. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. ROAD CARTS THE BEST IN THE WORLD, O'BRIEN & SONS Cor. Golden Gate Ave. and Polk St. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL FOR SALE. A VERY HANDSOME THREE-YEAR-OLD Al- Colt by Nearest 35562. sire of Alone (4) 2-fiiKV and full brother to John A. McKerron 2:05M out of an Anteeomare. Absolutely sound, well broken and can show a 40 clip. Is entered in Occident Stake. Will be sold underguarantee. Is in every respect a high-class roadster. Apply to or address T. w. BARSTOW, San Jose. 3 Yonna: HcKinnoy Stall FOR SALE. All Out of Fashionably Bred Mares. One 2 Years Old. One 3 Years Ol
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. ROAD CARTS THE BEST IN THE WORLD, O'BRIEN & SONS Cor. Golden Gate Ave. and Polk St. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL FOR SALE. A VERY HANDSOME THREE-YEAR-OLD Al- Colt by Nearest 35562. sire of Alone (4) 2-fiiKV and full brother to John A. McKerron 2:05M out of an Anteeomare. Absolutely sound, well broken and can show a 40 clip. Is entered in Occident Stake. Will be sold underguarantee. Is in every respect a high-class roadster. Apply to or address T. w. BARSTOW, San Jose. 3 Yonna: HcKinnoy Stall FOR SALE. All Out of Fashionably Bred Mares. One 2 Years Old. One 3 Years Old. One 4 Years Old. The two-year old and three-year-old are both well staked and are trotters. The four-year-old has a three-year-old trotting record of 2:18, and a great prospect for his class this year. All are in fine shape to train or be placed in the stud For pedigrees, prices and full particulars address C. A DCRFEE, San Jose. BUSINESS COLLEGE 24 Post Street, San Francisco, Cal, The oldest, the largest, the most popular com- mercial school on the Pacific Coast. 20,000 gradu ates; 30 teachers: 70 typewriters; over 300 student <• annually placed in positions. Send for catalogue. E. P. President. Feeding Twice a At a recent dairymen's meeting at tended by the writer one of the speaker?, a very practical and successful man, ad- vised feeding cows only twice a day, since he had seen the plan employed with results just as good as when the cattle had three meals and with a i onsiderable saving in labor. Yet the speaker confessed that he still fed his cows three times a day, merely because he feared that a change would cause temporary shrinkage in the milk yield. But there is no need to fear such effects, says American Cultivator. The writer made the change from three to only two feedings without, so far as could be observed, losing a single quart of milk. It was done gradually in about four days, making the noon meal lighter' IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN. fU)T TO, PO
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