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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-19
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Conditions Favorable I'm Eastern and
Western Washington.

Following Is Re weather crop bulletin
o. the Washington state weather service
for the week ending April Is;
The weather for the past week Was very
fAangeahic. and. therefore, not generally
favorable for growth. Showers and sun
saine alternatcd. and while I'm the Fast
en section there was a deficiency rather
than an excess OF rain. In the Western
Section there was too much wet weather
for working the soil. and too cold and
cloudy weather for vegetation TO do Its
teg
WESTERN SECTION.
Although spring opened earlier than
common ~ two or three weeks. the cool
an vet spell of the past two weeks has
hal a decided Influence In checking
FTAwth and tn hlniertng farm work. But
fhe bulk OF piowing and preparing the
taa has been completed. and spring seed
hg finished or nearly 80. In most iocaii-
Us. except the northern counties. where
Is progressing satisfactorily.
Wheat Is sproutinE nicely ana oats az
~ mostly in Clover is reported 10 he
rsRnE exceedingly well. and grass Is
tarsshing
fae hop yards are in promising conGi-
Ia. much has been done and vines
Frs inches high are reported. From the
srawberry beds come good reports. They
Neat through the winter IN excellent
aape.
Fsees Il a universal agreement In re
fafs thar the fruit crop viii he very
teoa. unless adverse conditions occur
h'er on. Prunes. cherries. piurns and
ssFlY peaches are in bloom. apples are
- 50 far developed. being later. Such
.kst frosts as have occurred have not
siarst the fruits. neither have TIRE high
hfafs and hail done more damage than
sF1a OF a few blossoms. OF which there
VS. an abundance
violent storm or wind. rata and han
eeoarrsa on The 9TH. originating near the
se1sshia- IL moved toward the north
- ara along the entire eastern border
f0set sound. Crops were not far
sao4Se advanced % he materially In
.Fsa by *. The principal damage was
timber, Of which a great deal was
tesa down
tae soil is now in excellent condition.
a. when more warmth and sunshine
- s growth VIII take place Vsry nap
EASTERN SECTION.
.ae early par; 81 the week was show
ne latter part dry and windy. The
s~sp~raiare has hen below the normal.
80 tfests occurring at night. IL Is
@kat 1hst fer the most part frutt has
80 injury. The aprlccgs suffered
-, n TIE Snake river valley. and the
-. neihs heaviest On The counties Alst
-. - re Cascades, some reports state
- mare than 20 rcr cent az the fruit
- Vas destroyed The Yakima report.
$3.50 states that there Was no ma
n1ary 70 fruit
r>a-.-st sowing IS g. various stages ef
r.sss. OF completion. according 20 To-
a. N stevens county. the northern
n l'neola ana Spokane couniles and
- county. lt Is well along hut TN
~. Further south 81 is nsostlv nn.
snsk, ~oa IA she Yakima. palouse ana
srsl~ A.~@.''fieS IS coming up. Fab
= =. N done Sc best in Spoksre conn
). was never better A. tsts -,
4 na,...a'an eoanjy 81 varies 80 r,iiur
kslsss. = bar cent looks xeli. he re-
spotted being tain and yellow
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xrvrRrTT RoUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle u is a. m and 40 .. m.
leaves Everett s.{s a. m. and p. m
suuaays--Leaves Seattle y. N. Leaves
Everett II a. m
rare-Singie trip, &c: round trip, 81 g;
Connects with Boats for Tacoma and
gnohonntsh.
Landing-colman dock. foot OF Marion
ss,rsaTTr.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Troup. Pres r. W. Goodhue. s'y.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle an fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria, at a m. passengers rt~
seeived on board at a. m) April 3. s II,
For Alaska-Aprii :. g. 10 and q at
a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Iugei sound ports. at a. m. April 8 10.
Is. %, 8 and 30.
Tickets may he obtained at the ofYiec OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAIsI.. PERKINS a. Co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
J. F. TROWBRIDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt.
Seattle.
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on high ridges Much fan grain had to
be reso~n- Spring grain has come up
nicely but needs warm rains 20 make u
sro" Lake cheian reports planting pro
crossing. and thousands OF fruit trees
being set out in that locality.
GEO -. SALISBURY. Director.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

settle and whascorn route-stafe Of
x,sashsngt0s leaves Seattle daily exceut
sssuraay. q, 10 Q. N. Seattle and Ia Con-
50 reute--F alFhavsn leaves Seattle daily.
sSs4sfs route-state OF Washington leaves
seattie Tuesdays. Thursdays and satur-
fESLER DOCK.
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Silver bars. 81 6fs7iz Draffs-Sight.... y
Mexican dol .55iaNS5lz Telegraph ......1o
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. April Is.--The volume of bus
mess on the stock exchange today was
larger than on any day for months past.
and. with the exception of a brief period
OF depression between II and IL o'clock.
the tendency OF prices was upward. The
buying was very strong and the specn-
latiyes exhibited buoyancy TO which
the list has been long a stranger. Al
though London was buyer here and
Americans were strong on the London
exchange. the great factor OF the upward
movement was the heavy purchasing for
the local account. There were no specially
favorable circumstances affecting either
railroad or Industrial stocks to account
for buoyancy OF the market. The early
buying was by the room traders, ma
tority OF whom appeared To be bulls. ana
as prices moved up the short interest took
alarm and began to cover on the best
terms obtalnable. At the end OF the first
hour a gain from last nights closing fig
ures of IsQJs per cent. had been recorded.
This advance induced reaIizations which
led 10 a reaction OF is9I per cent. In the
active list. sugar leading, while Manhat-
tan broke ~ and Tennessee Coal Ia per
cent. The decline was quickly changed
under the influence OF the ready absorp-
ton OF all offerings. and prices resumed
their upward trend. The buying was
strong aud steady. and with scarcely a
reaction the market continued TO advance
10 the close the final dealings being char
acterlzed by very huoyant tone Tx
cept some few specialties. the entire iist
dealt IN shows a gain on the day.
The bond market today was strong and
the volume OF business was very large.
The sales aggregated 100000 The course
of prices was steadily upward 20 the close.
PRINCIPAL gain was Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern. first trust receipts. S5s per cent.
Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Inaetive.
Railroad bonds-Strong.
Petroleum-Firm: closed zb bid.
Financial.
Money on call easy at itsG2A per cent;
las, loan. per cent; closed. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. iaSia per cent.
sterling exchange-euiet but steady,
with actual business In bankers h,its
81 ss%Ffs sea- for demand and at NS9sa
4 SSis Tor sixty days Posted rates, NS>ss
al. ssts. Commercial bills. sLassg As''s-
silver certincates-69a.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
srEAMER FARATLoN.

sTEAMER FAfsALLON.
Leave San Francisco April Is. May .
I've seattle April - May n ard ~
passenger and freight rates the lowest
-.s~Esf~ ard freight rates can bs OBJ
,atngg by applying 80
aAA q. CARROLL. Agent
r-rsan dock. foot Of Onion street. Seattle.
Telephone 81
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

.~,,rx.on dock, leaves for victoria ana
e. rossraega. daily. except Sunday ~
$40 n m: returning, leaves Victoria .
Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
.Ta1rnsend and way ports daily. except
o-day az q m: Sunday. direct az
3d. re.urnlng direct leaves Port Town.
ssrd at &p. m. Telephone no.
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pr-GET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s-sss.-,sIsy Nj = sTaeoyna- .fffe Ar t.sSar-
,s.fssrn IN. "a Seattle. g Ar s:aoarn
! ss-.Ta Iv. - Pt. r wns'a. = AZ u :1spn
4 Tss.grs Ar.iIQ Victoria - III Lsi s.s5psn
.pasIy except Monday.
e.aa~rsr leaves Yssse~ wharf. ssattieL
FER rates and ether Information sppiy
L A SADEAT. Gen. Agt.- ~ p. r. r.
yeE1er ave. and FFcrt ST.. Seattle
O. YEEkE5. Agent. Yesier wkAxx
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r1aIlv. except Monday. Tine card com
r@axe~ Seattle. 5-es a. M Townsend
go a m Dunxeaezs. n a. IN: arrives
par Angeles. II ~ a. M: leaves Port An
xstex . m leaves Port Townsend. ..
n arrives Seattle. s.sa n IN.
CITY DOCK Co. Seattle. ASentA
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80 local markets were fairly lively
rxerday. especially towards the close Of
q days business, when the large ship
ssnt that arrived on the steamer WaIla
ysla began 10 bes distributed. A large
esfss9n OF the shipment consisted OF
azify produce and a large lot OF vegeta-
hes Considerable fresh fruit also ar
rsFsd, bat was well distributed. Dealers
were n good condition 10 receive the ship
nes: as their old stocks were pretty well
Cleaned up. Merchandise lines were fair
II ssiise yesterday. and prices as a ryl..
firm The oil market Is very stiff. and
prices are constantly on the rise. The
month so far has been very lively Fresh
heats and FISH continue firm. and prices
esse an upward tendency.
Sales OF oranges yesterday were light.
Ard prices remained about the same as
cn the preceding day. Receipts were
quite large. and replenisbed the gn-down
Stocks. Sales OF medium stock were good.
and prices were considerably shaded.
6eedlings are In large supply. and sales
are large on account Of the low rates pre-
yalling. Considerable OF this stock is
disposed Of 10 pedilers Fancy apples
are In light supply, and dealers are hold
ing out for fun figures. Medium and poor
stock Is quite plentiful, and prices have
wide range. The market on apples IL
gradually going out. and other cornmodi-
ties IN the fresh fruit line will soon take
sss place. The market on dried fruits
shows bat little change from day to day.
and stocks continue plentiful for the re-
euiremeats Of trade. Only on the very
choicest stock are full prices obtained
Tropical fruits are plentiful. and prices
rsmsin firm on most commodities. Nuts
ere dull.
Receipts OF vegetables were large yes
terday. but orders are large enough, and
i u not thought that there win he much
trpius stock lef on the dealers hands
sso boats viii leave for Alaska this
fsek. and take a large amount north A
fnall lot OF Strawberries arrived by the
Geamer and the ruling price VIII be
ahout . cents per box. OF native stock
nsw potatoes and rhubarb are In the
largest supply. and prices on both are
about the same IA on the preceding day.
Onions sell well at the recently advanced
Rates. Native celery is In light supply.
sad sells for fun figures, 50 cents per
eafen.
Al grades of butter are In large supply,
sad prices are low and weak. Dealers viii
hardly refuse any liberal offer. Cheese
slows bat little change from day 20 day.
fggs are I'm large supply. and the ruling
Price Is about II cents per dozen. foui-
~ - in light supply. bat plentiful for
o. present requirements of trade. Prices
are firm at quotations.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and. Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa Auckland. ~. H.. and sgd
new N s. w, without change.
Steamship Alameda. May 2. y. IN.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
THos A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
rsoyd block. Seattle.
" Webster. Dist. Agent Vancouver.
I p. spreckeis a Bros. Co.. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP

NE THRoUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia J. A. 0fBrien, Master
leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Gem
,yai wharf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
davs for Port Townsend, Anacortes. Fair
haxs.n New whatcoFn. Blaine and FRI
dsv Harfsor. going through TO Vancouver
~, Thursday trip.
rara 20 Blaine 81! fare 20 Vancouver "a
For further Information apply to Gen.
trail wharf.
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steamer Af-Kf viii leave a. e'cA0ck
sAfs rpevrinw for Alaska from Oee2n
dock. she vii take up about LS,esss feet
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER IY.
OLA THOMPSON.
SarrSfng United States MAIL leaves City
dock. foot of Main street, Nonday wed,
nesday and Friday at a M. Tor PORT
townsend, San Juan Islands ana New
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL
leave Port Townsend $50 \. m. iaav.
rHuay aarpor u.So a. m. leave Roche
narbor lz.so y. m. arrive New Whatcom
600 y. m.
South Bound-Leave New whateom Am
a. m. leave Roche Harhor 600 a m !.
leave Friday Harbor 1900 a m, leave
rort townsend 400 p. m. arrive Seattle
u. r. Thompson. managing owner. ]. A
hatneids agent. Phone $50
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EVERETT ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET

STEAMER CRICKET
DAILY leaves Seattle, $50 q. m. ana ,:<s
- IA I,eave@ Everett. 1918 n m ana
y m Fare-Sinsle trip. - cents; round
trtp. 20 cents Landing NJ Vail a Huh
halls dock. next Flyer dock. Seattle Nall
works dock, Everett
f. 81. HARRINGTON. Master.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
our round trips daily except Sunday.
IN one hour and twenty i've minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
route. a. follows
Taxing erect
TUESDAY, MAY &
TIME CARD.
LcaFe Seatfle-ssS. MS r. m. s.A SD
Sunday
Leave Seatsie-7ee a m. fesea 500 p n
lave d2eona-s.Sa g. m. I'm. 10 p m
Lancinx at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
CONS. and Commercial dock. feet Of Mar
No. street. Seattle
sundays exru~~tnn rates. On steamer
Fleetwood; fare. SOC.
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Total ~aie~,

The ;otAl sales Of stocks today were
- M shares including, American 50
gar N.Ss: American Tobacco. $40. Bur
nnxfan. Ssa CsicaC0 Gas. he". General
,ss~-.rs~ fat.sa: Naftoaai Lead, l@,9s,
Northwest. li-s1l- gaetf!c Mall. 49,.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGELA

Seattle and Townsend-N Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yeslcr dock Nom
a. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg, Pysht. Clsllan Bay and
p. IN. on opposite days. Steamer Evangel
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, Dungeness, Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at ESQ o. M: arrives Seattle al
ternate days 8 p. m.
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STEAMER MONTICELLO.

snyv TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGESESS.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE >~
3. WIlley Navigation Cas- Steanes
AULTSoMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD
Leave Arrive
olympia at. 30 m Tacoma at. ana
Tacoma at. loco . m Seattle at rssn
Seattle al. -. lsoo p II Tacoma at -, /, =,
Tacoma at s.sa m Olympia ts:a q IA
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Le4FS Arrive.
Seattle ...''- - a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
olympia 2.t3 y IN Tacoma - 6ys, = -
Tacoma 49, Sssu p msSeattie 49,. -.N ~
rare between Seattle and tacoma "a
foot Of Main street ~SA.
CITY DOCK Co. Asenta
Capt h Wiley, Manager. Telephone Ssa
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STEAMERS.

r-x-rprTT AND sNOHOMrsH ROUTE
CUT RATE To EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Y caves Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
AVS and Saturdays at 7 a. m. for Ed
nonAs. Mukilteo. Everett. Marysvilla
$50 everett Lowell and Snohogulsh
TN sSOHOMISH. SOC.
:" GEO. J. WILEY. Agent.
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.
surplus .....-...-.--........--.. .$luV.W0
dsnt;,;.:,-..-A A Denny
Manager.-.........N.H II. Latimer
Cashier. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, ST. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
sight bills of exchange on London avail.
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms
Bonds, stocks and other vaiuables re-
ceised on deposit for safe keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in..... .S5sS00
surplus -.......,.....--...-.tlt9.SO
yacou rurtn ,.....--.............-.. President
r. y Neufeider. ....Nice President
H. V. Ankenys.-.......-.... Cashier
DIRECTORS,
II. c. Neufeider. j. n. HAYDEN.
q. Frauenthal. Jacob Furth.
sigmund schwabacher.
Correspondence IN all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe
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reservations taken at all stations at
=. 18th meridian time 6 .. N. Pacific
xx~a GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberserver In Charge.
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She was a naughty dame, and being on
shopping expedition with friend hap
peued to catch glimpse Of an acquaintl
snce she did not wish to recognize.
Let us go this way past be silk counter
| lust saw some one | don't care TO meet.
Who is che? asked her friend, who dld
not see any one near them.
Oh; some horrd woman with smirk
on her face, OF course have only bow
ing acquaintance with her, and although
her foce IS familiar cannot remember
her name.
They finished their shopping, and the
two ladies' found themselves at the same
point where one of thea had seen her d.
agreeable acq 4aintance.
There she IS, again, Why, | do believe
she's been there all the time, she sald
hitting to the person in question.
That woman? Goodness sakes that Is
Yourself you see in the mirror there.
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What memories the CoIey people were
Ikel to associate with their stay at the
national capital, radiant remioicence OF
PIE will be ine1 ,ceable, cluzn Of the
aristocratic west end though by no
means an arlslocrst himself was lmpressI
ed with the Christian duty Of feeding the
Coxey men, Ae not only desired to APP
pease the 7 hunger, but also 10 goVs step
further and indulge them, if possible in
limited luxury,
According to bis taste there was nothing
more suitable for this purpose than pie.
His ancestors were iron New England,
sher PIE for breakfast is the o e dlstlnc
tive mark between Pufitaus and Pilgrims
so 20 settled upon pie as an appropriate
gift to the common seal army.
Having siguihei bis desire for an inter-
view with representlye OF the army, the
latter appeared at the generous gentle
man & place OF business,
How are yoa of for grub? asked the
West End Christian,
Pretty fair Plenty Of bread and meat,
replied th 3 commonwealth cheerlully.
Well wautto DO my duty. What do
you think Of pie? asked the West End
Christian,
Pie Is always poplar with workin peo'
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The Wboy was sitting 10 q chair tilted
bach against the shady eide Of the saloon
taking it easy when one Of his friends
came by
Hello, Dick be said, hats this stoI
~ about the bsrkeep over the way calm
you liar Yesterday aud bulyraggin you
around fer 80 hour er moref
That's What he done, admitted Dick
bol lily.
Wnat did You let him do 1t fer?
had Ing reasons.
lraid Of hlmf
Dick jumped up
Hold on there, par, be said. You
sin I ID the same boat thst the bsrkeep
va, md i. ante ie.
DoB'tyo1 worry about me. What about
tie b rkeep2
Well, 1t was THIS ~sy, eIplaiupd Dlek.
/ The bsrkeep was ueeoti, tlu fer policy
90 hls lie fer SiOOJO lu fsyer Of bs wId
Der The bufiusss Vtsu t settled ulI THE
moruiu. Now it's Ia sorkin order, and
I IL goln over alter awhile and give him
chalce 70 buliytag NE some T. ore. Tbeu
IIl 20 round aud have little tsIk With
lbe vlider You IL oct lLiuk Ia d chuup
lhst cut see psst the Ell Of ny uose.
/ No one who bss tiied burJing up rssp
berry caaes Tor wiuter ever / lake Of foil
loviug sby otLeF Ilrn hereafter.
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Vol .I1All> a


The lu.l,rd at the advanced .np.n
was .t,.ns,l. 3g,et AMI th,u.blfBI and
t,r sao,a. t,upp tbafa wan, s,pna IN thu
r,an, save tho ser.tehigs .t h,r nan
Chest,raeli. sbe remarked. ss sbe nan.
al . ua,erl 70 re.t bst land h.vs
.s,ne1 . pes CHM. the aim NJ a b,ob il, tho
.dy.fermepl af woman in ward ponuc..
0g, frat meel,ag viii bs bpll to martau
snergp3u
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II the animal is handled kindly from
calfhood, and the proper kind OF person
milks her-one who has sense enough to
control his temper there will be very
little probability Of the animal developing
the kick ing habit. II the cows udder If
sore, or ii ore handles tender teats too
roughly, the COW i liable to kick. II she
does, it will be wise to handle her more
kindly ard gently, lest she repeat the
kicking so many times it becomes a habit,
for if it develops into habit, nothing
may ser;e to cure her. Young helfers,
which have Just dropped their calves, may
kick occasioLally at tn beginning; AMI II
the mixer kicks her back, or rikes her
and scolds her roul hly, the chances are
the evil will be aggravated, and the COW
ruined Gtntleness aud kindness with
dairy cows is the best plan to avoid hav.
iug kicking COWS.
But there are frtqnent Instances where
the kicking propensity seems TO be trans
United in the breeding from dam to Of
spring, aud 10 sach cases it will be hAr1
matter 10 effect a cure. As rule, bowen
er kicking cows are tue result Of lgnor
ant and rutal treatment by those havln 2
them in charge, and entrusted with their
traluing.
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sad5ealy.
Why bs-tbe folks 81 home, Of course
staumered The lad.
ABd you dldot bear that dos
beafd 1t aud slso eun shot tn
ate 80 many runaway Yaukeos about 'h'I
We iaiks don't pay much attention.
Blamed II ! dou1 believe you're oe'
yourseli You look bupery enough
Hras him along, boTs
Oscar attempted to eHpoitulste, bat
soaud Of hnpg below interrupted him,
wAereat the cyuiadcrates seemed to b,
alarmed.
Whitaker lodged behind the crest
boulder. determining tj risk being shot S'
rather than return TO captivity. Another
roat from the unseen foe below go far bel
fiiauded him that bis detection was not
at once noliced They dared not then rel
turn for him, bnt quickly disappeared ov'
er the rliee- Just 81 Zim, accompanied
by bis father and several Unionist neigh
bors, came up the rayine. Zm had met
them aud told them his story, aad, rs
they rightly judged that the rebels must
be few in number they bad resolved upon
intimidating measures.
Three months after Ices surrender
Xiuu's father came home one day from
the store down by the railroad, bringing
among other things long wooden box az
dressed to XtmrI Shelton. 1t was from
town in Ohio, aud the freight was PREF
paid.
Inside was foe sui, Of store clothing,
including hat aud Cyercoat. A pair q
boots and some underwear were beneath
Then the lad drew forth breech loading
nas Of the latest make and plentiful sup
ply Of cartridges. There was also leh
ter that read as follows:
Dear Zlm: Here are your clothes back,
also your gun. Would have sent them be
fore but had no chance. Pardon tie de-
lay: And il you ever come this way oe
sure and visit your obliged and sincere
irIendr
"OscAR WHITAKER
Well, Ill be switched exclaimed Zlm,
iondling the rife. Amt she q daisy ?
Wonder if Oscar wants bis old army rags
back?