The Forrest City times., 1889-11-30
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ST FSANcGs CouarA. AaA,, Nov. ss, isSQ To the Eilor of the surrest Guy g4mes. hope you w.ll grant uao a l1od.eum of you, Nhlu}tnu space guf tne utt1fancc ei a scw tauts hua th" pNprvSslun oi icw ideas hich th,ns W ,b bc ot e0no1t Ia my bruts4er farmers l W,li bc very hrief
 There is .oua and ong complaint among the farmers about !" huru tlass ftis naY m pari, ho accounted for ty the shortnrss of thls year cottun crop. Hut therp ate other ana more lntent factors iu tlso CtUat40n oI tnvSe hari tunes Iheee factors are vls.b,e tu every portion ol thc county. | have hvci raluS around somewhat ot iate, and iu my peIcagnua tuns have seen much N htcll c plans the han ! tnlcH. h ptaess the iaFassfs p3se thc.s cotton iu the Held until they have accumulated sItl vient Ia gin out bale. 1T it rams. Ait ngnL He uucsn like to mako snauy trips tu the gtu and, instead ot providing suitable shelter, it is so ulliCb handler tfscralc ua utsv, ciossn place ana dusnP II don upoa tue ground
 ', at,fc ~ hsi lVccsNV tAe ta4i bcnott ui tue aNst and uen aud fsitt. terhAlas tt Hes tliete a seek @f ten das q, h@N u ls tahra tu the gtu dud is prepared fur market. bat f daesa [
 pau out hc expected anu The gsnncr catches Its iie haus it so town aud, uu ac- count ut "tAthoi-ctSiils aud dirs II grades scry low ihen the c4asS.Eer and buyer is de uOuneNt a- A rohbeF and a scoaudrci heart. less money y,graohcr. whose. selc deiignt and inission in hto is tu grind down the poor tarmcr. lie never stops to think that his own criminal shtfticssness IS la blame. that he could, by proparing proper storage for hir cot. ton durtpg the icisure provided bs laying-by '' time. instead ot squIrrci.hunttng UT nshlng. he might have been able to oder a good artlc.c and receive q far prtce for it. On sunse Isrlns the cockie~huvrs are taller than the cotton. and the trash engenaercd by then detcrioratc. Inc staple.
 Another brother tand am writing from actual onservationl wsh pen np ra<or-hacS sasat and feed Il from forty la sixty bushels of cora before it s ready to kilt. Nhen slaughtered il will weigh, say, Ia lssands net tWhtVb IS Eth,d nNrfagei. For these Lso pounds of pork he has expended. say tfty bushels oi m. torn 4s worth ttty cents ger i'lshei oi was last saturday.. Ih's wili make his i-l pounds ot meat cs.~s him twenty cents per roHnd. it he had chdekcd hts mnOt- back iuto tue fiNer tr 0fSNk. brought hls cora to tAwA and raSaAQSpd t tlr AAeun al sVyea cents Aw NNnW4 i4.vA NRs t'te pgiee ia>i sat. Nr'tas8 hp @vAld NNN" EHtNiSVa Al l4 pounds uf iat8t lor 1t7 aifs bushets ot oarn. tsse,dcs f'ttN sNN tttsNsst qua "F~ Vh tt'~" tHNtNVttt
 iiA1A ltRSilaS 4hc AAs. lt 6e astA A'sot.st ste tase ttaable An8 s3rn tu saltvalssa ,,ssc sis the i'sil'Nt1a efessi c. hogs tAss r.-tutAs would have nsSa H.W.e sstaftabss,, but some uf nay bruthgcn vnsVrsain an ati,liug atl,ctlon for th., festive rsssorO back aud an une1nQuorahle aset~ sAan iof the improved aud. consequently, de- s'rahle aud rasinS brevd of meat-psodueing swine.
 Muasi.--pon't 9rumbi. Ut " hard times, bus ura little suote citAnw grease and ordinary c0tnsilnu,scns. upon giac farm. Take tvw papers farmers papers as well as THs Tsags and read aud tc henelted hs thcna.
 uther thanss nofio~i Wagons. blows. har. ness and improvements of all kinds are withutsf shelter, some oT them abandoned where last used ur hAnx upon pegs driven Into trees. where they VIII isc exposed during the suttsc winter to the drterteruting iufuetssss ef the weather How eau they expect h3 prosper iB the fsce 0f such suicidal pFautices Why ion' the farmers provide shelter Tor thetr property Ausl if at ali-nf lt would have served for another @s,assin, ur perhaps lungcr. All of it wlll have tp be FeflaceA next year. from hnsnestftng to pisiw handle. Harness. hssss blows nsaellln1Fy y'~%tNefNthfnu VI iii have tss hs bought anew. when jslsg . litfls fslrethosfght and trouble wusild have prevented ths mex essay slnfu asie and ss,n sss4tissaf es ,,.sss~ss
 ASuraEa MORAL lAsn'G gfsitabie ai harsi times whom you couid have avoided hAri times.
 Our Southern farmers have become ss, Hss- ciisspne.i io this slip-shost shiftsesS hansi-to- mouth exissepess this ruinous method of doing