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FARMS knu ACREAGE.

QUARTER ACHES
LINCOLN BEACH VILLAS
v EHI SEATTLE.
nan AID hlDtiAhF. q
Low rs rHIfE
ONLY Eutn nIOgkH 10 CAR
NARn -FOUR GENTS T9 CITY
GRAND MAHthE VIEW
0pun HfnEWAf.k re- can
ONLY a SHORT WALK To HHA CIT
ipu rAH SAVE HEST uhul1H ~
huuHr TIME 10 PAY Fnt a
QUARTER on HAIL. ACHE ps ~ p
EASY TERMS VIZ MAKE UUft
rHfrEH HkhuE HHuA fghh TO ttoo|
TERMS $50 CAST AND nktsANen At
50 fHu MONTH TAEB a FANhT
tBnUf PARK CAR hHu NEf OFF At
LAKEWOOD HTATfoNs THEM POL
Low WALK no DtM HfuH on ADD
ftON 0uH HErHEHnHrA TIVE WILL
III THERE Ali DAY HUNuAfi AiHu
EVERY AFfEHHopN DURING THE
WEEK COME HHHE
JOHN WHITE CO.
t0f 0hfMNTAI hLnCK.
MAIN 1a0e. IND zaaz
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SHERIFF A BIG MAN.

Fred 5. Rateliff. OF colfax. sher-
no OF Whitman county. who enjoys
the reputation of being the largest
officer in the service of the state.
paid Sheriff Lou Smith a visit yes
terday, and the two minions OF
the law had luncheons together.
Rateliff weighs 365 pounds. and
stands six feet three inches in his
stocking feet.
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REsof.tfTToS no. ftfg.
pnOPuREp AMESpAFNT No. fe.

REsoLUTIoS No ftfg.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. Is.
,. s', ss,,ss s * . geg' VII Il e
the City Charter. and providing for
the submission ~ such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified voters OF
the City % Seattle at the next gen
H. Il resolved by the cIty Council
af the city 81 seattle
T'hat section fs 81 Article VIII Of
the city Charter Of the city. Of Sc
attic be amended 20 read - follows
modes Of making payment for such
portion Of the cost and expense Of
the improvements mentioned IN Sec
ton eleven tfl Of this article a.
Improvement district created as
hernlubefors provided. % wit. In
mediate Payment ana "fAFmeut ~
uouda" The mode adopted shall be
fhr mode psfitianed for IN case said
Improvement shall ~ made upon
petition. otherwise the mode shall
be such as the council shall direct IN
the ordinances ordering such Improve
mrnt
The mode % Immediate Payment
shall BE as follows.
After the city council has By or
dtnaBee ordered o. authorized The
making Of spy sven lmrfgy sment.
after the contract therefor has been
LEI as hrrslnhaf0re provided the
board Of public works shall report
to the council an asaesHmeut roll
prepared IN duplicate BY the city On
rinear, which shall contain the de-
ERUPTION Of each lot or parcel Of
land or part thereof 70 he assessed.
fhe amount 20 ha CHARGED levied OF
assessed against each lot or parcel
af land or part thereof IN proportion
| 10 the special benefits 20 he received
! br each such lot o. parcel or part
l thereof from such Improvement, ADD
! tho name Of the owner 81 each lot Or
parcel OF land or part thereof III
! Known but in no ease shall mistake
tn the name Of the aWncr be fatat
! when Tire description ~ ths property
Is correct. The council. on receipt OF
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AN ENcEid.EsT tNYEsTMnsf s
acres. handy Co tutsrufhan station this
eide II keHti level land soud coil
partially improved iva cottages. also
fnFns chicken heHHfn and HaHsfal out
huiiaiHFsi 81 900 The INo cottages are
naN rented and hfiuH Ia over 10 per
cent Income on this price. Dunt miss
this bargain
uauEHT NkITHY
af9-eHasegt AiAaha nidE In
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. Il.
A resolution sHa proposition to
amrnd Article VIII Of the CifF chat
ter aat pfsVtfipa for The slhmis.
atou 81 such proposed amendment u
Ne 4 resolved - ths City coaneii
81 tsa CITY - Seattle
rhat krtisie VII q tn ctr
cheftsF 81 TIE CttY - Seattle -
as.sasls's z ssad,nK theFsts section
Section "a There shall - = Hus
rrTiHtsndeat Of pueile nstsitf-. tte
shalt rightly ~nfnvre tna pfdaisioaa
81 AL ffane hsHr ertiH anens. afsa tts
rules sna rsEwlsslees ~ The board
u Public Works relating 70 his de-
partmeal lie shalt - far az pablir
aecrNNtfN may demand enp~rfntrrsf
al franchise eanstruz tiaa which may
- carried On ~ o. aetesss tne streets
g ale CITY Of seattle Ne shall
IRONS time e. time present - tbs
Beard % pabile Werks westten re.
esurtsuit4ttons as 10 asseh changes or
h@ttermenta which shoals - re-
aeire1 % - made IN the equIpmsnt
- ffsnehsss companies n oFder -
secure The rotufoFt and safety 81 ths
pablie lie shall keep an accurately
tn9exzd record 81 al ffanfhias uozk
showing TIE tfnis nf hgEfnntHa and
eaurpaetiens Tie stall Keep on gtta
In HIS effes ssri@z a. plat. drawn
"a se4hl. showing The rsHet E~azitiau
that each pahlle utility seesipsem "
the sfrsrsa faðeF wits sectional
maps. slowing the depths NJ o. to
whlch the sane may he below the
s9Tf.s. o. the streets Z shall es
dppiicafioa maze foe franchise con.
sarueafgn In thu gNfr 81 seattle and
report his recommendation 90 each
So TIE Baard Of fsuhtfc Worka In
snnns.artion with The cry Caanell he
- the City a. seattle Tor a franchiss
ard present his recommendation
Thereon m writing lie shall undsr
evil Service rul~s have routFsl Of
fhe employment - al LATER. skilled
have such other additional powers
a. tha cts Cuuucit may - ordinances
grant and he shall perforn1 such 9TH
- duties as TIE City souaeii Or
time to tins. prescribe os direct Al
she first r1@ettnK Of the city Coun-
Ell after the first daf % Aprtt 1898.
the Mayor shall appoint Aarsrius
tsudsut If public utilities whasa term
= effies shall expire December 81.
Ara he Il further resolved mat ths
FORE going amrrdmeut b.. End the
sane n hereby submitted 20 the
,Sis. ~ ss,s ~ sss n's =, q f.s
ton At the next general election 90
b. held March ,. iaas.
Passed tie city Council the Ind
day ~ January. ise* ami signed ~
nae IN op~n seq fSn IN naturalization
~ is passage this md day OF Jan
G. n BURNETT. JR,
President Of the city Council
Ftlea the gnd DAY 81 January. 1908
~ ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-officlo city
Clerk
Date o. first publication. February
I. i80s
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WANTED TO suY-FARms.
IRRIGATED LANDS.

IRRIGATED LANDS
U@
MAIN LINE CHICAGO Mff.WktK
RAILROAD
Hlf hest ss4l ia Wastinaian located
GA Columbia river sis weeks earlier
than Yakima. We eli this land On fsur
nWa terms Water land fiuM 81
ana ready q plant trees See us be-
fore yaa pufrhese.
HaAE LAND co.
Owners.
1855 Wesliak~ Boulevard =-s-t
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MADE TO ORDER ron You---s actes
faeina right 90 Everett tntefafbant haif
rich bottom lard balance fret class
aniand ulra trout stream through the
property Price O. 500. This all make
a nice home f1f someone
ROBERT MALfhr.
st8rgzesszi A iashA Hiaa LIS
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nov ready Large tract Just suhdteided
The surveyors have Just finished dfiNs
fna the stakes n Yuu want GntN
PIECE or LAND fnr VERY LITTLE
MONTY don't fail 10 SOC these trauts
RICH LEVEL. LAND easily cleared.
HANDY To SEATTLE nicely located
adjoining small tnWus few minutes walk
from dfuut stores. pnstnffier. church.
good school and several mills. We Sc
cured this land az yefN low price.
aud can therefore E.it n low Fer thu
nsnt few days In order to start the
sale and encourage improt emontH. We
shall sell some ~ these tracts lpw
AZ sa9B--net ta2s per acre. but taak for
the whole five acres. Terms $50 down
aud $40 per mouth Come to the office
and SEQ plat aud get full particulars
ROBERT MALTHY.
afa-aa0-gzt A laaha hidH. TIA
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dAnDENfNg THAcrR
Fur gardening ~ snF Kind YOU snut
deep and rich Eafi ard convenient
uiaTkst North 81 the sifr have
some asHrrn tracts that have very deep
iasinY soil aud are Gloss 10 station. stores.
- h0ols etc HemHush af the price. 100.
WEST Is MnEEIEH.
Eag guttnan HidE
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Death Record.


Deaths were registered today as
follows:
Seikkeila--M. Seikkeila, 6S. Feb
ruary 1. tide flats.
Unknown - Unknown infant.
found January 81. foot OF Denny
way.
Frew--J. ID. Frew. 81, February
1, 2f26 Western av.
wright--W H. Wright, 72. Jan
uary 25. s05 Caledonia.
Knight. NJ Knight, 20. Feb
ruary 3. 1920 goth.
Boardman-G. w Boardmau, 72.
February 4. 14i4 f. Denny way.
Hamilton-Infant, February 7.
1917 Olympia court.
Bruhn-C. Bruhn. "a, February 6.
1924 First.
Knight-N. Knight 80. February
IS, Providence hospital.
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uHFtP PEAcR-t.srs. pises sersass
SD house, anif tsIs with 100 tarine
ess aenth see & d nillfaaa.s oAshisr
lu Times block. At enss Ii
JUST WHAT rou RAVE BEEs
LOOKING HuH-aHue acre. near HlFef=
sen al level cleared nnd ~ hsafina
erehsfa haaaY 60 car iias. s5oo. Fsss
nanEHr MALTur.
tta-sEuasgt A lasha bidE LII
Asacfs tracts. - miles south 81 An
hafn. fiHh level iana terms $50 darn.
sc reF mpnfh fsa 0Nasf, a % Niien.
kabarn. 90 phone aansst North - So
sttie -sisasszs7-p
FEW MINUTES WALK PROM can
LINE Cine acre. al iaTei eNcsitsnt
saii All IN ruitfFatian. usN tsraqfn
haass large rhirhsa house sid seed ,
shad fesd vaief orfhsfd 81 kinds
asIshisafa. q sea Easr terms
ROBERT NAATHr
fiBsssas91i A iaRaa hiak LII
CHOICE ANn CHEAP
4fHa hsFs eue u she best arss tracts
10 pc month. Thiriy nlautss ras 20
CHARLES r AnANs aas caitnan iiids
FARMS AND LANDS.
X FAMOUS rrEALLUP VALLEY
, ssres hishiy tmpf efea. rich black
lean SSH al f9nead with picket faHfe
hearing orchard ali tinds 81 snail
fraiis Isa flHs wells tsruafu riseta4sd
hsas@ sapd barn. several 9utbasiafuxa
siasa q sfh1ai an1 nsfshhuFs Price.
lnsiuaIHz hafss. wagons twu COWS. ice
shtaasna and faffuiaz iH4piefteHts.t y SEQ.
Tsfms
ROBERT NAGTBr.
sit-EEesssi Alaska indH In
WANTED TO BuY-FkRMe.
FkHMa WANTED
EVERY DAY TuEHE AXE frsm -
fa 20 reapir in auf uffins Nh1 want 20
Ens fafsns within f1aFh 81 NeRttie utaf-
ksf ~ yea have enc that fau Sant
10 arii AZ a reasonable prizes. call i'm
rlrAisfsiF. 90 ~tifs EfsiuH fuii dsserip-
ton We snake = speciality % selling
ranafrr property
RonERf MALTBr.
sis-fs8ssst siassa nidx In
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birth Record.

tTTtN HtIUTWs
Births were registered today as
follows:
Stockeld-To wife OF F. c. Stock
cid. 1856 Rainier St, February s.
daughter
Williams-To wife Of +. T. VIII
Hams. Southeast Seattle. February
2, son.
Niehols-To wife OF l.. A. Mich
OILS, 1914 Third, February l, son.
Dillon-To wife of j. r. Dillon.
1871 sSrd n, February I. daugh-
ter.
Gibson-To wife of A. II. Gibson.
1918 nth. January 20. a son.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wood and Coal

afesu stab waed. Igsk = lead
ar slab seed. u a lead 80
attis fusi CO dain tstt. Ina fss
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PAM -AcTrAIiri
n aepsna. "a whss. u t. Tfa
the rahirs Valley yes can ust
see - tiseS an sess
rsa car plant a YsunT afshsrs
ius fsise mssana oHtaas. retA-
toes and ether vegetables
onions are ruraiHg rs toes %
fhe arfs snd selling Al iaA q
tea-sf ts4s per arfs.
Potatoes yisga 20 tens - tie
acre. and MARKET At say fzs
= tan@ef ttss % the arfe
Last Iaiy they ssit tu seattle
81 See a too Farmers say
that the expense = hardly az
item. being only the cost -
se~a and hand sr tve dar-
las harvest
Many farms ars payinx Ear them
selves on enc Or tao crops
chile the Orchard is growing
~ the tire the trees ere .
bearIHa faar farm Wiii not
aniF have paid for itself Hau
Hnl stiii epn Il ami a bank
aGrnunt
The figures given above are fHn-
serfafiNa. This year many
farms ever the valley exoreti-
- them - far.
We are selling the Land anT-
who're from &c 90 ss.aaa an
Acre land there Is not Ell
Hnna saus % a Isn't worth
: cent You don't want thts
Hfud We have or can find
shat Yeu Naut. ana ATE ready
- talk with yuu.
CALHOUN. DENNY q EWING.
aa8.fo ALASKA BaliainE
RlF
81
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
an an. atsat naas. f.psiftax ~ al
tts bsauFAss satesT rssthsf stfspn4sss
- ssara Esaas4t ( ssa esrr@etsf III
fIf. sssx sastaaNs ffss - eMxh s@s'
issnsF Hsassa. stselsst s~sssA -
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New modarn b-roum house. two lots.
very cheap, farccd sale. owner Main
faas -t-f-p
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Booth Whlttieses Hsnford Abstract
Co established iesa fiassmsut % Hat
Ter nlk Phone Main Ia
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asacre tracts ~ mites south ~ An
hafn. rich. level land terms $50 darn
sc pes m1nfh See Owner, 4 uIipn.
Anharn. 90 phans Sunset North fta Sc
sftis -si.atsas -
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CHOICE A&n CHEAP
see iseFa ane nf Ghe best aHss tracts
HaaF seattle oniF 80 cash. balance
80 psf msnth ThiFty minutes rtas 60
esiARLrs y ADAMS. sas coiman nias
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President OF the city Council
Ftiea the end day ~ January. 1905
~ ". CARROLL
city Comptroller and sx-officlo city
Clerk
Dats Of first publication. February
7. i9aH
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CHEAP PGAcH@t.srNs piece aefsage.
safd haass aniF HsTsi With 100 laying
asna : fresh rnns terms rs dpWns IS
pas fuonth see e u nlllfnan's cashier
rs Times block. at anes III
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NEAR YEslER WAY
$500 for new Groom modern house.
Furnace Lot fhxtae Terms
MINalIfr HH0s.
500 cnlman Bldg
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Lillian Fishsr. voice ss noIyoks Bloch
1t
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rpsIs1us If ths CITY ceancil
| Fi>d The I'd f4y u fnnnary. fsss
" W. cARHOfsfa
by c7mgtrolies and sx-offtcia city
/ Clerk
%. st first pasileztisa. Fsera2r1
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-05-14
ALIAS SUMMON S.

In the Probate court of the county
Ct Elmorc, state of Idaho,
Norman M. Ruick, plaintiff, VS..
Phillip McGinness and John j.
McGuincss, defendants
The state of Idaho sends greetings
to Phillip MEG inness and John j.
McGinness, defendants
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear before me, at my office in
Mountain Home. in the county of
Elmore on the 25th day OF April,
1908, at 10 O'Clock, m, in ac-
ton brought against you by said
plaintiff to answer the complaint of
the above named plaintiff Said ac-
ton is brought to recover from you
the sum of $3.50 in compensation
as balance due as attor ney's fees
and costs of suit; the matter to
contest tie validity of an alleged Will
of one Daniel McGuiness, deceased,
offered for probate in Elmoie c coun-
ty, retained and employed this
plaintiff in his capacitya an attor-
ney in their behalf: all of which
will more fully appear in plaintiff
complaint, copy of which is
served herewith, or judgement will
be taken against you for the saio
amount, to wit, for the sum oil
two-hundred-fifty ($25o) dollars,
! together w 18th costs of this suit, il
you fail to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any constable
of aid county, greeting: Make
legal service and due return hereof.
Given under nov hand this 10th
day of March, 9OS.
W. FL Manion, Ex-officio CLERK
of the said Probate court
1880
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SUMMONS

In the district court of the fourth
judicial district of the state of
Idaho in and tor the county of Ell
more
Cornelia j. Price, plaintiff, VS..
Albert j. Cohaner. defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendant.
= You are hcrebv required to ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff in
the district court of the fouth ju-
dicial district, state of Idaho, in and
for the county of Elmore a d to
answer the complaint filed therein,
Ia copy of which is hcreunto
tached) within twenty days Tex
elusive of the day of scrvice) after
the service on you of this summons,
if served within this district; or
if served out of this district, with
in forty days. The said action is
brought to quiet plaintiffs title in
and to the following described land,
to-wit: Commencing at a point
40Ifeet north and 24oA feet west
of the southeast C rner of the south
west or. of section IS, township 3
south of range g east of Boise mcr-
idian, thence west / 8 rods, thence
north 13 rods, thence east 13 rods,
thence south 10 rods to the point
of beginning, in Elmore county,
state of Idaho, and for general re-
lief and. costs of this suit.
And you ere hereby notified that
if you fail to appear and answer
and the said comlain+, as above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will ap-
peal to the court for relief de-
rrandcd in the complaint.
4 Given under my hand and the
seal of the district court of the
fourth judicial district of the state
of Idaho, in and for the county oil
Elmorc this sixth day of May ir
the year of our Lord, one Thousand
nine hundred and eight.
BY F. c. SMITH.
LOUIS E. NICHOL SON, Clerk
Seal Deputy Clerk. .i
IS B. F. Griffith, Plaintiffs atty,
Mountain Home, Idaho
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE UNDER EXECUTION

Thomas Patterson, Plaintiff, vs.
The Minerva Mining Company, 4
corpor alton, defendant.
BY virtue of an execution issued
out of the district court of the
fourth judicial court, county of Ell
more, state of Idaho, wherein
Thomas Patterson, plaintiff and
The Minerva Mining company, \
caFpo ration, defendants, upon a
judgment rendered the 1871 day of
April, A. D. 1908, for the sum of
1s, o7s.11 dollars, besides costs and
intercsts,I have this day levied up
on all right, title and interests of
said defendants of, in and to the
following deserted real estate, to-
wit: The Minerva Group Lodcs,
consisting of the Minerva, Minerva
No. 2, Minerva No. 3, Minerva
No. 4, Minerva No. S, Minerva
No. and the Hattie Lode Mining
claims as dcscrib rd in the United
States pa tent therefore recorded in
book IS of patents at page AS of
the records of Gilmore county, Idaho,
together with the west half of the
Gold King No Quartz. Claim as
the same appears of record in book
of quartz locations at page 610 of
the E1more County records and
permit No 240o from the State En-
gineer of the state of Idaho for
water right.
Publ notice is hereby given
that l will on Wednesday the
27th day of May, A. D., 1908, at
o'clock, p. M, of said day in front
of the court house door of the
county of Eimore, sell at public
auction, all the right, title, claim
and interest of said defendant, of,
in and to the above described prop
erty, or SO much thereof as may bs
necessary to raise sufficient none,
to satisfy said judgmct, with inter
est and costs, for lawful money o
the United States, to the highes
and best bidder. - ~
Dated this 9TH day of May, 1908
WALTER w. FOUNTAIN,
-. ~ Sheriff.
BY c. w. HOwETH. s...
Deputy Sheriff
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Newspaper SubsCriptiOnLaw.

1. Taking a periodical from the
poStoffice is prima faCic evidence
that the person so taking is a suit
scriber, unless the periodical is a
marked stsannple copy, or mark
ed copy
D. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered as wishing to renew
their subscriptions.
3 If subscribers order the discon-
tinuance of their periodical, the
publisher may continue to send UNI
til all arrearages are paid
4. If subSci ibcrs neglect or refuse
to take their periodical from the
postoffice they are responsible until
they have settled their bills and or
dered the paper discontinued.
s. If subscribers move to other
places without informing the pub
Usher, and the paper is sent to the
fomer address, subsCr ibcrs are hello
responsible
g. Refusing to take periodicals
from the postOffice, or removing anc
leaving, without paying up, is
prima facie evidence of intentiona
fraud.
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Don't allow one failure to make you
a pessimist. You're mighty small II
one can do It,
Don't forget to provide fat roasts for
your own dinners. It's a funny fan
eier that neglects No. l.
Don't get discouraged when the order
rush stops. You can take the slack
time to count your profits and plan
for greater things and shove-the-now.
Don't wonder that your horses try to
run away Your hens deserted the
lousy pen for the barn. Now the barns
lousy. the horses are lousy. and you're
a lousy old bughouse yourself.
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some cackling; there was some laying
doing; there were many juicy hens,
fat ROSTERS, mouth melting broilers,
tender frys, pound squads, fat ducks,
jumbo turkeys and geese for the cook
pot Of 1907, but no one imagined 1T was
tuned up to $eOO.OOO.OO0. Now let us
crow and cackle over 1t and boost the
rooster higher for 1908. and you, old
knocker about hens not paying. go out
and make 6OO,0OO.OOO apologies to the
great American hen.
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NOTICE

All those who have friends or
relatives in the Mountain Home
Cemetery are kindly requested TO
look after the graves of their loved
ones and fix them up in proper
shape before Decoration Day, May
Goth. If any one desires the work
done the Sexton will be pleased to
attend to 1T. Please let us take
more interest in keeping up the ap-
pcarancc of the cemetery.
D. P. KEEPER,
Sexton.
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FEATHERS AND EeesHELLs.

Fresh chickweed. tender lettuce and
young green clover for chicks, turkey
poults and green ducks.
What will happen if l cross Black
and White Minorcas?" ''Oh, you'll get
few mongrel mulattoes that a coon
wouldn't steal
In setting eggs don't select the lar
gest. The uniform medium sized eggs
hatch the best and most chicks. Freaks
from freak eggs.
When you build that poultry house
don't listen to Cheap John. If you're
a three center you'll do it. but when
you get more sense you'll rue it.
1t is a mistaken idea that the larger
the gobbler the better the breeder. A
twenty-five FOUNDER is about right to
bring the size most demanded in mar
ket
In the isle of Bermuda every body
raises chickens. but breeding, feeding
and rearing are unscientific, conse-
quentiy eggs sold for T5 cents at
Christmas.
The reason why so many duck breed
ers get left on early eggs is because
their ducks are exposed to cold and
dampness all winter. They are so
poor they must lean against the nest
to quack.
AS the hot season approaches re-
member that corn is a cholera breeder.
Cooling feed for summer and clean
cold water. with shade and open house
to catch the breeze. No stimulants for
poultry or poultrymen
California now buys eggs by the
pound. If this gets to be the rule in
al r%n xx~fll he ctr IN,
storage, for they nearly half evaporate.
Our White Leghorns lay eggs that
weigh over two pounds to the dozen.
When a man makes his own incu-
bator and brooder. his wife thinks he's
gigantic genius till Matching time;
then she wonders why she ever prom
ised to love. honor and obey" such an
awful man. The failure of a home
made incubator is nothing to giggle
over.
When a fowls crop is full make an
incision In front and take 1T out the
front door or you'll food the inside
with chicken grub and your customer
will have some barnyard fare for his
Sunday dinner. ''Tafnt' nice to bite
on such things. 1t spoils the effects
of that sermon.
new 1OTk Sldlc has s5OO.OOO PERSONS
interested in the poultry business.
They have S15.OOO.0O0 invested in stock
and $45. 100000 in property and equip
ment. a total OF $60.OOO.0OO. New
Workers don't all have Americana
dementia." but there are hundreds of
thousands gone chicken crazy.
There are people in the poultry bust
ness who are like friend who had
never seen an electric battery. For
enlightenment we gave him the whole
current. His eyes stood out. his hair
stood up. but be couldn't let GO When
be was sufficiently informed we cut
the current The handles few across
the room. He buzzed like a circular
saw and gave us so many compliment
tary expressions of gratitude that we
would repeat them. but he is a preacher
now Yes. friend. you made a mistake
when you let that paying job go and
jumped head first into the chicken biz.
Let go and quit before the sheriff
serves writ
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