Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 1, Ed. 1, Wednesday, June 24, 1903 Page: 2 of 8
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IN EVKHY WALK Or LIFE
People In
every walk
of ute bar
bad backs
Kidneys go
wrong and
the back be
tins ip ache
Cure nick 7
kidneys anil
backache
quickly dis-
appears
R ad this
t o b 11 mony
J a
and learn how It can be don
A A Boyce a farmer living three
and a half miles from Trenton Mo
says A severe cold settled In my
kidneys and developed so quickly that
I was obliged to lay oft work on ac-
count of the aching In my back and
Bides For a time I was unable to
alk at all and every makeshift I
tried and all the medicine I took bad
not the slightest effect My back con-
tinued to grow weaker until I was un-
fit for anything Mrs Boyce noticed
Uoans Kidney Pills advertised as a
sure cure for just such conditions and
one day when In Trenton she brought
a box home from Cbas A Fosters
drug store I followed the directions
carefully when taking them and I must
say 1 was lnqrethan surprised and
much more gratified to notice the
backache disappearing gradually until
It Anally stopped
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr Bbyce will
be mailed on application to any part
of the United States Address Foster
Mllburn Co Buffalo N Y For sale
by all druggists price 60 tents per bbxT
More than 2000000 persons live In
Manhattan and the Bronx About 19
000 persons own all the land In these
two boroughs The number of prop-
erty holders Is 8000 less than It was
eight years ago
There are more wrecks In the Bal-
tic sea than In any other place In the
world The average Is one wreck a
day throughout the year
Some heartless people will say that
the man who was killed by lightning
whllo he was playing the fiddle invited
the fate which overtook him But per
haps he was not one of that lilnd
Tho latest recoids give 187153 miles
aS the length of submarine cablelald
to date Tbo first cable was laid Just
fifty years ago
The Columbia man JooHedcresfal
len Whats theJbJatterfVsltedtthe
syjnpatbetl girh mlslmptfcrushi
2ed > he replidjiM HopeslesBly Jl went
j
1 o a collegeSba aai esterdtseand a
ythe ColtfmblanaCmhoy were selling
a
Storekeepers report that h eitra
quantity together with < the superior
quality of Defiance Starch makes it
next to impossible to sell any other
brand
Great Yarmouth England has the
narrowest street In the world It la
Kitty Witches which Is only flftyftve
inches wide You can loan out of your
Window and bhakij hands wlth < tyour
Jneighbor across the street
constitutional cure Price
75c
A oontortionfsllha s been swlnSling
the street car lines In New York city
and Philadelphia byallowlng himself
to be struck by trolley carsand tlien
obtaining damages fprthq accident
He evaded capture for seventeen
months i
a > ft < V
lual whone cl
CIItrOHATIONS naindl I <
reliable D t tlT S Tl ° e BfoiilerMeCaiiM
DctecttT Agency llouttou Taxai
1 The Florida orange crop for this
season will break the records of tho
last ten years The crop will be worth
27000000 an Increase Ot l000vo
boxes over last year
When a man cant pay his rent he
generally gets a move on
Write THE GIBSON WELL CQ for
particulars about Mineral Wells Tex
Flattery is a topl that will pry open
almost any womanshejirt
Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of De
flance Starch Is fast taking jilaco ot
all other brands Others say they
cannot sell any other starch
Many of the socalled germs of
thought areriothlngbdt1paste <
In the good old sumier itimb
drink Dr Tepper It leaves a feasant
farewell andagraclouscallback At
all Soda Fountains Be per glass f
Looking for opportunities Is Hke a
game ot hide and seek f
GIBSON WBU WATERiS paturVi
remody for kidney troubles
HI
F6w men oan afford to wait unless
they have nothing else to do
glad to see each oth
Are people as
er as their shaking hands would tlndl
cateT
The average reputations are too
brittle for roughusage
Dig Fruit on Young Wood
Fronj tho writings of Prof Coft ire
take the following Now the ques-
tion Is how much can wo do and how
can we do It tolregulate the slzo of
the frnlt I think that the principle
that we ne eanobbse eMfthls that
large fruits will grow on young fruit
spurs and they will not grow else-
where If we havo young fruit spurs
we will havo large fruit provided of
course that wo have a vigorous
growth and generally speaking tho
younger tho fruit spur the liner will
be the fruit If this Is truotthen we
jnust so prane our trees as to have
foung fruit spurs ratho rlhanold ones
You all know that a Duchess tree that
Is twenty years old 1s Just one mass
of fruit spurs and sometimes these
will branch Ilka a deers horn If we
could in some way prune our troes
that wo could have young fruit spurs
Instead of old ones we could gfov
rrult just as well on a Duchess twenty
years old aa onaoL < six orseven I
believe Then the next question Is
how shall we do It 1 dojiot claim
o have answered this question fully
but I think that one secret Is this
wemus with tho oldest fruit spuis
that Is one step In doing 1 that Is
wo must thin Our fruit Inen we must
prune our 1rees In such a way that
Wo shalf grow some strong new shoots
In other words we muot adopt some-
thing like a renewal system such as
we use In tbcj grape I think that we
can gain a great deal by pruning our
trees rather strongly so as to start a-
new growth 1 know there Is danger
of starting too much new growth but
I believe that we should aim to grow
up two or thfee strong Bprouts every
year with the view that they will
come In pretty soon and take the place
of some old and fcble branch that
ha3 done its work and that is no long
cr able to nourlah Its fruit so that the
fruit will grow large
Putting in Clover
In a communication to Ontario
farmers AvD Sbaraol said I will
say that our farmers haje followed
the bractlce of iitttng up clover hay
greqn tor the pastflvo years with
universal success The cioVeiifusu
aliycut dbwn In tbd evening ajlowed
to wilt the next morning and stored
in the rnW In IhV afternoon Thl
process pro7entsVtho loss oi ydaves
after the ordinary process of curing
and placesthe hay In thef ver best
possible condition fof future jSe
Vhothl3j < hiVls ta kfen outlotflhe
mowIt cornea as frlshiaud green nb
tho day It was put In without nnj
dust or mold The only precaution
that seems necessary Is to ke p the
mow as tightly clOBed as possiBlefoi
a few days after the hay has been
stored In the barn and until the heat
from the processes of fermentation
haB disappeared There havo leen
some cases ot spontaneous combus-
tion reported but these are usually
the results of storing partially green
h y In stacks rather than the green
hay directly from the deld
lrrlgatlon 3n > HUmfd States i >
A clrcufar of tho United States Do
pa rtnjent dfigiiiultur6 saysy The
rise In prices of agricultural lands In
the last Sew y ars hasmade Jt nepes
Sary that farmers should gctHthe
Jargcst possible rettirrfUfrpmj their
ladds andhascreated Vgeneral n
terst jn whatey er wjlj hqlp tp that
end One of tho aids now being con-
sidered Is JrrlSBtlon In ithe East It
Is not as In tho West absolutely
necessary for the raising of any trops
but like fertilizing or thorough culti-
vation Is a means ot Increasing tho
icturns from land The wholfe ques
tlon Is whother It will pay The re-
tort of Irrigation Investigations of the
Department of Agriculture for the
yeaf 1901 carried on under tho dltec
Hon ot EJwopd Mead gives somq Val-
uable data on this question Tho re-
port covers exporlmonts In i Missouri
Wisconsin and Now Jersey A series
of experiments extending over sev-
eral yeara ot tho Wisconsin inxperl
ment Station at Madison shoyr a
marked Iricreaso In yields of farm
crops Tho average Increase In the
yield of clover has on Irrigated land
ojrcr lhat from untrrigated land has
Been 2 t tons peracre the average
increase In yield of Corn has been
ZSjls bushels perhere and potatoes
show n gain ot 839 bushels per acre
Tho annual cost of Irrigation a Mad
ison has been 0 68 per aero not In-
cluding any Interest on the Invest
ment but Including all extra labor
At current prices this leaves a net
profit from irrigation of about 20 per
acre on bay 11 per ncre on corn
and 73 por acre on potatoes Tbe
conditions 6f soil and climate at Mad-
ison do not differ from those tit the
Middle West getorally and tho re
suits given above show that where
water can bo obtaljed without too
large an outlay irrigationJag ap part
tit Intonfrlvji tormtnjg Terjffffioatitbie
But oneeighth ot an Iceberg Is above
water
Cattleat Odebolt Iowa
Tho ltiwa Agricultural College Is
carrying Wbjpms elaborate pp eri
nients ln cattlefeeding at the Brook
mont faruilat Odeppt Iowa Tho
farm furnlkiica theanimals feed and
labor and builds yards sheds and
Water tanks according to th plabs
furnished by the experiment station
The station determines thiv different
lines of feeding to bd followed di-
vides tho cattle into suitable lots and
details a representative to take can
tiol of the WorlSfTAt the completlonof
the experlmen t 1ll6dataobtained Is
taken Byth Xpeilment station for
iubllchtIori 4Pahdtlie animals are re-
turned to tn e lcontrol ot tho farm
Which marftels lhcm Five hundred
steers andflfo Hundred boss are now
being iatteJeib on tho farm in these
co opefatlYcrcxporlmentp Three tests
are being mail Tin fattenljg steers ns
follows Acclimatization testf light
and heavyration tost supplementary
feeds test
In the adcllmatlzatloa test fifty
head df8utberniflteers are fed In one
lot and Jltty 1 fiead qf western Bteers
In a second lob Eacb lof Is ied all
the corn and jfheat stia they will
eat The objectol this experiment Is
td etormlu6 < frpm whafsoetlon of the
country Iowa farmers will find It most
profltabl6 to fitly steers to be rat
tcnedr
i
Throe lots of jflfty steers each 4ir
fed in the liglit and heavy ration test
AH lots aro fotl all the wheat stray
thoy w111 cat The maximum dally
ration df tire flrst lot will be 1G lbs of
corn per teerqf the second lot 20
lbs of corn pefstoer and of tpe third
lot U fbs o corn per < tect Tho dh
Ject Is to determine whether llghti
medium or heavy feeding of grain to
fattening stfeers will give Ae greatest
gains for feed consumed and the most
profit
In the Supplementary feeds test five
lots of fifty1 steers oaoh are tod All
lots aro fed nllTtTie wfieat Straw they
will eat Foring taln ration lot one Is
fed corn albu8lot two corn and ln
seed meaJtlotnhreo corn and cotton
eetl mda lodifour oji and Qhiten
fee d ahdpKlVecorn and bipod meal
the latt containing 87 pr centpro
tein ItWQ
The object ofthls test b to d eiSr
fluencos In gains and quality of 8e3h
ofkfhe different protein feejjs Atuhe
cjose ot jthaIeedrug tto 60fthead frllf
Jje shipped otjiicagganjta slaughteri
test made wlthteacKlotbySomeJead
ing packing house1 In evOTy lot one
hog Is kept for each steer to test tha
valueof tbodroprlngs
In FavOftof8heep
Sheep hav4 a wkWMil utlllzgJjjy
productB whlQh H > otLeranImalsi5eni
ta ha e > sdyl nimWIcatlon ht the
Iowa Agricultural College Of the
four or five hundred different plants
which may boy found in any locality
sheep wllj eat sjjKltt firer small
percentage while battle and other
stoctf wllIAtgucIr ontjr a JUtTf avodo
half Even 1 sheer arte turned Jnto
4
ana Ideal pftsturjeitheM wllljnow ind
tlien nlbblo htlheveills VyterminV
tlbn of the Jedaesults Whou the
grilrt lslmrvste dSnl fateni tr ofa
the field the plucerjor the sheep to
tti stub jolQgSse u us hes wtrd
buckwheat and thofwcedS and grasses
to bafo trd lnthefcftjec cortrursatm
fence iovb fat victims to them and
fiirulsb fall feed thereby fulfilling h
tvofold purpose for thebr ovners
that of destroying these pests and
converting these waito product Into
good mutton nndLwool Thej lamb
rop may bo tatj and developed In
tbo corn flejui
last cultljatl
Essex ra iiei
t
a to6 Wm5i
rows
veftf rapid Sri
tlme lt wilt ha
Old sheep cannot
way because ta
forq UmbSyha
age but on thoj
eat much pt
other wceda
Waste of
Thq agiiculi
page 153 sayst
which form tho
and carrying
ery rain stor
goes on aB the
after longcontl
waters can flovv
mattor consist
and mud lawdepi
Hie alUivlunJorj
A thing of W
forever if yotl >
marry her
y
low muddy cojo fij
all Jf at tbo
corn Dwarf
o u the
III make
weaning
c lambs
ffil In this
iW down the
do po dam
tbej will
grass and
Washing
ort ear 1SS5
same agoncies
a also wasting
y Durlngiev
pprtation of soil
nd rivers show
by tho ycl
waters that
they are carrylug ikvaTIquantity of
sediment towardsthe sea The run-
ning streams be ar along thd trans-
ported matter andgrodually deposit
It aB the currentCdlnilnlshos Its Veloc-
ity When the slrfaut peaches a flat
or level track arid over which its
jjisn nde4
y of sand
cinsijtutes
IV
oa Joy
fellow
> 4 r v Av SJ j > iL j7iP v
Hermann Klelno July chapters of
Tho Cenftlrys AJodern Musieat Cet
tebrltI6sJwlll tellSamong otlifg intorl
da Resz
estlhg TeiafiilBceriJes Jean
kesflrst appearance In Wagnerlopera
Tho production was Din Molstersing
or given July 13 1S89 at Covent
Garden Londan and Jean de Reizkn
Walther Stolzlng Though
sang von
the opera was sung lnnItaUanUvas
a gratifying success Joan de Reszkes
Brat appearance as a German singer in
WaknerJan opera took place In New
York City during tho winter of 1895
Why should woman suffer untold
Sony from female dial q fi wlion iliej
ean be oaied at home tby nsiny Pr
Lnnns Home Treatnleut for Women
vETor particnlars uddrfsii Drij LUrirls
Sanitarium and Hospital HbUBf orijTex
So
Houston Texai
largest bronze statue In the
The
world Is that of Peterj thq ttreit at
St Potefsburg It weighs il lOg tons t
HAVE YOUf l
Or your friends lands lnMIardJh or
any Hast Texas counties for sale or
aro you an heir to some early Texas
settler and havcyldnils coming to you
Boresrrob the Ijusy
tlmo aud patience
ai Norfleet
In Cairo the proportion of blind
people ot the population Is one tp
every twenty resldenfs
b Courses hi Kuid Vgartbn Maspnls
Touch and Tecliulo best European
methbds phrasing etc for Mnslp
iTeachers at Landon Conservatory Sum-
mer Session Rox 191 Dallas Texas
< > i > f
A weekly paper wants to know why
Inen go to ball games It Is belloved
they go for tho purpose of seeing the
home team get robbed by the umpire i
California had the beBt season for
touristSlast winter thestateihasever
known
Doal boards may bo made Incombus-
tible by painting with silicate Ot Soda
When your liver Is out of ordsr lt
needs GIBSON WELL WATER
At Kingstown Dublin tho name-
plates of the principal streets are to
belt English and Gaelic characters
Fruits of modern philosophy seem
to bo electric currents
Btopa the Congh and
Works Off the Cold
LaxaUvoBrotUoQiilntiieTabletu rriceloo
rH + r
When a glrlls pot pretty the mother
always Insists that sholo6ksilike < lor
father J V j < Mj x
V M > r ± y tffim <
All wellgrdomed bw do AW pps
sess horse senSeT i
rrT8P Tto ii tlCoMj in Un rt n nn
flnt o tb r nr Kllnva ar iwrr Kttteni
Sand or FRKK XSflOO ttlal bottle nd lr R ls J
Vm a U 1Club ted 931 Arna Sc I tdliuVlulU fa
man ot bbth
JJeHAKBrDETicOTlVE AOBKOV
ilostton leinilor ualuei iar U lU d
uioi1t ttrTJoe
f n A t e
A girl always looks very qneer
when a man tells how mucb h9 weighs
net
Mans Inhumanity to man Isnt to bo
corapar6di with Woman a Inhumanlty
ywomSnV
i I
i i 11 t 4 t
i
> lira aursPlm Oan lor OonibmptlenuTMl
Br Ut three rf rs ago Mrs Tho no o
ttoyUStrojuyorwiohyt Y > y b tfr COa
jNlpp hundred n nd ftfty ttQusana
fearrisfges andVother vehlcles for pleas
lire purposes are made and sot yearly
in tbeUnited States < yyy
i i 1 M
1 Dealers say that as sdon a a eii >
tomer tries Deflanco Starch JtJla InV
possible to Sell them any othqr cold
water starch H can hOj used cold
or boiled
Do not tako strong medicines when
yoq can have GIBSON W LL WATKR
shippedto you
Thefisherman doesnt believe in
sparing the rod howevermuch he may
fipotl the eitM <
I I i
Dont yon know tbat Dsllanca
Starch besides being absolutelysupo
rlor ta any other Is put up18 ounces
lit paokagi and sells at same nrlco
aa JSounbo packages ot other hinds
When we get stale It Is hard to
realize that we pore neyer too fresh
8tn lbo Housekeepers
will have Defiance Starch not alone
becausethey get onethird more for
tho sum money butalso bpcaust of
superior quality
The more children a woman has
the fewer tads she Is likely to culti-
vate
Today Is the Day
to lie about pltnUor sail ptporlug your house
We do SrttclMt work In the conntrj H well
la th cttr If n < lent beUere ItiimT va
sad l lA > we flg ei W T DAMP
SOK lis lamln itriet Iloaiton Texsi
I a
between Ikagwsy and St Michael
Alaska P00 dogs are kept by the pos-
tal authorities for Utter carrying
O MLROAD8 AND DAMAES
Excessive or Prejudicial Judgment
Compared to fHflhway Robbery
It Is right and proper that railroad
and other corporations should be held
to a strict accountability and that
they should be made to pay reason
able compensation forlnjurleslnfllet
ed or for damage done but the Judg-
ments rendered agalnst thom are In
some Cases so excessive as to almost
amount to highway robbory and some
of the verdicts are a moro travesty of
Justice
When amah who lias never been
valued btany one of his acquaint-
ances as anythIng more than a drone
meetnwjth p lpJury for which ho
itfilnEsho may hold a coiporatton ro
sponsible even to tuei extort of con-
tributory negligence ho tdo often de
fciands not merely thq aUbT whi h
would compensate Jiirn fqcvfthe loss
sor time Sf a skilled workmsrf due to
his Injurlesvand a reasonablesum as
Aalmifov hissufferl gatbut instlttites
fsult ofia sum of money beyond the
wildest ilreanfof a aHc J under or
dluary circumstances or contlngen
Cfes t The Jury
made upy > f sup
> cltl
pbaMly hgnost and Jionorabfo
nzf3s sworn to fender an lmpar
tial jerdlpt will In somcsilch cases
reiJdBr a JndgmfcbtiInfavor jr lnB
complalnant fof the fill sum Sued for
amounting to many thousands of dql
Jars simply because the defendant ia
=
a Boulo33 corporation and is sup-
posed to be able to stand tho strain
In such a case the decision Is not
basedupon calm and Impartial judg
mentP but Is perhaps warped by an un
projudico against the cdr
poratton and a false Bontlment of
sympathy with the complainant
Leius have equity and fatrness al
Around without prejudice and with-
out favor San Antonio JSipiess
Clovoland has about 100 millionaires
The feafeat least four men whb are
worth 10900000 or more John V >
Rockefeller J H Wadft vSamueloMa
ther and Charles Harkness
The Syrian Prpte3tant College at
Ueyreuth founded by Dr Daniel Bliss
Is wieldingan Immense Influence all-
over Western Asia and northwestern
Africa The College has now twelve
substantial stone buildings nnd COO
students
i i >
A roll of blll3 stopped a bullet thai
Struck a Chicago man In the breast
thus saving his lifo The moral lsv r
obvious Tho man who would llvfflong
fn Chicago should keep his clothes
well lined with greenbacks j
JfhOWOrld uses o00000000 worth
ofcotton goodrCin ayear Of th h
tGreat Britain manufactrirers CO perf
< feent > >
f j
vjvit V i
LSympiithyforthe underdog fa often
An Heal f Omans MlciBe
So gays Mrs taste Irwfn of
325 So College St Nashville
Tenn of Lyoia E Pinkhairis
Vegetable Compound
Nerer n the history of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equalled that at-
tained by Lydia K PlnkhajnH
Vepotabto Compound and ne ir
during tbollfettiuB of this wonderful
medicmo has the demand for it been
so great aa it is todayi
From the Atlantio to the Iaclflo
and througbdut the lengthand breadth
of this great continent oomo the glad
tldlngS of womans sufferings relieved
by it and thouaouda upon thousands
of letUr are pairing in irom grateful
women saying that It will and posi-
tively does cure the worst forma ot
female complaints
Sfr3 PlnkJiiun invites nil w < >
mciv vrlio aro punled nbout <
tliolrhenltli to wrltohorot Iiynn
BInsB for ndvloe 9ucli corre
spondenoe Is seen by omen only
nd no chnrjo la made
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