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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

AZ tne recent primaries There los east fef
tie Republican Ticket iie fof tls Democratic eg votes
% al for both parte, combined As tete ara ever 80
votes IN yinita evident a. glance that not hair a
the qualified voters Of the city attended the primaries
40 wonder the yellow dos politicians are worried lS
wonder there fsryeat exhorations assembling 70 high
heaven for tbs so,enN lire up
II does look As Il the people q vui,A were oi us
cpnon that the selection of city officials Is purely
business proposition ana that the hsst men io- the
places Should b. chosen. regardless Of party
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

4 toa aFe tfs1llsd elth PILES and
can't tnd q rup. trY Witch Hassi
ssife. bnt ue sufe gon set that aa8e
y : e. neNHf & Co. Chieano II
tie original If fm have 80
witch Hazel haixe without hnIaM =.
llFVed e s nfulabie that gon aoI AeId
q enc q tee many worthless raufstAt.
TITS uat afs s0ld o. ne fnuufellsn
q Tie genuine uaWllts Witch liassi
alFe ''"ss'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Tha Democfatc and Republican platforms are equally
profase in promises Rat did Yon sser know politician
who would not promise anything and everything when
Il question ui votesg The esming election is not
question Of platform promises il IS question Of men,
II has in the past been opposed or Indifferent
to all improvements it likely that his character VIII
change in moments time to conform to the platform
g which he suhsefbess
Vote tor the men who have Ia tie past bsen basled
IN booming vnita. whose activity Is not tbs result
merely Of recent desire % sain votes you know
a The candidates you know tbose Who are pushen you
knew these who aFc pell-backs
VIII you vote for the elsetleu Of man whose guild.
If followed s nare your basness and TIE future
prospects Of this eitqY
rs soleiy question Of men. not Of platforms Or
PARTIES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

iiacsaeie i pesef known 70 itose
persons nlp take a. occasional dos 81
plneules The value Of tie resin Cd
tained from tie pine tres has long
been feeoeuised IN the Treatment d
DISEASES af the bladder and kidneys
One doss q pineales vii give relief.
aud one bottle wi.l cure Sold b 4.
4. 0Naus Druggist d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Ina United states court il has been decided that
che beef packers who testified to their oan guilt cannot
Be prosecuted. ne corporations ehch thsy oen may,
and may even for such he majesty q outmged law
Be fined upon conviction after prosecution lasting
era years sum that viii eat 30 almost day's profits.
10 other words thief De steals loaf q bread.
goes % the pensentlap. Il, hosesef he ii smart
thief and associates hnsef With other thieves into
corporation he mas without tie slightest fear q 10.
arm IN the knosedge that even i ~ corporation ).
finally brought court tlle drastic punishment
that can be Imposed upon Il eill be a slight toe.
And ths IS tie model legal system ~ must not 81.
turb ioF fear q lniuring business.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Jsssph s,ooa b. is ralkeon of " 30 alone hfasua
tho wnth of ths speaker aud voted h ccusetlonA We
have Gauss 10 NmembsE FulAenon and g. loe
friend IN need Is friend nased And s. 1oss perform.
anee worth faf moss % y than al tss iaiF pfasisa
u those Other cles whcl, when ts time cama tassd
70 make good their friendship
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

TIE test safeguard against head
ache. constipation and liver troubles
ia 1ehifts Lutte Early Rissrs Keep
a val uf these famous little pills il
The hQusa and take 4 dase 1t bed time
when sou feel that tie stomach anA
laWeis need cleansing TitsY DON'T
gfipe Sod b Peoples Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Tbs eitlasns q wetomka have wisely decided % put
nonpaftlsan eitzsns ticket Ia ts Geld foF the munl
cpa election th spFipg They helleye their Fst dasg
Is to tire upbulalne u wetumka rather than the ap
baudiug Of their political parties
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

0ne vas second class ualanIsf tlcz.
ets "a California. Arizona. kes Mati.
So and fexas paluis fieaa4s ca sale
February s.. IAs - AprIl I. i88
Inclusive Fare q san EGalnlsca. LES
Angeles also other eommon points.
z2aoo See n. <. 4 =. Agent faf
further information
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

Indigestion Is much 81 3 habit
nauf Fei tie habit Tale a Nlfia
kHIo Dyspepsia Care after eallng
and yaa aliH iuit iHieiHus. pHf.uF
IMlpIiaflne and lfaW1ink kodaI Ill
gesis wlaf yeg eai and makes fHe
stomach s9est sold IS Peoples Drug
store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29

For bloaEsnR, hzlehluH. Indigestion.
etc. nal = Rings Dyspepsia Tablet
after meals sold y A Z Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
Cbo Vinita Chieftain.
Weekly Editfon

The VAnita Chleltaln Is published every Thursday
morning Nnlta, Indian Territory II Is the oldest
and most extensively read newspaper IA The Northern
District Il Is nlts twenty fourth year andhas general
circulation throughout the north hall of this Indian Ter
ritofy The subscription price Of the paper s sloo
year, always Ia advance postal card will get a sample
copy anywere Ia the United States
CHIEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
R.M. MeCLINTocK Ediser.
Thursday vINITA. 1T March y, 1895
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

md flesh Of their feShp And who can
dspict the kopelessness and detection
that hover about the home where the
wife IS incapable Of becoming rlotheri
BarTenness proceeds from some deTznge-
uent Of the distinctly feminine organs
Many Of the common ailuentS known as
'afemale troubles" cause IL Dr.. Rerce's
Fayorite Prescription overcomes barren
ness BY stamping oc. d:sezsz Of women,
and By healing and curing alteration Il
tones up the system. stops drains. and
restores strength During CESSATION Il
T1odi6es morning sickness. gives elastic
ity 70 the overstrzined parts concerned,
makes the hour OF baby's coming short
and almost painless. and gives wonderful
recuperztive power to the patient By
making the mother strong and cheerful
Il makes the little one healthy, vigorous
and good nztured- Insist upon the med
icine dealer giving you Dr.. Rerce's Fa-
vorite Prescription when YOU ask for II
Substitutes are often dangerous.
Ms Ianes " Eiscker. of 61s czfhcrine 81
6yrscnsc. " vriies- Four nriidu<s hzvs
dee uoudcrs for ne For wars ny hezith -as
very pooT hzd four EsiszrTizgrx bu- si1e-
taxing Or tiercr's Gold-z Meticzi Di=c0gsTy
henfth. and nov have k1e healthy BABY
For II oue-ceuf stamps to cover cost Of
mailing 0HLy. you can get = free copy Oi
tai celebrzfed Doctor book the CommOl
Senle Medical Adviser. Ioos pages. iIlns
trzfed- Cio;h-bound y stamps. Addresi
d.. r v. Pierce. BuGzlO. n Y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
LIST OF CLAIMS.
Allowed by the Lawrence County
Ky, Fiscal Court During
the Year 1905.

This Is to certify that the follow
ing claims were allowed the follow
ing persons AT the regular April term
q the Lawrence Fiscal Court. 1905:
ii Shepard for his support as pzup-
er. $500
Wp. vanhoose for his support ?.
pauper. sz5-eo
James HAIRLESS for his support 4
pzuper. S25-00.
Cap Atkins for keeping Lucinda Mar
cum from LIST OF September 1884, tC
lat of April. 1895. $3.50
Anderson Hayes for keeping paup-
er children months. S9210-
John Smith for his support as p4ap.
er for 6 months. s25,Oo.
Henry Barker for his support Tor fol
ms sons, months. sI5-0W
R-F- yinsOn for sending pauper on
Of county. 500
William Adams allowed for keeping
panper children. s25-O0
George Clark. eolOred. for keepin.
pauper children. SI5.00
Mrs. ]. c. Howard allowed for III
support of pauper child from Jan
.. 1895. TO April. LIST, 1856. S200I
William johnson allowed for keepinl
ing his grandmother, $2J-eo
L A CARED for keeping pzupei
child part L months. siA30.
Henderson Thompson for g1ardin.
smallpox IL DAYS. s5.sS.
J1lIns Diamond caring for AIber
AuIier weeks. 5000
R T. Berrya nd s1n. burial cuff
for wm- MrDOEeIl. sea
INLAND Chemical Co. tisinf.ctsnts
Midland Chemical Co. disinfeC1ant
for county Jail. sls25
Bradley. Gilbert < Co. books. &c
for the county. sis15
Green WeIlmzn. burial outfit for
Richard Adams. SO -
J. n Berry waiting on smallpox. s10-'
L b Spencer for guarding snail
pOx. for II DAYS. $1-5e
A J. Conley services ss Electi0;
CommissiOner. DAYS. slee0-
W A COpIey services a. Election
cOmmissioner. days. laea
n p Conley. books furnished foi
County Supervisor. si52
A W Bromley services As health CT
fiee-. s months. 5000
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
...m nI.-'- (. i, l.,
ARNETIS QUICK
RELIEF

Assays ask ~ Arusis o. Ee
lef sllvs IL bisslias lishlds aas
prOtrutius pls Ns5 els barns
blood poison bis easiauei~
-y1eHa. tetrsF AID ali a,r siis d
s-ass. aui removes t0-ls ahi EaTss
Also have grealratLsa 10 l-4st
that all bring saue r-lits
Price IS Cents Per Box
NangfafJur-i erfiasgE ~
,BNETI FUiltRSgN LOUISA. X
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
"Nothing More
to Pay

That 5 what he said and further. he
(Mr Ebe Walter. o. Cilrksvilie
Dell. said this:
~ sa.-- a. e 5is.-l-'f 50 taTai - -.
~ issl-r larfle > r ,l.i s-as-s - - -
q ~ -. tsHs y a1171ag ig.1r - ~ q
tFsss iii5-lsEiss ~ lffasi. ~ p. s'ssl
The fact ) thai 4 Fiiieen-Year
Distribution Polscy. issued BY The
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York : 4 very interesting
document. a yearly dividend. -
incIeasinge1ch year after the Poiscy
IS paid up-a sum PAID the estate.
and Options which make Il airios;
Ike handling % much cash and YET
keeping It ior your heirs At the
s1ue time
tuu-sisx - irfa--zas5s- l.s.af . 10y =
thas karia szl-r = ~ . 60 as1sl4 lAr t1rfSr -
ea-s 4 49, - ~ E-1l.et EaaF-sFrt s-Tns'-.
an-l-- Ya1 ~ - se 8 lls5 's-z'a-lafE = -
Cssst - syszs & fezs CAR. lz.i ssss yl'z' sss
THg MUTCxL IAFE IssrEAScE
CovPASY OF NEW N0Rz
ssssIs a Nccrlss FFe.aA-.I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

AZ cn..-iulrer SO
eazs-ssrAsathekiA
E-gs are 81 cf c-5.r
g ca-zle3
E&eF frs1sse hes
seans 3 Ervait-i
@Ehisn7s u1c1n-lca
t-rschl1t1 l. sa-n
ss1z=s Ia.
regL Hth-chnsura
- - -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
[. D. JONES
H. MD
DENTIST.
Gnn RtRaRR slioP

Wien yoa vaa, an s4sy shaw o.
asa, hAir-eul. ean "a RAScn Hail
a firsi-siAss taiArOoEa Is in operative
Ia ooaueSiioa Nth tAe shop Ror.
'slaia baihius. iasiaaiassss-s uaio
heater
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
WATCH REPAIRING


L s1u-thi-s gua SAINT dose rr
A. coziess ne EQsk Is 5sus b .
-aa E1o Ers4aa,-i frol gas 4 ~
~ Eailh-makius ssh1-ls e ths sll-
~. stese ;hsy are taaehi oalE re
FtgEt Eay % O. Vork- 10 tas
s1Ee. inilriols Fa'rhi1s Is Eeau-i
to- sseh As ss nnl 10 uzfsss HAT
ave tesu e th= hlass e ,susz 40
Isl peEet up ~ uass = saith
making Tafre is 70 t-ass rhat -
IsiFes Eo-= sHg-z'e uefk taau Ills
Th=a have & i1ae nEht m Ear
in'ee q 4 hrls- es-a,l-ss-a So lgI
Is b=hni L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

I X VinsOn. 10 furnishing nne Rny- /,
ii0n for pauper nJnths. zs.ea
-ydia wiiIiamson Tor nursinfs ami
caring Of MissOari VanhDose I5ts
Asbury Preston Tor digging grave
y chni q Missouri yanhooSe. eta
". d Roffe. Jutse q NoE EI-ction-
1894. eps
L C FsFEBssa. requiring AMI pc
tare. ser
4 j. Cared mixing sstrlernent J. -
Vaughn. Isai lsfs
j. 5 jail. faTH .ssinE j A stssart
Ehie saisF Quarantine. $50
J. II CogiIe. D ; 10 Bradley a Gil
berr 49, book ia I5ea
Emery Kirk. % digging sell Tor ppos
h0uss. ll5tsa
n ; Burns 90 trip STATE blart 81
Equalization Frankfort. -ses
A , liarrsi. 10 trip STATE Board q
E4zaliz4tion. Frankfort. -5n1
& " Sklsss pTJs-lting san MIR
. cum. eh1resi uith psiitl hreetsS /.
son
Bradley 4 iHbert Go rssis;ss;sau
books. X IS6 l67s
Eli1at.eSh Chalsiar. h-r sapp'rst a.
paup=r rsst : Hoaths. lse"
4 " BTotni~s seTstss as health of-
fiosr. past 3 m9aths. 5s,a.,
J. 4 Vinsln. Iui-xiuE quarterly o1urt
re57as frlm Is7s % 1875 seize
a C1ui-s. tWo DAYS serHlr- as
EIsaa5a asHlaiss 51nsr. 4eo
Bert Siaan5n. fe,s as Circuit E0lft
CLERK IN Vaughan. ISL so
H. j. Thlmgs5u VI D.. wAitine On paa
r. ans setting brlken TX Itel
Lluis-s ?. Plss fog kesping ani fsri-
ing iuHaisss of poos hlust ssssa
" \. Cop.-s : llys s-Fsius ss ei-
ton c5mmi5sicasr. Imse
l. W SPenc dAys service IS
eIscfi5u Comm issioner. stp
SNYDER Harluarr Co material farn.
khea eouFt b Is and Jail. s-a
Suv4 Hiraaare 90 material farm.
ishsI c1au,y fo- p-izTv. ti.st
lsuyia7 91rlsare en- n4irriai farm
Lshsl raj Hra,hlae Iss"-
~ u - - aFf a- -..s.+.s.--
| Is'
q B 81 - rs Is y so
L. p B-iea-t f-@ - = ) 49,
Cathertne Hfnki~ ~AshilE ~ elan
g pris'as5 -tes
J Il Th'HlFs les As iispa'S s
~ 90"
Back Moore flr KEEPING Gr1sie b1Fa
Hannah u iaskzz zalaFE as @
Aneflln Boa Co he9ss sofa 81
Ms lask-s sP, l'""
SaiiissH 4 saE s'E r.
-
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ma, -5-.s. .z-,...
- -
-
So
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

DIST 3. 500
NJ L Moore. Judge Nov. El=eiiou.
dist. 4. sz0a
N L Moore. Judge NOV, registraiOr.
DIST !. 500
S. II Burton Judge Of Nov Eles-
ton Is9i. Dist. !. s2sa
: H Burton. regLstrator Of Blaine.
Dist No. {. qua
y. c. Osborn, Clesk. regisrrAtoF Of
Blaine Dist !. s2a
y c Osbor clerk Nov Eisctton 1895
Dist 1. s2e.
c C. Wheeler. sheriff Of Nov Elee-
tiOn. 1894. DIST {. s26a
VIM COrils. Judge Of Nov Election.
Dist. :. see
Il Blackburn Judge Of Nov Election
Dist ). $50.
Charles Osborn. clerk November Elee-
ton. Dist 3. SZ09
J. u Evans. sheriff. Nov. Election,
Dss- $3.50
y. W wilIimas. Judge. Nov Eles-
tion. Dist {. ss44
Nilt Mead. Judge Nov Election. Dis
6. 500
Henry Burgess. CLERK. NOV. EIectisa
Dist . 500
J. ". Akers sheriff. Nov EIeetioa
DIST, ., s@H
W IL BaFtran. Jnsge- NoT- Eleeti3n
DIST. :, sz
D. d. BTAnhzm. Judge NOV Election
DIST q s-.e
g. Z CHAPMAN. Clerk NOvembre- Elea
ION Diss', = S
Rosooe Rateiiff. sheriff. Nov Eles
tion- Ds'. & $50
n Z SPARKS 1aige-Noy Election
l, ;. Wv
? r Holorook- Juds- November Elee
uon' DIST > $50
l. Z HoibrooA, Judge. Nov Election
n15[
" + IrusiN' sheEir, Nov Ei7s
nOn ls4 @
o. d eArl'f Jpise Nov Election IS.
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D
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1s.. ~ n e,@
In n rsr.in - w p,..-5,,
Ds- u sea
wm. Burton. sIsrk. Nor. Election. 1ssi
D- - s4a
lar oD.nsels sbe-ifr Nov E7--ior
50 Uds- l. SCI.
pick Iorian. Iusse Nor. Elezioa.
DIST IL s.sa
A D. BraaIsy. Judge My Elsstioa.
Dist l.. sea
W " Burton. clerk. NOV E4ssioa.
DIST IL. 500
Rev. Jno Hughes. sheriff. Nov Eee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19


--aas szElss - feza za -.s-a n. 80
rezzk-z a AZ Ea-a e s. ID L a.. \,
osarfsl - FzS=sF- e IS "a zffsc.ed uiis
e---s-,-i1S. d-7ea. e7ca 4. the causr y
~ --,it--..y Is kiia.y tfo-h,e. and a. sirs,
I,e7 1ai1 b i.par3s tie renfne-i a
ia,as iiaqoE,lri rrra-z This unpl-asaai
,il-tlc IS 81 2, a -lrezati oondaion a IL.
taacgs ani Aa25-r ard nos 70 : htts a
mss Qe,fis x-reo1>
Ngusa as Ncl as mn are rs-ae mis-.
srHtle Nh ki1neY an3 bladaes troull,
Al to,h pec5 thr sane rress rev
lee MA ar3 ~ innc3t,s sfie-s a
Swamp-Root Is som reaa,ea Il Il 80
b dfurrsz,S IN fits- ~
eeai Ard cne asHlf Ss<7sklI.A
si;c- Yea mar have a IL u -
slrr'e tci,le ~ mail ~. ~. =
sec, alo pAmrAle,tc,- ~. sss-..er,.s
&c an aoou, u, Including many Il he
Aeussnai Il ,ei,tnonial lert,s received
ltom SUFFERER cured u wiring ", Eamri
\ Ca, blpghsmlsR. \, " h sass and
NsHssss ,An pges
nNnt mak0 ANY mistake, hat ~
memoS The Aame, swamp Roo,. ~
Nnmefs Swamp Roel. and tne al.
al,si nlnghAm,on, n v, IN every
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

L K vlnssa sap<ns4 RaayOh fam
IL nss to exceed. zs.eo
A o Garter. i've DAYS services SPEC
ial q c. Judge. sls.eo
p n Nentiey. Judge. registration u
FallsbuTs. 400
Lindsey Z Pig for keeping P,5r-
house SIS
c. " Castle. repairing court house
sZ.ss
c. ". Castle. foS his services on
: court house. s5eop
II ? Coniey. Cashier. Rank. p4yinl
of PoOrh0gss physieiza. s2s4e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

No ~ q piezsaIe On this eahh cutie
equals that which comes into the home
When baby ariveA Who can descrte
Ire happiness Of man and woman, joined
ilWedlock. as they look upon the fragile,
delicate mite that Is blood Of their blood
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19

= II YATES. DIST Ma. Laai.a- Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
A. P. BANFIELD. M. d.

offsrs g.tasaisIll seFy.e-4 srizf
atitatial gitsn a.sases = ~ Eys
Fat. Tarzt NaE-l Casii.-s aal thess
E,ge ta.sei aad giu-ss zeurdieis
a1ut A. iflps - Cllletts,l1rE ever
T2-.izs afl FralzF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-01-19
-sGTED uT LIFE

That's what a prominent
druggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a short time
ago. As a rule We don't
use or refer to testimonials
IN addressing the public.
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy of
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means of remedying i'm
proper and weak develop
ment. restoring lost flesh
and vitality. and repairing
waste The action of
SCOTS Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
composition of the Emul-
sion itself. What it does
it does through nourish-
ment-the kind of nolrish-
ment that cannot be OBJ
tanned in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or
delicate TO retain Scott's
Emulsion and gather good
from il.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-15

have generally been far from
perfect when first put on the
market: but tune and actual use
have finally improved the ma
chincrv and made II more prat-
teal. Cotton picking mach'n-
cry may DC expected to pass
through the same process OF dc
vclopmcnt.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-15
81 Bargain

Three new subscriptions lor
one year Will DC given to the ia.
kc,tc Tor ~, or the paper Will DC
sent three years Ia one address
for II II all the time ~ in ad.
vance. No n owing back sub.
scription can have three years
for 81 I'LL the arrcaragc is paid.
Invite your friends 10 ask Tor
sample copies 81 the G|.AKtl4l
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-15
Mechanical Picker

Once more a cotton picking
machine is reported to have been
a great success in doing the
work it was designed for. a
test made some time ago at
Shreveport, La, is described a
leading TO a development that
will bring about a revolution in
the labor problem OF the South.
The machine picked ~ per cent.
OF the maturc0 cotton the first
time over the held and six per
cent. the second. The cotton
was reported remarkably free
from dirt and leaves and COM
pairing tavorably in all respects
with the hand-pickcd product.
The cotton picker says the
Shreveport Times, us about the
size OF a small automobile. hav-
ing Il nlnc-foot base. The ma
chine is provided with archcd
axics, for straddllng tho rows al
cotton plants. The picking
mechanism is arranged IN two
drums. n on either side oi tho
row. from which projects fin
gers or nee lies. which rcvolyc.
engaging the open cotton.
The backward travel OF these
fingers is compensated Tor by
the forward travel OF the ma
chine, so that each spindle "
finger remains stationary so far
as the plant is concerned. being
withdrawn from the plan, IN the
rear OF the machine while still
rotating, until !, reaches a trip.
per bar. where the fingers
cease 10 rotate. Being drawn
through the trippcr bar, the
cotton Is released and thrown
by a spike roller 90 TO an cicva-
tor belt, which deposits /, in tho
basket. The finger, then pass
ing on forward. is translated To
an extended position and carried
directly INTO the plant. begin.
n,ng TO rotate the minute tho
point enters the plant"
The atlanta Journal SAYS the
cost OF operating the machine il
about $40 a day. aud that IN u
day il viii gather about 10 RI
OF cotton, saving about = per
cent. Of the present cost oil pick
ing.
There have been IN the last
icw years many reports Of me.
chanlcal cotton pickcrs that were
said 10 be great Successes; bu,
Tor some reason these machines
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-15

~ kkkslilRE SWINE. Imported
* ROME TURNKEY Mammoth
nrtt pi.YMot'rH kee KS.
WNN\poTTE~.
tnl'uu.c secsc. White Mammoth
turkeys, Nhitc '.uIns1s, i'utple
'nineaa, Hasc the only fi~k ot these
IA The south Mention Gazette III writ
lns. J.. 4. FOMkE. Bt.dock. y. l..
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-10-25
Where Corker got the New Hat.

On the day of the county repub
lican convention r. p Chattin was
trying to have some fun with c. E.
Corker, regarding what that meet
ing would do Mr.. COrker WASH , I
saying much in rep1y-having ex-
pert knowledge on the subject of
when to keep his mouth shut and
when to give it full swing. Final
ly Mr. Chattin offered to bet a five
dollar hat that neither Jim Siffert
nor Sam Oliver would be nominated
for county auditor. Then he spoke,
accepting the wager The bet was
promptly paid and that's the new
one Mr.. Corler is now sporting
But Mr.. Chattin got his money IS
worth joshing the chairman of the
republican county committee and
cand idate for commissioner Saturday
evening in Hotel Turner, after the
eminent republican spe1lbinder,
Colonel Hamer, had emptied the
house. He opened up about like
this: 'EYou had better go back tC
! that shoe string ranch of yours dowr
on the Snake and build smudges t.
keep your hay from getting fros
bitten. There is no use of yo,
putting Yourself in training for
two years loaf around this towl
and the court house. McGinni
will fix you plenty. - Mr. Corke
smiled blandly as does one who ha
card up his sleeve and is Confiden
of results. He also seemed to hav
his weather eye peeled for anothe
easy bet, but no such bait was cast
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-10-25
Ed Goddard and his Bonanza.

Ed Goddard returned Tuesday
from that 180 mile overland trip to
Aura, Nevada, where, as he ex-
pressed it, he has a half interest
in a whole mountain down there.
He says there are already about
eighty prospectors in the district,
that the whole face of the earth
thereabouts is staked off and that a
tremendous boom is scheduled tor
early eventuation. They are try
ing to stave il off until spring;
but it looks as if it will material
ize sooner. AS to his individual
holdings, he says that they are bet
ter even than represented and he
has a big piece of money in sight.
Some wealthy men of San Francisco
are interested with him, who viii
turn the trick at the psychological
moment