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The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
Reward for Alleoed Slayer,

Acting Governor Pindall has issued a proclamation. offering S100 reward for ,tbasscapture. and conviction of William FGloNef, a negro, who is charged with hay ng shot and killed R. w. Frear, whle, in Chicot county, August IF, 1001'
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
A Profitable Crop.

The Irish potato crop is proving to be one of the most profitable in the vicinity of Prescott. A carload sold at Prescott for $51S.16.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
Placed In Receivership.

The secretary of state has been mo- Iified that the American Sawmill Com pany of St. Louis, Mo- was in the hands of receiver.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
Will Start Goat Farm.

E. NJ. Grayette has purchased a tract of GAO acres of hill lanr near Gravette, and will stcok it with Angora goats. He believes there is good profit ill goats in that section of the country.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
company poubles Stock.

The secretary of sate has been mo- stifled that the capital stock of the Missouri-Arkansas Mining Company of Harrison had been increased from s5O.- GOO 10 $100, ,O0O. 5s
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
13-Year Old Boy Is Sent to Peniten-
 tiary.

In the Miller County Circuit Court white boy, pleaded guilty to charge of burglary. He will be sent to the Arkansas penitentiary, from which it is thought he will be transferred to the Reform School by the state authori
 ties. The boys father who lives at Shreveport, informed the authorities some time ago that the boy was abso
 lutely incorrigible and that he had given up all hope of retaining him
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
Child Killed.

The 4-year-old son of Mrs. Walter Evans of Sheridan fell out of wagon Sunday and was killed instantly.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
Bid Meetinq at Crossett.

The Methodist meeting at fCrossett continues to draw great crowds. The large tent will no longer hold the peo. pie and outside seats have been pro vided Miss M. c. Kenzie, deaconess, Rev. J. M Workman and Rev. J. D. Hammons, pastors, and c. T. Tatam, singer, are aided by large number of volunteer workers. The employees from the logging camps are attending the meeting, the camp foremen run ming special trains for them. There had been S3 accessions up to the meet ing Tuesday night.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03

And when at eve he wandered home. As tired as he could be, He said: T love the Glorious Fourth, 'Tis a day what jest suits me-
 aa assssE si.' Ss''
 THE ONE DAY. Sizz! Boom! Bang! You can't get away, So you may as we'll stay To the big show. It will positively appear But once this year. Promptly at midnight The red light Begins to burn And no one dares turn It low Until the last firecracker has been e1 pioded. Hark, children, the day is loaded, And you'll know 1t when you see it Unless your ear muffs fit Pretty quick. It is the reflex action of the big stick. The only and original grand aggrega, tion of noise. Come and bring your boys.
 .aass .;aisaasi SsA
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03
AN EXPLANATION.

Why is Fourth of July anynow Eddie?"
 'Why = CT you see = Christopher Columbus or George Washington dis covered it in 1492, an so we don't have no school on that day!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

nSns lit gottlpb gar nift nothig.
Gr bat bereits in einem Shrciben,
bus id berte friib erbielt, INN meme
6anO geluorben."
rMoBler?"
r9r. @iftpr Mtobler. 8, Ipfcbc
hnrafterfeite Mdnner. lpic aud mein
lieber Snpa elmer irar. line ju beutc
10 ieltenl Weinit Oh nibt aitf1,
6ran5?"
Srnn3 bate sic Sprnhe ~oerloren.
llnb nod Muem. mas Oh mir iiber
BEN 0oftor. mitset6eilt boit - unb id,
Oantc Dir bon 5crSen fir Die ~gIiidper@
beiBenben Snformationen - paiien ia
Or. IioBler unb ih prdhtig 5uiams
men. SD bin ndmlih Nitalieb Der
Moriantibcu Congregation im Sns
ititllt Der Gneliid)en Srduiein seipors
Den. Sofort melh' ih Der Namd,
bub i'd Dem Softor Das Satport
ihreiben BARI"
r@l i" Sic anbcre Glide
blieb Srnn5 IN Ser &eblc itefen. CT
ltnnb nod INNER NIT cincnt 5iemlif
perbnsten @eiidjt %, als Sic iber>
gliidlide glia idon ldileit Ser Namn
ihren Gnti6lub mitgetbeilt hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
iteber bic Mmfsabc Der Ireiic

nurbe ani Der Sabrcspcriammlung
Deg Seuti1 : ImcritaniiGen Sc1rer@
tunbe5 cine ldngcre Ne~lplutipH untere
6reitet, in Der es - mie mir aus Dem
.Seutihcn Gorfdmpfer" crlebcn -
II. g.. bci6t: Ser beutidcn Samilie
iou Die beutide 3eitung eineit
2cieltoff bieten. Der 49,. frei'pon all
ienen Yerihten lit, Die Der perberbs
lidcn @roBmannsiuht nnb Dem
pioerli6en &roeentbnm @orl@ub
leiitcn."
Cine Wabnuna IN bicicr Mihtung
ihrei6t elm Wefielblatt treffenD. Ut
iebr ansebrad,t. Sem ipas Itd)
mande beutibs amcrifnniifc Cages
5eitlngen IN Der 9eridteritattin8
aus Iereinsz unb Samilientreiien
I~eiitcn. gcbt ms aihgraiIc. DAB Der
8ereim ngbelipeib" ieiu Stiftuu9sieit
biz in Die Sriibe nm iiiufe" aus
bebntc unb baB Damn Die 9eBten id)iez
ben init DEM ihonen @%elpuBtiein.
pcrgniigte StunOen pcrle6t al bnben";
bob bie Sameu bes .Srbcus"
.Sprinaenber &iridbpd NO. ABB" Gin
2eberfnobeleiien bnttcu, c5 dber redt
out iiberitanoeu; onb man iih auf Der
\ @ebnrtstugsfeier bes 10jdbrigen
Sriel aiimnelmed nnp Deg 33 Sabre
nItcn Srl. Wdlfen S,nmcrnoh Dfoitz
lid. v9roBdrtig". .binmliih" uip.
amiiiirt BAT; baB Srm G%nni9unSe
anlbsber5 iGrem @atten Sum De-
burtstae elm Snor geltidter Tantofs
feln Gcihentt; bab SRI. Sabettc Siibs
bolS nnd 8bite Ssur eereiii lit nno
&err @c%r6ieraebiilie @nitap Sausbad
an @ciud bel Srn. Nad,tDGd)ter Sacob
9irnbaum nnaelnngt lit al nnS
uno tauIenberlci dbnlide .@eiels
IhaitsnaGri1ten" belien Die @robs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
.. %. 6. Gcutral. gereiu.

Can't @eihluB ser SO. @cneral<
Terinmmlung iollen Hic o~iesidhri9cn
Yrotufollbiiter brett an Die Sefrctdre
Der ciu5elnen Sofals@ creine selonbt
ipcrben. @s iii babcr bon groBtcr
8id,tigfeit iiir Nae, Dem Gcntrnls
%crein nngeihlonencn Gercine. ipelhe
81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT bcrcrbtist iimo.
bab hem Gorreip. uno Stuanas Setres
tor, iorie Dem Yrototpq Sefretdr eeS
Central gereins cine correfte Cite
Der Ganen bon alien Gereinen eineS
leoen Stnatsperbanoes, neblt Den NM
men. Straseuuumuer, ooer Nural
9toute Summer inO genaiie @oits
Cffices NbreiIe zines ieben Sefretdrs
Der pcrI6iebeneu 2ofal : Gereine bis
lpGteitens am 4. Nopember 1908
iibermittelt iperoen. Sn bieier 9ite
mnB ferner bel benz Gamcn cin:5
jcben 9of1ls @creins. eleid5eitig Die
genaue 3abl Der 'Witglieber, fir
meldpc Der @erein in bieiem Sabre
Sopfiteuer On Den Gentralz @erein 6es
3ablt bat, ioipie Der Setrag Sieier
Gopflteuer angeeeben iucroen. Die
fir Die .Gutbolic S~eberotion" bes
irimmte aopiitcuer oarf isSof nidt
bierbci in Gnrehnung sebradt irer@
Sen. Sic merben MN bicrmit
freunbli6 aebetcn, 5pei 0iiten tpie
oben anaegeben, ansuicrtiseu, uno
bieiclben biz ipdteiteus am 1. Nopems
Der 1908 an Den lfutersei9ueten eins
%Suienben. sm Nuftrnee bes Yrdiis
beutcn: 6nbolf 9rucger. Gprreip. nno
SiuanssS etretdr, 2610 Q, Seiieripn
Gbe.. ct. 9ouis. Wto.
Sm Iiccr Der @iinite eririt't
Dos 0jIiif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
Sie Wanrer an Der Mrbett.

Ser fransoiiiGe WiniIter bes Of
fentiideu ltnterrintes, griaub, bat
on Die IfabemieS Oireftoren elm per=
tranlihes Munoihreiben geriftet,
Dos nih Ben @~orltebern Der 0pmnas
lien iibern1ittelt iuuroe. Naf benz
ielben iollen Die Shiiler. ipelhe Dem
9teligionsunterriht nnb Dem @ottes
bienitc b%eifppbncn ipoQen. cine Care
entrihten. @rianb 1agt nGmlih, Der
reIisioic lluterriht utb Der 8ottesz
bienit ieicn 2urusartifel unb miilicn
bober beiteuert neroen. Mebrere
S~hiilboriteber baben iif entlfieben
ge9cn bieie merbDrt bnrte Wdbreael
auseciprohen, nlcin lie miiicn iib
Dor benz miniiteriellen llfas beugen.
gldn bpfft auf oieie 8eiic Die Sdmiz
lien a~b5ulbrefen unb Tie nad unb
nod bn3u su brin9en. bab lie cine
Griitlide Gr8ieblng nuf9eben. Ser
Grsbiid)pf bon Yaris bat iid in
i6drfrer 8eiie aegen ben miniitcriel>
len GrlaB ausgeiprod3en. CT fagt II.
a., baB Die glteru eas HeHt unb Sic
Sfliht baben, cine hriitlide gr5ieb>
ltns 5n berlangen. neil in eriter 9inic
Die &inber Den gItern 9cbDren n1b in
letter 2inie Dem Staate. gs bleibe
ibnen ni6ts anberes. als bas 2iebitc
Der @elt. Die Seele ibrer &inber. benz
geirnlttbdtigen Staat geseniiber 5u
pertbelDigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

and at ltntfang ipie Starfc. Serge
be;ts mag bann Elm @upiepclt feline
Idrnnng ansrnfen gescn bic n&iai=
tcr". Scr Irbeiter iutlt, bab Ell 81
lebr io5ial intereiiirt. an icbr bonn
8emeinIhaftsgefibl b%urdbrungcn lit,
um mod LANCER Die 5ur atomiiiruile
neiacnoe @eieiiibuit fir einen Se9en
balten 8t fonneil. Bon ieinen Wtits
Gitr9crn miro es abbdneen. oh bteies
iein neiigeiponnenes io3iaIes Gmpfins
Den DEM Sanoe 5um Se9eu mnsfdllen
nirb, pber 5itm llnleeen. &laNeubc>
ipuhticin bebeutet nift n~ptbipcnbi9erz
lreile aud &laiienfanlpf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
5um beutifcu llntcrridt In uniereu
Efarrihnlen.

@ci Der 8runOiteinlegung elmer
polniiden Stride in eiuem meltliten
Staate CAB Der 8iidof, Der Dieie bl.
6anolung bornabm, inter dnDeren
beber5igenstpert6en @tufen uno Wabz
nllngen Die grfldritng a6. Der Yrielter
miiiie Si ben Sinbern Der 8emeinbe
in ibrer Miutterlpra6e Ipred)en. Sas
lit einmal Gin @ort. ebenip ipabr als
oti9ebraft. slnd) fntbolilfe 2ebrper<
ionen iollten bnsiclbe beadten. gs
gibt leioer ni6t ipcnisc beutide Sc
n,einben. in ipeld)en Die ainber bon
Yrieitern nnb 2ebrern begin. 9ebrz
idhtpeitern auBer Der Stride - an els
nigen Srtcn ielbit in Der Stride -
unD aubcr Dem beutihen llnterrihs
fat ME Elm beutihes @ort hDren.
Selbit electromagnetic engliids anles
rifaniihe Yrdlntcn nie 8ifhof SpalS
ping rnb Der perltorbene Soabjutora
Gr6biidof montgomery baden ipiebers
bolt dbnlihe Mabnun9en nie Die pbiz
ee an bic beiltif : amcrifdniihen &az
t~fulifcn erseben laiien. lli1b @ertrez
ter bes 81. Vaters ielbit baben Das
Strebcn oeutiher aatboliten mad CIR
boltli1a ibrer Nutteriprahe ais be-
reftigt rnb ~lobenspertb anerfnnnt.
9iun ipobl, tper BEN Stped mill. mu6
allb Die Wittel molten. 3u Den @iits
teln, nnleren &unoern uniere Sprade
gu erbalten. gebbrt aber Die obcn err
mdbntc beoanerliGc 8epfloge1heit
gan5 ii6er nift. SIM @egcntbeil.
@as bie &inbcr lernen ioGen, Dos
miiiien Die GrSieber tie lieben lebren.
@ie iolen nber Die 9inber cine
Sprnbc lieben. pclhc ibrem Seelior>
ger unb ibrem 9ebrer ~slcihgiilti9 gu
lein. ipp niht gar bon beiben serina
aeid)Gbt uno igonirirt an perben
iheint? sic tperben ba nielmeer Den
ginDrud empfangen, bab bieie
Sprafe rniht biel ipcrtb" lei, oar
man ii1 alio niht Ionberlid barilm
3u bemiibcn 6raude. Sic lperber
bieien ginbrud beito cher empfangen,
je lieber lie barnn slanben. nnb tic
glauben ia eerne bardn. tpeil lie obnc<
bin ni6t .~gleideu", nit 5tpei Gprus
den iidb ab3umiiben; cine ipirD linen
ia piel leihter. unb beionocrs Die
enaliidc.
@on Den Gltern bringen sipar nod
mau6e barauf - ipeui9itens lofpeit
lie pcritdnbig 1inb - ipredben aud
bobeim i,rr Deutid NIT linen, penig
items, I'M 4nfdng, aber - mas piiiei,
lhliebli6 Die babon2 Yrieiter mn
Shneitern baben rod mehr selernt,
gm Gnoe befommt drh Der volf
man" lnb Die .olo ponnn" babeim
mn nod ensliihe Nntiuorten 5n borer
unb miiiien lid 5ulest ielbit beaues
men. nrllen bieielben nit ben &inDerr
iiberboupt nod perfebren, engliih al
rnbe6rcfen, benn en9liif 5u iprefen,
mcbr su iaeen, als mas man fir Die
Sirabc, Die .Sffice", ben aauilober
ODER Die @erfitdtte 9ebraudt. ods lers
men nur @eniee. 9iht ielten abei
hort ipdter, ipenn Die ainber einmnl
fir lid ielber Iursen tonncn. aler fas
miliGrer Serfebr anf, neil man eins
amber niht mebr berItebt. Nit ben
0dnoe Der Wutteriprad)e bat lid aud
ons Der TietGt. Der Siebc utb an
banslihfeit alntdbli9 selodert nnf
i6lieflid 9elolt.
suIlcn mmfere Sinner 9entid Ter.
men, baum miifen Gitern, Hrieiter urt
9cbrer ibnem bicic Sprahc lieb nni
ucrtb maiden - uidlt ~ hmrd 3eb-
re, iOnberu praftiidb bmrd) ifr Sei.
fpiel, mnb babmrm, bak itc bieiclbeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

mannsiuft unb bns T%rpeentbim
inter Der beutih : anterifauiihcn
Seleripeit groB5ieben uno beren Sc
ldmnd perlimpeln. Bldtter. Die es
nit ibren Iuf9nben crnit meinen uito
Selbitahtllng bciiben, ioateu alf bers
nrii9e rpiocIlide 3psmitteid)en pers
3 ibteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

nnbalten, aud anbcrbalb Der panr
beutihen ltnterridts itunbcn ibre
Mutteripradc sm %sebraadDen, iid TN
Sentihipred)cu unn zShreiben 81
iiben. Sbne bteic GonpcriatiDnss
ltebungem iimb bic bentiden Stnrbcn
pom ear menis @crtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10
SmheridJnn

Ser belicbte @ onberers
adIenbcr iilr bas Sabr 1909.
elmer Der reidbaItiglten unb beitnuss
Gcitatteten fatboliiden Snmilieusaaz
lenoer Tmerifo's. iit inn Srnd crihies
ncu. 9eSiel6e iii gegen Ginienoun9
bon 20 Gents portofrei crbdltliG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Scr Iebenbige Noiens
frdu6" FL bdben i'm Wcrlag bon
gcr5i0er 9rp3.. Nep S)ort, 5ulI
Sreiie bon 90 Gents. lit Elm Grb1Iz
l1gss unb 0cbctbud, bus Ouilitdnhig
'einem wilrpi9en 3nede entipri9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Gan3 I'M antlange nit obisen Nlss
iiibrungen leien mir bieIer Gage eineu
Srtifcl in Der tdAlidsn st. Spuiier
.@merifn" inter Dem 5itcl Sen
Yplitifern ciu llnwdabarcs." Sn
bieIem artifel fanbeu mir folgeube
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-10

Sm &ccr DER @iinite eririt't
bas @liif. Il
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
Care q Colts.

You've been 10 busy this summer
to pay much steeation to the colts.
Then make up fss lost time now.
Teach the colt - lead and drive. Do
i wisely and palsatly. It's easy to
make him JERK ~ the head every
time you raise ysw hand or speak
cross. A JERKING solt has . jerking
trainer.
Handle the tea Pick them up and
tap them. Get lin % he can be shod
without fear. See that the feet are
properly trimmed to promote and di.
rect proper growth Of hoof. Don't let
any fool hoof butcher. do it, either.
Make the colts fearless by showing
them strange sights.
1t wouldn't be bad investment II
several farmers would get their colts
together and introduce them to an au.
tomobile. Do It gradually at first,
Hire the automobilist so you can have
him do as you want him to. Colts
must be taught that the auto, the
street cars, trains. threshing engines
and all such scary things will not hurt
them. A fearless colt is worth more
to any owner, city or country, than
one that has to be turned around and
fee when such a thing approaches.
But in teaching the colts to be fear.
less don't use brute force. Use good
sense, patience, kindness.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
CHICAGO ON A JUNE NIGHT.
In Matter Of Love Windy City VIII Not
Take Back Seat.

Mrs. Elinor Glyn. the English novel.
ist is trying to tell us that we Ameri.
cans are selling platers in the love
making steeplechase. She says 1t
takes an Englishman to make love.
The Englishman may be all right at
the love business and Elinor may
know what she is talking about; but
when 1t comes to the real dope on this
matter, take It from me, Chicago has
them all beat long city block. It's
a little dull in the winter time, but
Just bring Elinor to Chicago in the
summer. Take her to Lincoln park
some evening, then on a trip on the
lake to st. Joe. Or, let her have a
peep into some West Side parlor while
George is making a June evening call.
Or, let her stroll around the neighbor.
hood and watch a healthy Chicago
couple hang on the gatepost a few
hours. II few Of these things don't
put her right, I'll give it up.-Chicago
American.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
Temperance Societies ILLEGAL.

Thes clergyman recorded compla.
Gently the twentyseventh New Year
pledge taking.
Excellent work. A glorious day"
he said. And yet do you know that
there was once q time when oil this
sort Of thing was criminal"
moi"
Yes. It was In India, at the BEGIN
ming Of the English occupation. Med
ical men believed In those days that q
white man could not live in India with.
out drinking. They thought he needed
a half-pint Of whisky, or its equivalent,
every day. And they insisted on his
taking 1t.
Temperance societies, total alb
stinence and the signing Of the pledge
were things forbidden in India. Such
things were thought injurious TO the
white mans health out there. Hence,
to 60 in for them was to be arrested,
fined, imprisoned, banished.
But to-day in India total abstinence
is encouraged, for it has been found
that the abstainer stands the heat
FAR better than does the man who
drinks"
SHADES FOR THE LAMP.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
Max. the Most Of pIeknle..

The long summer days are again
here and the season suggests picnics.
I0ere is no more pleasant way of
spending an afternoon than at a pic.
mic. This affords an easy and agree
able way of being sociable. With par.
ties or sociables the work of enter.
tanning falls upon one or two, while
In the picnic each person contributes
to the dinner and each person is re.
sponsible for his or her entertain.
ment.
Anything in the way Of refreshments
may be taken to the picnic but some
things are more appropriate than 9th.
ers. Cold tea, salad dressings, olives,
pickles, etc. are nearly always includ.
ed In picnic lunches because they can
be carried In sealed cans. Deviled
eggs, canned meats, ETC., also form q
part Of the usual picnic lunch. We
think Of the things that are easily
carried and that can be served with
the fewest dishes.
Informality Is the keynote to the
pleasure derived from a picnic. PEG
pie are always ready for a good time
and go to picnies for that purpose
Anyone who feels that his food must
Be served in order and who does not
feel able to come down to usual pic
mic style, had better absent himself
from same as he win not enjoy himself
or add any merriment to the party.
Picnic style has its own attraction
and to rob 1t Of its individuality would
be to spoil 1t entirely. We should en-.
courage picnics; II is good fol people
to meet In this Informal way and to
eat out in the open air. Many seem to
think that one must necessarily 90 for
some distance-to lake or to a park,
o. some resort. II ID always pleasant
when this can be done but II is not
necessary; there are always many
pretty places near at hand. It is un.
necessary for anyone to do lot Of
extra work for Q picnic; plain, whole.
some things that will satisfy good
healthy appetites are all that are need.
Cd. Make the most Of picnics. enjoy
the summer months, enjoy your
friends and get together. That Il
what makes life worth living.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
SURELY LIMIT OF MEANNEss.
Husband Got Photographic Record Of
Wlfe's Snoring.

Lincoln Beachy, the well-known bal.
!oonist, was talking In Toledo about
Henry Farman's recent marvellous
dight with his aeroplane in Paris.
The aeroplane will some day rule
the air." he said. Modern invention
makes this probable, particularly the
Invention of motors that are at once
very light and very powerful. What
q useful thing modern invention d."
said Mr.. Beachey, with a laugh. Il
know, for instance, Toledo man who
started the photograph going sudden.
~ the other night. His wife looked
up from her book.
what kind Of q record Is thstr
she cried. 1t sounds like q dog fight
In q sawmill.'
1T is your own record said the
husband, triumphantly. I set the ma-
chine on you last night In your sleep.
Now, maybe, you'll believe that you
snore.'"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
lnterurban Changes Hands.

The final papsss for the transfer Of
the lola Electric railway, which oper.
ates a local car hne and an interur-
ban line to Gas City, LaHarpe and
Concrete, has been received in lola
and the line win be taken over in
September by the Kansas Southern
electric line. J. Y. Crouch, president
Of the latter company, has just re.
turned from PARA where he financed
the new line. Il will be immediately
extended to Humboldt, nine miles
south, and from there to Pittsburgh
He expects to have cars operating
into Humboldt BY Christmas. This
will be the first Of the many project
ed interurban lines In southern Kan-
sas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06

Sometimes it seems like good deal
OF trouble to dip hogs or even to spray
them. I'll tell you a simple plan that
| have found to work splendidly. When
the pigs are all eating at the trough,
take your diluted coal tar dip in a
sprinkling can and run over them. In
warm weather they soon get accus.
toned to 1t and rather like It, and It is
scarcely any trouble at all 10 do It
two or three times . week. It will
contribute to their health wonderfully
by keeping their kin in ideal condi-
ton.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-11-06
He Was Missing Seven Years. !


Edward. Brown. who. disappeared
from South Haven, west Of Arkan-
sas City, seven years ago and was
supposed to be dead, is at the home.
Of his brother near Greencastle, Ind.
This information was received by his
father, H. v. Brown, postmaster at
Braman, Ok, In telegram from the
brother. who simply said that Edward
had come there. One day, seven years
ago, Edward Brown drove to South
Haven, put his team In livery barn,
drew s225 from the South Hayen sank
and went to Wellington. The last seem
Of him was in company with some
gamblers in Wellington. After a vain
search for him his relatives che toF
the conclusion that he had been killed
In Wellington and his body disposed
Of In some mysterious manner. Hs|
was then 80 years old and unmarried.
70 Discuss Corn.
6ince the alfalfa day" was % ron
orally observed all over the state, del
spite the stormy day, the Kansas
State Agricultural college is announce
Ing corn conference" for january
The idea is to have not one meetingI
only In the county, but as many meet
ings as there are general radingl
points, thus making 1t unnecessary forI
farmers to make special trips to theI
Institute. simply meeting at their
usual trading towns. Corn has beenl
the leading subject at every farmers'I
Institute in eastern Kansas for overI
two years and now the idea is to bringl
the discussions to certain lines Of ac-l
ton by or through these conferencesI
OF thousands Of farmers. The points,
suggested for discussion are: Prepara-l
ton of ground, selection of seed, grad
Ing, testing for termination, methodist
OF planting. methods Of cultivation. In
stitutes In the extreme western coun- .
ties are asked to meet on the same
day, and II they do not care To dis
cuss corn It Is suggested that they
discuss durum wheat and milo maise,
the latter being considered by the Do
partment Of agriculture at Washing.
ton as an excellent substitute for corn
where the rainfall Is 20 inches or less.
A Kansas Vanoioais ,,I...-.
Judge George l. Vanderveer, can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Judge Of the Ninth judicial district
before the recent primaries, was killed.
ct Hutchinson By the Rock Island
Golden State Limited, westbound.. He
was riding In N automobile and was
Just finishing his campaign. Both Of
his arms were bsoken and the back
Of his head IVES crushed. The train
was running at he rate Of about 50
miles an hour.