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RENTERS 1 SINK.
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i stock n.imxu a I'noKiTAiiu;,
imilstim Foil tic..
AST PAIMI1.H.
'CH0r?easOOO9"ei
Any IhK-ttwtou of the question of fer
tility of Mill leads at mice to the lines
tlou f relation butwi-eu landowner
nml tenant, for the trnmni that nearly
nue-bnlf of the land Iti the rani bill I
la th band f tenant farmer, wrlto
THE HOUSEKEEPER.
Teaching llonsekolA Raaotalea A
N w Irani Hoard T
Can t'eaehe.
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i. f'Wsler In The I'mlrli I'm tour.
In i dlwtwluii m far 'the object
1 ti t to rHnlii fertility for (do
' m i ngntdlew pf tin fact that
iter i entuli U In rewnrtl fot lilt
My enntUni lend me to bo
iIihi t)i' iihiU' in-'(-it,(iil furtuers
N. :. f Mlll-M WlMl llRVO derided at tfllMt
h iMiitluii nf lliulr energies to stock
mixing It In true n renter tuny Recurs
ii hn-- i ii lifw tract of Itttiil or tin
ilil fHrm ilmt linn lieeti devoted to
b mlHtiiK for ii number of year mid
II ihmive Krnln growing tin-
H In liiml kIiuwh sign
i itft inn iir licfiinen foul n'ltli
. imiI u-turn ii ml muMmm weiiR
tin fivrmti- rented fnrm In nnt In
' ' I Hf ill III" Wilt" RCIII'ml
jn ii the iinnni'4 nml owner
ii Hi"- erop nllhi- An exhiiuiled
i lnwi deprwlHllon reduce the
pour innn'H nlfir.v tin muoti n II ro
i'i . tl mniU.wiii'i'M prnfltR. If tlin
' iii .m. lit nlyn keep lit fnrm
'r.i' i In rMiilltlnii to produce Inrxe
'in. or em.ld ntwnyi) Ml hI tin- top
f iniirkFl fm t It yr nml miild
UIH'w eery prmlut t of tin- fnrm with
oul live i' '. ilifii there would lie nn
tinrnrtnln fnrinr In hl problem of mic
cemt lint nn owner nml renter nrn
squally interesti-d In hnvlitic th" noil In
It best condition, nn II ton often hap
pens tlit renter must hcII hli crop nt
the Inwcnt Instrud of tin highest point
to ihImi" rnnnry to pay help nml Ntor
bill, nnd an then- nn- iimny hyprod
net Hint nre wnnted for wntit nf stock
to rvtisuiiii" them, It In eRneutlnl that
thr ti'nnnt rnlw mime Ntork
Then) In no rcnMon why it fnnnt
fartnitr mny not rnlnn colU inouKh to
rrpluc? thr limit mnl wornont niuoux
hi" fnrm trnnin, cnlrcN fiiouith tn ro
pan tin milk cown that linvr otttllvcd
thHr iiNi'fiilnpmi, a fi'w ntwrii to rvl
nhi'it llio farm tciolm nrr to In- n plan-il.
ffw iiltr liot only for NenvfiiKi'rx tn
the linrii lot, ori'hnnl nml criitnfHi!'
hut to lirtnc rcnily money tlnii may
.permit tin1 Kruln onip to In hi-hl for nil
'tp"i'lcil nilviuirt", nr n fi'W hliii'p (o
niijiply Ihi' iiiui'h nii'iliil frcxli nn-iit
rturiiii; Mil' lint mnntliK mm well nn wool
for tin niipply of pin ntom-y for I lie
yonil nml oviTliiMtdi) wife nml ilnttnli
trrn of I In fnrm Aihl it nlckt'l'H worth
of khimm ami rnn- tn n IiiimIiH of coru
nil fi-iit to n fll hri'il plr. nml the rt
lii I C will Ih li'ti pmnicln of pork, worth
on thi- pn-Ni'iit markrt -in pur if nt inorr
than tin nume nrlliOcn nn worth un
mnNUmi'i! hy hln plnjl Corn, ontn
nil clover liny HlxTully fed to tin
borne that M to he noli) off the firm
will brim ilnnlih" the amount the nnir.
rtlrh'N will bring In nny uenernl mar
ket There In no rewton why u renter
may nnt do thene HiIiikk Iii nmnll
way nn well nx the muti who owns i
section nr more of laud. A man need
not he rlrh nml own hrnnd urren of
laud to he iilile to ralw" n calf that
wpIkIin 1.00(1 poiindu nt the end of Itn
twelfth month There In nn rennon
why a tennnt fnrtniir. If he ehooiien.
may tint rent 40 ueren for prnsH nlotiK
ilde nf the 40 nrren ho rent for corn
and atock thin with cattto or ulnt-p that
will crow while he nlcepa or while bn
renin on tbc iieveuth day and wornhlpn
the mnmv God hln landownliiK uolchbor
wamhlpii or why he nhnll not mnrkot
the corn of tho 40 ho tilled throiiKh
thoNf Mine entile or nheep limteud of
tuarkrtlnic It throush tbu Rrnlu denier.
If a renter ha a liking for live utock
and Reluct n farm adapted to tho Iniil
nrxK and In dlllcnnt In bunlueH. hli be
ing a renter U no bar to bli nuccett an
a llvo ntock man.
Ilouscbold rconomlc or ta'dOK
prominent place la
movement of todny. Marietta college.
lu Ohio, tina n (.MtnmeiUo'ui bonao built
exprmly for tbc faSubold vcvtiomto
clusd. limited t(i2A In uuiolmr. tbnt tbn
course may bo tliorottebly practical and
not overcrnwilcd. It bnn a iHtrmnl
fdur of two yi-nm for tho trho
wish to bo tttwlicra nnd n tJiortrr
course for thonv who wUb tho in
struction merely for pentonnl roiuom.
Hie xutamcr nchool of thu Uulvcrnlty
of MIuiicroUi bna n lnt"t emu In
detBMtlc i-ootiomy, and. lodevd, col
lesa nnd public schooU all over tbo
country have the household economic
rourna tn aomr form, lu mnuy lilKh
tobooli, na well na In the Kremmar
achoobi, cookery la n rtcofrnlzed atudy,
and la Hluahnmton. N. Y., houithold
unnltntloii In ndded. In Uttoa. N. Y.,
cooking la obllRntnry for Ktrli In th
acvcntli and flrhth triidex and tlectlvo
lu tbo HIkIi achool. The lllsh echool nt
'arreti. i'a., Iiaa a graded couraa of
tbme yeurR. which covern tnarliottnir,
rvluft- and the cbcmlitry of food, lu
addition to cooking. In Puohlo. Colo.,
hygiene aud home miming are tnugbt
nUo, and lu (be Ktato Normal school nt
Oreeley. Coo.. the domestic iiclenco
work Includes tiunltntlon, economic
botnny ami bactcrloloKy an It relate
to domestic ecotiomy. Denver trachea
In tbc Manual Training Ulgb school
ventllntUn. antiltatlou and gouerai
care of tho bouac, ns well an cookery.
The domestic ndence department has
been for 17 yenni n conspicuous feature
of tbo Cbautaugua Mbeua.
r Onnni (lin mtn linimTllinl''lomocnbbag. chop both together.
? (Ml I II II mil Hnlf E M K ii 6n blghly wltl, blnelc nfmr nnd
- viiuubiuu liliu IIIUU1IIIMU
inn -n DllfcAJi A UUIT FOU
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AH lOVCll.lHIt lltiiMtinM
,1 wilt, mlt rltb fin egg. and Ainu Into
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ummj uinir itcii nnu 1171 mice powioea
that nro left over, flowr them, and fry
tbem nfter tU rajbern for break fast.
'i
In naildllng the celt ho nhould l-
uniinl round In tho ntall nnd fastemd
:o inch plllnr on either Hide, alloV.-
him niifllclent head to move backwanl
nid fonvnrd freely, nayn J. P. I". Hull
111 the Loudon Live Rtuek Journal.
I'hi" hn-aker nbotitd tJike tbo Mddlo
Hid hold It forward to hU head to tbn
" nm nee nnd nnielt It, nootbo him
11-uily by kind word and rareaa hint
by imttlnK him noftly behind tho corn.
Ili Nhould movi" ipiloily up to hln nenr
lilc. puMh thi" atlrriiM well up tbreugli
tin- lenthnrx unit fold the girths uerom
thu top of tho naddle. After making
t
A Xnr IrnnlnK Itonri.
The object of thin luvcntlon It tbr
production of an Ironing board which
can bo dctacbably socured to the edgo
of a kitchen table, a window ntll, cleat
ooxvtcttcrT ron skirts axo auirrr.
os the wall or other convenient sup
port. The board Is of very almpte con
struction, aa a glanco nt the picture
eiuni.10
much of the colt for n few minute b 1
thould slip tbo naddlo gently aver hlui,
phav It miuurely upon his buck, slip
Hie glrtliH ijutetly from the top of tho
tnddle, nnd In girthing hint bo mtul Iw
careful not to drnw too tightly nt tlrat.
Nothing frighten a colt more than I
Ntralulng hlui round the middle audden
ly The bnnker must never hurry uor
lo anything elumally, but move nbout
the coll with iuxe 11 ml rontldenen. ami
he wilt anon grow fnmlllar with tho
uppearaiK-e aud fecllug of the middle.
It should Ik freuenlly put on nnd
inUi-n off til h bnck, llrnt from one side
nnd then from the other, and when he
bei-oiiie thoroughly nrcuntomed to tbl
the Haps of the Middle nhould be beaten )
eiy gently nt first to famlllaruu him
wllh uolM" like tho swinging of strap
nnd rattling of Irons
After training the colt wllh the feci"
lug of tho nnddle for three or four com
Kccutlrc dnyn he shnuld reeelvo lessons
lu turning to the lilt. This In best no-i-nmpllslied
by walking clone to bl
nlde- tho uenr Hldi'-nnd reaching Ihe
right hnnd well over the withers to una
thi off rvln. while the left la work id
by the other hand, making hlui tnorw
backward aud forward and turn lu nil
directions.
The colt should tx led tn the open a
few dayn by n long rein attached to tbe
front cnreNMou ring, lie nhould be tnk
en along public hlghwnyH. no that be
tuny become fnmlllar with object on
the rond.
Mnny colt are frightened to pan
swiftly driven vehicle and "ncorch
tug" cyclist, from the number of bi
cycle now being ridden over the pub
lic rond. together with the phenome
nal appearanco of nn occasional motor
t'oUe Produced bf Pee ill nr.
It Is Interesting, to any tbo leoat ot
tt, tn lenrn. through tho medium of tbr
BboUleld Dnlly Telegraph, tbnt "Dr.
Kuucriuntin. nn Austrlnn, (im obtained
curious result In coloration by feeding
bird on food dyd with aniline." II
gcotu, for lustauct", become a beautiful
red color 011 methyltrobrumt fluore
clne. or blue on methyl violet a aub
atuueo which. we hiire much pjenauro
.In Informing our rcodcra consUU of a
almple inUturo of the hydrochloride
of pentn metliyl pararosanlllnc and
bexamctbyl pararoaanllloe and o 00
through tho varlou atagea ef tbe col
on of tbe rainbow. Indeed the whole
thing Is to simple that tbe axponenta
of tbe color reeding colt who only
avail thomMlve of aucb rare and coat
ly cotnraodltie aa marigold, nastur
tium or cnyeuoe to effect their object
must henceforth be regarded a ijulte
crude pxponettta of a noble science.
Henceforth the poultry or pigeon
breeder will only have to raise white
I bird, which, with the nantstnnce of a
penny's worth of the hydrochloride of
peutntnethyl parnrosaulllnc nnd bexn
mnthyl pnraroanlllnc mixture or aamo
such plensnnt drug, he enn alter to any
color which hi fancy dlctats.-Es-Usb
Htock Keeper.
-SANTA FE ROUTED
THE SHORT MNE TO
Chicago, St. Louis
arn.d Kansas Oity
w Triinsfcre.froin El I'aso hi Worth. "
1 4k for Tim (JunU andInps of Yoor Nfrt Agent, or write
II. HOUUIt I ON J
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; Hi I'nnn. 'Texno
sfla0-0-e)'o-ie)-0
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Uftt'l, l'n. Affect,
Topekn, Knnjias
THE PECOS Eli S
l Reft 'J?u8KonKer Service
in roxiis.
-AND
important 6ateways4
dlfc jltfci fWi iTii .ith rft. Ai
Tho Great Oattle
Trnll Route.
-ypSnVfY'
ailver Orftr Dorklna Cook.
Tbo Dorklnx a good mnny years ago
eojoynd very gTcut popularity tn tbl
country. la recent years, however,
This Una Is now equipped fully to
accommodate, the great mul locrens
lug cattle bunliiMi nt the IVcos Valloy
nun in hujuiiiiiis inrriior.
U I thd cattld. hlnpcrnllne from
Dointt on uui Mirtncrn nin a
trom the great rnnxesot tbe valloy
Only to hour by fast tmln between
1 no urcai mnrKei 01
r t 1 !fflLiy
x 1 f
Pecos rity am
'ixiiMsuity
A Irlend
A upnereiis management.
01 1110 vsuejr.
Thsnrent plains have been peopled
'lirouRii the nifedlum nl thd railway.
I'arUbail, Itoswoll. Tortales, Itnvl
n. Iliretortt nnd Cnnyon City, nil
points ntthlpment, now welt tqiitp
pi-d with toed nnd water.
Addreii
- ouble to answer questions.
Trough Meepor Dally -
rt WrtS
Dallas
St. Xieuts ,
will show, thero being one log to rest
In a slanting position on tbo door, with car, the paNsIng of those object quiet
pivoi pin ni one emi or mo warn, in y uy ,ori I nu Importnut nnd esen
which the uppor cud of tho leg Is
fastened. The leg project above the
hoard nnd la formed Into a Jaw, wbleb
grips tbe table or window Mill, tb
bonrd extending horlxontally from thi
tint (wltit In their early trnlnlnr.
In nddltlon tn tbe ordinary breaking
tinmen, It I a rn pit ill plan to tlx a
chnln tn the crupper Just nbovn tbe
coifs ftiartcr. Tho chain nhould bo
utvsn fluxy bonuiKo cock.
tbn treed lis suffered a sort of decline
In public favor. For tbo nat couple of
acajou a uutnber of breeder have
bestirred themselves to bring about la
thU country n full appreciation of th
inouy merit of tbl fowl which Is so
highly esteemed In Kugland. Their of
fort seem to be menllug with the ne
cms they deserve.
Tho Bllrer dray Dorking have ilo
glo combs nnd tho White Dorking bavo
rao comb. The distinguishing char
ncterlatlc of the breed are tbe long
low body nnd the five toe on each
foot Tbo flenh of the Dorking la said
to bo of tlncr grain and flavor than
that of any otbor variety except tb
Indian Gnine. perhaps Their greatest
drawback la their extreme tenderness
aa chlckN, tbe mortnllty between the
. tlmo or hatching nml 3 weeks of
age bolug abnormally heavy except
wben the most assiduous attention la
tfvrn tho llttlo fellow.
n. w. M.vnTiNni'Li,,
O. V. it V. Act.
. ii. Ntaiiota,
Clenl Matinaer.
Itoiwell, New Mexico.
T. OAZLUY, H. D,
tnrs til prnlesslonnl si-rvl8is lo thn cltl
ini ot UsrUiwd nnd vicinity.
I'mil WUutt snd (lbillrlc
... 8ctslly
omee at McU'tnile n & iMcy's.
Itesldrnuei MhrI cummliiR'H plnie.
"; Willi lrr, ' . I'. Win. n Ilmt, .
WlllfllKIl ltl:KU
I'ltYHUIASH AND SUII0KHN3.
: lluUI Hclilllr.
I'arUbfld, New Mexico.
n.
inii 1
I'Htalnlt
(UN,
i.rr l.J llr. rni cwiun t ab.t Sj I.Mtnl UHI
4lt. .m.n.rr.t 1 rlllill) 1. .r llll
ll.Ml I.. .Hi
W. A, lltl.tcl
V. l.ni'in-u
IXlt'ti
,f.1 . .t rt ,
li ,! iw Mlcu,
the underalde of tho upport to form nlxtut eight feet long, an that It will ' Wllltflker & Gflfe
the other side of the grip. It can be mnK nbout a foot lioucath tbe flunk, of l "-"t sjLJ
CMUMCH UtKBCTOKV.
readily seen thnt the Jaw will ruljuit
themselve to n board nf nny thickness
and tbo grip of tbu Jnwa will retain
the board perfectly rigid. The main
advautngo of tbo bonrd, howover, Is
the readiness with which skirt and
other circular garment can be placed
tn position for lroulug, th free outer
end of tho board allowing tbo skirt
to be slipped Into position snd re
volved to smooth nil aides without
tho necessity of lifting the board.
Dralers In
Line Hreeatoat and labretdtor,
The Improvement of our commercial
hog ha come, to a great extont. from
line breeding, which to a limited ex
tent I Inbreeding, aayn Kilns Oallup
In The American Agriculturist. I am
a strong advoeutn of lino breeding for
various reasons. Those who have prac
ticed Hue breeding are tbe ones that
have produced tbe nhow animals, and
It require contltutlon nnd rigor to
be a good show hog. The veteran
breeder of Rhorthorn cattle In Bng-land-Charles
and Itobert Colllngs,
Thomaa Hate and Thorn 0- Booth
by tbclr process of Inbreeding proved
to be tbo most successful breeder of
the most famou breed of cattle tbe
world baa ever known. It would make
some men feel faint to go to my of&co
and examine tbe pedigree of the great
Toland-Uhlnas, tbe noted boga of tbe
day
Eat Pltnlr of Vaettabtsa.
Tho housekeeper who la looking attar
tbe health of btr family a well a
tbclr nleasuro abonld give considerable
of ber attention In these days to tbe
vegetable. Every one I better for eat
ing plenty of vegetables, and they or
tbe colt nu cither aide of hlin. It wilt
dangle and piny nbout bl leg and
flunk by the motion nf hi body aud I jv a
will have a tendency to remove any V31 11 G 13 I
tlCRllRiinons tbnt may ln almut him. A 1
pntr of common fnrm mouth bug '
should bo tied together, fixed In tho
center of tbc saddle and suspended a
fur a tho feet of tbo rider will reach.
They should bo filled with sonio heavy
material com or turnlpi will do and
their weight, pressing ngalust the aides 1
of the colt, has an excellent effect In
preparing blni for the pressure of tL j
rider leg.
The colt should frequently be driven
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niuuu in n circle, ursi to me ngni aim 1
then to tho left, snd never too long at
a time. In thi way It 1 easy to give
faltu plenty of exercise before be can 1
In) ridden. Ho should be sent round
,mlnr rrnrleet.
unv
Merchandise
iioi u. ni:w mm ico
Honey! Honey!
M IL ntvern, i.uiii
.itllMta) Ml a. 11' r, 1 . ., ill 1
isMiiMwa u.. Utiwortu fnr ti i)
la m ut4k
J. R. 1 vtji.ii, fns'or.
U'l-m . r . .lu rot
SlttW HlUl -ail . Mr Mh-,-',
"5- S'l ' '""'" '"'il4 II l.
wltM -Ilil
Mrrun. All
WtilUMSir 7KNi. m
j. r.iwtn, ruior.
Incomparable Hervlco to
27at Orlesona
Ask for schedules.
E. P. TOItNJJIt, O. f.iiT. A,
Dallas, Texas,
na nlentlful nnd look so lntttlnr that It
does not require any effort to follow at a trot and n canter, sweating him a
this rule. little, but not tiring hlui. lu ruunlng '
If you do not care bow much your blm to tbo tuft tho rlgbt bond rclu cuu '
market bill amount to, there are all be used na n whip If necessary, and .
. . .1 1 - L.i-1. .. i .-.1 j 1 1 lu Im mihhIhh m II... rr-l.
purin ui vuuiliurniJTVij iiiftu ijiivu urn- mm- in iiiuuiui u w iikiiu iuu
Money! Money!
ALL
K1N1W
OK
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IlilJlf
lllnffllQl m. r.lr alai
All rrnll Imllnl. llldw.tk UanLIu,
fiaaf d"je"No. St. It o(V
Meets every Tlmriday
oven n at 1i o'clock.
All visitors aro weicomi
II llAHVr.Y, C. C.
JOIIK UnLTOH,
K. It. A H.
3jS
lAH.v MASONIC
ifclj regular com
SgkJuP. m.. Jfl
caclea. and thsn, on the other band, If
you want to be economical you will not
And It dllUcult to do so and still hav
plenty of good vegetables.
Crsamed Ors Cora.
A very appetising tray of serrlng
green corn Is to cream It. Cut the corn
from half a down ear, or, rather,
brosker should always itop tbe colt 1
when tho direction of hi course la re
vomnl end Induce bloi to walk clone
up, wbou be should bo encouraged by
fondling Rod kind, assuring words. He
will Icaru this almost sooner than any
thing eso If ho I kUdly treated. Tho
reason for stopping htm when bio
course I reversed I to prevont hlro
Tbl. talk about tb. Poland-China scrape It, u.tnK the back of the kulfe mIob Motlwr nd
and Berkshire lelng their constitution
because Inbred la all humbug. There
never was a beg with a better consti
tution tban the I'oland-Chlna of today.
They have mere life aud actlen than
they had SO years ago and are still Im
proving. Now. I am well aware that
tutre I a strong prejudice against Ilo
breeding, but every one doea not know
why be I so prejudiced.
for that purpose. Mix with tbe corn
a balf cupful of bread crumb. Ileal
ip one egg and mix It with one table
spoonful of butter, reduced to a crrnm,
and a teaapoouful of sugar. Add s
balf cupful of milk and salt and pep
per for aeatoutng. Add tbls mixture
to the corn and crumbs, mix well to
gether and put Into little baking
dishes 1 add a biyer of seasoned crumbs
to each and bako 30 minutes.
law Prised Cattle.
Those who read tbo representative
sale of cattle In market will note that
Ta Can reaeaea.
An easy and wholly satisfactory way
g, good many sell at comparatively low to tan peacbea, according to the wo-
priev. The reason I that there I no
place for which tbey are especially
wanted. Tbey are not fat enough to
make desirable killers nor good enough
to make first clsss feeder. Tbey am
etas) by salctmrn a "In between."
and that very aptly describes them.
Stuff of tbl kind must alwny eII at
comparatively low price. There I no
anarta tlt naml fur the "misfits" la any
jklmJ of live muck National Btocktuaa
man wbo describe It. Is 0 follow;
Tbe fruit Is peeled, halved and pitted.
Then, If the ptMcbea are ratbor sour,
glas. cans nr tilled, wltb n little sugar
laid In the bottom aud agslo balf way
op the can. Afterward tb can are
set. uncovered, In a pan of water In th
open oven and allowed to beat alowly.
When the contents bave sunk perhaps
0 locb. tbe cans are takeii out, filled
with bot simp and at oar stU4.
coiiftwlng his pace. Walking, trot
tinr, cantering and galloping are all
dlstloct paces nnd should be done sepa
rately. Tbo baiter ahould always tie left on
the bead of the colt below the bridle.
Tbe baiter (bank ahoald paaa between
the for legs aud be securely flxed to
thn saddlo girths, and when the colt
throws up his head the pressure comes
upon bis nose, which does not check
him to severely a when the strap I
attached to the ring of tbe bit. Tbn
driving rein abould be ten yard long,
and they aboutd ia from the coif
mouth along through thr stirrups. The '
stirrups should always be fixed to tb
girths to prevent tbem bring displaced
when tbe relus are drawn upon. In
tbls manner tb driver ran lever tbe
reins round tbe bind quarters of the
colt and wheel blm about In all direc
tions with tbe greatest cast.
Wten tb colt baa been driven about
th lelda and road for a few day, he
ahoald be mounted. While w rrcom
HONEY!
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PRSOIS
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