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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
How TO Make Tea,

The editor Of the Ceylon Observer,
Mr.. j. Ferguson, who for nearly two
generations has been resident OF
Ceyion and "a stud NJ Ct tea, furnishes
the following recipe fer the Infusion,
which IL seems 10 me can not be Inn
proved upon; -,
/. The wuter to be bCiled should
be fresh and pure, and as soft as pro-
durable.
Q. It should be boiled in perfect
" clean kettle, and not deemed to be
boiling until the water throbS and
throws of steam in prcfu5'S-l.
3. First make the teapot hct, then
pour into It the freshly boiled water;
after this strew the rCa--a ttaspoontul
for each cup Of tea--cn the top of the
water, when 1t will gradually sink. In
u.s., way the tea caves VIII not be
scaded and the fragrance will be kept
at ITS best. The water should be used
as soon as 1t boils, aud NOT allowed to
become fat by overlooking.
A. Maximum time of Infusion TO be
five minutes,
8. The infusion (not decoton)
should be decHnted into another tea
pot, first made hot for its reception.
Prepared in this way Cir cosy" is
used) tea will remain hCt and pleas
ant and wholesome for more than
double the time 1t would were cold
teapots used.
G. DO not use spent leaves for a
S, .ond fusion.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
nrsnA I,sLnu Old mnIds,

Nest girls have horror OF becom-
ing Old maids, but the fear cd THIS
drc.4rr' rllua rs nowhere 80 intense rs
in the French province Of Bretagne,
the Ammonia of the ancients.
From all parts Of this picturesque
and peculiar hand heartfelt petitions
are constantly ARISING TO heaven in
the hope of warding of this dire
cG,amity.
The pure and spctless st, Catharine
has the matter in her especial charge
but II local saint, Guirec by name, Is
believed 10 possess great influence
with st. Oath2rlne, and therefore he
Is pressed into service as an intercess.
or. On St. Guirec's day, the 2jd OF
November, every unmarried woman IN
Brelagne who sees her twenty-ffth
year approaching and bringing no
husband with lit, addresses an earnest
prayer to this canonlIed matrimonial
agent
A ravorlte method of attracting the
holy mans attention Is, to say the
legJt, peculiar In the middle OF the
great moor of Plounanuc There Is a
llttle chapel containing wooden im-
age of st. Gulrec According TO Bre-
ton belief girl who sticks u needle
into the nose Of this figure on ST.
Gulrec's day is sure TO he married be-
fore the end of the year.
The gir,s of the se+ccaLat, however
make their pilgrimage TO the shrine
ON ST. Ca.harine's Gily. April 30
ARRIVED at the little chapel they ad-
tueSs not a wcrd Of supplication to
the saint either aloud or silently, but
Chamber up On the pedestal of his
and stick their needles In his nose,
which in few days assumes the APP
pearance of d populous and thrifty
pincu.h,on, and 50 it remains until the
annual cleaning day,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

Chicago, Oct. EOS. I, Norris, a
Chicago contractor, was arrested last
night charged with an attempt upon
the Ayes Ct John W. Gates, ex.presi.
Dent Of the American Steel and Wire
company, and W. j, Crimson, general
manager OF the Omaha, Kansas CITY
d. Eastern r&ilroad. When searched
cit the police slta,don twolrgerevolyers
were found.
Mr.. Crimson was entlcsd to this city
by telegram purporting to Jbe from
Gates, oAing Crimson to meet him
ut tie Ginnd Pacific hotel. MIR. Brim.
son vent TO Mr., Gates Office They
decided that the telegram was from
Morris. Both had received threaten.
Ing letters from him.
The police We're notified and zap
cured Morris while he was entering the
elevator in the Rcokcry building,
where Mr.. GJ,cs oitce is.
Morris says that the Wen owe him
money for work THAT he did for THE
Illinois Steel company. He denied that
he intended TO ini.iCl bodily punish
ment on either Gates or Crimson. lie
says that he int}hded to collect "a debt
cG SjOOOO from The men, however, ut
the pelnl of a revolver,
". q. Brimson Is general manager
OF the OMAHA, KANSAS Clly q Las, ern
llL.r.l,d, winch was formerly one Of
THE kansds tGty, Plttsburg IL Gulf
branch lines. His obce lbs IN the Sc.
curly building ut Seventh and Wyan-
dotte, kansls City. Mr.. BrlmSon's
name was used in connection with
the presidency of the KANSAS Guy
Southern railway UT the time OF its
organization and Mter 1t WAS reported
ahav he WIS TO be made its general
manager.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
At,l,e Telephone,
"HlallUo! CenItral?"

"HallOol Central?"
"What number, please"
"0ne thousand two hundred and
Elxty-four."
IL don't caIbch That"
Zone thosand two hundred and
kixty-dour,"
''ITy il once more, please"
"'Twelve hundred and siNtyfour.'
''aeven hundred and siSty-four"
mo; twelve hundred and slNty-four
one thousand and two hundred and
EfHty-0our"
~ can't give you two numbers at
Dnce. Which do you want iirsO"
81 was giving you the came number
two different ways"
"a D,atle louder, please. ! can't
quite make you out"
81 said / was giving you the same
number two different ways"
80, yes; well, what number do you
want?"
"Twclve hunrdcd and slXty-four'
"SupPcse you give me each figure
separately-as one, two, thrc for IN
Stance"
GAN right, One, two, three, -FOUR
1--WE, six, ccvtn, eight, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve, Col that?"
ayes
zone, two, thrcs, four, Ave, six,
Got that?"
"Yes."
zone, two, thrae, four, Got thst?'
ayes, You want twelve, SIX, four,
do you?"
"'hat's It, want twelve SIXTY
four. Do yau understands
"Yes, understand Twelve sixty.
four is busy now, Ring of, please. -
Bpworth llerasI
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

Little Girl Rocks Her Baby aud slngd
MOlherLy RasIOn.


NIIB. Alvsriie II. ShG,enberger Of
PouLviIp, rl,, Is proud TO be the
youngea. mother in the state, but 40
she sAu ON the porulco Of her fathers
E)Gney en- Queen street, and sings u
her babe, W seems uIS though some
one should be rocking her instead Of
she "a LITTLE enc. Mrs. Shellenberger
is only 10 y,ms of age, and her gown
puaIcply reaches 10 her shoe tops,
After the ceremony which united her
10 Shelhnbtrger who us ~ years Old,
about "a year ago, she went back home
and played with her dol.'s,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Snoll, theparents
OF Mrs Shellenbarger came Oh sturdy
Pennsylvania Dutch stock, and were
uyerac to the wedding Of their dnugh-
ter 10 young horace ShtlIenberger OF
Lower Pcl.tgroye. with the girl II
was case Of love at first sight, and
as she prIttIed to her dohs she told
them of her affection for Horace.
When she remarkJd 10 her parents
that she WINS going to be married they
regarded IL avs childish talk, However,
she met Shellenberger frequently, ana
her love for the young farmer grew.
lie pleaded with Mrs. Smell TO consent
10 the marriage, and, MS she had been
married at an early age, she finally
consented.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
MS nmAIN PAmILNzED
Dr. Carrick says YOutsey In n VicIln
OF Mental BrcnlIdOWu.


Georgetown, Ry, Oct lj,-When
court convened this ornlng the case
of the commonwealth against Henry
You,sey was cd,led. Colonel Crawford
Nlld he would nike to file an affidavit
of two physicians or else have them
examined In open court as TO Yout-
sey's condition,
At the afternoon session DR.. Carr
rick testified, under oath, THAI Nout-
sey's brain Is partially paralyHedi thas
he could not talk or entertain Ideas;
that " was a ease of mental breakdown
or nervous prostrarion 1hecommon.
wca.Gh crlss-quGstloned him on the
idea that NQuscy waa shnmming and
DR., Carrcll said that If he was he, az
a physician, could not detect It,
DR.. j, \. Lewis, who has seen N1ut-
scy several times since mis- collapse,
sad NoUt'ey was IN seml-consco aus
rGUe whenever he SAW him, ana he
cI,ld pr no response 10 his question,
lie sud 10 might be several days be-
fore luu,tE would regain conscious
ness, and Il he dId regadn II aud then
be subjected TO the excitement OF the
trial II might bring on another a,tack,
he said his physical condition was
. normal except that his pulse was 90
and his eyes crossed, with the pupils
contracted slightly.
Dr. d. u. Knox who had examined
Youtscy oftcner than d., Lewis cor
roborted Lewis and CarncR George
Robinson, Wallace Harper j. W. Penn
and Bud lIrannOck, the guards who
oIBtendedYoutsey, and STATED that TIE
prisoner seemed 10 be In a stupor, but
would occasionally get out of bed
without assistance, though his eyes
were closed all the time Harper said
the patient objected to having the hot
water bug placed on his head, and
once shouted loudly: Go away; go
away
Judge CNntrlll, deciding to continue
the cCse. said Noutsey had not had 4
fair chance TO recover, rs there had
been too much noise and confusion in
his room, and directed the doctors 10
keep everybody cut OF the room eX-
cept the nurses and guard,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
A MOTHER AT ThIn rEEA.
Lille Girl Rocks Her Baby ana siEGd
mOIheFly FasiOu.

Mrs. Alveidie r. ShdGenberger OF
PotltYille, Fu,, Is prouG ~ oe tho
y,oungeac mother In the sbate, but Gs
she sAg on the porllco Of her fathers
home, en- Queen g,reet, and sings 10
her babe, W seems GIs though some
one should be rocking her instead OF
she "a little enc. Mrs. Shelenberger
is only 10 y,AIs OF age, and her gown
scarcely reaches 10 her shoe tops.
Alter the ceremony which united her
DO ShelNnbtrger who rs 2g years Old,
ObOut q year ago, she went back home
and played with her dois,
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Snell, taeparents
OF Mrs Shel.enberger, clmt 81 sturdy
Pennsylvania Dutch stock, and were
nyerSe TO the wedding OF their dangh-
Ter 10 young lioracs shellenberger OF
Lever pCLngroye, With The girl IL
was u case II love at frat sight, and
SO she pruENel to her doi!s she told
them Of her affection fer Horace,
When she remarked TO her parents
that She was going to be married they
regarded ii IS childish talk. However,
she met Shellcnberger frequently, and
her love for the young farmer grew.
lie pleaded with Mrs, smell To consent
10 the marriage, and, rs she had been
married at an early age, she finally
consented.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
A MerIted Indor.emeoL

Gralnllcld, kas, May -, 400.
Moore Chemical and Mfg, Co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Gentleman With plesure | advise
you that on last Saturday we dipped
P,O35 head of stock no mlshaps or &C.
cddents Of any sort, and the cattle are
Rocking clean and nice; lice dead,
mango healing, aud flies are feeding
on CATTLE not yet dipped. We followed
directions to the ietter, near as man
can do, Everyone pleased with our
plant and your remedy.
Yours respectfully,
S, S. REYNOLDS Mgr,
Guafnheld Stock Yards & Dippng Assn
For books Of valuable Information
pertaining TO Cattle and Hog raising
address Moore Chemical Go. 1901
Genesee street, Kansas City, Mo
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
NO INTERVENTION.


Tho German Emperor FnvOrs Englinh Rule
In south Africa
London, Ort, 2O.--'I believe" said
Emperor William recently hthaIt 1t is
to Germuny's advantage for England
to have the Beer republics
The complete accuracy OF this inn
portant quotation, which gained
strength from the fact that 1t WAS not
said with any IDEA OF repetition or for
Hhe sake of modifying some British
diplomat is reliably youched for. The
remark was made in fhc course of
conversation between the emperor and
one of the leading Germans whose ad.
vice in matters OF commercial policy
his majesty greatly Relies upon, and
who, by the way, is not lover of
Great Br'DGin and her works
Through u recent visit Of this indi.
Nidual To England the Associated
Press secured knowledge of what may
be fairly described us the emperor's'
candid opinion of the South African
matter, For several days the EnglisA
and Continental papers have con'ained
hints and even assertions that Russia,
France and Germany are contemplate
ing Joint action with the idea of coer.
cling Great Britain into granting ut
least "a degree OF independence to the
Beers.
Several correspondents have adduct-
ed the most circumstantial details to
prove the existence OF this undercur.
rent Of projected diplomacy between
the PARTIES mentioned and while the
English public has grown Injured to
intervention rumors. this aast revival
has secured no small degree Off Gre
dence and has even effected the mar.
lSelts. Whether Russia and France ever
contemplated such action is not
known but the circumstances under
which Emperor WlNliam spoke effect
ually and definitely dispose of all pos.
Hlbflity of any European intervention,
for lt is acknowledged on all sides
that RUSSIA and France would NOT act
without Germany.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
Reclining Chair Cars on Day Trains
mo Extra ChRrgc.
II further information is desired, sec
Pa LEIMBAOH, Agent,

sale Of Tickets 10 Texas Resumed
The Santa Fe has resumed the sale Of
tickets to Galveston and points between
Alvin and Galveston via Purcell and G..
0. ~ s. II. R'y. Through train service
having been re-established into Calves.
ton. @. A. Walker Agent.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
PREPARING roR TIE OPERA.

Mr.. S. Kronberg, who has charge OF
che Mauncie Grau Metropolitan Opera
Company, which comes to Convention
Hall, Kansas City, December 10th and
1tth, has decided to partition Oft the
hall leaving only about onc-half the
present dimensions and thereby cut
ting out all the undesirable seats. lie
realized THAT this would he necessary
and ais the acoustic properties of the
hail are beaustifu) there will not be
one seat in the hail in which one cam
not see and hear perfectly.
Mr.. Kronberg feels vt his duty to his
patrons that he inform them of tho
chance and that it will be to their
advantage to send in their orders at
once, IN the ham Is not 30 large and
the orders are coming very fast
Price # Season ticket, So, ~ and S.
All orders to be sent to $, Kronbcrg
S20 Tltman building, Kansas City, No
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
One way to Keep Cool.

One way to Keep Cool
Ma-LiNle Jim, how can you rusf
around and play so hard in this no!
weather?
:Tim--Aw, ma. faint hot at all: mi
and Tommy Tbbs has been playlR'
camp o& in blizzard
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
One way to Keep Cool.

Ma--Llttle Jim, how can you rash
around and play so hard in this hot
weather.
Jlm--Aw, ma faint hct at all; INF
and Tommy Tibbs has been playiv
camp cut in blizzard
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
A Horrible Sciencr

In the winter of 1864 PEARSON BrownA
how of the Knoxville Wing received by
mail IA suspicious hooking package
upon investigation before witnesses
proved to contain IN bundle of small
Pox rags Consplraltors of THAI sort
could study the higher branches Of this
science in China, where according TO
the statements OF DIR. II. D, Ellls Of
Canton, hired assasNns ctten make a
specially OF propogaiting conblgiess
diseaI0ss by tricks that almost preclude
the possibility of detection. In the
guise of peddlers letter carriers etc.,
they c'ontrive 10 get access to private
residences for few seconds and
know hcw TO utilize thelr orN Ntuni-
HES. With the deNterity of hong prac-
Eice. and often i'm the presence of the
fntended' victim, they spread the virus
of DEADLY disorders upon the chairs,
beds orgarments, or still more easily
upon a bathing towel found on the
back porch Of the bungalow, Or else
they will wlyhy children, dandle,hem
for few minutes and dismiss them
with microbes enough TO supplya good
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

HouEeholder-Do you know I some.
&mes think that gas meier cheats
me?
Gas Man-Wyll what of II? Wouldn't
you cheat the meter II you knew how
TO 90 it?-BoarIon Transcript.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08

Now since you need some dishes, or
and visit Brehmsand get some at those
reduced prices.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-08
Effective October 7, 1900,

Double Daily Service.
Between Little Rock and Alexandria, with
through sleeping car between Little Rock and
Alexandria on train leaving Little Rock 1870 p
nj arriving Alexandria $3.50 u. M, making d.
rect connection with T. & p. train for New Or
leans and points IN the Southeast.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
strasburg's German Enthusiasm.


The seemingly enthusiastic reception
given to the German emperor and en-
press at Strasburg, when "the city was
profusely decorated with flags. and
much animation prevailed in the
Streets" will no doubt cause much
sorrowful reflection In France. When
the old emperor in 1879 reached the
capital OF Alsace to review the troops
there he found most Of the house
blinds down and the streets all but de-
serted. That was just twenty years
ago. But what a change has come
over the inhabitants Of the reichsland
since then, even If We make all due
allowance for official flags and anima-
ton which may be made to order! And
an imperial palace now also adorns
Strasburg.-London Chronicle.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
WAS HARD TO KILL.
DHAR SURVIVED LEAD AND A
PRECIPICE.
Required . Chase Up . Canyon and
More Lead - California EishsFmAn
Rsdely interrupted by Big Brown
Bear with an Ugly DEPOSITION.

From the San Francisco Chronicle:
While fishing last Sunday near the
head of Squaw Creek, in Sonoma coun-
U, q party OF San Francisco and Clov-
erdale sportsmen were attacked by
huge brown bear. Luckily they were
armed, and soon halted bruin in his
fierce charge by some well-directed
shots. After a long chase through
dense underbrush and among pitfalls
and precipices the bear was killed. The
weight Of the brute was 467h pounds
The members OF the party were Steve
Giannetoni, Fred D. Spaulding, John
F. Duane Of San Francisco and George
H. Hall and John Arnold Of Cloverdale.
They had been camping and fishing fo-
three days near the Geysers. Last
Sunday they pushed on up toward the
headwater Of Squaw Creek, and not far
from the limits Of Lake Mendocino and
Sonama counties In search OF = like
ly spot in which to cast their lines,
the fishermen were crossing Humming
Bird canyon, when one of them caught
sight OF the great brown creature ad-
vancing toward them There was no
time for the digging of trenches.
Quickly they unslung their guns. and
each one took careful aim, first select
ing tree that could easily be climbed.
On numbered the big fellow until he
was turned by shot from Spaulding's
rifle. A second later George Hall pink
ed the plantigrade just behind the left
>fhoulder. whereupon the bear col
lost his footing and went
tumbling to the bottom Of the canyon
far below, carrying with him great
rocks and bushes uprooted in his swift
descent. Even then the bear was not
done for. He scrambled to his feet.
growing fiercely, and made on toward
the head of the canyon, followed by
the dog of the party and all i've Of
the men, Of whom Hall was the fast
est runner. Fully half mile away
Hall came upon the quarry. nearly ex-
hausted He was finished by the nim-
Bile Hall at close range. Halls break
neck race through the thick chaparral
and over the stones had left him al
most devoid OF clothing, and this fact,
together with his scratched-up face.
led the slower members Of the party.
who soon arrived. to believe that he
haI had a hand-to-hand encounter
with the bear.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
Are You Using Allen. Foot-E..c-

1t is the only cure for Swollen.
smarting, Burning. Sweating Feet
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
stores 25c. sample sent FREE Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted, Leroy. N. Y.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
1t Didn't Work.

Neary-Madame, l haven't had
anything to eat for three days. Mrs.
Hardup-You're doin' pretty well; but
I've just been readin about man
who tasted for four weeks, and worked
every day at that.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
Well Guarded.

Jonas Junius employs two lawyers con-
stantly."
why two?'
HE gets business advice from one and
then he consults the other about how
much he ought to pay of the first ones
bills"
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
Joy Around the Board.

ri attended a strawberry festival last
night" Where was it," "At our
boarding house; at dinner the landlady
gave us two big dishes apiece"
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

"Do YOU understand your automobile;
Jack?" "Well I'm partially acquainted
with it: but we are not what you might
call intimate friends yet.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

lsabel-1'll never have another photo
graph taken. Dorothy-N ny not. dear?
lsabel-Oh if ii looks like me | don't like
it: and If 1t fiatters me my friends don't
like it.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalltble
medicine for coughs and colds-N. w. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. II, 1900
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

What is command of language. pa?"
Its thinking of something real mean to
say and then not saving it.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

Beautiful hair is always pleasing. and PARkRF'
e AIR BALsAN exceis in producing 1t.
HINDERcoRNs, the best cure for corns- l5c0.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

"What kind of a man is he?" "Oh, he's
the kiAd of man that's always coming
into your office when you are hurrying
out to catch train"
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27
The Best Route fSr Kansas City and St

Is the Union Pacific. Two fast trains
daily. Perfect in every detail. See your
local agent or address Geo. Ady, General
Agent, Denver.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

A Book Of Choice Recipes
Sent free by Walter Baker Co. Ltd, Dorchoo1ae,
Mass Mention this paper.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethng, sotens the gums, reouces IN
fammatIou slays pain cures wind collie 25c bottle
The Grit-advocate., 1900-04-27

Does your wife use soothing language
to your" "Oh. yes; that is. 1t often seems
10 soOthe her to scold me-.