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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Mau berer unbertibrn Gult flag
pper. at Der insen gnleoning er lrr'
sere til at iIaa fig sobt frem ! Der
ben. RGpn.r man Gtempler pad,
bpprIsbes BOG baope tennt % bin
fra en- ~tdroelie 8eepnoelie bar drbeia
bet ia op til bddbe ggre % 8elitano,
iparer be ejerns: "s5o, men BET par
samle Oaee, bet Saapdnne Inlebs
ninger bnbss Der life rni for Sioen."
Sg boa fer ri til snbper 5ib bet fam
me giertase iis: g@rlig Billie, urottes
ltgt Mpb, Irbeipfombeo og Gnsrgi
better i'm geIsnnins MI lisefom I
sanle 9oee." Wen Iieeiom y snmls
Tage" fiubes Der ristisnot csian
frembeles ct fort initial Wennefer,
iom life tpmmer al 6l9tien, forbi be
man9ler netop be napnte Ggenifdber.
uben bpiIts insen Tan pents at babe
Selb meb fie | 0srosn. 8i lrfte fors
Ieoen en- geretning ON en- ilng Wunb
/ alsgbenp. pem.. fom / 2ebst at
be iibIte IA Iar bar iparst meaem
10000 og $4,000 Dollars al psnse,
lom ban bar iient Deo at ialse Mpiier.
Wan bilee neppe tro, at iltet iunoe
labe iia eisre, % bog finoes Der BEN,
fpm sjrr bel, mebers andre ibber
msb Senosrne / Stisbet % unbres
pua, bporfor Der life lGnsere tr nossr
@nltbnine til at ilaa iis frem. Den
20 gor samle Sasfsrer Bert ReiiS
/ Rem Yort, Der for 10 4ar iiben bar
en- fottig Gut, Tom inssn tjenote os
ineen brpbbs fig ON, er iaar aanbi-
bat for aongresmanb oe bar en-
aarlis Snbtast at i'm Sprretnins pau
mellsm 1900 ps 10000 Dollars.
Spao mere f~orIanser mang 5orenebe
StaterS Senator 9eperioss fra Sa=
biand pirttbe | I'm 7ib Tom 8osaeent,
sfter peo ib9rbiei @rbeipe pg en-
SmuIe 9i9lp at en- pelpilis patrpn
at bare ilibt fig sjennem ct Spms
nahum. Dan tisnte NOT til al
Itubere 2pptpnpigbeb % er nj
I en- 9llber AZ SO glar Meblem al en-
6urIamlins, Der ope bar SiIoftelfer
for ben itsrfte 9grsierrigbeb. Orsm'e
nogsn ON, at 3nute Nelion Ifulbe
blips Wisblem at benne Iamms Sprs
iumling 8orbunbsienatet), ba ban
iom Gut git og giGteoe lin Wpbers
aredturer nebe / Wiseoniin, og pilbs
ban nogeniinbe blspet bet. ON ban
baope label fla pilblsbe at ben 1anfe,
at 0erpen Ell for gammel, til at man
IGn9ere ian SIRE fin eptte9 Sntet
pirtsr maaIts mere ~enerpersnoe paa
ben unge Sl9gt eno netop oenne not
Iaa u~lminbelise 5~eiltagelie. at bet
tun bar i De gomls 0ase" bet bar
paro at eigrs en- SraftdnitrGngslie for
at noa ct beiere 0ipsmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

cpet femti 9ofomotiper AZ ben daer
npeite aonftruttion bill rnsb bet fbrft:
bIipe affenbt til llDIanbet at "8oibs
min locomotive Woris." 81 0f bisfs
sanr til Gpbufriia, % til Rp3es
lamb, Is til sGspptsn Os 10 til Grants
rin
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

6utiarsrda ipnss at pile laa en-
Sonturrtrt, iom baaps pao Gruno a.
I'm prisbiaisbeo % ben Rptts, man
baabsr al ,unns sjere fig beruf, rims.
ligpis pil bltpe Ell mssei efteripurai
9are. 5 3unaibar Oorer st SrG.
bOoroi Der. naar man bugeer bet ON,
uepiHoes en- fIphsnoe Matsris. Der BIZ,
Der ueget baarp. mar ben bploss /
togenes 9ono; men for zen idaleoes
b9roes. fan ben formes eftsr gsbaa
os oil iitterlis meb SorbsI iuhui bru
sss til monee Ting. bOrriiI MI bsnpi.
les 9uttaper6a.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

- Spbn 6. Stubbs, Der ~antoseIia
bill blips Oo!si til 6. g. 6uuiingtcns
Gfiermanb fom prafioent for GOut1e
srn pucifc Sanen, bsepnptt TT aar.
risre ION asiiiiereuos J~rastagsui Osb
en- CHARACTERIZATION. >
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

0uIobeboIbninseni 5orenebe Gtaters
Stattommer bar ben 26be Oftober
$451, 477,404 - bet ifprfte BeIsb i
ReierDefonbet, BORON 2anbets 9itos
RE peb at berette. GormObentlis sr
Statstasfens gulbbeboIbnins for
narpapenpe tiniae bet itsrfts Sub
fonb / 0erben.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

&c 5orenebe Staters ubprs Bert
bette Marbunbrebe faar MAJ, en- Gore,
filling ON, naar man bprer, at Der
gar 1900, peb llblsbst at prrfoeni
Spbn @bams @bminiitration, fun boz
to Stater peitenfor Muesberpbjersene.
nemlis 2entudp os 9ennssfee. Oer
er nu % Stater peftenfor MIegbenp.
Sfelse ben / 1900 optagr,e Genius
be TO n9pnte Slater bapbe be fun en-
gefoltnins at msIsm 325,O0O pg
100000. Man bliper n4iten Or
6opecst, naar man ital forisse al
sjsre Sammenlisninser.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Gn parie Stamplet paa Ell Watipn
eler rsttere en- Del at Natipnen, enb
bisie %oprerenoe Heserlpnhninger
Spbitaterne fan man panIfslis tante
fs.f Sitebet for at f%orminbItes, Tom
man tunoe babe Ret til at psnte, labsr
bet inarere til, at bisfe AT ct inb9bt
&aeebab oitterebe acknowledgements
ger bliper bpppisere % bpppissre.
9iblisere blep Der ialfalb tasst en-
Smule Senipn til 9lrten % 8efaHens
beeen at ben 5orbrpbelie, for bpiltsn
apn4ninsen ftulbe tisne Tom Ifitrdfs
felie; men MI ipnss osiaa bette 9su-
inn at babe maattet pise for ben rpps
sierrise SepnIpit. Der ipsrses lit,
l9nesre pnl, bpao OHerst bar aiori
fig hplbis /; bet 5attum, at ben for
Raoielsoaaben ubiete Hessr leper oa
bspaser fig frit er moi til at p~aabrase
BAN be pGrits pinfler % tilIibf Ops
ben. s 2ebst at inoep9renbe Nar er
Negere bIepne lpnfebe blot paa | nj,
p W istantef for at babe besaasi
en- eaer anpen lppitribis Gambling
be er bIepsn lpnhebe for at babe trusl
en- bib peripn meb prbel; for al
bape adbsnburet 5orbolb, Tom lebebs
til en- bib Mianbs arreitation; for al
babe siprt 5ories paa S~sIpfprIpar,
naar be bIsp anfalot at Spipe; for al
babe RjuIpst StraHaneer at Fpsts;
fpr Smdatpperi; for at babe lat pper
en- Glp | en- Serge uben at betale ben
faitiutte afsift; for at bare ct barr
ltgt Rpste ofp. 5 Georgia blep for9
Ieosn to Nsssre lpntehe, foroi be it'll
funce faa Stub paa en- Sars, pa +,
bar uoe paa Sust. Sapbe man It'll
obioIut 9isbeo for, at bet pmirtslis for,
bplpt 'is Zig, maatte man trp, at BET
belle par Digit ps Spipinb.
SIonot Spoitaterne itaar iom Re.
gel Georgia FORFEIT / R9tten, nda,
bet 9iGloer @ru'ombeb mob Reeersn;
ben bar psida iaar ppretbplbt lit Rr
iaa 9enietnbe. ibst ben fun ppert
traifes at MisiisTppi pg 2puiiana
Siteeetior at fcriees at beIfptts Ht'
9erns mob ben bpibe psbel, fom oper
faIcer benz % piner 2ipet at BEN nm
Der dGebaonoe urimeliss VaaIfub, beni
filler MI Gepreids @upernsr iii Sta,
tens Segislotur at peptase en- 9pp
bpprsfter Reesrm prattif tali berp
pes al Rst ipm Sprssre. Gn iaaoa,
COB piIoe iel%pfrIsslis fun sirrs aIef
ten itsrrs. l%lnilien snonu mere ubpre
get, Sabet enoni mere intens mellen
Sorts os Spibs, % 5slsen bib
fanbipnlispis blips, at Bsserne bib
forisss at iatts iis til Mopparse iaa
eoot De- iunbe moo, bpae'oe mee Hett
maatte anfe Tom en- bIoois llreifar
bisbsb. 0ette piIpe iaa isisn lsos ii
npe 9pndninser, ps iiishtfor ! ncssi
@rab at forbeorts pilps 6crbolpsn
utpilIomt blipe parrs sne noaenTnps
Prof. Breckcnridge's DEBORAH Inst
tute is now in rs ,7th year and II ha
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Prof. B~reckenridge's DEBORAH lnsti.
tute's Bookkeeping department with lis
Po9d instruction. well fitted up Basigess
WoHs< Business Pracrice-cheap rates.
o. per month, Is sendiag out many
young people who get and hold good po-
sifions.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Eleven teachers are employed in the
Valdez Business College and Normal
School at DEBORAH, Iowa, Winter term
opens Monday November 5th. Day
board sr.75 a week. Furnished rooms
soc a week. New classes will be formed
in all departments at the beginning of
the term.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Prof. Breckenrdge's DEBORAH Insti-
tute - with its new Shorthand and Ty-
pewriting room. IFS splendid instruction.
new T%ypewrIters and cheap rates. 81 per
month. Is drawing masy young people.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Jprensps Staisrs Senator Sui
lipau fra Risfsfippi sr bIspsn iasisst
af ct 6ruentimmtr peb Inpn 2ucp
9eetpn for gruo at @steffabslrfte.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
eoIs til Sc Jpr,ncbe Statsr: meDps.

GoIs til be Jrrsnebe Statsr: Mebce.
IeIferne ON, at Danmart nsier Gi
iGIes BE- hdnFsmitinoifts Yer til Mms.
rita bar bait itpr Snbignation Der,
% ct Mcoe at 3clpnioIrdopet er
bsfluttet dfbolot i 81. Groir for at
nebtogs en- formed prpteit mob Col
get. lpiierra orsftsr Sagtn unber
fpare SperTtrifter faolpoenoe: "gi
sniter life al blipe iplst!" Slanot
gefplfuinsen | bet bels taset er Der
insen. iom rnifsr. at Eernc itdl
blipe en- Del at be 5prenehs Stdter.
Trnsenao | 2beriee.
Gn Oepede ira Stodbolm odteret
24n Sftober brinser fsIssnce Gftsrs
refining: Den uiGoponlist tore psns
semangel, Der er blepen mere ps mere
frsIis for bOer Waaneo. bar bapi en-
iaa it9rt Snoptrtnins pua Jorrsts
nin9gtiIftannsn, al be M truss af en-
fcrneIis Strife. Den upenlanoits
9aubelsboIance sr frembeIes ufors
oeIaetie for Spertss, % os sjentogre
9aan al Cub / llbIanoet bar life
fprbebrst Sttitationen. ylpe Jorrts
Ringer er itabig unber SpieiIing
men Den nebpenbise &opital er life
til al oportps, pe Qpiierm er fulbe
at appelsr fra 5abriteiere, Der er /
f%ortpiIet qeneenso. 6Olt fra Gam
BET lottes til goerne df ben fore Of
tipitei paa bet inbultrieIIe Omraabt,
bporaf 5eIesn er. at efterfpsrsilen
efter Suie er iaa tor, al Susleien er
ftset fra 20 til so proeeni. Gipile
Sieners er allerebe blsoen tiIitdoet en-
TorhsieIie / fin Con al 90 prOcent for
at tunre iIaa iis isisnnem | bt fore.
itaaenbs bpre 9iber, oa bet %forpentss.
at 4rbeibsbsrrer | Mlminbeliebeb bill
blipe nsot til at fslee Gremplet.
ct Isnsre Telegram fra 9onbon
labsr formpoe. at fpranitaaenbs Be
refining sr noset Operbreben. Oct be-
Der: Gbriitppbsriens aonturs for ct
adr iioen bapbs utpiliomt en- ilsm
Snbpirtning paa 9anbelen. Tom man
enbnu lite bar forpunbet 5slssrne at.
Def sr punftsliet at opbripe aaan.
blonbt unbet forbi Sniterns, Ipm tibz
lisere bar toget be ipenite Sbligatios
nsr, / BET fensre bar biit iis upiaigs
bertiI, uoeet. Der bel oeiua bar i'm
9runb I be itramtne fnautiele 5ors
bolp | beres eeet 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Prof. Breckcnridge's DEBORAH lnsti
tute is now in rs ,7th year and II has
helped more than 1900 young people.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
Suans Srep fmnbet.

2onbcn. 24ne Oft. - ct Telegram
fra Sisn 5En, batsrst 22bs Sti.. flyer.
at @eneraImaipr Campbell, iom IONS
monbsrsr BEN brittle afpsIins AZ
Neutrality-suspicious., ANTON til Sas
fang ben 17ee Sttobs,. griterne
fdnssee so dinsiiiis seif.rlise SoIoos
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

raffe nostr, ON ban fnIste Rang gis
os gus GrempeL 4dn bIeD forbubt at
fslse bet teiferliee 1Of til Singdnfu.
Os ban e. isien | Sbanii offndtet ira
enbDtr Jubfpbelfe pou SrOnen. Oct
pentss. at ban Dil blipe forDift, billet
for en- prtns At Hlpbet e Drrre enb
6aIsbusnins. cfter ben 4inefifte Soe
ON Ssmmeligbeb bIir Selpmorb ris
meligpis bans gnbe. Du fremlasbe
fine 9elesrammer for Wimifter 3ap.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24

Our editor made . trip to the
Keystone refinery this week and
found everything working smooth
iy and satisfactorily.
If Bro. Greig of the Evangelise
will mske an inspection tour
around here he will have q subject
to spresd himself upon his home
industry hobby.
We learn that the cane in the
Fsusse Pointe section il disap-
pointing in the yield, the cane is
apparently fine, but II is hollow
and the tonnage hight
Act No 40 of 1900, known as
the first cousin law, which law
aims at the prohibition Of mar
riages between first cousins, is be-
ing tested in St James parish by
Mr.. Joseph Csillouet, Jr., who was
refused a license by the Clerk of
Court of that parish to marry his
first cousin.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24
For Sale or Rent.

One farm near Keystone plantation.
and only three miles from st. Martin
vile. having 20 scres good land with
house, stable and other Improvements.
having acres stable, fruit trees. For
particulars address to &. FORTIER,
or to L. Bienvenu. Jeanerette. La.
st. Martinviile. La. N-A-l-mA
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.


Superintendent A. S. Woods
inspected the public school here
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. L. Lognand of Grow
ley was in town this week visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Henry BriaAt and chill
.drens left Monday for her home
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Rene Durand had his side
walk built in front of his resi-
,dence on Main street this week.
Mr.. L. j. Gardemal made a
business trip to New Orleans this
week to buy alarge stock of goods.
Mr.. j. G. Grevemberg and lady
and Miss Marie Grevemberg of
.Jeanerette we're visitors to st.
MartinviIle this week.
Mr.. Charles Billaud of Brous-
,sard has sent us a stalk of cane,
of the red kind. which, in size and
weight, is a splendid specimen.
Furniture and mattings at
L. C. Duchamp.
Mr.. j. B. Ferrsn has built a
wooden side walk in front of the
property he recently bought from
Mr.. L. Tertrou, Main street.
Those In need of notes with
homestead clause and mortgage
notes can get them at the Messen.
ger Office at 50 cents per hundred.
The largest and finest assort-
ment of Mems clothing is at K.
Schwartx & Co., call and inspect
their stock, they can save you mo-
ney.
The married ladies euchfe club
was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. B. l.. Fournet. The next en-
sertainment of the club will be by
Mrs. j. S. Martin.
1T looks as il our people are
putting a move on them. sidewalk
building seem to be pretty brisk,
but. yet it is not what it ought to
be.
The public schools were opened
Monday in this parish, with the
same teachers and we presume, the
same old rules, but We hope for
some Improvement in the near fu-
ture.
Buy your school books at L. G.
Duchamp.
Our stores are making splendid
displays, preparatory to the hoii-
day trade, which promises to be
large this year. The show win
dows are getting attractive and
very tempting.
Mr.. Emile Hsuptman. the relia-
bic Piano Tuner and Repairer re-
quests rs to announce that he will
be here soon, those needing any
work in his line can rest assured
that if entrusted to him will re-
.ceive careful attention.
Toys and Holiday Goods at
L. G. Duchamp.
Several priests from the neigh
boring towns were here Wednes-
day to attend the service for the
late Rev. Father A. B. Langlois.
The church was all draped in
mourning, and presen ted a sad
and mournful appearance.
Mayor Fournet is now serving
notices to the property owners on
Main, Bridge and Church streets
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24
Mr.. Alfred Delaupe sent us a

MIR. Alfred Delaune sent as q
cane coming from q patch of seve-
raj acres, from his field, which is
yielding twenty six tons to the
acre. 1t is one of the finest speci-
mems we have seen. the cane is
long, large and heavy, of the stri-
ped variety.
Say, Prof. Greig, what about
those agreeable and entertaining
concerts, we have missed them this
past month. Has the people gone
back on the band by refusing to
pay their monthly contribution?
Can this be The cause Of the sus-
pension of those delightful con-
certs?
The weather this week has been
too warm, and in some section the
planters claim that the cane has
lost in its weight, which, we pre-
sumo, means loss in sugar too.
Some other sections, however, re-
port no perceptible change in the
condition of the cane.
A new choir was organized for
the Catholic church with Mrs. At
kin as orgauist, the choir is compo-
sed ofour best amateurs. ladies and
gentlemen, they sang their first
mass last Sunday, the singing was
good, but the mass is not pretty.
The material of the choir is good,
and only the best music should be
selected.
Mr.. Luke Bonin has opened
here a Wholesale produce store,
with the intention Of supplying
the local trade, and he claims that
our merchants will not have to
sent to New Iberia any more for
goo in his line, except that they
have preference to patronize our
neig bors instead of our home
people. Luke should be given a
chance any way.
We learn that Mr.. III. L. Brous-
sard and Mr.. ID. Boucvalt have
rented something like over three
hundred acres of land in the Cy-
press Island section, which will be
cultivated in rice, and which will
be irrigated from the st. Martin
vile Irrigation Canal Company.
1t is the intention of the managers
of the canal to extend it in order
to mrigate about one thousand
acres of land more this coming
crop.
We have beard several of our
carpenters say that work was not
too brisk, aud yet we noticed this
week carpenters from New Iberia
building the fence of Father Thi-
bault. Is it that our carpenters
charge too much, are too slow, or
won't work? There must certain
ly be some reason to import car
penters from a neighboring town
to do job of SO little consequence
when we have more carpenters
than this town can keep employed.
Those needing wedding invita-
ton should call at this Office and
examine our samples and prices,
we have just what they want, and
can do it neat and cheap.
We have noticed in town seve-
raj stove pipes that should have
the attention of the authorities,
because they are dangerous and
may at any time be the cause of
serious fires. There are two stove
pipes sticking out Of the south
side of the College building which
oro met N fou ;ucboa lon0 which
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24

When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take . dose Of Cham
berlain b Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone up
your liver and regulate yodr bowels ma
king you FEEL Mke . new man. For sale
by T. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24
State of Ohio, City Of TOledo,{
Lucas County. g.
first cousin.

0oooC OVo1Sys
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney q Co.. doing business In the City
Of Toledo, County and States aforesaid.
and that said Arm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of CATARRH that cannot be
cured BY the use of HALLS CATARRd
CURE. FRAME ]. CHRNER.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day Of December,
! SEAL Notary Public.
(~~3
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
". and sets directly on the blood and
mucous sarfaces Of the system.
Send for list Of testimonials.
FL. Cheney & Co., Props. Toledo. o
Sold BY druggists. price 80.
II Halls Family Pills are the best.
We are anxious to have in stock
legal blanks of all kinds, We have
just received special material for
that kind of work. Lawyers and
notaries having good forms that
they would like to have printed
should submit them to this Office.
We desire to secure the most de-
sirable forms. Our prices will be
the same as charged elsewhere.
Persons desiring to bay or rent
farms and plantations for next sea-
son should consult Mr.. Laizaire
Bienvenu, the real estate agent, a.
he has several very good farms
and plantations close TO ReGneries
and Railroad. Also town lots, re-
sidences and ofice for rent or sale.
Some people think that the
fence around the church square is
an improvement, bat a large ma
jority of our people think the con-
trary. Not only that the fence
looks bad, and spoils the appear
ance Of the church, but it was en-
tirely unnecessary. Nov, If 1t is
not kept up. and the grass mown
down, which will be quite expen-
sive, We can expect crop Of tall
grass.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24

The Musical and Dramatical Enter
tainment to be given BY tho pupils Of
tho Convent School on Sunday Dscem-
Der 23rd Tor the benefit Of the school
fund, promises to be brilliant success,
and We sincerely hope that the good pro-
pie Of st. Martinville will show as they
have always done their appreciation Of
the Labor Of the Sisters.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-11-24

~ nsvspapss bse sslssd - yUns vsaas
b TAs New Orleans Picaysna 1thas q
: he W.. political and ee,ssA ssws Il
sscA day, ~ - M&kss Reports aS
striedy impartial md Trustworthy. Dsny
Edisioa s. fos I mosshA Tvies.A-Wsk
Edition (issued Moadsys md TharsdeysN.
q ysas. Ciss II PiesvsAe MI
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-18

night and morning with a small
quantity of mangels or sugar beets
at noon, the hogs being kept in fair
ly large pens. One danger to guard
against is the overlooking of young
hogs. That, l believe is one of the
principal causes of soft bacon. An
other cause of inferiority of product
IS found in an attempt to thin down
the hogs, which have been forced,
by starving. Hogs while young
should be given a liberal but mod
crate ration with plenty of exercise.
In finishing, barley is one of the
best grains, but it is still better to
have variety. My practice is not
to boil, but scald the feed. The
object of producers should be to
grow their hogs as cheaply as pos
sible by liberal use of pasture runs
and vegetables, but when it comes
to the finishing period grain must be
used.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-18
OF Interest 10 Sfockmen

John Graves bought SO head of
Hereford COWS at Walton. They
arrived at Meade Tuesday.
N. B. Peck informed us that he
has purchased some of the Hereford
stock shipped in by Mr.. Graves
this week.
]. H. Camp brought to town
Wednesday, tape worm about 20
feet long, which was from 14-month
old calf. 1t can be seen at this
Office. The calf had not been doing
well and Mr.. Camp investigated with
the above result. He thinks a num-
Der of calves are thus affected.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-18
From the Hutchinson News O

From the Hutchinson News of
Dec. 20 we clip the following:
There is perhaps no organization
in town which enjoys mole pleasant
times within its own circle than the
P. E. O. society. Last night one
of the most delightful events in
their history was celebrated. The
club members entertained their hus-
bnads and number of invited guests
at the home of Mrs. R. +. Steele or
First avenue east. The beauty OF
this home was enhanced by elaborate
decorations of holly and mistletoe.
and the club colors of yellow and
white were also used, conspicuou:
among the decorations being a large
star.
Among the former Meade people
present who are members of the clut
are: Mrs. r. L. Steele and Mise.
Grace and Jennie Hudson and Min;
Bodle.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-18
FEEDING FOR BACoN.

At the annual London Cont. fat
stock show the interest in swine is
paramount. Competition is close,
both for premium awards of live
hogs and the same dressed. The
successful winner of the first pre-
MUM on bacon hogs last month was
]. E. Brethour with Yorkshires, who
gives his method of feeding as fol-
lows: Pigs are taken from the sow
when about months old. l give a
little milk and middlings for one
month, and after that the young
hogs have the run of the field until
putup for the finishing period, which
occupies one month In finishing l
use barley and middlings every
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-01-18
EAST SIDE ITEMS.
Still it rains in Kansas.

Still it rains in Kansas.
People on. the east side have
begun to prepare for spring crop
in earnest.
U. G. Cowan and family dined
OF S. M. Benefits Sunday.
Preaching at Lakeview school
house next Sunday at 3 o'clock.
This will be next to last time
that Rev. Jones will preach there
before conference. Rev: Jones is
well liked at Lake View.
Mrs. ]. B. Innis, who is staying
in Meade. sending the children to
school, came out to cheer John up
Sunday.
School was stopped at the
Highland school house onaccount
of the children being exposed to
measles. We have not heard
whether there are any cases yet.
A. Mahieu is the champion pea
nut raiser in this part, raising IS
bushels last year.
Mrs. Pinkie Steele wasat home
the latter part of last week, her
school being closed for measlgs.
One of the east side prospect
i've Woodmen came very noar
missing the supper last Thurs
daylight. Ask VanHosen why.
Everyone that attended from
this neck of the woods say the
Woodmen supper was success.
Mrs. Cowan and her brother,
Charles Mcnamara, werein town
last Saturday.
Charles Edwards was airing
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We notice in the Hutchinson
News of Jan. 6 that the Married
Martyrs to the P. E. o. society gave
a banquet to the ladies at the Mid
land hotel recently. Among the
toasts we find "Why are we here?'
by MIS-. R. E. Steele. Among those
present were MI. and MIS-. Steele,
MI. and MIS-. Hudson, and Grace
Hudson