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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
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1t is important that the practical
feeder be able to determine when
lambs are properly finished and in the
most satisfactory and profitable con-
dtion for the market, This Is not
always an easy task; experienced feed
ers are sometimes deceived As an aid
in studying this matter, the following
directions, prepared by Prof, John A.
Craig Of the animal husbandry de-
partment of the Iowa Agricultural Col
lege, for the instruction Of students,
are Of Interest," When put into the
feed lot under proper conditions, lambs
will usually begin to show the innu-
ence Of good feeding at the end OF the
third or fourth week. During this
time they seem to be simply getting
into good condition TO put on flesh.
though it appears that some flesh Is
being deposited internally. Toward
the end Of that time many Of the
lambs may be noticed standing leis'
urely in the sun in partially
stretched posture. This pose In the
lambs is a delight to the shepherd.
The fattcnlng process seems to extend
from the internal regions, and is first
in evidence at the tail, 1t then passes
along the back over the shoulder and
reaches the neck; from this line it
seems to extend down the sides and
over tho breast in front There are
six main points at which its extension
seems most in evidence-at the tail,
middle of the back, the neck, the
flank, the purse and the breast.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

and 2lth, return limit July 9Th,
Denver Col Spg., Pueblo, Genwood
Sp'gs, Salt Lake aud Ogden, one fare
plus g., tickets on sale June ~, July 7,
3, 8, 10 and 18Th and Aug, End return
limit October 3lst.
Fourth July rates to all points within
200 miles rate Of one fare and one third
Tor for round trip, tickets on sale July
8rd aud ilh return limit July 5th. Min.
imun rate SOC,
Kaneas City, Mo-, one fare for round
trip, ticket on sale July 2nd to 4th re-
turn July 9th.
Oklahoma City o. IT, cne fare for
round trip, tickets on sale June 3Oth to
July 3rd. return limit July 9th.
Summer tourist tickets on sale daily to
Pueblo, Colo. Sp'gs or Denver, at rate Of
$2l. 0nol return limit October 3lst,
Homeseekers excursion dates June 10,
July 3rd aud 18th Aug, .7th aud 81,
For further information call on or nd
dress, G, A. WALKER, Agent,
Santa Fe Route
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

We believe that the orchard should
be kept clean. Dead wood should not
be permitted to accumulate on the
trees, and after it is cut off it should
not be permitted to lie around on the
ground. 1t should be raked up with
the dead leaves and burned, and this
should be done at least once year
The fence should not be permitted to
become windrow of rubbish and
weeds should not be permitted to grow
unhindered along 1t. This harbor for
insects and fungous diseases should be
abolished or never permitted to exist
y y
1t is about as hard to convince some
orchardlsts that they should spray as
1t Is to convince others that they
should insure their houses against fire.
The two acts are in way similar,
The expense may be looked upon in
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
snntn re nontO nNenrylona.

St, Paul, MINI, one fare plus 81, tick
cts on sale July 14th, 10Th aud 10th, re-
turn limit July 2lst.
Cincinnati, Ohio, one fare for the
round trip plus $500, tickets on sale July
10, II, and 10Th, return limit July II,
but by depositing ticket with Joint
agent return limit will be extended to
Aug. 10th.
Detroit, Mich, one fare plus 81. f0r
round trip, tickets on sale Aug. 25, 9G
and 9th, return limit Sept,5, return
limit will be extended to Sept. l4th,b
depositing ticket with joint agent.
Fort Scott, Kan, one fare for the
round trip; tickets on sale July %, and
oath, return limit July 28th,
Chicago, ILL.,, one fare for the round
trip, tickets on sale June rs to 27th, re-
turn limit July 2nd.
Winfield, Kan, one fare for rount
trip; tickets on sale June Goth to July
nd, return July 3rd.
Ottawa, Kansas, one fare for rount
trip tickets ON sale July Z 10 10th re-
turn limit July 23rd.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, one fore end ore thirt
for round trip, tickets on sale July 23rd
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
Country Correspondence
EiwEE

Harvest Is over and throshing hes
commonccd, The quality is good and
AZ present writing lhmhs to Mark the
price Is good. Wheat buyers o:o as
thick Ms bees md honey There will be
no lack Of compit,ou this season. Our
smiling friend Zimr seems to have got
the frs, lnnIrg0t Derlow amp Elmer
Zimri has such winning ways
There is general scattering Of Elmer
ties and vicinity this week. We and
our youngest son Walter went to Lyons.
Some went to Kansas City to see the
next president nomiu0iedi some others
went TO wichita 20 SEQ the Champion
ship contest between Davis ard Pa,tcr-
son; Patterson having been raised in
this township where he ha0 number Of
friends. We all hope for hi3 success.
Haven also had her sbere Of Lincolntos
on the forth,
Uncle John Thorp from Oklahoma
his been in the ueigAborhood helping to
harvest his wheat, Ills residence In tho
strip has not cooled his love for the re-
publicaus. lie loses their doctrine nit,
Our lending merchant Ii, u, lIeXroad
contemp'otes erecting u scale AZ his
place OF business to accommodate the
rushing wheat trade,
Our good looking station agent had %
slight frown on her handsome face
caused by the railroad olllcOla failing to
give fourth Of July lay or, so she
might witness the nomination of the
best looking president the United States
ever had, We sympethisa with Grace
but such 10 life full OF disOpointmonte,
Editor of the News has not had a
sound nights sleep since Tie Great Bend
convention for fear that the fusson
forces wonld fail TO agree Too bad.
Fred Stocking, Clarence Leclerc and
Will Leighty went to Burton last Sun
day and report Il fine time. Ron Roy
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

At tie Royal league stag party IN
Milwaukee, few nights ago, Mayor
Rose told story at the expense OF
Ex-Governor George w. Peck, who
was also among the guests, which is
related by the Chicago Chronicle. Inc
time was during the trip made to
Washington in quest of the Demo-
cratic national convention Tor the
Cream city. The mayor and former
governor stopped for few days at
New York. In strolling about the
metropolis they encountered the sign
bearing the magic name OF John ID
Sullivan.
Lets go in and work him for the
drinks" suggested Peck ab
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

adopt the practice, in regard to the
question "Arc trees still dying as a re-
suit Of the cold weather Of February,
1882" 217 correspondents answer "yes"
and 15S no" Correspondents general
ly agree that 1t Is too early to tell
definitely about the fruit crop and the
reader should remember that the fig
urcs given were the result Of myestiga-
ton made in the last days Of March,
Justus S. Stearns, Secretary Of State.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

C7gE oU retnenberthe old lady whorode for the first
lsMI'1 time on railway train. There was hightfa
IeEEgI collsion but when the rescuers reached her
l. IaAI she was quite calm. She said she supposed
they always stopped that way The story well illus-
trates why so many women are satisfied to live without
Ivory Soap. They hav: never tried i'll Naturally
enough they think that annoying odors sharp chemi-
GALS and waseld grcasiness are common 10 all soaps.
cartpr nv, w ma r5trsi osov,u
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

Toot3" he cried, with mach s0i,S,tGdt,
and Shrew his hat ut thebnse of the
tree, Then he dropped his rugged
frame on The wagon boz by her side,
and his hroNd brown hand moving
like piece Of mechanism, pushed
away her hand from the injured toe,
and he locked at the hurt with the dig
nifty Of a surgeon.
"lsc stuhbcd ut" she replied, look
Ing ,lp into his strong face, and smil-
ing rather foolshly, 81 wo2 'fraid
de be liddle late, so | run from the
medda, and ii was somcthinli / cud-
dent see thet | run against"
4 Billy pattcd her on the shoulder
with the fiat Of his hand in gentle
soothing way,
"l'll fix it in or mlnut,," he whs-
percl, softly and jumping from the
box, ran few steps away and plucked
a handful Of peppermint from the long
grass by the fence, and come running
back again with some of the mint In
his mouth, chewing awny unnoturally
as cow chcWs her cud in the early
morning. Then he teudcrly applied
me poultlcc TO the injured Toe, ana
taking his red cotton handkerchief hO
bound the foot carefully, and Jennie
Moul looked very happy, still moro
happy after Billy CWdcn had kissed
her check, and taking her hand in his
sat down on the wagon box by her
side.
Ihcy sat there in the moonlight
whispering words OF tenderness Whilo
up from the willows along the creek
came The solt cuoing turtle doves,
tenchIng this boy and girl their first
lesson in the universal language OF
love- AS Billy Crudden talked and
whispered he wanted very much To
tel her how much he loved her Ment'
ally ne was hsh1ing Il Wondrous boV'
Tie, lie wanted 10 say TO her, Il love
ye, Jennie MouI. On, l do love ye,
jest pile, do!' and ne waited and
waited and waited for a chance to
speak these simple words to her. He
could talk of the cows in the pasture
and the fishes IN the brook, the doves
in the willows, the bats IN the tannerN
the sheep in the meadow, the twink
, ling lights IN the Red Tavern, all
that came within the range. OF their
vision as their eyes swept the moonllt
horizon, all that fell upon their enIs
in the deep quiet Of the autumn night,
and when all was SAID words laiIed
him, and he still waited--in silence
holding her Iittle hands IN ms ana oc'
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Dior-
rhoea Remedy. Yonr druggist will re
fund your money if you are not satisfied
after using it, 1t iseyoyywhero admitted
TO be The most successful remedy IN uee
for bowel complaints and the only one
that never fails, 1t is pleasant safe aud
reliable.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
Ntock .Enhhcrs CnnyIcted.

New York, July 3.--lhc trial of the
men accused Of conspiracy in publish.
ing reports calculated to deprcss the
stock of the Rapid Transit Company
was concluded yesterday afternoon,
Nerdlc,s Of guilty were returned
against Goalin, Parker and Davis, Boz
CERT was found "not guilty" in accord.
once with the instructions Of the court.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

either case as insurance. The man
that sprays his orchard may never see
that he has escaped disaster, A., He may
never appreciate tho good he receives
from spraying, His enemies are so
small that he does not see them APP
proach and perish with the poison that
has been placed IN their way. But
whether he secs the results or does
not see them, they are there
The writer this week went past an
old orchard that had long ago seen
It's usefulness, II Is in the midst OF
plowed field and bears evidence Of
being cared for to some extent But
1t should be cut down and used for
nrewood, as It has passed tho period
Of profitable bearing, No pruning can
recover It. Most Of the tops are gone
and those that remain are filed with
dead wood and multltudes Of twiss,
Yet the old man tnat Is still holding
onto 1t remembers the day Of his youth
and Of its youth, and stlll hopes, II on
orchard Is to be there at all It should
be a new orchard. without doubt
there are many such cases Of de-
parted glory on the farms Of Illinois,
~
The fruit growers Of the north seem
to have an advantage over the south
ern fruit growers at The present time.
1t used to be thought that 1.-The men
that went to Georgia and Florida had
taken to lands Of eternal sunshine and
to the growing of fruit where condi-
tions were 50 favorable that failure
could not result. But during the last
few years the fruit plantations IN
Florida have suffered repeated dIsas"
ters The orange groves have been
cut down by cold again and again, In
Georgia the immense orchards Of peach
trees that promised to swamp the
northern markets have been killed
back to such an extent that 1t will be
some years before they regain their
normal conditions. In the north fruit
growing has not suffered so extensive
ly as In the south.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

II the farmer wants to have laying
fowls this fall he must have pullet5
now and feed them so they will mature
in few months. II is not difficult
to get eggs in the fall provided the
pullets be mature enough to lay them,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
Immodlnto cnre of plants.


II we wish to move a plant, shrub
or evergreen to some other place on
our grounds, we use the greatest care
to take up as many as possible Of tho
nbrous roots, carrying with them q
considerable amount Of earth to en-
sure a greater number Of rootlots be-
ing in an unbroken condition, choos-
ing il possible a time when the soil
Is moist, that earth and roots may re-
ceive as little disturbance as possible
If We see Qur plant roots bristling with
little white feeding rootlets we have
moro hope Of the future results. And
yet the carnation grower desires to re-
move his plants when all the dirt will
fall off.
We must carefully consider the con-
dltion OF our plants when received and
at time OF planting, They may have
been so packed as to give us foliage
bright and fresh in appearance, but
with roots dry and leafess, We must
then put them in a cool place, dampen
the roots and sprinkle freely with
fresh soil, examining in few hours
and cutting away dead portions, for
new roots can only come from those
that are alive. In the meantime we
must prevent whiting Of the plant, IL
we do not wish to sacrifice any OF Its
present growth. Sometimes the nurS-
eryman packs so loosely that nearly
all is dry; or else he packs so closely
that decay has set in, when our knife
must stop the decay. II trees or
shrubs are large it is impossible TO
grow them with any amount OF line
roots so they can be packed safely 10
ship.-William Toole, Baraboo Wis
consin.
In most parts of the state there is
a good prospect at the present time
for fair crop Of fruit. In some places
the trees are still dying from the effects
Of the severe winter weather of one
wear ago, but the live trees have
plenty of live buds in most instances.
The following shows the prospect for
an average crop of the various kinds
Of fruit in the state: Apples, 50; pears,
rs; peaches, 5S; plums, IS; cherries
S5 small fruit, S4.
In regard to the question Are
peach orchards being sprayed for curl
leaf?" "a correspondents answer yes"
and 269 mo" 1t has been demonstrate
ed that by spraying thoroughly early
in the season this disease can be con
trolled and there is no doubt but what
careful fruit growers will eventually
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
Brown Hardware Co.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware Stoves and
Carriages.

mt but Md power IN the heavy grass.
The cutter bar can be lined up-sOme-
thing no other machine has. la the
best and most durable,
Another article we want to tell you
about is our wiud mills, We haze the
latest and best mill made, The wheel
is all steel and the head m0lleable, in
suring no breakage. You will say
yourself It is tho very bes. one made
If you look ut IT,,
Remember we hNye q general stock,
are new and anxious to build up a
trade that will stay with us and make
prices right, The bats we throw out
are yours as long ~ you keep coming,
Take some of them IN and you will
find this a good place to trade,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05
Medical
Expert
Nervous
PrOStratiOn

In whatever form Is the result of
NAL NUTRITION, by skillful medl.
cation we supply this starving waste.
until the nerves become healthy and
strnnP; hence the cure Is certain ana
lasting,
Remember tories are only milder
forms OF stimulants that whip the jaded
nerves into action, which must event
ualy end'ln death, StImulants never
supply food or strength TO any part
Diseases of Women are being
cured by Dr. Finlaw's new method at.
ter all other treatment has failed,
CatarTn and its subtitle effects cured
by constitutional treatment. No Gs-
gusling washes used, The treatment
Is mild and pleasant. Readily taken
by children, or the most delicate in
valid,
TiieS radically cured without cutting
or pain, and guaranteed not to return.
DR.. FlNlAW has successfully
treated chronic diseases, of all kinds
IN both sexes for over % years. He
has been located In Hutchinson nearly
one year, where his marvellous cures
demonstrate him to be an experc In
treating all forms Of chronic diseases
in both sexes.
Persons who grew worse under the
care Of the best doctors at their com
mand have readily recovered under the
cnreful treatment Of Doctor FinlaW.
Hundreds who once had lost al hope
OF ever getting well are to-day living
monuments to his medical skill
The good effect Of his treatment IL
realized from the first and q cure Is
only matter Of time and careful at
tentou, Consultation free to all.
Graduate Of New York City,
Office room No, 10, Hotel Bruins.
wick Hutchinson, Kansas.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-07-05

Whenit comes to matters Of grade,
quality, durbailty, or service IN car
riage, Ave or ten dollars extra is not
much between a cheap job and one
that lasts, Anyone will agree with US
that 1t is much better to pay the extra
and get what Is GOOD. ltpaysto trade
with us and get the best
Now as to the mower question, the
plow question, or any other farm tools,
In the field Is the proper place to test
these 'and We put ours against any
thing offered and risk the result; let
farmers decide what is best,
There Is absolutely no question
about the Champion mower. Az now
built 1t is draw-cut aud wheels do not
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
2nrembnrg.

Oberforn.- @esen Ser gro:
ZEN Nnsabl uon Nrbeitern unb benz
redt f%iblburen @obnunssmanael bat
bic Oifferoinser @odOfenseleuidaft in
Ser Gdbe Der biciisen CHARACTERIZATION
elm Sefonomat iii, ca. 100 Irbeiter
erridtet. Oasielbe lit unter Der be
mdbrten Iufiidt unb 0eituns bes Srn.
Gbriiten unb lit folsenbermaben elm
seridtet: Ole Go,berieite besreiit
bic @irtbidaitslotale uno @obnuns
bes Srn. Gbriiten. Gin bielslbe lebnt
iid bas Oefonomat ais 9intersebdube
on. Sas @an;e itebt frei, nidt elm:
seidloiien, 9idt unb 9uft baben I'M.
seit0rten i3utritt. Gas sroEe Giered
pon circa SO anf &c Meter Nusbe6:
hung bat in Ser Witte einen mddtisen
Saal fir bic semeinidaitliden Mabl=
Seiten beitimmt. Gas eidt fommt pom
oben. &inss berum miinben in BEN
ielben i'm Grbseidob brett, auf Dem
eriten Stodmerf auf cine @alIerie pon
Der man auf Sreppen berunteriteist,
bic Sbiiren Der ansebauten @obnsim
mer Der arbeiter. sSn jeber bieier see
rdumisen .3ellen finoen pier Nrbeiter
Elab. IS meroen nur auciuitebenbe
Qrbeitrr obne Samilie anoerlpmmen
d. = Sniolse Der fal
ten Sage, in benen bas thermometer
bis gu IA @rao iant, lit Die Sauer
s%u9efroren rnb sei9t bas Sis at, ben
llfern cine Oide pom 10 Bis Is Gtm.
On einSclnen Steuen lit bas Sis ber=
art bid, baB man obne @efabr bort
Sdlittidub laufen tann.
b a d. = 9ei elmer Ereib
iaso, bic letter Gage auf ben bieiisen
srobbersosliden Oomdnen obsebaltcn
wuroe uno moran iid 10 Sdser be.
tbeili9ten, famen our Strede: 25
9aien. 2 &ebb6de, 8 Sidle unb 8
@ilbi9meine.
Oiffe E n. - Ser Srem.
bensuwu@s lit i'm Sabre 1899 elm
iebr bebeutenber semeien. Ni9t me-
niger wie 5000 Srembe finb Bel Der
bieiisen goliSet ansemelbet rporben.
Sreili@ finb bauon aud uiele rpieber
obsesosen. Oie bieiise 8euotferuns
betrdst CUR Stunbe swiI@en $500
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bun unierer gtabt 9etrennten @a&bar-
orte Weni9eniena lit nun Der llmban
bes 8anboies Sur ariinen Sanne"
pollenbet. Cbmobl cine Nnsabl 0rem'
bensimmer neu einAerihtet morocn tino.
iino Die alten Mdume oes Sauies, IN
tpeldem GIoetbe 1916 mobnte nno ben
.grlent6nis" ihui, unO mo 1915 am
IL. Suli bic Griinouna Der oeutihsn
Yurihenihait iattiano, pom llmbal
peribpnt 9eblieben. llniere Stabt be-
iabenoen Sremoen lit reabulb mob
INNER G%ele9enheit 9eaeben. oieis
Gaume al bcii6tiaen.
Slmenau. yOn einem Durbgeben'
ben 8eipann muroe in llntertOOiy Der
bon Der MrGeit Ieimtebrenoe Snno=
arbeiter Sob iiberfabren unO 10 lGmer
nerlcBt. baB nOb Wenigen Stunoen
iein SOB eintrat.
Meiningen. Sic Giienbabnoiret-
tipn in Griurt bat ole ppn YoBned aus
nadgeIuhte @rluubniB su Den Gor=
arbeiten fir cine gabn SGBnef= Manis=
Snau Obne Nnsabe BON 8riinoen per=
iast.
Weimar. Sic SbiirinaiIhe Der.
Iiderungsanitult got belOlollcn, oas
9iiiteraut goelbof in Gye BAD bel Iu=
p~plitaot 81 ~tauien uno bort Elm Snua=
liOenbuus uno Elm GjcnelunQsbcim fir
Srauen unD MGo1em al erri1teu.
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5000 Seelen. Wobnunsen finb feline
mebr auf5utreiben unb 10 bat bas 6dt>
tenmert cine gauge Reibe berrli&er
nnb Swedentipredenber Nrbeiier-.
Wobnun9en einseri4tet. - Oie ans
Iase zines neuen 6irdbofes lift eben==
Iails .notbmenois semoroen unb bat
Der @emeinberatb bas basu notbmens
bise 9errain semdblt uno aneefauft.
Die Soften i%olen, GILES in allen, cir-
ca 100, 600 Sranfen betrasen.
Nieberanpen.-llniere Qoits
tutlde uerunaliidte infolse bes @latt~
eiles in Der Idbe pon @reuels. Sdeu>
erbof, ais lie einem in entseaenseieb=
ter Nidtuns sommenben Subrlperf
auspeiden mo0te. Sic fiel nm, Der
8utlher tam unter bielelbe su lieaen
uno perltaudte iid ben arm. Sic
Teilenben, etma s, muroen mebr ooer
peniser idwer perlett. Die Brief
idaften puroen nod &oobt ssbradt,
Die l'ieroe mad Nieoeranpen suriid.
Die Geilenben iudten iid gu belfen,
10 cut lie f%onnten. Die bei9doisie autz
Idle fonnte ni6t pom Der Steqe ges
bra6t meroen.
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grofGer;ogt5am SeGeu.

Garm f aot. Ser ubrmader Grans
gObm uuroe in Der Yelsi6neiie nit
feinem Sabrrape bepuBtlos aui9efun,
ben. Sic fofortise 0erbringun9 beiieIs
ben in oas itdotifbe Grantenbaus murcc
DcranlaBt no BET SerunglIfte aisbalp
seitorben It.
@ieBen. CUR Steuerung Syr
v2eutenDtb" In u%nierer Hrpbins Ia:
Der BrOuinsialperein beidloiien, cine
gseignete Yeri6nlidteit in Die 6Iilidlen
propinsen gu ienben, UNI nit lanC-
mirtbi6aitli6en grbeitern Gontrot.c
absuiblieBen. Gie 9obnidBe iollen fir
Gnehte $50 biz 800 Mart uno fix
Mdsoe $50 bis 200 Marf %betrasen.
0robgerau. Sic Nirma rMas
fdinenbau @ftien 8eiellidaft Niirr,
berg. Siiiale 8uitapsburg," Die fir
lire Nrbeiter bereits elm gauges G6rf
anseleat bat, miro i'm tommenoen
Gribjabr paiienoe Wobnunsen fir lire
leoigen Mrbeiter einrihten. IS 1T Die
grbauung mebrerer 9duier fir lie 3G
lebice Mrbeiter 9eplant.
Maina. Ser 22jdbriae Maurer
Sobann 6einri1 bon bier ftabl ieinen
Gltern, als bieie iib In Der Stride befan-
ben, 1900 Mart, nit oenen er fliiAtiA
ainq. Dor 3pei Sabren bate Der unge=
treue Gotn ieinen gltern $500 Marf
entuenoet, tpopon CT oamals 700 Mar:
In Granffurt periubelte.
Mprms. Sic pereinioten Mnsfhiiife