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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01

slop or water 10 or - hours be-
fore being fed. We can't give
our hogs too much attention, as
they are the most profitable ami.
NAL on the farm. Keep them
free from lice with coal oil and
cotton seed oil, equal parts; and
never allow them TO sleep in
dust or oat straw, aud give them
shelter from cold winds and
rains; and you will be amply
paid for your trouble If you have
we'll bred hogs.
Comment by editor: Special
lists who have spent years study.
ing bog cholera pretty generally
agree that about all that can be
done for a hog that has cholera
IS 10 administer slim ulants, and
that prevention is far better
than attempted cures. The
sanitary conditions, good feed
aud care recommended in the
foregoing letter r the real
cause of the good results report.
ed from these hogs. It would
seem, too, that the dose OF arse
mic recommended would be too
much, especially for a small beg
or pig. Fermented cotton
seed meal does no. have the
deadly effect on hogs that un-
fermensed meal does. An abun-
dance of green feed used with
unfermensed meal largely coun-
teracts the bad effects Of the
meal. The letter contains a
a Der Of excellent sugges,iors.
Hogs will help a man TO have
good full meals every day in the
year, If they have reasonable
care before birth till killirg
time.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01

Money is never better spent
on the farm than in buying i'm
plements and machinery that
will save labor and make larger
net profits.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-07-01

It's about farmers institute
time; and if 4 man does not get
some benefit by listening to the
talks or by asking questions
that bother him, the fault is
his.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

caused by your treacherous dart. and !,
was not until the flowers Of May began
to bloom that it would heal. But three
shorts months and yet they seemed Ike
years. like centuries, to me.
Dan Cupid-Good sir. the fault wa,
yours. not mine. Across that page can
you not read the promises you made the
budding yearp How did you keep them1
Not at ALL Had you but been the angel
you started out to be, fair Eleanor would
have had no ground, for the curt refusal
she meted out to you.
The Bachelor-Ah, well, Dan. was
but human that is, to err. She married,
yes, and | suppose believed she had
captured the one real matrimonial prize.
But yesterday twa. good to read the
courts had cast asunder the bonds that
bound, and set her free to wound another
heart
Dan Cupid d-But you shall credit me
with other opportunities tha, made fos
you-opportunities more in keeping with
your deserts.
The Bachelor-Yes, Dan. there was
Jessica, Of the yachting party. The wound
she left was not long in healing. but was
painful at first. Then. later, there was
Isabel How adored her. Your aim
was sure, and the bow wa, strong that
send that shaft into my heart Never can
forget the tender words with which |
wooed her a, the scashorc. nor the pull
sa,ions Of my heart when she answered
YES" But. Dan. you rascal. you know
her. Blu, once since those summer days
have seen her. She served me coffee
and roll. in a quick lunch room in No
vember. did not ask her where nigh,
redeem the ring.
"Yes. Dan. there were others Bu'
why review thcmp And III forgive you
you imp. I'll lay not up agains, you a
single pang OF dollar they have cosI
me-on one condi,ion--,hat you shall
not. Tor this next year, point your darts II
my direction. Do you ageep lher
well burn the book. and think no more
Of it." Casts j, into the hre)
And now. then. Dsn. the year is dy
ing. A toast TO ii and its fond mcmorie,
to your e.capade. and my eseapade,; i'
the fair girls who caused the heari throb
Of a season to the broken promises ,ha
saved me troubles: to the Old Year
And another. Dan. 10 the year jus
. boming; to the an,'elpations which
brings. The bells arc ringing the Oh
. Year i, dead; the New Year lives. an
now. good night. but please femembe
. tha, you have pfomised not to aim you
darts in my direction
ext Dan Cupid and Cuha,n.)
R,tsb 4. PAht,so'
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

MARRIED-At the home OF her
father ]. G. Bundy, Edward NJ.
Hodges. of st. Louis. Mo. and Jessie
NJ. Bundy. daughter Of j. @. Bundy,
were married Saturday evening At
4 80 at the Rock Island hotel by the
Rev. Pingree in the presence Of n few
close friends and relatives. The
young couple will reside in st. Louis
where Mr.. Hodges is engaged in the
drug business.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

MET AGAIN-After being separat-
ed for nearly u year, Tom and Jerry
have met up again and are in this
city to remain until after the holi-
DAYS. Most of the saloon men have
been busy the last day or two prepar-
ing this drink for their Christm as
customers.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

ST. On Tuesday, IA
priest from Pueblo will hear confcs.
sions at st. Beredicts church from 4
to q and Z to y p. m. The first mass
on Christmas morning will be at ! 30
and the high mAas at 10 =. III.
Special music hxs been prepared for
the high mass ON 4ChristmAs day. A
new orgnnist. = violinist aud two
soprano voicc~ have been added TO the
choir.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

How CHEEKY the cracking logs.
Outside the Dying Year battles with
The raging storm.
What ha, the Old Year brought to
me that | should mourn its passinsa
Loves in plenty. But were they loves
or were they passing fantasies - bright
spo.s Of blue peepins through the Stormy
sky. 'Tn many sorry trick Dan Cupid
has played me during the past twelve
months. Gould but have him here Id
review him for hi, benefit.
"Ah. the bell rinesl What friend or
foe has braved the elements and come to
disturb my reveries Of a New Years
Eve2"
(Enter Butler)
The Bachelor A wee. small gentle
man to see me. James. you say. But
jua . .weet-f.ced child. His card =
Dan Cupid - Yes, know him; and you
may show him up. But, James. you'd
not a Judge Of character. He's not a
child, he, old a, time, and as full Of
devili.h pranks as that neishbors brat Of
whom you so complain.
Uame. depart. and return. usherine in
Dan Cupid)
Dan Cupid -Hs. ha. dear sir. It's not
loves night. Business j. dull. and so |
come to beg a chat with you and may.
perchance. reule you for the shoreom-
imss Of the year tna, is passing.
The Bachelor - ReMle me. YOU imp
Of Satani Why. twas but moment
before your ring that wished for you
that might review for your benefit the
tune. you've played ne false. Now 81,
you down and let's turn back the page,
Of the passing year and see the record
Il surely will ,how you up in your trus
colors.
(Cets volume from the shelly
well start with January. and witt
Eleanor. Dan. you rogue. you wounded
me for fair with her. ] should no, have
cared had time and eternity been made
up Of January. could | bu, have hae
Eleanor TO 81, beside me before the crack
Ens he Throughout, them all. pleadec
well my case. but she would have non,
|, Of il. and then | learned that you hat
played me false. Through February
! March and April | nuf,ed the woun'
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

II you want something ou. of the
ordinary in fruit cake. order from
the Rogers Bakery Go. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Cigars in i2, 25 and 30 in IA box
at II @ Williams'. 92-9G
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23
STOPPING DAYs-only one NOR

SHOPPING DAYS-Only one more
day until Christmas and in which to
do shopping. and the holiday bust
ness IL going ahead with n rush.
There is evidence that most OF the
toy dealers will have been sold out
before tomorrow night or 30 much Of
IL TINT the holdover stuff will not In
convenience The holders thereof
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Go to Yelton's for Nh elegant pic
ture or motto. They make beautiful
Christmas gifts. 92.@
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Include n gold or silver mounted
toilet set In your Christmas gifts from
the Gibbs Jewelry Go. 93.9s
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Beautiful set. signet and wedding
rings at the Gibbs Jewelry Co. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Massive gold bracelets on display
at Gibbs ,Jewelry Co. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Lowney's fue candies in boxes or
fancy BASKETS at Daniels Drug store
gO.gG
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

See the swell line of briar pipes
at +. G. Williams cigar store. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23
customers.

See tho beautiful display of. fine
Xmas perfumes at Daniels Drug store.
gO.gf
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

All the fancy soaps perfumes and
toilet preparations at Daniels Drug
store. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

your Christmas holly only fifteen
cents pound. 92-S6
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Make Christmas gift Of cut
glass berry bowl. Gibbs Jewelry Co.
or. on
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Al Fred O. Williams cigar store
you will find all kinds Of high grade
tobaccos for the holiday trade.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Special attention given to chill.
dren's photos Christmas day at Mas.
tor Studio.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23
JOTTINOs ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Assorted candies at Rogers Bakery
Co. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Go to Ludwick and Fletcher's fol
The daily tribune., 1907-12-23

Dran,atfs Personae-
A City Bachelor.
Dan Cupid.
lanes. the Butler.
Scene-The hvins room of a 1oealthy
bachelors apartments.
Time-Ne1o Years Rbe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
ALEXANDER
 MAKES BOND
SalO0ni>t Who Shot and Killed Negro Released From the County Jail
 Friday Afternoon.

W. c. Alexander, the white saloon- ist who was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of murder in the first degree, for shooting and killing Nose Blackburn, a negro, at Corner stone several weeks ago, was releas ed from the county jail Friday after noon upon making bond He made bond in the sum of $7,5OO, an amount agreed to by Prosecuting Attorney w. D. Jones. w. D. Hearn and l. and E. Wertheimer signed the paper Attor- ney w. B. Sorrells, who was retained by Alexander after being indicted, says that they are not worried about the outcome of the Alexander trial He said he will be ready whenever the State announces ready for the hearing in the circuit court,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
BLUFF CITY RINK
 WILL OPEN MONDAY

The Bluff City Rink will open Mon day night for the season. Many preparations are being made for the opening and the largest crowd that has ever been within rink building i'll this state is expected. The floor has been put in first class condition and many other Improvements made. The rink will be under the manage ment of Meyer Solmson. X fine band has been engaged and good music is assured patrons. Many new features are to be offered at the rink during the winter Ladies will receive every attention and no roWdyism will be permitted OH the floor by skaters. as SureS the management. A force of men have been at work several days making improvements there and when the place is thrown open to the public Monday night what premises to be the most successful seasol in the skating history of Pine Bluff will be on. The doors will open at 1:30 o'clock and the opening session will last until 1O::30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
WOMAN MANAGER
 FOR THE POSTAL
Miss Maud Mueller of Minden, La., Re. opens the Postal Office Here Which Was Closed When the
 Strike Was Declared.

/ Miss Maud Mueller, a pleasant Young woman from Minden, La., and telegrapher of several years ex- perience, arrived in the city Friday and yesterday opened the local of- k flee of the Postal Telegraph Com pany here. Miss Mueller will be thelocal manager here in future and comes to this city highly recom- mended. She is a most pleasant young lady and is deserving of a liberal patronage. The Postal of flee was closed recently when the telegraphers strike was declared. The former manager went on a strike" with the other telegraphers throughout the country, locked the office. left the key with the clerk |, the hotel Jefferson and left the s-::,y accompanied by his wife. The Postal and Western Union officials say that they are getting the best of the strikers and are filling the places in every city and town. Their lines are now being opened daily and in few weeks the officials say that they will have lines open to all parts of the world as usual.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

feydel Shingle Co. vs. F. L. Gocio October II
 5. C. Veil vs. St. L. s. W, Rv. Co October II.
 Bluff City Lumber Co. vs. Citizens Light and Transit Co.,. October II.
 Bluff City Lumber Co ys. Union Furn. Co, October II.
 Ben F. Bingham vs. :. W. T. & r. Co. and Citizens l.. & I. Co.,. October H.
 Ht0f City Lumber Co vs. Homo Fnrh. Mfg. Co. ct aI October II.
 Bluff City Lumber Co. ys. Globe & Rutzers Ins. Co.,, October 15.
 Troupe vs. Sanders, October l.. Henson vs. Owen, October l5.
 II, T Miller vs. Bluff City Iumber Co.. October 11.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
SPECIAL TRAINS
 FOR THE FAIR
All Roads Preparing to Handle Heay, Passenger Traffc-The Fair Oiii- cials Assured That the Rail- roads Will Do Their Part
 in Making Event a
 Success.

Further assurance of the co-opera- ton of the railroads entering the city in making the second annual State Fair d success was obtained yester- day in communications received at State Fair headquarters from Supt. H. E. Martin of the Little Rock & Hot Springs Western and the officials of the Rock Island and Iron Mountain routes, says the Hot Springs News Record
 MT. Martin's communication sets forth the fact that during the ten days of the fair special train which will be known as the State Fair Special will be run from Pine Bluff over the Pine Bluff Western tracks each day It will leave Pine Bluff at 7:15 a. m and arrive here three hours later. Ii will return at night, leaving here at a time which will give it's passengers an opportunity to spend the entire day at the fair grounds. To make pOSSlDle lne fuulllUS OI lnlS trdll Iue Pine Bluff Western has leased extra engines and coaches from the Cotton Belt
 In addition to the above the Little Rock X Hot Springs Western has ar ranged to have trains at Benton to make immediate connection with all Iron Mountain trains and to deliver passengers in the city without a wait of more than few minutes. To dc this the road has secured of the Iron Mountain an extra engine and ten coaches.
 Both the Iron Mountain and Rock Island officials stated that all trains on their roads bound for this city would be supplied with extra coaches and that when necessary special equipment would be ready to take care of the passenger traffic.
 With the assurances of these con- munications the Fair officials are as sured of success, and, of course, are justly elated ovef the matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
Many Civil Suits Are to Be 7 Disposed of al This Term
 of Coultt- Six on Docket For the First Day.
THE TRIAL CALENDAR
List of Petit Jurors and Style of Va.  riOus Suits to Be Heard-Jud.e
 Grace Eill Empanel Jury Monday
 Morning.

The petit jurors selected recently by the jury commissioners of JetTer- son county to serve at the September term of the circuit court, will report Monday morning to Judge A. B. Grace and will be empanelled immediately Many cases are docketed for this term of court. The jury trial calendar con- tains nearly eighty civil suits and it is figured by the court attendants that :, the session of the court will extend into the month of November Six cases have been set for hearing in the circuit court for Monday, Septem- Der 30 but it is hardly probable that that many will be disposed of in one day.
 The members of the petit jury are: Harvey Hogg, Mercer 'Sligh, N. s. Me- Cain, Robert l.. McGehee, E. w. Free man, A. B. Smith, w. T. Simpson, Tandy Brewer, w. H. Taylor, V. s. Mcclellan, Claud Clegg, Bud Byrd, H A. Mooney, Charles Roberts, Bruns on Hammett, M. 2. Cleveland, J. B. Avery J. D. Milner, K. T. Roberts, Louis Roth, J. B. Speers, Earle Phillips Charles Deutsch and Jeff Hicks.
 The civil docket includes the follow ing cases:
 Leitner & Veil vs. Selma McNulty September 30.
 Anderson vs St. L., l. M. X $. Ky Co.,, September 30.
 w. J. Craig ys. c. G. Brockway, Sep tember 30.
 J. c. Seawel vs. St. L.a l. NJ. X 5 Ky Co.,, September 30.
 Wm. Gibson & Son ys. Cotton bei Ky, September 30.
 Carrie A. Hopkins vs. W. c. Mitchell .et>al, September 30. s (Criminal Docket State vs. A. X ( ; Peyton, October 1. l.. & E. Wertheimer vs. Fay Val Valkenburg, October 1. City of Pine Bluff vs. l.. P. Drak ct al, October 1 Burton B. Veil vs. Anna lsabe Ffnneran, October 1.
 National Cash Register Co., vs. \ T. Jenkins, October l.
 J. w. Walls vs. Silver Bell lodge X F., October 1.
 Rebecca R. Jones vs. B. H. Cali sher, October l..
 J. B. York vs. Arthur Murray, Octc Der ?.
 J. w. John vs. J. B. Hart, October
 J. H. Brooks vs. H. V. Leaman, Oe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29
OA9To7EA. ,,o,,, Il. 11hs Kind yoa Have Always Bought E'isaa;''' g, &Hzzzzzw

Roy F. Britton, the we'll known young clubman and railroad official from St. Louis, is in the city on busi- ness. MT. Briton is a son of General Manager Britton of the Cotton Belt. He is guest at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Judge T. NJ. Phillips, the we'll known Altheimer planter, was in the city yesterday On business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

tCber 3.
 White vs. Greer. October 2
 Travellers Fire Insurance Co. vs. Jefferson county. October ,.
 Frederick 6; Bascom Rope Co., vs Dilley Foundry O., October ,.
 John Darlington vs. Citizens Light X Transit Co October 3.
 Maurice ys I-angford, October 3.
 Jeff Davis ys. \. R. Davis, October
 j. C. Donaldson. agent vs. T. Y Murphy, October 3.
 John A. iIudgins ys. Henry Lusby, October 3
 State of Arkansas. etc.. Minerva Weaver vs. Ind Nut. [ndty. Co. Octo- Der 3.
 Clark Music Go vs. Dellmon. Octo. Der 4. Mcdonnell, October 1.
 Chas. Well. receiver. ys. J. ". Row land, October f.
 Ben Franklin vs. St. L., l. M. X s. Ky Co.,. October 4.
 Fred Wilson ys. w. NJ. Galloway, October l.
 NJ. E. Bryan, agent for M. Bram, vs J. E. Gray. October 4.
 Russell Gro. Co. vs. the w w.. Banard Co.,. Pine Bluff Tr. Go. garn., October (.
 K. H. Walker, admr., vs. Ind. Mutt Indty Go. ct al, October :.
 J. w. Moring ys. St. l.. s. W. Ry. Co.,, October :.
 \. Baum vs Drew Newsom, Octo- Der {. Chas. Veil, receiver S. Mer. Co.. vs. Mack Haney. October 7
 Miles Leach ct al vs. R. w. Doug lass, October s.
 Emma Havis vs. Y. o. C. Brick Co.,, October s.
 J. A. Holmes Co. vs. E. H. schrein- CT & Son, October s.
 Hot Springs Concrete Go. vs. P. B. & w. Ky. Go. and St. L., I. M & s Ky. Co.,, October s.
 J. w. Jamerson ys. St. L., M. & &. Ky Co.,, Ocober g.
 National Portrait Go. vs. s. M. Twine ct al, October g.
 Jessie M. K. Johnson vs. St. L., M. & s. Ky. Co.,, October 9.
 Laura E. Banks vs. s. NJ. Miller, October g..
 Walter Began, minor, by next friend, Green Began, vs. St. L., l. NJ & s. Ky. Co.,. October g. Ellen Bland vs. Sallie E. Meeks' October g. A. A. LeLaurin vs. Sam HerrlcA, October g. Jeff Davis vs. Pine Bluff Trust Co.,. October 10.
 Bose Edwards vs. O. C. Hankinson, October 10. Daisy Walker as admx. ys. Citizens Light & Transit Co.,, October 10.
 Mary E. Seymour vs. City of Pine Bluff, October 10.
 w. H. Crook vs. St. L'' l. M' & B. Ry. Co.,, October 10.
 A. G. Burton vs. Wm. Simpson, October 10.
 c. A. &F.I I. Gordon vs. St. L., l. M. l Q C D,. No fletcher H.
 c. E. Philpot vs St. L., l. M. x D. Ry. Co.,, October Il.
 A. F. McNeill vs. St. L., l. M. & B. Ky Co.,. October II.
 Rodney Felton vs. St. L.' l. M. & B. Ky. Co.,, October II,
 Winters ys. Moore, October II.
 J. w. Bayless vs. b F. HetiioA October II.
 A. L. Burnett vs. Grand Lodge h of P, October 14.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

Sidney Helms of Warren, formerly of this city, is in the city on business. He is a guest of relatives while here. Wesley Vining, an old Pine Bluff boy now located at Hot Springs, is visiting friends and relatives in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

Woman loves clear, rosy con- plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri- aes the blood, clears the skin, re- sores ruddy, sound health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-29

Telephone us your order when ix aeed of job printing. Both phones.
 ADAMS PRINTING GO.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

Pure made home lard at
Bakers.
Flour, graham, cornmeal, bran
and shorts at Gleason & Mar
Shall'S.
Leave your orders for books
and periodicals at the Wa-Keeney
Book store.
For Sale-Two registered Gal
loway bulls, 3 years old, good
ones P w OToole, Banner
Wanted. immediately Sew
eral sections of raw and improv-
ed land.-R. 81. Burns.
W. II. Swiggett is making a
speciality of carefully prepared
abstracts. See him.
Come in and see our fine line
of fresh candies, chocolates and
package goods. J. G. Owen
Do you want a loan? Do you
want to sell your land? Do you
want to buy land at bargain?
Call on John A Nelson, Wa-Kee-
ney, KanS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

The names of the new pro-
prietors of the American House
are Malon & Heyl They come
from Walker and are highly rec
commended as men of excellent
standing; also well fitted for the
work they are now taking charge
of. They will treat you right
and we bespeak for them a share
of the public patronage
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

Bob Kirk and w. T. Littlechild
made trip to Blue Rapids, Kan.
a short time ago and purchased
eight head of Hereford heifers
and eight bulls at the sale held
by Miss Lou Goodman. These
cattle are all registered and are
as fine as can be seen in any part
of Kansas and are the pick of
Miss Goodman'S herd.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23
Golden Belt Association

The Golden Belt meeting will
be held in Wa-Keeney Friday
and Saturday, November 29-3O.
All persons may enroll and by
paying the one dollar dues are
entitled to all the privileges of
the association, including lee
lures and contest. Enroll with
the secretary, Miss Wonner.
Separate attractions SOC.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

On November so there will be
a dance at Big Greek hall and all
are invited to attend, but the
committee wants it understood
that there is to be no drinking
or carousing of any kind. This
is a kindly warming but we want
it needed for heretofore some
have been acting in an objection
al manner, and it must be stop
ped as the dances are to be con-
Quoted in a clean, orderly man
ner. Committee.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

Stanley Straw left for Hois-
ington for a visit. He will see
the girl down there that he tried
to run off with her pocket book
once upon a time. How about
that pocket book Stan?
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-11-23

Just now is a good time to buy
that winter underwear and get
YOUR size. Gleason & Marshall.