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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-26

dahbled IN hypnotiHm a little. and I
would not be surprised II hartman
had at some time been n hypnotic
subject. I believe could hypno-
the him myself"
Horn was bound over 10 the Hu-
pcrior court In 5000.
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$1,000

40 acres, 80 acres Of bottom land.
10 acres second bottom. Is acres
ia cultivation, fine orchard. 3
acres ia meadow. az miles from
town. on good road. water piped
20 house and barns from liying
spring. a-room house, barn zObxf.
chicken hbuscH large enough 10
accommodate 700 chickens. There
IL one horse. ! cows. 2 incubators.
wagons. plows and all tools neces-
sary 10 run the place. Can make
terms. No. 1903.
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$4,000

s acres Of fine garden land IN Pa
cific city. Does not overflow, y
cultivation. has barn 1f110,
chicken house. lies right on good
road. 81 600 90 cash will handle
thtH Itn a bargain The way prop
erty Is selling In that vicinity.
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r Water VIII be shut off on \
4 Holgate st., from 18th nv. 3. !
4 to goth av. g.. and In the dis :
\ trict between Holgate 1T. and !
4 Genesee st., from Gath nv. to 4
4 Lake Washington, on Monday, !
+ from a. m. TO .. IN.
Nm ~ ~ 4 4 4 4 = =
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Chinook salmon. for 25e: smoked
salmon. Toe H.; sturgeon. lbA.
use. Alaska herring, for 15e; eggs.
don. bsc; new laid eggs. f5c. doz. :;
butter, Ibs. 7bc: cottage cheese.
i0c H.; Jersey butter. 2 lbs. ~ kirk :
smoked tongues, t1.zb each; round
steak, tic H.: sauerkraut, 10c at .
shoulder lamb, Toe h.; picked pigs
feet 3 lbs 2bo.
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JACKSON REALTY g. LOAN co.
$4,000

: acres. all cleared Of stumpa and
seeded down 10 grass. THIS u all
bottom land aud very riCh soil
Not a rock or gravel In ~ only
4 mile from town and railroad
center. Ia ono Of the best farming
communities OF Lewis county nall
cash. No. 1900.
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IEWEIRY STOLEN.

The home OF Mrs. E. w. Buck.
5000 Whitman ay.. was robbed
last night OF jewelry 10 the value
OF 1926 and a white silk dress.
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TEDDY'S TRUST POLICY.
BY gibson GARDNER
nv OLSON GARDNER
oosEvELT's trust policy Ia rca
an extension OF the goyernn

trust policy IL really nothing than
an extension OF the governments present control
over railroads.
Railroads consolidated grew big aud abused their
patrons. The government stepped In and regulated
thom. The government did not say;
Break up your railroad consultations: LET the
consoiidators NO 10 JAIL
II Is true Joe Bailey did say that. but Bailey was
not honest
Tho railroads have for 30 years violated the
letter OF the sherman law. They have maintained
freight associations, oonspired 10 keep up uniform
rates, divided territory and have done all the things
ia nv fha taU
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PUBLICM MARKETS
SANITARY

SANITARY
Eastern Washington Belifleur APP
pies. 81 box. butter, 5gc D.; sugar
cured shoulder hams. lie ID, lbs.
rolled oats, use: 20 lbs. sugar. 81. 10
lbs. sugar, soc, lbs. sugar, 25c. 4
cans milk. 25c. flour. 81 sack: soc
can baking powder. 55c: isc cans
corn. soc doz: 1Oc corn starch. &c.
t0c coffee, 20c; CSC cleanser. Toe.
Zoe pepper, Csc; shoulder OF lamb.
&c. leg mutton, IL Nc.
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$1,000

40 acres Of fine bottom land. no
heavy timber. all alder can be
cleared very cbeaplys az miles
$4,000 cash. balance easy terms.
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N~~~N~~r>>~~r-e~~~ ~~~e~S~sr~r>~c~>Se,
Children cared for. 1ib month. all
ages. lle w. Republican. Queen
Anns 2a1O
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~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~> >~Ns~~>~~~~r~ese~e,>,.'
Can you sinK7 n so. we VIII give
you n first class laundry. fully
equipped. for a song ana "a very
little money. Must sell at once.
u. W. Jackson. 200 Epler Bidg.
Main 1850.
See US Tor hotels. restaurants. gro
ceriss. cigar stands, etc, We have
trades OF ali kinds. 5lf Bailey
Bldg.
For kale-P0ultrY. butter ana egg
store fell on account OF sickness.
cheap II sold at once Address
aIz Washington av.. Bremsft0n,
Wash.
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Personal.
>s~-~1~1~s~s~4~s~~-~S~~~~ -~-~~~~~~~4~~>~~~~
VIII the persons who witnessed the
accident on the n. II. railway track
whom a train ran over and killed
Mr.. James Gillespie please com
funnirate with Mrs. Martin. 1897
3oth s. or phone beacon 71esf
br. A lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
praetor. Hours 10 y. m. sss-1 Ar
cade Annex. Main i9tz Lady attend
ant.
RUPTURE CURED. permsnspt.. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 400 cases cured past tive
years ages 4 to rs. Harvard
System, siT Eitei Bldg. Seattle.
GILLETTE BLADES snarpened, 400
dox.. raxorr. ssc. etc. 1901 9Th ay.
Get Acquainted Society. names and
addresses. los Pine street
FAY II saw II In The star"
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JACKSON REALTY q LOAN co
sog-i2 Bailey Bldg.
Main ia
ACRES LAKE, wAsnIscToS

8 ACRES, LAKE WASHINGTON
t5oe--.sNAP-~tBoo
n you want 8 acres of good soil
within IN miles of Lake wash
inston and boa, landing. let us
road. with both rail and water
transportation, enabling one 20
work In Seattle. Terms $50 cash.
tio month. Burke Farrar.
LITTLE RANCH ON TERMS
At Kirkland, fine tract Of rich soil.
well built b-room house. with
china closets built In. etc. good
well. ideal location. where one can
raise fruits. vegetables and poul-
try. unohstructibte view OF Lake
Washington. Price 1890; terms
tfko cash and SIS a month. To
see this place. take Madison car
and county ferry 90 Burke a Far
rar's office In Kirkland. or call
SIX ACRES. CLOSE IN
81 900. $500 down. between here and
Renton. close TO lake and Fourth
nv. cars. fine stream OF cold spring
water large clough for fish pond
and irrigation. This only $500 per
acre.
REALTY LOAN & BANKING co.
Central Bldg
own several nice acre tracts north
OF city. on Pacific highway. 80
minutes by car line. fine soil. lies
level: spring water. sa7s per acre.
$50 cash. halRare $40 per month
MERRITT REALTY co.
12o-72i New York Block.
t-ACRE RANCH FOR $500
~ miles from Lake Washington, on
good road. fine rich soil for ber-
ries, fruits and chickens. Terms
$50 cash. $40 monthly. Best bar
gain offered, near Kirkland. c.
Hackworth. at hotel on Kirkland
wharf
Z acres OF land half mile OF Lake
nallinger, Inquire for o. ID. White.
Lake Baliinger, Wash.
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81 Legal Notices
s%sHs@-~s-~~<%NssS~~s~~~ ~s~~-~~~~N~~~r~~
ia NOTICE
NDTlfE ~ HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned 10 the creditors 81
hnt All persons having claims
against the Jersey Dairy Company.
= corporation. 20 present them.
asifh the necessary vouchers, with.
In twenty days after thu date 81
tails notice 10 the undersigned at
sHtes New York building. Seattle.
Washington. or said claims viii be
barred.
y O KAf.nERG.
Receiver Of Jersey Dairy Company.
Hesttle. Washington, October ~.
LA
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Homestcads.

foms., ssaa Or as..rff Ga "a a' rslis asisi.
mcnt. Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain over Of
fered. Thomas Craig. 1897 Third az.
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--Nr~-~-~~~-<-~~~N~r~--~r~~--
WE WISH TO SHOW YOU
one Of the best so-acre improved
VALLEY FARMS. within Is miles
Of Seattle. g. acres old cleared
land. not stump on 4 deep. rich.
and drains nicely into creek which
runs within a few feet OF the farm.
but not over &C. This land has
been cropped. pastured and ma
nufed and Is now ready TO raise
tables. clover. etc. or TO use as a
dairy ranch.
There are is acres OF choice smooth
land. a few feet higher than the
IS. with "a acres In choice bearing
orchard. s-room house. well. out
buildings. dandy tsxSo b. m, with
big hsymow and wagon and tool
shed upstairs, and stnnchions for
cows and stalls for horses down
stairs Also nice grove OF frs.
This Is NOT a piece OF RAW LAND.
surrounded By improved farms.
THIS FARM is IMPROVED IT.
SELF. Notice that.
We want to impress 'g. s upon yo o,r, shns
HOME. all ready to step into--ail
ready for tho plow. with no pre-
llmlnary work and waiting In
clearing. One mile to school and
good county road. near tho best
markets on tho Sound.
We include good team. harness.
wagon. top buggy. mower, rake.
pillow. etc. and the price IL lower
than u usually costs 20 clear this
quality OF land. and almost 20
acres are cleared. without stump,
and there are over $4,000 of build
lngs and improvements.
Come In and get the details. Pic
lures OF place and sample OF soil
IN office. We guarantee every
Abatement we make, and tf they
are incorrect. we shall pay you
$40 for your time we take In
showing you the land. That's fair
enough, Isn't IT.
Instead OF your asking us the price,
we shall show you the place and
then ask you TO price II. fairly to
10y Ourseif and the owner. and then
WE'LL SELL III TO YOU FOR
LESS That's fair enough. too,
isn't TT And your trip Will not
cost you one red cent.
II you can't 20 during tho week. SEQ
us In time TO arrange for a trip
v. f. PAvEY q co.
206 Leary Bldg. Second and Madison
Main ala4
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$3.50 BUYS 10 ACRES
TERMS $50 CASH. SIC MONTHLY
On good road. within easy drive of
Seattle, rich loan soil for vege-
tables. fruits. berries aud poultry.
Come over today and we VIII show
you over the tract Take Madi-
son car and county ferry or Ander-
son steamer TO Burke a. Farrars
Kirkland office, or call at i0+
Cherry st.
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For Saie-Pouitry.

!, - - --,-,-~~~s--~~-~-~~~~-~-~~-
iHE kALEM POULTRY Market
ansfn. u snisken ..........Iso per 10.
rt."E thifhrn -s.s......Ztc per ID.
LiF" and dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 Pike Place
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W ILL Buy YOUR tikOf ot
BERRIES
The Snohomish Canning Company
will contract for years TO pur-
chase your entire crop at market
prices. Land In Snohomish county
will produce from 5000 TO $500 per
acre in berries We have some
land near Machias In 6-acrc tracts
at 500 per acre. You can purchase
terms
OLE HANSON A. co.
afl-Ih-IG-f7 New York Blk
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Funeral Directors.
=, -, 800
1881 Ffrss ave Main 90 Eiisoss sss
LnIs sfait4 Undertaking fsflars. s1it
ftsh ~ ~ North si& w. r. Fork
B9aney Watson Co. funeral diree.
tors. new location. broadway and
olive Eass "a.
,oo,~~~~.,~gl. ;tt,>Je ~~o~e~>>~
ftiadon. cut flowers, funeral pieces.
Elliott stbs. f1tS second. Greon-
house, Beacon t1s.
uuHNs FLORAL Co. col ard Main
1ktI--cut flowers dsslxns. ssc.is
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~~~~~4@S~s~~.~~~~~>>~~ >~~s~.~~~~~-~>~>~>>>
Found your eycsignt growing aim
our registered opticlap will rem
efy the defect Eaaminatlon free
Myron synions. it41 Third.
Found Where mattresses arc reno.
waited. 1850 and $500. Prop a
Co. ~ He'll ~ Phone Elliott 1905
Loat--HaytuTs pass book No, zs14
Finder return to Dexter Horton
Trust q savings Hank.
Second hand clothing bought. soii
.exchanKei. 1911 rikc. Main $50
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For Sale--Furniture

>'>s>>>s<~~>~~~~>s~~
~ 1uias 80 AeAi range, good as new.
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Wanted-MisceIlaneous
wanted-ti.o 900 or any part. 10 per
cent, $40 commission. Main te1T.
Elliott z0isW.
Expressing, trunks, baggage office
schulz. tailor. near beacon hill
Situation Wsntcd--Male
Warted--Situation by married man.
IS, with 10 years experience gem
srai office work. can operate
typewriter. k-fb, care star
Plumbing wanted, owner furnish
Help Wanted--FemaIe
wsnted--youpx women. either ca
perisnoed or Inexperienced. TO
work as felepL2ne operators. APP
ply 70 lie, s,a az Or 1870 In
Telegraph Co
Wanted -~YounR slrl 70 assist IN
light Homework for two for room
and board. Queen Anne 1897.
Experienced Girl general house
work must not oh lact 90 children.
good wages. Kenwood $40
uiri for general homework aud care
q baby. Apply Algonquin APP 70.
ifth and T.. Union.
Solicitors wanted for an Al pfopo-
sitloni big commission. Write
S-asI. Star
free Instruments. mn ndoiin. guitar,
banjo. sykes Music School. b1s
Isoplo.n BANK nldg.
Housekeeping Rooms.
seer>e>S>S~e~e>r~->
Al ..s1I a. .Ia4am
men. cooking gas. electric lights
and water In room. reasonable
rent sis Perry
OLYMPIC AI'TB. soio Western Az.
single rooms ei,to up; suite
es.oe up. Near public .nsrhst
Immediately. ia W. Republican.
queen Anne ssse.
Neatly furnished rooms overlooking
bay, walking distance. Kitchen
privileges Queen Anne 1851.
Furnished house coping rooms
Queen Anne zi0s.
Cheap. well furnished transient sad
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
at sis Howell
large front room and bath. suitable
for two men. BIZ Ninth as.
.srls; single L x, rooms. ~. M...es
Houses for Rent
FOR RENT
IN FREMONT
We have a thoroughly modern 2.
story house. s large rooms. full
cement basement. furnace. laundry
trays. a fine view. Rent 5000
JACKSON REALTY & LOAN CO.
sos-ii bailey pids.
Main iis.
Groom cottage. new and modern,
piano. good furniture, ~ minutes
ride. near Lcachi park, cheap rent
account Of ungraded street Bea-
con tss.
Excellent Groom modern apartment.
fine location. fit.se. Also dssira-
bic t.rpom modern cottage. fgz.to.
Phone North zsis.
groom house. newly papered. i1ee
W. ssth n Phone ballard iiis.
ffI--1 -roomed modern cottage. large
yard, car lines kcnwood lsaz
Furnished Houses
@~~~-o-~~~~~~~~ ~-~~~-~-~~S~~-~
6 rooms. furnished. modern. half
block car. Call SUNDAY. North lSss
Flats for Rent.
gssam,vlessfS fsrnI,fssd Groom fist.
agtM 2sth ay., Sis00.
Furnished Rooms.
~s~@~S~~~-~~~-D~~~~ ~~S~~>y~~>~~-~r~~~~s~
stewart Hotel. &c Stewart st Phone
Elliott $3.50 J. steam heat. hot
and cold water Rooms ti.t0 week
up. Day. ftc and Soc. Block west
Washington hotel
HOTEL Rhode Island. 80 Virginia st.
soc day and tfte week ard up.
HoTRt. Rainier. les Main st. brick
building Rates soc and up. Hath
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiisx
Ffrst--Rates soc daily and up.
Apartments Tor Rent.
S Cops ana ccGfi l. isSS siinor. - roo ma.
furnished. $40: phone light NJ tfio
Enccislor Apta.-~Furniahe1 aud I'M
furnished. sth ard PIKE. Main 1881.
81 i.asTrrnce, 1904 sth---comfort-
abio. close In. Main 1851 eit Up.
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fi0fEI >cfls.xislisfiEsS 6S~fiSs 90 az
r. Rooms soc and gkc Elliott ktsi y.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 LIST av.. mod
ern. rsief ts.so per week and up.
Harrington. lsis Second. u week
up.
ROYAL, HoTEfs--sof Fifth av. xBc
10 7sc night. si.7t to ~ week.
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WIFI trade 3 lots for diamond or
anything OF yaluo. Main a61I.
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Apartments for Rent.
cSSsIsnd c cGSifi. ~ Ginor. fsom;
furnished. $50. phone. light NJ. tffe
Enccislor Apts.-.-Furniahec ana IN
furnished. sth and Pike. Main 1881
81 iASsrrnce. 1903 y sth--comfort'
abio. close In Main sssI $40 Up
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For Sale-Livestock

=, - ~e-~~Y~-~-~~~~~-N~~~
~ naie-lg cows. Take South
iark car, sfi5 Duwamlsh av., az
.-- !. n.elock. Phone Beacon 1fss.
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We exchange everything everywhere
al any time. II your price is right
Real Estate Exchange. b20-52l
fDss,ier riNefanre
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Monday Gardner Will write Roosevelt the Tariff"
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Exchange - Real Estate

>~e~~D~~~4~ E~~s~r>>rsr~r~~~
Equity OF 81, 300 In acres on the
Everett Intcrurban TO trade for a
modern b~room bungalow, Will as
MERRITT REALTY co.
720-72i New York Block.
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Wanted To Kuv---Eurnifurs

J, ~>.1,<~>s>s>->~>e>~r->~>S~-
want mouse A office furniture cash.
Gibson Chandler, go Pike. M. szs7.
Madam rurn. Co. sfE Pike. 81 ssfa
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-03-05
WINTER CARE or CHICKENS
Breeders and Promising Pullets Sep
srated From Utility Stock-Wafm
Meal Fed al Neon.

November l finds me busy looking
10 my houses, the window sashes, etc,
spreading dry earth in tho pens. Sc
that my pets may be comfortable dur
Ing the winter BY this time | have
snlled and arranged my stock for the
winter Sc that | have birds or about
TIE same age. together with my breed.
ers and promising pallets, separated
tEem my utility stock, the ccckercis,
OK course, by themselves, says q
writer IN the Orange Judd FARMER.
The morning meal, thrown IN the III.
ter, Tor the utility pullets is made up
OF wheat one ounce. oats and barley
one-fourth ounce each Three Moons
OF each week they are fed enc ounce
OF green cut bone each, and the re.
manning noon q mash OF cnchaIf
chopped feed, oats and corn. and one
haif bran at the rate OF one ounce
each, dry weight. The evening meal
consists Of one-half ounce each OF
wheat, cracked corn ard barley. ex.
eept In extreme cold weather, whom
nothing but cracked corn is fed.
Male birds and breeding zen fe-
males get for breakfast one.haif ounce
each or wheat, corn and oats; at neon,
raw vegetables; at night, one.half
ounce each OF corn and oats, again
substituting corn in very cold wealth
err. These fowls get one ounce OF
green cut bone once q week. and al
stock get raw cabbage and mange,s
every day. The ration for the utility
STOCK ! consider forcing ration: n
the two winters have used II have
obtained little more than dozen
eggs each during DeceR Der. January
and February. March is usualIy A
banner month for egga Tho nash f.
not a good one, but Is the host | can
use 81 Moons with the short time 1T
my disposal. Noon is the time | wish
my birds to have a warm meal.
keep down vernin by wh!tewash.
ing twice year. giving tho birds road
dust for a bath, and putting tobacco
stems in the nests. Tie male birds |
dust frequently with q good louise
powder. Ny plan OF feeding realize
is not ideal. 1t is criticised by local
poultrymen. but l give It. as 1t may
De or use to someone ESQ.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-03-05
Merits OF, COCHIN VARIETY
Excellent Producers Of Eggs in Win
ter and YoGrg Chickens Aro
Fairly Good en- the Table.

Cochlns have certainly tho merit OF
laying well in winter. due probably 70
their profuso foatherlng. which pre-
vents undue evaporation of heat
Young chickens are fairly good on the
table, but when oder they cannot be
regarded as even rassab,e In that re.
spect. The flesh is at all times very
yellow, and more largely developed
on the thighs than the breast. This
is due 10 the fact that Cochins are not
flyers; they have only small wings.
whilst very large ones would be need
cd to support such a Eeavy frame
The weight which Cochins attain Is
very good indeed. Adult cocks range
from twelve to fifteen pounds. hens
eight 20 eleven pounds. and cockoreIs
ard pullets two to three pounds less.
They are very hardy. ard can stand
almost any place and soil. but they
do best On short. level grass. for the
foot feather Is broken and spoiled
when or long grass or rough ground.
The partridge Cochin possesses q
Eroat variety and brlliiancy OF color,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-03-05
TIE STOCK YARD.

Too much corn has caused the
l's5 Of many fine litter Of pigs,
AM often the los of the SOW as
we'll.
If q sov is res less or jumps
up when the pigs are nursing,
examine the pigs for sharp teeth.
If any are found file them off.
Horses that have heavy coats
of hair should be clipped now just
before the new hair starts.
Blanket warmly, and brush
we'll 10 thoroughly clean ard
stimulate the skin.
If 4 horse s'obbers, better
lock to his teeth. They may be
sharp and need filing. Bat don't
do it yourself, unless you lave
learned how from somebody whc
knows.
Look out for drafts under and
through the floors. They ar
about the worst kind.
At least three weeks befor,
cows are due to calve the heavy
feed should be discontinued.
Who're a herd Of COWS was
given trolghs with a constant
supply Of water, the increas9 il
milk was one pound each day, OF
an average.
Quick, intelligent attention will
often save a lamb CT pair OF
them, and often the eve IS well
In a case Of twins one is otter.
weaker than the other, arc
would die if not assisted to nogr
ishment.
A tablespoonful Of oil-mea)
a day for each eve, given regu
larly, is sensible addition tc
the ration.
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GumptiOn on the Farm.

"A r2ts,Ie among the trees,
A bending Of pine and larch:
Something more than a breeze
This IS the mouth ofMaYch. 3"
Get the oats in carly.
Hail, clustering March, O, no,
don't!
1t is better to sell what ycu
can not eat than 10 eat what you
can not sell.
If you are in doubt as to
whether you have religion or not
ask your wife; she knows.
Plant less ground t. corn and
give it better. culture. That Is
all there is to intensive farming
Dive some strong, poin,e
irons in the bottom of your lad
ders before they slip and per
haps cost q life.
If a man would lead content
ed life, he must keep on the bes;
of terms with his st mach, his
conscience and his wife.
1t often takes lumpy ground
years to get over one time or
working it when too wet. Can't
afford that. We neel the use Of
every foot of our land.
An excellent spring tonic, af-
ter several months of hoyerine
around the freside, is a good
sawbuck, a sharp saw and a pile
of hard wood. We know it for
we have tried it.
The revival Of the good old
custom Of cooperative killing Of
beef and sheep among neigh
bors would solve one cf Tho
causes Of the high cost of living,
so far as farmers are concerned.
Some things smell worse the
more you stir them. One oil
these is a polccat, another is ;
neighborhood quarrel. The pole
cat you may sometimes have e
tackle; but steer clear Of tn,
other thing, if you have to run
for dear life.
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In Year, Whole No. 1853.
County Of>'sctory.

Judge. w A. Parsons.
Circuit Clerk, c. G. Starcher,
Deputy, Everc; Starchcr
Prosecuting ATTY, a. c. Mathews,
assistant, =. l.. Bell.
Sheriff, G.. 4. Jarvis,
Deputy, J. :. Jarvis.
Assessor, Dob KNOTS.
I.,,,;o. George IIavs,
'i'"''e'' Goh Mollohan.
Supt. or Schools, Wheeler Chenoweth.
Com'r OF School Lands, Bruce Ferre..
County oour, 6 g. + + T&'% fa@f,
Gran Johnson
Clerk, s. W. McClung,
D.n,,;,s s. +. Waldo,
Ira Hartman.
Circuit Court convenes Ord Tuesday in
AWil August and November.
County Court niee,s IT. Monday in jan
uary, April, Jd'Y and November.
Commissioners in Chanclty, Daniel ,
Siutier Albert Smith, AiGtSG Mathews
and Elliott Chenowe;h.
Commissioners OF Accolit, T.. w. HILL
ArEoldsburg, and :. l. Nal o. cirantsvills
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SELECT SCHOOL.

! will commence a select school
at the mouth Of Rush Run. Sher-
man District, Calhoun county. on
March IL, 1912. and will continue
for period Of eight weeks, or
longer II desired. Tuition reas-
enable. Special work for those
desiring TO pass uniform exami-
nation Come with the exrecta-
ton Of dong honest. hard work,
so as 10 reap good results.
You! respectfully,
l.. S. PENINCER.
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Partridge Cochin.

Che admixturo IN parts Of glossy metnl.
Tic black rich dark red bay and
orange giving very striking effect
The breast. coverts. wing butt under.
parts. tail and leg feathers are blacx.
and The saddle and LoclIlo golden r, d
or grange This refers 90 cocks. and
tho hens are equally effective. as tho
light brown rlumaeo Is distinctly pen.
ciled with a darker shade.