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Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
The Rehearsed wedding.

The wedding was, upon the whole, an ar
tistic success. The bride, particularly,
evinced unmistakable talent. She trembled
leaf and the emotional intensity of star
tied fawn. Her trembling indeed, was ire
proachable, If she cast down her eyes with
something of amateursh gawliness the fact
is easily attributable to her inexperience-
this being her first wedding rather than to
an essentially defective method She was
fairly well supported. The bridegroom rose
from his knees too soon and had to be
knocked down by the prompter, but other
wise the minor parts were carried credit
ably-Detroit journal.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
Rest for the Boyye1.

No matter what ails you, headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right Cascarets help nature,
cure you without grippe or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you just 10
cents to start getting your health back
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put
up in metal boxes, every tablet has c. c. c..
stamped on it. Beware Of limitations.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
A Lively Wake.

"I hear there was doings at McGhoolig.
hans wake"
"Doings? There wor so NANNY foine
fights, me boy, thot tn wake was raypoort,
ed in the sportin' column. n."-Indianapolis
Press.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
TIC Twentieth Century.

The twentieth century began January lst,
1901, and will end with 200O People did not
begin to reckon time from A. D. l., but
waited until about the 550th year Of the
Christian era. People who begin to take
the great health restorative, Hostetter's 5
Stomach Bitters, Immediately after the first
outbreak of dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism,
constipation, nervousness or kidney trouble
will date their cure Immediately from then.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

Write to-day to Allen 5. Olmsted, Leroy,
y. Y, for FREE sample of Aliens Foot
nase b;IRlo PTMaer TO SNAKE into your saoe5i IL
aching feet 1t makes New or tight shoes
easy A certain cure for Corns and Bun
ions All druggists and shoe stores sell it. 25c
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
One Good Thing.

"There is one good thing about this clas.
steal music" remarked Mr.. Meddergrass.
on can start or stop anywhere you want
to without spelling the sense of the piece" !"
Baltimore American.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

How man swaggers in and orders goods
on credit, but when the bill is presented he
nearly always intimates that he is being
robbed. The meanness of people crops out
most surely in money matters.-Atchison
Globe
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
Then He Swore OF.

He (producing cigarette case)-Do you
object to cigarettes?
She-Not at all. I don't blame the Gig
arettes-I only object to people who smoke
them.-Chicago Daily News
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

When a girls nose gets red when .bo
cries, and she doesn't care who sees II tbat
settles it; her grief is sincere.-AtchisonS
Globe
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

A young man who can't manage a. smack
is hardly competent to bring eourtship
safely to port.-Detroit journal. ~
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

A small degree of wit, accompanied by
good sense, is less tiresome in the long run
than great amount of wit without tia
Rochefoucald.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
Got in standing

Miss Coy-Do you really think a cir, con
find out who her husband will be bv com C""
sulting fortune teller
Miss Wise-Perhap,sa p1,a not but found out
od not long ago.
: "Really? What fortune teller did you con.
suit"
"Bradstreet. Philadelphia Press
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

Primley's California Fruit Gum contains
the most delicious qualities of western fruits
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli
BILE medicine for coughs and eolds.-N. w
Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. II, 1900.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

Great opportunities are loath to go where
small opportunities are negleeted-Los An
gees Herald.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

An individual who lives for himself alone
should live by himself-alone.- School
master.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12
FOLLOWED STEP BY STEP.
Important Developments Looked For
in the Case of Former Capt.
Oberlin M. Carter.
MUCH OF THE STOLEN MONEY LOCATED.

Officers of the Department of JUS
tiee, Soon as Certain Details
are Completed, VIII swoop Down
Upon the Various Plants and
Plaster Them With Attachments.
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
ruggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c
Washington telegraph., 1901-04-12

Riches can buy a man whole lot of
trouble.-Los Angeles Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

There are many curious things about
y rays which seem TO puzzle even the
scientists signor Briguiti. who has
been making experiments with them az
Rome. says thar the visibility Of q sub
stance 10 the eyre il no criterion OF its
visibility 70 the y rays The rays can
not see through glass. which il t-aas-
parent TO the ere. whereas aluminium.
which Is 0uzTue 20 THE eye. is -transI,ar-
eHt % fhe y ray~- The rays can see a
splinter % glass In the hand. hut not a
splIatsr " svcod sIost INKS are trans
parent 70 tie rays including printers
ink- hut sOEse 81 tkeIa are opaque. The
RAYS tan s1v thrOrSh : post0fice direct
CRY. but II a paper With words written
on e he psi ia Tire middle OF the direct
Ory the rays VIII rsyea. these words
and nothing tehind tbera.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

The aneieDt w3re q single pouch n
lbs belt The modern Las-h1w EE1y
g1cztB - an 0edizary Costume fgr ont,
dg0rEz Lex Us cv1lt tbn@s In TIE
trgZsers five, En- TIE EafstcsGt five, IL
the Jacket Eve. n the Cverc1ar FIVE
making - 10 an 2 fur scure Of Htrla
pgkes or bags, and arranged so conveD-
Eeltly that they are scarce noticed
TrEIy this Is an eVGtu-ion, How E0n-
rsy II be before we have pockets In
Our harband-where the TrIshlan ear.
r1es hrs pipe. the American soldier his
toothbrush and Internally the pe-rtf0<
err hs legal papers the papers that
his predecessors In EnSsand thrust igtG
rhe typical green bagy How Ions
before there may D. pockets In our
gtoves-fcr there are. / believe. patents
covering this lnveztj0n-and In oUr
Shoes The cane also. with SIS screw
top. begins 10 be @ Useful receptacle.
TWO centuries from Dow. 50 the rnfr
WITH q Eor- foresight can clearly see
the main idea unde-iyfng the wearing
% clothes VIII hare entirely changed
The ctiss pGryose ~ garments win nc
longer b> considered 60 protect TIE
body. They VIII be regarded frs. OF all
a textile foC1datsons for tnnunerabIe
pocke-E-Tudor Jerks In Wor.ar's
Home CorcenI0r-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

One rt-ss0u WIZ p-use-ss. or renovat.
ID halter siis - nraFly ct tle price Of
csod dairy ~ tfraaery butter Is that
x x Esade - T~s.ss-nl5Ie what II il not
4 freshly naae bu;ie-. 1t may lack in
Gyci Gagcr. brit il has no bad favor.
atsi a j. eve-ly cplored. We CONSIDER
7 as EIaca j fraed upon the eonsumer
~ ever sie~G.Bar.arime VIA or could E..
Eur u has nsatsr a market for a grade
y latter fi4at could not be sold before
81 niueii aiove iiie price OF axle grpas
SrtteT that ~ poorly made. that had
bad navors FROM E~nr-hosesone food or
'drink or hltEy and careless handling,
Or that had lsecoue rancid. Is worked
OYER by this process until IL il bought
ard used by many who would nor
touch IL II they knew Its condition be-
fore Il was rcnovated.-American CuI.
tiystor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

II r. Bulls. writing In The Amerf
a A-rtcrlfurisf. SAYS where farFasers
10 their own charming II is often neces-
sary 10 warn fEe cream. 10 should BE
e. DEGREES =. OF a little more. have
q galvanized tsoif..r-a wash boiler win
answer s=Ese r-uTpOse-ard En IL half
fall Of water. ! set II on the stove and
heat 30 st=ldia= or nearly Sd | then
rrleFr IL fr0B the stove and set the
c7ns 81 GREEN in il and stir almost con
tlntaaily Ealli The cspam Is at least "a
degrees. n II lhen ready for churn-
ing This Requires very little time. AID
Tie eiiHrniss= j. dome quickly. We have
ihrre "a four cans Of cream al a ehurn-
ias AMI fn! Ills way OF warming
cTeam a gTpat saving Of time and ia
iicner. ] hsve nine COWS aud a hand
crFal1 separator. and ! think the dairy
pays skip ali ugy butter 70 Mime
polls 70 private customers Last win
isr ] GOT - enis j pound ard tie pre-
yioas sgtalicr - cents ! p0cnd.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

A s-p>r3uo-1ry in Richard Mas.
celdTs company who had ben. % rse q
Scotch pArzse. co~aflnusaziy and con.
tInuaI,y -heckled- by the manager st
rehears2ls and between tie acts for al.
s-ss5 displays Of stupidity On the stage
was Informed that q near relative G.
bis had departed this lie AID had Ief,
him q competence. 90 be decided 70
leave TIRE dramatic profession and. Go
quote him become respectable. Before
leayfns be determined 10 take his re-
vengr on Mansfield for the attacks 90
his suou propre that gentleman had
made.
The play vas Richard III" and the
slper vss one Of the soldiers who
led away the Duke % Buckingham
vixen the kin: orders his drnlse.
In due time Richard remarked. "on
with his head-- and this was the 81
pers opportunity Advancing. be
touched bis beirset In the style Of a
foCtuan and replied l01dly and genial.
~:
-ThatH be attended to. old chap.
Wen take car Of old Buck TIN he
ali right and retired gracefully. When
the Infatuated Mansfield came of "a
commit murder, be found the super had
Eed-Cabeago Chronicle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

I sick EaH xho was really Dear e
18th could Dot resist The temptation tc
~ a little fun with his spiritual all
er. he bad q lln=eria= inasady. bEg
slsys we're certainly numbered Ivy a
= weeks az TIE mos.. IIe had ND
~ known as a man u strong reil.
us ~cOmvictiors. aud ST there was
Ic II anything which could he sagd
,Inst himL IL was ouc a. those deli
G 50 In w-hirh Il is hard Tor tls@
MISTER 20 do anything. Some one
gastcd - gev. Paul weyaud. taes
fiofed az " 0rnsn@sa.e. Tat be- maze
MI upon the patient
ding 70 tie house. 81 foaad tie man
Wleat nj ii Lesl t. rrt . siarthrr-
sensation. Tlae SICK maa cgEsd
Trvsy talk aisovc a fyhl and Rev.
Weyand he<aa to ruas.v NrlsIe II.
rirs abort bis spiritual wesraFa.
iavaiii's answers wer+ an nsa
initial ard rga<ive. and gnaHly IN
pair tie paztnT gsEss!
% you really want to 70 70 learpH
Giankx
Di wart 70 ~ - hearen reEr1t-
IIe ayIs2 E.sa 10 > aasrsc whap-r
b.. ti'atS tie pEsrp Ire sern cg;a.
30 bard to keTp ont ~ ~ tie last
yrars-pifidFTg N-w
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

Where DO rhe oG @rsroSats goT II
sery mat - a natrrzE successor 10 rke
"a riddle. Where % the ess@ 80 IN
inter- The old 0vercosts seens
zse4o~ 20 fade swaT. no one knows
Eze hos. The 0vereaat starts ia "a
ssr CO the back % rs Oxn@r. rio paid
~ for f. It keeps him warm and
peffers hiG srorn eS4 ufnds and fro7
erras Eartl II commences 70 gvs fray
] st the ezsges and the pockets are
70 DOWN the sides Teen rhe owner
80 TIE coat FOR rEiny dsys oCsy. ard
, ussse does ke take IL 20 can % Lis
sncee or 60 rex4sne On the back 81 n
sa3- --tsse he Is reating AZ rke Glib
e keeps IL another szEanner. and the
Dths grit into r. and wien be tsk-s is
Il 20 the fab 81 has holes here aad
ere 70 THE owner gives Il 70 the
niscr. II the Jaaifor 10 net q cold
agility nan. and the 5gzltor wears Il
vhiie Until his wife gives n 60 the
amp who wheeled oct the three bar
Is Of ashes. The tramp wears II uatsI
g old cost commences s % fall apart
zen be gfves II 90 another tramp. and
falls apart stiIl more. And then
me day the coat hrs entirely disaD
AIRED. No one knows how or when
se coat Just simply fooled sway.
ats all anybody kno=s aEoEt it,
fEcago Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

Lee. 4 n 49,
Defanit having bp.~u rsasj- IN FRO ~n,df,fr-.
OF a certain mtsFT gage ar srf~s deed. w.T-
exeenieo 41d apliser-i by Richard MTEi.w.
and Ida H.M UlEa-ES.hiS " lie. msTt~ r..r~ =. 4
n hSte- trnstee :. W. tampb~H. e-n-Erizy.
snd John II. Miller. sncc@-sgT Ia trw.s. dr. t-,l
apfIl 10th A.. d, 1SC. aud daily recorded In
fbe "r5cu 1T the register ~ de2-s IL aud a.,
DAY cOIH'y- - Erh Dakota. on Nav FrEt. A d
80 At St"es 4. h--tu BOOK - ~ E1urt.
EaE@~tn s'SEr - roEv-yIuG asd nrart-a~in-
The t~pk&oNtug d~--rEhea IsuE,. .ItGafrts Evirr
ara hr,UE IN The cugury 1T Hzy snf ~,aTav
N"Eth Dakota. fc-wgt the Aerth Eaer al
e1ioa II, ~ I@SnShtr 10 &u1b 80 EsaEs
- - 81 IT, FIFTH PrisripaI NHrfdjaE.
NtIeh sE4d TRUST draf w-S go the lvthd.r
~ oSt'tRr q D. .sbl daily E~-s1GrrH aud
frsu-tsrrr4 ~ sats L. Il. Eogs. trlsfrs Z II
,sIPn@n. ~orhsnct@ry sEd +gluu u. Mu.rr
sucres>"r tn tTn-t u W.N HASA. py ~ ,,.
struuseEt IA writing 3uIy recorded IN -
"u1ee ~ Itte REGISTER ~ ahssrl- Ia ana for u.y
c"uUtv : D. Ct the fsrh Say af Nsg-wEa-
EiWrfcsE~- on Tarr So.
sht h~tna-. tFrr- &. -InigsrB a. ~ a-. -.
t@r HHta as EHt- ustttr FHa -rE-4 e. a "a = -
hn%ctt1s Fz- t@rn sstsfHte,f ~ r.,s~~F .-
GrtE fr Euy t~wlrfIsn tEpf-as. al 9. Ea-r.-
ssllhstSEsi consists n sa5d asuEseo:- All
irg =" Esy fh~ -usu ssrUrasi hy sstt rru~r arsl
%s~h t.r -@nEr became cae. tr az asL-
@pE. iis r~f"Tr- Es'tIce s. he-rby gwen iass
o. FIrIEr ~ the IsuWrF 80 sale ID -sfli frg..
dr-tt rsatEsned auu ~ the -latutrs M 500
hi"Se ruu l-Iss lGrd. sGid trast deed will -
icT-clUseG aifd stbt hUurc described prpnf~-.
viii h. sid - pu-is auctiou ~ ~. -t.,f- -
iH} r'HHfy. - ufh iiR<uts at th- ,ftnt a.a.,
~ ~" 0ssHrt ht.use. 81 The cay II Hrt~t-r a.
w" cf''-hty 81 DFy and state f South ii.krse
en tAr -sta asy "f keJruEFy. A. u. Y@l az
"rfork iu the zftrrrs-0s uf aid anv "a -.
ssta naer1gaErrt u-ht ana INTEREST 80
isx-@- u Sny. With sl0tU. - sttarney-. &c.
arI d's~ouE1CEsrht~ silt.~ed ~ lax.
IAi-d. ~ " e1Ssf-T. Dal cuunty. y. D.. thi.
1874 DAY OF D~scesnbcr. A. H. fsa,
VS.. Hash.
Assl-uee OF ssid Beneficiary, Trustee ard
Succes.sr in Trust.
Frank scar, E-;-
Attorney fer ssia Assignee.
Webster, Snuth i,kotS,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

ie Of ihe iiappiesi ts.ez served by
wcnaerfui end niany naiaesf To-
Ion. the moving picture nsaenine.
ars 10 a story told ~ the London
IT, Hall
PARTY or gentlemen wen, watrh-
The piefuTrs WHEN in en-. ~ the
b African Genes thy resognized
officer friend The wife Of rte
rr. ON being toll of this. wrote 10
manager and asked thar This pic
might he put on on a certain
ling when she would purposely
neg from Glasgow.
z had not seen her husband for
q year. hut At last ol,sergad him
grotip-on IIe screcn or a cine.
sgraph.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17
III for Deed
Jas
- ID - -

STATE OK @E~Ea4 D4G4a&Ht
Caurfv Of Day.
70 sha &ar-ar ~ the Estate q Games a
no&ruE Her~aaal
ToAI Ulcz IL EeE C0-EHru= E1tac" ts
hsrery EGEeE ttaE hg ylrEE@ @a 81 urGSr s~D@1
hg tine unzar45-agB @UE IT, L4EL .laEe 81
~ egErE. Easa 90. tEz Era GZF ~ sEE E@l
ths sra aar uF EsrrEaFT ISL, GE che G8Er *t
o gTrLucx 90 raa aEGeElaEr4 - that day rts1
beluE 11rlu- q regular ger- 81 SAIL c1-rT, az
the eogFr rsFG q s&lE CgErEr BE- ths CDgrE
bs.EEe VA rE@ rgry u& @ @1@Gs~- Day CDGErEac.
D. has lee1 zu-gGEEsG a. rIs time and place
faF a@aFGEsE tl@ pet Egss4 tf @le 5gGluEA ID.
Cara stErEEE Eh&E BIS a certain written cau-
rrzEg entered EEED WsfH saEd deceased Gurl-Z
EEs aEEszEEe. a rUpF 81 WAtel cHEtEacg IL az
racErG nE ssBd perEEaan ana made a part
thereof. be - entitled 20 . cEGvEEEUre ~ tie
sG-EUg>yra-gr 81 szGG estate 81 sbe f~8slrwsDE
described wrETE-ez- 20 WIZ he E@rthws-E
EGarTEr 81 ssc-Eul GEEe-s@u. ED township one
EgEcred tE@nrg. range nfrE SIX, GEg cDEEry.
>0Wth Dakota and prsVE2x HAT a GaErse Of
Sad c0Err D. entered for sach e0EreYaEre-
a. the the tims and place So Nppglutrd for
EaEa hsar12g al p@rsUZs Interested N salt
estate =Ey appear and cwlTe=t said ps.itluz-
NEtnsss ny hand and the seal 81 Esia court
hersto alfred this E1EH dzy 0f Iau-. 90.
john II. Lund-
Attest Judge q sid Court.
Albert Smith.
tS@sLI CBsrx Of said Court.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17
skin arrk ca,x..

We know tIist re can raise AZ good
calves upon sximmilk rs Upon the
whole milk. for we have done Il. We
have taken the calf from the COW when
. day old and fed her milk for a week
or ten days. thrn began to mix skim.
MIX with the new milk unfit NJ 2
weeks oid u was using all skImnlik In
Which Was pit a little ccrnneai nor.
ffage or ErHei. taxing care to a. says
hsse u ~ tie same temperature ss the
b'''v nlik. AMI then beSinninx Of abort
: E.s oh or even earlier. to put =
little clorrr rewen or the best nne h,y
whrrc the calf could nI5ble nj II. SONS
eais's viii da this much sooner thar
cthss's- -Anericsn Cuitlvator.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

$3.50 m-~ ~-d @
49, - - - - sta
- - -
$50 = - ~.-zs .A~a .s,s her
xn-- - - 800 $500
- t~.-- ~~..r1 $500 80 Pc.
- - n~-p.nssvg VIZ
-
$500. bees ~ murkbo-es.
xar-pwsess To- raesx ITssB@ rsaE.
~ rhe End xeu egusaa't
~ran,rt a TrpS-rr foe RE azhnzr- !
wg7 gseK II SIM az tygaa esrsey BOXES
AZ ssau
Thvpv we~~ before -Es~ ElaY eonrepr.
800 So hsaa her gw~er On 81 eszsnrarr
CO., e-srs1i-a- sfx rngztd eases OK
@6te san
~Fsmrv ana e-uu9 saa sai9
seeso~ 4 ean -Tba vsry f.suy tE.ar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

do ron subscribe to this statement
that n woman ought to lock up to her
htisbandT Inquired Mr.. Meekton's
wife.
We'll. Henrietta be- answered can
tiousiy. i DO think that when there is
any picture hanging or anything like
that going on in the house it's a mans
duty TO assume the position Of perilous
responsibility at the top Of the step
adder" Washington Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17


"A Cksr&man u San Fsx,ctsrn- says
D gosstoer tn rhe PnsEzdespEAa Eecnrc-
-showe6 NE once an tEprT h1M 60 BIC
as your two fxrs, with SIX smaller balls
inside g. IL vaS rhs ngcst w11t@rSrl
thing I ever aRw- The ChknaIa1 SAID
rtar rhe balls bad bee1 b--1n By his
grzr6Snrke- and raa- he was the THIRD
-eue-r-scn To work nn then Ee roA4
me Row tae work was done
IT begins with a solid block Of iTOry,
EkIca ~ tr-1e1 Into = bail and rhez
carved la O. a-rBeS6 pattern with LDy
riee. wErk Other knives that ARE bs1t IN
various shapes, rae ssswEsd baFI Is carT.
eE, 5rr is kep- ras- ID the first By
q thin strip % EryS-y left at the top and
by an01hnr kfr ~ the bottom Then
the third BAH with seEM finer knives. Is
tackled thrvG-h the FIRST and Second
ones. and SC the work goes On TIL nj
the balls are finished wAeE the strips
that hold then 5rE1 arr eEz away and
they All revolve freely, M inside the
orher.
This CaznaEzan sad X was a com
nl0n rh1= for families 90 have such
balls for EgadredS q yearS--rau6fa.
thar, father. sgn ant =vandRon WORKING
On them when they had nothing else 10
DO. They are priceless Of course Some
cheap balls are made ~ vegetable ivg-
~ being carved while TIE material s
soft. IKE a potato These. tsgIG1 are
not worth more than q few dollars a.
the na
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

s.~e~ss Largely . as~sxssa - rS~U-
or

90
Suere~s II cali raising depenGs upon
she methods pg-s1ed on she farm says
w. H. Edwards en- The American CEL
ft~sEDr. IL a farmer permits Lis calf 20
gxz with the mother right along. there
Is little or 10 prSHE In the werk- By
s1e time the calf ha wgzned thea the
dana Is dry. and abOEt az the prv&t she
-reTrese=ts Ter the whole yeags keep -
the yrsee rsrsEvsd for the calf II hard
II pays sor tine ordinary expenses Of
fest5ng and AEeE-eTtng the cow In
Iesa we can nua1e rhe nzIk ~ the tam
paT for sbe e0ws cost % keeping z -
aore profitable t0 pat tine money In
s9rse oTher taze % w0E&-
There - no nerns@fty ~ letting the
calf run with the dam beyond a few
days after bE-rh The creature can
th-m be ~eausd and eed on gxsmrrslk.
wFzA q ErFie b~an and =raln, gntiI ready
e0r fhe market. The heavy milk Yield
Of cMe dam eaB Ee @1ld for butter OF
cream and the profits 0btafred 81 this
nay sh9EId eliminate the loss that
uEfgEt Otherwise occur. ON the best
daST5ez us Is tke c0zaEaoH prxeTicp
and the methods dsrer only Ia slight
details a dalryE1aa Who permits the
calves 20 rEsa mE-b rhe dams e. hardly
Ep to date sgEeienay to make a sue
cegs
Te rrUbIcEa we have before rs where
cngves are raised for azarEet S 20 aE0rf
sr g1sthgs ~ 1eeaa@ az VIII u1ake
tie aE easgea almost as nenvy
sDd ~vHlEaA8e as fhe calves that rzn
with their daE& Whgn we suceeed In
Tz re can ey1rt uFon a Ergst thar
has neVer before been realized 5n calf
rrisia~ ~ has beea done time and
again In recsat years and On ssrze
first class GaiFses thu pure bred caives
Tor the sAagw rings hare been fed en-
tireiy Oh ~skIranrlIz
A calf Should De allowed % run with
the mother Ep to fine fourth or eth
day, at which time the e0ws ml1k
Should te IN excellent condition for
-arket purposes: then take the calf
ewsy frora the mother and keep Il OF
al food fgr about one day or night.
~ iris time IL win be 90 huEgry that
IL VIII take alsEost snythIng. and can
be easily taught 20 drink. It's first
sse2ss should be % whole milk. fed xr
tive rate Of four pounds IN the morning.
four at Eight and two IN the middle
81 the day. TIE 1Elk should BE- -arrs-
ed 10 the natural tesap~rasErE os rhe
dam's milk. Tie whole milk Diet
Should he kept I'D for about f~o weeks.
and .beE gradually shauid De trans
serrrd 10 q skImrrEix DIT
This chsrSe Should De made az The
rate 81 EaS q Eoun6 Of skirzmEix every
rws or three days When the calf {. o.
ednnilk- tie quantity nrss be In
cTsass-L Az Ersr 10 10 L. poGrcs . day
may satisfy rhe creature. bet In time
tits win have 10 be Increased &c Is. 20
ami "a po1rd& A lifrle Eaxse~d Jelly
rnixed with tke skiraEzflk ~ ers. VIII
help AZ o ~ old enough 60 take
other food the calf sssozId be fed hay
and possibly a E.trie grain: anything.
IN short 10 keep IL growing rapidly.
50 that az the cid o. six rzorths IL
VIII b a large u heavy ss the
calves kept with their dams. A little
rare In the feeding viii make them
fully ss vatualle as the rnosber fed
cslyes. and ali the erean aad butter
fats Of the cows VIII De "a red Ter mar
ket purposes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

IN haven't much sympathy for The
81 from your employees for short
mrs"
4 mncbj' answered ,ir. Cumrox.
oes 20 snow that men ioa't know
they are well OF. IL they had
inyiied around 10 nusicales ard
I'd through Europe by Mrs. c.
he girls Ike ! have. maybe they'd
eiste The privilege Of staging in
:. comfortable bnslnessIike odice
'r ten hours . day."-washington
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17
Sale and L.a,s Ct seh.oI snd EDdOvr~rs

Sale and Lease ef school and Endgwmers
LsBd-.
J.s. lT-Aeh. =.
Notice ~ hereby givrn that 90 March Ind
Da. al unbiased common srhssi and eEstOv
meat lsEds 30 Dag ess1Ety Will ne tE@rrd fog
s-tS. at fsuniIc suctIs.s. at tho frat tn~sr 81
tbe Court Heus@. IN sail ctsuufy. n-t wa@E THE
bsp0rs Of 10 % ciock a.. IN. sEd 5 o'clSrE 2. IN,
aid on march Zrd. iS0i. all nfso.a I'D 80
teased curnnD8E school and rpaawEsebr land
in sad county stil 10 s4Esrrd for Ir.se .,
public sncti9u b~tve.n th- h.,urs Of 10 a o'clock
a. ~ and 5 o'clock D RI zt rae front door o.
sstd corrf house.
Dated. PIsrrr, = D.. Jscrxry 5th. 1901,
ID. Es-tnar
Commissioner of schools and Pubfie LsDHs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-17

De Ver~-Thst's Miss Winter. Love
~ girl. bnt awfuIly boorisll.
fonsonby-iiow do you know.
DE Sere-l proposed TO Ter the other
day. and she said that. though she Xix
20 dogs. Abe didn't care for puppies
Pck-Ae-rp.