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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-08
Naming the Farm.

Have you named your farm?
Do it by all means
Not only that, but have stationery printed
envelopes and paper-and let them speak a good
word wherever they go.
A rubber stamp giving the name and address
will further help to popularize your products.
Let everything you sell serve to help build up
reputation for your farm and your products.
There will come time when people will ask
for your goods.
It will pay.
Name the farm.-Rural Outlook
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-08
Rural Outlook.
Sleep Song.
Forgetl forgetl

Forgetl forgetl
The tide of life is turning;
The waves of light ebb slowly down the west;
Along the edge of dark stars are burning
To guide thy spirit safely to an isle of rest.
little rocking the tranquil deep
Of song to soothe thy yearning.
A little slumber and little sleep,
And so forget, forget!
Forget, forget!
The day was long in pleasure
It's echoes die away across the hills,
Now let thy heart beat time to their slow meas
ure,
That swells, and Sinks and faints, and falls till
all is still
Then, like weary child that loves to keep
Locked in it's arms some treasure,
Ny soul in calm content shall fall asleep,
And so forget, forget!
Forget, forget.
And if thou hast been weeping
Let go the thoughts that bind thee to thy grief;
Lie still and watch the singing angels reaping
The golden harvest of thy sorrow, sheaf by
sheaf;
Or count thy joys like focks of snow-white sheep
That by one come creeping
Into the quiet fold, until thou sleep,
And forget, forget!
Henry Dkye.
There two ways of taking a thing easy.
You take and leave it alone-or you take
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-08

There are two ways of taking a thing easy.
You can take and leave it alone-or you take
and do it-Mrs. Whitney.
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Very little il the ~ay = details hare
some from the Korean straits in the
'hirty-siI hours el1iue Thur-day n
Togo reports that "ne division o. his
iest had 800 Casualties.
The cruiser Airnez and the destroyer
Ge0'zny OF the russian let. hs 20
reached Niad,yostok, having He'd from
The straits at an early stage Of the fyh;.
These rerof. that two japanese battle.
-hIps were sunk.
Reports say that R~oi.tversky
wounded and captured, IL a, the ,.vL
hospital at Slsebo. Auo.I her report
says hc 10 a. NihdIgstok, SAN another
states his iate L. ]uukuosn.
Reports 80 dah state iLat Russian
loses OF tuips now total igent,..1
logo Is s'Iu ~ pursuit Of fugit.vcs and
presumably too Dusy 10 send detailed
reports. II will probably DO day ar
weeks before the main facts Of he bat.
We and ITS -itategy are made Known.
loS" nnpears TO have PINNED aud
laid a complete trap which fitted Ro
'"s''eb'K! 2 action and that the ia.
pane'e out manouvcrcd, oni'ought and
ou'shoi tho RuEslan', iearicssly taking
,he't hsh'"st cruisers against the heavy
Russian "TmorClnI ba%ttleship4
tremendous interest attaches a. the
nso OF submarine vessels. Tho navy dc.
paFtment IL silent Oh ,bR Joini. but i,
ia confidently believed thai cub mnriups
were effectively used Tor the nrs, time
in history.
Hundreds Of Russian refugees Who
landed % the Tsu islands md tho
~noighborlng provinces are coming 10
Swobo mud Mnizuru. Many vot,
wounded md otherwise suffering from
the terrible ordeal Of tho long battle.
Tho captured Russian bnttIeship Oroi
arrived at Maizuru Yesterday flying The
Japnnceo llaea. There will DO great
rejoicing here tough, in honor Of the
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Preacher and Athlete.

Rev Mr. stroller. 4 aa;!yo O.. tie
BsTG-da Islands. uAo Is a Methodist
preacher. rs c!rc4., taxing In the
rorsScs' sections n tae mountains z
Tucker aul Preston counties. West
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ago he preached in the Denn!soa
school house. or Location ridge. near
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HI" tools n" road sIthout hesitation.
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never broke during the nine miles At
the end Of the hour he vas in his pul.
pit at ST George reading the opening
hymn OF tn" service and gave no, the
least sign o. fatigue.
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An Erterprislna SIeuth-

4 man who was "wantca" liz the
police had been photographed in six
different petitions. and tho nIrfyro,
we're duly circulated among the police.
IN" chief o.: i"..'oe In a co.u:ry town
wrote to T1i.te headquarters OF the
city In sea,-a OF the maIcfnctor A
fc" days after the set Of portraits had
been Issued a. follows:
I duly received tho pictures Of -,
SIX miscr"arts whose capture Is Dc.
sired. have arrestcd Ave Of them
and tho sixth Is under observation and
VII be secured shortly ."-PhiladcIphIa
Public Ledger.
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Things of 5I-a.

Last IA. Daniel !. Sul!y. the d
th'oaad cD:toa King. wag toEn South
making 2 ~.@r-Oaal Inspection o. the
condition ~ tie cotton crop.
He traTt!@d quite 4 little and visited
one plantation after another. Dy.y!na
along taa road Eith q planter one
Afternoon. Mr.. Sully noticed a s=arr
Of negro Children playing. They had
sufficient clothing on them, but rot
one wore shoes. Sir. suliy then re
marked:
Il thought everyone vas Eettinr
rich down here on thirteen cent cot
ton. Sow. 10 one Of those children
has shoes on. Do they always e.
bareioo,?'
"Yes. said the planter. they were
all bOTl that way
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Tie quaint I.d!aa !s.cL1 n! the Tor.
Iau"n ot Pike pea: = a. 'yUox=:
AT the c+giaalR 81 al taingE the lees.
- spirI:E pOs=9a :ae sar,b and dwell,
aeaS the baD.s u: the 2fea; rver. Insy
aa5 created race u zen ~ he heir
servants, but tbess rlel we're far sup@-
nor 70 the p'es4n' IuLab.tan;s Of the
cayth and made eDEless trouble Tor their
creators. Therefore the Lesser ~grjri,s
resolved to destroy maukInd and the
Earth itself, so they cag.eI the yrea,
nyeT 10 rise uLti! it b1rs; its banks and
oTerT heIme1 everything. They them.
selTez took each a large PORTION o., the
test OF the earth that they might c,csie
a mex world and a quantity OF maize,
which had been their particular i,o,.
and returned ~ beayen. Arriving At
the gate OF hesren, xhjcb l. &; the end
~ the Ilains, where the sky and noun.
tame meet, they were told That they
could not bring such burdens Of earth
into heaveD. Accordingly they dropped
the IN al! tbeb and there. These falling
thassee made great heap ON the top o,
the world which extended FAR above the
waters, md this ia the origin OF Pixies
peak. hich is thus shown To be direct.
~ under the gate nf heaven. Tt wns
formerly twice a. high M now, but los,
it, sumuit. "a is told in another legend,
The 'ock masses upon i: and all
about chow that they have been drop.
ted from the sky. The variety and
extent OF The Minerals are Deposited
there. And eth M the corstellatlous
move acroFs the heavens and vanish
above tho mountain submits we NAV
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eninen. German Physician conr,,

Prof. ~JDaann!s Ortiz. the eminent
German physician, has arrived In thlg
country and during his stay Will r!si,
leading cities In the East and Middle
West. Dr.. Ortiz IS physician to tho
emperor u Germany and is also tho
head OF the University of Berlin. haY.
Ing recently taken the chair left va.
can b. Prot Nirchow. lie Is regard.
ed as one Of the foremost pathoIosls;s
In the World and he gained much dis.
uncti0n some months ago By dag.
h"Sins n" case OF Emperor william
during his recent illness. He will be
the guest OF President Roosevelt, in
Washington the latter par, Of this
month.
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WHY THE JAps SUCCEED.

Tho secret % JapHn's wonderful
succeas. ssid q globeirOiscr. lies. per.
hays, ia the: Whereas the richest snd
Dest'born and most powerful 81 o.he r
hatlohs yourg fnPn give ,hemge!Yes
over To- inTOiiiy aud ii!cnes8, tho flowers
% the yVuug mon 81 japan work, work.
WORK, la the pleasure cities Of the
sOfld-at Monte Carlo. in pariH. in
Algiers, III Ostcnd, in Caifo-y GU will
lind Young grand dukus from Russia,
young barOuets and lOrds from Eng.
land, all gambling, motoring, skiing,
yachting, dining, aud what not? But
do you fDd among thcm-I don't mean
now only, but ~cyer-have you ever seen
among thcm-nny Of tho Young princes
and cafls aud millionaircg Of JarnDf
No. indeed. Those young men have
been working IN II universities, work.
ing in on machine shops, working in
our chemical laboratories, working,
working.
'ho~ we'll this rpenks for Japnn's
future. What n warning il ia 10 the
rest OF she nations 81 the world. For
II his noble energy continues IN the
youth Of Japan from tho lowest TO the
highest, u Of two thinga will hnppcn:
Either japan will far outstrip the other
natio"s, or clsc the other nations young
men, too, from the lowest 10 the high.
cst, will have to abandon their eports
and their designations, and turn them.
rcsoIutcly to labor Tor tho publ O
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lie 1-a IN D.

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Geerge NlIll Essa Ihinrn

George ". Vanderbilt proposes 70
take thing: 10 hig own hauds Ehen
he goes bark - Bl!tmore IN the al.
tumn. He vii! personally look after
the management Of his estate. ~hlch
consists Of a quarter OF 4 million IL
acfes Of lsa1 and a hundred III =
different departments. including e
dairy. a truck garden, etc. When Mr..
Vanderbilt left Bltmorc last spribg
be vas much dissatisfied With the
"ay things yer gDing. He d!srnIssed
several Of the head employees. who had
been coming W short ia their &C.
counts. aEt ordered that some changes
be made. R~centIy Col McNames, his
manager, vent TO Seattle to look after
ONT OF tho Vanderbilt; Affairs there.
1t Is understood that Nr. McNamee
will remain in Seattle and that Mr.
Vanderbilt viii look after his y af.
fairs at Biltmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Van.
dorbiit are expected soon for tho wlu.
ter.
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Seek 10 Retain Water.

Citizens - Montana residing in tho
valley 81 MIR river arc E~ravcly con.
tcfr"d over the proposed extensive
diversion OF IA" waters OF that stream
III Canada. aLi are i~nrortuning the
government to intervene ia order tina,
their prior rights e the water may
be protected.
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Obligation to The O=Eers 81 prOI4ri.
inspected.
Public ssUtimeDt should awake iron
ia letDargJ and rca!iz: the aaiUl sui
fertng involved in these fignres oi dea.l
and injury. Such an Awakening H0rlt
lead I" ag'eaier srDse u reVpousib!lit,
nnd 10 .he recognition by .hc public .
criminals even when CARRIED in the gus.
II responsibility or even saintlincss.-
Denver Nexs.
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Theory Regarding the Moon.

The novel theory OF Or. voIght. a
German astronomer. is that the great.
or part Of the moons orators repre-.
sent work of coral insects In long.
vanished sea lie finds that ~ tho
carth's tropical ocean were suddenly
dried up the bed would resemble tho
face OF the moon. the coral forma.
lions appearing exactly like the crat.
crs OF the extinct volcanoes.
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To Remove Warts.

To remove a wart -four on Il a drop
OF vinegar and then cover II with rs
much carbonate OF soda as the vine.
fhr vii absorb. Keep Il on ten min.
utes and repeat tho application twice
or three times daily. In n few days
tho wsrt generally drops on. leaving
only q tiny white mark.