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Show PEWS BROUGHT 'rrint HIGH PRICtl In Washington's Exclusive St One Sold for 32,750. Johns 9 1 3 c At an auction sale held Friday at Sloan's auction rooms two pews in c John's Protestant Episcopal c St. church, Lafayette square, were sold c at big prices. Pew No. 52 brought 12,750, while pew No. 77 was sold for In Selecting Feeders. Her Lucky Daughter. A Friend's Advice. 1,G00. While these prices may seem Mrs. Wiggles Lau sakes! what ye Sugar Beet Pulp aa Peed. We may well distinguish large, in reality they are not, for it I have a chance to marry a Jack Quality. so for? Bulletin 193, of tbe Michigan sta- between what might be called (a) genis a rare thing for a pew in old St. poor girl whom I love, or a rich wo- filin upBackwoods W'y, hain't ye Mrs. tion, says: The establishment of beet eral quality and (b) handling quality, Johns, which is the man whom 1 do uot love. What would heerd thet Hattie married one o sugar factories In Michigan has fur (a) General quality. By general qual-lt- church in Washington, to be had for you advise? French fellers with a ferrln nlshed farmers a new stock food in is meant general refinement of ex love or money." The church ediGeorge Love is the salt of life, my them an 's cornin' home next week? the shape of beet pulp. This pulp is temal conformation as seen in the fice title being so small, the pews have for friend. Without it all else is naught. Do tell! Did she clean In appearance, almost odorless, head, horn, bone, compactness and Mrs. Wiggles and makes poverty been most sought after, Love, pure love, years eaten counts? o' them wet one but and heavy, very reauly marry smoothness of outline. General qualhave been attainable only of wealth, pain a Joy, earth a heaven. I me! Mrs. Backwoods Mercy by all kinds of live stock. As the pulp ity is affected by nothing so much as they 1 the Then will marry they auction. Jack recent Enough, by years a She count. a leaves the factory. It passes through guess he's bigger'n to the purchasers poor girl, whom I love. breeding; in fact the two are very are sold fampress which removes some of the wa- closely associated. We seldom find and remainoutright says in her letters that he's a the that until By In spoken! a family George Bravely ter, but leaves from 89 to 93 pounds of good quality in a plainly bred steer Judge. introducmoves awsy way, would you er mind ily either dies out or water to each hundred pounds of pulp. and we generally find it in the whom woman you rich to Often me the pewholders ing from the capital. In Germany pres, s have been introNot Very 8mart. high grade animal. The desir- with small families sell a seat in their do not love? New York Weekly. of cent no use trying to make mo duced which reduce the per be There's not can of of ability general quality years, for a certain number water to 80. Where each hundred too strongly emphasized. While it is pews even Francis Bacon was a very believe that Her Tribulations. and a single seat brings prices said Senator Sorghum. smart man, pounds of pulp is mide up of 90 pounds a characteristic that Involves many Alas!" sighed the poor woman, up in the hundreds of dollars. of water and 10 pounds of dry matter points and is difficult to describe, its away "Have any of Ills works? rad you on the door there since the closed who had Just has been several years shows that "No. his But It is evident that a ton of it will have presence dr absence is quickly dis- It biography was a chance to purchase a pew in St. deputation of charitable folk who deal financial li tie a was but 200 pounds of dry matter. If by cerned by the trained eye of the inwhen there make how to auction had called to show her The last one sold at to clever he the use of Improved presses a pulp telligent buyer. It is this characteris- Johns. wasn't hand on enough tbe Cleveland a cooling, cheering dessert from the can be produced by the fac'orles one tic in the stockers and feeders more of course was during from caught. getting keep dinner It brought a better remains of a hundred pounds of which shall con than any other we depend upon as in- administration. Bold Friday on acalas! the rich we have always with two the than price tain but 80 pounds of water, with 20 dicating that the animal has within it count Wise, Oh! Wise. location. us." of superior its to pounds of dry matter, it is evident that the possibility of making a market There is a waiting list of persons who seemed Repining because there a ton of it will contain 400 pounds topper or at tny rate a prime steer. John s be no place to live where the com' St. in seats or desire pews In other words, reof dry matter. The ability to select stockers and which, if filled, would take up all the mittees could not hunt her up, she garding the water as of no value, a feeders having within them the possi- Beatings in a new church almost twice called her little boy In and sent him ton of the pressed pulp is worth, as over to Mullaney's for another can of of making prime steers is one the size of the present one. far as content of dry matter is con- bility Baltimorean most important lessons a foam. Baltimore American. and of first the Some ago years cerned, twice as much as a ton of the for the stockman to learn. Profits in and gave it John's St. in a pew bought pulp as found in the piles of the mate- steer feeding come not bo much from to the church with the distinct underHe'll Smile rial at the factories In Michigan. Ex- skill in feeding and management as standing that it was to be placed at New Yorker tto visiting Englishabroad in and this periments country and selling. the disposal of the president of the man) So the man who advertised to have shown conclusively that while from Intelligent buying from an increase United States and his family. Presi- tell you for a dollar the best way to The resulting profit the addition of a succulent food to the fattening period, of the dents of late years, however, have make the least money go the farthest a ration otherwise made up of dry during value pound of the total weight rarely used this pew, for Mr. Cleve- has answered your letter, eh? What feeds, prodi oes results indicating a of the per la as Important as that land animal the Presbyterian does he say? attended value to the succulent food out of all method employed church, and so did Mr. Harrison. from the resulting (mystified) He The Englishman proportion to its content oi dry mat- In the is Methodist It a was and management McKinley says, Buy a penny postal card and ter, forcing an animal to consume an seldom feeding to produce at a profit President Reform- write on it to some one in the Ihilip-pineDutch a is Roosevelt Mr. and possible undue amount of water results in a which do not Increase the value er. Mrs. Roosevelt is an EpiscopaNow, how should the aw positive loss. It Is, therefore, to be gains of the total weight of the lian, and she, with the Roosevelt blooming people in the Philippines per pound hoped that ere long the factories, upon animal. Hence the importance of inchildren, now occupies the president's know any more about such financial finding a demand for the pulp as a of selection the or pew almost every Sunday. Washing- matters than anybody else? Judge. stock food, will so prepare it as to telligent buying, of stockers quality. and good feeders ton Correspondence Baltimore leave In it no greater per cent of wahanGood quality. Handling 80. (b) ter than Another Statesmans Rise. posthe that indicates hanquality dling of the factories Many Michigan Why In the world did you ever The Value of Honesty. dle as high as 600 tons of beets per sessor is a good feeder. It shows that Bend tnat fellow to congress, anyor thrift William Alden Smith of Michigan, She lie has a bright future before day, turning out fully 300 tons of pulp. the animal is in good health way? of value aa honesty the to of in gain illustrating beginning .The average campaign is not less than and capable Well, you see, we got together and blm. in politics, told a story the other day talked him over, and seein there He I doubt if be ever catches up to .90 days. It is safe t j estimate the soon as an abundance of food is supMichigan, who it. than away annual output of beet pulp in this state plied. We speak of cattle as possess- of an old governor of further nothin any on condition that wn't with the present 13 factories, as fully ing good handling quality when the became a candidate asked that we could send him to, Congress to make be A not thick, he should skin is mellow and loose. we could do Scattered. 300,000 tons. The economical utilizasoon arose, we 'lowed the best thing become of that company has him tion of this vast amount of material is mossy coat of hair of medium nneness speeches. An occasion there. "What to send was orators therefore a question of considerable and a moderately thick skin are also however, when the regular and the of strolling players that used to a W. from meeting, were absent moment At nqprly all the factories desirable. Prof. Herbert sent an Imitation of Mount Vesuvius No Mystery. crowd insisted on hearing from the the great, bulk of the pulp is left to in eruption?" man the By the way, remarked candidate himself. He walked to the Last performance I heard of their decay where it is dumped by the I me to that "It Beems Notes from the Range Country. front and bravely announced that he from the east, old neighbor, Jake giving was at some little town In Big Horn Couflty, Wyoming. The was jm speaker, with considerable have heard that my Montana. some ranges in this county are In fine con- repetition, and after a littles naiung Biufw, ha r&nie ouL here ana years You dont know where they went Injurious Inbreeding. myscompletely disappeared takago, for dition and stock of all kinds are proceeded to tslk there? from A practice that has been extensivearrival his after not long When the meeting was teriously ing on flesh fast There were very of an hour. nobody knows. They were No; ly tried In the past is that of nough,1 completely "He to come disappeared shipped out from here last over the candidate had quite seen never anywhere in the neighnot but breeding mating near relations, as few cattle account amount the conclusion that he was a speaker replied Rattlesnake Bill, of the on season large their volcano went off. of etc. after The borhood sire and offspring, history did he feel so mysteriously, stranger. lie wuz rldln furnished them real had the greatest breeders the world has of cattle that were rushed into the after all, and especially Somebody hind the came up to him to on a dynamite wagon when the for ever known has shown It to be an un markets from the corn producing when an old farmer a eruption. dynamite axle broKe. lifelong Demodesirable practice, resulting in lack of states, so the shipments of cattle from say that, although of a result be large crat, he had decided as constitution, Infertility, and weakness. this part of the country will The Boston Boy. to vote this time Bidding Against Himself. heard for had the in are as soon he as what shape they and noTer a bird's nest, sonny?" Bakewell, Bootb, the Collingsea, Is "Lookin' I there But say Before Auctioneer even Crulckshank, In a measure, re- market There are thousands of head for the Republican candidate. Westerner of bid to asked the room In the stamoffering else could body In this part of the latter, in bis blushes, sorted to he met in whom breeding, with the of cattle on the ranges How it is a boy cabinet. will be ready for mar- mer out a response, the farmer con- for the ancient Common. hope that It would produce the ideal the state that Boston youron against bidding want as governors that you keep animals they desired. Yet in every keting by the middle and latter part tinued: "What we "No, sir," replied the intellectual are one. You self? You men. be honest also will There of June. is Introlarge to found case they it necessary a is that Roe. You prodigy, as ho continued to gaze up Broker Well, you no speaker. duce fresh blood into their herds Id shipments of horses and sheep. Our said that you were a I Into the tree, I am merely endeavor-- I have got business. of for matter vote you." order to save them from ruin. The county 1b overstocked now, and large told the truth. I shall different parties ing to correctly classify this tree as commission from two New York Post. close Inbreeding practiced by Thomas numbers are being brought in every and I a botanical product." cost, at cabinet any the to buy Bates resulted In placing a stain on the month from other states. The prosIs to them of which know Fees. yet dont and Lawyers name of Bates cattle that it has taken pects for large crops of small grain As to Doctors' Rural Innocence. In conversation the other day a have it." were never better at this time of year generations to overcome, notwithto a What's remarked your son, Joe, doin down physinow. showers lawyer are the than prominent Frequent they standing that Bates was, perhaps, No Of estate Consequence. to Plant the the that city? have put the ground In fine condition cian of repute most wonderful breeder of the nineI reckon hes learning how to make millions, teenth century. We must have fresh so we will not have to Irrigate the amounting to some forty mila about buckets. would bring the lawyers blood In our herds; otherwise there grain this year. Geo. S. Vanderveer. Do tell." lion dollars as fees. The doctor askwill result deterioration lack of Yas! Deacon Skldd's son Just If ed tbe and lawyer: general quality. stamina, size, Improving the Land Through Feeding. were back from thar an he says Joel Mr. Plant come "Mr. F.f suppose one wishes to breed within Certain On many of the European farms the of all his time in a bucket a chance is there spendin being Is to wiser pracfamily lines, then It owners plan to feed their animals dying, but, shop." tice line breeding, keeping as far from rich food for the purpose of indirect- saving his life by a difficult operation, and save inbreeding as possible, and yet using ly benefiting the land on which the a surgeon should operate Abundantly Occupied. the blood relationship of animals droppings are to go. Immense quan- Mr. Plants life, would that surgeon in a bill for in sending does the society which you What Justified be within the same general family. tities of cotton seed meal and linseed have Just Joined find to do? asked cake are yearly fed to cattle and the 1100,000?" answer was: "Cer A Hog House. immediate The Mrs. Bizzie's husband. land thus improved. What not." "A great deal. was the answer. 200 is feet house by long tainly farm1b for the European My pig a good thing It is how that Dr. M.t asked we get an organization estab- foot After Well," feet wide, with eight thirty-twers should be a better thing for farmsuch large it shed the question of other people's That ers on this side of the water, because the lawyers can charge driveway through the middle. eligibility to membership gives us all pen on each side. we are at the base of supplies. The fees? leaves an eight-foo- t a the advocate, replied farto Because, sows the work we can possibly attend to." These pens are used for Europeans have to buy these rich courts. row in and for finishing up fat hogs. feeds very largely from the United lawyers fees are fixed by the As to Ears. physician, And the celebrated I put from four to six in each pen, States. They pay the cost of transoften is dollars ten of fee office should get your ears lopped, "You whose cannot so pile porting acroBB the water and over they according to size, remarked: smart tourist to an a said paid, to center O'Brien, grudgingly the drive We for and several through railroads, handling up. the solved have probhe was quizzing; whom You I Irish lawyers have times, besides the toll to the various peasant clean up and put in bedding. we while a man. for too of lem large In bouse. kind this "they're no floors of any middlemen under whoso charge it r in the time our preserva bedad. replied the Hibernian, Ah, Cement is too cold; stone Is too hard comes at various times. We Bhould are spending Times. York New others." thlnkin of yours would want was tion "I Just to lie on; wooden floors will swell and take into consideration tho manurial made Bure, theyre too be to larger; wo and will tho which our of for freeze, value retain urine, things buy be to the ass." Baby. an Was Waiting for Mrs. OFlynn Im sorry to see your small this also makes it cold. I fill up cattlo and other stock, with the obIt was at a party and some of the old man coming home In such a conwith sandy soil, so that water cannot ject of obtaining manure as rich as to play theater Tit for Tat. run in from the outside. It Is the possible in fertility most needed on children had begun dition every day. awhile After account own That's their on no He just like a woman. Sh warmest floor that I know of. This the land. Mrs. OToole Well, It makes a to came wedding. Everything view question Impartially. any workin can't Ye see can hes now. stock situated Is so they that house difference one Just as she Is oa swimmingly. on side, was All for booze also called his going Pekin the The and and Bantam, different to their a gits pastures, in brewery, go were who grown-up- s the of horseback. Ono a is of native In hot Cochin Bantam, China, nothin. also come into it for shade the party saw one little She Yes. John; and haven't you weather. To the center of the build- and was first shown In England in overlooking remote from the wedding on every public question tho of those The 1863. been then girl sitting progenitors Did Not See it Before. ing I have attached an addition, sixthe prowatching contentedly had been stolen from a same Is exhibited the way you ride horseback? I That lovely Eastside which party, Miss teen by thirty-twfeet, in no but part evidently Palace taking at Pekin during the ceedings, gown, but haven't I seen it before? 1 keep ground feed, a water tank, feed Summer when during the Anglo She Wanted More. them. Chinese war, in Miss Westslde No, 1 think not; We steamer. a and bin cob tank, want to play, too, little In I860 that palace love," said Young Mr. French Don't smart few you a Mabel, Expedition at worn it very In and cold have only weather, scald feed very You sec asked. woman of proposal "let me bo sacked. was the way by girl? affairs this season. take the chill from the water. Wafor life. & good time they are having. what your ter is forced into the tank by wind said her eye on tho child between milkman with the Relations the am I and But the girl, playing." Oh, Heredity. power. Theodore B. Mead. answered: the hydrant are frequently strained. beef in trust, as she looked up beamingly into the believe heredity?" Do you I am the baby wait "I want- some one who can win mo woman's face. Thirty-seveper cent of the world's Certainly; I know a barber who does slime not See accumulate born. that bo j sonieCfsteak." to vers.' toharro crop is raised in the United ing has three little site In the drinking dishes of the fowls. Btates HUM lift Of ultra-fashionab- chaf-feu- r. well-bre- d, seven-cours- e s. three-quarter- in-and- good-nature- seven-year-ol- high-price- d d d o o Ten-spo- t, bread-winne- n r |