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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-04-14

CT Ieeulng Sneep, ana Dy Cn6 time
they are fattened they will bring
enough extra price to pay good
profit over the increased cost of
grain: but there must be more dill
gence, care and culling.
Swine.
When bringing new hogs upon the
farm by all means quarantine them
for several weeks, lest you bring to
your whole stock germs of the chol-
era and kindred diseases which may
cause havoc.
There must be complete revolu-
ton in our system of feeding and
management of hogs before we can
expect relief from present enormous
losses. The sacrifice of one-fourth
of our Western hogs from cholera is
a reproach to filthy feeding pens
and injudicious feed and water. II
is better to throw filthy Stops away
than to give them to the hogs. If
we allow our swine to eat dead ami
mails, just so many disease germs
are taken into the system which will
destroy their quota of hogs. When
doing our best, contagion may be
carried in the air or in running wat
er from the filthy pens of our neigh
bors.
The herd of hogs which makes the
most money is the one which gets
the most consideration. If we real
ize that we are throwing away feed
when the hog is not gaining weight,
we would study feeding more closely.
He should have place of retreat in
the hot summer days, and this should
not be merely the shady side of a
building, where the heat is radiated
upon him. A rain will stop his
growing if he is exposed and takes a
cough; his digestive organs will get
out of order if he does not have
plenty of fresh water, and growth
will stop. We must not forget the
hog in the hurry of summer work.
Dairy.
Butter prizes are often taken by
rather common stock fed in the old
way, for sometimes there is more in
the dairyman than in thoroughbreds
and patent creamers and all that
There is great deal in regularity
|
Every owner of a dairy should
eliminate the element of chance
from his operations. We can not &C
blindly upon the marks and pedigree
of cow, but by measure and weigh
must test her work.
Never make the mistake of raising
your graded bull calves, for if you
cows from thoroughbred are non,
too good, allow neither yourself mol
your neighbor to deteriorate herds
by breeding in a way which cal
bring disappointment only.
Though the corn and wheat crol
NAV fall below the paying point,
well selected herd of dairy cows
managed well and generously sup
piled at all seasons of the year witt
everything they need, will neve
disappoint when the accounts ar
= balanced.
Not the least important feature n
the dairy business is the raising o
young stock for future supplies
Have nothing to do with such a
have not good percentage. 1t will
cost no more 10 raise the best, an
their worth will be away above tn
average.
1t is especially true of dairyin
that time evens up all things. Whe
, food is scarce and prices high mar
gins Of profit grow narrower; bu
competition drops out aud trad
grows stronger, and profits are jus
( as sure as when times are flush.
. Poultry.
, Nothing will come as near Twin
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Promptly Reaches the Seat
Of all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Gases. dis :


blood
ncontrovertbe evidence
curel the blood Diseases
foundation
other remedies
only obre0k forth violently than
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Fill blank address
w. j. CAKES, Columbia, Tenn.
will with Coupons Sell
thereby back dollar Each
Coupon the
chasing a sheet Coupons themselves.
When your Coupons have turned this will
DOLLARS, will be entitled the finest
piece FURNITURE offered for $1,000 by house in America
satisfactory,
freight paid and will send $500 cash. which the
eac Furniture
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5. 5. 5. GOES
TO THE BOTTOM.

In every test made s. s. s. easily
demonstrates its superiority over other
blood remedies. Itmatters not how OBJ
stinate the case, nor what other treat.
ment or remedies have failed, S. S. S.
always promptly reaches and cures any
ase where the blood is in any way involved.
veryone who has had experience with
I'd diseases knows that there are no all
fficult to cure. Very few remedies claim
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we are now giving in
he face Of an adUaRce market.
,eS, and Tnva1e, some Shght-
II buy.
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y
asked the Judge sharply.
"No, subj" answered the mild-eyed
prisoner. al has Il lawyer hired ter do
de defendin'. Use de man dat done stole
de Articles. " Washington Star.
The largest tree ia the eastern hemis-
phere. if not in the world, Is a monster
chestnut standing at the foot of Mount
Aetna. The circumference Of the main
trunk at sixty feet from the ground is
2l2 feet.
Three. fourths of the bread cast upon
the waters returns because it has
string tied to it.
"Have you ever experienced the ex-
citement of being aroused from sleep in
"A house at night when it was on tire?"
mo; but have several times gone
through the excitement attendant upon
my wife's announcement that the baby
had swallowed her thimble."-Chicago
News.
Judge to prisoner ARRESTED for being
drunk Are not you the same man that
l discharged for this offense last week?
81 am, your honor, and right here |
claim that my constitutional rights
have been violated; | am twice put in
jeopardy for the same offense. It's the
same old jag"
Teacher-What is a fort? Pupil-A
place for soldiers to live in? Teacher
And fortress? Pupil-A place for sol
diers' wives to live in.
Many young man who is called fast
by his friends is considered slow by his
tailor.
Customer-"I.ook here! The first
time | used this cheap umbrella |
bought of you the black dye soaked out
and dripped all over me-" Dealer,
IN Elm friendt, dat vos Won new batent
detective umprel. You see it ish Won
zelf-de1ector. If anyone dake him
you can dell him by his coldings."-
Ohio State Journal.
"Oh, mamma" exclaimed little Agar
old Harry, "there's hole in my stock
ing as big as silver dollar" "Are you
sure it's that large, Harry?" asked his
mother. "Well," was the reply, "it's as
big as 80 cents anyway."-Chicago
Daily News.
For the man who understands that
success is simply doing one thing well
the way is clear, the end sure. Blow
by blow, through earth and rock, he
will toll till final stroke shall break
through to the crumbling quartz and
| lay bare the yellow ore Of realization
! Success lies near for some; for Others
deep; let who would find it dig-Birm-
ingham Business College Joural.
Tommy (aged 4)-Mamma, why dom
papa take me out nights with the Other
| little boys?"
Mamma-"Why, dear, you papt
doesn't take any other little boys with
HIM. What put that idea into you
head?"
Tommy-"[ heard him tell Mr.. Blanl
this morning that he was out with the
boys last night"
President Thomas Jefferson one,
said: "Were called upon to decide
whether the people had best be omit
ted in the Legislature or judiciary de
partment, would say it is better t.
leave them out of the legislature. The
execution of the laws is more impor
tant than the making them. However
it is best to have the people in all thre,
departments, where that is possible.
|
Don't scratch your life away, but us
DR.. Sawyer's Witch Hazel and Arnic
Salve for eczema, piles, hives, burn
| and cuts. A. b. RAINS,
If Columbia, Tenn.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The F. S. 3. c. h. club meets at Miss
Bess Aliens this evening.
The Fraternal Aid association will have
a social tonight IN Peerless hall. Re
freshments served. Admission 10, cents
All friends invited.
Wichita w. c. T L. will hold their
usual weekly meeting on Tuesday, July
3. at a m at their headquarters. 2zSi7
North Main street. Visitors are cordially
invited.
Epworth League Of the German NJ z
chuFch will give a lawn social Tue-day
evening on the corner OF First and En-
pgria- Ice cream and cake viii b. served
All are cordially invited and made wei
come. Eat all You want and pay for all
you eat
The Wichita Reunion association VIII
hold their business meeting In South Riv-
erside park the afternoon Of August 4:
also viii have picnic dinner. All mem
bers with their families and friends are
invited 20 be present Bring your baskets
full OF good things to eat.
J W. Kaiser Camp No. 6. woodmen Of
the World. will meet this rrlez6sy, even
ing in the forest. - East Doug AZ are
nue. Business or Importance TO be trans
acted All members. especially those VINO
anticipate going 70 the Fort Scott Ior
roiiiIs' requested 70 BE present ylsitors
welcome
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IS JUST THE SAME
Case In Austria Exactly SINH
lar to 'Kornstett's.
BOYS NAME WAS KORN
Professor Kraft Ebing of Aus
tria, Interested in Kansas Case.

r v. Krafr- Ebing. professor Of psychol-
osy in the University OF Austria, Vienna.
has had his attention called to the case
Of John Kornstett. the degenerate in the
county jail in Wichita, and has cited a
case which Is strikingly simlia. to the
case which had for it's environment a
country neighborhood in Harper county.
This case was published In a book issued
by Professor Kraff-Ebing and gives the
age OF the culprit ut nineteen. He was
suffering from the same condition as
k"rnstett. He was country boy, nine
teen years Of age, and his name was Korn.
He was an Austrian His father before
him had been epiieptic. This crime took
place in 1889
When the Rornstett case was taken I'D
Kornstett's lawyer. Mr. Herbert Simpson
of this city, sent to Professor Kraff- Eblng.
an authority on such cases, story Of the
boys condition.
Mr.. Simpson has also obtained from
young Kornsteb;'s mother IA the east a
detailed account Of the life of the hoy and
his parentage. His father was q Frelch-
man, his mother German. The father
suffercG~frJn insanity, occasionally ara
had epi!eptic fits. He was considerably
addicted 30 drink and the excessive Use Of
tobacco. The mother is inclined to hys-
terra Young Kornstett was born in Pc
oria, Illinois, March 2, 1854.
Mr.. Simpson says that the boy Is de-
generate, and his disease is hereditary.
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TOPICS OF TIE TOWN.

T. s. Wilson. an attorney from Topeka,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bourgette is visiting with
her son. ]. A. Bourgette, Bodarc, Kan.
Miss BHlingsley, one Of the teachers at
shopping.
Uncle Jake Pittinger and little grand
son, Jake Mccall. are spending a few
days in the country abouaCheney.
G. G. Sullivan, father of Attorney T. 4.
Sullivan, is lying very sick at his home
four miles in the country.
Ajax johnson, foreman Of the Eagle
composing room, accompanied Dy Master
Carl Wisdom, left Sunday night for Fay
etteville and Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Mrs. Laura Weaver, postmistress at
Grand, Texas, stopped over to visit with
Detective Sutton and family Sunday. She
was on her way from visit to relatives
in Meade county, Kansas.
Roy the little son OF Mr.. Brown, who
lives four miles south of Wichita, broke
his arm while jumping from tree sun
day. DR.. Jordan set the arm for the boy
and he won't jump any more for wnile.
> picnic was given at Linwood park
Yesterday for Mrs. w. H. Harper of Kan
sas City. and Miss NJ Stanley of Denver.
Col. About forty friends were present.
A general good time was had, with an
elegant spread of all the delicacies OF the
season.
A Young gentleman who was out bicy-
Gle riding with his best girl on East Sec
ond street last night, by some careless
ness ran his wheel against the young
lady's white dress and ripped the skirt
half off. With the remark, You are too
awkward to be out loose" she rode OH
and left him.
The Misses Mary and Bell Ellis. accom-
panied by their father. o. W. Ellis, of
Chicago, left Saturday for their home.
The Misses Ellis have been in Wichita
for several months. Miss Mary studying
music here and Miss Belle here for her
health, They have made many friends
who regret their departure.
Ed Simpsons horse disappeared Sun
day night. He got word of it yesterday
and followed it five miles out in the
country but lost the track then. The
farmers with whom he talked said they
had seen the horse. 1t was loose but
was being tolled along with feed and
whistling by two or three men. 1t was
fine driving horse.
o. H. Bentley returned from Pratt coun-
~ Sunday He went out over the Wich-
tia and Western and came back over the
Rock Island. and says the crops are the
best ever known in Pratt county. He
says the story circulated about grasshop-
pers in Pratt county is not true. There
are no grasshoppers to speak OF. ard In
fact nothing to discourage the briiliaM
prospects of Pratt county.
The vestry OF St Johns Episcopal
church have called a parish meeting for
Thursday evening next, at p m. at the
church. Matters of the greatest import
ance to the church and its present and
future welfare viii be discussed and de
termlned. II is expected that all the
communicates. contributors and atten-
dants of the church. as well as all parties
interested in II. will be present
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HHggy MoAAsvs
Gr0t2ude
[LrrTER 70 nRs. rIEKHAn NO. a6zssl

ILETTER TO nRs. PIEKEA1 no. S6s7eJ
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After first confinement was sick for
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had pain in left side, in small of back,
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weak and tired that could not do my
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took your Compound all through, and
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LIEeER, DEvNE, TEX.
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DID NOT SUE FOR DIVORCE
Hrs. Litehasld Merely Asked rar
AiTmoaY.

Mrs Edna Li;chheld called at the Eagle
ONCE yesterday co correct the assertion
that she had sued her husband for divorce
or THAI she had come back from Texas
Tor the purpose Of winning him back. She
says she has sued him for an allowance
OF 8 week. in the nature OF jaHmony.
but that she has not sued for divorce and
viii not as she win not let him get mar
ried again. She says that he can find
nothing against her and ( IS impossible
for him to get divorce from her.
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TRY ALIENS FO0T.EASE

A powder 20 be shaken into the shoas
Your feet feel swollen. nervous and 20.
and get tired easily. II you have smart,
Ease. II cools the feet and makes Esil-
ing easy. Cures swollen. sweating faet
trgrowing nails. blisterS and cailOus soots
Relieves corns and bunionS 0f al pair
end gives rest and comfort. Try IL today
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
&c. Trial package FREE Address
Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy. n. Y.
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wOudersurly strengthened.

SCI have been taking L. 'dia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, Blood
Purifier and Liver Pills and feel won
derfully strengthened. Before using
your remedies 1 was in terrible state;
felt like fainting every little while. I
thought 1 must surely die. But now,
thanks to your remedies, those feel
ings are all gone."-MRs. EMILIE
ScHEEIDkR, 1874 HELEN AVE, DETRoIT
MICH.
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ghs aaGitha aIg Esgs gussaau aruiua gnIg Is, 1899
DRINK GRAIN-O

after you have concluded that you euaht
not to drink coffee. II Is not medicine
but doctors order u, because II Is health
fui. inyigoratipg and appstizing: It Is
seal brown color and tastes like tbs finest
grades Of cuffee and costs about = as
much. Childreu Ike 1t and thrive on Il
tanning nothing but nourishmnnt ASK
your grocer Tor Grain-O. the new food
drink. Is and &c
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COMING TO WICHITA
Enid Ball Team TO Make Southern
Kansns Towns.

The Enid Browns, champion baseball
ritories, are contemplating trip through
southern Kansas, playing at Caldwell.
Arkansas City, Winfield. wellington.
Wichita, Burton, Hutchinson and EN-
poria. They expect to start the second
week in August and are now negotiating
with the different clubs in Kansas for
dates. The club is q strong one. 1t was
pavaP haafan
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WILD MIDNIGHT RUNAWAY

WOman with white Parasoi Frightens
Fast stopper.
A woman with a white parasol which
she was carrying at Il o'clock Sunday
night to protect her from the scorching
rays of the moon, scared the horse be-
ing driven by Chas. r. Brown, advertis-
ing manager for DR.. Pierce's medi-
cines, and caused the horse to run away.
1t was a lively midnight ride and very
narrowly missed being calanitous. Mr..
Brown succeeded in throwing the horse
near the corner of Main and Third streets
and stopped the runaway.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by tho Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 2g5l
WARRANTY DEEDS
N L. Moreyset al, to Matilda Smith,
lot "a. Sherman ave. Bateman's End
add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...s COZ
Amos Bardo to Alfred Crebbln.. ne or
ces 19-29-3w.. 49,. ..................... 950)
Garden Plains Town Co. to A. B.
Crawford. S1a in h hf sc or sec
S1-27-3w. blk IS and lots 4, 8 and 8,
blk H. Garden Plains ................ us
A. Flagg to F. Z. Munson. lots %.
"a. % and %, Laura ave, Wollman's
add ................... ................. 1900
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that everybody would come into line. and
that the best way to accomplish that re-
suit was TO let the kickers severely alone.
You will notice." one OF them said.
that Tammany Is soliciting No one to be
good. We are smart enough to know
that would only make the kicker worse"
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PRETTY INDIAN FOUND
Santa Fe Claims to Have Found One
Out In New Mexico.

The Santa Fe railroad is printing ex-
tensive advertisements of the Mokal Snake
Dance In New Mexico in August, in an
attempt to induce tourists 10 stop on and
watch the wierd. genuhected can-can Of
these Indians, who go through a number
o fstrange figures with snakes as part
ners. The last number of Truth has for a
cover design an advertisement for the
Santa Fe showing a Mokai Indian belle
in colors. She is a very beautiful crea-
ture without the usual Indian flabbiness.
and Is said to be the prettiest Indian
woman In the world.
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JOLLY BOATING PARTY
WOmeHEOf the PIcnIrkers Who Went
Inst Night.

Inst Might.
A boating party consisting of the fol-
lowing persons went out TO the park last
night for an hours ride and for picnic
lunch, which was served by moonlight:
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs
Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Diehl DIR. and Mrs. Jones; Misses
Nora Payne. Berda Allen. May South
well. Rose Prosser. Lena Watson. Lillian
Watson, Inez Crush, Della Peter; Messrs.
George Burns. Aert O'Dell, Bert Truax,
Keich.
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WICHITA 4 WESTERN.

Arrive from west
No. f7z-Pratt and RingT1sn pas
eenRer daily except Sunday 10.
No. fEPrsti ard Einxmas ac-t
e0nmoaatios Tuesday. ThurH-i
day. sa;urdsyi---...-.........--.. Il
Depart West
No. FIi-Klnzinan and Pratt pas-f
senger fcailT eIce9; Sunday 4 s..
No. F77-KinSinar and Pratt sc-l
connodaiion. fNonday. Wed-l
nesczy and Friday. .............i o.
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The company reserves the right to vary
from the above schedule or 20 abandon
trains without notice. c. =. HART.
Tranlc Manager.
9. n. GRANT.
travelling Passenger Ascent
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Leave-East Bound:

. I,eave-East Bound:
Train No. 1O-"Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for TT. Scott
and 81. Louis. ;;;;;:.......;;;.:. 2:1o p.r
Louis Express............... .IIO:iO p.
Leave for South and West
Train No. E-For Clearwater,
Conway Springs. Anthony. k
owa Kingman. Norwich. OF
ford. Belle Plain and Winfield. J 7:zs a
Springs. Anthony and Klowa.. 900 p.r
Leave for North and West
Train No. 9-''K dnsas and Ne
braska Limited" for Hu;chln-l
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver .....;;;,;...;.;;....-....; $50 pr
Hutchinson and Geneseo ........ 7:s al
Train No. I2i-Locai freight. car,
ries passengers between Wich-l
tia and Geneseo ..................l $50 az
Arrive from the East.
Train No. 9-"Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" from Forti
Scott and 81; Louis. .............l lis p.r
and 81. LOWS. ..............:....l 7:lo al
Arrive from South and West
Train No. e--From- KiOwa. An
thony. Conway Springs and D.
II. and A points. .....:..:;..... $40 p.r
and CONWAY Springs mis- az
Arrive fronn North and West.
Train No. 10--FrOm Denver. Coll
orado Springs. Pueblo and
Hutchinson .:.......::............if MD q z
Train No. 4s0-Frorn Hutch'nsonl
and SIT Hope daily except
sunday ........................... SO pm
Train No e-Froru Geneseo and
Hutchinson .................-.....is SO ~
For further information call on Or al
dress City Ticket Once. Mlssouri Pacid
Railway. ia ~ Mair Sc. Wichita, Kan
r =. BLEcKLET. p. & T. A.
Corner wichita ard Second Sta
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WAR ON MRS, LEASE

and be in force from and after its pub
ljcation in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
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West Bound.
Trains.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov q. 1897.
Trains Arrive Leave
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Tourist Sleeping Cars
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Tia Missouri Pacific RalY7I

wichita panBsngers can take the
through deeper a oeaeseo ever wsansS-
day evening. s:5o. arriving ~ P0FtiaE4
Sunday morzsnE. In.
Rates for q dOStSs bsrTh - DsnvEs
n-5o; 70 Salt Lake Cssy. 9 %: TO P0rslAnA
go. One berth may - occupied ~ tee
persons without extra charge
These Tourist cars are u the vsgy iaAase
design. with upholstered ssr'ng sssas aaA
banks; al beddang ans saUiDnsns - 6
superior crafty: 81 tsEst eOsvsnssacsA
soap. t0wek. etc. are pr0y56sd Tbsy ere
- eonnfOrtsSis a. nrSt-ciA-a sisepsTs
City t5cksc once. tis North AAls Sirua9
= = BLDcKI-EI. p . =. A.