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Iifat Ejaexceeoing[YSOCHEAP ESTABLISHED 1868. L VOL. XXXI, No. 40. f TOPEKA, NOVEMBER j SIXTEEN TO TWENTY A e KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, 15,1893. 1 PAGES-.l.00 YEAH . TABLE OF· CONTENTS. SWINE, CATTLE AND SWINE. SHORT-HORN CATTLE VALLEY POLAND-CHINA SWINE CO.- H. ALBJIIRTY, Cherollee. Ku. Hoi· RAWPig. from foul' boars Regl.tered Poland-Chlna Swine, PAGE 2-THE STOOK at grand Inferior 10 none. M• .teln-Frleslan cattle. Choice lot of bull INTEREST.-Sheep Address M. I<'. calve. Bull'Cochln Fowls. 1'attnun, Ko a, , or the the World's Fair. Cattle for Rossville, Com= from choice cow. and .Ired by the noted bull, Lord Improved pany, at Lawrence, K1I8. Cllfden'. Klo.ter No. Inspectlon Invited. Beef. and Alfalfa Seed. Feed­ 17083. Sorghum I" A. Oats. HOWJIIY Bo" KNAPP, ing 100, Topell&, Ku., breeder and H. TAYLOR, Pearl, Dleklnson oo., Ku.-8hort- Maple mu, Kanlae. PAGE 8-AGRIOULTURAL MATTERB.-Is Sci­ VB.• .hlpper of thoroughbred Poland-(}hlnaand JIIng. J• horn cattle and Poland-China swine. llah Berll.hlre .wlne and ence Helping the Farmer! Some Silver-laced Wyandotte Staple chlollen.. - Food Plants. STI)CK FARM. F. M. OWENS, Mel· vern. MIDLANDKas .• breeder of Galloway and Hol.teln SHANNON HILL PAGE 4--FARMER'S HERD OF LARGE BERKSHIRES.­ cattle. STOCK FARM. FORuM.-Depression Poland-Ohlna swine and thoroughbred G, W. TOPEKAYoung "oar. ready to use. Choice pout­ GLICK, ATCHISON, liAS. and in Wants weanling plgl. try. Best of .traln.. Come, aend or write. Organization England. Matu"e eows bred. H. B. Breed. and hu for oale Sates and in the COWLES, Topella, Ka•. Bateo-topped Silver. Up Millions .... Kansas SHOUT-HORNS. Waterloo, Klrklevlnl!ton, Fil­ Live bert, City Stock Review. GROVE HERD-Of fanoy bred Poland·. POULTRY. Cragg, Prtneese, Gwynne, Lad, Jane and other fuhlonable famllle•. The PAGE 5-THE HORsE.-The Horse. MAPLEChina swine. Also Light Brahma fowl•. Ownod grand Bateo bull. Water­ Morgan loo Duke of 'l'he by Wm. 'Plummer 4; Co, Osoge City, Kaa. Stooll of Shannon Hill No. 89879 and Trotter. Horse Notes. Horse Mar­ WInBorne Duke all ages for sale at reasonable rate•. POULTRY YARD8.-Younll .tock for 11th at head of herd. Choice kets sale Reviewed .... Gossip About Stock. EUREKAoheap to make room for winter quarte"" for Wmtel' Storms. Write for prices. L. E. PI"ley, Emporia, K JO':3N���I. W� . TR01'T, Abilene, Kos.-Pedlgreed Poland-Chi· l?'bl�i�rHt";I�::�c:::!e PAGE B-TIJE HOME CIROLE.-The D • nas and Duroo-Jerseys. Of the be.t. ..... Bicycle Cheap. LANGSHAN AND Girl The BARRED PLY­ (poem). English Language. mouth Roell eglls, one dollar HAiNS' HBRD OF POLAND-CWNA8.-Jamel PURE-BRED per thirteen. Ad· Grand Breeders' Combination Sale of To Prevent Moths. dre.s Hobert Crow, Mls.ourl Paclflo Making Soups. JU. Main., OslIaloooa, Jelrer.on Co., Ku. Selected Railway Agent, PAGE 7-THE YOUNG Pomona, Kas, FOLKS.-Nothing from the moot noted prlle-wlnnlng .tralns In the RED POLLED CATTLE. Wasted Power. Two conntry. FRnoy .tooll of all BIle. tor oale. (poem). Classes H. HAGUE, Walton, breeder To be of Kaa., of recorded held at SOUTH 01\IAHJ\. HO",B and Mule People. Largest Flower Known. The H• Poland- China hogs, Cotswold and Market barns, November F. BISHOP 4; SONS, LINCOLN, NEB.-We have Merlno.heep. 1'lon,\I.y, 27. 1893, Side-Saddle. Twenty varieties of land and water fowl•• at I • Btocllfor o'clock, the following breeden to eon­ J 250 Poland-Ohlnn pigs for the 18U3 trade up to .ale. leading PAGE BIlIl. In season. Stemp for repl,.. sign: Ourrant & of 8-EDITORIAL.-The Result of the date. Our seven boars are all tops. Sows Sanderllno, Lost Nation, Io"a.; mostly J. C. Iowa: A. Y. Elections. Prices Still Low. aged. Pigs tip-top. Write u•. Murray, MaqUOketa, tlweesy, Ma· qunketa. Iowa: I. S. Haseltine, Dorchester, Mo.; PAGE \!-EDITORIAL.-Wealth and Pau­ MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. of - Warner, 1IIlnolo: Mr. of Wm. B. Sutton 4; Son., Jones, IIIlnol.; Mr. pers. Ask a Fair Deal. The Beet Su­ Rutger Barker. of Iowa, and Wm. Miller's SODS, of BERKSHIRES.Farm, Bussall, Kansae, Choice Fehrua- y and Wayne, Il'ar National Bank Neb. Thl. I. without question the best lot ot Red Industry. Statement. March �Ig.. Young boars ready for servtee. Young F. 1'1. WOODS, Poll. ever olrered at auonon, as we are all to Death to Chinch Bugs. Winter Dairy­ sows due to fRrrow In Augu.t, September nnd Octo­ Live Stock Auctioneer, Neb. going ber. Good Lln'coIn, .end the be.tcattl... Ctl'alngue reRdy after J'oIo .. em­ Individuals and enoteest breeding. Refer ing. to the best breeders In the West, for whom ber 20. Addres. Wm. 1'1I11er's Son8 or J, (J Mur­ PAGE 10-HoRTICULTuRE.-Prepal'ing for I do business. Prices reasonable and correspondence ray. Sale posutve, Col. F. M. Wood., auctIoneer. Next Seasun's Garden. White Pine Lum­ AS=,!>d sp����.lht�O:'�c�tag,! ��.!r. solicited. Term. caeb or banliable paper, ber. Keeping of the moot noted blood that Ohio, Indiana and 11lI· Cabbage. S C. ORR, VETEIUNARY AND Dol. oontaln.. Stooll of both .."e. for SURGEON PAGE ll-IN THE DAIRY.-How General­ oale .Ired by DR.DEN1'IS'r.-Graduate Ontarlu Bayard No. '003 S., uol.ted by two other boan. Veterinary Col­ Purpose Works. World's Fail' In­ lege, Cannda, Veterlnllry Editor KANSAS Breeding opectlon of herd and oollolted. F·ABM.K. oorreapondeDoe II. All dlse ases of domestic anlmnls treated. Notes. Notes .... THE o v",u.fln. Mn"(!('It. Dairy Dairy POUL­ ..,h, Atnht.on Cn•. Ku Ridgling JACKS castration and cattle and JENNETS TRY in Winter. spaylng done by best approved YARD.-Eggs Turkeys. methods. Will attend call. to distance. PAGE 12-THE any Olllce, APIARY.-Answers to Cor­ KEMP, North To· Manhattan, Ka•. FOR SALE. .... peka, breederoflm· respondents Pubtlshers" Paragraphs. JOHN Kaa., I have the I' rge>t and flne·t .... Chester White .wlne TUE FA�IIl.Y DOCTOR -Answers to Cor­ " proved SAWYER, nNE STOCK AUCTIONEER­ BOrtruent in tue State. �end for and Brahma chlcll­ ,\ .•W. H. Light SA.• Manhattan. Kns. cutlllcgue. 'V.UI\!j, .... Hiley Co., Have thirteen dlf· respondents Tbe KANSAS j<"'ARMER ens. Stooll Ap­ for aale and J'eru , LRSallB Co egg. ferent sets of stud books and herd books of cattle .• DL preciated. Stop Hungartau Immigration. In !)leMon. and � hogs Compile catulogues. lletnlned by the PAGE la-TuE VETElllNARIAN .... Chicago City Btoek Yards, Denver. Colo., to make all their Produce Market .Review, Market Re­ A. E. large comblnatlon sales of horses nnd cattle. liave STALEY, sold for . nenrly every Importer and nuted breeder ports. Ottawa, Kansas. of �, cattle In America. A ueuon sales of tine horsea a (1HE�TER WHITES AND specialty. I.. urge acquutntunce In California, New POLAN I)-CHINAS. Llllht Mexico, 'l'exn� nod '''yumlng 'l'errltory, where 1 BREEDERS' DIRECTORY. � B�,"'_ ,...,,,'••','." have mnde numerous public Hulel:l. SELECT HERD OF Cards oj J01l'" /1m. or le88 ,viU be inserted in the BERKSHIRES B1'eede'r�' D·i'reclr""11 ffl't· $/5 per lieur 0-' $t;.uo JOJ" six Of Large Bngllsh f"mllles I.ongfellow's Model, lEI'IS h B erkSh'Ire H fflontll:1: each (UifNttmutl Hne, $2.5<11Jtr yea,., A C01/"U Major 1.ee nnd other J,)rlze·wtonln)( Hire". Fir",,, Bud arge n� ogs oj tit. ,vii! be paper sent to tlte advertUier !lurinu (·he second aged herd",. tlrf't ond second youn� herds. ImpOTted and home-b.-ea c01ttin'Ul ..nce oj "lie ca,ra. HWCeptoItlikes bO�lr nnd 80W' a.t Ka.nsas . 8weep.:4tnkes ,';' -', prize- winners and prize- �t.. te Time fatr. Phlt4, nil In ond trios. WILL Tell. n�eH! pairs winning �trtt1n8. Both sexes G. \V. HER .. Sha,,'nee Ka,s. tY, llerrytoll, c.:o., for sale at reftsunhb1e ftJl- _______________.______ - HOUS"�S. .... 1'''1' I �'. ures.Also MltrnmothBrclDze SIX YEARS AGO ..11' I I " f' I � L I h t B r l .. turkeys. Ii! ahme � �� 'r.�., S, chi ;k.eUl" nlllj ""t:h.1JI nnd A pr iS1'OCK , ancks, St. Bernard mlnent former In Indiana IotA of �'ARM.-Heglstered, Imported , McCULLOUGH, dogs. put up and !.._ lIIu.t. ated F·enc�. ... PHOSPEC1'hlgh-�rnde Clydesdule stallion. and mare. �.. Ottawa, Kan8as. catalugue ot alllree. Page (lId It sult'l �o ell tb.t his son lately , tor sale formed a .. cb'eap. 'I'erms to Bult purcbaser. '!'burouj,(h­ Bree�er of Pure -.bred JOHN B. va"tner.hlp Itb thA Agent. Result! -- TIiOi\II>SON, Mo. bred Short-burn onttle tor .. Plattsburg, Orcer! for a carlond of .ule. Two miles west of . enough rllds. no., � .. _. ,. t, �, BEUliSHIUE SWINE. 2,500 right In thAdull Topeka, Sixth street road. H. W. McAfee, 'l'opeka. 8tvck tor 881e at all tiDIes. times. Cnmpetltlon wnsnowherb,agalnat KlIs. ":1Itl:ol(n,0 Inn •• positive prouf 01 Md nlnrflnteed. Write for whKt you "'Rnt. NATIONAL HERD et!lclency dUl'llblllty. PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE (Established 18',.) CO., Adrian, Mich. CATTLE. JAMES , QUROLLO, , 1'10. GUOVE HERD .�;\:' Kearney, O�' .���'��:�" SHORT-HORJ.ljS.­ t VALLEYF'or sule choice younl>t bulls and heifers at rea­ '''''''_''� .... - •onable prices. Call on ur ..ddress 1'hos. P. Babst, .... large 8erkshires, Dover, Ko.s. A. C. I\[OOU)O� & s. u. Uruwn J�eghorlls an(1 Bronze Turkeys. SONS, CANTON, ILL., ll. St On & Joe, as mile. northeastof Kansaa City. Have taken more and CATTLE-BeRu Real at head of IArgpr premium. than any other IIrm 011 breed. H"�UEFOHUherd. YounJl fltll0k of both aexes for H81e, of any ()OO 1.lgs for thl.
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