The Mail from Hutchinson, Kansas • 1

-s i 4 li t4 14 VOL. V- VOLUME VIII. HUTCHINSON, ltANSVS, JULY I3, 1901. NUMBER 71 Jurors for September, DR. J.

W. MAGUIRE, Practice limited to Diseases of the Eye, Kar, None and Tnro.ti. Classes Sientillcally Kilted. Offico in Masonic Temple. Three Was of Fettling Milk to Calves.

lixperimetit Station. Manhattan, Kan. 1), lOdl. Twenty head of grade Shorthorn und llt-relurd calves were purchased by the lvansiia lixperi-inent Station in the spring of 1I1U0 and divided into two lots. Ooelotwaa fed on sterilized creamery wkim-milk with a grain ration composed of equ.il parts of corn ai Kallr-corn meal, with all the alfalfa hay they would eat.

The second lot as fed the wjiiuchh the lirst, except that fresh whole milk was used instead of skim milk. In addition to these two lots the Station, secured tiie pi ivilege of weighing twenty-two head ol high-grade 1 1 ere ml calves which were running with tlieirdams in a pristine near the Kxperimetit Station. Kesuli with Skim-in ilk For the twenty-two weeks under experiment the ten calves consumed 24,738 pounds of sk in-milk, 1,430 pounds of corn chop 1 ,430 pounds of Kafir corn meat and Oil pounds of alfalfa hay ho total gain was 2,331 pounds, or a daily average of l.ftl pouniis per head. Figuring kim-milk at 15 cents per lot), grain at 00c per 100 pouuds and hay at 1 per ton, the total leed cost of raising these calves as $52 OS, or $'i 27 per head. The feed cost lor each It 10 pounds of gain was $2 20.

Cows that, are miked will produce larger yields limn when suckling calves. According to the average yield at this Station, ten cows (one for Wnut Thay Are Saying. A goo i many of our young people went i HutciiiiiHoii on the 4ih. They had a program down there consisting of a few races, rpeiikii.g etc. was mighty dry down there in more ways than one Great P.

nil liegisier. Misses () piia ami Kihel Henderson, Arna una Minnie Vancyoc, Kegina Hji. A. W. Soiith and two daughters, Sieve Gilchrist, John linns, Henry Wieganti, Aron Dick, A li.

Duval! and wife spent the ltii in llutihinson ey eon it the biggest failure of any leiinition they ever attended. idea K1 a town asking the people lu come und celebrate with them and then have all their attractions at the fair ground a 'd charge a gent ral admission lee to s.e them. It suredid'ni look weii tlit or the manager oi the fair grounds Innian Heview. Wonder how Sverhnv people liko to eeleorale in 11 ulcliinson? They would not stop in this old town, oh no! lint i hey went to Hutchinson, paid 25 cents to get into the park and 10 centr, to get a seat to see a se trot of a mile in 3 minutes. Oh it was a grand sight! Hut tnen they wire seeing something.

Here we hiid a la crowd in pro-pi riiun lo the liv. a good parade, goi.d speaking, and all free; no hold Up about many way. Hutchinson's par ade was a most gorgeous affair very nearly a half block in length, consisting of u.tiid, base ball and a lew miliiia boys. Sterling gut her eye teetii cm Nicserson Argosy We have heard a very large amount of complaint concerning ihe Fourth ot July celebration here lasi week. Ol Treaty Druggist Tin; I'm nt Soda Fountain in the City.

A full line of Camera Htnl Iiitt rnKtr' Supplier. First Door Xorth Han (a Fc Hotel McDEFiMED Mill and Elevator Co, Manufacturers and Buyers of (irai McDEkllEU 11KOS Proprietors. Hutchinson, Kas. Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries nt Bottom Prices, Ht Tiffany 's, 16 S. Alain REPAIRING AT EASONAISMC KATES Campbell Hotel Nn 18 South M11 in A First Class lintel.

.1 (). OKAY, Prop. II lltcliillsoll, Klll'SllS. Rates 70c Day Hie Cooler Grocery Co. Dealers in Groceries, Feed, Pmduee, gel null etc.

KiRht prici-'S our tiiin. 321 North Main St. Kjidland Drug 203 fioftt! Main. OPIA CIGARS. Every I'uff I'leHsnre.

Central Mercantile Co, for State ol Knnsas. Have joiir IMiotos tnken Le Valley Galei'y. SATISFACTION GUAKANTICK I). 22 North Main. For Fine Ices, Ice Creani, Sodws ami Cantlies, visit The Bon Ton Tlie Finest Equipped Ice Creum L'arlor in Kansas.

7 he Royal Bakeiy Homemade Bakery Gomls. Ice Cream, Candies and Fruits. No. 10 South Main PlioneoO. F.

B. Gordon, Vhm Wholesale dealer in l'oultry. Butter and Eggs. 304 306 S. Main HUrClILXSOA s.

Johnson Son, Prompt Attention to Telegraph Orders Day or Night. Undertakers and Embalmers 14 West Sherman St. Tel. 6. I 1 CA VSOA S.

Wright Murphy Painters and Paper Hangers. Best workmen in the cjty. 120 South Main Do You Want anything in the Queensware, Glassware, Chi-naware. Table Cutlery, Silverware, Holers Mflf, (foods in Hollow and Stemware, Lamps, Water Sets, Kerry Sets if you do see Kudesill Pollock at China JJall 204 NoHh Main Opposite Midland Hotel. P.

Hittle, emhalmer. R. 1 he following is the list of jurors drawn for the September term of the Ive no county district court ii. S. Zinn, Hutchinson A H.

Uurke, Center township. Alex Clarke, Hu ti hi ns. n. John Schardine, Salt Creek. C.

Snyder, (i. W. Hairis, Valley. C. P.

Ii -berts, Plt viiK. Frank hchwein. Sylvia. W. Comes, Valley.

I. J. Byers, Grant. I. J.

Graham, Hutchinson. W. A. Austin, Sylvia. A.

K. lloideinan, Castleton. A. N. Itontz, Hutchinson.

J. II. Klward. Albion. .1.

A. Wood, Little liiver. A. J. Snook, Aledlord.

Henry Kutzlali Little liiver. A. Lyons, Hutchinson. O. Cram, Haven.

W. Huyck, Nickerson. Geo. Spangenberger, Keno. W.

Cole, Loda. li. Popejoy, Grove. II Haughman, Valley. Alex Anderson, Troy.

F. S. Brown, Ninnescah. 15. Ue.xroad, Hutchinson, li.

Ewing, Arlington. AI. liaiikin, city. AI. li.

Henderson. Haven A L. Forsha, Hutchinson. Tour action. A few reasons hy you should spend it at Eureka Springs, Ark.

Because: The rale is so low. Because First class accommodations are so reasonable, board from S5.00 to $10 00 per week. Hecause: It's waters are -needed by all to he absolutely pure and most benetical to the health. Because: It's advantages fur lisbing, hunting, picmcing and all out-door sports cannot be excelled. Because: Located at the top of 'he "Ozarks" the deys and nights are always cool and the breezes most refreshing.

Because: There are no Hies to annoy by day nor mosquitoes to disturb one's rest at night. Because: It is situated contiguous to the vast mineral district of Arkansas and presents many opportunities for ahm ihis line Because for health, wealth, or plea sure Eureka Springs can't be beat. The Frisco Line is the only direct route to this famous resort and during the remainder of the summer will have low rales and popular price excursions ai all limes. For further information apply to the nearest Frisco repren sentativo or address either of the undersigned, li. F.

Dunn, District Passenger Agent, Wichita Kansas, Bryan Sy nder General Passenger Agent, St Louis, Mo. Jlit Toprka Daily Herald The. Topeka Daily Herald began publication July 1st. It is a clean readable evening newspaper with all the local, state and general news, it is Republican in politics and devo ted to the interest of Kansas. Subscription price by mail, 30 cents per month, $3.

GO per year Seud subscriptions to The Herald, Topeka, Kansas. Comrade Masters, of Joe Hooker Post of Hutchinson, was in the. city Monday. He says the old soldiers will run the lieunion. and there will not be any char to get into the park that every snid concern will be ruled out.

Tents and -very thing will be furnished. We hope will be a good iieunion, and thut thd boys will have lots of fun. Nickerson Argosy Grand lixcursion via Frisco Line Monday July 15th, 1901 to Eureka Spt itigs, Ark. $5 00 for round trip tickets, good 10 days from date of sale. Train leave Kurrton 8:00 a in train leav Wichita at It.

'00 a m. Call tin any Frisco Line agent for full partiisulars as to lime of train leaving stat ions, or address the undersigned l. F. Dunn District Passenger Agent, Wichita Kansas. Bryan Snyder, General Passenger Agent, St.

Ijouis, Mo. The principal topic for cm versai ion in Hutchinson, and the one that i causing many people to get rich quick (in their minds) is thedrawing for land in new ly opened territory in Oklahoma There are probably not. to -xceed two or three thousand people in this city who have signified their intention of going down to register arid take a chance at the drawing. The chance of getting a piece of land is probbly not better than one to five or six It seems as though the authorities had made at least tine mistake in the plans for the drawing. They should have allowed no one on the territory till after the drawing is made and then only thou that are entitled to enter, and should have allowed suHicient time to elapse between the drawing and time for entry fur them all to make their examination.

Ah it is most of looking over the territory must be done before anyone knows whether he will draw land or not This ill make unnecessai C. H. SHIRK, Constable and Collector Rooms 12-13 Penney BIk. C. J.

RYDE, IN Rrlisis piaierisls, painls, Oils And Painters' Sunnlies Generally. North Alain Slit-et, I Iii'ctiMisoii, Kansu-. DR. i-AUER linn miivc his cilice from Hotel Hriiiiswick to rooms, over the First. Xni'l ink.

OJlico Days, Sal urda.vs Only. Practice Limited to Chronic lliseases, Diseases of Women. Fi ini; of Classt (., Painless Surgery, iticltuling h'tiiture, and Paintetis Kxtraet-io of Teeth Do You Want TO ave Money? Setnl in Jour nnie and ixhlress and get our taiaii'g of .,11 kinds of Merchandise at jr es tlefyiiij. cuinpetili'. ii.

Finely Catalog scut ou receipt of ioc tor yastage, KAHN, GFiElN BERCER. 257 to 26' Dear) Sireei, Ill Catalog Mailed Diinnji July. Tiieie are now 2-13 iinnui es in the lte-foi'iiHto''v. ii i ever i-oii lined there, lakes quite a force in run that institution day and night. If you wai't.

some as goed" "I make it liemedy, try an imitation llocky Mountain Ten. Twill make you sick and keep you sick A Nt A Drug Co, $23. CO Rate frcm Wichilc. to Heltna, Butte, Garrison and tnaccrda Call at "Frisco Line" city ticket office, corner of Main and Douglas Ave. for full information or address B.

Dunn, D. P. W.chita, Kas. Fat lady Don't t-leep too much exercise don't eat fats and sweets. To reduce Mesh rapidly lake UocKy Mountain Tea.

Acts directly on the fatty tissues. 3-rc A A Drug Co. Epitome of Domestic Pratice Dr. Humphreys pocket Manual on the treatment and care of the siek in all ailments mailed free; Humphreys' Medicine Cor. William and John Sts New York.

Insure your wheat against hail in the old reliable Saint Paul Fire hi Marine Insurance company of St. Paul, Minnesota, and get your pay promptly if you suffer loss. Do not lie misled by mutuals, whose assets are utikown and whose business methods may not be satisfactory. Take no chances. Va run an- Fontkon 8tf Hutchinson, Kansas Crane Excursions via Frisco Line To Eureka Springs Arkansas.

Monday July lfjth. Kate $5 00 for the round trip, tickets good 10 days from date of sale. Special train will leave Ellsworth about (5:00 A. M. lUirr-tnn 8:00 A.M.

Wichita 9:00 A. Bbickwell 8:00 A. Oklahoma City A. arriving in Eureka Springs 7 :00 P. M.

For the exact time trains leaving all stations call on any Frisco Line agent, or address the undersigned. Bryan Snytler, General Passengar Agent, St. Louis, Mo. orli. F.

Dunn, District Passenger Agen', Wichita, Kansas. A nice straw or leghorn hat may be cleaned at home, and made to look like new. ill a pail half nil of warm puds a tnhiespoonfiil of COLD DUST WASHING POWDEH wi.l make the right kind of suds and hiten the straw. Immerse the straw, moving it up and down until every fiber is wet; then lift it from the water, lay it upon a hoard or table, imd brush it with a stiff bruh thoroughly. After all the oil is removed, rinse in clean, water; it d--ip for a few mon-enls; then iron it, with a thin cloth between: press the crown over a bowl or pail upside down, ironing on the wrong Bide to make it etiffer.

each calf) produced 10 pounds of milk testing 3. OJ per cent butter fat. With butler lat at 15 1-tJ cents per pound, this would ainotit to 8338 52. The value of the skim milk not eded by the calves would raisin this to 374 24 Deduct from this the value (if the feed comstimed by (he calves and there re mains $321 50, or f32.1o per culf to paj for the expense of milking, feeding the calves, and hauling the milk to the reamery. At 12 1-2 cents per hour this expense need tint be one-hall of Ihe above sum, leaving 15 to Id clear profit lor eauh calf raised tin sKim-milk.

Results with Whole Milk: During tweiny t.vo weeks these en calves con- sunieil pounds of fresh milk, 835 pounds of Kalir-corn i eal, and 835 pounds of alfalfa hay. Tiie total gain was 2,878 pounds, or a daily average of pounds per head. Charging butter fat at creamery prices, the feed cost if raising these crlves amountp tu 157.19. or 15. 72 per head.

The feed cost for each 100 pounds of gain amounts to $5 40. Results with Calves Nursed by the Cows: On May 28, 190O, twenty-two calves that were running with their dams averaged 174 pounds. On Octo ber lo, these same calve averaged 422; pounds, or an avei'iice du.ly gain per head of 1 77 pounds The only expense attached to raising these calves was keep of the cows, which was estimated by the owner to lie $12 per head. Vluliiplyiiiu the avi iiige dally gain of these calyes by 154, the number of days in previous experiment, givs a total e.Hin of 272 pounds per head. With $12 as the cost of raising the calf, eii' lm poundsof gain cost $4 41 KeMiiLs in reed but after Weaning: In the fall all these cut vert were placed in the feed lot, where I hey were pushed for baby beef.

lturing the seven months under experiment, the skim-milk calves ined -HO pounds per head, the whole-milk calves 405 pounds per head, and the imIvcm nursed by the cows 425 pounds per hend. 1 his experiment shown that the feed cost of raising a good skim-milk calf need not exceed f.i 2o in contrast to 15 75 for whole-milk calf, and if8 for one nursed by tie- dam. The skim- niilk call becomes accustomed to eating both grain and roughness early in life, is hand led enough to he gentle, and he.i transferred to the feed lot is ready to make rapid and economical gains. li. II.

Otis. Thirty-six school ma'ms of Reno ounty started Friday morning on an excursions to Detroit, Michigan to at tend the National Iiducational association, Of course they were a line looking lot as they gathered at the depot. School niartns usully are, and lteno unity school manus especially. Aud there was such a lot of them. Think of it, a quarter of a gross.

Mr. Day. hofT must have his hands full to chape-all that crowd. Marriage Licenses The following marriage licenses have been issued by the probate judge since the last issue. Willard A.

Van Horn, to Laura IJ. Milloway, both of burned. James J. Sparr, to Blanch Swarthout both of Hutchinson. The salaries of tli city olliuials of Topeka ha ve been mi -ed The pay of the mayor is made instead of Why wouldn't it be a good Idea to make the salary of the mayor of Hutchinson, as it is $1.00 a year, a whole $1.50 a year instead? We do all kinds of Magazine binding.

Order your Legal Blanks from this office. course there always more or less grumbling lrom a class of peo.de that mink the Pan-American exposition should be furnished i hem for a nickel in any country town or small city. Hut the complaint this time, seems not lo be con-lined to that clabs alone. It. general.

It is widespread. One man on the street last SatuiUay vvac saying in a modest way thai ne believed making the town so dry wa hurting it, referring to the liquor business, when a very intelligent young in ii spoke up and said it was not Inn tiiig halt so much as th.it 4tli of July. He said; They make us pay to gel in alio then make us pay to sit and then all we could do was to look at. one another." The met sand ihe hole program seem to have been an utter iaiiure Atusic even was s'arcH. The iwo ball games between Newioii and Sterling, teams were the amusements worth looking at and they were nothing at all extra.

The people who came from the country, having read the advertisements and expecting a good time such as Hutch inson has a recoid for giving on sued occasions, went nie not only sgusteil hut angry. On the streets Saturday it was asserted that it will injure the fair this fall. This is something to he feared. Of course it should not be so, but tiie people of the country who feel thut they were not fairly treated ay not distinguish between the different man agements of the We do not know who is to blame lor the fail ure of thecelebration, lor their was a combination of various interests that took it up. The fair association is largely under the management of people ho live in the country.

It is to he hoped no one will confound the fair with the 4th of July celebration. Hutchinson Gazette. The Revenue Stamps Annulled. To cause a reduction of the Government revenue forty million dollars a year, the law which went eliect July 1st made the following stamps unnecessary on instruments named Bank checks 2 cents. Kills of lading 10 cents.

Bonds not, otherwise specified, (excepting bonds of indemnity 50 cents Certificates ol damage 25 cents. Certilicdtes not otherwise specified, lo cents, Charter party to 510 Chewing gum 4cts, each $1. Commercial brokers $20. Sight drafts, 2 cents. Express receipts 1 cent.

Insurance Ld'e, 8 cents per 100. Marine, inland lire, cent per $1. Casualty, fidelity and guaranty, lz cent per ifl Lease, 25 cents to $1. Manifest for custom house 1 to f. Money orders, 2 cents per $100 Mortagages and conveyances in trust 25 cents per SI, 50U Power of attorney to vote, 10 cents.

Power of attorney to sell 25 cents. Promissory notes 2 cents per 100. Proprietary medicines 1-8 cent for1 each I cents. Protest 25 cents. i Telegraph messages 1 cent.

Telephone niersages 1 cent Warehouse r-ceipts 25 cents. The. United States is well managed financially. When President, McKin-ley was first inaugurated the Nation paying $3 a year interest on its public debt. Two wars fought since increased the debt by but the imprest payment has been reduced to $29,000,000.

Canton Ohio Repository. Over 321 North Main. Prices Very Reasonable. pnone 288. purceuuHKSBS..