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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
TIMELY WARNING.

DEtSnNS irh'bt,l To NE on account foi
the year l-"2 ar' rcgurtted To call ana
>tiii'; and all PERSONS indebted for ieoi,
81 pr'Ninns. ARE hereby putihrd that unless
immediate payments are made their ho'se
aud accounts win lie placed in the hsnos
ri an officer for collection.
JOSEPH SHELTON:
OCTOBER g. t-r,t eU
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
Good for Rabies.

With bnhy st breast morning. is so use
ful FOR queting my own and baby's nerves
as Parker's Ginger Tonic. II prevents
bowel complaints, aud Ia better than nny
s'imula"t TO give strength AMI appetite
\ Newark Mother
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
IT, .r,.N fs
Il 4, bRiDGEs,
J. K. RAMSEY

Which report IVES adopted and the mi ]
IuT nrdiuHucc passed.
he Il enacted by III, Mayor and s.l,.
""' at thc 'o"u of ii"mer. That m, a.,
golng cStlnat" b" declared the proh,h,
"Spcn,rs Of th" town OF Homer for :,
year l~-3. "
When, on motion, the BOARD a,t;ou,n.
TN r.Nt r'cular meeting.
tSlgurd,l J. T.. HrLSR. Ma,or
Attest: j. X RtN-EY, CLERK Cn,no,',
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

There is Wild excitement in the city of
New York over the enforcement of the
Sunday law. The population of the great
city - actually ,,.!:: :uto two hostile camps
which are al daggcrs' points In the mean.
time the city authorities are stringentiy
enforcing the law.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

The Ncthodists Of Georgia are soon To
establish at Augusta a College for the cdu-
cation Of tho colored people. The college
is to be managed by the church aud an
eminent Minister is to take charge of the
institution. The work is q good one.
There is nothing which the eolored people
need 30 much as education.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
TO NM PATRONS.

TiiL undersigned, like most o,hcr men
mas demands 70 meet, and those WIN
eaVo md bis services are requested 10 lend
MIN helptuG hand. His patrons are ms
nepeo depcr for means tn meet his obhca.
hooe to Others. Come mp friends. and settle
November :, 1852. al
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Candidates for Congress are still coming
10 the front in the Sixth District. No less
than = do1ss, distinguished gentlemen
have already announced their willingness
to serve the dear people in the capacity Of
Congressman. From 20 many good men
the convention can hardly 60 amiss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

| WANT To SAY TO ALL PEhsoSS
i Indebted 10 me by note or accoantIoo
they male or female, old OF young, wpi.e
or hacks-to come fsrwsrl and settS "
th' 1T of January and save cost
have on hand, and will ocnfinue 70
keep good supply of the besi family sIe
cerie-, dry goods, boots aud shoes, ciotpins'
tinware, canned goods, aud almost sv9y
thing kept in any other store-au OF Sna
will sell at the very lowest prices io' '''
CASH.
Oct. II, 1852 lV"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Another fool has been heard from. This
person signs himself Jonathan Sage. and
he has filed hill with the Garfield Board
Of Audit. lie asks tn he allowed Sit0o for
anxiety shown by him during the Illness
of the deceased President. He also wants
S97 60 "for wear and tear of brain caused
10y the suspense" and $500 for extra pa.
pers purchased. The amount Of the bin
foots up sl55s,76 The Board Of Anai,
shonld allow the bill if the wages Of the
doctors has to be cu, down still lower
The fellow is more liberal in his charges
anyway than was Bliss.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
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way should liz discovered t" protect thu
people from the mcrcil">N greed fsp"cula-
tors. Sales that arrnoi sales, - u hardship
upon ia" people which l. lll"gIunatr "nd
which they are III ahl" To stand. If trade
WIS permitted /" regulate rs't hN thu
Natural Law OF supply and demaud. aud
under these circumstances ia" price should
be high, It would be accepted ~ the uatnr-
al and Legitimate result of lass urcl which
capitalists and spectators exercised uu
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
Probable Expenses Of the Co,,
o. Scner FOR IssS sofst

The Mayor and Selec.uea Fl. y,
of Homer'9c' Monday, Dec. 4,a, Il; IT, u
Tyosent--j L, Hul.. Msvor. " ~.
buckle. :. i. Gladney, G. G C;,u ,,S " 4
Ramsey, SclrciuIru. AAu !
Abseut- b. A. Biidges.
Board called to order.
The committee appointed 70 NAL.
Endge, Of Expenses IF tue Ccr,,,rs.up
the yc,r lse2, submitted iii. i'dlo, iea
port:
We, ruur committee. recom,r.,a,,
option ri ia" follow irS Tsiima,. =, &c
bic Expenses vi fLc Corpors.;on 70
town # Homer. fos the scar isaS. VI
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Assessing aud collecting license. NV
aud taxes aud Treasurer sal1ry ,u
working stle"ts, &c........ ms
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

The COMMITTEE on pcu,inua has lcpottcd
the Mexican war. The bill expressly pro-
ridrs that Jefferson Davis, President of
the late tonfcdcracy, shall hc excluded
fiom the htnchts OF the bill. y bill Of
thls kiud wouh have b-cn lrforr Con.
grrss long before, but for J,ticrson DAVIS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
Fer Sale,

SPLENDID LIGHT. NIW
"a l'iorHe Wagon, cheap for cash
Apply az this ofhc-.
Dec IL l-@l
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

The time tor paying taxes Ia, .lhuut ~.
plrcd. The first ct January all taxes will
he delinquent aud II VIII bc the duty of
the Tax Collector IT. advertise and pro
e,rd to enforce collections l., Law. This
will be duty Which, the shrlh Will re-
get to be compelled To resort to. bnr Il, AN
officer he must ln hi> duty.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
succession sale.

~ucrr>sl"n Of Geo. W. Tigucr. deg asrd.
Sirb of ioni,.r,r Parish IF fiuiboln,
pl virtue of Ju ul',r 1T the 3rd District
ID Count a.. the ah",, stat" and parish.
and ~ obrdIrurr 80 a cuuui. SION i>,u,d Iu
tn JhuN. Liiu,d >uoc"-~iuU H., the Clerk
"f sad Cont md 20 nae directed. | Wi!
sell st tie late residence ol t,r deceased.
~ the above state &rd uiIi-h. Al public
out,i!. t" ia" last and highest hdd"r. coy
Saturday, the Both December, i>N2.
all of H." personal. m"vcahlc Property be-
longing 10 the estate aud Succession of t-u.
w Tgutr, decd. consisting Of
Horses. Mules. Cows. flo.s Cora. Cn'-
ton. Cotton Seed. I.ur.iu. Tooj>. lI"u>,-
todd aud Kitchen Furu'tHrr &v.. ~.
* Icrm- % ale cash t. pay d.h'-
J.. Il. HlGllrONIR.
administrator.
H',. -. - ll.'s
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

TQeS00y.--..-.--. '--.DcC' 50, 1907
Il is acknowledgements that ~e will issue
10 reguiar sheet nr1t week. We VIII send
oas au advertising sheet and give any items
Of uows that are of general interest. II
will be a time Of general hilarity aud holi.
day enjoyment, aud people win have other
engagements than perusing newspapers.
We have a good deal Of extra work which
REQUIRES orr attention, The Office requires
a general oyefhauiIng and cleaning up
hooks have to be Atraighten.a M. aud 9th
or matters require attention. We cannot
attend IN all of this work, st such 4 tune,
and briug out = regular issue. There viii
be no better time to do this work than dur
ing the holidays. Our patrons can surely
allow a. one week Of relaxation, since 1t
costs them nothing
Yesterday the boys werr all lively.
Tho small po1 il spreading in Georgia
and Tennessee.
Hon. John II. Askcw, IA prominent law.
yer Of FL Dorado, Ark, il dead.
There was a brisk business at the Clerks
Office last week issning marriage licenses.
There will be preaching At the rrcshyte-
Ran Church next Sunday Ivy the Rev. pr.
Turner.
Last Saturday was the lvrIir-t day of
the season in Homer. Tn" streets w"r"
lined with people
Christmas brings rest aud general salts
faction to everybody except newspaper
men. These work just as if there was II"
Christmas.
The color,d people had a party last
Friday night few miles from town. Two
or three parties wcrc seriously cut IT. thu
result Of tho frolic.
The people, If Minden are now talking
Of having n telephone line established be
tween that place and Shreveport. MAY
they succeed IN their landable effort.
The Webster Tribune -ays that cotton II
now coming into Mindcn ut the rate %!
three hundred bales day. Trade il hri.k
aud the merchants are wearing smiling
faces.
J. d. Morelaud \ Sons will open feed
and livery stable in Arcadia OH thc first al
January. They are good, reliable business
men, and We commend them to the public.
See their adj in another column.
our town is getting lively. We had two
shows aud wedding all the same night
last week. This is quite an improvement
on the duh, monotouous life We have been
leading for several months past.
The Republicans will make an effort du.
ring the present session Of Congress to adj
init several Territories into the Union ~
States. The object Of the Republicans is
Ia increase their representation in the
Senate.
Ex-senator Eaton, of Connecticut, de
clines TO cntcr the ra,r for Speaker of The
next House Of Representatives. Well there
are enough candidates without him. hut
there are few better men than Eaton in
the race.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Contrary to the general cNpcctaiion
Congress appears 10 he disposed To go To-
work and do something for the country.
II was Thought that the present Session
would br wasted in useless debates. Inn 50
far disposition Tor work has hccu mani
Tested. The attention gwen tu business
Is unusual. The November election
brought good many people 10 their sen
scs, ard among III" number was IA good
number Of Congressman whoare now ready
Ia vote and work for the interest Of the
people aud the country. There is no mrdi-
cine 20 good for an official rs such an clec.
tiou as the one last month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Mr.. W. A. Bosworih. thu Fndrrrui,nt
candidate for mayor ofNcv Orleans. IN III,
recent municipal election in that city,
wants to be Mayor. He believes hr WAS
elected and that Mayor Bchen was counted
in by fraud, aud he has instituted sult for
the Office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

The Webster Tribune tells ot a man in
Webster parish who only piowcd one muir
this year and has gathered eighteen bales
. of cotton. Good farming that, provided
he has also raised plenty Of cor'. po'ator>.
meat aud other things q live upon.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

y colorcd man named Jay Gilbert, r,>id-
ing in this parish in the nei.hborhood of
Flat Lick, accidentally shot and / illrd linn.
sclfthe past week. l. SIRENS that hc had
an Uld gan which had been loaded for
some time and which he was unable to tire
of. For III" pnrpns" Of removing the load
from TIA" gun he had uubrrachrG it aud
placed II III the fire. The gun barrel was
left Ia the tire TOT -umc tlmc and did not
discharge th" load. Thinking 1t loaded the
shot had been melted 10y thr heat of the
fire, Jay Gilbert took the barrel oi the .nn
from the fire and placed the mu,zlc to his
mouth, just 80 that time thu di,ehar., CAM
aud tir'tran was killed Instantly. People
II seems will never learn to be- careful with
fire arms.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

There was brisk business AT the Clerk ;
Office last week issuing marriage licenses.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

II begins to look rs If We were to have
no male So ool another year. There is no
teacher yet, and no talk of procuring one
that W. know of. There * ,ntirrlv too
much indifference manifested hy onr pro
pie on the subject OF schools. The fact of
the business j., one school IL a. much ~
the town can sustain. IL Is the shccrcst
folly Ia attempt 81 maintain two schools,
one for thr boys and anoihrr fur girls. We
could have one huc school The schools
should be- consolidated. The boys aud
girls should De- sent 10 the same school II
this were done We would have one lin"
and tiunrishng school. II should lie done.
We eau u"t support iva good schools-we
can support one. Let our schools be CON
solidatcd. What do our people say! Co
education il the tendency Of the age. Let
u, faii INTO line.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

There will bc rrcachlng At the frcshyte-
Ran Church next Sunday Ivy the Rev. DR..
Turner.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

1t is likely that the present Congress
will pass another River and Harhor blll
Strange to say, the friends of the Mis-issip.
pi river appear to Oppose a separate bill
for the improvement of the river aud desire
Ia place the river improvement on the
general River and Harbnr appropriation
bill Such bill may be engineered Through
Congress, hut the President will veto IL rs
certain ~ il comes before him. aud il j.
very doubtful about Congress being abb,
to pass the bill over the Presidents veto
again. In this cveut the people Of the
Mississippi Valley will be made TO suffer.
The appropriation\-fnr the Mississippi
should, by all means, be- n separate meas.
ure, aud the friends of the river make n
serious Iuistake Ivy eouteudiug for u gcuet-
al River and Narbur bill which col.tain,
mucb that is of very questionable utility
and which will certainly be- vetoed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Fix Senator Eaton, of Connecticut, de
clines 10 cutcr the rarc for Speaker of the
next House Of Representatives. Well there
are enough candidates without him, hut
there are few better men than Eaton in
fhc race.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Last Saturday was the lNrll"st day al
the season in Homer. Tn" streets were
lurd with people
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
every one

Seuator Joe Brown Of Georgia, one ofthe
ablest representatives the Sonth has in
Congress, has placed himself in what up.
pears TO us 4 strange attitude. Hsfhas
planted himself squarriy and boldly
against any reform in the civil service.
The Senator refers 10 the bogus movement
lnaugurated by Grant which become a
subject OF contempt and ridiculc. He sl.o
opposes u for the reason that il would
tend to t.sSt.n nron the country R"publ.
eau officials long after that party has gone
out of power, and very candidy defends
the theory that To the victors belong the
spoils. The senator may b. right, bat II
is strange doctrine for Democrat to
preach That party ptofrs~cd to br in tor
reforms Of all kind, but il seems that it
wants TO wait until il gets in Office before
any law il passed which will tend TO
icnGthcn the tcnur, of office. The civil
service should be taken out ofpoli:igs, and
the sooner IL is done the better.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26
T. VI. GRAHAM.
.lni.r N .fl,l Ill.t. an,
ELECTION ORDINANCE.

III, If ENAttfD ~ THE rOlIcr
ID JURY of claiborne PARISH.
hat an erection De held on
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

The coiorrd people had party last
Friday night n few miles from town. rw,
or three parties wrrc rrion-ly cut IT. TIN
result Of tho frolc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Christmas brings rest aud general salts
faction To evcryb"dy except newspaper
men. These work just rs if there was ~"
Christmas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Tho small poA IL spreading in Georgia
and Tennessee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Attest: Draw frEGUSu>. Clk pro ter
November ~. i~~9 lost
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-26

Yesterday the boys were all lively.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
Mlnntcs Of 4 Meeting ut tho Town
Council, held May 9th tSsa

Meeting called ~ er,lrr by the Mayor.
rr.srns. sayre, smith. Webster t,feg,r,,
Minutes Of Tr,,,en~ MeVins read aud ap.
The hun q nas nraS 81 ssh,l Tor lumber f,r.
a'snru s'fr'a eninn,lsslancr WAS allowed
Mi,,sr on ,l.e lm,'llon u MNlhallana and ailuIs
Tor stue VAIN, D. nveeptrd, placed un iilr, aud
thr .anlittec dlA,hatnra 49,
repted, w. -
70 rus Hos, Msyaa ahn CIR. carse,,, ~
snk.uo,.,hs Mn,..rslsnrd eplsAn,rd ny the
uMa the following que sltahs
~. - What iilns u thu council required hy
a Jaw as 70 's,,ma 70 ". unnniy Auditor tho psr
levied tyr ah ttt. purpnrAs
snd, Al what tima Il. ould lhr expense THUR.
y. N Wv NV " Improving and npalrinv pr,
city aaon,Nu . " asS,a 70 tho 'hc pfc
WV. Whit u the lsWeF ana duty " the
snnMei! ~ Wierrhee IL organizing u NoNri Ut
r'~lNe,fu,ly submit, tho following,
. ". o nse,.M ANY paHs i,a,ist, volume Mi,lers
u 'a p,u.,uA that the ttMhetlM required u
ST',y .a we !aunA AUDITOR IN or 6efNw tlr
eentage OF No, efmllls on ihr dollar levied Es
AL municipal purlAiseN,
!, s"a; That, ina, walls nm unable 70 naa any smc.
M stAtNtufy VravlNlnha m 10 when NAss,Nsl,,cNl
Tor repairs and perm ,nent silewalks sSouiT ia
Made, ! nnd Sec. lds ptga iNt ctsle us Iuwa,
uuty NnthOrtaes such assessment ana that In in.
rvhV ~ Nv ahu ny custom ~ thr naAt, tho
levy ma assessment ShaNld he nude in az liz.
~. the hrst Monday IN september Vt each
ard. Chapter ls,. Laws II ,sso code, Mre .sa.
~. ay ncerpo,ated town shall constitute
the Hoard ~ HEALTH, Tint II Ii tMprrHtivriy
euMMAndcd lst. ~ appelnl "A eeMpet,,nl rhysis
etaW 70 the Mard wha shall he tho health piY3cNr
Wlhln In Jurisdiction,
me hesiI 81 Health shan make regulations
wSp*vtlng Mal.aaces, sanreeS VI hl,N and cansc
Have power 10 order tho owner II Nns rnrrs
~ 70 remove any nuisance ar NTH thctesiS,,N
within " hours, AMI hNnlcsNNs III her LAtles cNNs
nvsaseu IN Scc,lahs t0sls,laiu. w and u tMcu,
That the mee,,ngs IL the Hoard az Health
~ ~ % held on thc lSt MaNAas IN May and M.
srMocr snd II such other tiincs IN nsNvHsl,y
MAY require
~. - L. sNtrM, Committee,
the Hand 81 \, l, narker Tn,.sNN i. ~ con.
htxtttt. Maa approved
I've lstNtoN 81 Gvo kMMes was rcfrnx, Ia thc
cnhMlltte on general welfare.
MnNa ANA carried, that the consideration az
tnc lE,itlah ~ W. u, Meat aud ulhersA NIr si,,t.
VIVA " pvstpoNed NMttl the Isx, meeting III tho
. .,o,..,s Moved aad carried that the StNvs
snnnl.tee ~ authorised md tAslrNclvd Ia my
gosiate With thu owner ol the aiaas quarry m.s
=. !. nMidwtns addition ~ prlse MOI lN eSe,sSl
v .., and fne ~ much lesa IN they caa purs
cilASc tn same,
Ayes smith, tsryxsxy, nnAN and Young.
NAyN SAAfy. Webster and llArhallsA
on hlolioA M.eting adjourned,
EA, GlAsa, Recorder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18

It IA a great mistake to think that
this LnnA Question relates solely To
farmers; 1t relates just Ms much to
manufacturing operatives. miners,
mechanics, and all sorts OF workmcn
AYE, even to the sailors on the sea,
"a much rs to the class that directly
apply their labor to the land. Hear,
hear. Think For moment what
the land Is! Il Is the habitation of
man; II Is tho store. house upon
which he must draw for all his needs.
We can &c nothing without the land
VIC cannot even take ship to sea or
a balloon into the air without the
aid Of materials drawn from 1t.
Think again for y moment Of what
human labor, productive labor Of
any kind, consists. 1t consists In the
union Of human exertiOn with land
or material drawn from the land.
lCh.ers.l Look around this hall
everything you see Is from the land.
We ourselves, what Is this flesh aud
blood Of ours? Where does Its ma
teri.l come from? We are ourselves
the children OF the soil as truly as
the flower OF the field or the blade Of
grass-[CLeersl-and deprive man Of
Whit he derives from the land and
he Is ,lise,nbodied spirit. Renew.
ed cheering.l' Necessarily. therefore,
where there IL u class that COM
man.ls the land, tina. class will rule
the rest; that class will live upon the
labor OF the rest, and the result Of
that ono domination and that one
monopoly will be the creation of mo-
nop0lics VI all kinds. monopolies Of
capital. of machinery, Of transporta-
ton, and OF exchange. And this Is
the reason why amid such wealth as
may b. seen In this island to-day
you find such poverty; that Is the
reason why In that great, rich city Of
London people annually die OF star
walton. and that l. the reason why In
such rich towns as this city vi Glas-
gov yOn fin,l lMrefootcd children
running about the streets.
HENRY GroRaE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-05-18
The Iowa Industrial NH,

EplroRs WEsrERN RrnAL.:--I saw
an article la u rccent Issue OF TME
RrRAL criticlIing the Iowa legisln.
ture pretty Severely In regard 10 not
passing the indus rial bill, Now l
think u you would nRaln examine
the hill you would see that there
were such serious objections to II
that tho farmers and stock ralscrs
ought not to have voted for II, and 1t
was defeated by the farmers, You
will see, II you examine tho bill care,
fHlly, thnt II struck at our State
Fair, which We think has done son Q
good In the last twenty.cight year..
The proposed hill would have vlrtu.
lilly killed our fair. Besides W.
want the privil ego Of clccting our
officers, instead Of having the Mate
Register influence tho Governor, IA
II does In all things us to whom no
shall appoint to Office. When the
time comes, as Il surely Will. that We
Gun pass an Industrial bill In the III.
forest Of tho farmer, yon will find all
Alliance men and farmers saying
amen, aud not till then.
VIZ arc organizing what Alliances
We can. We hope you will continue
your noble tight against all monopo-
lies.
ID. M. CLARk.
We hNvc not another word to say.
Mr.. Clark Is \ farmer and works for
the farmers interests, and what he
says may be- relied upon. He slows
milk In TINT coc0pnut which We did
not know was there. EDS WEsrERS
RURAL CHICAGO.