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Ito BE Continued.)

Suit for $4,000 damages ega,ns,
a labor union, in which it is sought
10 obtain judgment against the
property OF individual workingmen,
mas been brought by the Citizens,
Alliance OF Denver on behalf Of a
marble company, on the ground that
members of the Marble Workers
Union held up the construction Of a
large building in Denver by strik-
ing Tor higher wages. The Ameri.
Gun Federation of Labor will assist
In defending the suit,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-15

The man Nth the Ian dark overcoat
tern raised II In the and bay horse
air. ,roa',
Markart's horse pecked. His rider
awoke to the fact that he was pound
Ing his mount without doing much good
to himself. He would see whether the
unknown meant to pass him or was
content to keep on equal terms. His
pace fell to gentle trot-so did the
strangers. Markart walked his horse
for half a mile-so did the stranger.
Thenceforward they went easily, each
keeping his position till Markart came
to where the road forked-on the right
to Dobrava. on the left to Praslok and
Volseni. Markart drew rein and wait
ed. He might Just as well see where
the stranger was going.
Ito Be Continued.)
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ANTHONY HOPE


held. with an angry gesture. ITS
ruin!" she cried. Ruin! Ruin" Her
voice rang out through the old room
and seemed to Ill all the castle Of Pras-
lok with its dirgefui note.
'No," said ne firmly. Ruin will not
come through me nor through her. 1t
may be that ruin-what you call ruin
will come. 1t may be that I shall lose
my life or my throne" He smiled a
little. "Such changes and chances
come as nothing new to Stefanovitch.
have clever and bold men against me.
Let them try! Wen try too! But ruin
will not be by her fault nor through
this. And IL 1t were, don't owe her
my life already? Should I refuse to
risk for her the life she has given?'
He dropped his voice to homelier, more
familiar tones and ended, with a half
laugh: "Come. little friend, you mustn't
try to frighten Sergius Stefanovitch.
It's better the house should end than
live on in coward, you know"
The plea was not perfect. There
was wisdom us we'll as courage in ques-
ton. Yet he would have maintained
himself to be right in point of wisdom,
too. had Marie pressed him on it. But
her force was spent. her violence end
ed. and with it her expostulations. But
not her terror and dismay. She threw
herself into a chair and covered her
face with her hands, sobbing bitterly.
The prince gently caressed her shak-
ing shoulder. but he raised his eyes to
Sophy, who had stood quiet through
the scene.
Are you ready for what comes, So
phy?" he asked.
"Monseigneur, l am ready" she said.
with head erect and her face set, but
the next instant she broke into a low.
vet rich ana ringing laugh. 1t mingled
strangely with Marie's sobs. which
were gradually dying away, yet sound
ed still, an undertone Of discord with
Sophy's mirth. She stretched out her
hands toward him again. whispering in
an amused pity, poor child. she
thought that we should be afraidv'
Out of the dusk Of the quiet even
Ing came suddenly the blare of trum-
pet, blown from Volseni by a favoring
breeze. 1t sounded every evening at
nightfall to warn the herdsmen In the
hills of the closing Of the gates and
had SO sounded from time beyond
mans memory.
The prince raised his hand to bid her
listen.
I'm good volseni there Is watch and
ward for us!'
The echoes Of the blast rang for an
instant around the hills.
"And there Is watch and ward and
the glad sound Of trumpet in my
heart, monseigneur," she said.
The sobs were still. laughter was
hushed. the echoes died away. In ut
ter silence their hands and their eyes
met. Only in their hearts loves clarion
rang indomitabse and marvelously glad.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-15

sA~J GSANC ~ luC OCI lCI NOV.
Ing Of our dishes or the more scientific
brushing and folding Of our clothes.
Humorists and philosophers have de-
scribed or conjectured or caricatured
the world Of those who wait on us, In
wiling us to consider how we may ap-
pear to the inward gaze Of the eyes
which are SO obediently cast down be-
fore ours or SO dutifully alert to antici-
pate our orders. As rule. we decline
the invitation. The task seems at once
dimcult and unnecessary. Enough to
remember that the owners Of the eyes
have ears and mouths also! A small
leak left unstanched will empty the
largest cask at last. It Is well to keep
that in mind both in private concerns
and in affairs of public magnitude.
The kings body servant. Emile Le-
page. had been set a-thinking. This
was the result of the various and pro-
fuse seedlings which he had undergone
for calling young Count Alexis prince"
The kings brief. sharp words at the
conference had been elaborated into
reproof both longer and sterner than
bis majesty was wont to trouble him.
self to administer. He had been very
strong on the utter folly Of putting
such ideas into the boys head Lepage
was pretty clear that the idea had come
from the boys head into his, but he
said nothing more of that The boy
himself scolded Lepage. first for hav-
ing been overheard. second, and, as Lee
page guessed. after being scolded him.
self very roundly. for using the offend
ing title at all. Meekly Lepage bore
this cross also. indeed. with some
amusement and certain touch of pity
for young Alexis. who was not a prince
and obviously could not make out why.
In the books kings sons were always
princes. even though there were. as in
those glorious days there often were
fifty or threescore of them.
Then Countess Ellenburg scolded
him. The kings TITS absurdr' was
ranking sorely in her mind. Her scold-
Ing was In her heaviest manner. very
religious. She called Heaven to wit
ness that never by word or deed had
she done anything to Rive her bog such
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-15

mounted. Mark.
q TT wondered
who the stran-
ger with such
a good horse
was. He turned
his head. but
could see only
the same sor,
OF blur as he
himself made
Part Of the blur,
however, SEEM
ed of u lighter
color than his
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Isn't the room very close, Lepage?
Open the window"
ut has begun to rain. SIR"
"Never mind. Let's have the rain
too. At least It's fresh"
Lepage opened window which look.
ed over the Krath. The king rose. Le-
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10 nave removed 1t be-
fore entering youv mai
esty's presence, but l
was told you wished to
retire at once. sir. so !
hurried here immedi-
ately."
The king gave a weary
yawn. Eyes. I'll 60 to
bed at once. Lepage.
and let me'sleep as long
as l can. This flag end
Of life isn't very anus
ing" He passed his
hand YEARLY over hia
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Has answer
had gone to the
hang. There was
10 news OF its
Oception yet,
0ut on the next
day In the even
Ing great It'd
mN came from
sSla v n a. for
Warded by Ter.
kovitch, " no
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Chapter
.Iwezty

FTEN there are clever brains
about Us OF whose workings
we care nothing save 10 far as
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
TROUGH FEEDING.
. Poultry Writer Mentions some
Drawbacks to the Plan.

LrNVfDdStNe I, tftt Tidfss
There are dominecring mems II ever
fiock % fowls and these aeep Tue
timid ones In fear auu subIectiou 10
greater Or lesser extent, says the Agc.
cultural Eptomist.
When food Is given II trough
where the mems car eat their I'll. tue
tiomlneerinf ones heep some % Inc
Others Dac.z and often eat tvic. as
much ms their snare. while the feSs toi-
tunate ones du mo- get enough 10 salts
IS either their desires o. their needs.
The pest way out % this dIiiicuiU
Is nor 10 US. trongbs at al Dut 10
scatter the grains IL some sort o.
litter and compal every men 10 scratci
aud hunt for ner share, thus GivinG
them al an euual chance. II Is better
10 feed IL liter tnat the mems may %.
compelled e. take time e. plea ny tneir
foVd ra liner than STUFF their cr0ps Ell
tlceiy fuli IL iust 4 few minutes. ut
they viii then digest mucn larger
proportion % tne fUvC consumed, and
tue goOd exercise tuc, thus secure viii
serve to Aeep them IL q go0d healthy
condition. and they viii therefore De
less Liable 10 disease.
1rougns o. .neir equivalent are neo
essay. however. where sort iOOc q.
FED Bur 70 AVOID mouopoi, by q iev
II rs better 10 nave seYerai small.
troughs placed a. dInereut points tnan
10 have Only one iarge trough and put
al .ne feed IL tins.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14

Nov II i good time 10 get rio "
turkeys Il you want 80 Try turkey rats
ing Bur II you DO nor have pienry o,
space you mad better .et turkeys a.one,
ut they dv NOT tnrice upon intensive
fines
I'm W o. drain every puddle wnere
poultry nigut drink Then Keep tne
drinking vessels c.eau II you want
healthy cnickeus
1uis is the rime v'ueu disease Ii ap;
to tat.s nod % cne tock Scatter Lime
aUOut the houses and yards.
White vak bark CHIPS IL cne drinking
water ueip 70 pceveut cnpiera and iudj
sesCipu
Reuiclu ger Ice aud Disease axe xUUo
fr.euds.-feru Journal
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14

II JCi, ~ w
3 jIroa II bDyse
. Hue
Z Mest N@reet
q sure
3 Cigsf sand
= Grrcefy
q Home
4 TscaDt i<Jt
q fsJit 5tSno IT ranch
4 D4ify i>ancn
That sou "jsn " sell. j.ise il with
~. Wen uy ana sell il. We sly try,
u plAce II vii. for NE mo" there is IL
Dois oUf2 Dtner iIe&l Estate dealers.
MO nigo. p,,ssiply o. Detter. How
eye, t'y ".
Par rent, IN acres IL land. al cult
Yatec. seven miles west from Ncfth
Y46fma This bplCs only Until Hafch
Is. fof if prt rentec L. will ps 1,lc !,
viii certainly pay " inYestipate his
1woPopo payjng lodging houses tpi
she JGc.me from one slDW per
npLtp.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
BARGAINS N
REAL ESTATE

Que Of 5he oest ousl uess propositions
10 ELIensourg for sale THIS place IL
doing ar average monthly business q
-, 800. s year east o. tns pullolug
ren. less 5uau uaf what YOU would have
70 pa. ii present rabe uf reut. On
esta ollsusc business Want 10 retire
VI III So Oh ess, terns anc iouy bi'ue.
10 acres u land, a. u cultivation
ioeeded % timobu. aud clover, = fruit
trees. = iacnss q wafer, gyDc -four
room house. tbs patch of straw berries
sous oics grapes auc oiscs DERRY vines
ass respJerrles. esc % count! roa.c
OFF tpiIe from gowu. uIce garcec v III
youltr. vire fence Prize g. 800 par.
dowo anc oalsacs % s&sy sertns.
81 acres { cuiles fruu r. iensourg Gus
SOL. ylen,! of water, parl. cleared
"a ance Il TIE yi,u osr. E,lougc TIN ref
% ID Il ylac. u pa, fuf j.; twice. Gar
~ yovgut psrt ciVwo sud The oslaace u
il % iostall msnts ~ suit. Fourth ~
riie froc railrpad station This ls I
sasp. Il yov SIT enis Place you viii
Buy il. ool! sJ,bJ0.
j5oc1s ~ sefeoty-tys acres al a
~ STATE u cultivation, seedeo "
tImolo! aad alfalfa, plenty u watsr,
soDc scnryl near Place, fenced ano
cross feacec o,ly I've niles from FL
slnsovrg. Cr'yc rancr fne olacx SOL
= YOU opo's wa. aris pace aor'. g. "
SIT L. y YOU ess j. J. il solc sure.
s,JyJ Nil ~. i. ess. teams snc 1ong
uns d per CENT
IN acres ~ rent FOR par. u crop,
asa can improve ne 'sncb u rent.
= nlcs farm II III s.cses " ren. for Z
ssrc1 u one Or more years: psrs u crop.
~ acres u ,ris pl&ce 10 hay Can Do
grester part u rent il work OD pl2ce.
~ acres # fryi. lanc r., sale &. slzJ.
per acfs: clpse " J3ma, al ia trees one
year I'D. rso :co pea. this; u 50,
an from " ss9yr.
~ sterss IT laoc 10 .imoth, &nd clover
500 collars PER 2cfe, Z, miles from
tp"p: plerty II water. SIN Gown, BAL
2nce iDstzIIments Z. + per cen. nteres.
1T acres near j',Osser Ia Esnr>n
>pYnt., cheap, Terms.
IL lots IT, i'ssc1: terms.
r>oc .c0se, = roous, loss. 0ri ven
vel, ".Jcsneo, chicken PARK &no
houses, OVt houses. $40 will buy IL.
IN acres Ut lano miles from Ellens
oDfg. qooa scnocl one-hslf mile from
fzrm, plenty u water, living springs
m plzce, variety u fruit, fne place
trr pjg, orchard, fair house, plenty
II timber, 70 %cres u Timothy and
grain. This place can he bought for
so per acfe. part down and balance on
easy terms For futher particulars
STE Lewis
Remember. Salons are limited ia
ElIensburg. IT. you want a good paying
Salon, lco< US up. We have two u
them " sell.
W. 7. LEWIS & co
Smithson Block. Pearl Street
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
Eruat &istsr ronlpI

d goud teiuedy ;or .rust pirten CONT
81 timely. at the season IL approaching
when we must expect tnis trouble
says George CrVse " akron, .. !
have fouud II very useful II ny eSpe-
rience IL raising single cvmu var,e-ies
aud no doubt IL viii ue very much ap-
preciated 10y some " your ceauerh-
Two Grams eiycerir, drem oil yepper
mint
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
Are You
Sick?

Much sickness IS due 10
z weak nervous system
Yours may u. i il Is.
YOU cannot get vel Unit
YOU restore nerve strength
Your nervous system Is
nature s powe, house tue
organs Of vow BODY PEI
then power from II. II
tbs power is not there. tne
action q the organs i
weak. and disease SICK
ness follows. d.. Miles
Nervine cures tns sick
because II sootues tue
initiated and tired nerves
and gives the system :
chance 10 reeuperate.
Try il. and see If Won do
not quickly feel It's bent
fcial effect.
~ vas given ny g d. ~ iea1-
,ny Doctor ,fut uns %. - AliIes
uuuhs and ipuuc -iir, ~ Nl.ef A'.r-
wins fl ny cast. Prom -ue ve~' irit
tius. ] tDur ! ~ De-."r an De-le'
nov than ua,, o..er tor tetri auc
az al my Own wp~t vi -ne farm
Tna.r VIVA. Dr. afiies Nerrine mas
uon. for III. END 7 an giac 70 recUIu-
ner0 n - u-ners
JDHN JAMES Eiver.pr Neur
your a-uppst sells ~ Mi,es rerv-
me ane we aI,-nor.-s MN 70 rc-urf
price o. first DurEe .on'yJ y g fal's
sc benefit you.
Niles Msalcs. Co., E.kaa--, M
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14

MAKE VOW own s-oct F9oos :, USING
TEIt SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLt ! AbLt1S
.nIsr II eeto-@ %upe- 'lner
MAKE. yOr-R sry,tt LOON LIHL I'LL TOP PRICE
y-n.a-r -alf ''""'
Pm Eye at.up "
Said w Tna Ovl Drug Store I..enso.-l. Z ast.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
B0mney Realty CO.
Present tine following Offer
fags az cssOSce CITY ssssc farm
ScODessss

NJ II laisf-f+ fuuliE lazy
clever. accomplished, with ample 10
c me. seeks acquaintance OF man o.
marriageabte age must De handsome
% 4 KIND ant iuging disposition, ant
able 10 appreciate .ne bargains IL
realty Offered o. Tie W. W Bonney
20.
20. Liee Wice Company. the W.
" bonues realty dealers present cue
following offerings IL rea estate.
Every one IS a. iu. ~ good points as
pm cushion, and every piece pr ze-
winnec iOc cheapneSs. We car afford
.Oue dissatisfied customer and We aun' Z
SCI haf ~ cau't recumnend
~ acre irui. Tract just - minutes
palt iruu EliensuutE al. Sc out IL ;
teac uin aru,s fcer., OIL 81 the Ues
uH.n.s. az u,rur r sa.-t ior irriEa-
Iur ga, ms ace easy $500 cast
aud he oa,ance 10 thcee years The
,o.a price Is 5000
rue ecunUms means buying vase
no. a ~a.7 chrapiy loves tigate sne
,uue- apc .uu'} ~ cunvinceG.
a. accr tara 81 unde- cuilVettor
sp.end,a sul lmproced Win at a.
most new seven room huuse. new oaru
and wagon sned. two large rOot houses,
ice muse ant uaner our buildings
Sold with tue place and GUIDED 10 Inc
price onicu II eery cheap and all .ne
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-14
Stark
I reeS

Have al 4z-yr. record built
upon the strong foundation q
high quality, low prices 30
other nursery will furnish
trees Of equal quality Al lower
prices. 10 Other nursery cau
furnish trees q better quality
At any price--you can gel 10
better anywhere, no matter
how much you pay.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 "A. m.
Sermon at loo u. III. Subject
The Angels Song"
The ordinance uf baptism will be
administered at 2:3O p. m, provided
the weather is favorable. The bap
tism will take place either on W.
Waugh's farm or at Lake Henry.
Young Peoples Meeting $3.50 p. IN
Subject, "Why Was the King Born
Leader, Claude Kane.
Evening service at 7:30. Subject,
"Life's Way"
Prayer meeting, 7:3o p. IN. wednes.
day evening.
We extend to all cordial invitation
to attend these services.
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
Marked For Death.

Three years ago was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tear.
ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed
to help me, and hope had fled, when
my husband got DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery." says Mrs. A. G. Williams. Of
Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me
and improvement kept on until had
gained 5s pounds in weight and my
health was fully restored" This
medicine holds the worlds healing
record for coughs and colds and lung
and throat diseases. II prevents
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at
Edgar Bros drug store. SOC and sI.OO.
Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
AN INFERENCE.


Pa" said Robbie. kin go fish
Iu'?"
No. you can't" returted the old
Gentleman from behind his newspa
per.
Pause.
PA kin go in swimmin'?"
I've told you no several times
already"
Pause.
Say. ma, kin go out and play
with the hose?"
No, Bobbie: you'll get yourself
soaked" replied his mother.
Pause.
Ma, kin go acrost to Willie
Smiths for little while?"
NO. my son, you can't. Willie
Smith is not fit companion for boy
like you
Pause.
Pa, kin cut the pictures out o. the
Sunday papers?"
NO, stree; you can't. I'm not 20.
Ing to have this house Uttered up
with scraps of paper"
Pause.
Ma. kin +"
No. Bobbie; you can't! Don't
make me have to tell you that again. =
Pause.
Say. pa, is this prohibition
sta;e?'-Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
Services at tho Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Sunday. Dec. %. 1905.

Sunday, Dec. 90, 1908.
Sunday School, 1000 n. m. J. j.
Duncan. Supt. Subject OF Lesson,
Christmas Lesson" Luke 2: s 20.
Morning Worship II "a. IN.
Epworth League devotional service,
$3.50 p. IN. Topic, open Doors That
Call for Renewed Conservation" Rev.
3: s II: Acts l3: l-3; Acts 20: -. Lead
er, x. L. Walker.
Christmas tree and program by the
Sunday School Thursday evening.
December 2ith.
Evening service at 7:3O o'clock
Mid-week service Wednesday even.
A cordial welcome awaits you to all
these services.
A. w. RICE, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
EvanselIcaI Church Services

services over Sunday AS follows:
German services at 300 "A. m.
Sunday School, Euslish aud German
II 10 a. IN.
English sermon at ii o'clock.
Young Peoples Alliance at $3.50 p. m.
Evening preaching service 7:30 p. m
Mid-~eek prayer meeting Wednes'
lay ut 1880 r. IN.
The public cordially invited to these
services.
&. s. STEINMETZ.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
DIVISION MASS MEETING

Pursuant to notice the citizens OF
Ordway and vicinity held a meeting
Mt the opera house last evening for
the purpose Of considering the prnp-
osition of dividing Otero county form
ing new county of the northern
portion OF said county. The meeting
was called to order by G. X. johnson.
acting chairman, T. Ed Downey. act
ing secretary. Upon motion IL was
unanimously decided that we favor
the proposed division OF the county as
outlined by petition upon permanent
organization. Perry Behymer was
selected chairman and VIM. Edgar,
secretary. The following committees
were appointed:
Committee Of Finance, T. Ed Down
ey, NJ. Z. Basbor aud A. NJ. Ward, of
Ordway, j. E. Williams, of Sugar City.
and VIM. Hackworth, of Olney,
Committee on Legislation, d. G..
Roberts, Perry Behymer, OF Ordway;
o. +. Comstock and A. F.. Enyart, OF
Olney, and J. II Winfelder, Of Sugar
City.
Committee on Literature, z. p.
Johnson, d. @. Roberts, OF Ordw way,
and II. Z. Farr, of Sugar City.
Committee on Population, II. N.
Mccoy, Of Olney; A. NJ. Brenaman, Of
Ordway; Tom Butler, OF Sugar City.
Committee OF Valuation, J. G..
Custer, VIM. Edgar, OF Ordway; Fred
Tarbox. "f Sugar City.
Committee on Statistics, f. F..
Greene, Of Ordway; j. II. Winfelder,
OF Sugar City; w. w. Lineberry, OF
Olney.
A cordial invitation is extended to
Sugar City and Olney to meet with us
at the next meeting, Monday, Decem-
Der, 2lst at 1870 p. M. at which meet.
ing will expect a report from all the
committees.
Adjourned until Monday, Dec. 2lst,
at 7:30 p. m.
WIN. EDGAR, sec'y.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18
Missouri Pacific Trains
CHURCH OF CHRIST

sunday December 20, 1908.
Bible School, 1000 II m.
Morning worship ll:0O a. IN.
Teacher TraiuiLg class at 6:l5 p. n
Preaching 1880 y. IN.
Wednesday evening I:3O O'Clock
prayer and Bible Study. Acts 8.
Everyone Is cordially invited To at
end these services.
RoBT II. NEWTON, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18

So this is why Prof. Cottrell said at
Canon City. II am not ashamed to
talk about the chicken business" 4"
Money talks. The following clipping
from Poultry Review" has 20 much
meat in IL for our consideration that
will quote IL in full.
ave think that we are safe In stat
ing that 90 out OF every 100 poultry
keepers do not feed heavily enough to
get eggs during the late fall and early
winter. The hen that can be over fed
by giving her a liberal supply OF bulky
food is not worth feeding. 1t Is Just
as natural for hen TO lay AS IL is for
a rooster To crow and when she can be
made t0 eat and digest more food of
the necessary Ingredients to form
eggs, than Is required to sustain life
and keep her In good condition she
cannot help but produce eggs. The
profits for the poultry keeper are a
minus quantity If the food consumed
by the hen is not in excess Of the
amount required to keep her In good
condition.
Hoppers may be filled with grain or
mixed food and the floor covered and
the hens going to the roosts with half
filed crops. We must study conditions
and supply some kind OF food that Will
tempt them as they tire OF the same
kinds OF food given day after day and
relish variety just as we do. The
moistened mash consisting OF equal
parts OF wheat, bran, ground oats.
corn meal and two parts OF finely cut
clover seasoned with salt and pepper
about as one would for table use, is OF
great value for new food and will
help to promote healthy chickens and
the production Of eggs. The cut
clover adds bulk to the food aud keeps
the hens In the very best condition To
lay fertile eggs every month OF the
year, and eggs from hens thus fed will
produce strong chickens that are
easily raised.
ANY mature hen In good condition
and not too old to lay or In full molt
can be forced to egg production 10 two
TO four weeks at any season OF the
year by supplying her with a variety
OF food that will tempt her and fiji
her crop until there Is room for moth.
Ing more, and to hasten the work of
egg production without the danger of
loss OF vitality there is nothing bet.
ter than lean beef, either cooked or
raw, and we think IL is an excellent
plan to feed the cooked beef one dav
and the raw beef the next. One half
ounce daily, may be fed at first and
the amount gradually Increased until
one ounce Is fed each hen every day.
This will promote the greatest epu
production and the eggs will be OF the
best quality for Matching strong
chickens. When the hens are LAYING
freely the amount OF meat NAV be
gradually lessened each day for two
weeks when IL may be stopped entire
", and the hens will continue to Law
although not as many eggs as when
the meat Is fed. ."-E W. Philo.
Poultry Review" is published nj,
Elmlra, New York, and is the very
best OF our journals; EARN and Fire.
SIDE, ,""Rural New Yorker" ETC., are
ail doe. II you have. fifty feet square
OF back yard you have plenty Of land ,pr
poultry work and With alfalfa meal a.
onr door We can make ! sure SUCCESS
IOf thia
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18

Ennfeld and son Clark, left
ieir car OF belongings yesterday
Sgon. Dave Poundstone went
'em. Mrs. Garfield, Earl, and
bary will leave on Saturday.
she's OF their many Ordway
30 with them to their new
~ =.
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-18

f'kLE- Two fair size dwelling
Nn Olney avenue, Sugar City.
o% completely furnished
bile payment will be accept
}e on time. Apply
The National Sugar Mfg. Co