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Show .. ..n the for tbone wishing ad-- r pecker & Co., Fruit and produce. Jewelry J Ca.plta.1, 5 Provo. Academy Avenue, So- - Salt Take City. Block, Dooly President. Vice-Presid- ent L. Holbrook, J. Wm. Knight, Roger Farrer, Geo. Taylor, sr John R. Twelves. JOS, T. FARRER., Ca.Kier. Berch The community where the rood cow is in the majority is tint community which is marked by and prosperity. dairy C. E. Loose Architects. , A little fertilizer well plaitd will bring belter returns titan an unlimited quantity carelessly applied. By VIOLET MELVILLE $100,000. Reed Smoot Provlslona groceries and ,'kins . I Better to plant a little in the gar-- 1 den and plant well than to half idaat a great quantity of stuff. DIRECTORS: Tylo. T. Charcoal is appreciated by the flock.. for them. Byfyifftzsn Provo City, Utah. Beck. hft g Provide it THEFORESTSOWN - Witches and harve-'!n- 31 the following business of Frovo- J0of Are the lice and mites your eggs ftr you? General banking business transacted Safe deposit boxes for rent. IP (Copyright, by Shortstory Pub. Co.) He came into this troublesome world beloved, trackless forest whence they fruit or vegetables, v tdi with two brothers in adversity in the had torn him. a profit whic h tine rnatketod, bring heart of a forest. A year passed, and still the tiger oaroess producer never realizes It At firsL his range of Interest did not was a captive. He could hardly be pays to do tilings rlgjit extend beyond the nest, but on the called a cub now, for in a twelveeleventh day of his existence he un- month he had grown Into a magnificent The draft horse is the one fo tho curled himself slowly, stretched, brute of exceptional beauty of size to raise, because it can farmer The idle hoe tells the story of a yawned, and awoke to the outer world. and sinew, which his captivity seemed done in harmony with the other i.i His little round eyes blinked weakly in no wise to have blighted. He had weedy garden. terests of the farm and with the g.c-.in the half-lighbut between the also developed in wisdom, and had beest protit. There is never an overproduction blinks they peered curiously In all come not contented, no! one had of choice fruit. directions, taking note of his surround- but to look in the inscrutable shining Tuberculosis in cattle and sab m ings, and when he had completed his eyes to realize that he was not born is spread from tho stock yo.ds sheep at milk Milk twice a and reguday survey he waddled forth very deliber- to subside into unambitious, ignominof the large cities by the feeders who ately over the edge of the nest into ious fontentment with his lot but lar times if you would obtain the best purchase animals from the pens Withfrom held. results your the wonderful forest wrorid. neither was he the rebellious cub who out proper investigation. Many were the journeys he took aft- had bruised his neck with the white Is or the it Whether sunshine rain, er that, and each one stretched furth- man's fetter, and almost eaten out his Never let the dead wood remain on er and further beyond the reach of the heart in vain desires after freedom. Eoixl dairy row is always busy turning the fruit trees, it not only provides owner. a for her profit maternal paw, until at length he would This was another creature, masking places for insert pests, but it hiding his be absent whole hours at a time. He real nature behind a lazy ease of Chickens in the orchard pick up opens the way to extending the; dewandered to and fro in the heart of movement, veiling the fierce fire in his cay into the heart of the tree. the wild, and by the voice of the night, eyes for days together, and estranging thousands of insects, worms, etc., to the which would prove injurious and in the semi-glooof her stifling himself behind a barrier of indifferAn attachment, for the corn culnvit trees and fruit. vegetation the Forest spoke to her ence which was incomprehensible, and tor which will replant the missing therefore to he distrusted. child and taught him. Starved land cannot grow good hills is said to be the Invention f i A fellow cant tell, said Marshall. When the tiger was about four which handy Missourian. It fastens on the months old he became conscious of a "Hang it all! he seems tame enough, crops. Provide the elements will he tongue! of the cultivator and is woikf n needs and harvest the day crop new element astir in his forest home. and yet he hasn't got the looks of a from the scat by a string. There were some altogether peculiar humble captive about him. Whatever a day of rejoicing. features about this element, and the I may think at other times, I can never The farmer who leaves t he machines Don't let the work day drag out to denizens of the forest had each and meet those steady, soft eye? of tiis 14 in the fields win-rthey v.e-and 16 hours. Ten hours of field standing ail some wonderful tales to tell of it. without a quiver, theyre too steady is following an expensive last as will accomplish Birds sang of it in popular airs, and and too soft, you see, though 1 shall work is enough and it pays to have a tool he. isllong run as a longer day. practice, the squirrels chattered aloud in their admire them behind the bars in the much in tht see. a machine- - Is through v ith and after Try it and dread, and the monkeys screamed Zoo, if we ever get them there. to clean, oil and house It. across from tree to tree the latest disThe hunters had moved farther A few of pasturing on the stubasters, and the wily zorro moved her away from the forest, and, the tiger ble fields days r Good pasturage- - and plenty of v; after the grain Is cut and out I ut house regularly once a week. It be- being so tame, it was deemed safe at nil is stock that need, breeding if the way will provide considerable came unsafe for any to venture forth times to let him run loose when the which are to be marketed at s x good feed for the stock and will be a pigs remen were about. He would answer to by day, and, for that matter, to tmmt have plenty of grain to months for the field. main at home. The chiefs and elders a call, and so made himself very use- good thing markets.!. bring them up to he of many families, and the roaming ful in the catching of small animals, 200 pounds. about weight, Tile nrp far to be preferred to the younger sons, went out in health and where his duties wore those of a cost more, but they diteh. tpen strength, never to return, overtaken trained leopard. As time passed he lo the work They Generally speaking, the row whuli more perfect-y- , of drainage had her lias by the unknown power in some un- became quite an ally in the chase, and capacily not for do chance offer Ihe and guarded moment. It was said of this his proficiency lured the men into the soil to wash away as is the case eneouiaged and developed will be vc ;y power that it came whistling out of taking him out after big game. His likely tn transmit theso traits to h r with the open ditch. was Raise the heifers of yom leafy haunts and flew on its way with sole rival on these occasions progeny. the speed of thought, and great and Nero, the camp dog, and after eaeh rows ami you will lie on the road best in box Dont haul your hogs tight small went down before it, a few with hunting performance to Improving your herd. the enmity wagons. The loss of one hog by overwild struggles and cries, but most sud- waxed more deadly. will more than pay for a Dont dopp yourself Indiscriminately One evening, the hunters were sit- heating denly and silently, as leaves fall from oanel rack for the wagon. Money is a tree. when you fcv-unwell. More people ting at the tent door, and the tiger that provides greater recover without tho use of medicine The cub pondered much upon this was lying in his chain, apparently comfort for the stock. than with its supposed aid. Give naphenomenon, rejecting, with the ar- asleep, when Nero began to bark future a chance and she will do mo-- o rogance of youth, his mother's theory riously and, looking up, the men saw The fenced farm is the only one on than all the self prescribed about the great animal, Man. His a stag standing like a crea- which livestock can he and the for you can pour down yout mother had some wonderful tales to ture dazed some 20 yards away. rotation of crops followed,kept and as this medicine you tell of this peculiar genus of the race Chased out of the forest by one enemy, method of farming is t he only profit- throat. of animals, but none of them in the it had fled here to meet another, for, able one in the long run, it follows However fancy the breed of fowls cubs estimation seemed adequate to almost before they had sighted it, a that the farm must be fenced to be the occasion, so he watched and savage roar caused them both to handled tie, the front, yard Is no place Lu tuny properly. their yarding. Reserve the front of the waited, and thought himself very spring to their feet in time to see the house for green sward and foliage and clever. tiger bound past them without touchTwenty per rent: butter fat weighs flowers and Someone else was also watching ing the ground, and set off in pursuit 8. 46 relegate the chickens to pounds to the gallon after all the the roar. However, keep the chicken and waiting, and it came to pass that of the deer. The mighty muscles had air has settled from it, while the and house ns clean as though one day he heard the invisible destruc- broken the hitter bond at last, and 40 cent, weighs only 8.22 pounds. yard were on per was he free! display. tion come whistling through the quivthey When fresh from the separator the The men mounted and rode forest-wards- , ering reeds where he lay in hiding, conbecause is of the air less weight A morning feeding about idc t still thinking of the tiger as the tained and of a suddpn he was rolling upon in the cream. will act as an Inducement In oclock had tamed and animal own in dabbled his blood. trained, the earth, they the fowds around the poult iy keep Much that ensued was misty and in- and never doubting hut that he would The Holstein breeders in their re- house- - until after tho drt.,-hacomprehensible to the cub. After sev- return as always, when he had killed cent national meeting appointed a been discharged for the- day. Mnnv eral minutes, when his struggles had his prey. Far off on the level land committee to secure a federal law nn were discernible two black specks that erg is lest by turning the partially ceased, a huge, of for for tuber- out the cattle inspection early In tile morning and giving creature parted the meshwork of un- were fast losing themselves in forest culosis and to do with inspection them the away range of the farm. dergrowth with a cautious hand, and gloom. There is no question by the states. I guess that this is the finish," said on seeing him shouted out to another that Buell a law would prove advanA neat sign bearing the name of the monster like himself to Marshal, hut they still rode on. When tageous. Ihe road so that H farm placed tho abandoned search fell come there right away. they Together night read can be by passersby gives cbnr-- i they bound his three legs the fourth and returned to the camp without Prevent the soil washing on your noter to your place. People as was broken muzzled him, and bore their captive, but by dawn next mornfarm. Many fine fields in sonic- of the they pass that tin- place that has him out into the open day, where every- ing they were riding out with the hope western stales have been ruined by individual name must amount to sure thing was new and horribly strange to of seeing him prowling near by. They soil Some are washed i o tiling. In picking a name- let some-washing. him. In the forest he was quoted for scoured the pastures with no result, can no longer be characteristic of the place reci.-that they badly the for their forest as entered and then of some days the latest example farm machinery. recognition. modern with worked the terrible power of this invisible regular hunt, looking hither and thitha good supply of have Soils that where the vegetation permitted it, er, danger. are not subject to washing, ns No one would think for a minute At first the cub raved round the tree for the tiger, and seeing him not. caa water have holding lie had a right to invade a bit of greater they that where he was chained, and tore the Returning home at sundown, after woodland pacity. upon a farm and carry o'T fot whistled Marshall their his and broken from the long day, foot, splints and why should it lie thong).! firewood, straw from the box where he slept. He Nero, whom they had purposely left . the stock is fed an amount that the wild fruit growing in such a Unless no answering-barkbut there wqs in bark of the behind, clawed great furrows over and above that which Is needed place is any (lie more public properly? the tree, and flew at everything within will be- - nn An) thing growing upon a mans land was he commented the other, for bodyA maintenance there young, and the Strange! reach, because thousand steer has is ids proierty, ami should not be dis-- t pound gain. philosophy of resignation was a closed and they quickened their pace. When been found to require in bed or taken without Ids expre-by experiment to ceased book to him. His captors let him they neared the tent they 15 pounds of timothy hay, 12 permission. rave, hurting his foot and galling his wonder, for, ten feet away from the dally of clover hay and seven pounds of mass neck with the strong chain that held door, lay a shapeless, mangled of How often does the henhouse neecj coin meal just to keep on pounds him. They were accustomed to see flesh and bones, and that was Nero. an even keel. More must he fed if cleaning? As often as It gets dirty. One word shaped itself simultanethis madness in the wild creatures And by dirty we do not mean simply there is to Ice any gain. and knew it that on their They Tiger. they lips ously they trapped, reeking with uroumiilut Ions of chopwould wear itself out when he became crossed to the tent, side by side, and An enterprising merchant In a westpings and filthy hcralciiim. s. No, we convinced that he hurt himself most at the door halted, for as Marshall's nut room La- never saw a henhouse yet whic h a h:ts rest town fitted ern up of all, and this was just what hap- hand stirred the flap there came from of fanners who drive to lie kept dean short of two cleanings-wives the to new the cub Then a sulked, leaving within low, guttural snail, pened. week. Be faithful dining the wami his food untouched, and lying hour both of them, yet not to be misunder- town and who sometimes have tedious to finish his weather or the lice ami mites will get the husband for waits someone motionless unless stood. upon hour . the upper hand. business and his street-corne- r approached him, when the angry tail Theres just one thing for it now," Furnished and rockets with it is as the and lash the would air, gleaming said Marshall as he drew his revolver Intensive farming and txtonsive which are magazines, fashclaws spring, as by magic, from the I did not want to shoot him after tables on sound a good deal alike, but ion books, etc., it is growing in popufunning I velvet paws. guess Ive fighting him so long, but are is for the and vastly different, lntem-ivgood they advertising He swept the tent flap aside, larity, But as the days slipped into weeks, got to. is a him for mer- tanning means that the fanner is Ibue merchant. bringing no change, or hope of change, and at that instant the great body, chants in other towns. nuiking the small tract pay, while the cub began to pine In earnest, and which had-beegathering itself totensive farming too often means tlmt tn his captors became concerned at last, gether for a spring, shot past him at the present time that the farmer is spreading himself over seems It for there was always the danger that the narrow opening, lashing him with of the slate- agricultur- so much land that none-- of his work he might fret to death. When he its tail. They listened for the soft the graduates of the schools al country an- - finding is well done and his margin of profit in thought himself unwatched he would thud when he fell to earth, and the muf- no trouble in located. The smaller if not wholly eliminated. Farm getting alrise and gaze towards the forest with fled footfalls that followed, dying the who science of little and well rather than much ami knows man longing eyes, or at sundown, when the most instantly away into the hot si- young how to and farming apply it pool Iy. good short, still twilight was dying and the lence of the tropical night. The commands $75 to $ DO a month, with baboons barked in the border-lands- , Marshall let the tent flap fall, and easGases of founder In horses can b lives and and board his lodging, he would spring up, the yellow eyes laughed a little, jarring laugh, which and w bedescunc ly. The treated successfully by the following comfortably ily, echoed. one second for brief his forgetful ablaze, companion who can do so. should give method recommended If Dr. Adam So it was that the forest reclaimed farmer, till the pull of the chain on his neck the education that wt'J thus non: Poultice the feet with warm recalled him and he sank back into the her child, calling to him with a voice his sons to the heights of their oc-- j bran mash put into hags and tied on. lift then that never wearied through all his old, dull apathy. Young men trained so that Change the poultices twice a day and cupation. in sometimes the And cub tried the and long Weeks passed, captivity. such financial re-- continue poulticing for a week. Then command can of they hard to die, but the young life was too English twilights Marshall thinks to others can mix two drains eantharides with one their services for turns suland tamed, and he animals within the they cang'tt lived, him, strong to still ounce of lard. Rub a little of tins scientific use their training lenly tolerant of this constraint and and then of one who wai never wholly tor themselves. The sci- around the coronets with the fingers profit in greater him he many that and the with picture! subdued, burning hope always who is worth $100 or and let it remain on for 24 hours, then some day he would elude them, per- ways, but the last dream of him is al- entific farmer, month to another man, Is wash off and an l.v a little lard. 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