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The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09
Booth>Lyter.

J. n. Booth. son Of Mr.. AID Mrs.
G. {. Booth and a prominent young
attorney Of this city. was married
on Friday morning at ten o'clock.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09

indicates ill.health. or some
serious arrangement Of the
feminine organs.
A million women have been
helped by Mrs. Pinkham. Read
what two uf them snv.
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09
TEG2M7T-NJT
cEsNr~-y

!:H' ii"<'E COLEMAN. Of wayland. n. V, writes:
dear Mn, PlNSiAM-Fo years suffered with painfu,
men"tns'hn and ialnng If womb. The bcariup.dowp pains
III my eIt. AMI hips wcre dreadful. could no, stand for
m" tntn i've n,iatcs at u time when mcnstrua,ion b.,an
The Marshall republican., 1900-03-09

NV, '"a"NS" ''yaia L. Frnkhain : Nrye.
'aDle Compound. my suilcrings IRE now
u 'h'rs ut the pas. ! shall gladly
recommend your medicines to uil nv
f,t.nt."
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19

tain you In ny abode. tAat tAses 20
may have existent prool q bow .
home 10 conducted whea uD1as IL
supervision Of . naa who a10ats q
no contradictioa-pesnitD - sAviesi"
Mr.. Dobsoa looked as ~. 0oos. II.
0eer looked It Mr.. Dobso0.
II think was ratAR De1DooS 0uS.
ing The life o( Mrx 0sse.s ~ ~
hsad Of the silk dspartosa9
Il shall surely pro1t ~ yUP ~.
dom when I decide 70 seek 0aeRiD0o-
ial felicity" asciars1 IL lsso b0y0.
Come uD any nisht-aav aAgAe =
all gentIsoea!" urged ~ M6Toviso
cordially. NY tastes afs 1sOestie. ]
Am always q hoos II - 0vgnlA0-
gsssrally lying On tAs IssnOo sa3ey-
Ing . gool cigar while N wles FsaAs
the paper to ne Of plays o1ass 0asss
TO soothe ny har.ssed assvssi"
He put his thuDbs in IL og0AossD
Of his white duck vsst anA sooe co0-
pIsesat look aroanl- ..
"Dslishtful!" nussl lls. 0ess.
"Hsavsaly!" ooa.s.ssA ~. Dss-
walk right h nd heasss!. lasesoes-
u Mr.. lscTavisA. ny NJ kDsvs
that ny guests are = - 0o1o Wsl-
cone wheaever thsy aDDsa6. oOoes
u you wish. Try . giaD q go bsse.
A naa's houss b his saGtje, - ASs
ths lord ol Il! That's ~ n0eaD. 80
tle0sa!"
Ths sentIeDss sigAsl sovssasly. u
was not sveryoss vhe - 00eA Q
Iscky Sos - McTavisA. As1 - ssssa.
saltry July nigAt tAsy beas1p1 . 49,
ropolitaa trsia nd wat - - -
bouDs. Thsy Soss1 Il saa1lv, . Desao-
ct, Soseoaa6s1 oaasesa = 0uooo1al
asDset - baek fro0 ~ 0ououe = -
0AaAs q soOs mature 0nnoA n
ali esss $1,000 ajas. ~, OoB DgumDl
~ sssessss bsttsa. Ne 80 aDA ~.
Oosesa shsa Drsssed u b01DDA ~
- rssDooss. Nr. Ger psenoo - 0a-
vse Ar. Dossoo strsAshSsuoo - -
sesoO -
"haybs tAey'rs out!" - Nvssosa.
me. I Aeas vssess. Try a0Aa.-
II. Dossna trieA ssass-oDA OssA-
"a soecsA 'DsDDess - unsk -.
- onSl
Tbs1'ss - issornsi, Z s0-s y
OSss1 - On rtsts.-
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
THE FLOOR WALKER
"All the world was AdAA ooes.
With Eve By his side!"

"An the world vas AdaA ooes.
With Eve By his side!"
-Jsa1 fnsslov.
He was undeniably . credit TO the
sstablishment. No other 1ooewalker
in the house Of Twist q Ta4otA. vas -
majestic Of stature. 20 magniAcent OF
mien, 70 clarion of voice. % suthori-
tativs Of manner. % dictaf0rial OF
speech a. Alexander Nc0rsgor Nc
lavish. It was quite . treat to 80
him como striding down ths main
aisle. his portly person In its we'll
fitting black garmeats and immacu-
late linen. it, tall collar and it, min
isterial tie. . reproach to thoss garbsd
with less scrupulous attsntion to
the details which vs are assured
make perfection. His method oe deal
ing with the sales people Was mon
archical In its decision and Anality.
Hesitation vas unknown to him. A
thing was right or 1t was wroag. From
his dictum precisely and pompously
delivered. thers was no appeal. That
he might possibly b guilty Of an sr-
ror of judgment never entered his
head. There were thoos IN the store
who woadsred II 1t were not likely
that he dictated the policy a the Arm
to the heads thereof. Th8y ha4 .
vague idea Of the humble manner n
which his deliberate dseisions would
be accepted. But II vas chiefly In eoe-
trolling the young women clerks thee
his executive supremacy Was Dsos
plain. He listened to thsir statsnsnfs
with head gently inclined. viii noeSs
brow ovsrshadovsd b. Dsditativs
consideration, With the sweeping oss-
turs Of one largs. white hand snphs-
sising his final opinion and tnsaTuo-
ton.
Il ind It saay 70 euatroa IT, eBaals
SEX" hs once eonAAsd 70 his paydea-
lar frisnds, the BaroDsaa lnes bayse
and the head a he silk Stock. Il havs
made Q study Of II n NJ oVn hooA
Until rsaehins-vs WIN ~ the -
vidian Of lifs," hsrs ~ rubbed the beld
spot on his head WITH . tsatafavs Soes-
finger, Il resided WITH ny DoeAss. In
all thinss shs dseserod 70 ~ WA
1t pleased providsnes % rsDovs ~ !
went to i've With ~ sistse. H@ h0-
band occasionally ht10Atea thss -
considered NJ esasDs aaeoesAt1e. !
succeedsd svss tAsss ID AakiAe ~
will law. Now tAa9 ! - q ~ Ase1
Of NJ ovn houosAe11 u = - aees0ee4
fAce-acespesd. nsaa, ~ MA Ne
TavisA. tAat osse yuls absoooesoy.
I permit 70 iavasao4 e ~ HlgAA
allow no Aistafos1al sa0D1oe3oaA ] -
sise uDoa ths uAlalllag eo0oooaoee -
70 ~ - hsaA q ~ ho1gA o. ~
TAKE In this na11se. Oeo13ea11. = ~
tAl Permit . vs0A1 - - -
sssdisaa eaes - - - - A09
king u - 1sDaGe1s SoaaRs 0o0e
eVenana, aaAelG0Gav I bOoF - eDooes
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
Ti0bss LaoA. Aes Jsoe 3. lS5S.. :. Nssiee
For POklaenlsO0.
U .. LAND OFFICE. No:rkosk, Coin.
October ). I.aUI

.. LAND OFFICE. An:rkosk, tDir.
October ). i.aO.I
Notice is hereby given thai in comrli me with
the provisi ms Of the act Il tons'ass # Juue ;.
ISIS, EMIT ed An act for the ale If tmi,rr
lands IN tie states of - il rnIa. Org' n. Nevada
and ashingt n Territ'ry,' NJ ext nded TO al
the nublc and states by act Of AngntI. ss2.
Jennie 4 Bear. Grand Ju,.'ti"n. e. unity OF NJ a
late OF to,orad has ;hi. day ii ed ia tn "fi c
her sworn statement NJ. ....... f'r t-
purchase OF the southeast Il. s.uth-we.t qmartr
section 2H. north east = H. rtii-wsst 4
Of section M 81 u town hirE s-",th range Ma
es 9th p pincipal mer dian. and vii offer pr,of
t" show that he and s.ayh' is r,"f. va n~bl- for
It's IIbeF stone tAn for ri,.utuI al pii pos's
and I" establish her c aim to sal land before
the Re lister and Receiver Uf tn = Office at Mont
r~s. Colorado. on saturday the 18th day Of
December 100.
She names as Witnesses II. T. Magner,
Grand Jupcti Colo. Ben am u q ecu. and
N. Ernest Cisck, Of ''eita. Clio. and HERMAN u.
Lear, oil Grsnl Junction, G la.
Any and all persons claim ng advrrs"'y tn"
above-ues rbed lands T'uest,''i I" = Z tn r
claims IN his ufiicv bef!s sa.L ,Ih y VI
December. lC0.
j. LAYTON, Register.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19

and las beginning to think that the trou.
be would run into consumption. diunS
take any stock in patent medicines, bus
somehow or other ] tried Ackers English
Remedy. One bottle did the business for
mc-Lnocked that cough out completely
and it has never come b@cs a"ain. There IL
never a day passes that don't ray go"d
word about this wonderful n.diCIue. ! al
most forgot to say that Am stronger and
aeshcr now. since taking tle remedy, thru
WAS before the cough began. write ti.is
letter voluntarily and cheerfu!ly aud Al
glad to do it." (Siened) CHEis. H.AELE,
sGloon-keeper. Pocat.l.o. Idaho.
Sold at 25c. Soc and 81 bottle. throughou
the United States and Canada: and in Eng
land, a, Is. I'd. 2S. 3D.. =. Cd. Ifyou arenut
satisfied af,.r buying. return the bottle 70
your druggist. and get your money back.
We au.Ao-t.s ne atose r.aront-e
n. H. HOOAER 4 CO.. !ro,riIIoSs, seS Y0~A
For sale by Il. X. Braisted. Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19

IIcadgtis rters for fuit haulers. and meals
served to them al al huuS.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
Ditch Meeting Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen III nth- annua meet
ing Of the d o. kho ders of the ir"nstone bitch
Company will he hell at tie Co n H"use ~
Delta Colorado. on saturi ~. Sov"nIi er 3. isov
At ! O'Clock y. IN for the pufp sc ~ irNy'ng n
as-"- -sruent IL ray TIE pT-sstt hdeot-hie AMI
f. Ii election Il nfficeI Tor ih.' -uing war
ana ir the Transaction fsurh 'th"r ts sihe - a.
may properly sAome te:nr- the mceiln2.
II. =. BtI,hS. fTSsidcHt
GKOkGH =. .CaNKLiN. sGrr,tary.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19

~rn - hanged u know whether"
"'WhstAss whatr" ASKED he silk oan.
~O-Dothing! Here's NJ corner.
NSv, what tie devil ars you laughing
ser
rnas nisht - Arss0s1 u IL girI
n - ehiGo0A ~ hal IL locks a
n6e1ssa- Her syes giars1 baSsfully.
- vSsSAsA . bruoo- -se1ck ia oss 0os-
Daar haaA.-ChScaOo TribuDa.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
h~areA Assss oavDa9ss1,

ApRupoo q shs vhtss csagrsss vhSeA
saopsA rsesasly ia Dstroal soos 800
soersss sso tssl. says IL Dstrose rFss
RSua a ssStA1o oDcssu vUoan, Whoes
vNess hsass - b ~ vhlse, sd w.
11Ao hssssse - ~ ~ slfeSs q D.
0ua ssuuasoAnosss, ~ 6soe 0Doa
0oking - osoOFoD - 0oeo - -
- sssesD - DsDabes. A tbs sDso-
- puu0eua - 0a1s begssef w
e0nss - n - sesaaOssA -, Gio0
= - o Nuoue ueeoo V0Oao. - Q -
- oDun, saOn0B1 ~ - Nvsly
snVsssaeasa, ss2lne ~ ~ - nss1
0uovoee, - oaally so1s1 vesA -
06nns Suoy: .As1 v1ssO = ys1s
6unsy: 90 WIllss avssse" vas -
ossk Yyrfy.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
N0elee For Pss sh1i~nsiOn.

LAND OFFlCk At HONTt"-F "I",
September -. 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the { lUa in. H'n' -
settler has filei nuice Of his latent on D." III lie
filial proof IN suppprt Z hs ca! ' a:II that NJ
proof " III be- made bcf,r,. Nj n v elc ,r',ui-
" Judge and x-iri" clerk. al Delta. Colorado,
Oh November 10. 1870. VIZ
JOHNS FULLER,
upon n. 5. 1905 Ute S.-ies. ~ III" S'r h-ei'i
QIia rter, south east quarter section n. t"Nns y
IL j. H. 25 W and lots ; aid !. sect, n II. tpTn-
shlp II 4. 4 81 " 6th ur nri a trcr Ian
he names the follow witn"ss,'- To rive IL
coAtinunus resdeEce up"u and "".I.snt "E Il -"
Ia nd. viz:
Charlie. s. Este~ G"nrge " Hen ,irk.. III
ward Rowan and Heiry NJ NJ Ii, nal "i Corr,
Colorado.
J. A. LAYTON. Re;.is,,T
First pub Oct ;; last Sov
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
Notice fer R-PuLiIcast"n
LAND OYvIcE At MUNTS..-y, To,o" =

Sep'sHIcr ~. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the following naLi II
settler ha, Med notice uf h, IN N Ion /, make
final Prnnf In supp RI Of his calm aud hat
sid prof VIII BE- IlGhe Ie'nr. MIli"n X. We ch.
County Judge and N-'fficin clerk. At beta.
Colorado. on November ~. lsII, viz
fELlX q. koDEET$.
upon his u 9 2u6 Ute Series fpr tn. north east
quarter north as quarter. sr''lt"n. =, To" n.h y
- 3. X. % " tih prime pie mrI d an
He names tie following nitnssss- to prove b II
continuous residence upon and cultivati"n Of
said land. viz:
John MrCanerty. John =. Ou lcr Barn.y Ran
dolph and L. ". wasman, Al "f CedLredse.
Colorado.
JANEs A LANr,>. Register
iFIrS pub. ct. o: lAst Nov
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
D,s~h M-eting Noss-e.

Notice 10 hereby nrvet that the annnA meeting
Of the stsck lo dcr< 4 th- lr nst nr IA, MI u
Dtlrh Com pany. viii b. he'll al the Court " us''
In Delta, Coo. OH saturday. Novemb-r3 isod nj
So'elock p. IN for the purins- :" i'ryins "n as
s.ssnient d, IAy the pre>snt IN lsb' ~ ms. an !
for the election 81 "6'rr. fNr he snsu'rg 'ear.
and fer the tr,nsartio' 4 such "th"r n'isir',s
may prvperiy came brf rr the meeting.
n 4. EAsLkx. PIes.dcnt
0foRGE Q. Cost Id. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19

were proper rem =
edics for coughs Il!
and colds. Most
Of my acqua;nt-
ances werL Of the \
same opinion. 2
Now l now .
somcthingatleast -
athousand . times :
better. 1t Is Ack
English Eemedy
Coughs and Colds.
good while ago / H.
to cough and found
then that rock and
vasuoroOd. loot ",
The Delta independent., 1900-10-19
KuoCk=0ut Drops

lam q saloon-keeper. and used 10 think
TINT rock and re, OF whitley and Quinino
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
Does Ii Pay 10 Buy Cheap?

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve and cure the
more severe and dangerous results Of
throat and lung troubles What shall
YOU do? Go to warmer and more
regular climate? Yes, if possible; if
not possible for you. then in either
case take the ONLY remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized coun-
tries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, ..Boschee's German
syrup" 1t not only heals and slim
ulates the tissues to destroy the germ
disease but allays inflammation.
causes easy expectoration, gives
good nights rest and cures the pa
tient Try ONE bottle. Recommend
ed many years by all druggists in the
world. Sample bottles at Hatch Broe.
and j. L. Bennett'e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
,GeWe&e'& AGe'ae 800
Just Fun for the Bear ;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nCPEAKING of bees" said Deacon
Uncle Jabez and the Despoiler OF
His Beehiyes

20 PEAKING of bees" said Deacon
y Todgers, reminiscently, TO the
crowd at the corner grocery store,
did any of you ever hear of Uncle
Jabez and his adventure with the
bear, or rather with the drunken bees
and the old bear?'
None Of the boys had, 50 the dea-
con began: Uncle JabeZ came over
to my house a spell ago, and blamed if
he wasn't more kinds OF bu9 g1G=s.p
man than any | had ever seen before.
His neck was scratched. lis arm Was
in sling, and all over his face ana
hands were marks like bee CT hornet
stings. What particular form Of at
tempted suicide have you taken up for
,our latest fade l inquired.
I've been trying to catch bear
growls Uncle Jabez. like 4 man out OF
humor with the world.
"'And did you trap nest Of hor-
nets instead? Or have you been in a
wrestling match with buzz saw
1T amt any laughing matter,
sneered Uncle Jabez. Wildcats. bears
and drunken bees are 'sponsible for
this wreck
well l was mighty curious to
know how one little old man could
get mixed up with that combination,
and after awhile he opened up his
heart.
Don't tell me that a bear, espe-
cially an old Pike county bear, can't
reason out things and plan how to get
out of a scrape,' says Uncle Jabez,
sorrowfully. You know that old bear
which has been troubling people here
abouts for months? Well, that par
ticular animal is cut out for bank
burglar, and a good one at that. It's
my belief that a mistake was made
when he was born bear. This fall,
after ! had lost three valued pigs and
some honey. | started out to make
business of hunting that bear.
caught his trail one morning and
started in all the innocence of my
heart. thinking ] would come back at
night with the skin of the knowingest
old bear that ever lifted pig. My
dog followed the trail all right until
we came to one of those little oil
runs, and there we lost it. The dog
nosed about for long time, but it
was no good. l was clean puzzled.
The ground was hard, and there
wasn't a hole and scarcely a bush
near, and how an old bear dog like
mine could lose plain trail was
more than l could understand. At
last we gave up and came home. a
saddened and wiser dog and man.
That evening while l was bordering
lc-an rIfe uugs I56ln, ~r''e,eyfs ap
i myself. That dogs been trained to
chase bears, not oil barrels. That old
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10

one knows who Ben Davis was or
where he lived or died All that is
known of its history is that it came
into favor with orchard planters in the
southwest, and the name Travelled
with the tree In the markets of Phil
adelphia there are probably more of
this variety offered for sale during De
cember and January than any other.
It's ruddy checks on a pale yellow
ground are tempting, and its eating
qualities are by no means poor, vet it
could not be classed as specially fine
but as an all round good variety it has
popular points. And then it is a good
tree for the marketman in this, that it
does not take as many years to come
into bearing as some kinds, like the
Northern spy. for instance, and is
regular yearly bearer, not requiring the
resting spells that some demand, and
seems to be no fayOrite with apple dis
eases that feast on other kinds. Alto
gether it is a safe variety to plant"
So Meehan's Monthly sums up this
much discussed fruit in connection
with the illustration here given.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10
SMOOTH BRONZE GRASS.
Rapidly Establishing Itself In Favor
In the NCrth and Northwest.

Roni,JB~ T~s@ag,lsS3,ip,. FfSnIf In Fnyor
~ ia Ncrtn ,n,i Northwest.
Sr,,o+b hron,a qt.sss has within the
. Il. .rro, v,,,s .,aan widely
- .s.r;,,,f t,,a
'es e',i -. III
west anu noi -" 80 -
where ana mas ptVNeu pto""oi9 '''o
most valuable 81 recent lhtHoaucuohs
among grasses for hay and pasture. IL
quickly forms thick. li turf ana APP
pears 10 grow with eQuaI yi1or in Can
ala ana III Tanrt.~sa. rs.,4Inine green
.,,,.a,,,.,,.,,,t ,1... ,.r.,,., Season in the
-. -,..,,.. ,..oDnial
I III
ca - ,,,Iiti,,,
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- ,,..li LII, an
IT, b.tt,,.
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90 ....,....-.. ,'z.,,,,,,,.,ti,.o-
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= :. ~. l., fl,sb r,,.,n-
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aaal..,,,,s1rI = understandable roc
- ,s,,.,,.,.,i r,.,. rosnn5fna
-. -. ,,5sf,,r,s
~. ,,.an.,..f,l r,,,;.,,tr vf,I, witch
:. -. ,,~a'l,,1.;,,.. Ioe,.,. olans and
l', -, ,,a..t,,,.a All IL ,horoucbIv
aI,,,,.a+,,,. ,,,.,l., ,.,,.,, r,.o,,-
-. ~, ,.,I,,o ~ s,,ootr bro,,o 70 tho
- fa,.,,,a,,, ono o,,tho,.it, on crossns
coz Of i. II i vo,v bordv and NOT in
i,,yod ~ sovoro snrinc ana fan fros+s
',.I,o,, o,oe established sit starts IN
Grow. vo,v carly in tho snrino before
ony of tho rrassos unon tho native
nrairios chow onv signs If life and 70.
mains green and succulent far into No
vember it will supply the long felt
want OF early spring and late fall pas
lures.
Smooth bronze grass VIII Withstand
changes in the temperature without in
jury. Its ability TO produce good pas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10

The Kansas station recommends two
varieties of Kaffir corn. the red and the
black hulled white. Kaf!ir corn makes
a slow growth and should not be plant
ed until the ground becomes warm. on
cold soils surface planting is best. On
warm soils listing does well. Plant in
rows 8 to 80 feet apart, dropping sin
gle seeds an inch apart in the row.
Cultivate the same as you would for a
good crop Of corn. Many farmers SOW
Kaftir corn broadcast, cut with mower,
handle and feed as hay When grown
for grain, the heads may be cut of and
gathered if the fodder is not wanted.
When the fodder Is to be used, the
cheapest method Of harvesting Kafir
corn is to cut and put It up ia largo
shocks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-05-10

THREE METHODS or COLLECTING SAP.
ground, it viii not be chilled In the
spring, beginning in the latter part Of
February or first Of March, according
as the season is forward or backward.
the sap begins 10 ascend the body of
the tree. the greater part in the outer
layers of the tree. Securing this sap
as it ascends and boiling it down con-
stitutcs the work Of maple sugar max
ing
The first thing is to get the sap. In
the early days before the bit and brace
an oblique notch was cut into the tree
near the ground, and from this wound
the sap would of course flow. Then I'M
der the low II corner of this wound n
curved hole wide from one side of the
tree to the other, but narrow up and
down, was made with n 'gouge," and
into this was driven a short wooden
spout of the same shape, which caught
the sap as ii dropped from the cut, and
made by digging out Eastwood blocks.
After the bit and brace came into use
hole was bored into the tree, and a
round spout made from a piece of SUI
mae from which the pith had been
burned out was driven into the hole to
convey the sap to the trough.
Next the wooden bucket came into
use. BY driving a nail into the tree I'M
der the spout the bucket could be hung
anywhere on the tree.
In the days Of boiling in kettles color
was the last thing aimed at in MAX
ing maple sugar which was a dull
black when finished Sweetness was
the main consideration ana there was
no incentive to keep out the dirt and
cinders. for black sugar was just as
sweet, and sugar lighter than chocolate
was looked upon as having been adul-
terated.
The next Improvement was the large
pan placed upon an arch made Of stone
or brick About the same time tin
buckets came into use. \ little later
the metallic spout was invented. This
is now of such shape that it fills but
small portion of the hole bored in the
tree, but is held so firmly that the buck
ct is supported by 1t. 1t allows sap to
flow from the outer layers of the tree
where there is the greatest amount of
sap and that which makes the whitest
sugar.
A few sugar makers have their plant
so arranged that the sap, or sirup. does
not touch wood after the sap leaves
the tree. At the present time color is
an important factor in the value OF
maple sugar, and as wood tends TO
color it wooden utensils of all kinds
have been discarded as far as possible
The maple sugar now made is of
light straw color. ANY darker than
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bear just trailed along the oil run,
and after a few yards of that he
would smell like a refinery, not like
the sly, marauding, old pig-stealing
bear he really is. He may be mighty
cunning bear, but after he has eXper-
imented a couple of times with your
Uncle Jabez' intellect he'll repent of
stealing them pigs.
So the next day | started out with
two of my well-trained dogs instead
of one. The first dog l let take up
the trail to the oil run. Then | started
/ dog number two on the trail after il
Syft the run. After the dog got on ia
the fact that it was a willy old bear,
and not an oil barrel, he was expected
to run down, he went along at a fast
clip. | was actually sorry for the
bear.
Petroleum bears may fool the or
binary run of hunters. | says to my
self, but this benighted bear will
Don realize Uncle Jabez is on his
tx. An easy death is the best that
)r old bear can hope for.
"'But / didn't need to be wasting
sympathy on that bear. | needed it
all for myself That bear understood
wildcat nature as well as he did the
use of oil runs. The minute Mr.. Bear
realized those dogs had caught his
trail again he made tracks right for
a hole where a mother wildcat and a
couple of her kittens lived. The bear
ran right up to the mouth of the hole
and then swerved to one side. This
routed out the mother wildcat, and
when my dogs reached the hole she
was right on hand and looking for
trouble in big punches. \ wildcat
with a litter of young ones amt the
sweetest-tempered pet in the world.
My dogs were after bear, but Mrs.
Wildcat thought it was her precious
kittens the dogs We're looking for, and
the second the dogs got near out she
rushed. a mother wildcat IS the
fighting limit for anything near her
weight. l didn't want TO see nv two
valued bear dogs all torn up. and. not
daring TO shoot at the mixed-up bun
die. sailed in with a club. That's
ny I am wearing the top Of my
head decorated with bandages and
carrying my right arm in a sling The
dogs and I killed the wildcat. but
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The other SIDE of Broom corn.

As the phenomenal price Of broom
corn will attract many to enter into
this industry, il may be well to recall
some Of the less roseate facts about II.
For instance. that it is a crop requiring
special knowledge and tools, is trOu-
blesOme and expensive to harvest and
thrash, precarious because quickly
damaged by unfavorable weather and
at times very Bow IN price.
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Geo. w. SChOenhut,
ELDORA, IOWA
Prince of Hair Growers.
Farm For Sale T..

aue 10 acre farm for sale. miles from
Lancaster II Joins Robert SCOTS farm
80 acres III section u and - acres in section
p in Lil.Ie Grant. Good house and out
buildings. fine steel mill ana tanks, - acres
under cultivation and the rest pasture VIII
be excnaD ~ed for desirable city property
Inquire 10 an Mankel, Beetown, Or Il w
Brown. I--ncaster
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fl Desirable Residence for sale.

Located on the corner Of Hickory
aud TAYLOR streets in this city is
very desirable residence. which is
offered for sale Prospective buyers
should investigate Call on or address
MRs. joins LIyENs.
If Lancaster Wis,