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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18


Gibson, Andy, Thistleridge.
Gregory. Sam, st. Joe.
Gaul, Major, st. Joe.
Gordan, VIM, st. Joe.
Hill, Jno., Bellevue.
Hubbard, Doran, Eastland.
Homes, Silas, Woodstock.
Hicks, Robt., Jr., Pamela.
Harris, Geo, Pamela.
Holiday, Granville, Mt. Ararat.
Hampton, VIM, Mt. Ararat.
Harper, Marshall, Avondale.
Hubbard, Densey, Avondale.
Hoffman, Hamp, Avondale.
Haynes, Harrison, Duck Pond.
Heard, Cooper, Oneonta.
Henry, John, Oneonta.
Harden, Tom, Cross Keys.
Hazard, kobt., Osceola.
Henderson, Frank, Osceola.
Hines, lack, Osceola.
Herman, Geo., Osceola.
Harris, Henry, Maryland
Hammond, Will, Delta.
Hatley, Isaiah, Locustwood.
Hammond, Chas., Locustwood.
Hammond, VIM, Locustwood.
Hammond, Chas. Jr., Locustwood.
Hartley, Minor, Locustwood.
Henderson, Willie, Crimea.
Harris, Rube, st. Joseph.
Hazard, Hense, st. Joseph.
Harper, Fred, St. Joseph.
Ingraham, Jim, Osceola.
Johnson, Tom, Pamela.
Jefferson, Willie, Pamela.
Jackson, Jas, Pamela.
Jefferson, Aaron, Osceola.
Jefferson, Jake, Osceola.
Jefferson, Jim, Osceola.
Johnson, Oliver, Osceola.
Johnson, Major, Osceola.
Jones, Willie, Osceola.
Jones, Dock, Mt. Ararat.
James. Peters, Avondale.
Jones, Aaron, Avondale.
Joyce, Jeff, Jr., Avondale.
James, julius, Avondale.
Julius, Andrew, Avondale.
Jefferson, John, Ridgeland.
Jenkins, VIM, Aubrey.
Jones, Tillman, Oneonta.
Joyce, Tom, Oneonta.
Johnson, Noah, Delta.
johnson, Chas., Locustwood.
Jones, Louis, Thistleridge.
Johnson, Moses, Saranac.
Johnson Bill, Saranae.
Jefferson, Alex, Saranac.
Johnson, Warren, Charlton.
johnson, Tom, Jr., Charlton.
johnson, Isaiah, st. Joe.
Jones, Mathew, st. Joseph.
James, Silas, St. Joseph.
Jones. Adam, st. Joseph.
Jackson, Joseph, st. Joseph.
Jackson, Gene, St. Joseph.
Kelley, Myles, Osceola.
Kelley, Alex, Oneonta.
Kelley, Dennis, Delta.
King, Chas., Ridgeland.
King, George, st. Joseph.
King, Robt., st. Joseph.
Keifer, Henry, st. Joseph.
Lee MILFORD, Mt. Ararat.
Lewis, Cur1ey. Avondale.
Lucas, Lloyd, Oneonta.
Lawyer, Robt., Jr., Oneonta.
Lewis, Dan. Locustwood.
Lewis, Sam, Thistleridge.
Liggins, West, Thistleridge.
Lincoln, Floyd, Thistleridge.
Marshall, Lee, Gum Ridge.
Marshall, Geo., Jr., Gum Ridge.
Marshall, Emanuel, Gum Ridge.
Mann, Jno.. Villa Clara.
Marshall, Jas, Minnehaha.
Moore, Abe, Mt. Ararat.
Mitchell, Henry, Avondale.
Moore, Willie, Avondale.
Mills, Elias, Aubrey.
Morris, Nathan, Osceola.
Miller, Tom, Osceola.
Morgan, Hamp, Osceola.
Miles, Warren, Osceola.
Murray, Joe, Osceola.
Miller, Levi, Osceola.
Nose, Julian, Maryland
Moss, Carter, Maryland.
Miller, Ambrose, Maryland.
Miles, Bob, Oneonta.
Mccall, Ike, Oneonta.
Mccall, leila, Oneonta.
Mccall, Rodney, Oneonta.
Massey, Anderson, Oneonta.
Muse, Abe, Delta.
Mills, Henry, Delta.
Moore, Steve, Delta.
Miller, Jake, Saranac.
Morris, Chas., Sunnyside.
Mead, Shed, Botany Bay.
Mimms, Willie, Pamela.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18

NuShCi, GiJdu, LOCust GTONC.
Roberts, VIII, Clydesdale.
Robinson, Mitchell, Scott Tract.
Robinson, Chisholm, Scott Tras
Robinson. Anthony, Cottonwood.
Smitha, j. M. Jr., Newellton.
Solomon, Hyman, NewelltoE.
Solomon Julius, Newellton.
Starr, Albert, Newellton.
Smith, John, Musgrove.
Selvy, Arthur, Locust Grove.
Spencer, John, Locust Grove.
Scott, Willie, O'Possum Run.
Scott, Sam, O'Possum Run.
Smith, Enoch, Clydesdale.
Stuart, Frank, Oak Grove.
Stamps, Nathan, Oak Grove
Spencer, VIM, West Point.
Smith, julius, Westwood.
Stevens, Jim, Westwood.
Strander, John, Jordan.
Smith, Dan, Elmsxood.
Smith, Albert, Pecan Grove.
Soulk. Ike, Mound Bayou PIT.
Sims Henry, New Light.
South, Zeke, New Lisht.
Soutr. Hiram, Jr., New l.ieht.
Ia! Icr. Louis, Neweilton.
Thomas, Major, BalLioral.
Thomas, Levi, MusgI owe.
Taylor. Silas, Verona.
Turner, George, O'Possum Run.
Truman. Steve, Clydesdale.
Thomas, VIM, Moss Grove
Thomas, Frank, Oak Grove.
Thomas, George. Oak Grove.
Taylor, Lem, Shackleford.
Thomas, Jesse, Shackleford.
Turner, VIM, Jordan.
Williams, Moses, Newellton.
Wolf, Mority, Newellton.
William, George, Newellton.
Ware, Fred, Newellton.
Watson, Henry, Muegrove.
Whitaker, Joseph, Wyoming.
Walker, Tom, Deerburn.
Williams, Eph., Clydesdale.
Williams, Will, O'Possum Run.
Waters, Randall, O'Possum Run.
Williams, Quit, Paradise.
Wills, David, Moss Grove.
Woods, Buck, Kansas.
Wilson, Claib, Nebraska.
Wilson, Gus, Nebraska.
Waters, Gus, Westwood.
White, David, Jr., New Light.
Young, Robt., Franklin.
Young, Rowe, Wyoming
THIRD WARD.
Addison, Louis, Villa Clara.
Allen, Henry, Mt. Ararst.
Alex, Joe, Avondale.
Adkins, Mat, Maryland.
Anderson. Tom, Oneonta.
Austin, Nels, Jr., Thistleridge.
Allen, Buster, Saranac.
Brown, Harry, Botany Bay.
Boiling, Emanuel, Botany Bay.
Brown, -Chas., Botany Bay.
Barrett, Frank, Sunnyside.
Briggs, John, Lake Place.
Brown, Chas., Pamela.
Bell, Horace, Jr., Pamela.
Briscoe, Wills, Pamela.
Baker, John, Avondale.
Brown, Willie, Avondale.
Briscoe, Jim, Avondale.
Bates, Adam, Avondale.
Burns, Felix, Villa Clara.
Baines, Geo., China Grove.
Bass, Spencer, Mound.
Brooks, Sam, Aubrey.
Brooks, Lem, Aubrey.
Brewer, John, Osceola.
Brewer, Andrew, Osceola.
Brewer, Chas., Osceola.
Burnley, Harry, Osceola.
Baker, Jonas, Osceola.
Bright, Chas., Maryland.
Bell, Robt., Maryland.
Brown, Marshall, Oneonta.
Baker, Chas., Oneonta.
Berry, E. T., Cross Keys.
Buford, JAS, Delta.
Brooks Richd., Delta.
Bernard, VIM, Delta.
Bernard, Dick, Delta.
Bernard, Bob, Delta.
Brown, John, Delta.
Brown, James, Delta.
Brown, Steve, Delta.
Bates, Geo., Jr., LOcustwOod.
Brown, Simon, Thistleridge.
Bovens, Buck, Thistleridge.
Brown, Roy, Thistleridge:
Brooks, Squire, Saranac.
Banks, Granville, Saranac.
Brown, Fred, Lakewood.
Butler, Gus, Oil Mill.
Banks, Morris, st. Joseph.
Brackens, Abe, st. Joseph.
Blackman, Alb st. Joseph.
Booker, viii, St Joseph.
Calvin, Hamp, Jr., Pamela.
Clark, Albert, Pamela.
Calvin, Monroe, Pamela.
Collins, VIM, Mt. Ararat.
Coleman, Silas, Inge.
Clifton, Cleveland, Lreen Ridge.
Clark, Andrew, China Grove.
Cruso, Frank, Osceola.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18
FIRST WARD.

Barber, Jim, Benn.
Butler, Thomas, Cane Ridge.
Brandon, George, Lake Place.
Clark, Robert, Lake Place. =
Clark, Walter, Benn.
Clemens, John, Hard Times.
CROMWELL, Mack, Evergreen.
Carr, William, Locustland.
Dates, Ed, Hollywood.
Densey, Willie, Como.
Davis Tom, Frogmoor.
Dyson, Dan, Canebrake.
Dixon, John, Elk Ridge.
Diggs, William, Elk Ridge.
Diggs, Robert, Elk Ridge.
Davis, Henry, Limerick.
Desear, B. Fl. Benn.
Davenport, John, Benn.
Ford, Johns Lscustland.
Flood, VIM. Evergreen.
Flemming, Neal, Hard Times.
Fox, viii, Como.
Flowers, George, Canton.
Farris, John, Elk Ridge
Farris, Ed, Benn.
Gray, Ike, Locustland.
Green Sherman, Locustland.
Good. Ed, Raritan.
Gray, Bub, Birtha Villa.
Glover, Will, Birtha villa.
Gibson, Bell, Elk Ridge.
Galloway, Jim, Limerick.
Green, Louis, Benn.
Gaines, Lindsay, Cane Ridge.
Gaines, Archie, Lake Place.
Hubbard, Jim, Locustland.
Hubbard, Phillip, Locustland.
Holmes, Bolton, Evergreen.
Handy, Enoch, Birtha Villa.
Hall Steve, Birtha Villa.
Hill, Joe, Canton.
Harris, Sam, Limerick.
Hermit, Peter, Cane Ridge.
Henderson, Pros, Glen Muir.
Harris, John. Glen Muir.
Jones, Mathew, Locustland.
jefferson, Sol, Locustland.
Johnson, Will, Evergreen.
Jones, Peter, Evergreen.
johnson, Fred, Hard Times.
Jones. Van, West End.
Keython, lobe, Winter Quarters.
Knight, Phleman, LocustlanG.
Lindsay, Levi, Locustland.
Lewis, Jas. Eastwood.
Lewis, Spencer, Como.
Lewis, Hense, Birtha Villa.
Logan, Clint, Elk Ridge.
Lewis, Robert, Elk Ridge.
Lane, Albert, Burn.
Lamb, George, Burn.
Lee Robt. Sunflower.
Middleton, Ike, Locustland.
Miller, Henry, Johnson Bend.
Mack, Claib, Evergreen.
Mack, Sug, Hard I1mes.
Morris Leon, Hard Times.
Morris, D. D.. Hard Times.
Mack, Joe, Birtha Villa.
Mccarthy, XII, West End.
Mills. John, Jr., Canton.
Moore, Mike, Canton.
Mcmillan, Joe, Elk Ridge.
Miller, Sam, Elk Ridge.
McMoore, Calvin, Lloyd.
McCray. Ike, Lake Place.
Odley, William, Locustland.
Otis, Ed, Raritan.
Osley, Will, Elk Ridge.
Osley, Dan, Elk Ridge.
Pettitt, ALT, Locustiand.
Patterson, John, Evergreen.
Payne, Ben, Birtha Villa.
Page viii, Canton.
Pemberton, Dan, Aurora.
Pemberton, George, Aurora.
Ross, VIM. Locustland.
Richardson, William, Locustland.>
Rose, Albert, Birtha Villa.
Richardson, William, Elk Ridge.
Summer, Charles, Locustland.
Sanders, Horace, Locustland.
Charles, Locustland
Sanders, Bob, Winter Quarters.
Smith, Abe, Como.
Will, Como.
Scott, Gus, Birtha Villa.
Sprules, Henry. Canton.
Suggs, John, Canton.
Scott, Haywood, Canton.
Sam, Elk Ridge.
Sparrow, Mark, Burn.
Thompson, Dan, Locustland.
Temple, Will, Locustland.
rappan, Frank, Evergreen.
TORY, Albert, Canton.
Tyler, Duke, Canton.
Vick, Josh, Hard Times.
Wick, Joe, Hard Times.
Victor, Frank, Elk Ridge.
Sam, Locustland.
Watson. Nick, Locustland.
Hyman, Locustland.
Jim, Locustland.
Warren, Chas. Locustland.
Washington, Kiab, Locustland.
Washington, Henry. Locustland.
Burks, Hollywood.
Dan, Winter Quarters.
Warren, Ben, Evergreen.
yfllior ceoft Everoraen
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18

DTOWu, TIcu, hdhCWOOu.
Butler, Gus, Oil Mill.
Banks, Morris, st. Joseph.
Brackens, Abe, st. Joseph.
Blackman, Alb st. Joseph.
Booker, VIII, st. Joseph.
Calvin, Hamp, Jr., Pamela.
Clark, Albert, Pamela.
Calvin, Monroe, Pamela.
Collins, VIM, Mt. Ararat.
Coleman, Silas, Inge.
Clifton, Cleveland, Lreen Ridge.
Clark, Andrew, China Grove.
Cruso, Frank, Osceola.
Clark, Will, Oneonta.
Cole, Steve, Oneonta.
Chambers, Richd., Ridgeland
Channel. Ike, Thistleridge.
Chambers, Fred, Lone Island
Cage, Randall, Saranac.
Crawford, Buck, Saranac.
Claiborn, Sol, Saranac.
Carter, John, Lakewood.
Cunningham, Harrison, st. Joseph.
Davis, Jerry, Woodstock.
Duncan, Clarence, Pamela.
Dyson, Sam, Avondale.
Dixon, Joe, Avondale.
DeWitte, VIM, Villa Clara.
Diggs, Nit, Delta.
Diggs, Abe, Delta.
Duncan, Ike, Delta.
Dixon, Warren, Locustwood.
Dabney, Ed, Jr., Thistleridge.
Dixon, Eph, Thistleridge.
Daniels, Tony, saranac.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18

Dexter, Geo., St. Joe.
Dorsey, Richd., st. Joe.
Dial, w. H., st. Joe.
Ellis, Henry, Avondale.
Eppinger, Geo., st. Joseph.
Flemming, Alex, Avondale.
Fox, Nathan, Avondale.
Fitzpatrick, Pat, Cottage Home.
Forrest, Joe, Maryland.
Foster, Willie, Thistleridge.
Farris, Kempe, Lone Island.
Freeman, Ike, Saranac.
Foster, Alex, st. Joseph.
Friendship, Jim, st. Joseph.
Franklin, Wash, st. Joseph.
Farrel, Buster, st. Joseph.
Foster, Ben, st. Joseph.
Green, Louis, Botany Bay.
Green, Aaron, Botany Bay.
Green, Sam, Botany Bay.
Green, VIM, Pamela.
Graham, Bud, Mt. Ararat.
Galloway, Hill, Avondale.
Gaines, Andrew, Avondale.
Gibson, Tom, Avondale.
Guy, Jack, Oneonta.
Green, Frank, Oneonta.
Gray, Jno., Oneonta.
Gibson, Henry, Osceola.
Gill, Montgomery, Osceola.
Gill, Dudley, Osceola.
Gregory, Morgan, Maryland.
Gilbert, Sam, Maryland.
Gibson, Willie, Delta.
Gregory, Bob. Delta.
Gray, John, Locustwood.
Gray, Joe, Locustwood.
Green, Jack, Ridgeland.
Gibson, Spencer, Thistleridge.
Gibson, Andy, Thistleridge.
Gregory. Sam, st. Joe.
Gaul, Major, st. Joe.
Gordan, VIM, st. Joe.
Hill, Jno., Bellevue.
Hubbard, Doran, Eastland.
Homes, Silas, Woodstock.
Hicks RObt Tr Pamela
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Mead, Ben, st. Joe.
Nichols, Willie Gum Ridge.

Mead, Ben, st. Joe.
Nichols. Willie Gum Ridge.
Neal. Abe, Mt. Ararat.
Nichols, Sam, Avondale.
Newman, Henry, Osceola.
Newman Joe, Osceola.
Norris, Wesley, .Osceola.
Newton, Willie, Thistleridge.
Newman, Eph, st. Joe.
Owens, Gabe, Locustwood.
Oliver Harrison, st. Joseph.
Postlewaite, Parham, Botany Bay
Postlewaite, Hanson, Botany Bay.
Page, VIM, Woodstock.
Posey, Howard, Yelverton.
Perkins, Jim, YelvertOn.
Price, Chas., Avondale.
Payten, Henry, Avondale.
Porter, Jim, Osceola.
Poindexter, Eli, Oneonta.
Pleager, Sol, Oneonta.
Parker, Oscar, Oneonta.
Parker, Briscoe, Oneonta.
Parks, Jerry, Locustwood.
Parker, Basil, Locustwood.
Parks, West, Delta.
Pearson, Cam, Jr., Delta.
Perkins, Chas., Delta.
Payten, l.. D., Delta.
Prayter, Joe, Ridgeland.
Payne, Wash, Ridgeland.
Parker, henry, Thistleridge.
Pearson, MILFORD, Saranac,
Poindexter, Luck, Saranac.
Parsons, Chas., Saranac.
Paul, Eugene, st. Joe.
Robinson, Will, Villa Clara.
Robinson, Hamey, Villa Clara.
Reed, Chas., Vnla Clara.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18


Jones, York, Jordan.
Jones, Price, Westwood.
Jackson, Jim, Mound Bayou PIT.
King, Dan, Jr., Balmoral.
Kinstra, Henry, Demosett.
Kinstra, Wright, Demosett.
Kinstra, Adolph, Demosett.
Kennedy, Sam, Jordan.
Kennedy, Chester, Oakdale.
Lucas, John, Verona.
Lewis, John, Locust Grove.
Love, Chas., O'Possum Run.
Logan, Ed, Jordan.
Lewis, Bud, Green Oak.
Middleton, w. w. Newellton.
Morris, e. e. Newellton.
Mitchell, Will, Newellton.
Miller, Moses, Routhwood.
Manifold, Willie, Routhwood.
Minis, John, Minis Place.
Minis, Squire. Minis Place.
Middleton, VIM. Moss Grove.
Mills, John, Oak Grove.
McGowen, Josh, Wild Cat.
McGraw,, Hines, Jordan.
Meadows John New Hope.
Num-, Ayles, Shackleford.
Parsons, Bowie, Verona.
Perkins, Frank, Musgrove.
Plume, Jerry, Franklin.
Price, Walter, Routhwood.
Porter, Jim, Cypress.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-12-18

Washington, Chas., Venezuela.
Warren, Tom, Saranac.
White, Steve, Mt. Ararat.
Williams, Will, Mt .Ararat.
Wheat, Albert, Avondale.
White, Fred Avondale.
Washington, Ike, Avondale.
Williams, Willie, Avondale.
Wheeler, Elijah, Villa Clara.
Williams, Alex, Mound.
Watson, Titus, Aubrey.
Watson, William, Aubrey.
Watson Tim, Aubrey.
Willis, Fred, Delta.
Walker, Joe, Delta. 4.
Walker, Louis, Delta. =
Walker, Henry, Delta. 81
Webb, Jerry, Delta. 1:
Williams, Jew 2, Osceolo. b
Williams, Keat, Osceolo. 2
Williams, West, Osceolo.
Williams, Jno., Maryland.
Wodard, Lee, Maryland. s.e
White, Joe, Oneonta. -
White, Albert, Oneonta.
White, Pete, Oneonta. y
Williams, Gus, Oneonta.
Washington, Wm., Oneonta.
Ward. ALI. Oneonta.
Ward, Ike, Jr., Oneonta.
Wright, Sam, Jr., Oneotna.
Wren, Sam, Oneonta.
Wren, Ed, Oneonta.
Williams, Brown, Oneonta.
Wright, Dan Cross Keys.
W. -L,-~x-- nt..I~ Cot DO;nf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
MAKING GODS FOR INDIA.
Foreign Countries Cutting Into Profit
able Native Industry.

Few of us realize that into the vast
triangle of Hindustan is packed one
fifth of the entire human race-more
than 200, 000, 900 Hindus, 60, 000, 900
Mohammedans, 100000 aborigines
and we'll owe $4,000, 900 of other mis-
~cellaneous peoples, making up a popu-
lation of over 800, 000, coo, speaking
scores of different tongues and divided
into hundreds of separate states.
The most important industry of In
dia is agriculture, for the people are
a race of farmers, and nearly two
thirds of the masses cultivate the soil,
eking out a living so scanty that the
| slightest failure Of the monsoon brings
acute distress, if not positive famine.
It is perhaps for this reason that
India is the most god-ridden region on
earth. Her deities are numbered in
millions, for, quite apart from the
greater gods, every little hamlet be-,
tween the tremendous Himalayas and
Cape Comorin has its own set of del
ties, dreadful and beneficent.
From this it will be seen that god.
making in India must necessarily be
an immense business, and just now
| there is much feeling among the ma
tive artificers over this holy and profit
able industry being cut into by for.
eign merchants and traders. Only the
other day an enormous fve-tiered jug.
gornaut car of gayly painted wood and
steel was made in Calcutta, and of
late years Birmingham and Philadel-
phia have both secured big slices of
the traffic in gods.
Every village, especially in South
India, is supposed to be surrounded
by evil spirits, always on the watch
to infict disease and misfortune on
the people. At the same time every
little hamlet has also it's guardian
spirits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23

was very pale, and her beautiful eyes
were shadowy.
you may go out for an hour, Liz
zie," she said, II will give the baby
his bottle to-day"
The nurses eyes opened wide with
establishment, but she made no com
ment as she complied.
After the nurse had gone the woman
knelt by the little white bed, and mys-
titled the baby beyond Measure by
bursting into tears. For a time she
sobbed uncontrollably, while the baby
forgot his bottle in his wonder.
When she grew calmer she poured
out her heart to the baby. He seemed
to understand, and she had no other
confidant. She told him many things
Of neglect, misunderstanding, and
heartbreaks. Finally she ceased talk
ing, and sat m%otlonless, her dark eyes
gazing absently out of the window.
The door opened softly, and the
woman started to her feet; when she
saw the man a quick flush sprang to
her cheeks.
Il beg your pardon" he said, in
stinctively lowering his eyes, Il did
not mean to intrude-I did not know
you were in"
Il have been giving the baby his
bottle" she stammered, conscious of
how toarctainod faoo Unon,+ 1o+ -
drive you away" she continued, as he
h~alf-turned toward the door. did you
come to see the baby? I didn't know
YOU"
Ever cam to see him?" he sup
plemented, as she hesitated. Yves,
come in now and then to see how
he is getting along; Lizzie is rather
young to have the care of a baby"
Don't you think he is a little pale
to-day?" she asked.
The mar studied the baby gravely
tor a moment. 1T seems to me he
does look a bit under the weather.
he said, judicially. II wonder If he
gets enough to eat"
The baby, emboldened by the con.
tents of his bottle and somewhat reas.
sured by the attention he was re.
ceiving, gave a little gurgle, followed
by the best crow he was capable OF
producing. Then he smiled cordially
at the two grave faces above him, con.
fident that they would understand that
he was ready to accept overtures for
his favor.
The woman's eyes lighted up; she
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
b Must Match,

Debutantes-to-be are most particular
about their ribbon accessories, and
gorgeous, indeed, are some of the
sashes, coiffures and blouse bows no
ticed at the weekend society festfvi-
ties to which members of the younger
generation are sometimes admitted.
With her Dutch-necked dinner frock
of girlish white Swiss or point d'esprit
the jeune file ear a Powered sash
tied trinity about her slender waist
and arranged at the back in butterfly
loops, two of which may be drawn half
way to the shoulders. The hair bow
and sleeve rosettes may be of softest
chiffon satin, matching the grounding
of the sash, but her opera glass bag is
preferably of the figured sash ribbon,
lined to match it's satin bordering.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
A MAN, A WOMAN
= AND A BABY .
Copyright, by s~hortstory Pub. Coz
BY c. E. MARTIN

looked at the man. He met her gaze
for a moment, aud glanced away.
Queer how thoroughly his eyes are
like yours" he said, with an effort at
common-placeness.
And his mouth and nose are repli-
cas- of yours" She stopped impulsive-
ly and kissed the baby's tiny mouth.
Looking up, she caught the mans eye,
and something she saw there brought
the rosy flush back to her cheek.
It's been a long time" he said,
slowly, Since"
Eyes, a long time" she murmured,
as if phrases did not have to be COM
| pleted to be understood.
Ever since" he began, and
stopped again.
Since that night in the conserva-
tory" she unused, when you saw
Cousin Tom"
What do you mean?' he interrupt
ed, quickly. DO you mean it wasn't
Dick Challoner that kissed you!"
He has lever done such a thing IN
his life!" she exclaimed.
"Oh, Mary" he cried, with a rush of
understanding, why didn't you tell
me it was Toni"
Because you never asked me-" she
replied, you chose to put your own
construction on things, and to treat
me coldly, and to act horrid with
But her speech was never finished
and the baby squealed with delight al
seeing such demonstrations from this
enigmatical man.
When the nurse came in a few mo
ments later she found that the man
and the woman had learned the Ian
guage of the baby so well that all
three were holding an animated con.
versation, and the subject of it al
seemed to be the baby.
Lizzie said the woman, whose
eyes were shining, hereafter l viii
give the baby his bottle every day a
this hour"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23

formed a good amount of bone and
muscle for framework, and are in a
condition to fatten rather than to
grow. Those that have been grown on
pasture are better fitted for the work
than those that have been confined
In pens, as they are more active, and
have had more experience in gathering
food for themselves. They, therefore,
eat corn more readily and require less
amounts of expensive mill feed. Shoats
of this weight may be expected to gain
about Ia pounds daily. In go to 70
days of feeding they should gain ap'
proximately go pounds.
Hogs weighing from 200 to 240
pounds almost always bring good
prices. 1t is not unreasonable then
to expect to start with pigs that weigh
from ITO to 140 pounds. If farrowed
in early April, pigs will make these
weights by September 10.
Old brood sows that are thin in flesh
fatten up very quickly when turned
into q field. A few weeks on early
varieties of corn will usually permit
such sows to be marketed early or be-
fore 1t would be possible following the
common method of feeding.
While eating corn in the field hogs
require a great deal of clear water,
They grow and thrive better when
they have it, and some means of sup
plying it to them fresh, and in large
quantities, must be provided. When in
the field, hogs do not come up and
drink In droves as they do in the
yards; therefore, 1t is necessary tc
keep water before them continually
When fields adjacent to the farmsteat
are used, hogs can be brought up tc
the yards and watered OF fed slop as
usual; where fields remote from the
farmstead are used, the simplest way
Is to fill several barrels or casks witt
water and haul them by team on {
stone boat or other conveyance to thu
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
STRIPES AND POLKA DOTS.
Methods of Trimming That Will Make
Any Simple Frock Ornamental.

One of the pretty ways of making
a simple frock ornamental is trim
ming it with an opposite design in the
same coloring.
To be explicit, polka dots are in
fashion and frocks in this design are
trimmed with wide bias bands of plaid
or striped material in the same color,
A striped frock is trimmed with a
wide straight band of polka dot mate
rial.
A plain surface is trimmed with
beth the polka dot and the striped
fabric, and when the combination is
well done it does not really look like
a patchwork quilt.
1t can even be carried out in Jokes
and stocks, as nets in fashionable col
ors now come with a tiny polka dot of
white. 1t is usually in a small open
circle instead of a real polka dot, but
it gives the same effect.
These nets are put in tiny tucks and
used instead of lace, embroidery or
muslin.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-07-23
AN HONEST DOCTOR
ADVISED PE-RU-NA.

KTR. SYLVESTER E. SMITH, Room
4f1 21s, Granite Block, st. Louis, no.,
writes: "Peruna is the best friend .
sick man can have.
"a few months ago I came here in q
wretched condition. Exposure and
dampness had ruined my nee robust
health. / had catarrhal affections Of
the bronchial tubes, and for a time there
was a doubt as to my recovery.
"My good honest old doctor advised
me to take Peruna, which 1 did and in
a short time my health began to i'm
prove very rapidly, the bronchial
trouble gradually disappeared, and in
three months my health was fully re-
stored.
"Accept a grateful mans thanks for
his restoration to perfect health"
Pe-ru-na for His Patients.
A. W. Perrin, NJ. D. s., $50 Halsey
st., Brooklyn, N. Y, says:
81 am using your Peruna myself, and
am recommending it to my patients in
all cases of catarrh, and find it to be
more than you represent. Peruna can
be had now of all druggists in this sec.
ton. AT the time 1 began using it, it
was unknown"