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Show i wr p.' n...s...-...-jv- ; JTs JS -- S t The Tussock Moth. for. A .e- Vans. I riurr-pIf It Lai InvL p.c.i.v.Atca years tussock moth & ra'he td North America. It a; o a wide ji.-- r v. t. V pass-inuvt-the east of territory the iiamra wiihuut a Firgie'rtRocky q. .ye, -vTloit.Tains snd, attacks alrnVist every tow fever, toe y? w 'VV prophet .' lar.itv of Ebade, fruit and orrairteniai leer YcXViat It trees, with, the' exception of the corn wl nt the A an rf, a ' oci upatVil and lers. Afrevti an sc.-- tiiir and EaritaVr skill it t roirht (o toj Would hae v!i to Ee Seen) All Fodder Right Feeding IN J3UO.OOO The of X Horses. Draft Not if He Goes in OctobeX o for missions , DEALER. raising X V At a contention ' at the Methodist a man returrs from hi.3la'--r When t, In convention of the one stockmen, writer heard V Cleveland not a ttohTb e' u fii a lly loo 1. s as fapged ol does look If , io that their assert that iem .feed Americans viz nurses too much body at any rate, anything was wrong as a girl who is getting ready to LI corn fodder, at leat married. Atchison Globe. Included j that part of with "the missionary nerve." l! the country the corn belt. The man that made h t I assertion was vt of the viz one Lorse breeders T In this country. His Viz contradicted by a bit declaration was I he seman present that claimed who ' largely feeding his very horses viz corn fodder 'i There was a great de. v!z declaration of the of truth In the J. M. LEE, Proprietor! n at first re !i ferred' to. The foreig, thliI of realize buyers vz the Importancesharply H I and are said to discriminate I a favor of draft horses raised outside g for ' it fthe corn belt, take They that the outside! raised (inted horses viz of MAIN STREET, A STOCKTONI )t the corn belt are fed on oats and oV viz er highly nltrog enous material. Peij t aps M4. 444.4.4. ii not quite right abou they are of there for sections few this, are i his country ir. corn fodder Is t. li which ot li raised In con siderable quantities V viz r stock. ik e Horses raised in h m ad are and rlgium v& joining countries s a ; laid than t& more deal bring l good for the reason k lmerican raised ik horses ' s vi tively known that tne jihat it is post ikW I have been fed ik nitrogei i on J. DEALEIi iN... e as the American-brepus feeds, such ikik j 1'raft corn sel the in ttyrse ik gets F SO dom material W Selt, Of course ik out of wh the m ik the feed is ik made up applies more,-o5. fer ur jr; 5 m to the feeding ik the growing horse j m W to matu does han it ik m the feeding of the si Ve horse. Corn fodder, though a v&lua ik w CgISO de feed, Is not m Sif suitable to the build w ng up of the & frame of the grovlr. w M horse added Ik draft e Is corn SI Hi Whencase, it becomf is often ft it, the GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, ETC. kj more badly balanced a ration still ik The horse that ik m viz has been compelled ik subsist very ik on corn largely STOCKTON. ik s MAIN ST., or a long time life and splrl si ACROSS THE 8TREET FROM ik viz w ik POSTOFFICE. w Hatching Chickens viz R. SKeldoiv, Mgr. HIGGINS & CARROLL. m ik Artificially. Hatching chickens a w SO Proprietors. w 'Iflcially by the ik use of incubators has m ik 'become a eral practice on all ik Is i farms, success W and Its . longer tloned, says Chas. S. Ik v There are several very good Machines on the market and there are 11 'ilso some that are practically worthle s in the hands e of a novic. In purchri be a machine king therefore would It tj , All travelers do not ride in the Pull- gnf rr"-'lvisable to buy tv -r nntjiv.Vi, tu j.ti or nfctiona of econchair car running sTiecessfully I the hands of X some have one Such m(ibout as pleas- besides thq nventor. Every srsr- 5p omy. persons I? & sp sr.1 sr dmanufacturer gives w! i the incubator ant a journey as those In the sleepers. S' he sells explicit lnsti Mlons for runThe Santa F runscomfoiHsble chair eara W. liable which one I TRAPP should CO., Props. ning. any on its three Chicago trains, with a comwith a fair amount of billty and per-- , petent porter in charge. Complete toilet slstency to hatch efikens success accessories are provided. m fully, so it is not mHissary to give ZfV the directions here. IWe often hear C. F. WARREN, General Agent, the remark that it lsaasy enough to 4 4t1 DOOLY BLOCK. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. hatch chickens, but to liise them after they are hatched is tlft most difficult 4 Mam St. - $tockton. problem, llpre is . alere the most study, work and attetlion to details Is required, and the ta a of woe that 33a:3333S33:-2333:-33333!333occasionally come to u are very that couraging indeed, sonv Go they will give fifty doila s to know why their chickens die. TVis. of course, on the Burlington Route. can only he ascertain by knowing iit the exact conditions an the Basinger directors at every big station to see that feed and you get alHumi the train. Porters to direct you to the viz care the chickens recoil e. The meth rigid car. ionduetors and off at the right station, i vl; od of raising chicks artificially is so much superior to the nkturai method and kind as he can be. b that competition is entirely out of the Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis "EVERY vi) question, except for tl e small proWHERE East. Hi ducer. To begin with, a good brooder EHYID E. BOOTS, Proprietor a m manner. Is necessary, as witho it it Thro' sleeper to Omaha and Chicago leave nothing ih like Salt Lake City 3:15 p. m. daily. success can be acco iplished; and SO no one can call It bavin;: good success TICKET OFFICE. SSSSSSSSS6S-:SS;feS-:fr:6Sunless he can raise fr im eighty to ninety per cent of he chickens 71 West Second South Strest. hatched. gft , J olia a g F; Connor, v iH w y." --fi& The is a white-marke- d i.i s o , - , k' - , thi-e.s- $ A V? j best-kno- HURgY BACK Merchandise. SALOON.. a-a-s - ij FullJUne Dry Goods Groceries. Ha.ts and Caps. Boots and Shoes, Etc.. Etc. ft ft ft ft ft ft I-- MARY E. BROWN. high-price- d Stockton. it ft i d $ ;& General Merchandise, Black Hills Saloon ft ft ft ft fodd-t&ck- s 0 i gen-Voultr- y Mqlib Street ques-breene- f J. D. $ ninnrn 0 fin i stockton. Ut&h. WOODS Stockton. : F4--F-H-; 1 r r- e S ir viz Vi f - tr - o & V ! viz viz viz viz Viz mi ...TRAPP SALOON... ,33333333333333333333333'$; m (?v t vi; r. m. davis, dr. Stoekton. I sSnNN 4- You j Cant Wrong j SALT LAKE CITY. I 3 AN Future of Georgia Pea' h Orchard. If we succeed In outl; ring the San Jose scale and also out Ive the glut which threatens us. and shich I think Is practically certain, th se of us who are peach growers of he incurable habit may, if tye persist and survive, find a time when we car market our pedchee at a fair profit t reward our and our path - says H. A. Hi efforts I do not believe that the Mathews. ih large corporation orchards will conviz tinue long in Georgia after we reach coming glut. They will find theli ih the dividend making capacity gone and viz will be rst to succumb to the necesviz sity of meeting the new state of things by going out of he business and selling their peach rchard land for cotton, corn and gw t potatoes. The business will then, venture to predict, seitle .down to (. basis of moderate profits, not more or greater than those of other branches of middle Georgia. Of course ? many an orchard will b cut down and planted in the staph crops and ? those who continue in tie business of growing fruits will be the careful horticulturists whose su erior care and intelliac will mat their success. They will produce t?2r peaches and more of them on the amount of land and the same numF.of trees. R. : 'J444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Htttd j - (? Chicago Inexpensively. HH,,W,H j) ' ( Jm t dis-statln- m froi-choic- F. NESLEN, General Agent 1 -- . farm-ing.i- n A FIRST-CLA- SS HOSTELRY. ft ft ft $rlitc)ncr Hotiose. MairJtreet, Stocktons K ( T ft 9 France has more than l seres of vineyards. I A. , f million rf I SLTXi Operates Best Loce.1 Train Service In the State to nil Points. Connection, made in Ovden Union Depot tth AU Trains of Southern Pacillc and Oregon Short Line. . OFFERS CHOICE OF 3 And Three Distinct FAST THROUGH TRAINS DAILY Leaving Salt Lake at 8:50 Pullman Palace and -- "O Scenic ILoutes. a. m.. 3il5 . m..wml 8.20 . Ordinary .TO Sleeping . Can Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Si. Lonis, Chicago, CHANGE.... Free Krellnin Chair Cara. Personally Conducted Excursion.. A Perfect Dinine Service. For Kates, Foldi'ra. etc., inquire of Ticket Office, IDS Weet Seoond South Street, Dooly block Corner, or write, , I- - A BENTON, General Agent Passenger Department, SALT LAKE CITY. Cm |