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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
CREAMERY
TO Be BUILT
Farmers in the Vicinity of War.
rem Organize Cooperative
Creamery Association

1t did not take the farmers of this
vicinity long to get the creamery
project started. Mr.. G. A. Turner,
of Crookston, who has built the Ra-
dium creamery and large number
of other successful creameries in The
valley, drove around the country
tributary to Warren with a view of
interesting the farmers in cream
cry at Warren, and in two or three
days he secured the names of thirty
four good, substantial farmers who
agreed to take SlOO stock each, MAX
ing total of S3400, and insuring the
establishment OF the enterprise. A
contract has already been entered
into with Mr.. Turner for the erec-
tion Of the building this fall, and he
will have a force Of men at work on
the plant in few days. The site
selected is the old site of the SpauI-
ding elevator on the Great Northern
right Of way, a very good and central
location. We understand that many
more farmers than have thus far
subscribed stock stand ready to join
the movement. All who wish to
become stockhC lders may do SO. If
more stock is subscribed than it will
cost to build and equip the plant,
it may not be necessary to Call in
the full amount subscribed from
each one. n meeting Of the stock
holders will be held soon to elect Off
GERS and perfect the organization.
The following is list Of the stock
holders thus far in the Warren Co.
operative Creamery Associations:
G. A. Tullar, John Thomas, Ed.
Springmier, j. L. Olson, VIM. X.
Head, G. W. Abrahamson, John G.
Rue, w. f. Sullivan, r. Porteous, F.
A. Cook, Alfred Johnson, Frank G.
Johnson, F. G. Hickman, Andrew
Boman, z. J. Kurz, NJ. L. Larson,
John Nichols, Ole Bodell, Erik
Anderson, James F. Gillian, G. r.
Engelstad, John Cheney, John l.
Skurdahl, Anders Borgquist, h. e.
Kendall, A. Palya, Fred Dargus,
Andrew Olson, A. L. Engen, John
M. Olson, Johan Hanson, O. A.
Omdahl August Westberg, Ole L.
Olson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
Announcement.

To the voters of the 63rd legis!a-
tive District, Greeting: --r-- -..~
This is to announce to you for your
careful consideration. that l, Charles
A. Tullar, of Warren, marshall coun-
ty, have been nominated candida; e
for election to the State Legislature.
If elected I promise to do all l can
for every section of the district, and
to serve you. one and all, faithfully
and impartially. I therefore ask you
to vote for me and speak a helpful
word whenever you can.
Yours sincerely,
Oct. s, 1906. Chas A. Tullar.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11

dence. In the matter of the North
ern Pacihc Indemnity lands in
which we were both mutually inter-
| ested, Nelson stuck to his position
j with pertinacity equal to that Of q
| bulldog with his teeth fastened in
the seat Of a tramp's trousers until
he got what he wanted and more
than 1900 farmers were saved their
homes.'' g
'When we passed the bill for a
Public Building for Fergus Falls
the largest appropriation for a city
of that size ever sercured, except
one, e,-Senator Nelson kept in his
seat all night to see that it did not
get lost in the shuftle.'
GAS far as our knowledge goes,
and we think we know something
Of what we are talking about, when
ever THE interests of the people and
the interests of the corporations
clashed Nelson was always with the
people, -
:. " He has been charged with being
CRATER, but the mere fact that
with opportunities for grating
that were absolutely unlimited, he
only possesses modest competency
is sufficient refutation. We know,
as an absolute fact, that a metro
pOlitan law firm offered him a salary
more than double that of United
States Senator for the mere use of
his name at the head Of their firm
which was contemptsly spulned
by Nelson with the remark that he
could not earn the amount offered
and perform his duties as Senator
and his reputation was not for sale.'
He has been charged in the Cos
mopolitan magazine as being one OF
the bunch of ''Jim Hill' senators,
but when it is known that this
magazine is owned and controlled by
William Randolph Hearst, the Grand
High Priest of American Yellow
Newspaperdom, to dignity this
charge with attention would be an
insult to the intelligence Of Ameri-
can voters.
We know Nelson has his faults.
He is as bulI-headed rs q mule and
as obstinate as the devil and he is
just as bull-headed and obstinate
when he is wrong as when he is
right. He is no saint; if he were he
would be in Heaven instead of in
the United States Senate, and every
body will admit there is quite a diff
. ference between the two places.
Nelson possesses ali the failings and
all the virtues of his Viking ances-
try who have left their imprint on
the Civilization Of the Present. If
he likes a man even though he does
not endorse the mans private OF
public record, he stands by that
man. If for any reason he acquires a
dislike for public man, even if he
, stands call fours' for the things
Nelson stands for, that man don't get
his supports.
"We were eight years in Congress
and we know that Knute Nelson
was the most undefatigable Worke,
in either branch Of congress. W
!, never arrived .at the capital earl!
enough not to find Knute at his desl
and we never stayed long enough tt
! see him go home''.
f 'During our eight years residenc
s in Washington we never met him a
Z a horse race, a ball game or at
s theatre and we attended such func
S tions several times We believed w
s were entitled to some fun while alive
S because according to the best au
s thorities we are going to be dead TO
la number of centuries. -. .- Thean onl,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
An Infantile SQuall.
iushababy, don't you cry,

Hushababy, DON'T you cry,
The Oslo Tribune kicked off its
covers and squalled because it's feet
got cold last week. 1t will probably
be a good practice to strap the cov-
ers down on the kid after cold wealth
er sets in.
1t seems that the Tribune has i'm
bibed the idea that Warren is seek
ing it's own advancement at the ex-
pense of the rest Of the county. A
few misguided individuals may have
that opinion but it is a mistaken one.
Warren is progressive and aggres.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
Etldy's Appreciation of Nelson.

Congressman Eddy, who in s,me
quarters has been classed as among
the opponents Of Senator Knute
Nelson. refutes this charge in char
acteristic article in last weeks issue
Of his paper, The Sank Center
Herald. Mr.. Eddy writes:
For some unaccountable reason an
impression seems to be abroad that
the editor of the Herald is opposed
to Knute Nelson's re-electon to the
United States Senate. Nothing
could be farther from the truth
than this. We have known the
Senator ever since he came to the
state. We have known him as state
senator. as congressman, as governor
and as United States senator and we
think we know every side of this
many-Sided man as no one else IN
the state knows him. We have Of
ten differed with him on measures
and candidates as in the last con-
gressional primary campaign, and
when our ideas predominant we are
as proud as boy with his first
pants. We think anyone who wins
out in a political tussle with the
''old man. is fairly entitled to go
away back and toss boquets at him
self
In the b1ackest hours of the Ma
tion's despair "Old Knute,' then
"Young Knute,' cast his education
al prospects, his political prospects
and his financial prospects to the
four winds and joined that now
rapidly vanishing army that swept
southwark like an angry sea. No
soldier made better record than he.
lie never missed roll call-or a
! meal--Uill on the bloody field Of Port
Hudson he Was shot through and
through and lay for hours sweltering
in his own gore beneath a southern
sun. We were intimately acquainted
with Senator Nelson ever since he
came to the state. We knew in a
general way that he served in the
Union army, but we never knew
what a brave war record he had un-
til we had it from the lips Of his old
captain who was our guest lunch
con in the House restaurant, and
who used to come down to Washing~
ton every session to smoke a pipe
and drink "rum punch' with his
little Norwegian Corporal.
We always regarded as the crown
ing glory Of our congressional career
the passage of the "Eddy Free
Homestead Bill.'' This matter in
voIved more than S35, 100000. We
finally won out; won out in the face
of an adverse report from the De-
partment of the Interior, the hostil.
ity of the Chairman Of the Commit.
tee on Public Lands, the avowed op.
position of the leaders on both sides
of the House. This S35, 600, 900 die
not go to trusts. corporations or com.
binations of wealth, but to sturdy
home makers and citizen producers
that have made this the greatest
nation among all the great nations
of earth. 1t was the greatest legis
lative victory for men that was Wo1
in the Halls of Congress in. the last
fifty years. We received much ere
dit and we were entitled to mucl
credit for it's passage, but j
'|'Knute" had not aided us by hi
sage advice, borne Of a long legisla
tive experience, and stood by us a
close as a burdock burr in a cow
tail, we would have been as helples
as piping canary bird in the. claw
OF our Maltese tom-cat, that ha
licked every thing in the animal king
: =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-10-11
Blood POISONING

results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by DR. Kings
New Life Pills They remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse new life and viogr; cure sour
stomach, nausia, headache. dizzi-
ness and collie, without gripping or
discomfort. 23c: Guaranteed ..by E.
+. Whitney druggist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Sbpotbsf sefanSist.

Die Central 3ruf 60. bon Vetr
Dorf bat geesr bic Obio une Snoiana
Sos SO. urb bic Sbio unb Snoinna
@oniolibateo. Hatural uno Squmina.
ting Co., bic %2ogansport unb Wabai6
Yalep @as Co., bic Snoiana Hatural
unb illuminating @as 60. uno bic
2afnpstte 8as 60. 2lage auf HIfs
3abluns elmer Sppotbst i'm @eiammt-
bstrase bon s6, 600, 900 sinssrsidt.
Ils cine GoIse oiefes PrOaefes lit es
ni4t auseei4loHen, oaB oas geiammte
gigentbum Der p~ertlagtsn @sieai9aften
IN ben Staaien Snbiana unb Sbip
unter ben 9ammer fommt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

@oben, Is. Gebr. Sm Srrsn-
bauie if Der fribere 2pcomptip- 6iibrer
an Der 9. & 8. 8abn, 5. %.
S4wars %selanbet na9oem er i'm 6 aufs
iueni9er MOnate ettpa $40. 600 Der.
f6wenoet bat. . 8ei einem 8abnun.
slid in @bicngo purbsn feline 6rau
uno atpsi Sinoer gei6otet unb lebten
October erbielt er els, 900 bonn BE.
ridt als Sdaoensrfab augelprOden.
SobaIb er bas @elb erbieIt. begann e,
Elm ausi9weifsnoes 2eben. taufte ole
m6gli4en fOffpielisen Sa4sn uni
batte In fur3sr 3eit nit feinen Witteln
iopobl als aud NIT feinem 0erfanh
aufgerdumt. Dos STRENUOUS In 2o-
ganspcrt, uobin er eeftern gefhafi
puroe, NOR oas gnbe.
8 m o n b, Is. Tebr. Ser
15idbrige 5rsb 8obsrtion periudte Dor
sinsm 3use Der Safe Shore gabn bas
@sIsiis 30 treussr urb gsrietb rnter Die
&dber. Der 9ppf tpurbe ibm bon.
idnois bonn &umpfe 9etrennt uno
rOlts bon Der g6iGuns auf bic StraBs,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
l. .AIRES ECO.
@aibinston BEL Ser MeriSian Strabe

Die polisei fabnoet nod einsm
Burden Der fir ben photographer 8
q. PentergaH, $50 Wef Waibineton
SiraBe. in betriieerif9er @eiie tperth.
lOIe gelegs ftr 8iloer gu fsbr bilissn
preiien berfauft. Sn bieier WeiIe er=
Idwinoelte er bon elmer ssmiHen Salt
SeabOp. 225 Detroit Ctr. 81. rs unb
bon einem Wiliam Stroll Csc.
Die 9 m t 2aneafer unb
Splan bradten esffsrn ben l4idhrigen
Clarence @Ofsp, 1908 @Ouese apenue
pobnhaft. Den 1~2idbriaen Sarrb @ebb,
pelder F9 In go. 20l9 college ape.
aufbdlt unb ben 12idbriqen Senneii
Weara, btr In benz 9auie 1919 @ors
neil sIpe. tuobnt, our poliseifation.
Die 2 iugenbliden Siebe batten 2au'
eummi aus Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lung II @OQege Mbe. sefO6len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Btsss-MIta 0rab.
@ ebpren n:

Grsb. unb Wagaie ReSntire, 1O8
Banning STRIPE, 9na6e. = S. unb
2Ouiie Wbits, 1920 Union Str. ana'
be.-NntIsp unb Bertha Buten, 1870
Charles Str, Qnabe. - Wiliam lno
Winnie Ban @alters, 1109 2inoen
Str, Rnabe. - @eorae unb WeliHa
@bite, 7l2 Warpsl Str, Mdo6en.
Senrp unb &ena Woure, 1709
Sbelbp Str, 4nabe. = STANLEY UNI
Wattie Reel, 1872 WOoblatpn Noe.
Wdodsn. - Wiliam nno Grace Da=
pig. $50 Of 81. Soc Str, 9nabe.-
Gsorae unb Waub @ann, 2112 9Th
Caeribian Str, Snabe. - Carl uni
2eFa Slaber, 1886 Columbia Ius. {.
Mdo&en.- gbmarb uub Grace Wiia.
1926 Norb 2epfons Nbe., Ndo4en. =
Oscar unb Srp Sarris, Ash Sf Waib.
ington Str, Mdb6en. - Jrant uno
Serre @roplin, 9iafoniRen- 6ofpital.
WGb4en. - 6erbert uno Soiepbiue
Wooobsrrp, 1912 RoroS eIaware Str.
Mdo9en.
getraut:
Sobn preble-glan9 6. Worgan.
Nnoretu YenningtDn-Winn Woore
CHARLES g. Sunp--Sabie 5lsming.
WiQiam @. 2euis-2ula .. 5tsIbs.
Waqnus MnoerioK - @erba Mariu
Rslion.
2on @rOB-Sea Snes Woore.'
Sobn 6. @. Brownsl - Winnis Or.
2atber.
GeHorben:
anna gs9ert, 2 Wonate, 1901
Union Ctr. - Sbomos 8. glarf, 81
Sabre, 1886 Horb Nsp Ssrisp Str.-
@atriel SodHettler, 60. 2615 Of II.
Ctr. - Mabsl Settlers. Is, Snbiant
Snbuffrial S9ool.-Nmanba Serbian
so, 1905 groOtiioe Abs. - Sduglinl
Aaiion, 8 Sage. 1887 Central aue. -
2poia 9. 6arrifon, 80. SOB 0oro Ms'
ribian Str.-gracs Sbomas, 20. 68I
Sapton Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
@etkrberf@t.

Ear "a stunOsu smS.nb ? rpr ROrssns, is. Ssbrnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

QpeaL8 etterbert@t
9~beilfpeiie bep5Ift; falte @ene beute
Ta9t; Donnerfa9, f9on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
g auerIa G

9 bniBf&eine.-
indianapolis Southern Railmap,
6ra9t. S9uppsn, Senate ape., nabe
Werria, s16, O00.- Gsorge Gbelbp.
Cottage, Wiltins, nabe Wef. $780,
u. Or. 5it9, Wobnbaus. $40 gbiIon,
$1,000. v Charles 6. 9Ouin9swOrtb,
Wohnbans, SUTHERLAND, nabe Central,
$500. - Raomi q. BlaHour, @obn.
baus. 1899 Brooffoe Mpe., $1050.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
mnabbdmgtger Smrnperetm.
S5emte Nbeno 8 mbr regeI=
sttastse 0eriatttnIttta.
j.. 8. 8aamenn, l. Spre@er.
Mbam 6rebfopf, 1. S6rifttpart.
Gm9re TN @etser=S amen=
Seretn.

Die Samen oes Senti9en Wsbssr-
gereins bielten gefsrn in Der Bobnune
Der 5rau @onrao Bauer ibre monats
li6s gu6re.@ sieli4aft ab. 50 tuurbe
fott nm bic htbi&en prsiis asfpielt.
5olsenoe Samsr iuarsr bic alfdli.
den @etuinnerinnen:
1. preis-Srau albert Sanert.
2. preis-Grau Carl Whqer.
s. preis-Srau gbria. -6sinri9.
A. prsis-Jrau Charles @drtnsr.
Den Srof.p rsis erbielt 5rau Nartin
Rotb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
80. Divers Bulletin 80.
Sum S's9anters 1Oc

Slaneustte Saustleiber, in SunfIen
Sarben, gut semadt,$1.50 Sorte zoe
. Sraue @iberbOpn Simonos nit
periiidem Sanb in Sronte unb Man>
ldetten, tuertb reselmabis 81 90 bas
Stud ; reou3irt soc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

o. Glue ~tpettere Gets
ouns ,,Sabrer 6tnfenoer
Sote" TIT etngetroHem. Su
bestebem ourd ote Office ote=
les SlatteS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

@bieasp, IA. Sebruar.
Sar SnSiara: Tbeilpeiie benefit; talte
@ene beute Ta9t; S9nee I'M nbroliben
SbeiIe; Oonnerftas, i9on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

p ounestown, O., Is. 6sbr.
IA perionen erlitten bur9 gntgleifen
zines Str abenbabnwasens f&were Ser.
lebunaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

%. z. BIbtbs
SsetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
@abls Wotis
Sibieite Snrnbaue 8anperein.

Die Sabres /. &eriammluns finbet am
Dienitag, ben 90. 6ebruar 1906, 9lbenSs 8
rlbr, itatt. Die GrpdbIuns ucn prei Direfs
loren auf Die Oauer Don 6rsi Sabren ION bors
genommen psroen unb lit besbaI5 bic Ans
reienbeit uner Gctiondre erpiini9t.
A9tungspoa
9aS 9ireftorfnm.
Srte. Dead, SrifbeRt.
Curt Epn, Setretdr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14
Nns ben @eridteu.
Standardization

Benjamin 6. WaIaee 1rsnete cine
G4abenerfabflage bon $4,000 eegeii
Wiliam g. Sbomas on, tueI1er bic
Strma @rotpn perfumerp COMPANY
betreibt.
Sbpmas batte nit Walate am 10.
Mai 1898 einen Rontratt aema9t,
ibm nod geoarf Waarsn su liefern uuS
ibm sinsr reuen Wagen nit Sdelsn
uno einem @eipann bon 8 Sbetlanos
pferb6sn fur &sflame3tpede 3u Felen.
Sbomas i9idts ibm sinen alien f9pe.
rem 9ebrau&ten Wa9en. uelaer bon
grOBen pfsroen ge3osen tueroer mubte,
unb nerfebIte AUDI Die Waaren na1
benz 2Ontratt 3u isnbsn.
WaIace bat ben alien Waaen ge.
brau6t unb ndrsn ibm ourd &eparas
turen unb bur& faIfae 2isfsrung Elm
s&aSsn Don $4,000 susefhst, Die ct
bon Sbomas 3urtfforbert.
S6eioungSiIasen.
SOiepbine @eeObum bertlaste @alie
Nsebbam auf @befdeiOuna. sic p.rs
beiratbste fd am 81. ausuH 1893 unb
lebten big gum /. San. 1902 sbsIid
sufammen. sic 6e9riinoet ibre Slaee
auf unmsnidlide gebanoIung.
Die Srau forbert HE e6eiounq uno
bic grlaubnib. ibrer MdbGsnnamsn
Soiepbine Winsr pieber annebmen su
otirfsn.
Sarab 6. garth firenste segen ibren
gbsmann Sobn Bartb cine gbsi6si.
bun9sflaae on. Die g6eleute aingen
ON l. Mai 1905 ben 8unb Der gbe
Elm, uno lebten bis gum 8. Jebruar
1906 als Wann unb 5rau 3uiammer.
sic begrtinoet ibre alase auf un.
meniali6e BehanbIuns bon Geiten oes
Wannes.
SIN Sanuar bdtte sr he fogar burd
einen S&lag i'm 8eFdt aefdhrli9 per-
fsbt. sic forbert SO. 500 uns ges
3abluna Der @eridtstotsn.
Warp Boil berflagte @iniam 6enrp
Bal auf gbeideioune. Die gbslsuts
pu,bsn am 6. sunni 1900. In Sn.
bianrpolis our9 bic gbe bsrbunbsn,
unb lebten biz gum Is. Wueuft 1908
ebelia Sufammsn.
Ra9 oieier 3eit babe ibr Wnnn fur
ben nntsrbalt Der Jamilie ni9t msbr
geiOrst uno babe He tn ieoer Weife Der.
na9IdfRgt. sic forbert Sc per @o&e
fur ben untsrhalt Der swsi 8inber
6atbarire uub 9onlo Bale, tusl9e aus
bieIer gbe Hammer. $50 Moprtatenges
bibren uno 8esablun9 Der 8eri9ts.
fofen.
6erberi d. Whiteman berflagte fefne
Gbsfrau Della &. @bitsman auf gbe.
fdsibung. sie i9IOKsn bic gbe am
8. Sept. 1903 unb lebten big ,unl 10.
Jsbr. 1906 3uiammsn. unmsnids
Hide Bsbanblung bon Sstten Der 6rau
5oQ Der @runo Der S9eiouna iein.
Wanfielb 8. Wartin ftrengte cine
S8sibun9stlase es9en feline gbefrau
Sba Wartin on. Sie @beleute lebtet1
bon 81. Ses. 1899 bis gum Sob. 1908
3uiammsn, nod bieier 3eit berlieB
Wartin feline Grau, oa Fe ben pfi9ten
Der Sausfrau uiat nadtam unh Jpn
unmsnidli9 bebanoelte. gr foroert
bic @rsisbuna Der aus Der gbe fans
menoen 8oGter Wiloreb.
Settle &opfer frsnste cine gbsi9sis
bunsstlass gesen ibren @bemann
CHARLES &opffer an. sic ihlofsn bic
@be am 10. Sttober 1898 uno lsbtsn
Biz gum 10. SuIi 1902 3uiammsrt.
@rinos Der S9eioung fino 9srna9s
I%dfiauns unb unmenfhli9e Yehanb-
lung ben Seitsn bss Nannes. sic
foroert Die @rlaubniB, ibren Wdb9en-
Ramen Settle @raig tuieber fhbren gu
btrfen.
Ottie Wap Repnolbs bertlagta ibren
g6smann @uftap &epnoios auf Che
fdeibung. Sic finb berteiratbst felt
benz 81. Suli 1892. unmeni3li4e
gebanoIung BON Ssiien beg Wannss
follen bic @rtinoe Der S6eioung fein.
Sic foroert bic grsisbun9 Der 8 aus
Der gbe ftammsnoen Giuosr. ROB 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-14

GHoSette 9mrmnefett
0rober @aSfembau
Gente b.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-04
TAX RATE IS GIVEN
A BOOST BY BOARD.
Levy For This Year is Much
Larger.
ELEVEN DOLLARS is REQUIRED
On Each ST., 900 of Property for State
and County Combined-CountyR Rate
Now ST.. so More Than Last Year.
County Physician Named

Instead of reduced tax rate this
year, in view of the increase of $685.
300 in property values, the tax rate in
Sumter county has been increased to
the extent of 81 so upon each 81 600 of
property returned, the rate this year
being So, 20 as against "a 60 last year.
Such was the action of the county
commissioners yesterday in levying
the tax rate for the current year.
Last year the combined state and
county rate in Sumter was $950 on
each Thousand of property; while this
year, with the state rate reduced 10
cent?, the combined rate is fixed at
81 per $1,000.
This makes an increase of ST. 60 per
81, 600 in the county rate.
The county rate assessed yesterday,
as stated above, is So 90 while the
state rate is "a so, total of $11 per
$1,000. Last year the state rate was
81 80 and the county rate but $4.60. a
total OF ouly $3.50 per $1,000. This
year the state cut its rate ten cents on
each $1,000.
And the county commissioners saw
the cut and raised it Is times.
The rate levied this year Ia the
highest paid by the county since 1903,
when the institution of the chaingang
system, the purchase of mules, wag-
ons and equipment. demanded more
money.
Ia speaking of the increase made
yesterday in the rate levied it was
stated that more money would be
needed for road improvement another
year. All the commissioners were
present, and the entire day was con-
sumed with the tax levy and usual
routine.
DR.. Douglass Msyes was elected
county physician to fill the unexpired
term of the late DIR. @. B. Raines, so
long the physician of the county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-04
RESUMES PIANO FORTE SCHOOL
Miss Bell to Begin Her nth Term
September 10th.

SSpLGWp6T lGtns
Miss Bells piano forte school opens
It's fell term, eleventh season, Monday,
September 10th. All wishing to enter
pupils are requested to do so as early
as possible, TO facilitate grading.
Miss Bells visit to the Faction
School in Boston for month this sum
mer and study under the director, Carl
Faction, will enable her TO introduce
the latest and improved methods of
teaching the Faelten System.
Miss Bell calls the attention of the
public to the work of the school, to It's
primary, intermediate and advance
grades and to its graduates, the pupils
yearly turned out from each of these
evidencing the quality of work done.
Last season marked the close of the
schools tenth year before the public
It has demonstrated its usefulness and
been great factor in the artistic de-
velopment of the community.
All wishing private lessons CT Miss
Bell will do we'll to apply at once IN
order to secure places. Hours, to 10
forenoon; to afternoon.
Apply at residence, 81 Forrest street,
until Sept, 10; then at the school, Cot
ton avenue Phone 800. 31-e.o.d If
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-09-04
INJURY IN THE COTTON FIELDS
insect Disease 10 Doing Injury In
Sumter.

Many cotton fields about Americas
are being badly injured by snthrac-
nose, or boil rot, and the disease is
general over the state. Cotton anthrac-
nose is a fnngons disease that works
mainly on the cotton bolls, causing
them to rot and decay. In other words,
1t is caused by parasitic plant. of a
low order, growing on the cotton hollis.
This parasite, like other plants, re-
quires certain weather conditions for
its best development. These ideal
weather conditions we have had this
summer, in the wet weather, so that
disease which has hitherto done only
slight damage, in email areas, has this
summer done more damage than usual
Cotton anthrscn first appears on
the bolts as . small round speck, that
looks like PIN puncture. This spreads
in every direction until some times the
whole boil is covered. As soon as the
fungus reaches the cotton in the boil it
spreads very rapidly and the cotton
soon turns black and rots.