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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-03
TWO
Skin BlotCheS

indicate skin sickness. Sometimes it's a little colony of germs that are feastng on your skin. Sometimes 1t is the symptom or forerunncr of much more serious skin trouble to come. In any event if you value your looks, comfort or future health, you should get rid of the trouble at once no mat ter how slight it may seem. Don't risk Eczema, Erysipelas, Ringworm and other serious skin diseases by letting any indi- cation of skin sickness run on untreated, when Littell's Liquid Sulphur stops itch ing instantly and permanently relieves any and all forms of skin disease, no matter what it may be.
 Gentlemen: November, 1902, I contract ed facial erysipelas and my physician pre- scribed ichthyol ointment and retirement from business. After one days use of the ointment I concluded the erysipelas was preferable, on account of the yillainous odor and color of the ointment. Having by me a bottle of Littell's Liquid Sulphur with which I had cured, with one application, an aggravated case of prickly heat the prev ious summer, abandoned all other reme- dies and applied that with most satisfactory results as the disease was confined to it's original limits and in due time disappeared.
 Respectfully, s. G. Warner,
 General Passenger Agent, Kansas City Southern Railway. Sample bottle sent post paid to any address for l0c. Rhuma- Sulphur Co. St. Louis, Mo. IA
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SCRUGHAM AND
 OTHERS GIVE BAIL Manager and Assistants of International Policyhold ers' Committee of New York Held for Forgery DENY WRONG DOING Mir. ScrugIlam Issues Statement EX- plaining What Was Done and tn- termeyer Endorses lIim-Trial OH May 6.
DENY WRONG-DO

New York. May 1.-Charged with forgery in connection with. the recent election Of the directors of the New York Life Insurance Company, Geo. B. Scrugham, manager of the Inter- national Polieyholders' Committee and Charles F. Darlington and Charles Stirrup, assistant managers of the same committee, were arraigned in the court of police magistrate today and their cases continued until May t. Serugham and Stirrup were released on $2,J00 bail, and Darlington on $3,- GOO.
 Before he was arraigned in court Scrugham issued a statement in which he declared that acts of an entirely le- gal nature have been miscOnstrued so as to make it appear that an at tempt was made to cireumvent tie laws governing the insurance election, and to procure the counting by fraud of ballots not properly examiner.
 ScrusIlam Issues Statement.
 As a matter of fact he said these charges do not have to do With the alleged tamperins with ballots ai all but refer to the filling in of names and addresses on envelopes in which ballots were sent to the inspectors al the New York Life Insurance Compa. ny's office. There never has been any attempt al eoncealment in the mat ter
 He declared that the ballots II Qeustion, LOO in number. were plac- ed in single box and was labeled "ballots without envelopes. He sait that the statement of election inspec tors that these envelopes were miNet in with other ballots was explained h, tn fact that the first official act o their board was to indiscriminate! open the boxes for the purpose of as certaining how many ballots Wer cast by the committee.
 "The net result of this action, say
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 ARBOR DAY

Brooklyn, N. Y., May 3.-All the Brooklyn schools are celebrating Ar Dor Day today. Elaborate exercises have been given in all the schools, and then the children have taken to the onen. and all the school plots and parks have been filled with groups of bright and interested school children engaged in planting trees. On many of the streets the children have plant ed trees to shade the thoroughfares. The school rooms have been filled all so with plants and flowers. Alto sether Arbor Day seems to be a fa- vorite witlI the school children and also the school authorities, as it IS found by the latter that the cultiva- tion of a love for flowers on the part of the children increases their atten- tion to rules, pleases them with inno- cent amusement and entertainment, and adds to the vivacity of the schol- ars. There are no bumdrones among the children who have flowers, plants and trees in their minds to think of. The observance of the day was very general. and many follows the advice of A. F. Draper. commissioner Of edu- cation all the teachers have recom-
 mended the children to read books pertaining to plant life.
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WOYfEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

l have been great sufferer from dyspepsia for about fifteen years; my trouble being my liver, stom- ach and bowels. with terrible head aches. Lemon Elixir cured me. My appetite is good and ar: meu. I had taken barrel ot other medicine, that done me nc good CHARLES GERHARD.
 1315 Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky All druggists sell Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
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FISH BROUGHT
 THIS MAN TO JAIL
D. VI. Gregg. Charged With Attempt ing to Ship Four Fis! Out of State of Arkansas. Arrested ill
 St. Louis.

St Louis, May ID. Max Gregg, son of Col. H. H. Gregg, wealthy mine-owner of Joplin, was arrested at the Planters hotel today, taken froNl the presence of his bride of two days, rushed to the Four Courts and locked up and held over on a charge of at tempting to ship four fish out of the state of Arkansas.
 The warrant for his arrest came from Newport, Ark, where it was is- sued by Justice of the Peace L. b' Harris. It was sent inclosed in a let ter to Chief of Police Creecy from Constable A. N. BalleW, who sad :: "There is a reward of s23 for this man. Be sure to get him, lock him up and don't let him get out, so we can send for him. We will be there right away. He did me a dirty trlck He promised me he would be ln court, but he skipped out.
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ATHLETES MEET IN
 BATON ROUGE

Baton Rouse, La. May 3.-The athletic meet to be participated in by the Louisiana University, University of Mississippi and Tulane Cni- versity is being held here today. The presence of so many noted university teams brings a large crowd to the grounds, and the affair assumes a brilliant character.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-03

My child was bWNal .a9ri0ly about the face, neck and breast ap- piled Dr Thomas Eclec>r.c Oil The pain ceased and the c+'tl saa1s iag3 a restful sleep. .-AIFS. Na35y N. Han son, Hamburg, \. Y
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Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch of your clothing. Doan's Ointment cures the most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All druggists sell it.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
FULL PROCEEDINGS BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Call for Wet and Dry Eecton Names Restored to kegs-
traon Books-- Routine Business

sure us that the roller will DO the
work. and. as we are in the market
for such roller if il will do the WORK
we feel that if the machine comes up
TO representations there will be no
difficulty whatever about the matter
OF course, if you should decide 10
shin the machine on this letter ShOulu
we find the machine unsatisfactory
We would Immediately notify you ana
not wait the full sixty days allowed
us. and in testing and using the ma
chine in these sixty days so allowed
us within which to decide whether we
want the machine of course. we
would take take good care Of it. and
if broken through our negligence,
would pay the necessary cost Of re-
pairs. Very respectfully.
JOHN /. EDWARDS,
Chairman Board Of County Commits
sioners. Marion County, Fla
Upon motion it was ordered that
Austin Brothers Of Atlanta, Ca, make
plans and specifications for steel
bridges across Blue River. near Dun
melon. also Withlacoochee river al
Stokes Ferry; one COPY Of plans and
specifications 10 be sent 10 the clerk
of this board, and one copy 10 be kept
at the home office of the Austin
! Brothers of Atlanta, Ga.
! The clerk was ordered TO advertise
| for sealed bids. TO be opened at the
January meeting of the board, which
will be held January y. 19"&, and the
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Upon motion it was ordered tba,
the bill of John Hcirtz for 242.15 for
work on court house yard for NOvam-
Der. be paid.
Ipon motion IT, was ordered that
Mr.. Edwards have full power 10 re-
turn a pair Of mules purchased from
iNlr. Dement, some time ago. and Sc
iIccJ another pain Of mules To- replace
the ones returned.
The board canvassod the returns Of
The election held November -. 1907.
for the purpose Of creating a special
road district of Nartel and Cotton
Plant The returns showed that the
votes stood four for and sixteen
AGAINST at Nartel and four for and
nine against AZ Cotton Plant.
Tpon motion If Commissioner
PvIes tho hoard Drocea5ed with re
vision of the registration books Of
this county. and It being made TO an
lowing names were erronaOuslv nv
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

'iHi SCey 4HOl HiHSE EiSHL " CLOCK
Board reconyened. All members
present.
Mr.. McFadden of Atlanta, and Mr..
Glasgow Of Jacksonville, representing
the Austin-Weston Co, Ltd, OF Chica-
90, H., appeared before the board to
demonstrate the merits OF their motor
road roller. The board being desirOus
of purchasing a new roller, and Mr.
McFadden's proposition being very ia
yorable, the county attorney drew up
the following letter TO be sent 10 the
Austin-Weston Company. towit:
The Austin-WestOn Company, Ltd,
Chicago, H.:
Gentlemen-Your Mr.. McFadden
Of Atlanta, and Mr, Glasgow Of Jack
sonyille have called on US to demon
strate a lotion American motor road
roller, as per descriptive circular this
day left with US, which circular shows
cuts Of The roller. These gentlemen
have offered us this machine for
$3.50. 5000 payable cash sixty days
after arrival of machine. and the bal
ance in three sQUal payments, one.
TWO and three years after date, with
interest at SIX per cent. on such de
ferred payments. These gentlemen
have further offered 10 ship this ma
chime prepaid To ur. and give us sixty
days within which TO determine
whether or not We want it, and if il
is satisfactory to US within that sixty
days, tk" cash payment as above spe-
Gifted is 10 be made At the time Of
making such cash payment, and ar
ranging for the deferred payments. We
would expect YOU gentlemen to make
a CONTRACT with Us embodying the
~UaranJees contained in this order
blank left with us, namely. among
other things, that you would replace
promptly any parts Of the roller
which may break within twelve
months, through fault Of construction
or by reason of not being made of the
hest material. and also warrant that
IT WAS thoroughly made of good ma
terial and good workmanship, and
capable Of doing The work for which
it is intended.
Having had experience with other
rollers II D1al-.. g., ,a,+;,,,e =, chit
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

made for the appointment of the said
Isaiah j. Fort.
Upon motion it was ordered that J.
H. McBrass be paid 800 damages,
caused by running the Dunnellon and
OCala road through his enclosed prop
eriy.
The board thereupOn adjourned un-
III "Wednesday morning at O'clock
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Continued on Page Fifteen.)
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Financial Report of the Poor Farm for
Month of November, 1907

Month of November, 1907
Superintendent, $50; hired help,
$12.G5; cooking. $1225; washing and
ironing, $3.50; Martin & Carn, $5.25;
Helvenston, Pasteur Co, $35.45; Nc
liver & MacKay, $3455; w P Ed
wards. $2.25: Dr. ". Y. Newsom, $40;
S. B. Brooks, S2O.25; Tydings & Co.
$3.50; J. J. Guthrey, $6.25. Total,
$1S9.90.
a committee having been appointed
10 check up the petition calling for
an election to decide whether intOXi-
eating liquors. etc. should be sold in
Marion county. made the following re-
port:
Ocala, Fla, Dec. +. 1907.
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners:
conference.-the your committee
appointed to check up the petition
calling for an election TO decide
whether intoxicating liquors should
be sold in Marion county or not. with
the petition Of Signers asking that
their names be taken of Of above said
petition. have completed checking the
same and find that the petition ask
ing for the election contains 1850
qualified electors and that 1S7 have
asked that their names be taken off
said petition. This leaves 1865 reg
istered voters on the petition asking
for tL" election, which constitutes
onefourth Of the registered voters as
the books now stand. 1t also consti-
tUtes OnC-lourth of the registered yO-
ters before any names were stricken
by the registration officer from the
registration books
j. NJ. MATTHEWS,
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
j. N. MATTHEW :,
J. r. PORTER.
". d. CARN,

Upon motion said report was APP
proved and ordered to be placed on
The minutes of the board
The board thcreupon adjourned m-
I'll Thursday morning al eight O'Clock
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
Preventing Cholera.

The entrance Of disease producing
germs from outside sources should he
carefully guarded against, especially II
hog cholera is present In the neghbor-
hood The danger Of carrying the
germs in the. mud and filth that may
stick to tie shoes of person who has
walked through yards where hogs are
dying of cholera should be recog-
nized Dogs, horses, cattle, stray hogs
and wagons may also act as carriers OF
disease The opportunity for crows
buzzards and dogs to distribute dis
ease is not great In sections OF the
country where the carcasses of the
dead hogs are disposed of by buryng
Hogs from other herds should be
placed in quarantine for three weeks
before allowing them to mix with tht
herd.--R. A. Craig, Purdue University
Experiment Station.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
FEEDING LIVE STOCK.
Experiences Of an Ohio Breeder In
Handling Cattle.

Experience OF an Ohio Breeder In
Handling Cattle.
| have had considerable experience
Feeding cattle. although | am now re-
tired fronrsthe farm. have a special
preference FOR the Shorthorn breed
aud like to have them range about two
years old. averaging about a thousand
pounds each when put on feed. l think
the best time TO buy stock cattle for
feeding Is February. As soon as posi-
ble turn them on blue grass in the
spring and begin feeding them green
corn in August. lit should be noted
that | feed them largely in summer
months OH grass. At the same time
good covered yards are provided in
which they can seek shelter. | have
veiy large shed ON the north. horse
barns ON The west. large sheep and hay
barns on the east and south.
In my experience have had no trou-
bic in caring for fifty head Of cattle in
a space OF "A hundred feet square, /
have depended largely upon clover hay
and corn fodder. | usually feed about
O'clock In the morning and o'clock
in the afternoon. | have had good re-
suits feeding oilmeal in connection
with roughage. My cattle always had
free lick Of salt and were watered
from ten barrel tank, which is COW
cred to prevent freezing. The water II
pumped by Windmill. usually sell
and round ont my cattle In April.
As a rule, have two hogs follow
each steer find this Is not only prof
tia BILE, but desirab bile. would rather
have plenty Of hogs. because nothing Is
lost when they are following the cat
tie | have fed cattle for the past
twenty years and have had much ex-
perience feeding lambs ! have had as
many as thousand head Of sheep in
closed in a barn in a season. ! believe
cattle, sheep and swine are profitable,
because ! always have plenty OF ma.
nure. which is Of special value to every
farmer | irse manure spreader and
find 1t an invaluable piece Of farm ma
chinery. | always haul out the manure
in August and September. Sequently
handling LOO loads during these two
months.--I. Nj. Yeazell. Ohio, in Amer.
lean Agriculturist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
FURNITURE POLISH.
Use It SpsrinsIy, but With Plenty Of
Elbow Grease.

Use II Sparin9Iy, but With Plenty OF
Elbow Grease.
As rule, furniture in these days
suffers from too much furniture polish
rather than too little The delicate sur
face for which old pieces are famous,
known AS .eggshell gloss" was obtain
Ell by minimum of furniture polish
and maximum OF elbow grease.
There is an art la applying furniture
polish OF which only the best trained
servants are aware. First carefully
remove all dust and dirt, stains, etc,
then with a flannel apply very thin
Aim OF furniture cream to the wood.
Take buster In each hand and rub up
the wood. the way Of the grain, till
on touching the surface with your
hand 1t leaves no mark. The reason
for the two busters Is that your left
hand may not mark the wood as you
rest upon 1t.
For the last polish use a clean old
silk handkerchief.
OF course if ii has been once neglect
ed wood takes long time to recover
its condition. but once this Is attained
1t takes relatively but little trouble ia
keep It In good order.
Furniture polish applied too thickly
will smear and become a regular dust
trap. requiring far more time to keep
I'm condition. even If this Ia possible
than IL cleaned properly at frst.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
THE VETERINARY

TO treat a horse with facial paraly.
sis take one ounce of Russian cantha.
rides and three ounces OF hogs lard.
Mix and boil and apply with the hand
on the cheek next to the ear. Repeat
this every ten days for three or four
times.
For Lump on Jaw.
The veterinary of the American Agri.
cultnrist gives Pennsylvania breeder
the following prescription for a year.
ling heifer that has lump on it's low.
err law: Mix two drains Of biniodide OF
mercury with two ounces Of lard. Rub
ON little every second week and con
tinue ii for several months IL needed.
For Dry Murrain.
Dry murrain is form OF Indigestion
and is attributable to several causes.
such as dry Feeding. dry grass in sum-
mer overdriving, red water, etc. We
find this to occur often twice year,
in the spring and In the fall. The fol.
lowing is recommended: One pound of
EPSON salts. one half pound of common
salt. one ounce OF ginger, one ounce OF
jalap. one pound Of molasses and one
quart Of water.
Worms In Horses.
Very often we find worms in horses,
and when such are present the animal
becomes very emaciated. A tonic or
condition powder is good. For in
stance, half a dram Of sulphate Of iron,
two drains OF powdered gentian, to be
given fasting every morning for a
week. Common salt is also good, and
it would be WE'LL too, for rock salt to
be placed about. Cattle should never
be without salt. Lining and sailing
are indispensable to farming Such
obviates the presence OF fiuke and
these little wretched mites-the red
worms.
Hoose In Young Cattle.
III the fall what is known as hO0se
or husk, is commonly found to attack
young cattle. The principal symptom
is coughing. This is caused by. little
worms getting in the threats Of the
animals, gathering In the windpipe
and hence the coughing. Cattle thus
affected are generally found on damp
lowlands. Such lands should be wei
sailed and lined and thoroughly drain
ed and reclaimed where 1t Is possible
/. Such cattle by their coughing mp tfiest
little worms on the grass. help t.
| spread the disease. The best remedy
to give the cattle thus affected IL firs
to dose them with turpeuttne and lin
seed OIL Fumigation can be very ct
fectually carried ont by collecting al
| the diseased calves into shed. whicl
should be light, and then get quaint
ty OF burning Goals into the a1aed an
throw some flowers Of sulphur ION TIL
Goals, thus raising strong fumes Of th
| Sulphur. Continue to fumigate unit
1 ne calves cough strongly w. =. GIL
bert In Farm and FrSsida
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
RIBBON coRsETs.
They Are Dainty to Wear and Are De-
iiehtfulIy Cont ortabis.

They Are Dainty to Wear and Are De-
lishtfully Comfortable.
Ribbon corsets are dainty to wear
and give youthful figure to almost
any one, besides being delightfully."-
comfortable. You can make your own
at home any color you like and 10
match other garments,
While 1t is possible to use old but
good quality ribbon as an experiment.
1t pays to purchase new material, dou-
BILE satin or heavy taneta. four inches
wide
Get Ave yards and In pale pink. blue
or violet. for white soils easily, and
black stains the linen. Dresden pat
terms or hrocaded I'm Jacquard weave
results IN il pretty pair IL the quality Is
not too cheap and the design is artistic.
Thin ribbon will pull terribly and
prove no support.
BE sure to follow the fullness Of your
odd corSets carefully when smoothing
AMI piuning the two other ones
Atlenpt one side of the c0rsets ut
A tme. and when all seems right take
tllco :-ently off the model and stitch
the side bones and steeis, trying. IL
pos >ihle. Ia pass the ribbon between
the upper and lower coverings on each
side. AZ il makes pretter effect. End
II all hy inserting the four bones In
each hip easing, finishing top aud bot
tom by folding and soyerhanding aud
making u rosette Of ribbon In front
and adding silk laces to match.-Phil-
adelphIa Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
Morbid Women,

When people have trouble, and real
trouble, they don't sit down and an
alyze all their emotions and remem-
Der whether this person and that per-
son looked to the right or to the left
when they spoke to them. Morbidness
should be counted as wicked demon
that can be driven out. Healthy COM
partnership, plenty of laughter, good
long walks In the sunshine and work
will drive out the wicked little imp
discontent--snd make you the happy.
healthful. hopeful woman you ought to
be. Form a band against self anal
ysis, against the inclination to consid-
or what every infection OF the voice
and every look OF the eye means, and
you will be surprised to discover how
much Of good there Is In the world and
how little. comparatively speaking, Of
that which is really bad
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11
NURSERY NOTES.

A little girl three years old should
have her hair washed every week.
An i'll ventilated nursery is fire.
quent cause OF babies being restless
and fretful at night.
When bread Is given to children I'M
der a year and a half old, 1t should
be sliced very thinly, buttered lightly
and given IN small quantities.
A baby should be kept out OF the
wind and In the sunshine as much as
possible. Protect the eyes from the
sun always with a dark umbrella.
Hot water is good cure for bump
ed forehead, and witch hazel or arnica
patted on takes the sting out Of bruises
by the time the child has stopped cry
ing.
Cocoa is the best beverage for chill
dren next to plain milk, and often,
when they cannot properly digest the
latter. cocoa prepared with half milk
and half water Ii invaluable. 1t Ia one
of the best articles of diet for all ex-
cept young infants.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-11

Que shows The root after 1T has been
properly trimmed. All frayed ends
and bruised portions have been remov-
ed and the root has been made much
more compact. SO that 1t is not neces-
sary to dig a hole nearly so large when
setting.
This is very important matter In
the setting of trees. says New England
Homestead. and its neglect probably
than any other one thing.
BY planting A great mass of roots 1t
Is impossible to place them In the right