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LOST AND FOUSE


LOST. on car to Fair GROUNDS black rrit,
Re.nra. l. sol, care Timer Dispatch
LOSE. on ;hp stat. FAR Grounds. bet wc.n
ana o''lnck "Wednesday. cameo brooch
fluher Viii please return to W. g, L.. Eui-
N.Tsal Motor Co. 22l Wet Broad. and re-
.elve reward.
LOST. StrHyc'! stolen, Jersey COW.
H.turn To- 400 Patterson Avenue.
LOST. "a box OF school rings on Westhamp-
ION car from Richmond CuIlsGc to EirEth
ana i'r"an Reward II returned 10 ieii.r-
Lost. near Adams and Cary. one ineo min
Miti Initials G.. l.. Is. Phone Madison
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NOTicES-i.c.ai.

,Notic" OF Application lor I.iccus"
NOTICE. ia hereby given that Ina conformity
Win thc provisions o. AN act OF the
Gehc,nl Assembly al Virginia. approved
March 10. 1916 tac;"., 1915. pages liS.2@
ne ind day OF November. 1916. ~ 10
iiustimrs Court nr th. CITY "i Richmond.
lirEir."; for license To purchase. store
NM sci Wines to- sacramentai purposes.
anu pure fruit. "thyl and grain aicoinl FOR
,mouictiht! scientific. mechanical and phar-
~ ny" aren't spirits ana ilcoh"! Tor the man
..thhl hnd aniiscptic preparations az sou-
ctmeS as provided In tho said "ci OF
oWEAs :" MINOR DRUG CO. IT'D,
G. NJ. ENoN.
So. President
ElShm"nd. Va, Sopt.n,hcr -. l.iG.
NpTitE or APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
~ ~ ~. ~ hereby given that IN cunfprui; -
WIN ia" provisions ~ AN act ~ the Gem
crhi Assembly az Virginia, approved March
~. 1915 'ArtS 1916. pages 2it-223-29b. tn.
hn'sfs!Encd viii. ON thursday. the 81 day
oi NOV "inbcr, 1919. at |" o'clock y. VI. az
tnt Gay. apply Ia the iiuStirGS Court III
VI" ,itE ~ Richmond. We. for u license to
pni'hhsc. stor" and sell So-. ,.t:ul<E. pro-
Nidct IL the said act al Assembly.
FLETCHER DRUG co. LTD.
PAUL FLETCHER.
2J3O West Main.
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nUsTINGs DnEDs OF TRUST.
Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting


SI,ssU.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Slaughter to Il. l.. Mo.
Conncll. trustee. II feet iuchrs hy
liI feet inches west side of Isr,.,;t
Rock Road. October IL. 1916 sGaO
Sandy Alexander TO \. y. PctttgrcNy.
trustee. o5Xl3l feet {? inches east line
of twentieth Street, I'D feet south oil
BainbridGe Street. October 10, ,i"is.
5000. "
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OVENS . MINOR DRUG co. IT'D.
G. NJ kNoN.
MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE. AND ONO EAIIW
COMPANY.
NOTICE or ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS


NOTICE or AMMAN srocKuoLDEns
MEf.riNG
>,r,,.,. New York. S"pi.mber 81. 1915.
NOTICE iH hereby S!r"; that ~" annual
meeting Of tho Stockholders uf tho ChcSa-
pcakc amd ohio Railway company viii be
held at IA" general Office OF the company
N the city Of ii!chm"nd. Va. on Tu.iiay.
october -. i'lh. at IL O'Clock 4. VI. tAb
Tor M election OF directors. %, for the
taken or authorized by the board OF direc-
1n!. or y! me cNecntiNc committee of the
meGt inr; and Co Tor the transaction o:
SuCh "thrr business may lawfully come
before ,hS meeting. Tho s,och transfer
hooks VIII he Ci.s"d AT the Office or the
o9'npntn! N9. a broadway New York Ci,y
nn !'rIGJy. september 20. 1916. at . o'clock
y NJ. ANT wil be reopeu"., ON "Wednesday.
October -, ltlG at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
I'E Greer nf the I.o;Iri OF Directors
CARL Rt.MiNGToE. Secretary.
MASpHiC %OrIcE-DONE LODGE. No. IL
Il TIE members Of Dove Lodge. No. 81.
Xxx s,a,ea ali VIZ the hs'f inSc 'h ne
hc held IN the lodge. room in the
M"soni" Temple on THIS FRIDAY. octo-
Der H. lrlf at = i. ~. Members OF sister.
invited.
IIy order OF the Worstipfui Master
RES r. AUGUST. Secretary.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.


w. &. Blanton, trustee. to j, w
Blunt, 81 3-10Xl26 feet northwest. corr
ncr Twelfth and Semmes Streets oc-
tober 4, 1916, $4,000.
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FOE SALE-Eehicles.

=
FON wagons. go 10 Richardson Bros. Sis
brook Avenue. painting. repairing and
~rhtrr tire work Madison. 1i6T.
FOR sale. several second hand top buSgics
ruuGbuuts and top delivery wagons. Old
Hickory. Tennessee and Turnbull farm
wagons. Thomas II. Duke * Co. set Brood;
4
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NEW NURSES REGISTER.
TO physicians and general
public. Am prepared to fur
nish competent undergraduate
nurses and experienced care
takers. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Richmond Register of
Competent Nurses. Phone Ran
dolph ,15-W.
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HELP WASTED-Nlnie

SITE aiANAGEE
MANlFACTtREN of mcniuin prIcch auto
inolil"S wants man 80 oI
I" take charE" ~ Their wholesule business
IN state OF Virginia. Experience IN auto
!no,tie business not required. Business
ability ana good references essential To
man who can qualify this is unusual UD-
rortunity with large returns. Fiveyear
contract Sl.ovo necessary cover cars
carlieI Phone Ikchmond Hotel. Room $50.
WANTED. mon aud boys TO work in our
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MILL. PROPERTY FOR SALE:
Z1-hnrrSl -four and Erist mill: good farm
nweilnE and timber land cheap. Mus;
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

"ANTED. coupie or gentlemen 10 oc-
Cupy large. nicely furnished steam heated
room Win board. Electric lights, rne OF
crate Apply l2:p Fourth Avenue, High
land lark. Phone Nnndoiph 4ll2-J.
BOARD and rooms. l1:. Grove: steam
neat: Terms reasonable. KandUlpli
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MIR. GROCERYMAN,

ADVANCES In prices with all wholesalers
gives us the best opportunity to make It
possible for you to make 80 per cent TO 100
per cent on merchandise houSht from us.
LOOK THESE PRICES OVER.
Bcachnut catsup. zoe size, SHE dozen.
SServ Us aprlco,s &c, size: sl.37is dozen.
Scrv Us California cherries. soc size $:
dozen.
Star brand Holsters. soc size. sl,i5 dozen.
Glinuol Glu,; sodns, 81 dozen .
Imported olive oil soc size. 81 dozen.
Log Cabin sirup, pints. $l.13.
Los, Cabin siruR. quarts. $3..3.
Come TO see MS and make yourself ac-
uiainted. 1t will pay you.
SEGAI. JOBBING AND FIXTURE CO..
South Fourteenth Street.
FOR sale. one return railroad Ticket to
Iimcna Vista. Va phone Eonleyard .g2-
ANTEIl-HnlIScil Goods
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EOK S4,i4i.-Aiuchincry.
UPIiOLSTERING.
CAlsPET CI.iIA MING.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC massage by graduate mas
sause. Also manicurins. Hours To ..
1llI Clay ST. cor. Twelfth. Apartment |.
w, FRED Richardson. Inc. funeral dircc-
tors and cmba liners, wish to announce
that we have movcd our funeral business
from COL West Main Street into our new
building. o03 North Iombardy Street Open
day and night. Phone Madison SIS
ROYAL AHCANtM. ATTENTION!
BY mailing your name and address you VIII
learn something Of great Importance to
you, BY all moans avail Yourself Of this
Information as IL costs you absolutely moth
Ing. Address Insurance Expert, IL s5:. care
PimcS- DLHDnt CHI.
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FOR SALE-FnrIns.

FOR sale. farm So acres. 3 miles from
kchmond. Va. between Osborne Turn.
pike ana New Market Road. having good
t iron, ON both rolis. Brick dwelling fra,n..
with woven wire 10 reasonable price re-
used Address Owner" Box -. X. T.. ID.
FlNE-ACKE truck farm. with GROOM house:
MI outbulldinGs in very good condition.
Iour ini.s city Mr.. samuel T.. Jones. II.
y. -. .. KichrnDn1. Va
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AUCTION SALE-Futurc Days

~ HENRY s. HUTZLiIR * co,
Zeal Estate Brokers and Auctioncefs
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FOX iiENI--liooms.
BOARDING..


IiASpSoMELY furnished room, with or
without private bath IN beat central To-
cation; Special rates to table bearders.
Special rate to transit. Apply 200 East
THE WEBSTER
ROONS ana hoard. absolutely nrst- class:
central: hot-water heated: prices reason
ahle. Madison 2t31. l0lt-l9lG East Clay.
iio West Grac. Street. hot water heated
ronins, modern conr-niencek board.
WANTED. permanent, transient and table
ho1rders. 10. East Grace street.
CLEAN. attractive. nicely furnished rooms;
table uncscelird: terms reasonable 10
East Grace.
FIHSI-tI.ASS accommodate with best
tail. hoard. llV East Franklin.
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COLLECTIONS

TTV" TO HTSO cNpOSuTc
membership and contract agencies" This
hook free To every man who writes for IL
on his busincss stationery. BOX o9y I:ich-
inond Va.
WANTED. accounts ana claims of all kinds
70 Collect Oh Il coin!ni-sioH basis. No
collection, no charge: Dominion Mcrcan-
tic Agency. zoe American :,atlOnnl Bank
LET NJ handle your collections. Prompt
attention to all claims. Good rcfrrcncey
Merchants cr.dit ANA COLLECTION Co.. Box
7h3 NopcSeli Va
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BUSINESS CiiANjEs

BEST hotel In town for sale. doing yalu-
able business. both bar a.id table. For
particulars apply To George NJ. Diomer,
PotIstOSn. Pa.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
65 Feet Of Ore.

L. c. Hooker and his two boys,
Irwin and Tillman, who have
worked 80 hard the past few years
to acquire some holdings and get
hold of some of the Lords foot
stool, are now feeling quite well,
thank you.
H. D. Shelton and some of his
associates, who have a lease on
the Hooker land, three miles
southwest of town, are drilling
It, and the first hole put down
was 4 winner. At 140 feet the
drill went into ore, and continued
in ore until a depth of 205 feet
was reached. About 10 feet of
the ore is very rich, and all of it
Is good mill dirt.
More drilling will be done to
determine the width and length
of the ore area, and when this is
determined a shaft will be snnk
and the ground developed along
the lines of production.
We rejoice with the Hockers
and also with Mr.. Shelton, wto
feels just about as good as the
Hockers.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Geo. D. Allen Dead.
Another Good Man Passes Away
After Long illness.

Geo..D Allen, one of our best
citizens, died at his home on N.
Main street on Saturday evening
about eight o'clock. He had been
i'll a long time and his family and
friends knew il was only Il ques'
tion of time until he would pass
on.
Mr.. Allen had lived in this
county a long time. He used to
live oil a farm near Melrose, but
after getting along In wears he
sold his farm and moved to this
city. He has for some time been
local manager for the White q
Allen Wholesale Co.
George Allen was a fine man,
and a good citizen. He was true
to his family and his friends, and
is going to be missed by them.
He is survived by his wife and
daughter, Miss Lora Allen, and
son, John Allen. Marion Nation,
who was raised by Mr.. Allen, is
a grandchild.
Funeral services were held at
residence on Sunday afternoon,
and the remains were'taken Mon
day to Sedgwick, Kansas, for in
termeut.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Kept Border Tavern
Mrs. Mary Susan COnklin Of As
bury, Mo-, Dead at II Years.

Pittsburg, Kas., April a.
Mrs. Mary Susan Conklin, who
vas landlady Of a famous tavern
of the border days in kansas,
died today At her home in Asbury,
Mo. Stage coach passengers
travelling between Fort Scott and
Baxter Springs stopped at her
house for meals and lodging.
The tavern was at Neutral in
Cherokee county. Relays of horses
were kept in her stables. Before
her marriage to Lawrence Conk-
lin, who survives her, she took 4
claim three miles west of Asbury.
On Il the family lived lforty-two
years, moving TO Asbury last win
ter. She was u years old.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
DECORATION.

By Fortuuatus 1882 by Amout 3 BY Alex Abdaah Is
of Rvsdyks Hambetouan TO- First dam Fv Walters Abda
ah Jr he by Erie Abaah Second and third dams both thor
oughbreds
He is handsome mahogany bay, 16 hands high weighs 100
pounds fine style and action He typical Fortunatus
marked degree his grand conformation clean head
tegen shoulders powerful back, hips
ss all gracefully combined produce strength and speed AS
sire of speed, Decoration has few equals he only nhes
but these qualities marked degree He makes
break, and game living horsethe kind gets
the and he has five prizes in
show ring One in 1915 at Oswego Fair.
See Stud Book barn for complete pedigree of these horses
Even bred to these horses not fail
duc oas that will find ready carriage horses and
roadsters, we'll as general all-purpose horses.
TermS-Ou both $780, insure colt to stand and
suck and live ten days Money due when colt ten days old
Mare and colt stand good for the Owner parting with
removing from vicinity fo insurance. service
becomes due and must be paid Care will be taken
prevent accidents but will not be responsible if
These splendid animals will make the of 1916 at
State Line Stock Farm
34 miles south of Baxter Springs, Kansas.
W. A. DOUTEIT, Owner.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Taken Up

On Sunday morning, April 16,
1916, by the undersigned, at his
home one mile south of Baxter
Springs, in Springvalley town
ship, Cherokee county, Kansas,
two black mare ponies. One is
about six years old, and the other
is about ten years old. One has
Il brand on left shoulder; no
other marks or brands on either
animal. Eugene Turner.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
All a Bluff.

April 10th was the date set for
the removal of all hogs from the
city. And yet the hogs stay.
It seems the order of the board
was a bluff. But it was always
that way; The law abiding peo-
pie always obey the orders but a
few do not. And those who do
not are just about as bad as the
hogs themselve. ....
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Wm. Grimes Of the Iowa and
Oklahoma Mining Company left
Saturday night for the Pacific
coast to look after some business
matters. He will be back about
the goth, and will be accompanied
by his wife, who will remain here
this summer with him.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Recital.
termeut.

The students Of the Baxter
branch of the Calhoun School Of
Music gave a public recital at the
Presbyterian church last Friday
night. Miss Ruth Barnes is in
structor of the Baxter branch and
her pupils are showing marked
progress under her able teaching.
Prof. Calhoun of Joplin was pre-
sent and made a very pleasant
talk. He said Miss Barnes is ore
of his best pupils and is display
ing a great deal Of ability as a
teacher.
Following is the program:
Lullaby Gurlitt
Madilene schaefer
First Violets Krogmann
Waylsnd Gregory -
Joyous Farmer Schumann
lean Buckingham
H len McAboy
Fist Loss Schnmann
G-1ce Oprerman
Dance Of the clowns Eilenberg
D,rothy Smith
Sona,ina Kullau
Helen Humphrey
l At the A.al-;ic Club Tag Loschorn
Mona McCrea
Harmony of the Angels Burgmuler
Swannie Smith
Two-Part Invention Bach
Albumleaf Grutzmacnen
Priscilla Wear
Idilio Lack
Dorothy Smith :.
Two-Part Invention Back
To Spring Grieg
Leila Buckingham
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Improved Service.

The following personal letter
from Frank R. Newman, Division
Passenger Agent of the Frisco,
tells of improved train service for
this city:
Joplin, Mo April 26, 1916.
Chas. L. Smith, Baxter Springs,
KaS.
Dear Charlie:-
We are going to have a new
time card on the 30th and we are
going TO put on a new train to
Wichita which will leave Baxter
12:45 p. m. arriving Wichita 6:45
p. m, returning leave Wichita
7:10 a. m. and arriving Baxter
1:20 p. M, these trains being
through service between Lebau.
on, No., and Wichita, making all
local stops.
Train No. s will be a 'dinger',
leave Wichita 3:35p. m, pass
Baxter 9:00Ip. N. and reach St.
Louis Sis a. N. Another i'm.
provement that we are going to
make is the extension of the new
trains, Nos. 107 and 108, which
now run between Sapulpa and
Kansas City to Oklahoma City,
and on this new card you will be
able to leave Baxter at 2:15 p. m.
and go through to Oklahoma
City without change, reaching
that point 1920 in the evening.
Train No. 10S, which now
leaves Baxter 4:0l p. M, will ar
rive Kansas City fifteen minntes
earlier.
l think with all these changes
Baxter will have excellent service
North, South. East and West.
Yours very truly,
F. R. Newman, D. P. A.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Our farmer friends got In 4
good weeks work last week, but
the heavy rains the fore part OF
the week have shut them out of
the fields for several days. The
rains we're not needed at all, and
are going to put farm work to
the bad for some time.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Trimmed.

Last Sunday afternoon the Bax'
ter team put the kibosh, or what
ever you may be pleased to call
It; on Columbus, the score being
3 to 2. Homer nowty pitched
for Baxter and he did we'll.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
FOR EXCHANGE.

Good custom mill; 100-feet
ground and barn; clear; owner
wants Baxter Springs property;
will put in some cash.. What
have you to offer? This Office.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Major Wilkeswood 4O639

Major Wilkeswood is a hand
some chestnut stallion, with
stripe in face and left hind foot
white, above ankle joint; stands
16 hands high and weight 1850
pounds. Bred by John C. Bauer,
Chicago.
Individually he is a horse OF
grand finish and plenty of sub
stance, with a fine disposition,
deep, strong shoulders, strong
back, very strong loins and stiles,
strong bone, with good feet and
legs.
He has been worked but very
miles pacing as a three-year-old i
He was sired bv High wood.
producer, By Red Wilkes. He is
who sold for $4,000.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
For Sale.

One brown driving horse; new
rubber tired buggy; set of good
single harness. See S. J. Ellis at
Mrs. J. c. Plumb's residence even
ings after S o'clock. IA
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
A Revelation 20
CanOeF Sufferers.

A new book on cancer has just
been published by DR.. o. A, John.
son, suite 502, 1920 Main ST.,
Kansas City, No., which shows
how cancer has been treated by a
combination medical treatment
and proven so efficient there is no
longer any question or doubt
about the treatment for most
kinds of cancer if taken in time.
Absolute proof of this treatment
can now be verified by living wit
nesses who were treated three to
fifteen years ago. Write TO-DAY
for a copy of the book. 1t will b.
sent free for the asking.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

We are still selling the best of
meats at the lowest price. Try
as and see. McAboy & Co.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

W. c. Dills has purchased the
lots just south of mis- home place
and will build a touse there soon.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
AT The Majestic.

THURSDAY.
my Old Dutch" a drama in S
parts, featuring Albert Chevalier
and Florence Turner.
SATURDAY.
In Search of 4 Wife,. 2 reels.
When Father was the Goat" 1
reel. When Willie Went Wild"
| reel. 80
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Come to our market for the
best of salt and fresh meats. Our
line of bacon can't be beaten.
r. +. Hartley & Son.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

E. M. Michener is improving
and his friends hope to see him
out soon.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

About thirty Rebekahs from
Baxter attended the anniversary
celebration in Pittsburg last We'd
nesday. The Degree Star from
here put on the work. There
were over five hundred in the
lodge room. The affair was a
success in every way and it was
voted that the anniversary cele-
bratiou be held here neEt year.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
For Rent.

Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. Mrs. Ellen Peters,
South Main st.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
LiSfnfLRffeES


Remaining in the pOstomce at
Baxter Springs, Kansas. for the
week ending with May 3, 1916,
which If not called for within two
weeka will be sent to the dead
letter Office at Washington. d. c.:
HuOh Wietou Eli Kanueman
J c Roberts Anna Nooinson
ph;lin n Jauney Jane Dowie
Turner Maddox A b Neueum
Mr. Ray Marmou
Persons Q calling for any of the
above letters will Pleasesay"Advei
iised." d."aiving date list.
chas. L.>Smith, P. n.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

The road leading south from
Scott Jarrett's to the state line
will be graveled right away. On.
" two miles of gravel are needed
to make the gravel road couuec-
tion between Baxter and Picher.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Attention Chick RaiserS
You can raise a greater per
cent of chicks Matched than you
ever did before, if you feed Kel-
SOS Chick Feed lust m axes us
grow"
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Chas. H. Schmitt of Roseland,
in this county, is the new carrier
on Route s.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

For Sale-Iowa Silver Mine
Seed Corn. F. M. Perkins. 16
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Preaching at the Presbyterian
church Sunday, May z, morning
and evening. by the Rev. Mr..
Rowland Of New York.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Mrs. ]. M. Tetty of Altamont
is here visiting Mrs. Scott Noble.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

J. w. Grantham, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is better.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

The M. E. Ladies' Aid will
have a bake at Jack Spratt's of.
fice Saturday.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

Makes big chicks out of little
ones-and isn't long at it."
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

The roads are not in the best
condition. Drag.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04
Rs0isfer Of Deeds.

hereby announce my candidacy Tor re-
nomination for Register OF Deeds. subject
TO the primaries. Minnie B. Murray.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-04

F. R. Newman, D. P. A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17

tion ArtrmJs Roberts VINO gave O.
Marh rrsl citf distinctions hN hulttnr
tne Amigahie Insurance nuufinr ane
"a thc highest in she south tsa VISITOR
ban the eiF ssorpins AZ thc Nueccs
Nir Rnhrrts Is the eaueF 80 4 tsrer
arm west - ihe cts ana - ,sik.
more ahoui THAT Farm than BE- ia.s
thfut the Amlfable sk,sriauer RE is
sn ardent admirer ~ Corpas Christi
and ntfcr oNcsiooks an opportumty %
hoast This elty
iip Is advocating me planting of hrcgs
as a siegk ieod ava Is rlsntns 81 acre.
og hls Farm In steck bc~ts this winter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17

no,r at tne hnme Of ,p president Ni-
Nlhel smith
na pnNwm on hate pvuaiaa Wsen
Mw Cart N0n muehot fuad a rIrci
pn hnte nousiaa NEFu as shs te
alv la
Misses Mabel @mih rHNe Nf. $3.50
rV Nceccca With Kate poueas VIs
aln
MHH olive fgrsus0n rcad num Nrs
WlsFine lNtn
AIRS lrank Gftstius 80 Sow Nu
waa "a aueai ef ihr cluh
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-11-17
RULES FOR DAlRYING.

Pertinent Advice on Calf Raising and
Feeding Milk Cattle.
At all times practice the following
advice and you will make dollars in
dairying:
Use pure bred sires Of dairy stock
from cows having large and profitable
productions Of milk and butter fat.
Raise we'll the heifer calves from
cows which for one or more genera
lions have made large and profitable
productions of milk and butter fat.
Breed heifers at the age of sixteen to
twenty months.
Feed heifers literally and milk regu.
larly.
In summer time do not try to save
feed by turning to pasture too early.
Provide plenty Of pure, fresh water,
shade and protection against flies dur.
ing hot weather.
Supplement poor pastures with corn
silage or green selling crops, such as
rye, peas, oats, green corn fodder, cab.
bage and other available feed.
In winter time feed. cows daily a
pound Of grain for every three pounds
Of milk produced. twenty-five to forty
pounds Of corn silage and what clover
or alfalfa they will eat.
Do not turn cows out to remain and
suffer in cold, stormy weather.
Allow them to have water which is
not colder than from a deep well, twice
or three times daily.
Brush cows daily If you can possibly
find the time. for it pays better than
grooming Of horses. which. as a rule. is
not neglected.
Keep cows in clean. well lighted
properly ventilated stables.
Treat cows gently and avoid excite.
ment