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. 1 : 1 i i j y experience that w.e
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i rf r - I road have to d
i. .e who live ia the
' -. ,1 t) j - vo to the firmfrs tbat
t i. . t i i g xxl r U ia the conn
t y U r" .1 ad a pern '. al one. Tbe
X.ntic-r Las paid the tax of . tad roe '
end has nTred from it fur so long that
he fiat! H diiBctut to I t!...t be U
to receive aid front people whom he
ha formerly believed bed rery litUe
real interest la t' ta." '
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Tbe Missouri pood road convention
t it eion la EL Looiji adcpud reeo
lalums asking that the CO counties ia
t' t n'.'t eotboriAwl to lvy a tax of 03
c i:te 1st cunty purpc i be '.(-i to
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"11 ! t. '.1 i-aJ ftfe cot ouly rub
lio m-. nro, but tho owiuiBof tiicra
bm t .:s v . t tax dixlyt'rs -'f the at.it,
railioad curporatioti not excepted. The
f;rui( r io many parte. It the county
cannot P' t iuto the city wlUioot being
oompt-li.J to pay a toll or ele drive a
lou;;. .distance cmt fcf their wy. The
fsrmor'a "wife caanot (pt ih' -
with 'maU In ' ft of e
j niida of tu itbont j,,,. , , .
6.;.:ost aa much ahe rtocive fornha
he hae td eell. " .
Good ItoU Bracflta. " "
ill claa f.tl the b'nefita. which
re mntoal t tww.a rural and urban
re.i.U-ut. The laviug ia time and moo
tj to the farmer ia not rarpaased by tbe
improvemfut bo aecoree in social and
f Jucatioual advaatagea, doe to uniform
ly eocy weane of iateroommnnlbatioa
fcr hiiDM-lf and family with neighbors,
school and cbnrch. The mercbaoU in
towns aud cSIta w ich are good road
cent'Ts f t increaacd trade, and the peo
l',3 iiavs n w aTPtio- ir recreaUoa
ojni t tL .0, " . . -
. Bos4 Wia. ' "
Iltad a.i-tii can te profitably kf-pt
op tl ror; h tbe winter. Tbe TaJne of
f J r-y '. to f-e rural d.ftrii-U can
t'fil.'i'- Mo a i .'aDt:'?V,
f: -! r ' , i r j and free
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.-:ul t ) t'.e I'vllz. Itbassaperiur u.'.A
t. q!it.'.,'..va,
Amcrteaa M ottos.
IYi uifily the ruglUhuian'a crltlcigm
en Ami rlcau mnttoa was that it wasn't
i t to cut; Ittaxtcd too atrouglycf wooL
I'l-rba; i this criticism was merited, for
the American shepherd bad been breed
tag for wool -1 not for mntton. But
with the depression in wool en- i m
change, and those breeder! !to vere
not frightened out of tL- um en
tirely paid metro attentiou to ptuttoa
Irett . i that av great improviiimt in
this dutx.tion baa been manifest. It ia
to be hoped that tbe improved ontlook
for wool will not cause the neglect of
the notion "ferieda, for tbrre will al
be a Rood hoi detnaad for good
mntton, while there is Jikely at almost
any time to be a period of deprearrion
in tbe weel market Ikx t give cp the
mntton cheep is advice given by Koral
New Yorker. '
BXtJIJog Pr Early. tj."" . ' .
After severe cold weather begiaa,'
thocgb tbt appetite of fattenfr-r bogs
improves, t' y need so moch of tbe car
bon in tbir food to f urnikh h -t that ft
wocb swailer part cf it can go to make
fat.. There if very rarely any froIt in
keeping fat tuning bogs after tbe first of
the new year. During tbe holidays there
is 'a glut of freh meats ia maiket, so
that irk does vot sell aflwf ll as it
d.s e .-r earli'-r or later. L at. iris
of;, ttl -eia tprinf before pork ns: ' rm
rr.n. it auvaDce over what it vtas e
Ti Wance tbe fisrmTC:. J gft S4 t
ij: . x fci rtk ia t..e Urrt 1 U
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. 7ABM alCHUOACD. !
in large white letter on black back
ground at the ton, and With its lower
part painted with black paint and liquid
slating fur oting crayons in advertising
what yon want to bny, procure, or dis
pose of. The accompanyiog sample sign
board illustrate tbe idea better than
column of verbal description."
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. u stew atad , ' V ; ;
Poor bay is greatly in evidence with
comparative scarcity of choice to fan-
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It i belUved that good sound seed po
ts toe will be high priced by tbe time
the planting season arrive.
In northern Arizona tbe wild horse
have become a noisanc to stockmen.
They not 'only eat tbe food that should
go to the cattle, but also chase tbe cat
tle off tbe range.
. Professor Bang at Denmark Is aaid
to, bsve separated tbe germ' that cause
certain forms cf abortion in cattle.
The Varaden company, which Is ex
ploiting corn pith in a large way, to be
seed ia industrial capacity, is reported
to be erecting a number of new facto
ries in tbe wet and southwest.
The winter wheat situation ia report
ed a being more bopefaL
Tbe old way cf cnttteg ioe with
crowetit uw U res re, tut msiier slow, and
mule hard work of it. Tbe ice plow is
r i-i f- tif rsl f-iTor.
U U t :i t! at t' 1 beet sugar boom
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iivtt li t in t.'O fcu .ill
d.;M to close over t!.-: t i, v '
davs. - '
. The Samatra.
One rarely kj Ibo I- li.'-l V
Pumstra, even at a poultry 1 1
w know no tunre U autifnl fuw 1 nor
one bettor suit. J to adorn t'.e f-pnl
of the country gotitlomau tl.ua tue lus
trous Samntra. But beauty is not all
that these fowl are good for. They are
most excellent layers and the best of
mother If allowed their .liberty. An
old Sumatra will take ber brood into
tbe field, where her chicks win be as
hardy a any breed and (rrowjlkj aail
upon tbe- insecft and trader lea ts of
grass. 8a ia i " jly and will cot
break ber egRS. i outry Monthly. '
j ttrf VUkm PoltrT. :
Dry picked poultry sella better if the
picking is properly done, but it is more
difficult to do well and take more tima
To dry pick properly the work should
be begun immediately after tbe bird is
killed and while tbe blood i still flow
ing, as after the body get cold it is al
most impossible to avoid tearing the
skin. In packing the bead may be
placed under the wing, but the body
and legs should be straightened oot.
Packages holding from 100 to 100
pounds aull most readily. The bird
should be packed tightly to avoid any
slipping in the package.,
: lapnwan 7 Bateattoa.
. To increase the egg prod oclrg car'
ty of a flock require selection. "
mistake made i not la the . . f
tbe bens, bot of the mala, as 1 4 t...
sir of all tbe cbick t-t.!,. ' T- a
from tbe bert layer ol'j t ' : - 1
for batchicij, and tbe r ' i I -
batcbt-d from an erg la! , ? I t
ben ia the fltnk, m? c tr--i
fowl and avoV 1 - ryw-i: ' ,
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fcci.r'vin.
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ceutis pt-r .
For pale l v
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in the neh:alr 1
Ulll,a Davi ! n
ihrou?;h tl ' l,..n ,
tlirtchnra of 1 '-J s
was go tmd'jr tuiv.
Hon was nec - iry.
When n nei s
relieve j-n-i y'i
yui kc.-l a
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all pain ' l'-
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COUgl coia.t as
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