whose sentence was suspended
for thirteen months.
Remember that the masquerade ball
for the benefit Of the All Hawaii polo
team will take place on the evening Of
September 4th Get your costumes
ready as this will be one Of the events
Of the year,
The Misses Rice, who went TO Wahi-
ava last Friday TO spend a week in
the Townsend cottage, were both taxi
en- violently in with ptomaine poison
ing. Or. Wood of Waialua was called
and both were soon out of danger
though Miss Nellie Rice's case was
more severe as she had heart trouble
in connection with the poisoning.
The Chinese Athletic Club win give
a benefit concert and dance at X. of p
Hall on August 3lst, 1907 There will
be speech making and concert by the
members followed by dancing The
proceeds win go toward maintaining
a new club house and other expenses
Of the club, The Ellis Bros. Glee Cmt
viii render music for the occasion
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James n. Morgan,
AuCTEO1GEEH AID
BkDEEE

ss7-s7 Kaahumsnu 81 Ta Main n
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ton, Aug. -, ~ Snlllng5.
Low prices at New England Bakery.
Mrs. Annie Kearns' new telephone
number is lilo.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, / o. o. F.
meets this evening.
Honolulu harbor is making a new
record now for emptiness.
The Honolulu Times for September
will be out Wednesday morning.
Carriage and automobile painting
and repairs at Schuman Carriage Co. .
If you care for tender beef ring up
c. Q. zee Hop & Co, telephone z51
The new telephone switchboard isl
in use now, ana the new directory is in
force.
Sachs midsummer sale Of millinery
begins on Wednesday, Aug. 28th. An
trimmed hats at big reductions.
The box plan for the Symphony Club
concert-smoker opened at the rooms or
the Kilohana Art League this morning.
Dr. and Mrs. Whitney Of Honolulu
are staying with Mr.. and Mrs. w S.
| Terry, at their mountain home on Ha-
wall.
c. d. LufHn Of the First National
Bank of Wailuku expects to leave on
September p for a visit to his old
home in the East.
Commander George H. Peters of the
cruiser Raleigh, in port, paid an Off
cial call on Governor Frear this morn
ing at II O'Clock.
Many people watched the Raleigh
come up from the South yesterday,
from the heights Of Tantalus, Nuuanu
valley and other places.
Shirts, pajamas, underwear ties and
socks, embroidery and lace goods are
among the late arrivals at Chan Kee,
% Hotel street, near Bethel.
A chance for the Boys and Girls to
make money. We will pay 1Oc per
lb. for small Red, Ripe Chile Peppers
any quantity. New England Bakery.
Local Japanese are working on a
plan to have lepers Of their race here
sent to the isolation camps now being
established in Japan, instead of to Mo,
lokai.
Senator A. N. Hayselden Of Lahai
ma has accepted the position of casn.
Ter Of the Lahaina National BanH
made vacant by the resignation OF w
A. Engle.
The Hawaiian Tableaux and Hula
entertainment will be given at tn,
Opera House on Friday, the Both, anC
not Saturday, the 31st, as has been an
nounced.
Umpire Fernandez attacked and "dit
up" Rooter Vierra, after the Riversid,
baseball games yesterday, on accoun
Of some alleged insults given by Vier
ra from the grandstand.
Two new Ordinances, one relatin,
to examiners Of chauffeurs, the othe
regulating the speed of automobiles
have been adopted by the Hawaii Su
perYisOrs.
Ehlers & Co. are now occupying
their new addition, the former Hobrol
premises. The public is invited t,
drop in and see them in their new
quarter
Governor Frear this morning ap
proved a location for a spur track L
be run from the railroad at Waiana
through government land to the linn
quarries leased recently to local par
ties for development
j. j. Carey who arrived on the S,
Manchuria, goes to Waikiki, Maui. T.
open a dental office. Carey is iron
Chicago and is a brother of Dan q
Carey blacksmith, formerly of Homo
lulu and now of Wailuku
Seven DRINKS and four disturbers o
the quiet Of the night were fined
and costs each IN police court thl
morning with the exception of on
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Substitutes For Hay.

It Is not an unusual occurrence that tho
weather In the spring Is 30 dry that the
hay crop IL short or an almost total fall.
ure. 1t 10 strange that some way cannot
be devised for irrigating at least a SUM-
cient amount of tillable land to insure the
farmer q good hay crop. There Is no ration
that will take the place Of this, M the
facilities for making sure Of 1t are any
thing but satisfactory. Every farmer
should set apart q certain portion OF his
low lane for hay. In wet weather he is
likely to have q good crop anyway, and
In dry times q we'll cared for field Of low
land will do much to bridge over the time
between late autumn and early spring,
when there 10 nothing whatever out OF
doors for stock to eat. The practice Of
sowing millet, sorghum, cowPeas or
crimson clover late in the season, when
the indications are that fall pasture will
be poor, and that the hoy crop Is altogoth'
Or unsatisfactory, Is becoming general.
Cornstalks may be out as soon as the ears
are ripe. The earlier they are out the more
nutritious they aye and the more valuable
for feeding. As rule, farmers give too
little attention to oornstalks, which, whsn
properly CURED, arc among the most useful
Of food products for stock, especially so IN
the absence of an abundance OF good hay.
Rye makes q good crop, but shacld never
be fed to cows. that are giving milk, q 1t
imparts an unpleasant flavor to the milk
and is By many persons considered un-
whelesoms.-New York Ledger.
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Tho Mind and Action.

once asked a class Of 10 girls to think
intently what 1t would feel like to lift the
right hand and touch the left shoulder.
After q few minutes had elapsed nine OF
them confessed having felt a desire to do
It. I then dropped the subject and spoke
of something else. In a few moments six
actually did it. Most persons when con.
oentrating attention upon the thought OF
what a given movement would feel Ike,
find themselves becoming possessed OF a
desire to do it, and this desire marks the
tendency Of the thought to produce the
movement. But a. we not only feel but
also see our movements, we find that the
thought Of what q movement looks like
has also motar value and tends to produce
II. This Is also true of touches and Ideas
of touoh-indeed all or nearly all mental
states produce some motor changes In the
body, but the motor effects Of sensations
and ideas Of sound, taste and smell are rel.
atively light.-Profsssor W. K. Newbold
In Popular Science Monthly.