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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-21
Some t.,s,,i Dtn.ns,

! chnnut think II viii ~nlwayn H.. un
II T." for II hc"inn 10 mv wo can see.
the silver lining behind ia. clouds
Never In our history before have Ne
had 50 many fairs aud exhibitions OF
moi only thoroughbred live atock aud
poultry. but the actual produce of
the soil. That alone tends To make
us independent and happy. Thes"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-21

IsstAof 'AS'tAt. Nv @fsA44fE WIZ
'inucs To pour and | pore. | made
. mistake this year that fills my
rores and II ! am spared Ia farm
another year | will correct IT. II /
pour my pores dry. and hat IN. /
neglected everything else for COTTON
| know better. and everybody ~ho
reads my little squita kno~a Il. but
! VAS In a shape where ! thought
! could not help IL. a# all cotton
farmers do. The result In. | am as
something to eat.
t.ant winter | housed pumpkins.
potatoes. peas. turnlpH. COOLERS. and
pork. 10 last until mid summer. and
fcl; somewhat joyful IN q thBuhs.
giving away. but this atntcr. /. /
live. IL ~ili DO by "A benign i'vosi.
drnce. | did not make enough
money TO pay my debts. and CON
Guided that cotton Was th" ouly
moncy crop. This explains my
gricyous error.
Don't Neglect Home supplies.
You SEQ from the above. M"asrs.
Editors. | have IA lesson tn auEgoht
In my fellow farmers. | have Hus
gcated tn. So me before. but not wtth
The same earnca,nraa that / do now
bn sod on sad experience. II viii
not la tn neglect raising our home
supplies. | met my pay m~nts all
right when l diversified. had a
green pasture all winter for ny
stock. aK well ms pi.nty for mynelf
This winter my stock must rough
it. possibly perish. because / waa too
busy picking cotton 10 plant the
needed pasture. Ny hands nro up.
What fools wr mortaia be-" Aud
yet. Messrs. Editors. when l think Of
our country at large. both In The
present and In the past. How many
fools do pho" the landscape"
Going to Have Patches Next Year.
That farmer Is not wise who docs
not provide for himself iirBt. | VIII
do pcnance next year. by simply let
ting cotton severely alone. | know
from experience. that II ! have All
abundance OF everything for self.
there viii be enough from the VA
riety 10 sell 10 pay debts, and the
work OF producing and harvesting
Will be less by half than for cotton
Farewell. King Cotton. for Jud
Bolls' An egg patch. il beef patch.
peach patch. IA fix patch. AN apple
patch. II grape patch. II huge truck
patch. and last. though not least.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-21

faAFA aAI peas aNG E8A&@ @E&s Faff
hereafter haY" all my attention
Misf"rtun" an Impressive Teacher.
regret 10 ar!tF ~ much con.
corning IN self. but nay experience In
so parable! ~ifh that Of others. that
| cannot help the RugEcstiou. al
j"aet toy fbuac ho depend ou thc
n crop ! am tully a~asc Of thc
i'm lsagtauce IL shc rcccy staple. | am
fully aHat" ~ the adaptation Of our
rountg3 tnf !ta production. but a.
have mad" II . GOD until shc Eotls
arc mad We have neglected re-
s.urr'~ al Independence Va, long until
"" have ft~rntur ignorant at Every.
thing but cotton. II ncst7H that tuts
fortune" ia oar most impressive
school ~ thought. othcgwIa" oue
many farm journal editors aud asgi.
cultural professors would have hat.
more weight Gro thia late DAP. hs.
aides tho numerous educational OF
EanEaatinns ot farmers which have
been t"achtnr Tor the ian, thirty
years.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-21

III kH<,t o aa:r,nsr,s McaM
he en,<faNy adtt,<ss<d, II is ,m-
hvkar! 10 gre Me Dor. stree!
r"whe, ~ hcpa,lme.! i. assae,.
'sg advertisements. .iitrars STAFF
TIA! yoa san tie advertisement! tn
Tie Southern Farm Ga-r!!r.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-21

Two yea's olgh' months oil. SIRED T., a
fests,ofca refvhcroa. Would make an ..
col ems staIlio" al'o one roadster mare 80 I
ON year f"of months old 10 grand aangbtcr
Aadte'a, , y NE IVY. Alto deem Mlsn. II. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PLANS FOR THE
/. C|TY'S FUTURE

Planning Seattle for the futarss
Nas the subject ~ ghe lecture which
city Engineer r. III Thumson De,
llxsrvd before the Real Estate A.
sortAtion at The Chamber % Com
nssfce tazt night
TIE constant Improvement of tbs
sewer and water system. TIRE re-
grade work necessary y provide ar
tsri~s from tho business district 60
she Suburban homes q the work
Engmen. and the constant extension
~ ths Fafk syatsm. using the Ger
man parkinE Eysteu. are IDEAS
witch M Thomson said ~ has en-
asaveFs1 te carry cut SMILE tn q
flee and ulIl continue II possible.
BE Alse favored = provision n the
building ordnance limiting tbs
hssKht - haii8fnEs % ths Width 81
this streets on which they are b.
Gated. ard deprecated ihe Tendency
% halla uusanltafy BONES and mar.
row stresta Illustrating his fs
sharks By citing She Nofk that Is
bsing doae ~ usrman eIslss par
sleulsriy Cologne There, Ar
Thomson said. thr streets are from
ise 20 ika feet wi8~. and there ere
81 miies - parked thgFoaghfafes.
speaking u ths Cedar river Nat.
81 system. Mr.. Thomson said thai
II The consumption Vas limited u
t9e xaileHs per cafsta a iay ths
supply WGth the contemplated e
tensions wuuid b enQaEh Tor q cliy
u ese.a9a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
WiITEWASH APPARENT
IN M'MILLIN CASE.


WIN. all o. these statements ara
Technically true. the fact remains
the same that McMfllin's rates are
loser than those On other commoai.
ties over certain lines. TIE charge
q faYariSisul. az published frpn
Tins 20 time since NC Msilln'a ap.
potutneut two feare aEo. vas not
thai h. tnioget special rate. but
that be enjoyed = favored rate AZ
The e0mmiftea says the rate VAS
an open one and could have BEEN
enjoyed BY all persons desiring 10
ship lime. but the fact remains that
Il was made foF McMIllin. eai that
bis company Waa tbc ouiT shipper
Of ilrne In any considerable guam.
titles
The charge was Bof that there
vas a special rate from Roche Haf
Dor 70 Portland. bat that there was
favored rate from Tacoma 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
WILL INITIATE
LARGE CLASS

Royal homestead Ne. sss. nroih-
srhood of American Yeomsn. Of thiu
city. VIII hold special meeting
Saturday evening Al Columbia hall.
Seventh ax.. 30 initiate a BITS class
Of candidates The degree work
win be exsmplifisd by one Of the
best degree teams IN this part Of
tho state. Coast Manager a. A.
Mtilsr. Of L0s Angeles. will be pres
snt % assist After the initiation
there win be q banquet There are
now IN this city over 500 members
A special effort - being put forth
10 Increase the membership % over
SEQ members In tho next 20 days
A class Of lee members viii be
Initiated some time dufiag March
Nhen the supreme president VIII
liam Koch. % Dee Moinoa la. Will
be present He expects 60 make y
special trip 10 Seattle 60 assist IN
taking Into the organization the tlE
class. whieh win be initiated aud
Instructed in the mysteries % the
organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
:. commissioner yesterday Criticises "Hocus
- s..ss- Decision OF Supreme Court Regarding As.
aSneut Of Bank Stock

cuue bills have already been intro
duced. and several others are IA
the course Of preparation aud d
lsfge measure OF attention Ia belne
devoted by the legislature 10 the
general auhieet Of revenue and tax
alton While all the bills. thus fas
introduced, have not yet been
printed, tho following are shown Ia
the BIN files relating to this gen
rral subject.
senate nlll. No. 90. BY Senator
knickerbocker OF King. state depoa
itory bill. providing that state de
boalta shall draw interest To BE
fixed BY the state board Of finance
comprised Of she secretary Of state.
state auditor and secretary ap
poia,ed by the governor. rate OF Ia.
terest TO be fi.a per cent. until
changed by the board.
Senate nili. No 40, By Senator
Gum. Chelan county. esemptlns
meftEagcs from assessment aud
/ taxation.
Senate niIi. No. So. By senasor
Gum. Chelan county. exemptlns
all credits from TAXATION. This Il
the yesterday bill.
Senate mn. No. 81. hy Senator
Boone OF Whitman. state depository
bin, providing for Interest on state
deposits At the rate 81 two paF
ecnt. which rate may be changed
BY the state board OF deposits
created BY the bin and composed Of
the sovernor. state treasurer and
state auditor.
Senate niii. No. 6s. By Senator
Booze Of Whitman county. a BIN In
creaaing from $40 TO SIS the orig
inal Incorporation fee charg~d hy
the state and fom 90 Co sss the
annual corporation license This Il
= measure recommended BY the tau
commission and BY Governor Mead
IN bis message.
Senate nlii. No. "a. by eenatov
Davis OF Pierce. providing that All
property shall be assessed for rnr,
ponea Of taxation At 90 per cent
% Is true value. instead ~ lee
per cent. a. provided al the pres
ent time.
House mn. No. "a. b. Kaysar a
kilekitat. providing FOR the imme,i
late collection Of the taxes on per.
sonal property about 10 BE- re.
moved from the state.
House Bill. No a.. By Carbon al
fTefce. providing for the lnxes,
m~nt az Interest ~ the prusens
permanent sehool fund Il Invested
Of the permanent funds Of other
state institutions.
House niil. No. 70. BY carfyon al
pieFes. ahollahlnx the special state
funds and pFosiding that al moneys
except this received from special
tar ievies add tn. permanent FUNDS
shall DO paid into the generai fund
House hiii, No "a. ~ Basaett 81
ADAMS. providing for KFuaB earn
inEu tar Of five per cant on ths
earnings az express companies. This
blii has been fAsormhiy reported
from the committee on revenue and
I taxation
House Hlll. Ne. 70. b Kayser Of
kitekitat. prostdinz for the ooiiee
ton Of lnteruag an the deposits II
cities.
House mn Va. "a. b. nasness Of
Adams. providing Tor a gross earn
inNN tar Of seven per cent on prt
rate ear COMPANIES.
House Bsu. No. %. By Davis al
i4nculn. providing for the eollec.
ton of Interest 90 county deposits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

mYNpfA. Jan s. Insofar as Il
~ stIh the rates enioYed By
"a Z NeNililn On hiS llme shlp.
sssl1 a. TIE head of the Tseoma
ktks Hsrhcr Lime company. Il
saasFrst. The report yesterday Of
> azkrsllfnais committee on the
ST rzilruad commission bears q
~ srrag resemblance 20 a Nhite
sszz 7hH report says
ksxzf4lnx ihe magter II 4 sDe.
~ rae o. iime from Roche TAR.
= . fartl4nd. in which Commis
hzffr hetinlia uas Interested.
~ spmmitlss finds that TIE rata
- nzGe sRxhs PEARS ako. luuK b..
= - rs2sags q the railroad com
sszssl1 hli Year eommiffee also
= IA ne rate has been raised
- TIE passage q ihe biH and
- ! 4 Al epen rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
HINTS AT MISCONDUCT
/ OF PROMINENT JUDGES

PORTLAND This cannot be oontro.
verified, The ratio on lime from Tn.
coma 10 Portland n IS cents a bar.
tei or y cents per hnndredwelEhi.
Rate Export Calderhead 81 the state
railroad commission looked the
matter up yesterday and Ia author
~ Tor the statement. based on a
thorough search Of the tariffs. that
therc Is no other commodity on
which the Northern Pacific has
made a rate as low rs 10 cents per
hnndrcdweight. There IN provision
that empty tank ears shall be car
fted Tree. but that appears to be
merely a privilege wruns from the
foadA by the standard oil company.
but there II no rate az low as 10
cents per hundrcdwalKht ON this
point the committee merely took
the word Of Mr. MeMillln. The In.
crease In the rate referred to by
him Ia In tho wharfage for handling
the product az tho Tacoma wharvoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
THE THEATERS


1aht " Ned FeaNHefs
A matinee IL being given this
afternoon al the Grand Of the Rcd
Feather aud tho engagement
closes tonight
"she stoops to Conquer"
"she stoopa TO Conquer" that de.
lightful comedy. Will bo given AT
tho Grand Friday and Saturday
nights by William n crane and Ei'
lie Jeffreya, supported by an all star
east. The sale Of tickets openod
this morning and was an especially
heavy enc.
Concert Tomorrow.
Tomorrow night at the Grand Ar.
thur Hartman. ylolinlst. and
Adolphe Borachke will appear In
concert under tha auspices OF tho
Ladies' Musical club.
The Little Minister
THE Little Minister" AZ the Lois
theateF this week IL drawing we'll.
Ailleen May IL doing Lady nabhie.
aud Ii moht acceptable Bobby
Lawrence alao IL making lift az
ANN lfBtfttfiHu VI ANfuiiulAs
Manlklns IT tho star.
There IL wonderful marionette
show at the Star thealer this week,
given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Deavea aud their company. The 1T
Tie playhouse used by the manikins
In fine piece Of stage work. which
will amune young people OF all
ages.
AT Cripple Creek"
AZ tho Seattle theAtsr this week
AT Cripple Greek a well played
mclodFama, IL the bin.
A. the New Lyric.
The Scouts Revenge" the open
ing bill Al Russell q nrew'n new
theAter. the Lyric, has caught on
and the business IL good.
Lillian Russell Coming.
LILLIAN Russell IL 10 appear In Sc
attie 1t no distant day. II the an.
nouncement OF Manager John Coft
who controls and directs the amuHe.
ment features ~ this city. while
Il has cot been definitely decided In
what play Miss Russell viii appear.
n 10 probable that the piece will
be The Butterfly In which she Is
nos appearing In = most suceesaful
tour of the south.
The Seattle favorlte. Miss
blanche walsh has also been signed
BY Mr. Cort for an appearances IN
Seattle the present season. 10 play
Tho Straight Read one Of the
latest and most successful Of the
Clyde Fitch plays.
Raymond Hiteheoek. another of
the first class players of the pres
ont dAy, has also been given \ book
ing 10 appear before Seattle audi
vuce IN -rho Gailopcrs"
Miss Russell will appear May II
20 Is. Mlss Walsh viii be here
frum March 81 10 April :. and tho
Hitchcock appearance. II fixed for
the entire week OF May ;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Three lads. whose names are
Grove. Shore and sherman, aged
~. - and IL yearn, are IN the eoun.
u jail accused of stealing money
belonging 60 a Jap from n bunk
house at Gold Bar According 10
the prosecuting attorneys office,
the boys. whose homes are Ia sno
homlah. went from that place TO
Gold Bar ia livery rig. where one
Of the trio entered the bunk house
and picked up n purse containing
$40 and returned, being arrested at
Monroe. iiis companions blame
ErOgo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30


sse.a. wash, Jan. 10 state
's-.'s.,.nlener Joc Eas'efdal
= Y, 40, =, certain public q
= "A esher promineo, ei'laens
- - =. YESTERDAY In aadrvsslns
xs '.ss,Inx Of the house and
- ,..ssnsissees On rcveness se %
- ss ,rrarVntly includlas N
s,sisA go reference 20 Wallace
. ,ssss Of he state supreme 1, !.
fzss nsase O. v linn. Of the
81 ~ .,.rt 81 rhurrtcn county
aeieH 49, unaef discussion VAS
- ,.s,ux bank stock. and
=; = ~ss asked why II was
a. az that class Was 80
- X. 10 escape assessment
's,s,n' lie said
-s,sfy due 20 a law now on
'..,s hsaAs and a heeaa 20
= 1870 IL the supreme court
= sroxiaes that bank stock
,sss.aea Al les real value
~ rot. however exceed
- v.lae Under that Law the
.sss he assessed-on a value
- a thAt a. which Il i ear
=. hooks q the hank.
=. ssssf alffieaity u that the
- ecefs has held that hanh
. credit ana that the owner
/. entitled TO deduct from
...,s,<d value thereof any
=. 80 may BE- owing b. him
II ,sss lAw certain euiinensly
...~zhle gsnslsfnen u thls VII
80 Al oaly sworn off thris
!. oft>sgflng the value OF
y. s..k soek. bat have. IN my
- lnriatsa IN Il certain In.
1890 wAseh bad no existence
- h hose affidaviss
s.s~ strikes a. Msent
-. ~,srsacs reaches Judge
- NO i = sloekholicf Ia the
- Nas,onal bank % thls city
-z.ss ssors Ell the value u that
- 8 sssrsssa. and almost reach
Z - Lana. sho l. a stoekholdes
- Essk q Olympia hat Il hits
800 fressarns c. J Lord. 81 the
80 Nstnaal bank. where The
=. hus1s are Kept. Who last year
- : a. lnaehfedness u $780,
= val<k uany vel Informed per
e ! oiympla are firmly Of she
- aoss not exist
Z - gnnmisaion had kad che
.,1.<.1f b rVsnefy thia coadlttun
s<.~z Mr. Eaxtertay In eaaciu.
= 4 % net know what would
~ axppenea here. bug ! appre'
~ AT there wonia have been
. fszsrI1s eeamsgtet
II conmlsziansr FROST. whlls
: xr<rlar with Mr. yesterday
II mHskA4eE and CREDITS should
: mslrsiY sxempted from taxa
Il j narertheteas opposed 20 the
9sszn. sssfsm u trgink q reach
- t;zsrs q property Hs said.
- x1d koausfy. and permits
N grHssnt aftnmpt % tax cred.
3 ) srurx Ia thai u taxes lKnor.
snxaxes< ana dishonesty %
sz,n : dmAiar hurien an II
]. zezalos. Auwsyar. that = snaail
sn<lsx an coei8 b. placed on
- kl4sses q property which
xzss - single Of collection. yield
zszIxrabis fexsaHa % The stats
.. - esnstftats = bur'ien upon
- w.o pay g.
Rrsnss sslls latrvdUSra.
Il ssaisd ~ the members of che
= aunmiesion. a rumfser u rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Owing 20 the increased business
Of the local pontoffiee. another car.
rler has been allowed Everett. aud
the free delivery district VIII be es
tended Just as soon aa the houses
In the new territory are properly
numbered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
EVERETT TO HAVE NEW
Y. M. G. A. BUILDING

warrant. Bannermaa says that
since the laps could not explain to
him IN English the nature Of their
griovanee. he IN ignorant OF the
cause of the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

EVERETT. Jan. 90.-The hoard
OF directors Of tho " NJ. G. A. have
decided 10 postpone for year the
building OF a $4,000 addition 10 the
present building, AS they believe
such an arrangement would prove
unsatisfactory. as the association
would soon outGrow it's new quar-.
tiers. Instead. campaign viii be
started for an entirely new ntruc.
turu. 20 cost about 100000. II ~ be-.
lioved that funds eau be raised and
work begun on such building In
about a year,
because all Jnpa look alike 10
him. John Bannerman. Great North.
ern section foreman. 10 having a
hard time securing Justice. Ban.
herman declares that eight mem.
beers Of his crew OF laps a few even.
Tugs ago. near Lowell. suddenly
made an attack upon him. He fled
and, escaped injury. Sunday night
Re occurred a warrant for his as
hailhntn. but as he does not know
the. mems names. and cannot die
tinfNish one from another. the Of
fleerh are powerleas 20 serve the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

TfpEf.ASDS The income pro.
iuecf for cd aEr. r. Cooper wills
al Coiraan building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
RESIGNATION is
ACCEPTED

fseripps Tsisarsph ssrVissl
LONDON. Jan. 50-The 0lohe
naya the government has accepted
Gov. sweffsnhnm'x resignation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Why They Like The Argus

fsditor Argus.
Congratulations. We are all enjoying the arts
TIC manner In which you are disturbing the tran
guilty Of the Old Family Journal. We Republi-
cans have always looked to THE ARGUS for the
news and TO keep us posted as to what is going on
in Ring and Machine circles. REPUBLICAN.
The above was handed THE
ARGUS by one of the leading Re
publican citizens of Kingwood
with the request that it be "put
on the editorial page" We heart
lily appreciate the compliment and
hope to be able to keep THE ARGUS
up to that standard which has
made it the most sought for and
popular paper ever published in
Preston county. The people, ire
spective of party utilization, enjoy
reading a paper that has the vim,
snap, and ginger in it to 90 after
the county rings and state ma
chimes. When the campaign opens
up the people will get the worth
of their money.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Publishers and Prosperity.

The publishers of newspapers,
from the biggest dailes down to the
smallest rural weeklies, are coming
in for their full share Of financial
woes and failures. Almost every
issue of printers trade journals con-
tain notices of suspension of publ
cation or business failure, and no
wonder. Within two years the price
of PRINT paper and other publishers
supplies have advanced in price
from SO to IS per cent, but we have
rarely heard of newspaper raising
its subscription price. A raise In
price oil print paper Of almost an
other 100 per cent is promised by
the end of another year, and when
that comes there will have TO be
changes in favor of the poor pub
Usher or the Lord will be called
upon to speedily reward him for his
'1ong suffering and charity. "-Spen-
Ger Bulletin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
The Reform School.

1t is to be hoped that the nu-
merous escapes from the reform
school had nothing to do with GER
tain officials resigning. Many OF
them were connected with the
school for several years and should
have become familiar with the
boys antics when they go on a
lark and make a break for free
dom.
The board will experience no
difficulty in filling the vacancies,
as they are desirable positions,
and the woods is said to be full of
hungry and thirsty followers of
the statehouse machine. The
greatest trouble will be for the
board to determine who is the most
worthy and deserving.
So far as we can learn no blame
has been attached to the officials
who have resigned, for the escape
of the boys. If the initiated Off
Gals could not prevent the escape
of the boys, it is hardly likely that
the uninitiated can.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Browns Mill.
dependence Of The Argus.

correspondence OF The Argus.
We are having beautiful weather
now.
Miss Repher Dixon is staying at
Kaspar Born's.
Russell Turner, who has been on
the sick list, is getting better.
Misses Ota and Lena Smith
called on Miss Coda Weaver Sun.
day.
Wayne Richardson, who has been
sick for some time, seems to get no
better.
Kaspar Born IS stepping around
with broad smile on his face. It's
a boy.
Mrs. Matte Carpenter and chill
dren retained to her home in Fair
mont Sunday.
Miss Nerna Smith, who has been
staying with her cousin at Victoria,
has returned home.
We will soon have our school
house finished. II is something we
have needed for some time.
Winfield Gross and Ray Din, Of
ReedsyilIe, called on their friend,
II. II. Richardson, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Brown and two
children, who have been visiting
the old home place, returned last
week
Misses Anna and Blanche Loves,
OF Pittsburg, are visiting their uncle,
Wayne Richardson, for a couple Of
weeks.
Homer Riggleman and Misses
Pearl Wolfe and Jelts linn attended
the children's services at Glades.
vile Sunday.
a party was given at T.. r..
ConIey's last Friday evening. There
was music in abundance and all
present report good time.
MAUDY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
Mutual Obligation.

Gibbs-Hal old fellow, how are
your Just heard that you hal gone
into the newspaper business.
Dibbs-Yes. Just bought coun.
try paper.
Gibbs-That SOP Why, you can
give me an occasional puff, then.
Dlbbs-Certainly. What are you
busy with now1
Gibbs-I am in the clothing bust.
ness-ready made clothing.
Dbbs-Hal Then you can give
me All occasional suit of clolLes.
Gibbs-Well, dunno about that.
1t costs money to manufacture cloth.
ing, you know.
Dibbs-That's true; and it costs
nothing to manufacture newspapers
Then they parted.