The Illustrated Poultry Gazette from Topeka, Kansas • 9

U7HEN writing io advertisers please state that you saw their advertisement in this paper. THE ILLUSTRATED POULTRY GAZETTE 9 D. TUEIKEVS and B. P. R06K3 BARGAIN SALE Owing to continued poor health, I will offer all my surplus stock, old and young, for sale in September at a bargain.

High scoring Belgian hares a specialty." Mrs. F. A. Hargrave, Richmond, (Franklin Kan. received replies from patrons who were at first only prospective buyers, saying, Mr.

C.you are a hustler for trade. Well, that is my business and should be the duty of every breeder or business man What difference is it if I receive a stamp to answer an inquiry, or I pay' my own postage and when I make an inquiry myself to enclose a stamp? My belief placed in a nutshell would be, let every man pay his own postage, and if his business is so small he cant pay that, he should adopt another scheme to sustain body and soul. S. CHAMPION. money in the deal, and I am much mistaken if the majority are not in it for the shekels and not for' the mere pleasure.

Will any breeder run a good sized advertisement and when he receives a reply fron some of the journals readers without a stamp for a reply, will he cast it in the waste basket? No! Nearly all breeders will make a prompt reply. For myself I usually reply at once making entry on my book for that purpose (if my answer was not necessarily, needing copying), giving date, then in ten days if no reply is received, I again write, and again in twenty days. I have ECCS SI. 50 per 15 after May 1st 17HITE WYANDOTTES That Are Winners I have three good trios for sale at prices that will sell them. Write for description and prices.

Also have five cockerels for sale. R. C. STUART, SO. McALESTER, I.

T. $40 From One Sitting of Eggs This is what one customer says: From the sitting of Barred Plymouth Rock eggs you sent me sold one cockerel at io, one at one at $7, and three at $5 each. This from one sitting shipped in 1899." Many of the winners in the past seasons shows come from our stock. If you wish quality at a reasonable price, do not let the opportunity go by, as it is not too late to hatch winners. Special price will be quoted on eggs for June.

Light Brahmas and Barred Plymouth Rocks our Specialty. Send stamp for circular and price list. F. H. SHELL AROER, West Liberty, Iowa, U.

S. A. iiitiitivitiiiiiiiuititittttivtitiitttBtiiiiitBiittaaitiitiitttitiiiittisftitt THE ST0CKT0I1 POULTRY YARDS, II. II. IIEHER, PROP.

Mammoth Lt. Brahmas, Snow P. Bocks. S. 0.

W. and Brown Leghorns, English Buff Cochins and Black Minorcas. My birds have never in six years lost first premium in the show room, during this time they have won 167 premiums and many specials, 1 have now 400 youngsters and I expect excellent show birds for fall delivery. Will sell eggs from any of the above at half price the rest of the season Address, N. N.

NEHER, STOCKTON, KANSAS. BARRED AND BUEE ROCKS. STAY WHITE WYANDOTTES. Raised over 600 birds last season. Matings for 1900 better than ever.

Breeding pens headed by large standard bred males scoring 92 to 95 points with females equally high scoring. Also breeder of Mammouth Bronze Turkeys. Surplus stock sold except 4 choice Buff Rock cockerels, which will go cheap Pedigreed eggs from best matings for sale now rite for prices T. L. NORVAL, SEWARD.

NEB. College Hill Poultry Farm STANDARD BRED BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS Rocks-E. B. Thompson strain. Turkeys Mackey and axwell strain $2.00 to Hens, fi 00 to Turkeys, $2.00 to Eggs j2.oo, $3.00.

MRS. J.T. WOODFORD, Wichita, Has. 3600 East Central Avenue. JOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000 Were winners in Birmingham and Wheelbeck, England; Detroit, Toledo, Bay City, Caro, and Madison Square Garden.

If you contemplate buying a sitting or two of Black Minorca eggs, now is your opportunity. I am offering 15 eggs for only $1.50 only half price. These eggs will be carefully packed and true to name. My Minorcas are superior show fowls and are prolific layers of large white eggs 'FREPffes P16CONMUOOC 'Y POULTRYjubhE ANNUAL SHOW JAN.29-f EB.21301 S. CHAMPION, Drawer 17, Cass City, Mich.

Send for circular. Member American Black Minorca Club. JoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj rjfa Note Mr. Galcg likeness is over Mr. Millers name, and Mr.

Millers over Mr. Gales. 1 pigeons most of the time for fifty-four years, and has bred fancy pigeons for thirty years, having begun with Pouters and Baldheaded Tumblers. He was one of the first in Ohio to breed ferrets. In poultry he has bred a number of varieties, and today Is breeding Golden Wyandottes, Brown Leghorns and B.

B. Game Bantams. OLDENBUSCH, NEBRASKA Breeder of Buff Wyandottes, Silver Wyandottes, Buff Cochins, American White Wonders, Buff Leghorns, S. S. Hamburgs, and Cornish Indian Games.

Also Toulouse Geese and large rekin Ducks. Correspondence solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ben eggs, $1.50 ps: itting; Buck eggs, $1.50 par Hitting; Touloujo Ooeie eggs, 60 centsleiok. Mention this paper, and receive a catalogue free.

OTXaTT KEXjT.E3jB BTJIXIDEiaS ARMITAGE HERSCHELL CtfS. 'Va STEAMRyf The Shelby Poultry and Pet Stock Association, although new, Is one of the strongest In the central part of the state, having about forty members enrolled. Their first exhibition was held in the City Hall at Shelby, Ohio, last winter, and was a grand success. Their next Is to be held at the same place, January 29 to February 2, 1901. The association Is olilcered as follows: President, D.

D. Landis, one of the most successful farmers of Richland County, a breeder of White Wyandottes and White Pekin ducks. Tilt, the vice-president, is a resident of Shelby and a hustler In the poultry business. He Is a breeder of Silver and White Scotch Hares and White Pekin Ducks. L.

E. Dove, the secretary, came to Shelby from Licking County, Ohio, about four years ago, Is a blacksmith by trade, and has a line collection of buffs. Isaac Miller, the treasurer, is another prosperous farmer, a breeder of B. P. Rocks, of vhlch ho has a fine collection.

He is also an extensive breeder of Jersey cattle. It. C. Winbigler, superintendent, is a fancier of Buff Plymouth Rocks. He Is the leading veterinary surgeon of the town and a hustler In the show business.

Assistant Superintendent William McNeal came to Shelby from Bucyrus a few years ago. He Is connected with the rolling department of the Shelby Steel Tube Company, and Is a breeder of exhibition Barred Rocks. Tho Judges: Wick Hathaway, of Madison, Ohio, is to be authority on tho poultry, and Fred. Gale, of Pulasklvllle, is to place the awards in the pigeon and pet stock departments. He was born June 15, 1836, in the Buckeye state, nnd has resided in tho neighborhood of his birth all his life, lie has bred A Profitable Summer Are you looking for a good paying business this summer? There is big money to be made in running GALLOPING STEAM RIDING GALLERIES At Summer Resorts, Pairs, or Traveling over the Country These machines could be taken into the thousand and one country towns where amusements are scarce, and an enormous profit be realized.

A practically unlimited field of operation is furnished by the ana West in particular. At county fairs the money that. can be taken in is astounding. No pleasure resort is complete without one of these magnificent riding galleries. Good terms to right parties.

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