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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
5Nnutuun.

3alpb Gnlitser, Ssu iii gieren al
9lnbet "0em s)orf @orlo", erfienbte
liz / 6reoags / Hetten / Selena ifpl.
Dig ! at babe orGbt en- Intelope.
9ommcr &. g. Gbeable muIftereoe
ham $500, Den bsieite NnIft, 2oper
frGper for Den SorieeIie. Sra 2enis.
ton berettcS, at en- lignenbe Inflage
ioreligaer MOB Elllit5er ! Seton
SolIntp.
Snrocfria. - Ger bar oaereSe /
nogen Sio uGret itor ~lleniabeo mel.
lem &oG9mGnb og SaarebprSerne
ON geiterte / @ranite Sill alen.
en- Slot "Gotpbops" fpm neS til en-
Sanrebioro % orpbte Here Sunore.
DC Sauer. &opgmpnSeue tiger. at
Saorehproerne b~aarbnaffet peobliper
meo life at ta9e noget Senipn til De
icoponlige @rPnielinier. SaareneS
Giere bar bepGbnet Sproerne meb
&eoolpere og Gmrmnition % beialet
Dem at ifpoe bpem iom BELT, Ser for.
leger at iorItprre beres Sioroer.
Sffc Smanttcrier. Bolton & Dion.
toua GonioIiOateS Copper ano Gil.
Der Wiuing Company bar iii oeu
isrite Sag moo Wtouiaua Ore Sur.
doiing Company fsiet erlSml Ell.
huorueb oct iamlebe 9elsb. iom III
iororeS al Z. AltguintS SetnSe og
bans Igeutcr. bliper $50, 000. 900.
Gen upe Sag, iom begpnoteS iioitIe.
Den SreooQ freezer life alene So
100000 / Sfabeseritatning, men
forIonggr o9iao, at SeinSe o. bans
Iaentcr nau iorbpoeS bereiter al for.
aribe lig pno fsrItn9pute &outpois
Gieubom. < bisie Eager b~eifpISeS
Seir5c for al haue pIpnbret "2iftIe
0tiun", "Mihael Sepitt" "8icco-
To-. ~@dmhctta", "YcminIpania"
% "SoInia" Winernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Ira Snmestoiun beretteS ON en-
roIoiom SasIitorm, iom Git oper 60.
men noroenfor Bpen | Ssnbags mo
Barnes Gountp. 6arinerne iiger, at
SagIene Dor iom ipGre sNysitpffer,
iom Iog iitpffer ale Winolier paa
@eitiibcn at Suiene. Storinbeltet bar
cmttrcnt to NiI breo, o. noget al
Scn beoitc @rsoe / Staten, Tom bar |
bens Bel, blep poelagt.
Sberiifen life ifblbis. Sberiff
George g. Wooop / RihIano SO.
itoo anflaset for at babe banoIet iloe
| llospelieu at fine embeospligter,
oe Saaen MOB BAN bar pGret orepet
meo flor araft fra Statens SIDE,
liaeiom ban bar tappert %forlporet iig.
Sasen bar nGret for Metten | @ab.
peton, % | Wanoags o~pergapeS ben
iii Siirpen, Tom efter cit Times
RaaoIoanina bragte inc ajenbelien
life ifpIbig".
Sppa, iom blcp til Nlpor. @il-
liam Wonion OF 8Deooor Strsm to
iinge grbeiberc | Ell aiifiertfabrif /
5argo. taIte ON De nplig iteofnnone
Speriaio. "Spao piloe Oh gisre,
Oeriom en- rettet en- @epolper moo dig
pan Den Waabe," iagoe Wonion %
bolot Strsm Ell Giitol for 0Rien.
Seq piloe gisre affurat Zig" iagoe
Strsm og trnf en- Yiitol op Of Com.
men OF holot ben moo Monien; meo
bet iamme Loo ct Club, og Wonion
inlot iaaret ON paa @ulpet. StrsmS
&eucluer bar enS elpipGnoer, OF ban
bapoe trpffet for iterft paa aitrqffe.
rem. Monion fit ct itpgt Gar /
ainoen, men bet er life farligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Kruger oe Oamerne.

@eb at lGie ON Sen gamIe grprG.
iioent 8rii9erS, SnfeIS GanIs, Sso
fommer man uoilfaarlia til of tPnfe
paa en- SeiliaBe6, bpor ban = iiffert
nleget moo fin Billie, iom Den eIifppr.
bige ao,nle 06onb ban bar - fom til
at gipe Samerne Ell temmeIig orsi
Heprimonbe.
Zen frantic aofoni | Sobannes.
burg gap for en- 6--7 aar iioen |
GnleSning al Sen 14be Suli (8aitile.
oogen) Ell Set meo itort SaI. Gen
aomle Eroii0eut ariieer, Tom eIlerS
life bar nogcn Sen al Den Slags
itore 6eItligbeber, og Tom mlbaif al
mIlig SelifabeIiabeo, por bog bIit
ouertolt al oen franife &oniul au.
bert i'll at %eiterfomme Sranifm9nbe-
mes inbtr9raeube Snobpselie. aHe
Somerne / 2oIonien bapoe 9iori
"itort toilette. set oil iiae, be bar
iisrt bet ntinbit milige, befoletereoe
i Ell aloeleS utroIis 8rab og iferte
DC melt pouebe SoiIetter.
iii ben Sib, "a Ballet ifillbt be.
apnoe, oufom gomIe ariiser, leoiaaei
al ben frantic Soniul 90 nogIe andre
Serrer. SrGiioent ariiser elf ! 5or'
peien oa oabneoe Osreu mo til Sol'
fallen, men / Den itsrite 6art impf'
febe ban ben / % for no I'll De onort
Serrer nleo oct llobrub:
"Nf 8llo, buao bar iea Dog aiort
Samerne or 10 enbnu life f9rbigt
meS at flGbe ia paa!"
5 Ell sSart blep Der bentet Splei
og lette Sbapler. iom Samernt
mnatte fore Tia, oa G~r9iiSenien, oel
bar iltrsltelis oper i'm "oumme Sloo
ietbeb" at o~perroife Samerne pei
beres Soilette", obiolnt life bar II
at icrmoa til al betrGoe Salialen
Tor Samerne bar belt ieroiee mel
lin Ea~afIGSning!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
Katarrb ss.'sss.. 11yrerne.
Oar elenoie trueoes at Srishts SYsoom -
peruna helbreoeoe ham.
Wangc Wenmcifer bar 2pa.
imerter % 0DreiDgopmt
% pe0 Oct lite.

Dor. George Sing, Deputy Sheriff
3enieloer Co., %. g., bar / mango
aar en- peIfienot aisbmano / Srop.
S ct grep fra 40 Sling St., Srop,
u. o., ifriner ban:
"Ternma beIbreSeSe mig for, buab
SGgerne bar bange for pilbe blipe
yrisbts Sgsbom, us efterat bm Far
siennemsaaet ben Gibelie, iea babSe
at aatarrb ! glrren % @sr.inaSpm,
er Sn %tilbsilis til at inife ReSieinen,
iom nirfeSe SelbreSelien.
Serum er en- gelfsnelie for ben
ipse Manb. Stte SLATER siorSe min
til en- friif ManS % bar mere oerS
for mig enb $1,000. Seq fan life
tale for bpit om bet. Oct er mn fire
aar, fiben jes par ING, % lea bar
iioen ngbt fnlbfommen SclbreS. Sper
gaar % Spit taser ies en- Slaife Of
bet, os bet bolber mig friif. Seq am.
befaler frimuSis gernna." - 8corae
Sing.
5lere 6oIf Iiber at IpreIpaoom
emo al rtogen onben Sbagbeo. Sing.
lmerter er / alminoeligbeb set fsrite
Spmptom paa ipage Rprer. SaIp.
belen at ale SiIfeIber of Gpreipa.
bonn ifploes &atarrb / 9prerne. Raar
iaaoanne SDmptomer fsrIt bier fig.
burbe man tase 8erlrna. Set foor
lige til &oben of Spgoommen. Set
ltnorer De fatarralife Hprer for bet
it~iueftaaenbe BLOB, ofion6rer ben
banbagtiae Del al 8lo6et, 8eruna fiji.
mllerer Supreme, iaa De uo6rioer ben
opbobebe 8ift / 9loSet, % 6eroeo
binbrer oct be afporligere GeiuItater,
icm iifferlig BIZ fslge, 6eriom @iFten
tiaabes at forblioe. 8eruna belbre.
Der Npreipgoom, forbi BET beIbreber
&atarrb, bnor iom belit ben ftnoes.
Sfrin til Or. Sartman, SreIibent
for Sartman Sanitorium, Column.
bus, Ohio, for frit mebicinif &oub.
.aI 9orreiponoance filIbtit6 fortroIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
alltttnta.
nYrpirtcn" Spipie nnr ! !

"Yrpictcn" Soiuic por / SMoagS
BARN oa loo lin @tentgheN / @uufe.
gan ioritaa oct. San iaebe, oct par
ianot. Of nogle al 3ionS Gmbeos.
mpnS bapSe i~tioaIet Tetgc % fuuoe
brinaes for Rctten. 'Sereiter Iopeoe
han Dem, at De uilbe bIiue pasiet paa
al Seteftioer. naar DC UNDER CUBS
tienelten forlob airfeu. Oct por peb
eli iaaSan Seiligbeo, Gengene bar
blepne iiiaalne. GoDie gou csiaa
uuae neiite RGnb en- ipeciel Yreoi.
fen. &c iianoeS life I'M at ipaoiere
meb lmee Gamer, eiterat oct cr bic.
BET merit; Seriom en- oil fri til en-
Game | Sion. mao ban isrit iperge
benoes 6orelore. Sereiter piI intet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
MiitttrTuta.

u. u. Grifipn, @pfasicrer oa as.
fIterenoc aaSierer Tor ScrguS nails
stattonal 9anf, 0s0e / MunoaoS
> pluoieIig af Siertcicil. San cfterIo.
Der iig gnte o. ct Barn.
Sauline Ban, ell icn1uor3 uomneL
Gatter az DIR. % Mrs. So. Ban /
Meo Safe Sails. pur iioitc llac / 8e.
ESQ hos @e0iteiorpIorenc / Gait
8rmo SORTS. Barnet IeIeOe / Qer.
bags noe i @aoroen, "a ct iterft
giu6pult bIGite en- Sciicinorctninu
! 9rsuben o~pcrcuoc. ION faISt Iioc
poa Rigen 90 fnuite benoc5 NoueS.
Gn @lrt ifreg til bcn0c. ga Sciicap.
poratet fnl0t, men gSparrlicn fom
for lent.
u. 2. 6ilbertiun, ser, iom igr
rr1tnlt, u%rreitereoes / Gbica1o. braa.
tes itbite 6reoag tilbaQe til N3iuneas
polls o. i~ortnIte lin Siitoric / Net.
Ten Der / &srbnga. 6au ineSe, at
ban Tor Ell llae iioeu reiite iii Gai.
cogo Tor at trPiie SirmaetS Gbci. o.
han ertieuotc Tia ifuIoia / lluoerIlrb,
Som iaaoe, At ban al &cnHer blco IC.
Del into / SpctlIlntioner 90 table Gir.
moets Eenae. San arreitere0es, an,
floSet for llnoerilGb al 800, men
Telegram ira Sirmae. ". Booth &
Go. npaao en- Sang $1,000 ca Ell
nnoen Sang Sf1 900. : Aetter
bIeD Oct g~obtgiort, al Oct bar $1,000.
g. g. Serparo ira M1inneota og 9.
g. @islaiou / minneapolis optraaott
for BAN i Hetten % oil taae iiq a
hans Sag. Sans Senner / Min
neotd oil oaiaa bipIpe ham. Sur
iattes m1oer $1,000 aalltion iuotI
bans Gag fam bliOe bchanoIet a
@ranO Surpen % bans geuner 5aa.
Der, be fan ifniie tilireositiaenSt
anuiiou, ian BAN fan blipe Isslaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
al1tsrpmH,r.


Mobcrt GbriitenIun, Giitriftsoopo.
fat | Srempealean Gountp og en- Ie.
oenbe Republican, Yolitifer, fanotes
IibItleben Wanbogs Noreen bbo
Sens. san bar 2Rrer pco Gale
College.
Narf $. 4arnnm, aoootat % @e.
batter | @auiam, osoe | mdnoags
efter ct fort SpeeIcie. 9arnnm bar
pRret giitriftsaoppfat og Meolem at
2egislaturen, o. ban tiette to Gar !
9orgerfrisen.
Gsnilben ilog iorleben Dag neb |
ben ipeiif. lutberife airfe to Ydl
s%itenfor Ban Gitp / Iierce Co., %
Den br9note iuIoitGltoig neo. Sabet
er meIlem $500 % $1,000 og Us.
iurancen $500.
Gspitnm al SfrGf. - Mrs. Sen.
RI Saas, iom Dor nlene ! Ga Crosse,
babbe ditto en- 2ampe ipagt brRnoen.
De ! tit Sengep9relie ON Ratten.
Torleoen Nat sjoroe en- Spn Sno.
hrub | benoes Sus og gif til benoes
8Rrelie for at ilitffe 2piet. Steoen-
for at ifriie 2ampen neo ifrueoe ban
ben op, og Mrs. Saas paagnebe. Ga
bun iaa Wtanoen. 6leo bun iaa for.
ifrGtfet, at bun iioItsbte ct Sfrig
% ialbt oerpaa bepioitlss tilbase paa
Sengen. Siben bar bun life funnel
tale, og bun fan beller life bore.
Sscn 3ibselanS bIep / Sirsoags
beiegt al Ell Soe6rnnb, iom .soelag-
DC ct belt apartal al 9pens beolte
Sorretningsgaoe. 5slgenoe Cab op.
gipes: Hibgelano Sarotpare 60. $40,
600, asiurance $4,000; @roper
Bros. neutrality-suspicious. $1,000,
assurance $500; Wilan @ropers
8utif $1,000, assurance $4,000;
$. 9. 9aaarbs geboeliesbus %
SrSbo flloit9noig Cab % insen as.
%iirance. Ballard blep ouerpeloet at
Seoe og Hsg og er | en- fritiif I'll.
itanb. tSporbnn Sloen opfom, neb
man fife, men tror, at bet bar fra Ell
baarlig Sampe | Sernparebutifen.
Stprt ifanbinapiif Stebme. Zen
iiafbGngige ifa~nbinapiife arbeiber.
forening bolot lit Garsmsoe / Weno.
monte / iorrise ltge. Sslsenbe em.
beoSmGnb palgtes: Sreiioent, Iils
Helion, @aibburn; 8icepr9iioent, @.
". Somoabl, glaf Hiper Sails; &c.
fretGr oa aasierer, s. s. Smith,
Can Claire; Sireftsrer: Iobert Se.
ter, Gau Claire; SliIius 8loplanb,
Stanlep; Ole Olion, Chippewa
Sails; ". Sanien Aiblanb; q. Sobn.
Jon, minneapolis. Msbet %afiluttc-
bes 2srbas meb en- itorartet Yicnic.
NGite Wtsoe itaI boloes / Chippewa
Sails. Ser tom otte grhirIionstren
til Tenomonie / 2sroags meb anita.
selig 5000 8ieiter.
Stor granS / Splbiers 8roue. -
Sra Trairie on CHEN meboeles, at
Sperabuiet, $. g. HeterionS sSern.
palebutif og Seterion, erie & Stbt.
mes gottling @orfs / Soldiers
8robe nebbrpnbte iibite 2sr6ag. "a.
bet bar $4,000, % ser bar firn ST..
600 / DISTURBANCE. Wau tror SIben
biorsrer ira en- br9nbenbe Cigar.
ititb, iom blep faItet | Ell Snobsonn.
&c pao Scenen / Seatret. Brand.
manoifdbet bar Ell Sio biRlpelsS al
Waigei paa 8ano, 90 ba De fit @anS
NOT, bar Seben iaa iterf, at ingen
futbe fomme / H9rbeoen al Ssloen.
Giltbusrroer ipraf al Seoen ct baIpt
apartal borte, og set iaa en- Sio no,
iom ON belle 9pen bible itrpge meo.
Gen br9nbte 9pgning par Ben bafre.
tie ! belle aidapoo.0 alen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

.GiitcrmaaI finbe Steo | 3ion. for
Doipie bar gipct fin SilaoeIie, og en-
ing @anb ntna bnpe WibIer % pGre
moroIif ififfet til at tage bare paa en-
Suitru, for Gotpie bill gipe lin sGgte.
ifobstinaoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

Spmaffineu 'Suspeuueu- BAR leg msote
get for Ianae fhen, % leg ipnes ristis goef
ON ben I ole Dele. Den saar let % arbei'
Der aoot. 8 s5rast 80 Gents. Cline DSs
reftn. 6lauoreaI Q. 9at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05
SsDielsDags.
xx SOgen s n

eGefte Ct On af bette aars
% Yremiebgser. 90 ut hpm.
me efter be niaass beIbiais.
anbsfalinser. ri bar ntsstasst.
oil bisielis searte BOG uinbs
Sntertsie blaunt "Setsrabs
Spifen''s saisrs 90 anbrs.
SoSeii Ct iaaltnss insrettet,
at Der for bber Of aarrts 4a'
toer Ct fire blaufe 9inisr nien
glans for JamiIisus % Slasts
hinges Rabue. timber bbtr
cato er anfsrt en- eaer Here be'
rsmts @enas 90 2biubers Jpos
felssag. 90 paa ntn mob ian.
ennt Sibe filtnes her - for be
tiliuarenoe 9atoer - ct lihet
Sers. ct Gpisram eiler IN nSs
taltIie Of IN etler anbei mann.
fnaoig Ysrionlisbeb. Oct oil
here al FOR Snteresie for ens
bbrr 6amilie - % fan osiaa
bsn bisie seilisbeser blibe til
itptntst Butte - paa ntnre
@aane at babe belle FIN glest
iamlet | en- Pig linen net Sps
ines ansistlIe Of buert tnfelt
@eslsms JsaieIsaatp % Ssh
itlsaar.
Sogsit &c imuft innbnnhen
SGrren rtso Crbst "Spnielss
bagsbos" GnISbosifapsr paa
4pssen % 5OrFhsn. liant rpht
emit. % ben iennes frit nltS
Slaaet for $1.25 bttalt | Jor-
Tub. Ri bar usiaa eanel sles
CANT iRnbunbne @nlninit, ism
fofsr 10 Gsnts ertra, % be &C
bel sarbt bet lille 9iH9g for
nbittnSets SfplS.
anresfe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-05

~tlopaiget af Gtflferue Z -Jsofesodesoosru- er
eobt. Se er fifisoe I'll at pRffe en- I'll mareen
en- npttis ettertaHic. See bar lrft Soeen unes
SntereSfe.
o. u. earfsn. mloorbeao, Wtnn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
Early Winter Fashions.

This seaso many new notes have
been introduced in coats and wraps
The latest arrival is the cl0se-fitting,
long-skirted or basqued affair, the yer.
liable tailored coat Of old. The most
noticeable ofnew coats is that reaching
quite to the keen, or even below, and
showing q walst-coat. More generally
becoming than the long-skirted coat il
the short, jannty affair fashioned aftei
the Louis and Directoire types. Mos
picturesque are the separate coats in
tended to be worn upon c~eremonious
or dressy occasions, and 10 EXTREMITY
loose that they might be called cape
coats.
The newest foreign skirt model is OF
circular shaping with folds at belt or
stitched in tucks to yoke outline, and
falls in graceful lines to bottom, where
it Is either stitched or decorated with
alternate entre.deuX and plain bands,
tucks or folds to relieve it's severity.
The fabrics chosen for autumn and
early winter grows must be elegant,
and perfect harmony of colOrs is period
from which the designs are borrowed.
The vogue of pink and pale yellow
continues and is carried out is sprigged
effects, as we'll a. in stripes, both ut
ting in with the Directorie tendencies.
Indian brown is one Of the newest
and smartest shades for the street grow.
That colored embroideries are to
have an immense vogue this season
there is no doubt. An old art has been
revived in applique embroidery. -
From The Delineator for November.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
Fall Cattle Feeding.

The most satisfactory food, price con-
sidered, for fall feeding fodder corn, by
which is meant corn on the stalk, says
H. r. Smith Of the University of Neb-
raska in Breeds Gazette. Such corn
can be scattered on the grass or fed i'll
tight bottomed racks. Feeding in
racks is preferable, because pigs
running behind cattle to pick up
droppings are not then able to muss
the corn.
About five pounds of corn per steer
is safe to start with. This may be late
in September or early in October, &C.
cording to the season. Fodder corn
can be fed Just as soon as the kernal5
are hard, while the stalks are y~etfairly
green--in other words, when sufficient
ly ripe to put in the shock. This feed
should be increased gradually SO long
as the cattle consume the leaves and
upper part of the stalk.
1t is reasonable to suppose that they
will take eight or nine pounds of corn
each per day along with about that
weight of stalk accompanying the corn.
There will be consumed with this con-
siderable grass pasture, which, if either
blue grass or clover, will supply suf-
icient protein to make up what is def
cient in the corn fodder.
When winter sets in and grass is no
longer available in the fields the cattle
should be placed in a feed lot of mod
crate size provided with a shed open
on the side of prevailing winds. The
open lot without wind protection is too
cold for economical gains in northern
ATTITUDES. On the other hand, there is
also danger of too much warmth.
Basement, barns or sheds closed on all
sides make fattening cattle uncomfort
ably warm. This is especially true
when cattle are in good flesh.
Due regard should also be given to
fresh water supply and drainage. Mud
dy yards are not conducive to good
gains. Steers which are tempted to lie
down when not eating at the RACK are
always making better use of the feed
given them. They will not lie down
as much as they should if the yards are
in bad condition. The liberal use Of
bedding is a saving of feed.
Half q full feed of corn on the stalk,
supplemented with either good clover,
alfalfa or cowpea hay, is a very efficient
and economical ration for early winter
feeding. Should the further increase
of corn be in the shape of fodder corn
it will mean either a waste of stalk or
a failure to consume sufficient hay to
supply protein requirements. Rather
than cut down the supply of protein
rich roughness by feeding excessively
on stalks, substituting in its stead COM
mercial protein concentrates like OIL.
meal, it is ordinarily chapter to in
troduce at this stage snapped corn o.
ear corn. A gradual substitution Of
snapped corn for fodder corn will now
increase the proportion of concentra-
ties, which is desirable rs fattening pro-
crosses. At the same time as much
clover, alfalfa or cowpea hay is being
consumed as formerly. A steer weigh
ing 900 to 1000 pounds will consume
about eight pounds per day of such
hay, which amout will satisfactorily
meet protein requirement.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
Just ssThinks',

Work does not kill men-worry and
friction do very quickly.
Words are things produced by drops
of ink, which akethousands, perhaps
mollions, think.
The most difficult ups aud downs of
this life are keeping appearances up
and expenses down.
Charity begins at home, but reform
is invariably started at our neighbours.
A smile, like a sunbeam, is always
welcome.
The man who trusts in God and him
self is in good hands.
You can patch up a reputation, but
the patch will always show.
For every big man at the top there
are a million little ones at the bottom.
There are two sides to astory--yours,
which is, of course, right, and the
other fellows, which is, of course,
wrong.
What a glorious world this would
be if every man took the advice be
gives.
Nowadays the world will forgive a
man most anything but failure.
Never attempt to argue with a fool.
How strong we are morally is shown
by the things we can do without.
If man bloweth not his own horn,
by whom shall that horn be blown?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1904-12-07
Don't be a Clam.

A Clam a thousand years ago, was as now,
and q thouapd years hence will be the same.
Keep up In the race. Use nlooern pain's, ae
paint by hand labor belongs to the past. Its
n clam. n chaIka. 1t let's the wood rot.
Every Church or institution sustained by
Voluntary G, Itribution will be given a liberal
ouanitv Of Lonpmsr e. Martinez J.. & NJ.
Paint whenever they ant.
lis Lead and Zinc. Its no~n-chalkable. lts
the beat, It's the cheapest. Takes the least.
Every gallon must be mixed with nearly a
o. lion of oil, making paint cost less than
Methodist Church in Georgia, used 80 gal.
Ions l., & NJ. mixed with "a gallons OF OIL.
From use OF other paints they calculated to
nse 100 gallons. The L.. & NJ. saved them
wears and covers like gold. The Celebra-
ted Paints are sold by Speed Drug Co.
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MAKING DIRT ROADS.
GOOD DRAINAGE THE MOST IMPOR'
TANT REQUIREMENT.

Grass Should Be Removed Between Road
way and Ditch-Rain Can BE Made Use.
tul-Heisl,t of C~rown-Simplo Engineer
Ing Principles of Road Building.
The Spectator has recently had ev:.
dence of the enlightening influence OF
travel. For years he has had occasion
to walk, to drive and to wheel over q
certain piece of country road, a piece q
road as bad as a combination of mud
and sand and sods and loose stones can
make a road. Last summer be found
this piece of road not only good, but
excellent and improving all the time.
until in the autumn it was as good a
dirt road as any one could want.
The other day the Spectator CHANGED
to meet the overseer of the district-the
same overseer, by the way: who has had
charge for 25 years past. II wish to
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Starting Right.

This is the time to pIan and prepare
for the next crop. The wise farmer
after sowing small grain literally will
then set aside his land for special
crops. That being settled all his
work will harmonic with that plan.
The best preparation for any hoed
crop is s~ubsoiling thoroughly before
the first of February. December is
the best month, when it is dry enough.
But %subsoilng, or very deep preparation
is slow business. Next best to that is
to take middle buster" and with
two horses lay off cotton land at once.
Another forrow may be run in that
during the winter, breaking more Of
the clay.
In preparing corr land run the fur
rows two feet apart and as deep as the
pillow can be sent. This ''middle bus
ter" will throw up high ridges, but the
freezes will finish the work. A cuta-
way harrow will level and pulverize
these ridges in the spring. Thorough
preparation early in the winter will
hold all the plant food in the soil and
prevent damages by heavy rains and
double yield.
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$40 20 Texas
ONE-WAY COLOHIST RATES
DECEMBER 13 and 27.
Via COTTON BELT ROUTE.

On December 18th and 9th, 1914,
the Cotton Belt Route will sell one
way Colonist tickets from Memphis to
points in Texas at rate of $40, tickets
good in chair cars and coaches.
The territory to which these rates
apply includes TeXarcana. Greenville,
Paris, Bonham, Sherman, Dallas, Eft.
Worth, Wichita Falls, Amarillo, ,Ty-
Ter. CO~rsicana, Waco, Marshall, Pales-
tine, Longview, HilIsboro, Brown
wood, San Angelo, Austin, San An
tonic, Copus Christi, Houston, Calves
ton, Beaumont and intermediate
points.
Write fer map, descriptive litera-
ture and any further information con
corning rates.
r.. n. SMITH. z. II. a,
2O3 Equitable Bldg. Alta ia, Ga.
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II. Osenburg Locals.

$1,000 pairs ef shoes mems women's and
10 select from at Rosenberg ano
Co.
All our Honest school shoes solid leather
throughout satisfaction and comfort In every
pair.-P. Rosenberg and Co.
The Observation-Disclosures stylish shoes fol
str.,sh people ali the late shapes at Rosen'
orIg and Co.
Big lot of brown shoes Of the Krippendor'
make for ladies TO arrive soon, P. Rosenburg
and Co.
Our our $40 suitR none better, and few. equaI
them. i. Rosenberg and Co.
Why pay s. 90 for a derby when S25O bug a
"rD name" derby conceded TO be the best, i.
Rosenberg and Co.
Guns double aud single barrels. at low prices
many 10 select from ~ costs you nothing 10
lonk. P. Rosenberg and Co.
Trunks. suit cases Grips, Telescopes +.
Rosenberg and Co. ,
See our cut glass. japanese ware, and
baud painted china for wedd'ns ana oirth-
dav presents p. R1 euburg and Co.
Boys clothing, and knee pants In all sizes
and colors at Rosenberg ond Co.
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DESIRABLE
HONb TOR HlLb

IOffer for sale house
and lot in the city of
The lot
contains four acres of
land. The house is al
most new and is just
such as you
likely plan if o
were going to build
yourself a nice house,
has five rooms, bath
room and
w~aterWorks and cleo.
trio lights, has. both
cold and hot water
connections.
Don't miss this Op-
portunity to get AIDE
siraDle home at much
smaller cost than you
could buy and build.
ROBT'. S. LINK.
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We do noS ask so cents or Is
cents, for a toy that we can
afford to sell al a half dollar.
Call and look through our i'm
mense stock of toys and you
find our prices the cheap
est. A. NJ. Smith & Go.