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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

Albuquerque VIII entertain Tor a
hriof period next september What
win probably hc the most hotibie ar
ray OF savants 90 ever visit this city
when stop IS made here by seventy
or more geographers OF America and
foreign lands. coming AS members OF
"a ttanecontinental excursion by the
American Geographical society of
New York 10 celebrate the sixteenth
anniversary of the founding of that
organization. and the occupation OF
She building presented 60 the society.
The excursion rs 10 Dc conducted by
Praf N..ilam Morris Davis OF tar-
ward university and viii start from
New York August %, ending al the
same city about October 10. The
party viii travel In special train ana
the plans OF MIR. Davis call for q stop
al ccrtillos y. M, Ions enough 20 IN
spcct geological phenumena of great
interest In the Ccrrillos district lho
special train VIII stop AZ Cerrillos
al O'Clock iu the morning and
Prof Davis has been corresponding
with the Herald aud thu Commercial
club IN an effort 90 arrange an auto
mobile TRIP overland from CerrillOs
here. with the plan 81 reaching here
not later than y. 81. shortly after
which time the westward trip VIII 30
resumed II viii take from fifteen
Go eighteen automobiles and la view
at the distinguished character Ot the
PARTY plans viii he made 10 extend
every possible courtesy and accom-.
mediation 70 the visitors
The Arrangement will necesaitato
AN early trip 20 Cerrillos by the auto
mobiles. five hours being necessary
for the run from ceTrlllos mere.
Il was al first planned To have tho
geogfaphcrs visit the Jomez district
especially with view 90 seeing The
famous "CabezonH OF volcanic cono
thoro and other objects Of interest
but the final decision WAS 10 makr
only the stops az Cotrilios aud Aibu-
uuoraue, with "a view 10 seeing the Ia
tcrvcnlng country az close range
from automobiles From here tht
party wul 20 to the GRAND canyon
returning vla Aibnniiero'se 20 Den
yer and aoinG thonco into western
Colorado and Utah; from there q
san Francisco, go Seattle and eas
again through the states Of washing
t0nr Idaho, Montana North Dakota
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan,
ohio aud New York. Previous go ar
rlvluE in Albuquerque the party vii
dip as far south as the northern
boundary OF Louisiana, returning q
Kansas and coming through to New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
1000 ACRES TO
Be RECLAIMEN
improvement Organization
Plans Water Storage Pro-
ejCt for Irrigation in vioin.
ity of Columbus, N. M.

Columbus. n. A., June 2s.--The
Columbus Improvement association
composed Of Mr., and Mrs Leo
Thumns, George n. Petera, A. s.
White, Edward Simmons aud Mrs
George A. Beach. have begun rec
lUuiatiun project which bids fair 10
become winner. and II successfully
carried out. Will mean the rcclama-
tion OF hundreds of acres OF dessert
land within the vicinity VI Columbus.
and development which will help
the promoting ~ irrigation and the
Increasing OF land values IN this To-
callty. Nearly 1900 acres Of land h.
Involved ia the present plan, and as
the project advances other and adj
iaocnt land viii be taken FOR lrriga-
ton.
a water right has been secured
from the government and blg dam
erected in the foothills of the Tres
lIermanas mountains aross from
iiackerry gulch. which has for lts
purpose the impending % this dis
trict bitches are now being con-
structcd 10 carry the water over the
various tracts Of land. levies are be-
INK thrown ~ for crop protection
and already considerable Acreage
has been put under cultivation.
The Tres Hermanas district. lying
only "a few miles northwest of Column
bus. affords an Immense catchment
area for the summer and whites
rains. and there Is no doubt but IL
sufficient obstruction can be raised.
many thousands Of acres Og che lowe
~ Mimbres valley can bc irrigated
The organizcrs Of the Columbus
Improvement association have se-
cured from the government body
81 land OF Some 2.0o9 acres. and io-
Gated one and onu-haif miles enst %
Columbus which rs 70 bo reclaimed
by the gbove named plan This hand
~ among the best 10 be found I'm the
valley. and when brought 60 q state
OF profitable agriculture VIII ho
worth hundreds of dollars per acre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
OHLME YER HAS
FINE SOLOISTS
Artists of international Repu-
tation in Musical Aggrega-
ton Which Comes Here on
July First.

Tile Ohlmcyer b,spd il again on the
artistic deck and will be heard la AZ
huqueruue July ] in the f'lks' theater.
In the meHcal field OF California, and
for that matter Ia the entire west.
Henry Ohimeyer Is a distinct and
progressive personality.
From the first his band has been
Of unusual calibcr. and with incroas-
ing resOerces les performances have
ranked higher aud higher in the scale
Of art. terrific drillmastcr. Mr..
Ohimcyer has worked up an almost
perfect ensemble. and ais numbers
are models OF detail And Il Is detail
YOU know which makes the small
great difference between mediocrity
and a production OF inspirationel sort
The ground work Of the Ohlmeyer
production has been the clean. car3fHl
Instrumentation and the smooth skill
ed blending OF the tone body OF tho
band itself. TO this have been added
soloists of international and national
repataton
Finally. air. Ohimeyer IL master
program builder, combining novelty
IN good music with classic standards
ana popular triflcs In very excellent
way.
The solo contingent Of the Ohl-
meyer band Is headed by none less
than the foremost flugel horn player
In America. Herr Franz lielle. who
via, add the silver soprano Of his IN
strument 90 the ensemble as before.
Ross Mllhouse, thu cornetist, ala
splendid work last season, ana tho
redoubtthlc strength OF the c0rnet
band may be understood when u is
known thai John Hughes Ia also in
Guided Ia the brass soprano.
The program 10 be given VIII merit
the alteration OF Az who delight IN
military hands az opponents OF really
lae puslc--not as medium Tor Tho
6SpaHsion OF mere violent noise.
AS a conductor Mr.. Ohlmeyer Is
quiet. f0rccful, magnetic. excellent 10
command and kconly alive 10 the fin
est possibilities " the music under
consideration.
The Ohlmeycr band comes 10 Albu-
querque direct from Electric Park,
Kansas CITY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
WELL K0WNN COWMAN
MEETS BAD ACCIDENT

silver CITY. ~ H., june 28.--Frank
Fleming. the we'll known ella cattle-
man. suffered serious iniuries Friday
morning when ne was thrown from a
horse while working some cattle six
miles west of town. lie was dragged
several hundred feet and suffered a
compound fracture of The leg besides
being bruised and shaken up. Horace
Hooker. who was working with Mr.
Fleming made flying ride to town
and Ia "a few minutes l. iiurnsldc's
auto was liked up az an ambulance.
ana accompanied ~ Dr. Lake and -
driver. Mr. Hooker returned 10 the
scene of the accident ana brought the
lniured man % town. AIR. FlemlnG's
wife ioft few days ago 10 visit her
sister az Oseura, n. a. She has been
notified OF the accident
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
WHY woMEN SUFFER-


Women often suffer. not knowing
tho cause.
Backache. headache dizziness.
nervousness.
Irregular urinary passages, weak
mesa. languor--
Each q seeming torture Of ieself
Together tell OF weakened kidneys.
Strike az the rooi--set 20 ths
cause.
quickly give tho help the kidneys
need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan's
kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Endorsed At home
Here's convincing proof from q
Albuquerque Citizen.
Mrs. y. Adair, SIT $. Edith 81,
Albuquerque. N. NJ, says; tive and
half years ago ! used Deans KID
uey Pills and was 80 pleased with the
benefit / obtained that / was giad 90
publicly recommend them. 10 giv-
Ing this second statement. Il Is my
desire 10 show that value this
remedy az high as ever. I had such
severe pains across my lolns and be-
twecns my shoulders that Was
greatly Inconvenience in getting
around The contents % one bon
81 Doan'a kidney Pills relieved mo a.
greatly that ! could not do otherwise
than prasise them"
For sale by AN dealers Price 60
cents Foster MilbuFn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents FOR the Unit
ga states.
Remember the nsme--Doan's-and
iakf no other 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
WESTERN RAILWAYS
OPTIMISTIC OVER THE
OUTLOOK JUST AHEAD

kaHsas CITY Mo-. June 20. ~ The
usual dullness aud uncertainty In
business attendant upon q presidens
thai campaign bids fair 90 be lost IN
the rush OF traffic so far as the rail-
roads are concerned. Railroad Of
ficiuls ln Kansas City generally are
optimistic regarding the business out
look for this gateway during the next
few months. The bright crop pros
poets through the VESTS and south
west ARE largely responsible for this
condition.
Every railroad in Kansas City cx-
poets to shuw increased revenues
month for month compared with last
year ln both freight ana passenger
receipts The summer passenger
business, which opened with tho
summer tourist ratea June I. Is cOn-
siderably ahead of last year already.
Even the cold Weather of the past
few days has tailed TO pat "a dampcr
on summer trips. More tickets are
being sold aud more inquiries are
helng made regarding trips than last
year. Since June nearly every traia
reaching the popular summer resorts
has been forced 60 carry eNtFa equip
ment.
~ gcneral rule passenger busi-
ness picks up with the opening 81
the summer season, rcmalna good for
"a week or ten DAYS, ghen drops 10 a
summer normal. This year thorc has
been no drop Nnd tourist travel
promises 90 BE- good ar summer.
IL IL the freight business how
ever, which Furnishes nearly seven
cightg Of the revenue 90 the railroads.
While the Tonnage thus far has been
little ahedd OF the corresponding
period last year. the prospects are
much brighter Wheat harvest has
started In southern kansas and ok
lahuma aud IN two weeks viii eN-
tend 60 northern Kansas and south
ern Nebraska. The greater amount
OF this moves through Kansas City
last year little OF the wheat moved
20 the Twin Citles. rhls year there
a "a great demand for wheat IN al
SECTIONS The short crops of last veal
kept wheat In the territory In which
Il origianted. Railroads now are pre-
pairing to handle a heavy tonnag'
and are assembling equipment with
this end la view Corn condition.
also auFur log heavy tonnage
Though the crop "a later the condi
tions ct the soil are such that u 4
believed Il will mature about the
usual time and with q greater degre'
Of certainty.
The perishable freight tonnage thi
year win be larger thans usual Frui
land berry prospects are briRhte
than IN several recent years. RAN
road Officials evpect large peacl
crng Reports un APPLIES are en-
couraElng and the berry condition
are good Refrigerator cars are be
inr distributed al The various divisioi
ipoinls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
RICH STRIKE REPORTED
IN MOGOLLON FIELD

silver city ~ a.. june ai-I D..
Siaubtr. manager of the savanna
Copper company, returned this week
from "a trip 20 MogollOu where he
went 90 inspect q recent rich strike
on the Iron Iiar claim which he has
under bond and lease from Mogollon
parties consisting OF syl Gamblin, Abo
Peterson, ~ ~ Dougherty of socOrro
and others The ore rams about $40
a son, and old tlmers say that rs
richness reminds them of the early
days 10 Mogollon when some fubu-
iuusly rich ore wss taken from sur
face workings. Mr. Stsuber o. very
much pleased al the showing and
thinks that az last after ten years
persistent search he his f0und a sold
mine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

Notice is hereby given that
on June lst / sold my half in
terest in the ErwOOd Bakery
at goo South Second Street,
and that since that time ]
have had no connection with
che ErwOOd establishment.
G. A. PAPPE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

Tecthlng babies always have a hard
time OF Il when this proeess occurs
Ia hot weather They not only have
90 contend with painful gums but the
stomach "a disordered. bowels loose
and the body uncomfortable The
best help sou can give the little suf-
ferer a. McGEE's BABY ELIXIR. n
coFrects sour stomach, coois and
quicta the bowels ana helps digestion,
Price csc and see per bottle, Sold
hy ail druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
ONE |
w EEK
ONLY

When you see these HATS you will
agree with us that no such value was
ever offered in Albuquerque at $500.
The assortment is large enough and
varied enough to meet every demand,
and the most particular women cannot
fail to find here just the model they
have been looking for, You'll be sur
prised when you see what we offer for
$500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
Distinguished GeOgrGphers of Many Lands
to Visit Albuquerque and EnDirOns Fall; on
American Geographical Society Excursion

Seventy Savants travelling Special Train Will Stop at
Cerrillos and Make Overland Trip to Albuquerque by
Automobile Representatives of Some Twenty European
Societies to Join Eminent Americans in Transoontin
entail Trip.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05

FOR SALE-Livery Stable incIud-
ing six horses, ten vehicles, harness
etc livery barn and lot well located in
a good growing town. The only live
ny stable in Vardaman, Miss. Price
100000. Easy terms if desired.
This is a good livery, feed and sale
stable proposition. Owner lives in
another state and must sell. Apply
to R. c. Hawkins. Vardaman, Tim
berville P. O. Miss.
Folly of Anticipating Trouble.
The greatest troubles in life arise
from the anticipation of mlsfortunes
which never come.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
COLLEGE DINNER

One Of the most delightful enter
tainments Of The season was a
college Dinner" given by Miss
Margaret Creighton Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Miss Elizabeth
Pearson.
Covers were laid for ten, and a
dainty four course dinner was served.
the college idea being carried out in
the decorations and other appoint
mcnts.
The invited guests we're soon TO
separate, each going to the college Of
his choice. In view OF this fact the
tavors were tiny suit cases, all
tagged and ready for journey, sus-
pended from the chandelier by the
college %coIors.
The guests fingered until a late
hour, enjoying the hospitality Of the
charming hostess and her no less
charming sister.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05

lust think, ever according to the
Bible chronology it took men 5000
years to learn that the wheel of a car
on a hard smooth rail would run
easier than a wheel six inches in the
mud. Instead Of 5000 years it prob
ably took nan $4,000, 900 years to
learn this.-Exchange.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05

A native diver Of Australia, while
professionally engaged in exploring
the submarine depths Of the Torres
Straits, not long ago, secured a mag
nificent pear shaped pearl, which was
sold for $500.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
Rrltlah consumptIon Of Flsh.

1t is a question whether John Bull
is not more deserving of the name of
fish eater than he is of beef eater, for
during the past year fish valued at
$4,000, 900 was landed on his shores
for food.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
HIah E~xpIosIves used In MInIna.

In mining and similar operations in
the T%ransvaal of South Africa great
Quantities Of high explosives are used.
ii is estimated that $1,000, 900 is in
vested in such explosives every year.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05

Fannie P.a.i p,.,.. f,.,, 49,. N,rl,.
..o., # ,o.,o ,,.-. a., r-i. -, r,.
Mayors og;,. bsrc P.,J,, S.,t.mh..
.30tb
Pcrs;s moyod ber. l.s, Sa,nrJ.,,
from West Paint ana ara o-ccn,y;oa
the res;dence la,ely y,r,,.d by Mr
TAYLOR and %fs,niIv.
,"p' C'''% ""
here to Calhoun Civ. is of on a
vacation and Mr.. D ], Mcdonald Of
PHILADELPHIA. Miss is in his Mace
Tia Cou L.I
,..c,o. au,J:n, ,,,. M.;a
S,noot ,,.rJ.,, A. ...L +
ten mules. The demonstration was IA
success. FELL tests we're also
made,
FOR SAFE -p.. L..l p.I.J
rL;o, eoroa Ill.,. Il ILL.,, L...l;..
,.ilI a,oroc. inn nn,.Ja L,.. ..La.
L... 49,. l..l;.- w.
Tor pr.c,s. |eauy & IulIat. EMg.
."''s'
Mr.. Cbapma?. a recent oradu ate
Of the A. & M. cole rc. arrived here
last Friday to take charge o( Mr.. A,
F. SlovaIrs farm which has hereto.
fore been in charge Of Mr., p. W.
Manson.
W,.... I l.H p.
n,oLs Uron ,,o o,ha
AIN All L;. aa,,t.., +. [.,a,
nr;zo ,;,,;oa ,nua;ns
AnrI..
MRS | M Haley
w. q 0'oVn'' returned nome
"'' MS, '' inc wees ''o" "l''"auNee
coorsronca # ,ba Comn,;..;oa -
Iln;torm 49,. and tba Anor;oan
IA, Assoo;.4on
iouS'on "s'' AuR' 0o'- inc
p'0"aG'eu meeting WIN 0eR'o al the
~'esoy'er'am C"uFc" mex 0unoay.
rev. + = Do"le's' OF Ok0'ona' VIII
y charge o. me 'nee''ng' every
"r' l. j. ""ooln was pe'niu'Iy
hirt IN an accident last FRIDAY alter
noon, Tie was out at a wreck on
the houston OFahch and tell when
some OF the mecaolca' devices slip,
ped and got IN "a mlSup with a lot OF
timber
Rub-My- Tism will cure YOU.
M;..1..a.N ..
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
Local News.
Rub-M My Tism will cure you.

NH' 4 - L'IlOl spent par VI ldSl
week in Oxford.
Mr.. j.. L. Lyon is attending court at
Pontotoc this week.
Mr.. William Baskin was up from
Meridian this week.
Mr.. j.. R. Clayton was down from
Guntown last Friday,
Mrs. Edgar Parchman, Of Memphis,
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Thompson is on a visit
to her sister at Meridian.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Caro-, Ill.,, spent
a few days here this week.
Mrs. Mamie Knox has returned
from a visit to relatives in Ala.
Miss Celeste LauIice is on a visit
to her sister al jackson, Tenn.
Miss Katherine Allen. Of Meridian,
is the guest Of Miss Lucy SAMSON.
Miss Ranie WoodGn spent last
Thursday with friends at StarkviIIe.
An attraction here this week is an
|. H. G. Tractor to four large pIows.
Rev. F. D. Daniels is conducting a
revival meeting at Houston this week.
Mrs. Norman Monaghan, of TupeIo.
spent Sunday with her mother here.
FOR SALE-A number one horse
and buggy. Apply to this Office.
Mr.. G.. W. Bean presented us
with a half dozen fine tomatoes last
week.
SwiGts Breakfast Bacon and Boiled
Ham sliced on a brand new machine
at }. II. DAWSON'S.
Rev. E. T, MobberIy is visiting
his mother in Greensboro, Ky, this
week.
See Adams & Neubert for GasoI
line Engines. We always haze tkem in
stock.
- Mr., John Chambers has returnrd
after a several days stay in the
North.
Sec Adams & NnuA,rt for Wagons
and buggies. Have all kinds. Pric.
es right.
Mr.. E. S, Elliott has returned home
after spending a few days in Denver.
Colorado.
Mr.. Cecil Dossett left Tuesday
for Decatur, Ala, where he goes on
business.
Mr.. T. }. King. of Yazoo county
spent the first part Of this week with
friends here.
Mr., Leo TjndalI, of BrooksviIIe,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends here.
DR.. r. M. SaddIer suffered a
stroke of paralysis on his left side
Sunday night,
Mrs, Tom Gum and daughter, of
StarkviIle. are the guess Of Mrs.
Homer Davis.
Mr.. Charles Clary returned home
the first Of this week from an exte nd
visit to the delta,
Miss Birdie Crawford has returned
home after spending several weeks
in Kansas City.
Miss Christine Jones entertained
her Sunday School class last
Friday afternoon.
Weekly Corinthian, Sept. 5
Mv. Frank Elliott, Of Okolona, is
viz ng in Corinth.
RS. Joe Nix left last Saturday to
'isiAher daughter Mrs. |. W, Middle
l rock at Meridian.
" Miss Myrtle Buckingham has
ccepted a position as saleslady at
!. B. Abernethy's
Mr.. Crawford Hawkins left yester-
~ morning for Alabama where he
lgoes to enter college.
Mr. n F. Kino left Iast Fridav for
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. HarrelI have

1900
market On the first at his old stand
on North side Of Main street.
Mr.. W. F. Buchanan reported
Saturday that one negro on his farm
has out 900 pounds Of cotton.
Miss Mamie Mae Scott, of Tren-
ton, Tenn, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E Capps here this week.
FOR SALE An $500 Organ,
for sale or trade at a bargain.
Apply to this Office,
We svmoa.bize with Mr.. aod Mrs.
Lee in the death of their little child
which sad event occurred Tuesday.
FOR SALE Saddle and harness
horses, also mules. Write,
ROSS LUNA,
y
Houston Post, Aaa. 60, Nj. and
Mrs. ,lan Stanford aaa baby, q
OkoIona, spent Sunday with relatives
here
Pontotoc Sentinel, Aug. 29,-Mrs.
W. A Mothershead Of Okolona spent
Sunday With her friend, Miss Blanche
Wood.
Mr.. J, F, HIar,eIl returned last
FRIDAY from Vossburg. where he
has been for some tine for his
health,
Mr.. Ben. Myer arrived here Tues
dav from his old home in Germany
where he has been for several
months
Mr.. MONAGHAN, manager Of the
Independept TELEPHONE Company,
spent the latter part of last week in
Indiana
Messrs A. N. Griffin and c. M.
WRIGHT, of Meridian. are here this
week in interest of the NJ. & O.
railroad.
See Adams & Neubert for all kinds
of Hay Machinery, Deering and Me-
Cormick Mowers, Power and Morter
Presses.
Rev. j. H. Holder and Rev. D. r.
McDougalI. Of this CITY, are holding
a revival meeting at Grady Chapel
'n's week
When you get tired of other meats
try some Of that nice, sliced Break
fast Bacon and Boiled Ham at
Messrs' Folk and Brooks OF
Memphis arrived IN the city this
week to represent the Newourger
u,, i Dlt.
R.;a nIo
n|
,.J
Mr. and Mrs loo Hsrndor have
re,,,rDsd after soapd;ra several dovs
az Columbus and tbe Oh M,rrov
Camr Ground
: or & doses 666 ,iII breok sDv
case Of CbilIs and Fever. and f taken
&C a tonic tbe Fever viii ,ot return
Price % oao,s
Mr. and Mrs like Hoysr and
f.m;I, have r..orrod 70 their homo .,
Cor;o,b .E.sr soo,d5aa saoor,I d.a.
,.;,b rola,;,os bara
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
StOvall Brothers
OkolOnn. Miss.

Some Mosquitoes Don't Sting.
1t is the female mosquito that does
all the biting. Those that have the
feathery, plume-like s%ntennae are the
males and they are harmless.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-09-05
Berkshire Boar

Berkshire Boar
Muster Lees Duke l47s30
Sire
Mast'r Lee 4th 1864
Dam
Daie's Premier Lady 12202j
Bred by II. {. Davidson, Obion Tennessee
SERVICES REASONABLE
Also Pigs For Sale
From
Glensjde Lady d 1G0140
Sized by
Baron Matchless 2nd 19350u
The Berkshire is the hog for you.
He will fit perfectly irto any ON
dtions where a hog aught to fit. He
will make your corn and slop into
pork cheaper, quicker and better than
ordinary hogs. He is hardy by nature
and is less likely to have diseases.
Berkshires are prolific.