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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all per
SONS interested, that the City Com-
eli of the City OF Cairo, Illinois has
by Ordinance No. 10, approved Sep
TENDER 2nd. A. d. 1908, ordered the
formation of a sewer district. and the
construction therein of vitrfied tile
lpipe sewers, house connections aud in
lets. and brick manholes in Thirty
Fourth and West Thirty-Fourth
Streets. Thirty-Fifth and West Thirty
Fifth Streets. Thirty Sixth and West
.Thhty-SiXth Streets, Sycamore Street.
Elm Street Washington Avenue aud
Highland Avenue, in the city Of
Cpiro, Illinois and that said ordinance
is on file in the Office of the CitA
Clerk Of the said City of Cairo. and
that the whole OF the cost OF said I'm
proyement amounting 10 Twenty
Thousand and Six Hundred and Sew
eujy-Five Dollars AMI Eighty-Seven
Cents tS2OG15.S7). less the sum OF
Eight Hundred and Fifty-SiX Dollars
and Forty-Five Cents lSS5G.45D,
(which last mentioned sum Is the es-
tlmated cost of house connections in
front OF the real estate of the Singer
Manufacturing Company abutting on
Thirty-Fourth street and Sycamore
Street. which said horse connections
are to be omitted from the said inn
prcvemenD. leaving the sum assess
ed at Nineteen Thousand and Eight
Hundred AMI Nineteen Dollars and
Frrty-Two Cents tSI9.S19 42i. which
Is by the terms Of said Ordinance
No. 170. to BE- paid by special as.
sessmeut upon the real estate within
the said sewer district. including
street railway property. and no part
Of said cost OF said Improvement is
10 be paid by the public and that the
said City OF Cairo has applied 90 the
County Coun OF Alcxan Ger County.
Illinois. for an assessment OF TIRE
whole OF the cost Of said improve
ment according 90 the benefits and ln
accordance with the provisions oil
said Ordinance. ami an assessment
thereof ma sing been made anil re
tuft.ed % said Court the final bear
inz thereon will b. had az the No
fembfr Term. g. - 1855. az saii|
Court. az the Court House in the Citl
OF Cairo Illinois. on MONDAY. ths
tEenty-thiri day Of November A. D.I
1876 a. the h0ur Of 2 O'Clock A. M.I
of said day or a. sOcn thereafter a-l
th- business Of sail Court viii ger
init All persons desiring may f3el
oliections in said Court before said
Cay and may then and -iere appear.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Cairo, H., October u, 1903.
Public notice is hereby given that
on the 10th day OF November 1908,
at the usual hour and place of meet
ing of the city council Of the city OF
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, the
Undersigned Cairo 4 St Louis Rail
way company. viii present petitions
and apply to said city council for the
grant to it. its successors or assigns,
by ordinance of the right 10 con.
stiuct, maintain, lease and operate a
railway including or with sidings,
turnouts, spurs, curves and connec-
tions. poles and wires, and also all
necessary or convenient equipment,
appliances or appurtenances for said
railway In, npon. over and along the
following described highway or pub.
lie place in said city namely
Fourth street from the intersection
Of Railroad street to the intersection
of Commercial avenue, in said city
Of Cairo Illinois.
CAIRO & ST LOUIS,
RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY l.. f. Fischer. Vice President and
General Manager.
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Sometimes Hard TO Tell.

George Eliot says that the expires.
sion on woman's face when she is
sewing tells the story Of the woman $
heart II she is happy and contented,
or possibly sloyenly and Indifferent,
she may smile ana look the happi.
ness she either feels or Is incapable
of feeling, If she has many things to
worry her and is possibly planning
how to make ten cents do dollars
worth OF good, or if she is naturally a
vixen, 1t will show in her face. so aft
er all it is not safe to predicate as 10
what her sewing face reveals.
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Special.
New York, Oct 5i.-Great strength
of market. but more or less apathy
ruled the Stock Exchange during the
week Next Tuesday the great choice
between the two presidential candi
dates will be settled and as a stock
market influence that factor will
quickly disappear. The prevailing i'm
press ion Is that the results will be
satisfactory and that both the stock
market and general business Will
gain thereby in confidence and in
creased activity, Possibly such an
ticipations will be realized to an IN.
expected extent; but II is easy to At.
tach too much weight to such con.
sidCrations and in all probability the
election. having been largely de.
counted. hence will exert nothing
mcie than a passing influence in the
stock market Some mercantile and
mahr featuring business has doubt.
less been held IN allegiance, pending
the election. caused by doubt WITH
many as to the result Still it is safe
10 sSseTt that the sum total of bust
nesss anrlng 1903 will prove to have
been after all slightly affecte by shc
election. In fact. at time wwhen hn-
certainty is at its height. We fna
legitimate business is actually shDv'.
ing its greatest recovery from panic.
Nov that uncertainty Is over we may
lcuk forward 20 a steady advance 20
ward the normal
Soon after the panic general Lps,-
ness contracted severelya in many
instances to the extent Of 80 ter
cent. Numerous good judges thiux
that the volume OF business is now
within so per cent Of normel: and
that If present tendencies continue
the volrme Of business will shortly
b. a. large as before the panic.
though profits may be less one #
an. hest indications OF business ac-
tSvity is railroad earnings. which on
q roads in the third week of October
were /. per cent below last year. An
other good trade barometer is Dank
clearings which last week were about
l. Der cent sic sthan year ago.
CorsiderinE lessened speculation ani
Commercial ! activity this decrease
wss not large. There is no DOUBT
~shatever that the tendency towards
reeupe ration is strong in every direc-
tinn: basel on the abundance IF cur
natural resources. on the optimistic
American temperament and on TIE
rcctifcation Of MANY evils and Weak-
ucsees (which we're thoroughly
eliminated BY the panic. out Of HAT
dis aster We are gradually All pain
fuIIy but surely emerging; orr hasi
rqes affairs nov being on aounler
sad cleaaer basis than would have
beer possible without the tess Of
stCrm md FIRE
~ the same tine while 80 are
fuefifed in taking hopeful views re-
s-sr5sng tie future end while j. j.
,,leasaat % dEeli upon the prosperity
81 oar farming Glasses Nhiea hal
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much 10 do with the rapidity of on,
recovery. il will not do to blind on"
selves to obstacles which still delay
| These obstacles are more numerous
than is desired: and none of them
| l. more patent nor more difficult ID
/ overcome than the present high level
o. prices. This applies not only =
securities, but equally to cOmmodi-
ness is Eampered by high costs OF
production and operation. profits
have disappeared. cost of living has
teen enh"Hced md new enterprises
are seriously checked Few now care
to erect new plants which woull
cost 20 to 80 per cent more than the
old ones. especially witt the rhaGces
that competition might within a few
years enter the field and duplicate
their establishments with a much
smaller capital. Such risks must al
ways be taken in business, but need
less to say they are immensely ag.
gravated when prices are on such a
high level as at present. The great
question for business men is the Ia.
turc of prices. Are they to remain
at present abnormal high level. or
are they TO gradually decline wl;h an
increasing volume Of business? This
question must of course be- left -
the solution of time: but L is worth
while remembering tha. amJlS TIE
chief cat ses OF high prices are tie
rapid DEVELOPMENT of na5rral re-
sources. the creation of new wants.
The great demand for capital AMI
labor the shortening OF he hours 90
labor the advance in wages. the
comparative scarcity Of many aeii.
cultural products and III" RAPID l1a-
duction of gold. Different obsor, crs
attach varying degrees Of .mportanre
10 these Influences. but each nave
played their part in brlnging ABBOTT
present high prices. and our reaier.
may well ponder on tn reincly rpr
themselves.
The outlook for securities pr..sests
many favorable features Railroad
conditions are steadily improving
earnings are recovering and freight
rates are Advancing After the cleo
ton II is anticipated that rates viii
De more generally advanced. the re
suit being that with economies intro.
duced since the panic many Of the
roads will be in as good IL not better
financial condition than before. our
railroads are our biggest spenders.
improvements held up a few months
ago viii soon BE- renewed on a larger
scale: the result being a freshene3
demand for constructive materials.
steel. and a better demand
for labor. There is no doubt but
ti-at another six months viii witness
"a great betterment in the railroad
situation Another factor strongly
Affecting the stock marzet is ne con
timed cheapuess Of mOnev. which ia
likely to last until business activity
Is resumed upon- a 1arger scale. With
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Two sizes--50 cents ana yl.eS.
Paul G. Schulz a Sons. Special Agents.

Oh the hearing and make their de.
tense.
The said assessment is payable in
ten tlo) annual instaIments. All in,
stallnents will bear interest, as pro.
v.ded by statute, at the rate OF five
90 per cent per annum.
Dated, Cairo. Illinois October 30.
1905 MICHAEL }. HOWLEY
Commissioner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
No Record of Time on Venus.

Inhabitants of Venus if there are
any must find it extremely difficult
to establish units of time, Venus al
ways turns the same face toward the
sun; so the planet has no day, and
the lack of a moon deprives it OF
month. Finally, il has no year, for
its axis of rotation is perpendicular to
the plane of its orbit and The latter is
almost circular
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
AERONAUT BADLY HURT
Fore part of "Whiz Wind Waoon"
Collapsed and DR., Thomas Was
Pinned to the Ground.

New York, Nov. l-While expert
mcnting today with his "whiz wind
wagon. Dr. Julian p. Thomas, aero
maui, met with a serious accident at
MOrty's park the experiment grounds
of the aeronautic society. in at.
tempting TO sWerye the fore part of
the wind wagon collapsed and DR..
Thomas was pinned to the earth un.
der the rear portion OF the apparatus.
His physicians fear that serious
spinal trouble will result.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
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Cairo. III Oct 24 Il


Cairo, H.. Oct. "a, 1908
Public notice Is hereby given that
on the 10th day Of November, 1908,
at the usual hour and place of meet
ing OF the city council of the city of
Cairo. Alexander County, Illinois, the
undersigned, Cairo Electric e. Trac.
ton company, will present petitions
and apply to said city council for the
grant to Il, its successors or assigns.
by ordinance of the right to con.
struct, maintain, lease and operate
street railways, including or with sid.
ings, tunouts, spurs curves and con
nectons, poles and wires, and also
all necessary or convenient equip.
ment. appliances CT appurtenance S
for said street railways in, upon,
lover and along all or any OF the fol.
lowing described highways and pub
HE places in said city, namely:
Sycamore street from the north
corporate limits of said city Of Cairo,
10 the intersection of Thirtyfourth
street.
West Thirty,fourth street from the
place where st. Marys Place West
projected northwardly would inter
! Washington avenue, and upon Thir-
tyfourth street from the intersection
| of Washington avenue to the inter.
section of Commercial avenue:
Commercial avenue from the inter
section of Thlrty-fourth street to the
intersection of Second street:
Second street from the ntersec. |
ton of Railroad street to the inter- |
section of Washington avenue:
Washington avenue from the in.
tersectiOn OF Second street to the in
tersection of Twentieth street.
Twentieth street from the intersec-
ton Of Cedar street to the intersec.
tion Of Commercial avenue:
Cedar street from the intersection
of Center street to the intersection
Of Twentieth street:
Center street from the intersection
OF .IbiDIboh dHfitue 10 tlAt iHltiSEG-
ton Of Cedar street:
Holbrook avenue from the intersec
ton of West Twenty-eighth street to
the intersection of Center street.
Twenty-eighth street from the in
tersection of Poplar street to the in
ersection of Washington avenue. and
West Twenty-eighth street from the
intersection of Washington avenue to
he intersection of st Marys Place
West:
Railroad street from the intersec {
ion Of Eighth street to the intersec 4
ion Of Second street;
Eighth street from the intersec-
ion of Railroad street to the inter
lection Of Washington avenue:
Walnut street from the intersec-
ion OF Twentieth street to the In.
ersection of West Twentyeighth
treet
st. Mary's Place West from the in.
ersection Of West Twentyeighth
trcct to aud across the intersection
# West Thiftythird street: thence
pun and across certain property c
wned By said company between
aid West Thirty-third street and
aid West Thrtyfourth street to said
Vest Thirty-fourth street.
Fourth street from the intersection 3
t Railroad street to the intersection
Commercial avenue;
sixth street from the intersection
Commercial avenue to the inter =
ection of Washington avenue C.
Poplar street from the intersection !.
Twentieth street to the intersec- 3
on Of Twentyeighth street:
All in said City of Cairo. Illinois.
CAIRO ELECTRIC A.
a. TRACTION co. VI
BY w. p. Halliday. President fu
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Heroic Doc.

Doc Robinson approached a reporter
and asked; Ever see man pull his
own tooth?" The reporter replied
that he never did Doc had chew OF
tobacco in his mouth, He threw this
out, inserted pair of forceps In bis
mouth and pulled a tooth that had
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
Nav Return lmmiurants,

Under The law not one of the mil
lion and quarter immigrants who
enter the port of New York each year,
is fully admitted to this countr. for
government has the right to return
him to the port from which he came
at any time within three years after
his arrival
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-02
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
fs Like Trying TO Get ria OF Dsndrun
without Herpicide.

Did you ever see any one trying TO
wash themselves without soap or
water?
If you did what would you say Of
him?
II Is, every bit as foolish to try TO get
rid of Dandrur and 10 prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
1t. with Canthrarldes, Vaseline, Glycer-
inc and similar substances which iorm
the principal ingredients OF most so.
called Hair growers.
Newbfo's Herplcide Is successful be-
cause 1t attacks ana kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots
1t IS the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit Mich.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader OF
The Bulletin to be nled by advertiser
In person. on regular form, At the Of.
fee Of Tho Bulletin Company, TOE
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any I'D.
gertisement or statement made there
In and will not accept under this
heading the notice OF any person
known to be employed.
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M|LLI0NSFORC,0.P.
Harriman's Donation to Rooseve! 4
Campaign Mere Bagatele Declares
Democratic Chairman Mack,

New York Nov, chairman Maci,
in statement tonight declared that
$3.50, 900 which Hartman raised for
the Roosevelt campaign is but a baga-
tele compared with the millions
which Rockefeller, Carnegie and Nor
gan are pouring into Taft's campaign
in the last days in a desperate al.
tempt to stem the resistless tide that
viii carry Bryan into the White
House.
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CENTRAL
Corrected TO October 18th, 1903.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trsine Leave Cairo:

1:o5 a. m. Daily Chicago vestlbule
Limited, arriving Chicago 1880 a. m.
( 2:23 a. m. Daily st. Louis Night
Limited, arriving st. Louis 1908 q. m.
Sleeping car open at $3.50 p. m.
500 a. M Chicago Daily Express
except Sunday.
$500 a. m, ST. Louis Mornis III
Ipress except Sunday
1875 a. m. St Louis Fast Mail
1875 a. m, Chicago Midday Special
2:35 .. m, Daily St Louis Limited
2:35 p. m, Afternoon Express for
Odin. Effingham. Nation. Champaign
| $50 m, Thebes Accommodation
7:1s .. m, Chicago and Eastern Ell
press.
2:3o =. m, Memphis and Nashville.
$50 .. m. Memphis and New Or
leans Limited.
500 q. m, Paducah and Louisville.
1871 .. m, Daily Memphis and New
Orleans.
1:4f p. m Daily Nashville. Cbstt.
nooga and Atlanta
ago D. n, Fulton Accommodation.
$50 Q. N. Paducah and Louisville
800 0. n, Memphis and New Or
leans Special
For through tickets. sleeping car
accommodations and further inforna
.tion apply al Illinois Central Psssen-
ger Station. Cairo IT.
:. II. JONES, Ticket Agent.
s. a. HATCH, G. p. A.
a. -. HANSON. esss. Traffic Mgr.
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BULGARIAN DELEGATES NOW
At coSsTAaTfRoPLE

Constaniinopie. Oct The Bui-
garian delegates. n LiaWcheh. AMI
NJ Mitchell. arrived here today. They
are empowered m complete arrange
ments with the Porte. iuciuding tha
pecuniary compensation for Turkey
for ablicafion and Turkish rights in
Eastern RmnelIa
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED--White girl for nurse and
house girl in small family. Write
with references to Mrs John J. Berry,
1920 Jefferson street, Paducah, KY
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Stocks - Bonds ~ Cereals

cLEWs SAYS PREVAILING IMPRESSION
WILL RESULT SATISFACTORILY AND GENERAL BUSINESS
THEREBY IN CONFIDENCE INCREASED
TlVlTY--CouNTRY is GRADUALLY PAINFULLY
FROM LAST FINANCIAL DsAsTER-so LONG AS RAILROAD
PROSPECTS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE THERE CAN
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LOST.
WANTED.

YOUNG MEN to prepare for coming
examination for Railway Mail and
other government positions, Super
ior instruction by Mail Established
ID years. Thousands of successful
students. Sample questions and "How
Government Positions Are Secured"
sent free. Interstate Schols, III Iowa
Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room
with alcove; hot and cold water,
furnace heat. 30S Eighth street.
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WANTED-Experienced bookkeep
er wants position-best OF references.
Address Bookkeeper this office.

WANTED = Position by young LADY
to do generl office work. Can give
references. Address w. s. care Of
Bulletin Office.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
CENTRAL ROUTE To
FL0R IA
VIA BIRMINGHAM

Columbus. Albany and Waycross, In con
nection with the Central Of Georgia Ry. an,
the Atlantic Coast Line. on and after oct
ober 18Th from Chicago,
THROUGH SLEEPING CaF
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Dining Cars Serving all Meals EnRouis

Direct conne 'tions At Jacksonville for an
points in Florida ana Tor Steamship. FOR
Cuba and Nassau.
Tickets re>er, Atlous. Information, train
time and rates may be had ofyour local agent
=. o.. HATCH %. o.. A. chicago. lIl
4. %. ~ A's>uN. q. q. s.. Chicago. ia
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Alexander
County National
Bank
OFFICERS

Accounts Of corporations and InaivIs-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
furnished to any part Of the world.
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SITUATION WANFED-Trained
nurse. East Tenn. Phone 1880, Padu
cab Ky, 1912 Broadway.
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Chicago 10 Jacksonville

VIA the above route leaving chicago daily al
p M, on the sleeping car section coach
section consolidated with sleeping car section
al tarbondaie leaving chicago al 5.j0 .. m
Of the Limited train for the south. arriving
at birmingham ii5 ,. m. next day and Al
Jacksonville at 80 the second morning
nunet-I lhrarv Gar ont u lhIeagn and
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A FIRST.CLASS Stenographer, able
to handle any proposition. desires
position. Address "Stenographer, -
1901 Washington avenue Cairo
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FOR sALE-Electric stereopticon;
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River Transportation
Lee Line Steamers

Fer nsmphl, ara way landings
Steamers Departure
SADIE lee FRIDAY. New 8. pm
Georgia Lee FRIDAY. Nov. 8. ) pr
Peters Lee. Saturday. Nos. 7. an
Fer g. LoUis ard Way Lsacinss
Peters Lee wednesday. SoS. :. an
Stacker lee Saturday New. 2. an
Fer Freight ana Passage spply al
Halliday a Phillips wharfbest Cairo.
ROBERT {. Lee. c. BOURNE.
General Manager a ?. a ,. a.
General oHIes . sossh Fronf stsst
nszpsi< Ts.& IL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

Do you notice how uncomfortable 1t is
getting along without a Refrigerator this
hot weather? Why do you do 1t when
you can buy the Cold Storage on small
monthly payments or at a cut price for
cash? Read below what people who are
using it say about its good qualities.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
Wednesday
Notion Day

500 pairs of white nainsook washable
Dress Shields, all sizes. worth So
up to zoe per pair, at ........ ~
Satin pad Belt Hose Supporters, in
white, light blue, pink. red Ike
n black, worth 25c, at .... NV
100 yards black spool Silk, in OOO
all letters, per dozen spools ~OO
Fancy Hat Pins. worth 9 for EO.
loo each, at ........ w
Shell Hairpins. Crimped and ER
plain, worth Toe per dozen, at w
Patent Hooks and Eyes. worth sc
per card, at three cards KO
Tor
Lenox White Twilled Tape, worth sc
per piece, at foul pieces RO
TOT '........
Pearl Buttons, all sizes EO
three cards for .............. w
Samson Linen Thread, worth &c per
spool, at three spools ER
for
5-yard pieces Of Black Skirt Braid.
worth 10c per piece. SR
at ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
READ THE BIG SALE FOR WEDNESDAY

New Sweet Corn, per doz 80. .1Oc
5 punches Fresh Beets ....... SC
8 punches Fresh Carrots. ....... sc
8 punches Fresh Onions. ....... &c
8 punches Fresh Radishes. . ..... sc
Large Head Fresh Cabbage. -. .2Kc
Fresh Parsley, per bunch ....... 1c
Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per head. 1c
g Cucumbers &c
Fresh Kalamazoo Celery, head. .21kc
Large Cauliflower, each. ...... &c
Graham guardian., 1908-03-20
Breeding For a Mixture

Looking over an auction bill the
other day, we saw where a farmer
advertised herd Of COWS for sale
in one of the best dairy counties
in Wisconsin. The cows were de-
scribed as choice Holstein grades
and at the head was Shorthorn
sire, as we learned later. of the
most pronounced beef type. That
farmer wanted to quit dairying,
and we think he was wise in so
doing. He had lived for years In
the midst of men who would never
think OF such hodge-podge breed
ing as that, and yet he did not
koow any better than to fool away
his time hy breeding good dairy
COWS to beet sire. Probably some
one, just as wise as he, had told
him that the bull was OF milking
strain and that settled it. He was
gong to get lot of milk from the
HUlstein and lots of meat from the
.Sboithorn. 1t is such an easy
thing to do! Such lot Of farmers
have tried it and are making mon.
ey you know on THAT sort of breed
ing When will such men learn q
few well settled principles in dairy
breeding, one of which is that the
right thing to do is to concentrate
rather than scatter lines of blood.
-Hoard's Dairyman.
Graham guardian., 1908-03-20
Spring Clipping of Horses

Progressive horse owners and
farmers recognize the advantages
Of clipping their horses in the
spring. A horse should receive
the bost care possible. He should
be well fed, comfortably stabbed
carefully groomed and clipped in
the early spring, With these at
tentions he will continue to work
well and improve in value. The
horse lives under artificial con
diliops. In his wild state he re.
quiied 10 such attentions, He
was able 10 lock out fer himself
The domesticated horse is worked
under artificial conditions and
must be kept in shape for such
work.
Some years ago Buffalo street
car company which owned SOC
horses, clipped $50 of them and
kept careful record of results. Ii
was found that of the $50 unclip.
ped horses, 1853 were troubled with
coughs or pneumonla, while among
the 250 dipped horses not one case
of sickness was reported.
The clipping Of horse in the
early spring is now conceded by
all leading veterinarians to be au
essential to the animals wellbelng
as shoeing him or giving him u
comfortable bed to lie on. The