People's voice., 1900-11-22
A bank at wport Ky., with a

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bank examiner Of KENTUCKY mu,
hold his b by reason Of political
pull: he is awful worthless.
W. J. Dotson brought TO this office
beet and a sweet potato each weighing
four pounds. Pretty good for any coun-
try. We shall be pleased 10 print anv
interesting items concerning the raising
OF these or any other crops, amount
raised per acre, size, how raised or other
items of interest or Of value to others.
Come to the Office when III town or send
in the items.
The revival me 'tings which have
been going on atfhe Me. church for
the past three weeks. clos d SUNDAY
Rev. Durham left Monday morning TO
join Rev. Baker In his meeting ~
Cameron, Mo. The meetings have ac-
cOmplished considerable good. AT
the morning and evening service
Sunday twenty six persons united
with the church.
s. H. Thomas reported to Officer
Cox Sunday that his 0yerc0at had
heen stolen from wagon IL front a.
his store. Cox starred ont looking TO-
buns, and ran across Fatty Ingram
Of Wichita. Ingram had an Ovarcnat
which was too gOnd for 4 hobo Tn
carry, and ne lit un him As he was
bringing Ingram uD tho street Mel
Wyatt met them and identified the
overcOat as his. TIE coat had hepn
stolen from Fred Van Wagner'S office
and WYATT did n, t know that it was
gone.
Some very fine early Ohio potatoes,
weighing over pound each, and raised
by A. D. Winsor, of Oxford, may be
| seen at this Office. They were raised
under straw. planted in April, and yield
ed over 200 bushels per acre, are abso-
lutely free from detects cf any kind and
are in every way equal to those shipped
in. Potatoes bring as much per bushel
as wheat and raised in this way are a
much more certain crop. The work of
raising them can be done when the
wheat does not need attention. The
thousands Of dollars paid out each year
for potatoes should be kept i'll the coun-
ty. No straw should ever be burned.
Press dispatch from Cedarvah: The
unusual Sprct& Gle OF cutting wheat IL
November l. b Ing witnessed in nearly
all che valleys su rounding thi.
Town. The wett Ter Is been so fay-
0rdble that Tue wheat which was
sowed early his attained such rank
growth that lJ Il In danger OF "jiDI-
ing" before the cold weather seLs ia.
Should it 'j,int' the frost is cert |
10 kill 1t It. is to prevent tniS that
wheat is being moved. Thousands oi
acres have been moved in this an0
Cowley counties. Tue wheat la.
never been known 10 attain su,h =
growth at this season of the year.
Germany, the fatherland, the home Of
science, where the cure of disease and
J the preservation OF the human body are
/ leading studies among its great doctors
sends to America, after years of research
! and study by its most eminent scientific
physicians, new medicine, made from
! rare herbs and vegetables, that is going
] to be welcome visitor to thousands Of
American homes. Every other perso~
i'll the world is somewhat hampered in
life by an indisposition of the body
Either the eye is dull, the brain tired
/ the feet slow, the digestion sluggish, the
! face drawn and wrinkled, and the back
weak. Read our ad in another column
! on "Longavita, the new medicine, the
perpetual fountain of youth.
J, p. Elsea and j. NJ. ThrallS found
JwU bead OF stolen cattle In the pas.
tuTe OF a wealthy AMI well RGLwn
faImer and cattleman near Belle
q Paine Saturday. Tae farmer piio
for the cattle aud gave E,sea $40 u
cover his expenses. to avoid aires!
: and prosecution. Thrails aud Eises
expected 10 find OuIy one head, which
3 was missed recently, but 10 gnIng
4 through the herd f0uud a steer which
! was stolen from their rancn in Barber
3 county year ago. The cattle were
! driven IN under cover OF herds brought
) from Barber county. Ont in Barbel
Z county the cAttlemen have a way ni
4 going through travelling herds to pro
! tect 0he another, and when cattlt
with familiar brands are fund il
these herds, they cut them out. The
/ Belle Plaine farmer Was met by out
3 OF these cattlemen about eignt mile.
4 this side Of Tbralls & ElSpa's rancf
! with a herd OF cattle recently, ant
! the cattleman went through the hero
& and cut QUO two head belonging Il
I ThrallS & Elsea. He reported tht
9 incident to Elsea, aud as Esea mad
suspected the Belle Plaine man fol
8 some time, he decided 10 20 to r..
3 farm and see if he had any more O
I their missing cattle, with the result
stated above.