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The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Thursday N;gki's itciara.
pEalyEaHD FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
RICH SCHOOL ruPnS AND CITIZENS.

A BRIEF REPORT OF DIR. BREASTED LECTURE
psalvEarD FOR THE BENEFIT Or THE
RICH SCHOOL puPI!.s AND CITIZENS.
A large company assembled ia the high
.hoel r0am To listen to sud learn from fSr.
'r:,sted in his rrcsepr. tiM of his Announced
nLj.st-!Iys;ene, Mr.. Condit, i" ;ntreduc-
~ ts.s sreake. ani his subject. es)ied a;.en-
on ~ she fact that Hygieue Lad t;slica
IS place s,s IN. the sciences, and could ii"
MGR lac ie :sr Id a. an art. Til. u. rI.
'np!.he,l ta:. ia every step Of his las'are.
The lecture was trAly philosophical. Rarely
0ne e mitteJ to lear $, mach in one and
ne half hours. The ,rnr principle If lie III
,olp aui mind was made ,ni'hat,c.
We cIn hes. "iy.a sesyms Of the lecture
,nd its elects by z i,ga few Of the qurs.
,ious that were asked ut the ciuse Of slle irc-
tire. As an aa .wer always sire iSree I" II
question, the reu Ter mist r--d have heeu
resent 20 g, the full ,"d. Every question
ras anuaered c"mrlete!.. aud in a way t"
tx many of the prime pal points OF III. !.r-
are. The to!lnwius a'e few Of ,he leaiin:
Iu.stio.s as noted: rs it not true that tAr
rain atiains very nearly its comp'etr size
nd weigh; at Wa'b younger a:c iLau pub-
rtv. and il so. does t!.i. Il 1t III i.sats espac.
" for ell iearini fr,m sual early a.e?'
.W,a' ,'pprtur!iy for the Development al
tac: does schaI ! lie aT,.I!' Wa.n were
gymnastics intr. lucel!" "Wnai i. o.pnr?"
Have not women more tact than m'n. and
,ow is your doctrine recunei.abie with III,
since boys and girls are similarly elncate!?n
"What is All elementary substanc.?" "De.
scribe n pr"per style Of dress for women"
Please recomruend ii daily prograuMe o.
exercise for person "forliniry constitution ~
DO yOu advise eariy ipIrr.ase?" "What
i:osreHer in effect Il, you make between vol.
up,ary and forged eduea.ioa:" Please re.
peat commercially til: books Of reference i..er
toned" What is asbrstos?' What al
vantage has carbonic d.oxIde over clrnonic
acid?" "Givc Il chemical iurmula for '.lkali'
water"
All wko heard he lecture and the answers
oquesiions could not help being benefited
Thereby. Don't forget the Lecture .f I.ev.I.I.
Alley, aaauunced for Jan. 3, 80.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Group is terror to young mothers, espe-
cia!ly during the winter months, as it is then
most prevalent. 1t can always he prevented
if proper'y treated as soon as the frs. symp.
toixs appear. Hoarscness is the first symp
tom; this is soon followed by a peculiar rough
cough. If Chamberlain's Cou,h R.mely is
freely given as soon as these symptoms APP
pcar. it will invariably prevent the attack !.
There is M danger IN giving the remedy. aS
it contains no injurious Substance. For sale
by Latham 4 Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Several years ago Chamberlain l. Co.. Of
Dcs Moincs, Iowa, commenced the manufae.
ture ola cough remedy, believing it to be
the ii, 'st prompt and reliable preparation yet
produced for cou chs, col Is ani Group. that
it was certain to become popular. Their
most sanguine hopes have been more than
realize.l. Over three hundred thousand
bottles Of Chamherlain's Cough Remedy are
noS sold Raab year. and it is recognized II.
'the best ma L." wherever it is known. II
will cure n severe cold in less time than any
other treatment. For sale by Latham 4
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Alaska is RECEIVING its share Of at.

Alaska is receiving its share Of at
fentiOn ut present and it looks us tho
that country was gDing to have Il reg
ular old-fasliioRed boom next spring
The only trouble in making mining a
real success 30 far. has been the inal,il-
ity to get supplies enough to the dig.
Ing t0 last more than 81 few months. \
government surveying has i,s-n up the
Yukon river and report that i,umsnsr
stream nAviHable for 1000 miles. the
hanks or bars being one vast placer
mine. This alone will cause a great
rush to Alaska Y soon as the weather
wili permit.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Notice Of Final se.,lem.n,.

IN the ralter Of the Estate Of WILLIAM II.
EIMbALL. Deceased
NOTICE l. hei,by given. that on Monday, the
'3lst TGy ct IcTcBbei A. ~. ISs. being one Of the
regular tsys Gfthe december term Of the County
court of Deiis County. in ihe Stnte of Colorado
J.. lillian N. Sralding. ndIR u rtrator Of said
estate. Will ayWHr tcf re tTc Judge nf aid Conrt
present my fiisl settlement M such administrnt.
or. pray the approval of the sarac. and will tn en
apply to be discI,aIGd a. such admlnistrstor.
Al v-'ch tine Gnh place any IerSs.n IN interest
mHy appesr and pIt seit GbJt ctons tu The hAine.
II any there he.
lated ut Ielts, Cclos rdu, Nov. 24th, 1895
WILL lam NJ SFAL ING.
Alniini.trator Of the Estate Of william II. Kim.
bail. deceascd.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Heitee for Publication.
LANp OFrICH At NGSrRosE. TOLn
Nov. ost,'. fe9s,

LANn OrFICE At MGsrHosE. "oLo..
Nov. 2st'. isss.
Notice n l,errhv given that the fHinwrug narp-
ed settler .,s file" M: c" nj y ptent"s 10 make
hna pr..f IN support NJ his el:,i'n an t!ilt said
proof will be nafe tcforc A. II. King. County
JUDGE. at Delta. C"l".. on Ian. 9Th. 1859. viz. !.
i.eafy feach"ut. u. $. NJ" l4s9. Ute Series. for
~" -H ncH neL .ei4 Se.. 81. and ssS;4 DwX See.
30. Twp IL =. u. 5 ". 9Th Y. NJ.
continuous residence upon. and crtiv"tion of
said lind. vi, Herbert r. Perkins, Charles
;,tnndry. Reed hurritt. fIed IL. Barftt. ali OF
DE lia. Colorado.
". II. STEELE, Register
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Netice for Pubiicn,ion.
LAND OFFICE At MoSTnosE. COLO.
r.t,

LAND OFFICE AT MoSTHnsx. CoLo.l
Nov. c3.il, 1883. I
Notice is hereby given that the fol wing. nam
ed settler has nc1 notice II Ills intention 80 make
final iirtaoi IN suppnrt nf his clai4h. and tlinl said
proof will be mndr before A. X. King. County
Judge. AT Beita. Colorado, on Jan. 3rd, 1889, viz
tiecrg" Becklry. n No iiSc. Iie Series for
the n1 sMiA and eI5 s"N Sec D. Twp. 10 $. H.95
W 9Th r. 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi,
e 'ntIuo,H !. silence E.hn. ard cultivation Of,
aid land. VIZ; GrOr;,s -. iiarshmhn, George
y; Hr!w.r. William \. kennieo't. john Il. Hall,
nil Df Delta. Colorado.
". H. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Notice for Publication.

LA!D OFFTUE At NI'INTEOsF. OTO.
Dee. 18th. ISss.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler -.- filed nnticr "f his Intention I" make
hna' prhnt III support nf his II iia. aud III said
proof viii be made before the Register and :e-
ce'yer. at Ai"ntruse. toio.. on Jan. 2iih. ise9
=. Il70U Ute Series. for the M. swA. sr'I. nwiI
and nw14. sea. sc Is twp. II, $. T. o. " C,.i J..
NJ.
Fe names the following Witnesses to prove Ills
e'nt'nnOiis residence upon, AID cii't vitipu 0f,
ss,d land, viz John W. IInlSe, John AWAY,
Charles ANYWAY. T. b. Ruackenbusii, al Of Delta
COnniy. Colo.
W. u. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Last Sundays Denver Republican
contained se pages, thereby making
the largest paper ever issued in the
west. This wide-a-wake journal is -
credit To III. stale and natinn. and is
sn sbl. representative Of all the diver
sified interest of u,r great west.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

The reason some If our ranci.,nen
cannot make it pay We do not a,,der-
stand. when one man can raise 81 400
worth of grain aud do all lie work
himself.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Most of the State papers have Rx-
llausted themselves OH the United
States Senator question, aud have nov
fallen back on their old stand 10y. that
Of booming real estate.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Notice for
LAND OFFICE AT MoSrnnsr. e

Nav ieih. 1885 I
Notice IL trrrhc ev"n that the following
naned settler h.S filed udf'rc If his intention 4,
make fral pTaaf Il, s,r',nrrt Of his rlalrr. and
thar sa'd maff wi he INSIDE befnre A. Il. King
C.u!,.v Jt,de" ~ tIr!ia Cr'o. on Dee. o1,h. 1898
VIZ: P'clTrd =. Fawkey. - T. No. oo. Tt- Series.
for tie - VIZ Sec aS. THn IL :. r. a7 ". In =
and sei nwi sec. !. Twp. Is s. u. 81 6'h r. ~.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 "ruvr his
continuous residences upon. aud Gu tiva.ion of.
said land viz: Harvey r Reed. John G. A.
srnsnn. Jacob 81. Jon,s, Robert g. Lewis. all Of
Hntchkss, CJo.
". H. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Hsiiee for Publication.
LAND oryicE AT MnNrKoss. CoLo.. |

Nov. 26th, 1889.
Notice Is hcrcby given that fhc follow in.nancd
settler has nl"d r-'ticr Of hia nit nfnv to n,ake
hna proof ~ support Of his clair. ard that said
i$'"f will hr made before A. r. King. County
Judge. st Delta. Colo. on Jan. 4th. isso VIZ:
Frank Teachou.. u. $. M. 1863. TIE Series for
Iei< n1H NJ! neil and sea nriA Sec. 4. Twp. u
>, H. 9j W Gili +. "
lie Hamrs the following witnesses to prove his
ccnlntMis residence upon. and cultivation At.
said ard, viz: {'ribeIt r. Perkins Charles
hnndry. Reed Burritt. Fred r. Btirriti pil u
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Nss,ce for publ,e..,.n.
LAND OvFrry At MoSrRosE. Coio.,
DeC 1xt 1888 I

Dec. LIST, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
rd settler has Glrd Ectice cf his intention 10 make
fnal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
prnf VIII lie lradt iefore 1sgisfP- and Re-
ceEe'. nj htttI ~. Colo. on January 9Th. 1859,
VIZ Ilrbiel n. si.it'eT. y, X. No. 1913. tte
n. ~. J.. ".
Iir nsnrs the fOl'own. witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence NJ on, and cultivation Of
said lard, viz: j hEik,ey. Fred y. Jibets.
Jacob Brhigar.J b. smith. all nf I,elta. Ctlp.
W. II. III EELE, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
The Largest and Lowest Price JeVeIry Holse
West of Denver
"eo"ns"n nnSns .S''''' Montrose, Colo.
NOlIce for Isu ublicRsion.
LAM, OFFICE

AT A;o.Tro-r, rn,o. Nov. u, 1855
Notice Ia hereby given that ,h- following
canned Sef er has iiie,. rutc- II h.s Intention /
MAKE final lrr.'i IN supp"'t ~ lis claim and that
said p-,'"f will br Ina,.e before, A. Il King Conn-
ty Judge. At Delta. colo. On Dee. ed. 1873. viz
S'ieenza tijufz H. s. No. 1851. tie Series, for
III" sci. sci, See %. sw' swi+ Sec. "a nw'+ nwl
SEC. q. ne;4 neiA See. &C. Twp. i2 X. 81 w. Oh
l.. NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hi.
coE;ti tnuI residence u 'r and cultivation u!
s Nd l. MI. viz Henry Haven. ianIcS MrlIngh
Alfred &. BotsEori. Frank re"ciou.. all Of beta
Colo.
". II. STEER. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
The Crawfori.C Upper Ditch Co.

The stm. holders Of the Crawford. +.
Clipper Ditch Company are hereby i'll
formed that the annual meeting
will l,s held ut the residence of
John Olson. on Tuesday. Jan. sth. 1889.
at 2 p. IN.
u. F. RICE.
!. :. 2 AknnH M11REH' Directors
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Link Here.

The crnyon Istirait Uf McGranalsn
s. Butter tm,k the prize vt the fair.
The prices amt g.nsls have taken first
premium from first " last. Call xnd
examine for yourself.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
NotIee fer Publication,
LAND OsrIcE AT MoxrRosr. C.ro.. -,

Dee. 10Th. i>sS !.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
S.ftler mas firi notice al his Intention la pIHle
fn:l pf ,uf ,n support n hIs rlaix. and that ~ Ill
ri,'Df Viii be r,a,ir before THE Nr:stef and ite-
ccivcr n; Sonlt.>". M,a,truse cnuGty. Crin ol
Jan q. 1879. ~ O'Clock n. IN. viz: John w
hulscy. u. =. 1876 Ute Series. f"r The neI1 SCI
- Eeii aud SEA. nwts. see. i3 Tsp. 10, S. r. o.
" eth T. NJ.
f'e fanes she frl 'wl32 witnesses I, prove his
c0nti,'ii residence u,rpn and cal iSat Oh III
said land, viz: Charles +. Biox>on. Edward
Wii,y; Frank Davis. T., B. Quackenbusl, al. OF
Delta County. Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Notice for Publication.

Nov. i7th 1883
N"t'rr Il ha-ahv g'vrn taxt tho fIiowirg nam
ed settler has F'"A motto. -! h!S sItPntion to
m"kn HaIi nr.f IL su ~ ,r' ~ his claim. AMI that
said ironf will lie made hrftprr T.. l.. Kellogg.
Cerk nftr- hl.trrt Court. NJ Meta colo "n
ts-r. :G. ! 80. VI: HMa"" Fimh,'i Bras'ed.
~. 4 M ifG;. tiir Srres. far the wls nr'f S.".
II. And WI s". se". q Two ~ SIR &c W 9Th r. ".
u" names ihr following witnesses to prnvc his
continuous rel irnc" ua.'n. and cultivation n.
SAID land. III: Chn't u. 'hnsnn. Juhl W.
HrAl'irfI W'l''aw E.'v Si,nns"n. .Iosc''h i0l-
Inns. all Of Delta pOstsftr" Delta ct,n'' Colo.
w. ~. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Delta county can raise more grain to
the acre than any other county in the
State. If you don't believe it. Just
keep your eye on her and he eunyinced
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Notice for Publication,

lee. {. !sss,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler a. died nntcc Of III. intention I
h,lke hma' prou IN support of his claim AMI
mat said pio'G VIII BE- made i,.f.rr A. i; X az
i'"uniy jung. NJ Delta. toto un Jan. i6. ls-s.
VIZ Mrs. F:tiipie Watr, y. 9 W. o. II. Ser
:os. for the y nwh and w me-. Sec. o., Twp.
-. " X. ~ ~. 6.h =. ~.
lie naIn-, The U'l"winc witnesses to prove bi,
"n,,.fi,in,'s Ies"!,hcr uUnn; and cul,ivsi"n y.
81 iaIid. VIZ Joseph W. Hr ,wn. John |. iru-
iinx. lh'nE,sC q War Aaron CiDusi, al. Of i'au-
mia. Le.tai County Cnursd,.
v. SrEKLE. Register
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EKee0fOr's Notice,
ESTATE OF L. A. rATCHIN. DEcE,sEr.

The undersigned, having beeS appointed Eye.
''utTiS uf the last VIII and Testament uf r. A
of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives nnlice thai
she VIII appear before the Cuuhiy Court OF D.i q
uaTy Ie. Ii. On tle last ACndav IN January next
M whic!, time aI itrs ms having claims :gnist
>h1d Estate are notlhri and r. Gursied to attend
nn uie IN tae al lar.- Tie same adjusted.
Nj rer-r'S indebted 10 said ts1 are requested
I" make immediate fay ment tot L.. undersigned
Iva Gu 'he nm "a ol Dcccihb.r, A. ~. iSs..
ELlEN \. rArCiIN. nxcrutrlx.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
The Largest Stec.

Of watches in the country to select from and
will duplicate sny prices ia the u. s.
FESLoN, MoSTgosE, COLO. in McConns
aud AcClures new building.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

The Denver Republican Of last Sum
day WAS the hest and largest paper ever
published in tho state. 1t surely de
serves the large Patronage given it.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
RlaukefA.

The hest blanket for the money 10
he found In town are the 2.5Ouli wool
and twO.yard wide blankets at
liCGRANAIlAN & BUTLER's.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Who will be United States Senator2
This question seems to trouble the
people about as much as that of prrsi.
dent short time ago.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Gloves and Miitcns.

Just received pew live of gloves
and mitteno. at popular prices. at
McGRANAHAN Il BUTLCKR
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Henry NJ. Stanley, the African sx
plOrer, is Il captive of OSnan Digna.
The surrender "f snakim by the Brit
tsh il demanded for his release.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Fly disreling 'he symptoms $. sflea .is>AA-
en- for consumption. SANTA AnlE has
10y rrumpi'y hr.tking up The cough and sslA
t!st rno onr1 dcvriopc. into that fatal dls.
cas- will yet save thousands from an su,iss-
iy grave. N"u make ne mistake by xecPisG
bottle Or tbs pleasant rensdy always u
tAe hou--.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18
Election Of Officers.

At regular meeting Of Delta Lodge No. 81.
AT. d A. ~, Dec. 2ist, 1883. all members
are requested to be present.
A. r. KING, See.
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SOy. 30tlI. 1885

oUo' -NUE. VVtU. 1o5U Z CU
Notice Ia hereby given to the holders
nf said warrants that interest will
csass after thirty days from date.
A. II. HOWARD,
Co. Treas.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Forty and atty bushels at wheat per
serc 10 what we raise right here in
Delta county and not half try.
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Prank E. Dacons. of the Lake City
6enti,akl. has gone east to get married.
We extend frnternal hand to you.
Frank.
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Il ts rumaved that we are to haze
another railroad.
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Call for County Warrants.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

Delta. Dec. 10th, 1888.
There are funds in tIIe i,ands Of he
County Treasurer for payment Of the
following county warrants, viz:
The Delta independent., 1888-12-18

Toys Toys and Toys
At Mrs, Mathcrs.
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stocl 'tsers Meeting.

stocn 'ders Meeting.
'eting Of the stock
tand Ditch CoIi-
at five o'clock p.
A. J. Sparr. for
"icers.
'AUsEE, Sec.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-31
SCIENCE AND INpusTn.

"A stained-elass factory Il 70 b.
started Al Lynehburg. Va
-"Crushed bamboO" Is a new papei
making material. and Is used with the
most satisfactory results.
-Of late years much careful atten-
ton has been devoted by physicians to
the relations between the temperature
and the death-rate due tn different dis
eases. One Of the facts most clearly
established in this field Of investigation
is the hostility Of a high temperature
70 the diffusion Of smallpox. Heat has
q most marked effect in checking the
prevalence Of this dreaded malady.-
NJ =. Ledger.
Though discovered in 1879. saeeha-
rine is just beginning to be manufaet-
ured on a large scale. near Msgde-
burg. Prussia Having 800 times the
sWeetening power Of cane sugar. this
remarkable product is adapted 70 many
uses Il is expected 10 be especially
valuable In medicine on account OF
its absolute harmlessness.-A
TraUcler.
The production Of locomotives in
Europe during the year 1886 amounted
in England 70 1900; Germany, 2,O9O;
France. 1000; Belgium. 500; Austria.
400; Switzerland. l2O; Italy. 40; Sweden.
so; Russia. 40. and Holland. 20; in all.
s. 400 engines. The largest works in
the world are the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, in Philadelphia. which are CT
pable of turning out COZ per year.
Borsig. in Berlin. can produce 800 in
that time.
The wheat-growing interests Of the
Northwest, the mining interests Of the
far West, and the eotton-growing in
terests Of the South are counting on q
great increase in demand from home
sources on account Of the spread OF
population In those regions. The low
price Of wheat for wears past has kept
the farming interests close 10 the wall,
but with the spread Of industrial ca-
pacity toward the Rocky mountains
brighter prospects are looming up and
better prices are IN sight. The same
influences are at work in the South
Public Opinion.
"A a recent meeting ofthe Academy
Of Natural Sciences. the president, DIR.
Leidy. stated that he had recently re.
ceived for examination from the Geo
logical Survey in Washington a eOllec'
tiOn of fossil bones from ten miles eas;
Of Archer. Levy County. Fla The
specimens are generally much broken,
although the original texture is mostly
preserved and they show no trace Oi
being rolled or water worn. They con
sist chiefly ofthe remains Of rhinoceros
mastadon and llama. A new species
Of horse was also indicated by teeth and
ankle bones, for which the name Hippo
thC-ium plicatile was proposed.-BOs.OT
BudQeL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-31
Machine-Made Wind.


"Window-glass is now made by
machinery" said a dealer recently.
''FOr long time various schemes have
been suggested to assist the glass
blower, whose occupation is a very
unhealthy one. The machine that 10
now in use in Germany not only assists
the blower. but abOlishes the cylinder
blowing altogether by means Of a roll
ing process. A great difficulty has
been experienced in being able TO roll
the glass thin enough so as 70 save
material and avoid expense in grind.
ing it down 70 the desired thickness
At the BessOn works a series Of rOlleR
have been placed between the tank,
furnace and the annealing kens and
leers- Through these, in a similar
way TO that in which sheet iron Is
rolled, the molten glass is conducted
into cooling table by means of q
sluice or canal from the furnace.
From the table the glass passes through
sheet rolls, and after being rolled 10
the desired thickness the sheet is con.
veyed on rollers between two large
cylinders and cut into the required
size. IN J. Mail and ErBreSs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-31
CURING OF GRASS.
The Relative vaius % Hay Msds IN guly
nnd aeplsmbsr.

u
and septsmber.
Ionce laid up a nov Of timothy and
redtop. with a small percentage Of
clover. One part Of she hay was cut as
soon as the herdsgrass was in bloom;
the rest in the same field was allowed
to ripen. The early-cut hay produced
milk and growth without meal When
it was half gone we changed 10 the late
cut hay, and fed the whole NOV. The
stock survived the change. bat when
the early cut hay was resorted 70 again,
began to show signs Of life, and the
growth and milk produced was all in
favor Of the early cut hay. I have
often regretted that the figures were
not preserved. but / have had the ex-
experience and shall not som forget Il.
aud shall never doubt the value Of hay
cut in the early part Of July. nor the
almost wOrthlessness Of September
grass An important matter 10 con-
slider is the condition Of the field after
the hay is removed That portion oi
the moving which l cut early. started
a heavy aftermath. and held out TO
several good crops Of hay in subsequent
years. while the latter-cut portion failed
much sooner. Hay may be cut too
soon. but had only one piece Of grass
70 eut, that would be cured ss soon -
the stalks had attnined the natural
growth and begun to show by blossom
ing that the further efforts of nHture
would not be in the making Of hav, but
in the reproduction Of plant life. by
perfecting seed. Hay seed is good feed.
but costs too much by the busheL All
grasses native to our soil and all weeds
aud other coarse matter in the hay Is
Of far greater value cured before the
deposit Of bitter matter in the fodder.
Il. C. BAILEY. 81 Fdra s'Sd Home
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-31

II. T.. SIIAFER, the candidate for
Judge, was thus highly compliment
ed by the leading Democratic paper
In this part Of the state, the Els
worth DemOcr0f:
4. y. McLennan, Of this city,
chairman Of the Republican judieia-
~ committee Of the Fourteenth dis
trict, ISSUES a call this week for a
convention To meet in Ellsworth,
Thursday, May Il, 1855, for the Pur-
pose of nominating "A candidate for
the position of Judge Of this dis
trict. In selecting n candidate for
this position, great care should be
observed that one H. chosen who is
fully competent to fulfil the duties
which dcvOlve upon him. 4 just
and economical administration Oi
the law is what il sought and de-
manded by the people Of this dis
! trict, and while we would remind
our Republican friends that il is an
almost hopeless task for them "a
select aud elect "a man from theiI
midst for this Office, yet there are
men in their party who posses diff
/ ferpnt degrees Of ability, aud a. q
word uf warming we advise them "a
nominate "A good man IL they expect
| to have any show Of success. 4
| leading Republican, an experienced
and successful lawyer of this county
| will be "A candidate before this con.
| ventIon, aud in our opinion this gen
| tleman, Mr.. II. T.. Shafer, Of VIII
son. will be the strongest man the
| Republicans can nominate. He !,
In fact the only prominent randidat,
for the office we have heard men
| toned.