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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-02-25

Advertising.
The successful Business Man is
an Advertising Man. Let the people
know what you have to sell.
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TailOrs.

F. A MUELLER:- Merchant tailor.
All work guaranteed. Also does clean
ing and pressing. In rear OF Ths
Wigwam Cigar Store.
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Legal blanks at Record Office.
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s LOCAL NEWS :


Boerlner. the 1ewe1ee. has 1t cheaper
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Department Stores.
/, Drug Stores.

ROSWELL DRUG 4 JEWDLRY co.
Oldest drug store In Roswell. All
things up-to-dAta.
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Undertakers.

Undertakers.
DILLHY Il SON.-Undertaker. Pri
ULLERY FURNITURE CO. Under
takers. Phone No. rs or No. III.
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BiHiard.P0O Halls.
Bowling, Box Ball., Billiards, POOL
Entire equipment regulation. Pr.
rate bowling and box ball room for
iadies.-Geo. B Jewett. Prop.
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Butcher Shops.

O. g.. MAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but me BEST Quality ~,
motto.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27
COLLEGE NlCkNAMES.
Some Popular With the students-Ob.
lection Made to Others.

Some OF the colleges have a great
dislike to the way in which they are
referred to commonly in connection
with athletics. For instance. Wesleyan
men don't like to be called the Meth
odists, as they appear sometimes.
AT the Naval Academy there is n
strong prejudice agaI.st being called
Annapolis" The navy men aren't
particularly fond OF "midshIpmen. .
They believe the proper name for
their institution is tine Navy"
Columbia has great distaste for
the name OF "Columbians" for their
representatives In athletics or other
public appearances. At the Universi-
~ OF Chicago there is a dislike of the
name Chicago University" sometimes
applied
Although not so strongly opposed to
II, students at Pennsylvania do no, like
the full title University Of Pennsvl.
wanna as well as plain Pennsylvania. =
Penn is preferred to either.
"Maroons" for Chicago men. "Coph.
ers Tor Minnesota. Badgers" for Wis.
cousin students. "Cornhuskers" for
Nebraska, wolverines" for Michigan.
'liiini' for the men at illinois-all ara
names that are popular at those col
leses and are used by the men there
IN speaking OF their own teams. In
deed 10 man unaceuainted with nick
names the average statement regard
ing conference college is pulling be.
cause OF the almost entire lack OF
s'raishtout nsmes.-New York Sun.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27
POWER FROM OCEAN TIDES.
Reinforcements from Another Soure,
Apparently Needed.


Apparently Needed.
One of the objections advanced t
the attempt to get power from ths
tides is that 1t would be serviceablt
for only few hours at a time, anc
Is not continuous. Another point
a minor one-is that as the time of 9
high tide occurs about three-quarters
OF an hour later one day than the da,
before there muat be a regular shift
ing of the daily program.
Expanding the first of these argu
ments. a correspondent Of THE Lon
don Times" engineering supple
menO says:
THE chief di63culty as regards a
public supply Of powder from tida
sources Is the limited number ol
hours during which the water Is
available. The cost of a storage bat
terry to meet these conditions would
be prohibitive: hence gas engines
must be Installed to supply the de
mands for power when the turbines
are shut down. These gas engines
would have to be large enough te
carry the full load under any circum
stances; In fact, 1t would be neces
sary to lay down fuil-sized ga.
power generating station just as /,
no turbines existed. and In all proba
bility the plant would be situated a,
some distance from where the de
mand for power existed, thus in
oreasing the cost OF transmission.
Looking at the problem from this
point OF view. the utilization of tho
tides for the public generation OF
power would apear to be commercial
ly impracticable.
"A mill or factory needing a STEADY
supply o. power for twenty-four
hours every day presents much more
favorable conditions for the consider.
alton of tidal power. The cost O,
fuel In such case would form the
major portion Of the running costs
and, provided that a dam could be
cheaply constructed. it is quite posi-.
bic that some saving might be effect.
ed by obtaining a portion of the
rower from tidal action"
The new South-news., 1909-03-27
As Courace Ooxed.

The Pacific coast Congressman WA
starting for the capital.
"On one point am resolved" h<
said to his admirine constituents
Cannon can't bulldoze me. | def
him. We're after his scalp"
cannon has not in all respect.
been an Ideal presiding officer" hs
told reporter at Omaha.
Cannon" he replied to an inter
viewer; well, perhaps he has no.
been without his faults. but" etc.
"Hello'' said the newspaper repre-
sentative at Washington. Glad TO Sc,
you're back Hear you're going 20 f,yh'
Cannon. Hoy about it.~
Fight Cannon, Well. Of all the ri
dicuicus yarns. Why. he's the bcs
presiding officer that" etc.-P. .iisdeJ
phia Ledger.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

In the long graSs. and ! know from
other observations and testimony tha.
mice are tho chief article OF food tor
tho fox Fancy what the result would
b. 20 cur farmers and their crops "
II we're not for this fondness for a
mouse diet on the part Of foxes and
wclFes' The fact IL that there are
very few animals In our woods that
are really noxions. We ought TO pre-
serve all our native aDinlais from ca-
unciion. while banishinG A. much ar
possible ssch nuisances a. The rat aud
he sparrow. The grsa,ss, nuisance q
all Ia the domestic cat. which kills
more small game than all the poachers
pi' ioRether--but 1t would probably be
difficult TO banish the ca, from the
United States"
Reynard is depicted, undoubtedly, as
thoroughly exemplary fox and hus
band In the story which will bear hts
name down 10 pts;sri'y B,x a glimpse
of the long necked. brown.and-black
geese amicably houndering among the
leaves oa the lawn In front OF the pic
turesgue house which forms the center
~ things at Wyndgoul recalled the
calm Tor these birds to the possession
or an even more homogeneous mono
gamy than the fox After all, II these
claims are true. Reynard merely VOWS
Ike most morials who undertake this
particular contract until death do us
part But the goose. according 10 his
reported Interpretation OF the Ten Com
mandmenfs. Incorporates no limiting
clause when he goes through the cere-
mony OF entering upon the marriage
state II Is nov and forever with
theee dounfless animals when they DO
decide upon wedlock. Curiosity az to
the authenticity OF this bit of anserlns
SOCIOLOGY suggested a query
Yes" answered Mr.. Seton. family
times are peculiarly strong In the case
OF the goose on course there may be
individual variations from one main
racehab!t, as occurs among all ami
mals. but M rule have found that
the goose practises more rigid mon
ogafny than even the fox or the pigeon.
Most OF these geese at Wyndygoul, are
N'T''"unhaS ifoin one couple. brought
here when took the place eight years
ago. and the original gander Is still
recognized as the grandfather N the
flock by the others They come and
go as he calls them. and I'm order TO In
sure the return Of the flock from any
place To which its various members
might be tempted TO fly | have clipped
this patriarchal gander's wings-and
his devoted grandchildren, never leay.
Ing him. never leave Wyndygoul for
any appreciable distance or time.
The Evor-Fathful Gpose.
"As for the extreme sentiments OF
nnnogamy which | have claimed for
Wild geese can cite one clean-cut in
stance from this very flock. Three or
four years ago the husband of female
goose died For year and a half af..
ter that event | tried to induce the
widowed goose to take another mate.
but without success. She remained
single during that time and declined to
enter upon any in,imacie~ with nhy Of
her companions. Seeing that II was
hopeless to overcome her fidelity 10 her
dead mate then gave her to the Bronx
Zoo-and | have not heard from Mr..
Hornaday since then as to whether she
mas persisted In her desire to remain
slngle--but | can vouch for the year
and a half OF faithful widowhood.
New York Times
The new South-news., 1909-03-27
@liI:li!!!E::@ @S(lEN'lE@

That the magnetic influence cf the
coast OF Lapland drew his Iron ship
ashore and wrecked II WAS the sworn
statement Of the captain OF the Brit
!sh steamer Sanda. TO the British
Board Of Trade.
Astronomers believe that the tenn
perature Of space. outside OF the
earths atmosphere. is 45s degrees be-
low the zero OF the Fahrenheit scale.
That inconceisable cold is what they
mean by absolute zero.
A new method for welding steel
pipes at high speed. German tnven.
ton. has been adopted by the Japa
nese navy for forming masts, and an
English firm has secured the right to
use the process In that country.
Experiments under a competent ex-
pert have been made In Prussia dur
inc the last few months with Western
Pennsylvania coal to determine its
comparative value with German Goals,
and the results OF the comparison are
said to be highly gratifying and show
the superiority Of tae Pennsylvania
coal
A new freezing device Is being ex-
plotted In Germany. which Is especial
ly adapted for domestic purposes.
The apparatus is quite inexpensive to
make and operate. 1t consists merely
of double wall tin vessel with ca
pacity of five gallons. Hollow space
between the two walls Is about an
Inch across. BY the gradual admis-
sion Of carbopic acid into this hollow
space through an opening at the bot
tom and from there to the vessel
proper through cross arm tube, II
is claimed that water may be con-
yertod into ice in the space OF 90 sec.
onds. and that meats. fruits and bey-
erages, such as beer or wine, may be
chilled or frozen in few seconds
This effect is produced by the sudden
great reduction OF temperature caused
by the rapid expansion OF the car
PVht' o'ipf Nht'h 10 AuhttNtu iioil al
ordinary carbonic acid reservoir.
One OF the newest pieces OF electri-
cal equipment for hotel use is a sys-
TEN OF little lamps of the switchboard
type, by which 1t is possible for
guest or the management to locate in
stantly the room in which chamber
maids are working This is a great
convenience both to the guests and
management, for the girl having
charge OF any particular room may be
communicated with without any loss
OF time. Each maid is provided with
a key which serves as a switch han
die for lighting a small lamp at the
doors AS she enters a room and stimuli.
taneously lighting the indicating lamp
at tho desk OF the chief Of employees.
by means OF yan Illuminated sign In
the room OF each guest he is notified
Immediately when mail matter rsacn
es the Office for him. The placing OF
letter in the post Office box CORE
spending with the lamp which illumi
mates the sign In the guests room.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

At meeting OF Mendeisham Spar
row Club II was stated that durins
this year 4.slS old birds. 2.s07 youns
birds and 1914 eggs had been de-
stroyed. a total OF 1853. The loca
farmers pay voluntary rate, based
on acreage. from which payments arc
made for birds and eggs destroyed
London Standard.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Silver Is OF less value than gold /:
gold. than virtue.-Horace.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

o~.N A. raa.t%, ScsseAs-
e;s:c es;:s: Il; r rR;;:s = s:s;: css.. =; 4:
Paw tsv. MtsA -4rs 1.aas bTsess'
ra:aiHG. AIsA-. Nm. Burt LLOYD, RED.
No. J; care Of n. 4. 0Aaborn.
ciae.sassi. oAio.-Nn. Sisra All, isa Hr~s
Cleveland, oAie -xlss nssss s.sss.r, ss,s
vA nsss Av.eas. 81
Dysr.terQ. Tenn -Nrs Lus Hiiiisrd, All.
hssnssd. Va. Mr.. Aayos Windle-
Hsrrin, III Mn Ckns. Folkel.
Winehss:sF, iDd :Nrs: Nay Deel.
salt,ness. Nd -Mrs. y. g. Ford. less Lsns-
Rosbury. Mas. Mn. Francis Merkle.l Is Fisld
CIarksdals, Mo-Miss Anna wallace.
0nysvills, Ohio. -Mrs. Klla Mschsel. R.F.Ds
Dayton, Ohio. = Mrs. Ida Hale, Box IS, NS
tionai Military Home.
Lebanon Pa. .Mrs Harry L. Rittle. 2ss Lsh-
sykss, Team. Minnie Hall
Detroit Mich -Ars. Louise Jung ,132C Chestnut
d. Ovarian Trouble.
Vinsennes; Ind. -Mrs- syl. b. Jerauld, sos n.
GArdinsr. MAins--Mrs..s. A. Williams. R.F.
ID. No. IA; Boz -.
Philadelphis. Pa--Mrs. Chas. Boell, 2<o7 N,
Garnet Street
E'stssouSB. Aiss % Miss oraA " keo X r .D.l.
Female Weakme~s.
WillimAntic, Conn. -Mrs. Eta Donovan. Boz
299.
Woodside. Idaho.- Mrs. Rachel Jobnson.
Rockla Maine. = Mrs. viii Young. 8 Col
umbis Avenue.
ecottvills. Mich. .-Mrs J q. johnson. R.F.D.3
Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. r. X Smith. III Elm a.
krte, Pa.e0rs. j. p. Endlich. r. r. u. MOI
Beaver Falls. Pa. {. Mrs. W. p. Bovd. 2lon
Seventh Avenue
Fairchance, Pa.-Mrs- l. A. Dunham. Boz l53.
Fort Hunter. Pa. .-Mrs. Mary Jane Shatto
East Ear, Pc. -Ars. Augustus Lyon, kF D2
Vienna, ". VA.Ars. Emma Wheaton.
Nervous Proetration.
Oronogo. No. -Mrs. Mae Mcknight
camden, N.J.-Mrs. Ttilis Waters, 81 Libsr-
Joseph, Oregon. Mrs. Alice Huffman.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Mrs. John Johnston. 2lo
6ieesl Street.
chri:tiaoa. Tenn.-Mrs. Mary Wood, RID.
Pscoe, Texas. .-Mrs. Ada Young Ezsleston.
Granitsviile, Vt.-Mrs. ChAs. Barclay, RID
thousands Of living witnesses of
sgetable Compound to cure female
ever received compensation in any
this advertisement but are will
because of the good they may
rove that Lydia E. Pinkham's
and honest medicine, and that the
nents regarding its merit are the
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

I0D06 kOm0VQU.
Chicago. ~ I'm. Aivsaa SSsrlsas. II Lag
H.lisy. Lad.-Mr.. May Yry.
Dssisy, Ksns. -Mrs. Stella 0iaosd DsanAa
cesSvsIl,iiic' @ a H.Y':xn i W.; w%. no,ssso..
ciaein nass o Mn. " X Housh 7KAssvtev Az
Miysukes. VII. -Nrs. Emma lnse, - Lat
st., 0svwas.
Change ee Life.
sss;h bsnd. lnd.-Ars. Frsd csrsia. lolt ..
EcAA. Knsppky. Mrs. ILszss Holland.
Srossesld, Nc; -Mrs Sarah Lousisaons. ~
Paterson, 81. : Mn. va. somsrviil.. rs
PhiisdslPhis. Pa. . Ma K T. Garrett. 2<o7
North Garnet Street.
ksvask IN, Wh.-Mrs. Carl DAhlks.
Maternity Troubles.
Worcester, Aass. 4. Mrs. D0sylvs Cot<, III
Soushgats Street:
z. PrAst btrset.
Big Run. Pa..Mrs ". z Pooler
Atvatsr Station, O.-Mrs. Anton Mueihaupt
c'sc,nnasi, Ohio. -Mrs. T. n. MAddocks. 2ts6
NosAdore, Ohio. -Mrs. Lss Manages, Boz 49,
Desistville, N:Y..Mrs. A. A. Giles.
Johnstovn,N Y.-Mn. Homer N. seaman, ios
Burtonvisv. III -Mra Peter Lsns.nsah..
Avoid Operations.
R4mPWSSaos mo oAuA Jos n, DAnoy.
Adrian, 0A--Lena v Hsnry, Route No. 3.
indianapolis, Ind. ..Beesis v. Piper. - South
Addlsoa Street.
Louisville. Ky..Ms. Sam Loo. ,scs Fourth ST.
South Wsst harbor, Maine. . Mrs Lillian
kossins. NJ. psasrt Light Station.
Detroit, Mich. - Nrs. Freda R0senau, ~
Asldrum Avenue. 0Na0n.
OrgAaic Displaoemeuts.
Mosisr. nls..Mrs. Mary Ball.
4sonisr. Ind. .Mrs. Elisa Wood RFD No. I.
Melbourne. Iowa. . Mn. Clara Watsrmxna,
X. J. D. No. I.
eArdstown, Ky..Mrs. Joesph Hall.
Lewiston, Maine. .~Mrs. Henry Cioutisr. =
Oxford Street.
Minneapolis, Mipn. .-Mrs. John @. Moldan,
MS second Street, n
Shamrock. -Josis Ham. X. r. d. No Il
x~l.os. N.J.-Mn. Geo. Jordy, nou.. No. .,
Boz ~.
cAsster. Art.-Mrs Ella Wood.
0oilla, 6a..Mrs. r. A. Cribb.
Pendlston, Ind.-Mrs. May Marshall, RRM.
Cambridge, Neb.- Mn. Nellie Moslaadsr.
These women are only few ol
the power Of Lydia +. Pinkham's
diseases. Not one Of these wome1
form for the use of their names il
ing that we should refer to thel
do other suffering women to
Vegetable Compound is q reliable
statements made in our advertise
truth and nothing but the truth.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolforv1',
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails Al drurr;sts
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Brovns Bronchial Trochea roiisv,
Tnroat Irritattons canssd by cold or use
OF tho voice. In boxes q csnta san.
Piles mailed freA John l. Brown = aon
Boston. MaxA
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Eiectrically-heated plates. operated
BY levers. are the principal feature
Sf new clothes pressing device.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

On1y One ''Bromo Qainine~
That y Laxative Bromo Ouinine. LII
eor the signature OF Z. w. Grove tied the
World ovR 70 Curs Cold in One Dav a:
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

London is full OF Americans un-
ao'e to obtain passage home in over
crowded liners.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

A patient mind is the best remedy
for anliction. n.---Platus.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Nothg 0ray's Sweet rowdess for Children
nsed By Mother Gray, nuTas in Children's
Home, n. r.. crrs Feveriahnsos, Constipa,
ton Stomach Tfouh2es, .Teothiua Disor-
dsrs, Destroys Worms. An Druggists, Is.
Sample SREx. A. &. Olmsted Le Hoy. N. Y
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Anger begins with folly ani ends
with Observation-Disclosures.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

twenty-five million seuirre's arr
Killed annually in Russia for ,heh
yelts-
The new South-news., 1909-03-27
w fs LItf M
@zzzenu


from womans ailments invited to write to he nam
addresses here given, for positive proof that Lydia
Vegetable Compound does cure female ills. =
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Leroy S. Currier. 46 Purchase St..
Nevburyport. Mass. says: For years
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Sometimes widows heart Is tend
sr when warmed by an old name.-
Milwaukee Journal.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

my kidneys gave me
trouble. l had dull
pains In the small of
the back and felt
lame every morning
when getting out of
bed The kidney se-
cretions passed too
frequently, compel
ling me to get up
often at night. After
several remedies that
led. ! used = box OF
Pills. They did their
ow have NO backache
3leudidly."
llera- 50 cents 4 boz.
Co.. Buffalo NJ Y
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Tha, the magnetic influence Ct the
coast OF Lapland drew his iron ship
ashore and wrecked II WAS the sworn
statement Of the captain OF the Brit
!sh steamer Sandal TO the British
Board Of Trade
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

with us, Of course. the fox has a bad
name ior the stealing OF chicken. The
blaine that attaches to him for this
habit Is ont of all proport.c. to What
he actually does. Instead OF being a
nuisance 20 the farmer the fox is real
ly great help. since his chief prey.
what he really lives on. is the field
mouse, have watched the foxes On
the pralrics through long range ,As
scop> catching the mice In their nests
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

Astronomers believe that the tenn
perature Of space. outside OF the
earth's atmosphere. is 45s degrees be-
low the zero OF the Fahrenheit scale.
That inconceisable cold is what they
mean by absolute zero.
The new South-news., 1909-03-27

A new method for welding stee
pipes at high speed. German tnven
ton. has been adopted by the Japa
nese navy FOX forming masts. and ar
English firm has secured the right tc
use the process Ia that country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-25
PERSONAL

w. ,. Peters, OF Savannah. is spend
irs fe@ days in tae city.
j. s. Sutliye lett last night to spend
a.. J. Tort Baines.
Albert Fendig has returned from
business trip to Savannah.
r. b. WO,d. Jr, Of Fernandina, is
spending a few days in the city
Judge Dave Atkinson. of Savannah,
is spending the holidays in the city.
supt. G. C. Smith. of the A.. B. &
T.. al Fitzgerald, was a visitor 10 the
city yesterday.
William Flanders. of Valdosta, fer
merly of Brunswick, is in the city for
holidays
John Dudley, who IS now making his
home at sarasc ia. Fla, is in the city
for few days.
Henry boss. who is attending the
archaeological school at Atlapta is at
home for the holidays
8. w. Baker and r ". Mallard, who
have been in Mobile for some time,
arrived yesterday to srend o few
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-25
DAYS DOINGS
IN BRIEF

. HE WEATHER.-F Forecast 70.
Christmas: Cloudy. probably rain;
warmer: light north winds. becoming
southeast. r.
FISHING TRIP tuesday morning
at O'Clock the launch Messenger
will leave loot of Gloucester street.
Fare 75c. Bait can be bought On
board.
LUCKY NUWBE 2.-In the drawing
for the pre,fy dol at Fleming {.
Bryant's last nigat No. 233 was the
lucky ticket The holder of that num-
her is requested to bring same to
the store and secure tae prize
CAUSED DELAY Southern pas
seneer IRAN due IN Ire city at 5.45
yesterday afternoon. did arrive un-
I'll 70 last uisat = switch engine
jumped tie track near Jesu. block
iEg all traGir for t7go three hours.
GREAT RUSH There was a great
russ az tofa ta express aad Gosi
ice yeste. l2y ana tie forces were
PEELED 10 work overtime in order
10 handle al she business. sunday
ac1rs VIII be Deserved AZ both places
ay
NDT
! eli II ii t.aa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-25

8. nv. Baker and. r. NJ. NaIlard, who
have been in Mobile for some time,
arrived yesterday TO srend few
days in the city.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-12

w. f. Fem of the Kansas Refining
Com pany Is experimenting the con-
struction of the company's new spill
ting station at Coffeyville.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-12
Bad on the Boy.

Sidney Shirley is in trouble. A
watch belonging to Mrs. Chas. Bell
disappeared from the Bell home about
two weeks ago. The police have been
looking for the watch ever since. The
other day young Shirley was found to
have one that answered the descrip-
ton very we'll.
Upon examination it was found to
be the lost watch. Now IL is up to
Sidney to explain. He saws he traded
a revolver for the watch. Traded
with dark eyed stranger on a certai q
day, but some Of the boys who know
Sid, say he had the watch before the
time specified.
He is now In jail awaiting trial.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-12

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-12
Stock Sale.

We publish this week the announce
ment for the big sale at Yates Center
and ask our readers to look it over
carefully and see il they do not think
they could profitably go and buy
some VI this good stock that will
be sold next Thursday. II is much
better to buy stock at sale like this
than to go where they have been
fixed up for long time to put on a
lot of flesh which 10 always a dead
loss to the buyer and always COST
him big price. When you read the
advertisement you will be impressed
by the fact that there are no ex-
aggeraeed claims made, and this is
always good sign that the animals
have merit Of their owH to stand on
and do not need blowing. We are
assured that they are an unusually
good lot, just In nice breeding con-
dition and exactly as represented In
the advertisement and catalogues.
Yates Center Is located on the Santa
Fe and Missouri Pacific. Go II you
can.