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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

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earien - RuOiebins: Karen Raars.
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ira, /. aneerien. - adrbus: g9orten geieI-.
lens ouiru. 8iaebsusssr y. oiOrtbs ens
ts. - Glfeb: 6bu. @br. 9ieIs cans RieIs
len. = 2tiine: SosnefOseb 2. Sersenisns
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mp. aalborg; Sontorif eanrits
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ifiumsiter RnnO epnsbp. 5arseIapsbsipz
ref anbsrs Qeterisns Sutt. ieot ebbelen.
- Rsruig: Sofe earieu. = Gietsbsi'
snars: Sobanns SennHe Rroab. ZriieO:
5bp. gbr. Ssrsn Nielitn. Wribsiele:
ane airitint gioolen. = Stegs; 5alOelss
tommis 3u!ins geterisn. Snubsfer:
u. e. Comes 6uira. iebt 9seib. -0bsna
ie: Anna Marsretbe Rsta earien. - Sen@
oeris: gmb. 6br. auberisn. Belle
sans Mabien. - Qorbus: arbsibsmouS
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bern g9essners onfiru souiis Gutonelts,
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beib Spsnbisu. au9un Gbtnberss enfe..
gisrrtstop; 0iels ersnoum. = Gas
ium: Gasmns CDR. srir. aalbore
6useier Gorl Olien. Gnte 6anfne Qetsrs
len. Refitlp siqr: Ears ebr. gubetisu.
euiobier9: Gbr,iisn Gielien. = Qprs:
orb. @Onl 0oIiis ente, iebt GieIieu.
Rpio9n: 6nsuolb ,Senien ersomoie.
aar,: 6bu. Stolbiorpaattt. etpipsrinssz
banbler 4tbtr Sanitu. 9osI:: 5bpa
Smeb q. aaoseHien. 4rSpristGr pusnes
saarbs ente fra 9luubsaarb. Suenoa
borg: 1r%itotagsbunbler Rnsmus oanisn-
Rubfsbing: Eolotontroler 0iggo Aubsrs
ZEN. Silfsbors: Sersn gstsrien.
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len % Sufirl. = Cpsrtq settup: ebtifsn
Gbriftuitn. Ribt: 3lfisuiOne Ssrsn 9sns
len 6reosritlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Smaa MeObelelier.

On puoig Sceue fOrsfolbt 5ts
9uni Brumminss, buor Der bolotes 2
grunbIousfsifer, en- rnbitOI, buor
Sens Butt par til Stsss, Og m
fociaIiftif. gaa ben roeifaIe Gsftpldos
piffe Der fig uemIi9 pIuoieIie en- Soeio'
lift, Der paaitoo at baDe bort, at Der ira
geniirss 1oIsrftoI uar Iast, at Soeial'
bemotratsrnss Set par ,@esl 6nms
bug os RIiuotIans", og | oenne anleos
ming snifebe, at Gems Buff ifuIoe fOms
me opsr til ScciaIiitsrne os Hare oeuue
Sag. Sens buff DiIos imiOIsrtib itts;
ban tos 5OriamIinsen til 9ioHs paa,
at 6iitOrien par Opipino, 90 srtlareOe:
Scr er leg msaem mine Manb, % Der
bIiusr iesl@
StiftsfonDent. Biffop Stpbr ptl
paa 6pns gifts 9anbsmooe f~orsflaa ct
StiftstOnusut for 5pns Stift | eisbeb
meb be | eoaanos Jdlfter % AuIbOre
Stiftsr alt Oprstteoe ROnDenter.
SDis HOsfiloe 9omfirfe IfnlOe
brgnDe. Otter 6~orbanbIinser meaem
Minitsriet % Masiifratsn bar acben'
b0pns BranpDalen | oisis Dase Offi-
cielt mODtaset Orore til pso en- epsns
tuel Brand / RosfiIoe 3omfirfe at
rpffe uo mso Gampiprsits, Genoer,
Stise % onbet nsoDsnoist MaterieI.
Samtibis er osr truffst NitaIe meo @e'
nsrulbirsttoratst for St0tsbanerne, faas
ieDes at Der til St0bisbso paa asbens
bouns 6oueobanesaaro ftaar 8 9osns
ii. U~ranDuaieuets 7ispoftion.
On gforiteu til SO. 900 Qr. Brig.
sn Jaeobfsn, Np GarIsbus, iub'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
SpnOrrjDaanb.

81 nOroilesui9iie Mcierier. gaa
ben uIminoeIise tpife9unobrussubfiulne
/ 4Oim bar nOre1esuislfe Uleisrier tas
get ? 2Grespramier, IL ierite Pramiers
rs anosn RrGmier % II treble Bra
mier for Smsr. Orr bleu alt ubbeIr
l39 prGmier. at bpiIte be SO sit til
NoralssUig.
ct p9roiinlOt SlOiagsfnnb. 6orIes
ben fanot nosle Arbeioere peo 1sruss
graphing paa en- / giaibsben aieauosbpsn
Sebslteo (SpsllesDi9) beIissenoe UOis
ct al BE- inotalote gUloislia". Del Iaa
PAD Rgsgen, meo 6ousbei Ianet mob
~Osnitrs StuIoer. pau 5sooerns bnUbe
ot SOuoaIer, Der Dat iaitsiOrte usb
9iGlp al 9Goerremme, cg belle Segemet,
Der Ii9nsbe IN / gGosr uoffnarsn, : sob
lang Jisur, par inobpaet / ct sroUt,
uloent lGppe. SanbaIerne. iom ogial
ylsslsns paa 9anbe % 5sbbsr os pnos
rst pao eiStts YosbOUeb. par fOrboloss
DIG pei beuarst. 8ets Nloer 0ulaas I'll
ca. 1000 aar.
Gn llopisning. 6n uns aOrI. Der
tisuis / 0osrup / PGrbeosn al Soitss
Iunb, TT bleDen uouiit, iOroi ban Jams
men mso fiere andre baUos tanbt BaaI
/ anlsbnin9 at 8ons ariiiian ben
Risnoss JseieIsbng. Der prsusffte
Qmtsbommer / loitlunb fonbt bette |
bsi Grab i%iraiuaroist % iosmie ben
unse Uaunb 8 DOsss 5ansisI % llODiss
ming. Den unss Munb moaits itiue
en- SpurstusiebOs mso 400 Rm. iOut
Sittabsb, men ban i~ortir0t at rife
Dc 400 Rm. iuur ban lite tilbOss.
fra aampcn mob be banfte dores
ninssr fortGues Der mango opIiOenoe
Smaatraf. 6orIeoen uar iaaIeoes en-
RGrinssbriusuos i 5eIftsb Sesw
~ltauust for amtsfOrfianoeren pan StoUs
beIsaaro for at opsiUs, tsiits oanfts
6oreniuser ban par WsbIem at. Ia
aebmonben lite uibite b%elisaii, bpor
mango ban par inomeIct /, bab ban
Striusrsn noters BAN iom UeoIsm al
Gle es#f:s 5o.sHiHsir Ssassriaaano,
loei ban IoVeoe uOpbOlosIis at InomeIOe
fs benz, ban muIis lite fOr QisbIittst
par Dieolem al.
GjeuOOmsiOrboloene. ySamiunost"
sr ira mtsst competent Sios bIsuei nns
mOost ON at opIpie, at al QOronssOiss
6ienoOmms sies Re So psi. Of oanifs
iinbsos Nanb; uf Rsfsu sits be flehe
at 5OIt, Der taller 8anit, ON sno DC CT
i%pifinOsbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Sposlife

Sunebu: Srslaeser GIiens pniru
URotbiloe Soiie. gRatros Ruboli SEMEN.
Gnfs Marie G%nbmnnhien. Lem. 0esreeres
Gnts Seperint, iebt Qislisu. grbsibsmanb
%obrifonieus ente Karen, feOt Sanien.
Stomoser pans oanisu. Ssliinssr:
ssep BsrtsIisn. Siese: Sons Better
9aniens 5ufiru, isbt 8enete. - Rails 5bD.
@mb. 5ons 3srseuisn. - Benneo: bbu.
Oh. u. Rasmusien. - Jiatitop: Ntbsibss
mono Rasmus Qisliens Gnte. = Rsnns:
Gute 9seiIis 6buhins CONNER. is6t Dam.
llrmogsr s. Obi Ssnien. 5rf 9etrsa ebtis
flame Jrsberitte 9iOrtb. 81. Boftesaarb +:
Raroline CONNER. Biuestofte: 3ans
Diiens 6ufrn @ertrub fatbrine oansoai 8
ter. - Obsuis: Botosraf Wage @rim 9ons
len. Rorten Rielieu. 5ansel: Jbu.
@br. y. Nnberien. gangGble: Sbo.
Sogneioseo eors 5onien. apnfebp peltes
bape: Rasmus oonien. = B%ufteupiunb
5bp. gbr. q. 5auien (esiebisrgl. trOsns
ie: Rdsmms Hielien. Borbasie: 9ans
6br. S9uItss ouitm fsbt anberisn. =
Wunfs9aorb: SanHe eofie 5enleu. -
esnbolt: @mb. Riels Olisn. Rostilbs
bbp. @aarbsfarl 9ans Nlelisns 9uirn.
ieOt Sersnien. -9opsbsi. aurUemasu 6.
Bintber. aariie: 3anbelsmonb Sens
peoeriens 6nfu, fsot 5ranbisn. R0hs
peb: @aspRr fsbsitprsr 3. y. Q0iimann.
Gmil ID. Nsusrs 3uitru, fsbt Gieae. =
giptsbuine p. j.: y. w. 9oimanns gu.
ftru, fsbt giaer. Rorbbatfe9aarb: aos
rolins CONNER. = Obsuis: GatpG 8. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

for Straf, ioet ban bar ffiuIt fl ulouli9s
6orbrue Of gsneene usb at ufsiue en-
Ratte uristigs Op9srslisr OUsr Smsr'
iul9et ill Wtisrists Rnsierer.
Tn iifig G%ptliiinbe. 6sIsenot ret
puoise Os Iarerise 9iitOrie itOI, msbs
oslsr vDannsbro94. for tort lio f.
ben pere p~nslerst / Rsbsnbauns narme'
fe 0mesn:
gn une cptIeubs Dame par ubs at
tore fig en- Cur, oe alt GIT qoot, til bun
meeis en- cp.Isute 9erre. Der | ben
Grab fsIts zig tiIiruttei at DAMIEN. at
ban n%soueubisOis MATTE siue Jig til at
fOrfsI9t benoe.
DUN par nnturlisuis minb,e 9lao
Opsr 6sIssifabet Os issts at Iippe bort;
men buorme9sn 6art bun eno iutte paa
Daal tinsn. ban par iiuois Iige / 9nleue
poa benoel Nu %be9puots ban enOoelao
at bIiue nar9aasnoe. SituuiiOnen bleU
mere oe mere aIporIis for ben un9s
Dame. 0len msb set iprone BUN
at @ptIeu, % ban siOrbe nuturlisUIs
oct iamme.
Der maa," tlaseoe bun, yu1rs
nOset / Qsien mto min Bosrins.o
p9iuaoer De. 5rstsu." insos ban
gallant % buttsos fig ouer bsubss Daa'
fine; men / bet iamms Iiitsoe ben Inc.
oiss Dame fin 9otiepiub frem o9 borsbs
ben bpbt ino / enftrinstn paa bans
Waftine, buoreftsr bun funoiomt iuan9
fig op / SooIen oe latte at Steo. pan
tom o9iao op, bouoe 6Ooen paa Yeoa:
len, ftuIos eitsr bsnbs, ba leo Der et
bum! Jtinsen %reuu.oe, ban banbebe, men
bun triumfsreoe.
Raa 6atteH. On Ousrretsinsferer
fra 8%sbeubaun baube besiust fig paa
en- megst lopenoe ginieiur / en- life
e%pittutter. Sra Rsbenbaun iatte ban
Rurien efter 9sbolm til, % alt git
9oot, til ban iorltosn nuaebs @lGns.
y,r Lob Boaben paa @runo. % BET par
BAN life mulist al faa ben floi. Der
uar iaa life anoet al gore sno ie9e /
eanb for at fna Asfltnucs. Sasisrsrsn
,IGote fig al puO mar StjOrte % unbtr-
bentlaber % pobebe / gaub = men man
fOretiue fig bans aaOisI, oa ban iaa
inbtraoenoe 6siOanoe Ietts 8aaoen, ou
or,u Ill oars meb @un9tlaoer, Sub
ur, 9ense OfU.
Den Stibbruone maaite lame no9tt
1si puo 9sn % isste o%ereiter ab Stslit'
or III.
Snlioleriib unr 8aabcu bleusn ino.
ianeet al en- 5iit,r fra SasnGs. pan
bra9te Baaoen / eano, o9 nan iroeoe
Der, at Der par ifet en- llIptte. vi vi.
fttortrne / 5raftelommen frsmsit bel.
bpsm 9ieren par, CO man ianot oa ogiao
uo-of, at ban baOoe ostet l9 III 9sbolm.
Der bItu telsionersi III e9boIm cm ben
iormentlias lllptts. Man bleu Der bog
elaoelie operraftet ueb tort efisr Of ie
Saoiereren tomme a~nfti9tnoe / COB Be-
bOIo ira SteIitSr.
SaoIeoes snots ben Binisiur
mse 5orbinorinssr, Dog paa en- IptteIis
GManoe.
grins Gbriitinns jpife Sommcrflot
Deb WarisIisbors / Anrbus G III faa
uioi fremme, at Wurerne or nantoe I'll
lite GAL. aranisn pill a~niassIis taaas
b,jies fsrlt / ausa i.
aongens 9iptterifatne Gsbltrg al
dsrebss ben IS. 9uni.
2 @ange ) Sages 8anO % Srus I'll
en- arbsiosr / Anrbus iorleosn for al
baus ioiret Tor en- 0unortofroneieobel,
iom bans Sen baUoe funoet pan @aesn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
= Stun HiDer Salen

z Timers 8eile ira WiuneapOlis. lanes
en- paai9nft M 9ernbane, fan man enb.
M iaa uomerfet sobt 2anb, ifittet for
G9erbrus iaa pei Tom auasapl, for
5000 pr. We're paa ii Vars aibetalina.
Barb minbit oobbelt ian mesei, naar
8onen bIiper farbio. Som Osrfor tbs
Zig, fsr Briien tiger. aort os narmere
Oplpsninser mob 2 Cts. 6rimerie.
Sfrip til
A. Il. JOHNSON CO.,
10 Washington Ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

Gu unotrofiiter remt til amerifa.
z Daoi Raaneo blsU Der tilltaaet en- Uso
1eibusafOelinesu auiut nnberoficer
Orlou inotil be ferite Dage | Juni
Rnansb. Da ban lite Here Dase sf'
ter, at bans Orion par uoleben, Denote
tilbase til afhsIinssn, bIeU1 BON anmslot
til golitist iom Deiertsr. Wan bar
imiplertio nu faaet opIpit, at nnberofs
fcersn bar lsfi Billet til amerita, buOr'
fra ban ittert lite ianter paa at Dsnos
iilbass.
Sen miotij9lanoiie 9ernbane. Bros
ieftst ON en- Bans 6rsberifs uni
-6paIfp- tnsfteo-Rn t.
- Rarreb.a fsminb sr nu
tommsn / ct loDaIs, Der ffaI pirfs for
Susen.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13

located Stony Brook of the most maariou
districts this State and bothered with malaria for times
could work. and always very conSipaed we'll For
years had malaria bad the spring. when engaged in blowing
that could do nothing but shake must have taken about barrel
qn pills besides dozens of other remedies but obtained
benefit Last fall peach time had most serious
attack Of ch and then commenced take Rpans Tabues
friends advice and the first box made all right and have
been without them take Tabue each morning and night
when feel than usually exhausted take three in
day. They kept stomach sweet bowels regular and
have had the least touch of malaria splitting headache since
them know also that sleep better and wake
refreshed formerly don't know how many complaints
Rpns Tabues will help but do know they will any the
condition and would be without them at any price
honestly consider them the medicine the world
they beneficial and the take
years age and have worked hard all life the
farmers both early and late and in all kinds OF weather
and have enjoyed such good health have last fall in
neghbors have all improved condition and have
said "Sav John, what doing look so healthy -"
will They
maize: e ".' % % s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13

In case a migration is in pro-
gress from a wheat field to corn
field, if about three deep burrows
are plowed as closely side by side
as possible, the invasion may be
stopped. A few bugs will get in
and climb out of the first furrow,
but less will succeed in passing
the second, while the third will
stop about all of these. If there
are so many that they seem to be
escaping, after few days fill up
the trenches with a plank clod-
crusher or scraper, level off and
roll, making new burrows where
the ridges were between the old
burrows, and you have a new
series of distractions.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
llnsiaked Lime for Rats.
cross.

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says that to keep ro-
dents out of oats take unslaked
lime, just sprinkle it over the floor
or platform on which one will
put his grain, then a layer OF
sheaves and another liberal spread
of lime. Continue in like manner,
lining each layer of grain to the
last, not smothering the last layer,
and that is all there is to it. l
keep rats and mice out of my corn
crib in the same way, and it is in
varibly success. l also keep
large quantities of unthreshed oats
in barn free from rats and mice the
same way.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Registration Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the registry
books for the general election to be held No
vember 9th. 1900. for the election Of State,
County and Township officers, are now open at
my Office In Sutro. and will remain open on
all legal days from 10 O'Clock a. m. to O'Clock
m. until October 10th. 1900, and from October
10TH 1900. to October 2lst. 1900. from O'Clock
To 9 O'Clock p. IN. in addition to the hours here
tofore mentioned, for the registration OF all
qualified electors in said Sutro precinct, at
which time the books of registration will be
closed at 8 o clock p m.
Esturalized Cit Gems will be required TO pro
duce their naturalization papers for inspection
at the time they present themselves for regis
tration. -
BARNEY MORAN,
Registry Agent at Sutro Precinct
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Remedies for Man or Beast.

A woman who has kept cows
for many years, and buys and sells
at pleasure, the same as her hus-
band, and has studied them from
calfhood through every stage of
cowhood, says they have diseases
just like people, and that ten
chances to one the same remedies
which are good for people, if given
in sufficient quantities, will re-
lieve the calf or COW when sick.
When a COW is croupy she adj
ministers with splendid results
coal oil and lard in equal parts.
Many people use this remedy for
children. 1t may be given in
small doses and applied freely on
chest and throat. And l heard
another woman, who never leaves
a sick animal until it is we'll or
dead, say she has often cured a
calf when suffering with collie,
after the men had given it up to
die, with camphor; would pour it
in part of a bucket of water and
sweeten the whole, and the calf
always seemed to drink it with a
relish. / know a lady who lives
in Chicago who raises few chick
ems, and cures the little ones of
her young broods by giving a drop
of wizard oil in teaspoonful of
water, or a drop of carbolic acid
and glycerine or any other human
remedy she happens to have in
the house. / have always fed my
chickens ground black pepper,
ground ginger and soda in sour
milk, usually once a day during
the Summer time, and in thirty
years have never had a dozen
die of cholera. One wisely said
an ounce of preventive is better
than pound of cure. 1t is wiser
to learn how to keep farm animals
in good health than to know how
to doctor them when sick, for the
best of doctors often fail to cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Lyon County.
NEWSPAPER LAW.

Subscribers soho do not give express notice to
she contrary considered tvishtng to continue
their subscription.
Q Ifsubscribers order the discontinuance Of their
periodicals. the publisher may continus to send
them until all arrears are paid.
Ifsubscribers neglect refuse to take their pc.
rodieals from the office TO Uhich they directed,
they held responsible till they haze settled their
bill and ord red their paper discontinued.
1 II subscribers moue to other places scitho,lt
iDfornsiaq the publisher and the paper is sent to the
former direction. they are held responsible.
S The courts haze decided that refusing to take
them uncatled for, Is prina Jacie evidence Of isten-
tional fraud.
s. Any person ioho receives q newspaper and
makes use of it, chether he has subscribed for Il or
not. Is held in tat1 a subscriber.
Z. The Postmaster ,oho neqlects TO giue the legal
notice Of the neglect Of person to take from the Of
fee the newspaper addressed to him liable 10 the
publisher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13

less help is soon obtained, the an
imal will die. The most effectual
way of relief is to use the trocar
and canual, an instrument that is
designed for this purpose. If this
is not at hand, knife may be
used, the small blade of pen
knife being the right size. We
used the small blade of jacknife,
with rubber over the blade, to
make the right length. Push the
right side of the COW against the
wall. Place the knife on the left
side, about midway between the
short rib and hip bone. Give the
knife sharp blow with the hand;
withdraw the knife, insert goose
or turkey quill, and leave it there
until the gas escapes. The quill
should be watched so that it may
not become clogged with blood.
The next day after the operation
we gave the COW one and one-half
pounds of Glaubers salts, and as
she was not chewing her cud by
the next day a strip of salt pork
was given her. This brought her
out in good shape. The knife
operation is not dangerous, but
the gas is.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the registry
books for the general election to be held 10
vember 9Th, 1860. for the election OF sls'e;
County and Township officers. are now open ~
my office In Dayton. and will remain open W
all legal day. from 10 o'clock a. m. TO 0.clpen
D. m until October 10th. 1900, aud from octnot1
10th, 1900, to October 2lst, 1900, from ocloeA
TO O'Clock p m. in addition to the hours aes III
tofOre mentioned for the registration OF ~
qualified electors in said Dayton precinrI; ~ ~
which time the books OF registration VIII w
closed at 6 O'Clock p, M
Natnralized citizens will be required 70 R,v
duce their natn alxation pap ers for inspec.,1'H
at the time they present themselves ior res"
tration. -
Fw. FAIRBANKS,
Ex-officiO Registry Agent, Dayton frec'"'"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
FOR THE FARMER.
Fighting the Chinch BUG.

With millions of bugs in his
field or swarming from out of an
adjoining field of his own or his
neighbors, what is farm to do?
If the bugs are gathered on the
outer rows of corn, as is usual in
the larger portion of Ohio, they
having left the wheat fields for the
corn as soon as the grain was
harvested, follows the directions
given by Prof. Forbes, State en-
tomologist of Illinois, as follows:
Dissolve one-half pound of hard
or soft soap in a gallon of water
and heat to the boiling point. Re-
move from stove and add two gall
Ions of coal oil, churning the mix
ture with good force pump for
fifteen minutes. When the emul-
sion is formed it will look like but
termilk.
ITO each quart of this emulsion
add fifteen quarts of water and
apply to the corn in a spray, pre-
ferably before 10 a. m. or after 3
p. m. The bugs should be washed
off so that they will float in the
emulsion at the base of the plant.
A teacupful is generally sufficient,
but the quantity must vary with
the number of bugs infesting the
corn"
That the above is effective and
of practical value we know from
personal experience.
If the bugs have taken posses
sion of more than one of the outer
rows of corn, put in a pillow and
turn under strip along the edge
where the bugs were congregated;
promptly harrow it down smooth
and roll or pack the surface of the
ground with a clod-crusher. Bury
chinch bug under 3 or a inches
of soil and it will not crawl out, as
have learned by actual expert.
ment in the field. This applies tc
corn. There is no way of treating
the pest in the wheat field OF
meadows.
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should help to supply it by grow
ing the kind of poultry making
the most meat of the best quality.
If the demand is better for eggs he
should keep the breed of poultry
producing the most eggs during
the year. If a general market is
to be supplied, the farmer might
keep two breeds of poultry, by
giving them the proper care and
in no case allowing the breeds to
OrncS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Registration Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the registry
books for the general election to be held NO
vember 9Th. 100. for the election of state
County and Township officers. are now open at
my office in Silver City and will remain open
O'Clock p. NJ. until October 10th, 1900. and from
October 10th. 1900. TO october 2lst, 1900 from
O'Clock tn o clock p. N. in addition 70 the
hours heretofore mentioned, for the registra
ton of all qualified electors In said silver CITY
precinct, at which time the books OF registrS
ton will be closed at O'Clock p IN.
Naturalized citizens will be required TO pro
duoe their naturali ration papers Tor inspection
at the time they present themselves Tor regis
tration.
A. A. POLLARD.
x-officio Registry Agent. Silver City Precihc'
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Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court OF the First Judicial
District OF the state Of Nevada. Lyon County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Eliza-I
beth Newman, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigne ed
mas oeen duly appointed and qualified by the
District Court OF the First Judicial District OF
the state OF Nevada. Lyon County, az Executor
OF the estate OF Elizabeth Newman, deceased,
Ing claims against said estate are required TO
ME the same. with proper vouchers attached.
with the Clerk of the Court within three
ihohths Oh the nrst publication OF this notice
ANDREW J. NEWMAN,
Administrator OF the Estate of Eliza.
Dated July 2sth, 1900
First publication July 18th, 1900
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Rape Piaats as Weed Killers.

Aside from its value as forage
rape is an excellent crop to grow
on fields that are foul with weeds.
The late date at which the seed
may be sown allows the weeds to
get we'll started before the final
preparation of the soil begins,
they are further kept in check by
the cultivation required for the
crop during its early growth, and
later the rape plants shade the
ground so completely as to keep
the weeds down. An excellent
treatment for a foul field is to pillow
thoroughly in late Summer or
early Autumn and seed to rye or
some other forage crop to be pas
tured off during the Fall, Winter
or early Spring. When the crop
has been pastured sufficiently and
before the weeds have produced
seed, pillow again, plant rape in
drills and give thorough cult
walton. There are few weeds that
will survive such treatment, and
the land will have given profitable
returns in forage in the meantime.
The rape is usually ready for use
in about eight or ten weeks from
the date of seeding.
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Poultry or fQQs.

The farmer should decide which
he wishes to produce from the
poultry yard, poultry or eggs. In
making this decision the market
he expects to supply is the most
important thing to consider. If
his market calls for poultry he
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-10-13
Bloat In Cattle.

Bloat in cattle, from whatever
cause, is very dangerous; and un-