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REelsrER,s oRpER.
HEGTsTFF.'s ORDER
nrnnn Of Ea.-sla- Of LNLl.

.AA P.
office OF Register OF wills.
New Castle Co, De-. Sept. 2jth. 1906.
Upon the application cf Isaac T. Parker
executor Of Mary J. Bukcr, late CT WI
mington hundred, in said coun y. de-
ceased. it is ordered and directed by the
Register OF wills that the Executor
aforesaid give notice ~ grantiiw ~ LET
the deceased. with the date of
granting thereof. Dy csfusinE ADVERTISE
nents to be posted within forty davs from,
the date OF such Letters IN six "a .he
most public places OF the county Of Nov
Castle requiring all persons having d.
mands against the estate 70 present tta
same, or abide by an act ~ Assembly ir
such case made and provided and 8iqo
cause the same 70 be inserted within Ire
same period In The Evening Journal q
ana TO be continued therein three weeks
tC.o.d..)
Given under the hand and seal
OF offce of the REGISTER OF wills
afor~ -aic! at Wilmington, IN fSeR
tSEAL) Castle county aforesaid the Gay
and year above written.
FREDERICK r. BACH
Rrglster OF Wills.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Let 'ers
Testamentary were IN due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned on hi-
Twenty-sixth day Of September. A. D..
1905. and that all persons having Gains
against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same. duty attss Ell 10 tho
said Execuor. on or before the Twen y
sixth day of September. 1901. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made ana
ISAAC 7. PARKER.
Executor.
Address Levin F. Nelson F~q, Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington. Delaware
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WILSON WINK
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYwINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER

IRON STEAMERS BliANDYWINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave Wilmington, iil street wharf.
Weekdays and sundays, for Chester and
philadelphia, at l.30 and 1880 a. M, l3l
and 40 b. m. Saturdays and Sundays
only fJO D. M.
Leave Chester one hour later
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
Whai = weekdays md Sundays. az 72'
anl 1880 a. n.. 1880 and 4l5 p. m. satu-
ug3s ana Sundny5 only, 400 u. ma.
49, CHESTER ono hour later.
pifiSares including Saturdays ana Sundays
,i,,.H',',uiei iphlh excursion, 25c-one way isc
~eegf9.vf excursion, l5c-une way i0c
,enppofs OF freight have frequent ser.
any S9reiul handling prompt deliveri
cl.. cliu lNl protection from the weather b.,
ny eu WhnrNes and WAGONS
sbirr eeeure these facilities order youl
nnf lls via WILSON LINE" Chest
Ist,., sueet wharf Philadelphia. ant
'oulth street wharf Wiimineton.
HORACE WILSON.
General Manager.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. WILLIAM c. SMITH. the
tenant and occupant of tho house situated
nt ~ W. cor Eleventh and Railroad ave-
nue. IA the Ninth ward ~ he oifv Of VII
mington. county OF New Castle, and
statc of De'ap arc. m e. mp ulce with the
reouircmenls ~ the acis ~ The General
Assembly in such case, made and pro-
viied. do hereby give notice that ] snail
Apply IN writing TO the Court OF General
seasons of the e'atc % Delaware, IN
afd for Now Carte county on Monday
the 18th day of November. a. D., 1906. be-
inr the next term of said court, for a IL
ccnso as an Inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of infox eating liquors in less
quantities than cne quar-. TO he drunk on
iAe nrrmises ard the following respect
able citizens Of said ward az least twelve
al d whom arc substantial fleeholders .loi
sad ward recommend the said appica'
ton VIZ.
Charles A. Olson. rurnuel Hobson,
Prank Erickson, james MCGOWAN
Daniel Lynch. John Mlhnos,
John THOMAS Green, senl j. Bowers,
r. 1mu Wagner. Louis pcnn,
Antnn Steimle ID. II. Lynn,
rugtiu Reirhclz. John I.-Joyce,
Frank Garyantes. Nicholas Hess,
George NctSeiyey. George kates,
rnoch G. Duttnn, Wm d Henry,
Eanaelo ID j1rlo. John =. Long,
Afoiph Anderson, Morris l.ederer
Jamcs Lynn, Chas. Shumar,
Cherries Schoy WIN. J. EWton,
o1s-st WILLIAM G.. SMITH
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noArs Aap LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE, COME SEE IT RUN,
OF write for information.
]. II. LAKE.
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa
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"oUEEN or SEA TRiPs~
70
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE.
SAVANNAH.

"0'e"@"ts q Miners transportation Co
Steamship Lines.
steamers New. Fast and Elegant.
Accommodations and cuisine unexcelled.
Send for illustrated booklet
j. c. whitney, "a vloe-pres. ana traf.
nee manager; a. d. slehblns. general
IAanageri W. j. Turner, Gen Pass. Agent
General Offices, s. T.. Cor. German
and Light sts., Balto.. Md.
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BuShLINE

Freight received for an points. given
personal attention, and forwarded
promptly az lowest rates and by bcsl
Boats leave both Wtmington and
Philadelphia at 600 p. M. d1ilv. SUNDAY
cXccutcd
Ihroush rates and hnis of landing is
GEORGE W. RUSH g. SONS CO.
Pier g. South Whlrves. Philadelphia.
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PIANOS.

PIANOS-If you want a bargain N used
Dianos OF any make, write for Bargain
Bookiet No. 5S. BLAsIUs 3 SONS. Phila-
delphia-
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE.. ANDREW NJ GALA
CHER the terant and occutanf rf fbe
house known as the Ssar Hotel sifnated
az Delaware street New Cas.le. In sc5ofi
district No. 4o' county Of New Caste
and State Of Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements of the acts OF NE
General Assembly IN such case made ard
provided, do hereby give notice that
shnll apply In writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions Of the STATE of Delaware
IN and for New Castle county. on Non
day, the 18th day OF November 1906 To-
ing the next term OF said court for a IT,
censc for said house as an inn or tavern.
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. to be
drunk on the promises and the following
respectable citizens 7f said school dis
trict atl east six Of whom are substan-
tial freeholders of said sch0-l district
recommend i,he said application. VIZ;
John f. Campbell Charles n. Shearer,
frank w. King, John J. REYNOLDS,
John Duncan John j. Gallagher
Harry McNally VI J.. Chase.
James +. Duffy, p ]. Leonard,
John Thompson, Jqmes J.. Mcclure,
Peter Toner. Jfnu y. Wilov,
cil-st ANDREW NJ. GALLAGHER.
NoTICE-I. JAMES J. KERRIGAN the
tenant and occupant cf the house known
as the Gilpin House, situated at Delaware
street. New Castle. IN school district No.
As. county of New Castle, and State OF
llEINWiTes IN fNAAHllHANh WIN NAN At~
quirements OF the acts OF the General AS
semblv in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that ] shall apply
IN writing to the Court Of General Ses-
sicns of the State of Delaware In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
day of November. 1906. being the next
term OF said court, FOR LICENSE for said
hcuec as an inn or tavern for che sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors In less
uranti'ies than enc quart. TO DE drunk on
40 fnIInWfnW
able citizens OF said schccl district at
least eiv Of whom are substantial free
fo-dprs OF said school district, recommend
the said aplication, VIZ:
Jesse G. Biggs, j.. I. Chase,
A. B. Lancaster. Andrew N.Caliagher,
Albert r. Pedrick, Peter Toner
I John Duncan, James Shaw.
G.. H. Dixon. Ichn J. caNagher,
Ed r. EiFinton. Frank w King.
John y. Taylor, Charles H. Shcarer
oiS 81 JAMES 7. KERRIGAN.
NOTICE.. WAITER f. TAYLOR the
/ owner and occupant Of the ho1ee tratct
+ at the northeast corner of T. fth ant
church s.reets. in the Fourth ward
| IN the city Of Wilm ngtcn. county
! Of New Castle and stato n Do'a.
ware. I'm compliance with HE require
mcnts OF tho acts Of tho Gene~'l Asscfn-
/ biy IN such crs7 made and rrovidc7. d.
hereby give notice thai 7 shalt apnlr 10
writing to the Court n General Session.
Of he STATE Of Delaware. IN ani for New
/ Castle county. on Monday The i9ih day Of
/ November A. D.. 1905. being tie mex
/ term OF said court. for Nce-s' for F7 r
house. as an inn or tavern. for the s9l'
{ therein cf Intoxicating liquors I'm 'es
! quantities thnn enc quart, q be d-unl
/ on tho prem sos and the 70 lowing re-
/ 7pectab.e ciizons Of said w2ri at eos
/ twelve Of whom arc guhs an'iol ffeoh7ld
ers or said ward. recommend TIE slid ap
/ Vt Aic0tiOn. w.
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ELecTRlcAL ooNTKAcroRs.

BUcKMAsTER RRoTHAR q CO.
Electrical Contractors and Jobbe-s.
Estimates Furnished. SCI Marker 81
d. & A. PHONE e936A- DELAI. 1907
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nrr.AwARr DIVISION.

For New Castle. 6.55. SIS a. M, a.o5. stf
and 652 y. m. weekdays 7.53 a. m. an
aau D. M, Sundays.
For Lewcs and Rchoboth. SOS a. m
and 34i p. m. weekdays, 7.53 a. M an
i30 y. M. Sundays.
For Dover Harrington and Delmaf
g.eS, 1912 "a. m.. 3ii. 662 .. m. and t2ll
night weekdays, 1853 a. m, 4.30 d. M. an
1900 night SUNDAYS.
ror Harrington and way stations. CT
n. m and 3 05 y. M. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles Old Poir
Comfort and Norfolk. 1912 a. m, week
cr-s and 1900 night. daily.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-Foldlng go-car;.
almost new. sos W. Fifth st. o2-ti
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ron ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MA

Connecting via West Philadelphia. o..
Broad Street. $50 a. m. 20 25S and 81
p. m. weekdays; S.l2 a. m. and 61S p. ~.
Sundays
sDlning Car. Accommodation.
The Wilmington Transfer Company wi
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences
For furthor Information. apply 70 J. n
McWillams. City Ticket Agent. SOB Mar
xet street or az the station Tclephon
city ticket office. ID. and A. $3.50. or De-
marvia, 1911.
w. w. ATrERBURY, jar. WOOD.
# General Manager. pass'r Traffic Mgi
GEO w. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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r-~ or woRK-TRY A JorR-
~ u-aNT AID SATURDAY is
1S91-ocD DAY. UNIFORM RAIE
IL RcRD EACH INSERTION.
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ORDER
Ofnca of the Rerlater Of wis.

REGISTERS ORDER
office of the Register Of Wills
New Castle Co, Dell October 5. 1906.
Upon the application Of Anne 81 H. Ad-
ministratrix cum testamento annev, OF
John Still. late Of Wilmington hundred, n
directed by the Register Of Wills that the
Administrators. G. {. a., aforesaid. give
notice Of granting Of Letters of Admin
istration upon the estate Of the deceased.
with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted with
In forty days from the date Of such Let
ters IN six OF the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands AGAINST the es-
tate to present tho same, or ABIDE by an
acs of assembly IN such case made and
provided; and also cause the same TO he
insered within the same psricd N The
Evening Journal, a newspaper published
IN WILMINGTON, Del. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks te o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
Of office Of the REGISTER Of Wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington, in Now
(SEAl) Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FREDERICK. p. BACH.
Register OF Wills.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were in due form Of law
GRANTED unto the undersigned on the
Firth day of October, A. D.. 1906, and
thai all persons having claims against the
same duly attested. to the Administra-
triN. c. {. a., on or before the Fifth day
OF October. 1907 or abide the Act Of As
sembly In such case made and provided.
ANNIE STILL
Administrative G. l. a.
Address, salisbury, Ponder and Curtis
Esqss Atuorney-at-Law Wilmington
Delaware.
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FOR sALE-Furnitur and stoves
fNOwFII's. so7 Market st. s25-2it
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cornelius Horgan.

NOTICE-I. FREDERICK T. lIANRA-
hon. the tenant eni OCCUPANT O tho ouse
sifratcd r.t the southwest corner of fev-
erth and Lombard strco1a in tfe
Fghth ward. I'm the city Of VIII
mington. county Of New Castle ard State
OF Delaware. in complarca with he re-
quirements Of the acts Of the General AS
do hereby give notice that 7 shall arn y
So writing TO the Court OF General se--
SION o. the state Of Deiawnro. m md f~r
New Castle county, on Mord1y. tho 10'h
rcxt term CT said court for a licrns rsr
snd house as an i'm o. tavern, Tor the
sale therein OF Intoxicating lqnoTs less
orantitics than one quart 10 be drunk on
fhe premises. ard the foiiowln~ lesrert.
able citlzcrs OF sad ward. ~ lfnst twelve
cf whom are suhstantal fr cod ~ Z
s0id ward recommend the said app &C.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-At a nargain. SQUIRE Plano,
No West Fourth 81. ol-u
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NOTICE-I WINFIELD J. GEIGER.
the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated at the n W. cor. Fifth and Tat
rall streets, IN the 5th ward IN the CITY OF
Wilmington. county CT New Castle, s ate
Of Delaware. in compliance with the re-
quirements Of the acts Of the General As
sembly. In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that I shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions
cf he State OF Delaware On and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th dav a.
November, 1906, being the next term
OF said court. for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart TO be drunk on the pren-
ises and the following respectahle cifi-
zens of said ward. at least twelve Of
whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward recommend the said applirat'o on
viz 80
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FOR LE-Grandfather's clock. q
Buena Vista ct. sl'-im
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

N-ANTBD-A young man quick al fig
ures who writes a good hand. Apply
evening Journal Business Office. ol2-tf
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.wANTED-Four good t!nsmiths; good
wages; apply John S. LeCarpentier' Penn
yivania avenue and dupont st. oll-3t
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
PROFESSIONAL.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

e-~~-~-s-e-~~~~>~~
tkANCIS \. PRICE. civil engineer aro
sH~veyor. iOo9N Market st.. both phones.
opposite Court House s29-eod
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WANTED-Experienc grocery clerk
good wages TO right party. Address, w.
O., Journal Office. ool5t
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FOR sALE-GOod driving horse. har-
icss and rubber tired runabout. Pr &C S2oO.
IA Evening Journal Office. o8-t,w's
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

rAoNEY TO LOAN on desirable drst
Mortgages on city properties in arnounts
suit. HAWKINS x CO. 7l2 Market ST.
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FOR SALE.-Piano tsouura), carvel
egs. ebony case. splendid condition, 80
ish. or payments: also handsome Wilcox
I'd white organ. cost S135. sell for SO
1sh. TOMKTNsON E1a =. Fourth 81.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-Barber or experienced boy
. K. COLE. Tenth and Lombard SIS.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at l.. ROSIN, 42s w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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.-CLASSIFIED ADS-
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT REAL ESTATE, ETC.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room, S2S jefferson ST. o13-3t
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FOR RENr-Furnishod rooms, all con-
venience, private family, 1919 w. Sth st.
Phone 2509A oi1-Gt
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wANTED-A girl for geenral house
work. Apply 1l0S West street. ol2-2t
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-10-19

man. Now is there parent that wants
to rear their sons to co. npete with a
negroP Goi forbid. Then there are
things that an education frees us from.
Education in the right way means
elevation
Whose boys is going to. be rulers and
leaders2 Our boys, yen say. Then
whose boys is going to 30 drunkards.
gamble-s, thieves and robbers2 Our
boys you'll have to say Now, is it
not altogether how ycm train your
children as TO what the y will be3 In
deed it is No man with common
sense is goir.g to disp' tie this. Fools
may, for fool will rush in where
angels fear to tread, ass has been prov
en- to my 3Etire satisf action very re-
Gently Now there al . exceptions to
every guls, but you m ust not take the
exceptions for the rule. Therefore it
is your duty to your 6, )ns and daughters
and yorxr duty to society-not this
society that breeds tops but decent
society. to rear your children in such
q way. and there is but one way, that
Ihey VIII be men and women in the
fulleft meaning of the word.
1t seems that disaster is start, ag us
in che face. 1t is said that ther is a
time 20 laugh and time to me urn.
"this being true, and we d, IN t
doubt it for moment, for it's reco rd-
ed in the Holy Writ, it is about ii, ne
to mourn. However, grumbling do Is
not tighten the load. We must met /
these difficulties. If we had "a stay
upon this old earth forever we might
have some excuse for grumbling.
Samuel Rutherford must have had this
time in mind when he wrote these
comforting words 'If this world were
to be our abiding place we might
complain that it makes our bed so
hard but it is only our night quarters
on a journey and who can expect home
comforts2
:! know not where His islands lift
Their fronded palms in air;
! only know / cannot drift
Beyond His love and care. Y
Then in the language Of John Rus
kin, ] would advise Make for YOUR
selves pleasant nest of thought.
Treasure houses Of precioms and rest
ful Thought which care cannot (lipsurb
nor pain make gloomy nor poyertv
take away from us houses built with
ont hands for our soiils to live in.
Then let us not despair. No matter
how dark the cloud may be nor how
deep the distress that SO nearly over.
comes nor the suffsrings we nav be
called upon to endure, God in His
great love and mercy towards ms. HIS
reDellious children, never slnn ,beleth.
The watchful eye that ses,th the
sparrow fal seeth also our su ifering.
And the hand that clotheth the lilies
Of the field cl0theth us also.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-10-19

learn to labor and to wait, great &C
complishments never come in hurried
moments, as without individual, as
well as collective efforts, SO when we
have schooled ourselves to home duties
and personal requirements, we are
then ready for cooperation and not
until then
ALI great achievements had their be
ginning in some individual mind and
then coupled to other material efforts
composes giants. So let us begin right,
and when we have reached the, coop
erative stage then put forth the unified
hands, we will see the great machine
glide forth to its rank in the nation s
affairs, and command the respect of the
world
Brother farmers, let's not be i'm
patient because the end is not in sight,
there may be great struggles to endure
high hills to climb, tough places to
pass through before we see the goal Of
our expectations realized, but like
Job, let us have patience and fight our
battles, first singly and then co-opera-
lively, and trust to the Divine hand
for guidance and strive to be always
alert concerning our own and then our
brothers. interest, looking for reward
through faith to success and rich re-
ward for our earnest and unified
efforts. Let us also never fail to exer-
else confidence in each other and never
fail to keep before our minds S eye that
strife can never accomplish us any
thing, but let us build up brotherly
love among us, and fraternalize every
thing in interest of development, and
we will succeed beyond our most san
guine expectations and leave to our
posterity the reward of earnest labor.
Well, Mr.. Editor, what do you think
In the chain of circumstances
Of the farmers as link2
In this our time of trouble,
Of storm and wind and rain,
And by Industrious habits
Veil ever make the gain
That we so much are hoping for
And depending on in VAIN vows,
To accomplish through the Union,
And the pushing of the plows.
And setting resolutions,
In cooperative plan,
Standing shoulder to shoulder,
And sticking man to man.
Cant t we by united efforts
And tugging at the wheel,
Make the giant trust and combines
Our brawny muscles feelg
Can't we claim our equal rights,
That comes through honest toll,
And is ours by an honest deal,
And not theirs by scheming spoil.
Give us your true convictions.
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-10-19
LunSfOrd Still Holds
Out for Five Days Work

Editor Times 1t has been the prac-
tice or custom since the fall of Adam
for man to lay stress ON or censure
some man or corporation or combine
for not rising to a higher financial
position in these times Of progress and
prosperity of our country. We sit
down at home read. and curse the
combines and monied corporations for
what we are to blame ourselves. We
also appeal to congress to stop dealing
in futures on cotton. Such grumbling
as this is getting out of date and worn
threadbare. 1t is getting to be too
much of discredit to us that till the
soil for living, 1t is getting time
we were changing our program and
act as wiser and better class of men.
Go where men make a success at
truck farming and see how they diver
sify their crops; also grow three or
four crops on the same piece of land.
They work year in and year out. Time
is worth money to them Here we
farmers of the free soil of the South
and cotton growing states lose at least
one-third of our time and then grum-
BILE because we don't prosper. We have
got to learn to help ourselves and not
TO depend on any Society for our in
dividual success; although we can
work together, assist and help one
another over rough places, but in the
first place let us fully do our own part.
If that is done, prosperity will bright
en- our gloomy and Respondent homes.
We can be independent Of these com
bines and money sharks. We can ev-
entually overcome all their obstacles
and be an independent class Of people.
We have got to manage to get out of
debt, raise everything to eat at home;
stock of all kinds needed at home in
cluded, so we would be forced to sell
nothing.
Don't say this cant be done; it has
been done by some farmers, and they
are prospering, too. This can be done
and you need not put in more than
FIVE days work in a week either. Sup
pose we had one hundred farmers of
this class in each county averaging ten
bales to the farm in the state Of Miss
issippi that could hold their cotton one
or two years suppose each cotton
growing state could do likewise, don't
you suppose we could control, to q
Ger ain extent, the price of the staple.
Now, brother farmers, getting right
The Holmes County times. (Lexington, Miss.) 1906-1906, 1906-10-19
ShaddOn'S Rex Talks
Farmers Union Most Ably

Well. Mr.. Editor as the Farmers and
Educational Co Operative Union seems
to be attracting the attention OF SO
many experienced minds; my en-
thusiasm prompts me to say something
about it, even though unable to give
the subject, due consideration because
of the lack of ability But like a
friend of mine, / know few things
and will relate them.
Now the first part of the name, ed
,rcational, gives us insight to begin
with, we must, Of course school our
selves as to the right beginning, and
Just here let me say that we should
learn the valuable lesson OF self re-
lance, for unless we depend on our
own efforts and assuming a degree of
Independence, coupled with rugged
energy, then vain will be the other
undertakings.
Let us gain a valuable lesson from
the old story of the bird that built its
nest and reared its young in farmers
grain field, as she went forth on her
morning rounds, charging her brood
to take special care to note the re-
marks and decisions Of the farmer as
to his intentions and when he decided
to begin the harvesting, relying on his
and his sons labor she said It's time
to move. So if we are self-reliant
there will be something done.
We must first study our best in
terests, never forgetting to count the
cost and the benefits to be derived, let
us study the adaptabillty of our farms
and the way to enrich them, for
the farm, like our stock needs feeding.
Brain as we'll as Drawn is essentially
needed, we must expend our best
efforts in trying to prepare our soil
for the reception Of seeds so proper
termination won't fail, then we should
not be disappointed. Let us also study
the nature and requirements of our
stock poor dumb animals that God has
entrusted In our keeping. Let us strive
10 receive His commendations for hu-
name treatment of them, as well as
personal returns that we will receive
from care expended In their behalf.
Employ the best methods as to i'm
Elements and labor, in short use our
own heads in unison with willing
hands, never trusting to luck, = but
relying on pluck to tide us over
rough places. Now when we have
learned the valuable lesson Of self-re
lance and exercising that feeling of
practical economy and feeling that we
are necessary part of the farming
world, then we are fit material for or
ganized effort, and not until then.
And more, fellow farmers, we must