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ON TAE ROAD.

"Gpests without baggage are re
quircd to pay in advance" significant
ly remarked the new clerk at the
hotel.
How much baggage is required" >"
asked the plainly traveller.
who was signing his name in the reg.
lister.
Something more than that little
old valise'
Well. have 36 cars Of baggage.
but 1t won't be here Till Thursday Of
next week"
"Thirfy-six cars OF baggage? What
kind"
Merely circus and menaGerle
happen to own"
20. l b'g your pardon!"-Ch!cago
Tribune
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land un.cc. Pueblo oln-
Notice /, hereby given that Charles FTrnhen-
L,ry of Arlington. Colorado, who IN sepiem
h,r ID. is,l. made rre.emp'ton decl Tstor
statement No ISlI5. fut the sW N.SEA, and the
sEgsw4 Sc ~ Sw4NE4. NE4N a. -"
4,. r lsS Il ssw ba- med notice ~ intention
,o make .uI,II mental NAL casL tntrN proof. t"
establish his right 10 a currcctet United state
Patent tn I'm brace the T. T. So Sc =. w. ="
q. Sec !s in the said t"Su-hlp and range. In
lieu Of The tact OF land met abuVs described.
Ia accordance with the requirements OF Com
ui--inncl' > letter "n- 0t Ma o, ls'N, before
the Register and Receiver Of IN" United State
land once At Pueblo. Cultido. on the , til
day of August lys
Claimant names a. Wru"-sc-:
AZ Euy,rt. ui Olu~y. Colo.
" + TArboN. OF srEtr City Colo.
I.afc Mat. neY Of La Jun'a. Colo.
Ed Harvey pt Pueblo. Colo
Any and all Trrsous claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring to object, for any
T. ason. To The t--naucc Of corrected pateut /"
ID. applicant. ,hnulI nle their am iavit OF
protest In THIS oItcc ON Ut before the 2Jth da,
IF August. Ila- utherwi-e the Application may
.e alluNrd.
: 4. ABBEY. Register.
Ftr-t publication luYlO
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
HIS VITALITY WAS WONDERFUL
Man Lives -Four Days with His Body
Crushed to a Pulp.

Washington, Del-After one Of the
most remarkable displays OF vitality
the physicians at the Delaware hos.
pital ever had seen. John Merino. a
young man. died at that institution
after having lived for four days with
his body literally crushed to a pulp.
His limbs were broken, many ribs
and his skull fractured. and his whole
body horribly bruised when he fell
1875 feet into a stone quarry at Wood.
dale. He was thought to be dead
when picked up. but gave evidence OF
life, and did not expire until the other
day.
A companion. Joseph Albartino. who
fell at the same time and the same di,
'ance. sustained two broken lcgs =
W II recover
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS

Ofilce OF State Board Of Land Commissioners
Denver, Colo. J une 18th, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that G. +. Patrick
whose postotiice Addr ~ il Pueblo, Colo hs.
made application No. 5lII to lease the followin. .
described Agricultural College Lands, situate
in otero County, Colorado. to wit: SwA OF
Sec. 81. Twp. 90 s.. Range So W
No other application to lease the above de-
-cTibed lands Will be considered after July 2,,
:9G-
JOHN +. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
Fir-t publication July Jrd
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Notice For Publication
Department OF the Interior
Il 6

Department OF the Interior
T. b. Land Office at ruebio. Colorado.
May 20, 1908.
e Is nefeby given that Susan Lancaster
OF Sugar City Colo. who On Feb. 1 ,s1- ma.
io7'ead 40 le57' for E'sowA w4sEA
SETON ~ township 10 Range 20 ". 6 Prin-
e'pai meridian has filed notice of Intention to
MAKE rihai commuted Pr roof to establish C aim
~ o.s sue Aha Above described before U. q. Land
1865 A' vi 'uiy
Claimant rames az witnesses:
Geo. Vaierius Of Sugar City, Colo.
," g. southers Of :.
Joseph Trainor Of Ordwav
G. o. Metzier Of
8. "A. ABBEY, Register
First publication June sth.
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Of the Interior
L ;. Land ONCE at Pueblo. Colo.

Department Of the Interior
;. Land Onicc at Pueblo. Colo.
June OH, 1908
Notice is hereby given that boon Rest. Of
Arlington. Cu.n. who on June 20. 10 3, made
Homestead 80 Ip4-. for Sw4. Section 20
Township Is $. Range 81 W. 6 Principal
Meridian. has nlcd notice OF intention to make
Final i've wear Proof. To cstsbh-h n claim TO tn.
land above dc. 'fib.d. before L. $ Land Once.
at Pueblo. Colo OF the ?i-t day Of July. 1905.
Claimant name. a. witncsses
Alvin J. Houston
Abraham Cline
Harry Weller
otviic A scnter all Of Arlington, Colo.
5 A. ABBEY. Register.
Fret publication June ~.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS

once Of State Board Of Land Commissioners.
Denver, Colo. June 26th IDus,
Notice i hereby given that Boon Best. whose
postOiiice address Is Arlington, Colo. has madc
application No. siri To lease the follc~iugsde-
scrihcd School Lands situate In kiowa County,
Colorado, u wit: ". OF Sec 80. Twp. Is S
Range 81 ".
No other application To lease the above
described lands will be considered after July
-, l9I-.
JOHN +. VIVIAN,
Register state Board Land Commissioners.
First publication July 5rd
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Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
n q Ta on

s1'eHt Ut tnH IhteTfOr
U. 3. Land Office az Pueblo. Co,o,.,,
r.. May 70. 1903
Notice Is hereby given that Sarah l. uuL..
OF Sugar City. Colo who on March A ,ro 80,
homestead No. 17idT for wANEk EhNwn
section 10 Township 10 8. Range SO w. p,,n.
c'pai Meridian has filed notice Of luten.,or =,
make Final commuted Proof to establish ,,.,,,
70 the land above described before U q. Lana
onice at Pueblo Colo. on the 18th day Of INV
claimant names ~ wttuessss:
Leo valeFtus Of Sugar City, Colo.
w. O. Southern Of
Joseph Trainer Of Ordway
WiIiism Andrews Of Sugar City. Colo.
s.A.ABBKY. Rssistsr.
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Did You Ever.

Passenger-This is very $40"
train. conductor.
Conductor-Yes. sir! I think It's the
fault OF them sleeping cars behind
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Its Size.

rs this disfranchlsing measure
they've passed to amend the consti-
'ution?"
Hardly to amend anything: 1t is
more like another bad break "-Dalti
more American.
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Evidently a Title in the Family.
-Do Won think Dustin Stax's career
has been a success?
Not II you Judge man by his son
~ low Wash ngton St.E.
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have so. 10000, private money to.
loIn, must be placed at once. per
cent interest. l.. Il. FENLASuN.
Rocky Ford, Culu
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Sad.
Her husband

"Poor Mrs, Brown! Her nuso"n1
died this morning. 49,, A.,
pear me. Isn't that terrible! Ana
now she can't wear her Merry Wiao~
detroit Free Press.
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Lord Chumpy dressed for the
operal-Here. boy. call me a four.
wheeler. Will you?
The Boy-Well. yer don't think I'd
call yer hanson. do yer?-Com!c
Cuts.
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Fret publication June u.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

FIR, publication Ju.yIo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
FINAL HEARING IN MAY.
interstate Commission VIII Have Final
Argument for Florida Growers.

interstate Commission VIII Have Final
Argument for Florida Growers.
r., ID. Warner, president OF the Flor
ida Fruit aud Vegetable shippers
Protective Association, aud G. A, Col.
olough, o member Of the association,
have returned from Jacksonville,
where they went a. representatives
Of the association before the Inter
state Commerce Commission, In the
argument for better rates on Florida
produce,
The story Of the discrimination by
the transportation companies against
Florida 10 well known, having been
published on several former Occasiona
The hearing In Jacksonville was a
continuation Of the argument which
began In Washington before the COM
mission several weeks ago. and
which hearing was postponed TO
March 70. In jacksonville,
The hearing In Jacksonville was
conducted under the direction Of
Judge Purdy. and Mr., Warner states
was fair In every way, After a couple
Of days the evidence on both aides
was completed, aud a ahal argument
was ordered for Washington on May
II. shortly after which q decision may
be expected,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
NEW CITY DIRECTORY
A VERY fine WORK
Burtz' Book for 1908 is Complete
Encyclopedia in Itself.
10 REPLErE IN EVERY WAY

Contains Classified Directory Of Social,
Residence and Business interests,
Furnishing All information Of City
That Could be Desired.
After some delay, occasioned by in
ability 70 secure sufficient labor In the
print-shop, Burtz Gainesville Directory
for f9Os-9 has made It's appearance,
and will be distributed and placed on
sale Immediately.
This book, which is one OF the neat
est Of it's kind ever published, is print
ed on the very best grade Of enamel
led book paper, cloth bound, the cover
being bun, with red and black ink,
making q very handsome appearance.
The work contains 100 pages and
eight pages OF inserts In two colors.
It is q most complete volume, affording
all general information usually car.
rled in a directory, with some extra
points. The book Is divided into three
sections. beginning with complete
general directory. Following this is
a classified residence directory. the
name, occupation andV address OF
each resident being given, the white
and colored people being separated.
Following the residential directory
there In an alphabetically arranged
and classified business directory, EN-.
bracing business and professions, man.
ufacturing. etc.
Another feature OF this work which
makes II unusually attractive is the
very high grade OF all material used
in It's construction. every few pages
being altenated with cuts illustrating
street scenes in Gainesville.
The compiler and publisher Of this
work draws q most impressive paral.
lel Of the rapid growth OF Gainesville
with other Florida cities. AZ evidence
of this remarkable growth. the popu.
lation IL given for this year as 1895.
~ against q population Mn 1905 Of
5,2i5--an increase within this short
period Of 2Osl names. OF the pres
ent population there is estimated 1890
whites aud 3.A3C colored,
This directory will prove Of the
greatest value to our citizens, and the
publisher anticipates no trouble In dis.
posing OF the Issue without delay.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
PORTLAND. MAINE, CHILD
Ill, Weak and EmaCiated, Re-
stored to Health by VinOl.

Mr.. ]. W. Flagg Of Portland, Me-,
writes: Our little daughter six
years Of age, after severe attack Of
the measles, which developed into
pneumonia, was left pitlfulfy thin,
weak and emaciated. She had no
appetite, and her stomach was so
weak 1t could not retain food. She
lay in this condition for weeks, and
nothing the doctor prescribed did a
bit of good. and we were beginning
to think she would never recover.
AT this time we commenced to give
her Vlnol and the effect was marvel
Gus. The doctor was amazed at her
progress, and when we told him we
were giving her Vlnol he replied, 1t
is a fine remedy, keep II up We
did 80, and che recovered her health
and strength months before the doctor
Raid che would"
The reason Vinol accomplished. such
results, when everything else fails,
is because 1t is a cod liver preparation
made by a scientific, extractive and
concentrating process from fresh Gods
livers, combining with peptonate Of
iron all the medicinal, healing, body
building elements Of cod liver OIL but
no oil. When the powers of life are
low Vinol restores the whole digestive
system to a normal condition and
makes 1t possible for the daily food to
nourish the body as nature intended.
For this reason there is nothing
equal TO Vinol to create strength for
the aged, the weak and rundown and
eonvalescent. Try II on our guaran-
tee.--W. NJ. Johnson, Druggist, Gaines
vile, Florida,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
DEATH OF "AuNr sARAR."
Another Of, eaInesvIIIe's Faithful
Negro Servants Laid to Rest.

Sarah Green, colored, died at her
quarters at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. NJ. Graham. West Main street ~,
at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon Of
Bright's disease, after suffering sever
al months.
Deceased was about seventy
years OF age. and was Familiarity
known 20 those with whom she was
acquainted as Aunt Sarah" She was
an old slave, faithful almost to a fault,
and has been in Florida all her life,
having been-born and partially reared
in Bradford county. She was one OF
the oldest residents Of Gainesville,
however, having been here for more
than forty years. For the past seven.
teen years or more she has been a
servant Of Mrs. Graham, during which
time she has proved herself most
faithful. and Mrs Graham and family
naturally thought a great deal of her.
For the past few years she has Occu-
pied comfortable, snug little room
which was built especially for her, In
the rear yard of the Graham home,
and all during her illness Mrs. Ora
ham personally saw that she had the
best Of attention.
The Grahams, true to Aunt Sarah,
gave her a most respectable burial.
They purchased a nice casket, and her
remains we're laid to rest in a neat
lot which was purchased for her,
The funeral was held at 10 o'clock
Monday morning from the Mt. Pleas
ant NJ. f. Church, Rev. s. A. Huger
officiating. assisted by Revs. Deas and
Drake. The services we're largely at
tended, q number of white friends OF
deceased being provided with special
seats. These white friends also fol-
lowed the remains to their last rest
mg.place, carrying flowers to strew
upon the grave, The casket was also
covered with flowers at the church.
Aunt Sarah's kind is gradually be-
coming extinct. and she will be great.
ly missed at the home where she has
so long and faithfully served, and
where everything possible was done
for her as a token OF appreciation
for her falthfuness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
Better THAN MEDICINE.
Breathe HyomsI'S Tonic Healing and
be curst Of catarrh.

be curet Of catarrh.
Nature has q remedy for caturrh, a
treatment that Is far better than dos
Ing tho stomach with medicine aud
drugs.
II Is the healing oils and balsams OF
Hyomei which medlcate the air you
breathe. reaching the most remote
air cells In the nose. throat and lungs.
killing all catarrhal germs and restor.
Ing health to the mucous membrane.
The use Of Hyomel Is like a cura.
tive Internal air bath, and has the
same healing and Sntiseptio effect as
where the pine forests give OF their
fragrant and healing balsams,
Breathe the inviEorating and heal.
Ing Hyomel and see how quickly you
will set relief from eatarrh. II Il
does not help you there will not be
a penny's expense, as J. w, McCollum
4 Co agree 10 refund the money II
Il falls to cure, The complete Hyo
mel OUTFIT costs only 81,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24

The numerous friends Of Captain
T, W, GetSeu. who has been quite ~
at his home In Fort White Tor several
days. viii regret to learn that his con.
dition remains unchARgsd--in fact. II
there has been a change Il has been
for the worse,
captAin Getseh Is the father Of Mira
J = Bunch OF this city, who has been
AZ bic bedside for several days
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
KILL TIE GERMS.
That's the only Way to Cure pand.
rutland Partisan Sage Is the
Only Killer.

Partisan Sage said a New York
barber will kill the destructive and
persistent germs OF dandruff and
abolish the disease. There may be
other remedies that will do the same.
but ! never heard OF one
And just read what one OF the fore.
most BARRIERS OF Springfield, Mass,
says OF Partisan Sage
Dear Sirs: / used your Partisan
Sage and found Il better than 10y
other, II is the best Hair Restorer
ever used, and | have used them
all find II n great Dandruf re-
mover also, You should get II into
all the Barber Shops and get the bar.
bers to use II as II IL great remain,
Yours truly, Geo, A. StilE, 73is Main
street. Springfield. Mass"
Partisan Sage soaks into the scalp
and when It reaches the roots Of the
hair II not only kills every dandruff
germ. but IL supplies the hair with
just the right kind Of nourlshment TO
put viGor aud strength into Il aud
make Il grow.
Partisan Sage IL the most delight
full hair dressing In the world, use II
one week and you will never give Il
up.
Parislan Sage Is guaranteed by W.
NJ Johnson to stop falling hair; TO
cure dRndruf: TO darker gray and
faded hair: 20 cure itching OF the
scalp or money back. Price 50 cents
a bottle at w. ~. Johnson's or by mail
charges prepaid. from Giroux Mfg
Co, Buffalo. y. Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
MR. srokEs HAS PAPERS.
Aolds Order o. hIs Parole and last
Order 81 General Lee.

Among the promlneu, contedera,es
Who attended the quarterly session OF
the United Confederate Veterans last
week Was n. T. stokes Of i.aCrOsas,
Captain Stokes vas Captain OF Com
pAny c, second FLORIDA Regiment
Colonel w. r. Moore commanding and
brought With him q parole under date
az AppOmattox Court HoNsc, Va.
April 10. Uses. which gave him the
privilege OF going home and rvnain-
ing undisturbed,4 he has also copy
at Ger. Roht = Lee's last orders-
Surrsnderihg the Army Of N0rthsTn
Virginia az AppOmattoN. under date
% ARrn Ia, 1855. which 10 well prc'
served. coRtideriRg tts Age.
Mr.. Stokes appreciates these doeu.
wspta very hishiy. and de\laEes Ne
Niil Kerr thsm ~ lAe Sla "A lima.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
GOVERNOR sRowARD HERE.
Came for Walt to Judge Carter, But
Suddenly Called Home.

Hon, Napoleon b. Broward, Cover.
nor OF Florida, who arrived In this
city Sunday for a brief visit to his
friend. Judge sgd l.. Carter. was very
much grievod shortly after his ar.
rival here to receive a telegram an.
nouhclng the sad death OF Senator w.
J. Bryan.
Governor Broward left on the first
train for Tallahassee, after receipt OF
this telegram hence did not have an
opportunity OF meeting his numerous
friends hero, ~ OF whom would have
been glad 70 sec him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24

Mr. ana Mira a. W Toole desire
through The sun to expires their sin,
ecrc gratitude ant thanks To- thosr
Who ~ kindly adminIs,trvd 20 ,hem
during the VNcvbt lmegs and death
.. their daFllaE li,iic child. Clise. and
assure those Nao vers - tauhfsl that
they wiii never b. SurgoStru
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
Card Of Thanks

To the many sterling Friends whose
ymPathics and klndnesses to me in
nay bereavement have bevn most
generously and gracefully shown, l
Wish 20, express my slncercst apPre.
ciation aud heartfelt thanks
MRS ". 3 PRlNpLE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-24
TO evas A eoLp N ONE nAY.

Take LAXATIVE RRoMo CUialne
Tablets Druggists refund mohey u
u tails TO cure. q W. GROVES sis
nature Il ga each boa. -.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-12-03
The Trade Rat Mine
Copyright. by shorts,ory Pub. Coz
By Eustace v. Bray

His breath left him and then came
back in gasps There before his eyes
was gold-the object of every hours
toll and hope-gold, brought to him
without a stroke Of labor!
He sat back on his stool. lighted his
pipe at the candle, and smoked and
thought. There was nobody camped
within miles and miles of him; no
trace Of wayfarer upon the ground
within the cabin or without. There
could be no doubt that the nugget had
been placed there by the trade rat,
and he watched for his pets usual
evening appearance almost as eagerly
as II assured that the animal would
reply TO his anxious questions. But
the creature did not come, and he
stretched himself in his bunk.
Early in the morning he was up, in.
vestigating the rathole, which ex-
tended deep into the ground beyond
the cabin wall There was a little
fresh gravel around the mouth of the
hole that convinced Robb of the source
from which the gold had come, and
he went outside and with nervous
speed dug straight down into the bur
row, which he widened and deepened
as he worked. About three feet from
the surface he came upon as promis-
ing a bed of gravel as placer miner
ever saw. Fortune had surrendered to
him at last!
As he dug into the deep deposit,
which he knew meant wealth, his
hands trembled and he worked in q
frenzy of eXultant hope Suddenly
there was an upheaval among the rat
Ting gravel, a flash of something
brown, the CLEAN of a bright black
eye and the whisk of a tail. Robb
was just then thrusting down his
shovel with frantic strength, and, un-
able to check it, the sharp blade
struck the trade rat on the head,
stretching It at his feet.
Horace Robb paused, even in that
supreme moment of goldhunger, to
raise tenderly the little creature that
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-12-03

had piloted him TO wealth He car
ried it to the creek and vainly en-
deavored to restore the life that hao
gone. When his days work was sus
pended, he took time from his hours
of slumber to carefully remove thu
skin from his departed comrade.
In five days he had panned out q
pounds Of coarse nuggets, carrying
the gravel down to the creek an6
washing Il there, and the end of the
treasure was not in sight. Still, II
was only a pocket, of course, and the
end came in time, but not until II
had yielded enough to support a mar
of moderate desires all the days of his
life.
Some men would have fingered at
the scene of such a success, search
ing for another golden pocket, but
only half of Horace Robb's ambition
was achieved-thA gold was but the
means to an end. And so, as fast as
his sturdy limbs could carry him, he
FASTENED TO the outer world.
When he reached Sacramento he
found delayed letter from her. Anx.
iously he skinned the passages in
which she dwelt upon her long period
of patient waiting, and he turned
white when he reached the announce
ment of her marriage with another.
And this is why the discoverer of the
Trade Rat Mine" returned to that
lonely cabin on wild afiiuent of the
Feather river, and why the great trade
rat, under its dome of glass, is now,
in the old mans frozen winter-as il
was in his lusty springtime--his sole
companion there.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-12-03
HOMEMADE LINGERIE HATS.
Dainty Millinery That Can Be Pro.
duced at Small Cost.

Dainty little lingerie hats that can
be made at home are in shape all
crown, growing slightly larger at the
base, where they set well over the
hair. They are made of ruffie of lace
edged muslin, preferably plated or
huted. Three of these ruffies run
down, two up the side of the hat. A
tiny embroidered rose stem with here
and there a leaf also in embroidery
covers the line where these ruffles are
joined. And this stem is held in place
by four huge wild roses. set in singly
in front, in back, and on either side
of the hat. The top of the crown is
also of lace-edged ruffies.
1t would be a simple matter to make
this hat of ruching (of lawn and lace)
such as comes Dy the yard. This, too,
is already fluted and made in a double
ruffle.-Vogue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-12-03
First Aid TO Farmers.

A farmer in Ohio wrote to the de-
partment of agriculture that he had
struggled for 20 years on an S0-acre
farm heavily mortgaged but had been
unable TO reduce his debt or rise above
poverty that made the bringing up of
his family a humiliation He asked
IL there was any hope for him upon
the farm, or If he might as well give
up the fight. The department request
ed that he make detailed report of
his farm and its soils, and upon this
it based plan of farming which he
was recommended to follow 20 the let
ter. There was profit the first year
OF $4,000, and the department believes
that ultimately the despised so acres
can be made to yield $1,000 year. :
World To-day.