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A rltlrurerlu J1vo T1b 1u Tug ° tKK 01t LASr11x ItexTlroht f i 0x1 lloitAlIe1r 1Iteu IN AutAxosl L T < 4= = Ii 11 =

VOhIlUC Ill Tncsol1 IK Jtucky PlflIiyFcbruary 26 1904 Jf Number 29>

A FEEDING PLANT

EtRhll lroitj1t firnr Clilcnffu WherSIlI anrr Iniutx Are Knttcnrd

fllJrty miles west of Chicago on theHock Island railroad system it Stockdali 111 where nn liiuuciua establishmilit equipped with the most modernaplillniicos for dipping shearing heed

Ing nail marketing of over holt a million cheep amt lambs In n single seasonIsbttlnirnpornted

Although thoimnndi of nhrcp are pasturcd anti cnml fur there during thecummer niontlm nntl other thousand

I stopped over teed and rested In transit

IRlUOIC II WKIT2 UANAOKR

from the wsttrii feeding ground to

s the Chicago market the feeding geaoiproper UgliH In the full and suds In tinFprlnjr when the rnnuc of fur oft Coloratio Iilntin New Mexico Oregon Willold Wyoming seed In their quota tipiirlnku of such him ns the tutnhlhdiohms tixM rt fowler provide whichquickly traiufniniA them froth feederto butcher stock

GltlmU II WIItX ling liieii the wantiger nf the wtabllehmcnt for the lasttwelve year

The barn or this Institution ore htimrroiiH sod roinmndloiM being 100 bj130 with nlleya through till renter ol

nulllrlvnt width to allow a wagon tcpals throufib Tho ventilation niullighting ii n> iHrfiit A plentiful suppljof wlndovrs Injures nmplo tight by tiny

s niul n perfevt electric nyfttoin fnrnUhctho MUIIO by iilulit The barn midyards are kept In n erfcvt tmnltirjiiiitdllhin tint woodwork being wmdHilnn ufiuii DM IN nwswary with n Btrontcnrbolfr whflettiiidi The tens are IKIt weru tindrniolng n continual cleanhill Mtaiklrimil by the niHvusliy of iuivlug nmlerhil when vlth to keep tinfiTllllrcr mill going with which theplant ha quIpiHd All sheep entcrlnnths feeding extahlhdumiit are foil onthe iiuilrnit plan thnt Is the cuuipsny funilslioH nil grain and roughagiat IHI much n Inn which iv fed by expert feeders whose mrvlce are Incliideel In the cunt met Mod clover hay fa

the bulk of the roughage ntutl umlse nomads that nit worthy of the nnincfront n fcvdefn standpoint most olwhich one from the companys own elevalor tame the train melon Such mnro not from the companys clovntoinee carefully nolpctiil by expeit tc

Insure freedom from Mich tilth ns 1 +

tummlliiie fmiiid In the common nrtldo pilt tiH ntlio markettoday All rathins urn foil In self feeder The feed-

ing Aerial varies In dumtlon necord

Inc to the lcondition of the nnlinnl whetput Into till feed lots or pens UH the

caw may lit Iltnn thirty to nlnetjdity5 Is OK limit American Bhwii

ltnrdtrTHEGOAT HERD I

A new Industry Is offering Itself t o

the farmers nnd manufacturers of tinUnited State The facts that 23000000 worth < f LIIkl l W n° i III

<nually Into the Uultwf Rlntc

and that our cnlerprtlnif manufacluicrt tin now obliged to tend hulfwnaround the world for a large share 01

thew suggest that the farmers of thlcountry hove a great opportunity to pu

a large hare of this sum Into thclPockets and that the entire sum urnbe divided between our producers IIUlI

manufacturerThe census of 1000 showed tho tott

number of goats In the United Stateto bo lea than 2000000 and when II

Is undttttood tlut the of probnhly LOUOO000 Kent were required Ie

make thu VSOOOOOO worth Ituportalust year It can be seen that the supplfrom the fulled States could havformed but a ewtt > oro of the tolaconiumptloiK i tact that n largshare of o iJ Hf this Importnrl111YFtNwea fi India Chliu

ruuce guts that tilerare large arcas h 1 united Statewhich lulfiht pr goats cucccafully and to suWcl Marge numberto supply the ea0 OWl dewaudHarpers Weekly

lllaU Prloci lHA roraAt the recent hisB City sale till

sweepstakes Augur tick IIek Jrsold to Trunk Lnuirun of Texas fo

1350 A carllngldoolllOld to J JGentry also of Teits for 000 Bevelother nuluiuls sold f r 100 or bettermost of them prizI winners at thAuiericuu Roynl4 A gums are bccouilug very popular 1u tl southwest

Dune ni ftiUB-Fnrmors of Text Vre niytng plan

attention to tieZ 4dnyof drathontes ulnce the price w rattle declinedThey are txtumlvilj uwsl In everycommunity Dull sell readily for cash

Wagon uiUHt lie puked In all kinds o

weather and over uwas which do 110

always claH4 us good ind for thIs anlit her reason the everyday honw tillunties to be In uutldlurm nnIt ° neb

Urilrabl Yasvle OB Inull IlurriThe Polish are a class of poultry very

much liked by fancier mid breederwho have iinvll places and can glvthou the proper attention says Amcrlcan AgrlculturUt In pn iitliiii the accompanylng cut TherllrutJuhIJ

WHITE CIIKSTK1 > IILACK IOLUII CO K-

tho handnoinest class of poultry t heirlarge topknots and brilliant colu Inmaking them very attractive lieWhite Crested Black aru solid Wad Iicolor except tho topknot which U p urwhite The fowl arc medium lu sjlzpad lay beautiful white eggs

Uveiy Bottle of Ohamberliilnt CoigRemedy Warranted

ilir Kiiitrnntee every holies o CliimboUlii Cough Itemrdy anti wit rrdimthe 1I111111J tonnyone who Is 111 satyrtied niter using two thirds of 1ctlntunli Thl ii the ben remedy in tinworld fur In grippe cougha cold

croup mid whooping cough stud Ii 11tn-allt nnd safe to Take It prayer t anq

tendency of n cola to result in pi umnnhiForiiilebj DAY llHi On

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A P CKAWFOItD JAMES BROPI1Y A F LYQL

WEAUE lOW AT HOME IN TI-

IEBuildingCrawfordAnti our trade so fur has exceeded our

1fondest liopoa Vonro doepy grateful forllio generous patronage woliiive receivetl in

r tha paste and willtry to merit eveu more in

lie future Our stock ia

NEW CLEAN AND FRESHAnd wo 11 eau to maintain our reputationfor handling the best goods and

Fair and Honorable DealingA-

nd the most courteous treatment

GALL and SEE US1

Respectfully

AI

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FEAR WAR IN BALKANSI

Chckib Bey Says the SituationIs Very Critical

DECLARES TURKEY IS NOT TO BLUEr

1iirklli sinister Vlll Irripnt liupnrtaut oniiiiiiiilrulloiu lu rer tllryIlayUlspatehes Fruit ICiiropnunClilc Krpurt Turkey uml Itulgurlit1rcpiirlnx Fur Unr-

Waahlnfiton Feb 23War In thoDalkan states Is Impending and thesituation at present is extremely critical Is tho opinion of Olicklu DothoTurkish minister at Washington

Of tho Balkan situation Chcklh Deywho baa h conslderablo oxperlencoIn that Bcctlotl Bald Although my nil

I vices are meager the rows I get Indlf sates that tho Bulgarians are assum

lag an attitude and pursuing n coursewhich It will be Impossible for thoImperial government to submit muchlonger with patience It la reportedthat they are arming tho Inhabitantsstirring up strife In Macedonia anddoing everything possible to harrass

I tho Imperial government I hopo thisIs not true but If thin reports bo cor ¬

rect hostilities In the Ualknns can notmuch longer ho averted Let me repeat that I hOpe the reports of thoactivity of tin Bulgarians aro exagBerated hut It they contain n measureof truth then the situation there Istruly critical

Turkey May Fight BulgariansLondon Fob 23 Telegrams front

Vienna and Balonlca published heregive alarming but unconfirmed detailsof preparations pointing to a war lIetween Turkey and Bulgaria TlmSofia corrcsnomlent of tho Dally TeleI graph says thin Bulgarian governmenthas declared n state of slew over nzone 19 tulles wide nxlenillng nlotho frontier from Kustendll to theBlack sea with a view of preventingtho Incursions of armed hands

KAYDItS HAYS NOTKton it Ciintlnl Siiy ItiiMU Highly

1VIM lrrlciiiMil of AiurrlcxniiWashington Feb 2Uussia glal

ly and vjlllngly favored tho suggesthen of Secretary Hay that as far aspossible the belligerents in the far

I eastern war localize hostilities nailrespect the nontrillty of China In theInterest of a continuance of peacefulIntercourse of tlu rest of the worldMy government expressed tho conviction that Mr hays suggestion wasprompted by motives of tho highesthumanity anti was mutually advantageous to tho belligerents Thisstatement was made by Count Cassitu the HtiMlan ambassador In thecourse of a conversation with n representative of the press at the em-

bassy Tho ambassador spoke In genoral on tho far eastern situation

Sends Note to the PowersWashington Feb 23 Breaches of

International agreements In mattersof war are charged against Japan byRussia and the latter nation Is addressing to tho powers either throughtheir representatives nt St Peters ¬

burg the emperors envoys abroad orprobably through both a vigorouscommunication charging Japan withrepeated violations of tho laws of nahumus first ns tho note alleges Inthreatening to attack a neutral portChemulpo Korea unless the Russianships within come out to taro nn overwhelming force and second It statesIn attacking Tort Arthur boforo warhad been declared nnd while the Jarnnese minister at St Petersburg wasstill enjoying tho protection and thecourtesies of the Russian governmentto which It Is claimed ho had pre¬

viously addressed a communicationoxpreswlng hula belief thnt the Inter ¬

ruption of diplomatic relations wouldbo brief The text of tho note Is notyet obtainable

Jags Claim VictoryTokyo Feb 18It Is Uo belief of

tho navy department that the Rusalan secondclass cruiser Boyarln wastorpedoed and sunk by the destroyer

IHcyatory In tho torpedoAttack on the

i Russian fleet at Port Arthur last Sunday morning A dispatch from Sr-

II Petersburg dated Feb 1C staikltlal

hon yarlll wns blown up wll alottsI Ut l8ii officers and men Felt by ajJJRRio which It accidentally jruej j

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t4 Near Firing at SeaivJort Arthur Fob 2SQII1SOt

I uttory Ilrlns nt sea areJist nightly and Monday firing was

air beard This Is doubtlessdugtho I1lhmlllll ap

s hut nbthiilag sortf1lnasdarIlO Sel Th litarrlllQn tit

1 leo llent anuli s firmlyI tell of the nUImato success or

fueslanCulsser DestroyedPetersburg Feb t7The flits

yeas13JfIpt nine manner In which <K

Ir sf t orpoillo transport Venlael was tIe

lit itaL Still had on hoard 197 officers

i underIuJriJ BoatsNafyaeaMIcoin pontlent of the Dally Te rj cab I under date of Feb 22 fepureI

I that 610 Japanese squadron Iwi e

tareour Russian torpedo boatsPort Arthur by using Russian signals

Rutilas Casualty LiltChemulpo Fob 19Seventee offi ¬

cers and 439 men of RuwilaH war

IShIPSVarlagnnd Korletz warejfHhetor drowned Avhentho I

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b TlioiifHtidtCleveland 0 Fob20ThO sad

ruts have ended the body of Son ¬

ator Marcus A Hnnna rests in ncrypt in tho memorial chapel ntLnkevlew the eonowlriK thousandshave gono to hirer homes and thoiliiul tribute to a great man has beenpaid

Shortly after the noon hour Fritiny tho casket was taken fromtho Chamber of Commerce auditorlum and the funeral procession tookup Its slow march to tho church twomiles away At the head of the column rode a platoon of 12 mountedpolice followed by three platoons ofTroop A all mounted on black horsesand with swords at carry The h nrsocamo next and was followed by 100carriages carrying tho pollbearcwand official guests which includemembers of President Rooseveltscabinet Governor Herrlcks stairthe delegations from the senate nailhouse of representatives memberof the Ohio legislature city ofHclalsand delegations from several clvlsorganizations Immense throngs ofpeople lined both sides of Euclid 1 ve-

nue from the downtown section to thechurch entrance

Tho body was met at the doorby tho officiating clergymen Rev WA Leonard bishop of Ohio urO IIMcOrew rector of St Pauls churchPresident W F Pierce of Kenyoncollege an Institution which has beengreatly benefited by Senator Hannasliberality and Rev W H Jones rec-tor of St Johns Episcopal churchof which the dead man was a mcmhrrwho spoke tho usual sentences ns thobody was homo down the alnlc Themembers of the family took scatsnear the casket and other frletntwho had accompanied the remainsfrom Washington wero among thomourners Immediately following thofamily canto Governor Herrlck antistaff Uirertly behind these came theWashington delegation with SenatorForaker IP tho lead

After thr services tho body accom ¬

panted by tho family pallbearers andBishop Leonard pmceeded slowlyout Euclid avenue touikovlew cmctery where a final farewell of thedead was taken In Wade Memorialchapel Tho service consisted simplyof a prayer by the bishop The bodywas deposited In a crypt In the chapel to await burial at tho pleasure ofthe family

To Locate RadiumChicago Feb 23Work to aid

miners in locating radium In America has been begun In tho Kycr +oiiphysical laboratory at the Universityof Chicago A theory that there Isgrowth In the life of matter In thophysical world has been made n spe-

cial study by Professor Mllllkan Hesays Studies on radiation havsuggested the question whether IhlrIIP any natural process which 1101among the atoms what tho life prosess does among the molecules nampIly which takes the simpler forms an1Ibuilds them up again Into more cornplex forms Tho fact that radium noIexists on the earth taken with the tactthat tho life of radium la short in com-parison with tho ages thnt the earthtins been In existence certainly Boomsto point to an affirmative answer

Wrote Last Letter to RooseveltWashington Feb 20 President

Ilooaevlt was tho recipient of tholast letter written by Senator HannaIt was written on tho Tuesday prloito his death and was purely a personal note acknowledging the presidents thoughtfulness and cunslderathen In expressing his personal Inter j

eel hitbe senators sicknessletter now Is in tho hands of the ThoIators family It Is to tographed for preservation Tho orlglnal will ba returned to the presidentwho will preserve it

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Asked io be Shot He WasFortTiodge la Feb 17Ilarahah

shoot me asked three year old LeoII ltsNo Twont replied his fouryearold brother who held a revolverIn his hand The second request bythe younger brother wolf compiledwith and the ball lodged at tho basuof tho skull Death wan InstantaneouaE4UE Holts time father letihis between the mattress OlIhis bed and tho older boy securedTho younger child saw hlni get It aMi

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playfully asked him to shoot 10

mother Is almost crazed with grief

Eleven Millions In Debt and AssetsHouston Tex Feb 23Tho reeds

ers of the Kirby Lumber company re ¬

turned to the federal court n statement showing the assets anti liabilities of tho concern placing both ofthem at 111103044 It Is stated thatthe Inventory was not made on per ¬

sonal Inspection In time llabllltloi7289292 ISJllaced under tlie badlngInvestment valucsshllvhigtilnl It

Is not a liabilityr Fortifying the Coast

J1 Warsaw Feb 231lelivygunsarebeing put to position on tho coastabout ten miles from Odessa cover

approach dolha port Thawpreparations are being made In vlaw-of poselble untoward happeningsirpunil time Black sea The effect ofWar err tlialjar east upon tho BalkatopicJe

Jf Hundred of Live LostTJehfoln Feb 23A telegram from

Tslnaa Flf Shantung sayq that liontired of lives have been lost byprsting ota dam on tho Ihvang

were destroyed

ClalmlseltDdenles BenjaminAnderson has been indicted on thocharge of murdering his brotherinlaw Janus Hall He asserts selfdefense

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hGlI0U1nLCSSON IX FIRST QUARTER INTERNA ¬

TIONAL SERIES FEB 28

Text of the Leson Halt vll 2120Memory Vcriet 21 25 Golden TextJots I Commentary Irciiitrrilby Key II SI Slrarni

Copyright 1003 Ljr Amtticin ina Auorlitlon

The gospel by ilattlunv Is speciallythe gospel of the kingdom thnt king-

dom of which tho Old Testament InnBO much to toll us when a ICing shallrulfiii In righteousness and the work of

righteousness shall be pence nod theeffect of rlKliteoiisncsH quietness midnssurancc forever The name of theKins shall be JehovahlHldkenu tlmIrd our ItlKhteouimesa Hu shall reignmid prosiicr and shall execute Juddment and justice In the earth thisthrone shall ho the throtio of David atJrrusnloin and Ho shall be King over-all the earth Isa xxxll 1 17 Ix G 7Jer Ill 17 xxlll B U Xech xlv 0 Ifany Otto would be truly thrilled naillifted above present things and clrcumtlllllC4l t him become ncjuatntct1

with the King and the kingdom withwhom ami to which every redeemeddemon la a joint heir tho klngilomwhich shall Include all the kingdomsof this world with n King beforowhom nil kings shall fall down nod

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whom all nations shall serve Hev xl15 Ill lull 11

Nothing snore thrilling or Inspiringwas overwritten nnd the Cod of TruthHimself wrote this 11finiiii io 17

In Mutt vvll the King lion given nstill laws of the kingdom that kingdomwhich Is tint meat nod drink but righteouanes and peace and Joy In the HolyGhost Itoui xiv 17 The openingwords assert that iwvurfy of spirit Is acharacteristic of those who belong toIt Compare Inn Ivll 15 Ixvl 2 lItinnlso sold tlmt the righteousness neces ¬

nary to enter It must exceed that of llioscribes njid Pharisees v 20 nnrinuNt be such ns meets the requirements of the true spirit of the lawnot that of mere word but deedswhich are righteous before Coil whoFifth lu secret Not every one thatRallh but he that doeth the willof My Father which Is In heaven urnthe opening words of our lesson nndthe beginning of tho close of Ills address

TJjjjt we may more fully appreciatethe words we must remember who thospeaker Is Note Ills oft repented I

say unto you corresponding with time

Tuna salth tho Iord of the Old Tea

tniiKnt for Ho Is the Lord of Hoststhin God of Israel the Creator the only

Ilcdwlner the Judge of all mankindIto is tho one of whom the Father saidlit ills bnptUm This Is My BelovedSun In whom I am well pleased andtit the transfiguration Ho added Hearyu Him Mutt Ill If xvll G HoHimself said Tho Father Jndgetli nilimit hut hath committed all Judgment

the Son John v 22 I seek toimphaslzo this bccauuo there ore soreally teachers fluid preachers who professing to be Ills friend not only dishonor tin word which He so honoredbut dishonor Him tint believing Illswords timid thus dishonor tho Pothertoo for all Ills words were Just whattho Father told Him to say John xll

Is49ulint however much people may pro

less to be hits frlends and to do work-lei Ills iinlne hero Is HU own testimony that He will have to say tothcmvUI never knew you depart fromMe ntfTlint work Inliillltv verse TT

lie has told us elsewhere that He willlave to say to some Depart from Meye cursed lido everlasting lire prepar-ed for tho devll and his angels Muttxxv 411 After the solemn warningthat He will have to say to some Doparti speaks again In grace thatsill who will may lieu from the wroteto conic >AH who hear the gospel eitherobey or disobey they either take ref ugolu Christ tho Truth or turningfront Iiim they accept some of tlmmany prevailing delusions of the devilaM ecs refuge

The latter passage gives the furthertruth that oven those who lire onsure foundation nnd are therefoeternally safe have need to bo carefulof flint which they are building day bytiny lost they may see their workhurried upliutd they themselves savedas by flre The works must bo Godworking In us the works which Hehater before prepared for us Kph II

10 Hill II 13 Col I 20 else nil nuaprove wood hay and stubble

Returning to the first part of ourlesson nndJho matter of doing thewill of God we must rememberour Iord was talking to disciples chap-

ter v 1 21 for He never talks to theunsaved of dolnzr When the unsaved naked hut rose day What shallwe do that wo might work tho worksof God HUreply was to the effectthat the only work for them ww toliillevevm Htm 1ioni God had sentJohml2S 29 On salvation by futh

nphrt from any works of ours see Runtitl21 Iv G Kph II 8 oTlt III 5theh on tho works which toast milwill followseoMCpb II 10 Tit Ill 8Jas IUI2H

uMay we ever listen to the words ofthe Spirit In this Infallible book whether they conic toua through prophetsnpoatlcs or Christ nI llf na wonauthorityn oflyGUll There ore before us n glorlouimorning and an awful night but thereIs no morning for those who despisetho word of God Isa JRCI 11 12 vii l

20 revised version No ono Is nof God nnd a Joint heir with

110ChrIst who has not received Christ10hIs own Saviour putting nil his Ira

as a sinner In the precious blood of thoatonement John I 12jJ John v 12s

Lev xvII 11i Hcb lx23 > but havingthus become a partroJIIHif mid Hnkingdom Ills lutist be mnnnlfcst that wan nays lprlfy Him la

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The Growers of1Mutton and Wool

1 keel > n few sheep with the dairy forI think they require so little attentionsays I Ii Stebblns In American Agriculturist My sheep are housed onlyduring haul storms until the lambs be¬

glut to drug and I seldom have n weaklamb Just year my six ewes droppedeleven lambs and raised them all 1

sold them III August at C cents vexpound alive nnd they weighted Just100 pounds bringing T 2rO Theowes sheared fortynine iiounds ofwool which sold for 17 coltspound netting 333 or a total of tk

from my six ewes A single lamb get ¬

orally will lie larger then n twin butmy heaviest lamb weighted 115 poundsnnd his twlu 111 iKHinds Much depends on the owe ns n milker ns to size

of lambsAs I was raised among Merino sheep

when a lad I thought there was noIIhlt1 their equal and of course whenI went to farming for myself I boughn flock of Merinos I kept them two orthree years and sold them and now I

would not tithe n bunch of Merinos a s

n girt If I were obliged to keep themIn the sixties when wool was from 73cents to 1 pier pound the Merinos Just

IInlttl the hill but when It comes t

raising lambs they are not lu it w III

tho coarse wool breedsSeveral years ago I bought n floc

and picked out six that suited mo ns tobuild Then I got a Shropshire ranlamb of the same makeup nnd at twoyears old ho weighed 1100 pounds nndmy lock Is nil his get A year ago onoof the ewes lost part of her udder nndI feared trouble with It in the futureBO 1 sold her She was only four yearsold and would have been good for sev ¬

sent years yet She dressed ninety

poundsIout In the business and

bought a registered Shropshire eweand she dropped n pair of flat ewelambs My sheep nil dropped lambsexcept one within n week and fourtripletsrelambs My sheep are about ns tame asn house

catAGrant Irish Dreed

The American Sheep Breeder printstim accompanying picture of ono ofthe only native Irish breed of sheepitsystrikingcons irutlo attention among the breed ¬

ers of OItntJlrltoln-It These sheep become very large and

IiPnvy especially when fed null kept on

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limestone lands Sown animals recentexhibited weighed as high as 2CS

old dressed lambs at tenmonths old tiara tipped the scale nt12S pounds The mutton is deliciouslend tho flavor excellent Another attractive feature Is tho een mixing ofthe lean nUll tat which Is u great advantage from the butchers standpoint

It1s to tho wool It Is white bright andnnd an expert from the Brad

foul wool house when giving evidencebefore the government department

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committee on sheep dipping lu Londonrecently gave its opinion that tho woolof the Roscomuionaheep was tern bestlu the whole of Great Britain

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reserves the sheep men of our countryago being subjected to considerablehardship said Thomas J DIckcrsouof Walcott Wyo The railroads areBelling large tracts of land to big stockAtmen and theca stockmen will not allowany trespassing Every alternate see fthou is owned by the government andono moan San na much right to It as anyother but wo cant get to It without titrespassing and so the men who have <bought railroad loud have the usejust twice the amount Included Inpurchase This bars out the rest of otI + 3rThe Medicine Bow forest reserve

Inl2l0 taken a good deal of our IaThe law limits tho number of sheepbe put on tho reserve to 40000 and In ttho past nt least 100000 have found FXaigood grazing thereon The matter oftrespassing was taken Into court awhileago and It cost ono big firm in thethat8JspectcdV >

What BKerp EatProfessor Kennedy of the Iowa ex ¬

periment station says that there aroGOO kinds of weeds and grasses growtug in the agricultural states and ofthese sheep eat 550 horses eat 82 andcattle eat BO Ho says sheep relishmost weeds hnd do well on them andtherefore evSry farm of a quarter seetion should havo at least a lock oftwentyfive sheep to help keep downthe weeds and that susali flocks paytheir way on most farms In this wayHe says Less later Is required Inhandling sheep than almost any otherkind of stock During a large portionkOf the eor will take care of themthemsw Jicertainkseasonsfood carp and attention This la espidaily so at lambing time Oi

HutrulMK the RhubarbYGive the rhubarb plants lu the gar 1ii6e o s

den a heavy dressing of fine old comopost If you wish a few early stalksplaco kegs or boxes over some of thutplants and heap over them somemanure

Cotton NuteIForeign authorities say the 1003 cot-

ton crop of li linn Turkestan Is un husually large be luautflcleut d rfor the Russian cotton wllI11Uln a

nucccssPorto Rico cotton Is said to be of ex¬ 1

ceptionally tine qualitySanto Domingo has a small Insect 1 f

called the cotton bug that seems tohave put a jiowerf ul dumper on ex ¬

perimental cotton growing there 1tP

Farm and stanch says some inventorsof boll weevil machines have proved <CtIalchines and the companies thus formedare now selling umcblnea

According to advleva iron Jamaicathe government ofMhat island intendsto make extcnslve xperlulents in gotton growing and to puqh that Industry

If jou wont your grboerloj carried toyour kltahenPhoneSS <

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We have been engaged for lhetpiastrtwo years In the mountains of EasternKentucky bllW lug Bud mineral t

and timber lands for Astern capitalIsts We have at this lime completedthe larger portion of our work timid wedesire to say to the people ot Breslhlttsnit adjoining counties that wit are + c

now randy to take up all our eases Inthis Judicial District which has been r

lIegllelel on account or our work hi J ttho coal Heidi You will Undone or tboth of us In our ofllce In the Old liargts Building during nil holiness hoursy C

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