Stock Yard Nugget from Wyandotte, Kansas • 5

THE STOCK YARDS NUGGET GREAT SADDLE HORSE SALE. Diligence is the mother of goodi luck. "The Blood of the Champion to be Sold at Public Auction Next Tuesday. On next Tuesday, April 11, the annual sale at the world's most cele- horses, "the blood of the champion," 1 1 a 1 1 rr1 1 win iaKe piace. inis wonaeriui stock breeding farm is the creation of Hon.

Jas. A. Mouchen, known among lovers of horseflesh every where as the most successful saddle horse breeder of the world. This farm is the home of that celebrated unbeaten stallion, Astral iKng, pronounced by all judges of being the GET A SILO ROOF FREE Increase the capacity of your silo-twenty-five per cent, make better silage, save time and xat)or at filling time and let the increased profits pay for the HOOSIER EXTENSION ROOF Opens outward for filling, permitting you to fill 6 or 7 feet above top of silo walls, leaving silo full after settling. Closes tight protecting and bracing silo and preserving contents, Fits any make of silo.

All metal, with plate glass skylight. Easily erected. Lasts a lifetime. Sold on approval. Agents wanted.

Write today for Catalog. AMERICAN SILO SUPPLY CO. 202 Traders Kansas City, Mo. BURBANK'S PHENOMENAL Berry Free. Tou have heard of the great achievements of Luther Burbank, the plant Wizard.

His latest accomplishment is the great Burbank Phenomenal Berry. This wonderful berry Is a cross between the Improved Dewberry and the Cuthbert Raspberry. The color and flavor are those of the Cuthbert Raspberry, while in size and shape it is more like a dewberry. It is described by Mr. Burbank as 'the best berry in the world," and "larger than the largest berry ever known be HON.

AS. A. HOUCHIN, Proprietor Astral King Stock Farm and Democratic Candidate for Governor of Missouri. SEED CORN Limited amount of Yellow Dent, Boone County White and Clay County White Seed corn. All nubb-ed and tipped by hand Best quality.

$3.00 perbu. F. O. Liberty, Mo. "You'll have to hurry" GEO.

W. PETTY. fore. THE BERRIES GROW IN CLUSTERS. From five to ten berries in a cluster.

Single berries, grown under favorable conditions, have measured as large as four inches in circumference. The color is a bright crimson. They are of a delicious flavor, and very desirable for pies, jellies, jams, etc. It is an excellent shipper and brings the highest prices wherever offered. THE PLANTS ARE VERY HARDY.

Thrifty, and easily grown. Half a dozen plants in the garden or back yard will furnish an abundant supply of choice berries throughout June and July These plants are furnished by one of the largest nurserymen in the U. S. His object is to introduce them into evry. home in the Central West.

Every plant is guaranteed to be true to name and in good growing condition when they reach the subscriber. They will be delivered in time for spring planting. Send us $1 00 for this special clubbing offer of farm papers. The six Burbank Berry Plants will be mailed you post paid in time for spring planting. You must act at once as we have only a few hundred of these plants alotted to us and our supply may be exhausted before shipping time.

SPECIAL CLUBBING OFFER. The Nugget, 1 year $.50 Farm Journal, 5 years 1.00 Six Burbank Berry Plants world's greatest saddle stallion. It is said that R. A. Long, the millionaire lumberman, who has spent more money than anyone in the west on fancy horses, has repeatedly declared that he would rather be the owner of Astral King than to be governor of Missouri.

Mr. Houchen is not only the owner of Astral King, but is very apt to be next governor of Missouri. Send to Mr. Jas. A.

Houchen of Jefferson City, today for a catalog of the sale. It will be the season's greatest dispersion of saddle horses. Send us $1.00 for both papers and the Six Berry Plants. EXTRAORDINARY PERSONAL MENTION. During the MONTH of MARCH George Veverka, of Rooks County, TTariGQA VfQrl in A fP 1 1 fin IK only 11 steers to Dixon good enough to sell at $8.85.

J. L. Gerbush of Whitewater, was on the market with a load of short fed steers averaging 1050 that Wdro anlrl nr tS Yiv Pino Tlrna PI rah? I Jl fU 3 WORLD'S BEST A ft Wmimm9Z Wm Have bad good luck time. Can batch mora nhirkfl than any of mv noUthhors with their higher priced 6. H.

Stingley. 1 "--s mfa i You can't buy an Incubator on earth that will hatch a larger per cent of eggs than the FAIRFIELD. It will beat hens 30 per cent on average. Built to last a quarter century evey part guaranteed very best. You Can Hatch Stronger, 1 I 114,31 NEBRASKA I like my Fairfield Incubator very much and would not part with it.

Have another too. but like the Fairfield very much better. Mrs. W. A.

Easton. VJUOl? I like mine fine and think It la a better IVHIiOHO roachine than any 1 have lil MO NTH of MARC Healthier Chicks i -j ha EeesizEcti.ioHiiino.40 is -id F. Inman. S12.S5 Our Leader IllCCniini I have one of your 200-egg Incubators EACH WITH A PI 220 ECCSIZO $17.79 $16.75 Lge. Size Ldr.

FARM FOLKS rp I7M73 1 iinuuvvm and have good hatches from it, and want another. Mrs. Clarence EUerman. flVI lunill Send me your price list for Incubators UnLRnUlnH for 1816i om gojng to get one this spring. I used to run a Fairfield and liked it fine, and that is why I want another Fairfield make.

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FAVORITE pWOHB" jjm kj IHW utua, R. S. Copelin of was here with two loads of stockers and sold by Rice Bros. Mr. Copelin usually brings in the good kind.

A. J. Zumbrunn of Enterprise, was on the market to Rice with a load of cattle. W. D.

Sturdy, Pennsboro, was on the market with a load of hogs selling to Rice Bros. C. E. Dudley of Stevens County, Kansas, had in a load of 208 lb. hogs that Dixon sold at $9.55.

Newman Haas, Holton, was on the market this week with a load of good feeders that were sold by Rice Bros. Wm. Bullington of Talmage, was on the market Monday with two loads of stockers that Rice Bros, sold for $8.00. J. E.

McKinster of Fowler, favored Rice Bros, with two loads of 700 lb. stockers that sold at $8.00, which was pronounced the highest sale on the yards Monday by those who saw them. Moore Mehoney, Hollister, was on the market with a load of hogs sold by Rice Bros. J. E.

Swan of Mystic, was on the market to Rice Bros, with a load of stock. C. 0. Anderson of McPherson County, Kansas, had in a light load of hogs that netted $1,500 and not sold on the high day, either, so reports the Dixon Commission Co. fTM.

i i 4t.n tuta li htt9 BI1VA nnf.phpfl AT hllSKV Ch chicks the kind that they tho p.nnrt time, tmd nrve neighbors to buv. Thousands and thousands of America best arm Homes mprica'n best Farm Homes You take no chance no guess in buying it Read are using the FAIRFIELD and swear by it but never at it, mm OllF POSitiVC GUAOAUTEE Mo0ncyS-cterlulVanCdVoUtly'' Leader-the l65-EggSize (Regular Price 2 85) IS Detter DUltt ana a Derter naicnerinan uuercu other company for $18, to $24. You can hatch BOO strong chicks (no cripples) this spring with it and Keep your nena my iug. a THIS COUPON-ORDER IS I GOOD FOR 5 IF USED DURING THE 5 MONTH OF MARCH MAKE 1916 THE BIG POULTRY PROFIT MAKER FAIRFIELD INCUBATOR CO. Box 210 Fairfield, Neb.

Si Ship QUICK, the Size Incubator Checked below FREIGHT PREPAID. If it is not entirety satisfactory to me, I can ship back and you will refund my money cheerfully and promptly. Start right this minute in earnest by ordering your Incubator right NOW. The Fairfield should be on every Farm in America and will be some day, mark our words, friends. Send Order TODAY We will Bhip immediatelyit's ready to fro, you will have it within 6 days get your eggs ready, I enclose herewith myU Check or P.

O. Order 9 110 Egg Size, Now $10.40 165 Egg Size, $12.85 220 Egg Size, Now. $16.75 He is no clown that drives the plough, but he that does clownish things. Forewarned, forearmed. NAME.

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