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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
NEXT YEAR At Topeka
Odd Fellows Completed Their
Work Last Night.
GRAND0FFICERSINSTALLED
Meeting Was Unusually Large
and Enthusiastic.

The odd Fellows closed their work last
night and adjourned to meet next year at
Topeka. that city having secured the
favor after a hard contest
The second days session Of the grand
lodge convened at o'clocH yesterday with
the officers Of the grand body in their re-
spective chairs.
On resolution the grand lodge sent a
carriage over to the assembly TO convey
TO the grand lodge the committee appoint
ed by that body to convey the greetings
Of the assembly to the grand lodge.
The grand master appointed Past Grand
Patriarch F. sternberg. Past Grand Mas
tiers W. l. Brown, D. B. Long, C. W. Jones
and George W. Brown as a committee TO
visit the Rebekah assembly and convey
to that body the greetings Of the grand
lodge.
Resolutions of sympathy and good will
to the Twentieth Kansas regiment were
unanimously adopted.
The proposition TO allow all third de-
gree members to- vote for grand lodge Off
GERS was referred TO the grand represent
atives to bring the matter before the SOW
ereign grand lodge, to see If it would be
legal
The petition OF Almena lodge to be al
lowed to solicit aid for an Iowa brother
living there, was adopted almost unani-
mously.
The committee from the, Rebekah as
sembly, consisting Of Past Presidents Ada
f. Flad, Jennie N. Wehe and Alice B.
Long, and Chaplain Sarah NJ Hanna. was
then admitted, escorted to the platform
and introduced, where they each made
short and annronriate addresses. CONVEY
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CALLS FOR VOLUNTEER POLICE
Chief CubbOn Busy Preparing for
Street Fair

Fort Scott's experience during the last
week has led Chief OF Police Cubbon TO
take an unusual but a creditable step.
Fort Scott. in the midst Of its carnival.
had a bad experience with thieves. So
bold and defiant were these Scoundrels
that the police there had 10 call on aid
from Kansas City. Wichita ought 20 re
able. and always has been able. TO cope
with the thieves in big crowd. but as
the street fair viii probably bring the
largest crowd the city has ever seen. il
IS best - make sure in this matter. and
Mr.. gibbons call for volunteer police
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M0oRE-BAENlSCH NUPTlALS
Married NJ the Home Of the Bride.
W Rdnesday Evening

On last Wednesday evening sfr. Pen
ben 7. Moore and Mss Ora Baeasseh.
bath q tbs city. we're quietly married
a. tire home @ The bride. o. Ire corner
o. Chicago aud Oak streets oaiy TIE
relatives and fsE - tas NEST intimate
friends we're pressu. Ar s1f Mr.
Mosre eft Tor The east whers they vii
vlsi. Tor a tsw weeks TheT rseelvsd
many costly presents
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Herman & Hess

Jacob Zirbie VS.. Grand Master Colaw;
dismissed
S. Smith VS.. Wallace No. 800; dis
missed.
F. Caprez VS.. Waldo No. 42s; dismissed.
K N. Fisher VS.. Kensington No 4os:
sustained.
Kaw Valley No. sl5 vs. Harmony No.
"a: dismissed.
T. c. Mullinix VS.. Central Kansas No.
412; sustained.
F. Brown VS.. Capital No. Ss2; dismissed.
The following were placed in nominal
ton to be balloted for next May:
For grand msster-C. R. Walters, o.
wego; G. T. Davies. Concordia; ]. ".
Haughey. Wellington.
For deputy grand master-w. H. Lem
on. Olathe; G. w. Brown, Cherokee: L.
NJ. Penwell Topeka; n. B. Needham,
Clifton.
For grand warden-Abijah Wells, SEN
eca; ]. R. Roll, Pratt; ]. B. Dillon. High
land: James Vance; s. B. s. Wilson,
Olathe; ]. NJ. Johnson, Gsrnett; ]. G..
Denhollem, Wichita; ]. F. Kirker, WITCH
tia.
For grand secretary-A L. Hampton,
Lafontaine; D. w Kent, Topeka; A c.
Dow, Lacrosse: F. P. Cochran, Cotton
wood Falls; H. C. Mccoy. Coneordia;
w. T. Taylor, Narka w H. Kemper.
Horton; C. A. Gibbs, HalloweH.
For grand treasurer. G. Beal. To-
peka.
For grand representative. A. Colaw.
Cherryvale; W. N. Glenn. Tribune.
The installation of officers for the en-
suing year then took place, as follows:
Grand master-John A Bright, Topeka.
Deputy grand MASTER. W. Haughey,
Wellington.
Grand warden-G. W. Brown, Chero-
kee.
Grand secretary-D. W. Kent. Topeka.
Grand treasurer-L. G. Beal. Topeka.
Grand marshal-H. NJ. Steele. Topeka.
Grand conductor-G. &. Potter. Turon.
Grand guardian-Lou Lips, Abilene.
Grand herald-John Campbell, Hutchin-
son.
Grand messenger-A NJ. Simmonds, c.
darville.
Grand chaplain-Rev. B. NJ Powell, Sc
dan.
Grand instructor-w. NJ Glenn. Tribune.
The following district instructors were
also appointed:
First dlstrict-H- 3. Horstman. Lansing.
Second district-C. Sharp. Ottawa.
Third district-H- A Scoville, Column
bus.
Fourth district. j. Martin. Yates
Center
Fifth district-U. swisher. Gypsum.
Sixth dlstrict-W. II. Cecil. Lincoln.
Seventh district-Clark Conkling. Lyons.
Eighth district-Lorin Terrell. Utica.
Ninth district-A I.auterback. Colby.
The following standing committees were
Election returns-w. B. Jones. Topeka:
D. c. Rossmau. clifton: 7. G. Holcomb.
Credentials-M sarbach. Holton: @. Y.
ALBANIAN. Atchison; J. NJ, Sweeney. Mound
-ity
Judiciary-E. s. Bertran- Council Grove;
T. NJ. Johnson. Garnet; x. F. Aiusser.
Grievances and appeals-Lsvl Ferguson.
y eilAflsAol = - CalLF 4G--t severance
y c. Dow, Lacrosse.
sIation-WIHam Mathewson. wYch-
IA: F. P. Cochran. Cottonwood Falls; :.
;. Ausman.
Finance. p. Mitchell. Geuia: Early
,arder, QuInimo; Z. r. DeWolL Kansas
'itx.
state q the Orders. T. Herman
Charters and seni-aunuzI returns
larry Flynn. Leavenworth-
Re5ekah I55ges-D. 3. Long. Ellsworth.
Statistics and correspoz5ence-Harry
,esgrove. Mcpherson.
Mileage and per aiem-w. H. WATSON.
.ossvi-Is
To revise grand sna subordinate lodge
onstttutions-F. H Be,tou. ENERGY
. W Jones. Moan5 Ci.ys 81. a : Bid.
o1aka.
The grand lodge then adjourned sine de
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REUNION OF STUDENTS
Old Garfield Boys and Girls VIII
Meet Thursday.

The resident students az the GARFIELD
university are looking forward with
much pleasure TO the reunion which Will
take place AT THE Friends university on
next Thursday afternoon and evening.
Frank Payne Is president % the reunion
association sud Miss Young Is secretary,
They have received information that
there VIII be quite a good attendance
L VIII be larger than usual on account OF
the street fair. The Garfield students
are now scattered all over the United
States and their reunions are highly In-
tsresung-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT
Refaz Prepared Under DIrsesfsz Of
Nm Cook

Al elaborate i've Stock exhlbtt e. bsl1E
prepared Tor TIE street. fals zn5sr sss g.
rec-s7a O. WIZ Cox zns tAst part q
rsxt weeks show wlll - uauszz1iT ~
r-actra. THsrs wlIl b aas hosz. pozl-
tn. saee7. csc There - Erezx interest
IN re sxhlz&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13

Janes TzPp. % IKE Rss FTazt Eaessi
expressed alzsslt very pisiu.y q TIE
clssszE h9sra fsr al retaE stores egrs-r
s.reat FAR week TFs sssd .se ritT had
ss@zt -s1zszs3s y 411zrs = sr.ss - Ess
3 Mttss -szreAfson ard sa.aTseat 0st e
msa. aes = a nst sss hsw asF use
c14s set Z; seE1zg ssazs he sad tAs
e.e-ks ssaN-xsS asffs reereai4sz- Aa1
sssz- ever store 81 tAs ely shsuls -Sa,ss
promptly A. : essex
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Regular usiness meeting o. Elk lodge
tonight. Full attendance IS urged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
All Persons

zts1ane - have tsslr eflssEsr sskea csrs
- Ezrf1E ths Ear AZ F42sE - Fstf
wefk ear .eAFs fsgH Haeh Sis HsFtrs
ara &Ess Cspae ~ tas ~e-E-ew E1r-
6efEaffsn Al 80 Erst ssEss Fas. = ttH
80 1z Aases az ssgass -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13

Special attention is called
70 our line Of these goods az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13

Most Wichita people who are lovers OF
good bread are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
25C
Worth Fifty

Positively wortli
Twenty-Five cents
This Is the last We shall
have 20 offer 81 this Stock
ing al the price.
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a earloas war,a surrtra,.

An instance ot Tie survival of osd-
words IN country districts came uuder
notice al Beaeoasde-d This week.
In ter1er 70 the urban council foa~
public lighting the contractor quese1
teEms for lighting and douttng. tas.
lamps. Tie word -'dout~ is regarded
By eegulologisls rs obsolete, although
il WAS in oiden times used IL the sease
70 queachs icing contraction ~
.'da OUT ii rEae same way that def.
and don are contractors Of "do on.
and 1do on The word is used ia
Shakespeare (HamIet, Act /, scene 1s.y::
One Dram Of base
Doth al the I.oole substance doa..
The word is gl.u IN common ns. II
TIE villages Of Buckinglalsht.e as.1aag
the laioring classes. but IL ig rather
unusual TO hnd it used ia connection
with a business transa ctton OF z pub
lie iody.-I4oadon News.
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lengths. sland or cad a+Drad liz,. :,
terial and wood l,Isfii there Is a oo.. -
twp- Cover With leaKes o, se.a,.. - q
an outside shell Of dirt Make d-ss--. q
PAGES around tfse aafto1n. Is ss'''
1e'e al the TOP aad dov-n this d,o-. - a
coals- When the Ere is well h. ave
within, cover the aoie 4, the Ton
careful 10 keep all aales. exce,r >. q
bottom. closed Iii fne wood is r.T ~
ehaFFed' then uneoTes sa'd plle 10 o5s
Corr eobs burned Il 1he sans wBr
are almost Necessity IA fbe ,,o,,,..
yard or Pig pen. N-neg.sve- nivs
chickens arg kept the spring t,l5r+,,9
Of brush ana litter ghoz6a fa d - - ;
charcoal. by snofhering he ira ~
the remains saved for ela r,rs
pens, or IL tfs absence of E:ee e-e.o.. =. -,
The garden iseds
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Lns. jack made tv IL l.:n ruaaic-
through a. z L, Z a1E & When the
snetk is 1aE o. -77-s.--t-i-5g made. re
l1aezs -ne 5acE tlE z-s1hLlz-e 5ng Las pin
ana ticlsh L without
Tfe -bs shocE vileu G4czle fsT uaars Of
z epur-5Tanee sillw1 Il a-ur4 , cor
posed % Z f,nie tz+ sr az E4a1 long.
'1zz1a rope l1E- -l-:-2Ig1 z1 anger hole
II zne pole THIS i -Els< through the
ssas,ek 1ysG-=--tz1ls-ls II tLs WY ID. and
tne rppe d-EE-1 a;sau-41 me shock as
rigaI Gs / e- 1-a~a and nade
tesf. u --is 1sli4@ TE.l-l= ing s1ock Is be-
ing Tee Z golcE z-aglz- Il Ills man
ossE atlc I1--elEsssee...T -s4- WI sand z long
-i--a aZ41 VII s-G-L Esez- L he corn
Is 50 bs hllsEE-l t,I1- zy=szgcz. Il Is 70 b FED
% STOCK, Z lusEz-e t.szEh. shown il,
--ttlss second el- Tr5I tse coa7enie.l7-
r1is Is carried u a51n.s.ae Of shock
waieh Is -ilats5 9se- "a The bench.
ine a1UsEer seazs 3---rsslz On rhe sea-
ssld begins working -Ele Saover toward
3ll1z- aad w1e2 IL ge-s q bundle Of
essaEenl:nt s.z= Il IS tssalnd and laid
z.lte, ana Sc oa 1.-l Al IS husked.
This T,r@Fao-s -Lsssz-g 2oy, and ii is.
Sar mora co1Fea!eg u sit than 10
kzaeel down il -as lla 81 snow.
II hauling IL lie bundles / have
Bond x Fery eooTeaie-lE 70 load from
Fhe rea- iarr ot lie wagon by walking
~ 2 running board. which hangs on
TIE rear Of the raek and IS dra
along ID tas 1ex1 shl-ek ali the time.
The rear pos Of he A2yrack should
De reaorea- and .x.3 short stout cor
ner pieces mailed IN zast high enough.
70 n9t interfere WIKI loading. bu-
which T-ill preveLs-r:se corner bunct,es.
Of fodder slipping of. I have nerer
shredded aay fodder and know uo4h-
ing Of its ralue from practical s.zzd-
point harlI2g fed ali my fodder in he.
old-tasil.oned lnaEnsz. have seen rhe.
corr harTesters al york. whic, ems
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Wherever fruit is rsFan- by The IN,
culie creseent-shaped mark is laa-
thai gradually daadens The portion n
fruit enclosed. 50 that tie sap vii "a,
aow 80 freely. This -deaaezins Of -,s
fruit VIII extend 10 the srsrn and loas.7
its bold Inside this crssee1s marx -5a
eureElllo egg vii be found Il used t.
be supposed thai The cnreulio conld mn
lay IL, eggs without making this marx
II does, not al least. bit the 1wo opera.
tons a-e entirely separate. Insts3e-
TEACHES the -'lfftle trick 10 aesde1 rhe
stzi-l u ss-tier 10 stop the aow OF juices;
which might food and desEcT the asy
she IS about TO lay This aeaaen;n--os
he skin causes The fruit 10 r.eea rye
Gaturely, SO thai whan the egg hatctps,
La FF'orn has ripened iaseae4i alof graea
e--1t e-1st 70 feed upon
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Setting Tns4 .

II is not gped pian 10 ser pes.x To-.
II the fall. as digging The SSH ~ 49,.
time makes Il peruus, and ttsa or.s- IN
be heaFed out by frogt The fr,lo7rs.-
winter. AT whassrer time TIA r,os. :
set tie soil sheuiE be well nsc-.s
around Il, and If FOR fence tse hoe~5.
should be nailed On as sbDa as
30 that they mar nor be warpe5 an. ~
plaee. Gate posts which have IN -,
port gate should t,s protected e~ar
sasglng by digging a trench s,Brt -
the gate and fasssBirE III the -,as.
stake the length Of Eise 7ranch am nm
ertng il with earth. TEES VIII be- --rcb
better protection thar stakes lsc-l-r
against the post wtlit.napzlly help ror,-T
II ID, as The stakes are rhelnselras..1t4..
ed ny By frost and ace as leve- :,
ralsse the posi- they lsal 1l;--a;nst.
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Chess Came Lasting F1ve ye.,-s

Probably the longest game Of chess
eyer Known was that played between
man living il Australia and a friend
tn Newark, n. /. Each mere wa3 made
by letter, one player making use Of
the Europe and suez Canal route. and
the other writing via the Pacific
Ocean and San Franc'geo. FIVE years.
elapsed before the game was drawn n,
q close. Another similar record In
chess playing was a correspondence
game which took place recently be-
tween several Germans living in New
York and chess club IN Bremen, Ger
many. The game terminated in Feb
ruary last year with a victory for tae
Kew York players, having lasted a
period Of two years and five n.ontlx3.
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aavs yor saer the brilliant hale
Eirciiur round ths farmers broEr-;
Eave yon noted 1gat me comniuss
aoio no te-rors for hiir now
Grea1 RED dragons, gstoIHlses
And snch things are Es0w eoaurs'as--
Rain bs falling over Kansas,
Ano the corn crop y assured.
aave you heard the Gistar7 swapping
Watred OF fne br@ecs ef late.
laS tia Kansas corr is shooting
Upward ii a rapid raTe?
Every snalt bears twins er triple-s,
Which sid tair 10 De Inatls7sdl;
-.oos out for Z record-bresae--
Kansas t.erE Is now assured
Even kansas hens are cuckling
N chorus OF delight,
A1ld t1le beef sBeer and his sissF=a
And the swine smile gr the sssut;
While the thrifty Kansas farmers,
By ae sophisE-Y aliurad
flsnra NJ their saius hv miilious.
For The corr ereE, is assured.
abilene Chronicle
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Test the Cows.

Al cows should be- ..recsgts co6Es-
rziat is, the record Of every csw should
De known. whether good o.: bad. TIE
lsaIryman who does not test every cav
II bis herd and inform himself regard
lrg her value as a milk ana buttar PRO
aucer works in the dark and IS unable
30 determine which of Jh.e COWS give a
profit. There is no Implement aore
servtceable in dairy management Ehan
the scales. When. all fqad is weighed
for each animal. aud also the milk and
butter, lot only for a day or week,
bur for year. the uGpretitable cows
will be disposed of and better ones
take their places. Daisytests of tie ami
mails TSill lead 10 Improvement every
wear.
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Shire ia lIion .srri.o-,,

LIE sire stallion Traitor, .155,4anl. r,as,
ftaaad il 1898. bred by Lard aatbdaId,
ans Is. NE property Of Mr- r. II. Eud.
sen Danes1eld. NARROW. Buckingham
shz-e, England. His sire was Insu-gea-
1855. Gam Benny Duchess br William
lie. CgaQuenor 233saa He has van. the
following prizes: 1897. third london.
shire aR-se show; 21-guiaea cIp Gam.
bridge County show; 1855. third Peter
borough: first Bath and West At Car
di1; drsr. Wiltshire County az Swim,
daE;- drst and champion. Royal Coun-
Ilsassat Portsmouth: second, RnE7R Ian,
cssiz!-7e Al Blackburn. first and SAi.e.
Horse SoeieTy's silver medal for t4Ss
eIEi-a, Gloucester County ct Caeliel-
hans- and first East Rarks at Maiden
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loosely 81 af,n with ihe aupact aven in tses
dsu. light CT having undergone much slif-
ferlas! Neville felt sudden degsse 10
kzs7H whe- ha6 Drongar rlm 10 such {
pass e-d turned to ask what y game
ior s-i,-11 II saeE3eD- tae yoans taan
sf'rrzae fe-1'arr- claspipG ms hHH
Q a,se yois-vpi,---t4at is what ! came
if,r aa4as- I teaunof trpsf usr eywn fsti,e-,"
lssE!r cried As-viLie. Almost taking tiu
II Ms arms IN E spdaen access oe io-. -.is
II yoa- Dje&.-yous 11eu I'll o4,r trvan5es
kre n=sriF eoaed.''
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Devices for harvesting Corn.

iteFices Tor He-r~sTIGE Corn.
sof aEef.y man kIcrws how To stand
FL Shock ofl-or0 which viii not TWIST
o. iean into an u1,-scognizable mass
;-&1sr II mas mad l1ne TO season. says
2 writer il fhe Iowa Homestead, from
H-ilict zi,e cuts are reproduced When
l pu1 NJ corr bT hazd always use
Z JACK like that seen Il figure l Pull
-laa jack along 70 Ihe place where the
alsos.k Is 10 slaHa, Sc that Ing roanG
piE through the 2z4 Iaeee is directly
'Es- the place fer lie shock. SCI up
1asl- armlos1s IL the 5gur recasses >of
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Growing of Potatoes.

1t IS conceded BY. all growers of potts
toes,shat while Whole seed. is expensive
yet the most vigorous growth, largest
yields and best quality Of t0bers IS 2so-
cured by planting. whole seed. Shou!d
tee many stalks appear they may be
trimmed out. Some varieties thrive
better Oh light soils snd some on heavy
ground. for which reason new rarie-
ties should pot be entirely subs4tutec!
for OLD ones antil tested.
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Z r,agss-ald peSan te raa6 vTEsf Txaaa hai
50. down
Fliren mad sat with isls ileai E.-zt 6uE7
azsd tia arms r-osse6 l:r1i,.- IN. waoie o.
the ti1se occupied bT tpe r..adiur q lRe
s'onfessie'12. As tias lawyer cease, h SIG
geT4s5 II nas feet and stretched cut ms
asnd 10 eulR~st 3 herring i117ofun1a-itz
they FL ifroE.S5 a1 atu-ris -lEiE. asher
fare er6 hzea e-es fc-uizs. q DI.rrra of
4 despair
Suppose ] vera 10 sign & confession
snEI't-rtIzss rvaat Lana ass stated ne saiG,
Il 6 VSaee hpsrse Rad grating. as # Be III
fs-'en tEre words with Iiifacultv: -Avhct
would yen do for nle IL mr. extremity ].
ActAlns fe- nothing II tilis wgrLl yor
know Would yon laf uae pssss OH OF rnis
p4see, 6Id nsip Ds ie LAND N Sev zaa-
iall- gfT,nE Zce tsn E,cEnGis 70 s7a-t wifi
Consider weii i,efure rezfnsln--Allss
Cta-;foTf.is name VII zseressariiy ~ n-a.s-
ts@d lat8 corr, and b.-T fol4F exposed, Z
l Ell i're3gnr 10 triai. Can you f1r.zgc
Tonr vengeance II orlls~ te sa~a hsr mama
an Fonrs IRON the 5es--s OF ttas Is-itist
E'ui'ascs ! put you IL ttsassg1uleG sussz.s-
sion o. stsm -3gnls, acknowledge Es-sssiite
AZ iEnposte-, and agree 10 ri t:se iaE 1..as
:
iaaG- Then, looking a. Iss@eg--.E5 5czss,liz
Sf,s.- so!ic'Io-- an1 ieE ma kcsg nay 1g4s-e
AtEss q saprT consultation -sa.- T.s--r,s
we're agreed 70 and Eilson rzs7a1e ae Ras
Iesl
Il snall nor stand N tse se:g-S epeg IF
tsr al u erie6- aar-c.z-7.s T. fgss.fs-
ca1 eat 1lpE-s.zsf yiT4 nas 7,ay4z- xa
snall sora b@ eu:- q ms-
-<gs.-
LIZ nm al ths 11ae; eaE rsa.-l r.s6ai.s,t
rs'lse NE HifserzlE'se -aaa tat- zzita asase
vvtlir1 he t2ad Tsave- fsan -tss -s5r- - ;zys..-
20 ems r5ais pa-- u -ae zAla--. - se nut
itsf'eC4 as tlls Esaicse .Grr7a aEzzsr Il tsse
darkness
4 yea- aas iaa-5y -- i-s enurse.
tjeFoLsz- 1oy--a b-s.it-- 9as- le-tst.s-.
I5z'IigiIiG sE1nsllinE dars AIT r,.sasu-srle
seelEs gatherings n aauv s-acnr-v homes.
Ns-i1ss Is i-ssstss Aa3eel rpyas5s s,tt;r..- f,p-
VIII stie-iEs eyes as sn urss1seakai.e
.isassa1e -e1sis-er &c tltu 4 fr,vst- ei,lsi,
Is OF fE 1ases, sz+-1 rapture N ise~ f.,s..
sas ss st,an 10 Ina her fare 1sorx --,ti,
-sss- Of l,ss- desr Observation-Disclosures Caro-
re tfs come Dsck expressly fo- the wed
ting, Aazt vs<-ak the b-idai s,ells VII
-iEss -fi.-i- zI1e---ses- ann Mab vii f-s-ln,
be- lie as siscouuEess NEn,nere
l>aiile arc io0E Il sas sta-s-i,cE f,-3gnt
.sey gre tonight whispered .SevilIe 10
s.af.s- softly Possessing himself Of iss-
Rand as 1tse parry nse rom 1ns 1aflie and
III crossing liz :s--e nall
TIE ltsrs-s Anse- { ,nomen. or rro te-
1iza -ns others. aHs Neville adds fouEiy:
Tn'e Day mex week we snail see -tle
;taes together on 1be shsres Of -t-e Mea-
terrfa-zn, znd Eo1 vii t,e--aItu-ons
DOL gssrt-rrr wife,
soEleriilns. Of neGvsnly Deauyy i-radisres,
aasls fasse as sils responds 70 ms words.
Aefe OF there wna1 ma1t--s II Is u,e
,e.s. Neville:
For v-he-- rhoa ar is home 70 NE.
A1se ao-.as without tnee canno. t.er'+
TIE snd)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25
sugar Ecets as Green Food for t4o.-

*nGar Bcefs as Green Food for uo.~z
IAe be9t rocr for hogs is the beet al
o7e'S nave more or less sugar, but If i
better ~ grow the sugar beet. eye,s
lnouse 1t may not yield 50 largely as
90 me large, coarse varieties. Tbers is
no tLa1e In the growth of beets v.4an
lhey are not acceptable food for 7aoes
cohhaed to their pens. They are better
iced and more chaaply grown thsn c1o-
yer, considering the waste of me clo-
yer when it is either pasture0 or cnt
aEa fed green. There is little nut,>.
ment in clover until it gets into h,ns-
som. If fed then, hogs viii nose ~
eiovef over 10 get at the helds, and
wili eat very little else. Batfthe whole
OF OF the beet, including the leaves. will
De eatega provided the leaves are fresh