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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ L CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS
NV Rev. Robert n. Moore. ID. d. pastor. so
a. n. Sunday school, II a m. Sacrament q the
Lords Supper; ?. n. Epuorth Lsagae; p. IA,
preaching by pastor. Seats free All Welc1me-
HAAiLINE n. l. CHURCH sth and sts. nv.
Rev. Charles Z. Guthrie pastor. Sunday school.
30 a. n; EpWOTth League. 6 30 2. m with large
chorus u a. m. Holy Communion. % =. m.
sermon. The fear Of he future and hOE % lose
H." Tuesday evening. az O'Clock. DR. W r.
sheridan of Baltimore viii lecture on "Erery
fellow for himself" No admission fee Silver
Offering Wednesday evening. az o. clock. Prohibi-
ton mas -meetinE. Public invited % al services.
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Taft to Address New york Bar.

Secretary Of War Taft viii speak be-
fore the New York Bar Association to-
night On Monday he viii speak ar Fitch
burg and Springfield, Mass, and On Tues
day will make an address before the Re
publican Club OF Boston, Mass. He will
return to Washington on March l.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and C5rcorsn sts. NV Tbs
Rev Frank SCTau. D. D.. pastor. VII preach aL
u a n. The Gifts az the Altar" sunday
school E.l5. D. H.. GODS OMNIPOTENCE
AND MANS FREE WILL-How are they con-
Datiblel" Lecture by the Rev. L H. Tafel. of
Baltimore All are invited In pastors study
WEDNESDAY %. Y. p. conference Friday. 4ss5
in church. Litany and Leaves Of healing from
the kEord Of Cod
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Nay sell Georgia Home Rser.

The Judge Advocate General has rem
dered an opinion, holding that Georgia
Home Beer" may be sold at the post ex-
change at Fort Screven, Ga Georgia
Home Beer" contains only 1S2 per cent
OF alcohol, and is regarded by the civil
authorities OF Georgia as a nonintoxi-
eating drink.
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave and 9th St ne
Rev. c. Z. WLes, pastor. Services az II and ! 80
hy tie pastor; ; s, go Junior and Senior C. l.
az , and $50 p. n A reception VII be gwen the
psstor and AIRS Wiles Tuesday evening. March 3
at s O'Clock. az the church. Members and friends
invited
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH. Thomas
Circle. Preaching By pastor j. q. Butler. at J.
and by C. H. Butler AZ 80; Y p, : G. l., 8
and 80: SUNDAY school e.N.
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Announce Subject of Debate.

The question for debate at the National
University Law School this evening IS:
Resolved. That the government should
retire, upon pension, its civil service en-
ployes." Affirmative speakers: Messrs
Meyer, Moriarity. and Graham. Mega
tive speakers: Messrs. Smith, Hooe, and
Boyle.
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Young Peoples Union; D. \ Davis and
Bruce Cleveland. Of the Y. W. c. A.
A committee consisting OF Mr. Tarring,
Miss Brown. and Miss Tilton was ap-
pointed 10 draft a constitution.
The following are the newly elected on
GERS OF this committee: president, Prof.
William A Wilbur: vice president, Rev.
Dr. Guthrie; secretary, Leonard F. RuonT:
and treasurer, w. w. MILAN.
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SPECIAL BOY" MUST 60.
Postmaster General Meyer VIII Put
Men I'm Their Stead.

Mcn IN Hneir Stead.
The special delivery messenger boy
must go. Postmaster General Meyer does
not believe the employment of these lads
in the postal service is for their own
good.
He has accordingly Issued an order to
the effect that whenever a vacancy oe-
ours in the special delivery messenger
service. by removal resignation, or other
wise, the position shall be filed by sub
stitute letter carrier or clerk.
The boys are not TO be discharged, un-
less for cause, but when they do leave
the service no other boys will be appoint
ed TO fill their places
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9TH and sts ne Rev.
George A Miller, pastor Services sunday az II
a n. and rs p n SUNDAY school. s.S0 a. n
VERMONT AVE CHURCH Service, with sermon
by F. d. Power II. The Gospel for man" 80.
The model prayer" 5. 5, So c. T. 20
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R. A. Castleman. Eldridge. Md; Rev.
William d. Gould. Baltimore, Md, and
Rev. Frank H. Staples, Baltimore.
That the March meeting Of the Sunday
School Institute may not conflict with
the Churchman'S League lectures. it has
heen arranged TO hold it on the third
Thursday in the month.
The board Of managers of diocesan
missions meets next Monday at 2:SO p.
m. at Trinity Parish House. The board
now consists OF the three archdeacoRs
and the three treasurers. the Rev j, A
Aspinwall, the Rev. c. Ernest Smith. D.
d., d. c. L; the Rev. J. II. w. Blake.
the Rev. c. +. Buck. Messrs., William d.
Baldwin. S E Kraemer Thomas Nelson
Page and Blair Lee; from Cathedral
Chapter. the Rev. Alfred Harding. d. D..
Messrs- John NJ Wilson and George
Truesdell
Between September ]. 1907. and Febru-
airy l. 1908. the treasurer Of the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society received
from parish and individual offerings
50 3004l0 toward the amount apportioned
TO the diocese for year ending September
/. 1908. of 81, 200. Toward this amount
these city parishes have contributed: Ad-
vent, Christ Church. Georgetown, Epi-
phany Grace, Georgetown; incarnation,
Rock Creek, st. Marks. St Margaret's
and st. Georges chapel. in Si. Adams
parish.
Three parishes are asked 10 give over
81 i000-Epiphany appOrtioned $i.0l020. St
Johns. 81. .2O7-29 and St Thomas N,G1356
or those Epiphany has paid SI,A0. but
nothing has been reported as paid either
by St. Thomas or st. Johns.
Three other parishes are asked to give
nearly $eo0-Ascension. $5O765; St An
drew's. 1856: st. Margaret's. $592S5. OF
these St Margarets has paid in full
nothing being reported as yet paid by
the Ascension parish or st. Andrews
During the month just closed a commit
tee representing three churches has been
caring for the Eye, Ear. and Throat Hos
pital. these churches being St Stephens
Church. the Church OF the Advent. lie
Droit Park; and st. James Church, Capt.
tol Hill Mrs. Edward Roome is chair
man of the committee. and particularly
efficient one, by the way, the members be-
ing Mrs. Arthur S. Browne. Mrs. Charles
= buhuy, MIs. ,. u NotnNe4l, AIS- r. y
Hopkins, Mrs. c. M. Hustled, and Mrs. J..
TyssOWsld representing St Stephen s:
Mrs. James r. Colburn. Mrs. c. l. Henry,
and Mrs L s. May. representing the
Church OF the Advent, and Miss N. B.
Jackson and Miss Julia II. Tompkins. rep
resenting ST. James Church.
The Eye. Ear. and Throat Hospital is
distinctly a church institution as regards
its founding and present management
but II throws It's doors wide open as the
following report just made public abun-
dainty shows.
The various denominations treated dur
ing the year were as follows:
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UNTVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L stS nv
Rev John Van SChaick. jr-. pastor II A. m.
morning service, -Ou making service reasonable
and reason servicssols.' - 4-0 p m Tesper service
Washington tie young msn;" sss5 a. n, SUNDAY
school. l2.n D. m Y. z. q. Y.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 18th and Z sts Ulysses
c. B. Pierce minister SIS A. N, sunday school
Class FOR Comparative Study q RelEol, and
Vnity Study Class: II, morning service, ssrrcn by
the minister; : D n. Young Peoples Religious
Union. The public invited % al services. fe29-2t
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dapont Circle.
Clergy. Rev c. Ernest SmitL. ID. D., ID. C. l..
rector; Rev. J. 6. Ames, B. A. and Rev ". J.
Cox. 3. D.. assistant elefg
500 a. ~. Holy Communion.
? - a. M Ckildrens service and sermon By rector.
Il 90 a. n. Holy Communion and sermon by the
BISHOP OP WESTERN NEW YORK.
5 90 p. m. Lecture BY rector OF CHURCH Doc
TRINE AND BIBLE TRUTH"
LOO p. m. Choral service. SeTmoa By ATchdeaccn
NeTe Of Virginia
Ash Wednesday services, II and O'Clock
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsOTERIC CENTER, Ifs3 Q St Lee
tu-e Sunday evening. SIS. THE TONGUE or
CRITICISM" "Wednesday SIS, THE NAN Or
WILL" Library philosophical works straaSsra
welcomed
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM subject og
address by Mr. George n Shibley, al ; D IT,
Pythian Temple. Iel2 9Th 81 nv. Vocal SOLO by
Ms A. q. Drake
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

pastor Of the Church of the Covenant.
VIII preside. On Friday evening, Feb
ruary 2, at the regular monthly busi-
ness meeting CT the society. the officers
for the year were elected, as follows.
President, Miss Isabella Campbell; vice
president. Irving P. Taylor; treasurer.
Harry ]. Walther; recording secretary,
A. s Dennison: corresponding secretary
Josephine Dill; delegate 10 the Christian
Endeavor Union, Frank Hinckley.
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OTHER SERVICES.

VESPER SERVICE. YOUNG WOAIEN's CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION. cor. 18th and = SIS. NJ.
leztranee 18th ST.. at 80. Leader Miss Lude-
5ayTe. extension secretary Subject: Friend
ship" Conet solo By Miss Bselman.
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SEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

AN ILLUSTRATED SERMON On REVELATION
3 by Evangelist h C. Russell Sunday March 1
81 2. n MEMORIAL CHURCH, cor " and
I'm sfs. NV AL welcome
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
NEW THOUGHT CENTRE.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER's, la7
Conn ave AZ 4 D n Address by Mss Emma
Gray. Subject: The power q thought" Daily
noon meeting and wednesdays at p. IT. a. Loan
and Trust Bldg. cor. and 9Th Public invited
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
INSTALL NEW PASTOR
Rev. DR.. Wood Becomes Head
of Church Of Covenant.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES HELD

New Minister OF Noted Washington
Presbyterian House of Worship In
Charged with the Duties OF HIS
Office Before Great AssembInge
of Ecclesiastical Leaders.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The board Of officers Of the Christian
Endeavor Union met Tuesday evening at
headquarters. It was decided TO devote a
portion Of the April meeting to the read
ing Of reports OF two delegates TO the
Young Peoples Missionary Movement IN
PittSburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The Ninth Street Christian Society gave
a patriotic social Friday evening. Feb.
p. at the church. The following musical
programme was followed; Plano solo. A
V. Leufrio: two selections by a quintet
orchestra, composed Of Miss Stella Ray
mond and Miss Olive Budd. and Messrs.
Gilbert. LeUfriO. and Calvo; Miss Mildred
Raymond rendered a vocal solo. entitled.
I'm a Nephew OF Uncle Sam" A vocal
solo by Mr. Bean and q recitation by
Miss Florence L Young concluded tho
programme
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, lEtA
and z s1A M Services. sunday. II = II aAd
p n
Subject CHRIST JESUS"
Sunday school. II a. n wednesday evening
meeting. s O'Clock Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading ro0n. 65I Colorado Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The pistrie, Of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union extends to the Brotherhood
Of St. Andrews sympathy and apprecia-
ton Of the honor and position held in the
hearts Of the Endeavorers by the late
Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee.
The Y. P. 6 C. e Of Calvary Baptist
Church had for its leader last Tuesday
evening. Miss Julia Stickney. recently re-
turned from the mission fields Of India.
Miss Stickney is a member Of Calvary
Baptist Church. She talked briefly of the
work in China, Japan. Africa, India, and
lastly. of Burmah, where she has been
stationed for the past several years. At
the last regular monthly business meet
ing Of this society II was decided 20 refer
TO the missionary committee with pow
er 10 act, the advisability OF sending
a delegate from the society TO the Young
Peoples missionary movement convention
at Pittsburg.
On wednesday evening at the Y w c.
A. parlors. plans were perfected for the
organization Of q eomiRttee for local
work in connection with the Young PeO-
nIe's missionary movement. The COM
mittee was composed of: Rev. DR.. Guthrie,
pastor of the Hamline NJ. T. Church; Ed
ward Tarring. president OF the Christian
Endeavor Union: Dean William A. vii
bur, Of the Columbian College, George
Washington University; Miss Flora L. p
Johnson. superintendent missionary de-
partment OF the Christian Endeavor
Union; Leonard F. RuGff, superintendent
press department Christian EndeavOr
Union; W. p. Foley. and f. l. MercIer.
Of the Brotherhood Of St. Andrew; Will
liam w. MILAN, president. and ]. f.
Dawson, OF the Sunday School AssOcia-
ton OF the District OF Columbia: Miss
Tilton and l. L. Derrick, president Of the
Epworth League; r. A. Bogiey, secre-
tary, and R n Ford, OF the Baptist
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Only ten cents "A week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Bite Hall, 1907 G st. Nv. Services. 7 a.
Il and : % y n Subject Of morning icctlIrs. by
Bishop OLIVER C. SABIN
ignorance OF the church always the cause Of per
secUtion-" Subject Of evening lecture. by NJ
WINFIELD s WHITMAN. why I an 4
Scientist Mss Edith Pickering. soloist- Testi-
nouial meeting Wednesday sEeains, at ~ Seats
fus. Al invited
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The Extersion, Missionary. ard Citizen
ship departments OF the Union are active
ly engaged in planning and mapping out
the city into districts for the purpose OF
visiting the societies represented in the
Union The Missionary department has
supplied several missionary leaders 10 the
societies during the past few weeks
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29
HEALING By MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. sEATON WILL GIVE 4 TALK AT HER
Offices go 9th 81 lcur- ST. SUNDAY o'elock-
Subject Spiritual insight" Public invited Pa
tieurs uTeared weekdays. Telephone NJ 81
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The union has established Suggestion
Box" at headquarters Any society in the
union may send in suggestions, which
may aid the work.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

of the Covenant will install officers for
the ensuing year. DR.. Wood, the new
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

Methodist Church received the greetings
OF the union through its citizenship de-
partment superintendent, Zed II. Copp.
last sunday evening
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The distribution of ashes in st. Domi-
MICS Church viii take place Wednesday at sc A.
and 7-So p. m. and for the children at $50 in
the afternoon.
Special Lenten sermons VIII be preached every
Sunday at the high mass. II a. m, and az the YES
per service, 80 D m.
A short instruction each Wednesday evening at
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

Rev. Father c. o. Rosensteel, pastor OF
St Johns Church. Forest Glen. will preach in the
Church Of the Nativity BrightKOod Ash Wednes-
day evening at 7=90 O'Clock.
Ashes will be distributed before and after the
O'Clock mass, at BIS IN the afternoon, and at 80
D.
Confessions will be heard Thursday from 10 6
and after o. clock
Mass Friday morning, at O'Clock. win be said
with the Blessed Sacrament in exposition
Stations Of the Cross and deyotions in honor Of
the Sacred Heart at z 80 p m.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Shiloh Baptist Church gave a musicale
Friday evening. February q. under the
auspices Of the social committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The Church Of the Reformation. Luth-
eran, was visited last Sunday evening by
George L. Chandler. of the citizenship
department.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

One OF the last OF Bishop Satterlee's
appointments was that Of Archdeacon
Williams Rev F. W. Howden. and Rev.
c Ernest Smith. D. D.. D. c. L. to be
clerical delegates from this diocese 10 the
Lambett Missionary Congress. which
eonvenes IN London, June 15-24 The
Rev. Mr.. Howden was also appointed TO
serve as diocesan corresponding secretary
Tor Washington Three more delegates
to the congress may yet be appointed. as
each diocese Of the 2i7 is entitled to send
six delegates 10 represent Il at the con-
gress
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The Sunday evening preachers for Lent
at the Church of the Good Shepherd will
be:
March s-ReE. George II. McGrew, rector O,
Grace Church, Silver Spring Nd.
March l5-ReY. c. Ernest Smith. D. D.. D. C. L..
rector Of ST. Thomas Church.
March 22-Bev. Richard p. Williams. rector Of
Trinity Church.
March 2s-Rev. William R. Turner. Chevy Chase.
Md.
April 5-Rev Robert T. Browning. OF the Pro
Cathedral
Palm sunday-Rer. Henry C. Parkmau. rector Of
ST. Thomas. Groom, Nd.
Other preachers to be heard during
Lent at this church VIII be Rev. J. p.
McComas, Annapolis; Rev. Francis E.
McManus. Upper Marlboro. Nd; Rev.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

The German supper. for the benefit OF
ST. JcSephs Church, TO Be held Shrove Tuesday
evening Ia National Riaes' Anory. Is in charge 4
the following committee: " D. schaefeT chair
man; Andrew Oehman. Thomas Quill r. A Cur
tin, Charles Lehman Bernard Collins. and Gus
Brahlcr. Much enjoyment is anticipated and every-
social event Of the season ia -. Jcsephs parish.
will be a huge success.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-29

At a meeting OF the Apostleship OF
/ Prayer Thursday evening in ST. Matthews Church.
the choir, under the direction Of Miss Jennie ID.
Glennan. sang new litany hy Mattoni soioist Mr..
Albert d. Omen. joseph Renner's Ave Maria. "
! sung for the first time in Washington. WAS well
rendered by Mss Edna Dyer. Just before Bsnediction
! Of the Blessed Sacrament
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
Llshtfoot News.

Dr.. T. ?. Msrston. age "a. sen Of
the lste Nr. and Mrs. Ino. Msrsson.
die az his home here Sunday night
al e,even o'clock. He was ~ old
soldier. loved and most highly eS-
tened BY az who knew him He
was . great sufferer for many years.
Re was very delicate nan when re
e. cred the var ard through eN-
posture. Il IS thought. his E-st suffer
irs was caused. He has Suffered
WI the 1heunstism many years
ar6 Il gradually grew woue. A5ou'
two wears ego he hs6 SIGHT suoE,
I Of paralysis ard since that cme h'
I has been oo1Ene5 % his home unu
I the ems cane. The entire as'Ea
( b. rcct WISHES 20 express ire
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
WASTING STRENGTH

Won who suffer from unnecessary. dsagTeeaose'
rainf, " zakering. female complaints, VII iiTa ifaI
Wine OF Cardm IS safe anl pleasant remedy Tor a.
their lis Il acts directly upon all the decate inii7Elea
tissues, purifying the blood. throwing OF the c5glns
matter an3 relieving female doFders such as irregular
scanty, prcfuse. painful catarlenia, prolapse, etc
Also relieves headache backache' dizziness
craps, d2gging pains. nervousness. irTitaOay' &C.
II you need advice, write Us letter teins IS 2.
you symptoms We VIII send free advice On par
sealed enyaope). Address: LacieS' AavlsoFy D-P'-
The cFaranoogz Medicine Co. Chattanooga, ie'.E-
All DRUGGISTS SILL II Il 500 BoTTLLs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
NOTICE

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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13


he could change his spots. Don't
trade a gold dollar for a lead nickel
with a hole In it.
When your hen cackles. Ego thou
and do likewise" out keep your head
level Don't let an egg record or a
blue ribbon make you an egotist.
If you make a good sale cackle. but
don't think you are the only cockerel
on the perch When you begin TO be
stuck on yourself. feel the top of your
head. and you will surely find a soft
spot
There is a little difference between
a capable critic and critical crank
The one is thoroughbred brain and the
other mongrel monkey. This is not
contempt of court, but a judges IL
cense can't cover up fool.
When eggs are way up. hesitate to
drop little for good. regular trade.
An extra egg when pullets are laying
Will make up for size. \ hog in the
hens nest is worse than a dog in the
Manager
Buff Orpington hen sold in York,
Pa for $4OO and poultryman at st.
Louis sacrificed Il hen and rooster for
$1,000 while at the Crystal palace
show they dropped TO $500. That's a
slow old price for chicken anyhow.
| It's time to form a hen trust
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
Z arm. Z ield
on0 Garden
The Growing Crop.

No definite rules can he given for the
application of water to a growing crop
of celery. the requirements vary
with the character of the soil. atmOS-
pheric conditions and temperature.
The cost OF application should deter
mine largely the extent to which water
should he used. and rule il is not
prof tn bic to give more than three wa
teringS during the growing season in
addition to the one given at the time
the plants are set in the field. When
celery is to be grown on large scale
it Will he desira BILE. where natural
water supply cannot he brought into
serv ice. to provide pumping machinery
and to give the soil two three good
sOakingS during the season. especially
in the absence Of heavy rains. Celery
requires the most water while making
it's greatest growth. which occurs late
in the summer As the crop approaches
maturity the water should be applied
sparingly. and it should be withheld
altogether for some time before blanch-
ing
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13

There were 1900 entries at James,
town and 10000 at the Crystal palace.
London. The American Wyandottes
took most money at the English show,
and they didn't have to marry any old
English clucks to get it, Count
that for our side
It's an old joke. but it just leaked
The chicken paper reporters and the
regular press men sailed from Norfolk
to the jamestown grounds on opening
day TO enjoy n banquet with President
Roosevelt and report his speech. They
were held out on the water for two
hours, and when they got to the hall
there wasn't a five cent cigar in sight
There was no red fire needed that
night Biff
The average length of an egg is
2.2I inches. the average diameter at
the broad end is 1.72 inches. and the
average weight is two ounces. When
rotten egg hits politicians cheek.
neither can be measured.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
Free Rance For the I4oq.

Hogs that have plenty of range and
exercise are not nearly as susceptible
to disease as those confined in a small
pen \ hog that goes out after his feed
will be we'll grown and thrifty, accus-
toned to the elements and not liable
to be injured by a sudden change of
weather 1t is difficult to put a good
finish on hogs while running in a large
pasture If they are allowed to run
on good pasture until three weeks or a
month before sending to market and
are then shut up and given all the corn
they want, with plenty of pure water,
they will make very rapid gains.-C.
E. Quinn.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-08-13
Catalina and Locust.


1t has been shown that where catalpa
by 4 feet growth almost ceases or
becomes very slow in many instances
after the trees are eight to ten years
old
THE MOST PRACTICAL RoosT.
The stepladder roost is out of date.
The chickens all fought for the highest
seat in the synagogue. Result strife
ana humble foot
The sassafras sapling roost guaran-
teed to prevent lice. has gone into OBJ
livion with the lightning rod The
movable roost is the fad.
Our plan: Make four carpenters tres
ties. two Of them five feet long and
two and half feet high and the other
four feet long and two feet high Gov
er the high trestles with boards six feet
long. and on this dropping floor place
your low trestles and from one to the
other place your roosting Stats.
Put these four inch Stats on loose
and on very cold nights move them
close together.
Set up in corner out of drafts and
place the busting box near and the
hens will keep the roosts well busted.
Advantages. Easily cleaned: easily
removed: catches all the manure; can
be removed or set up in three minutes:
| hens can scratch under il; red mites
avoid it. Try it and be convinced.