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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-02
A CHANCE TO GET
A HOME IN OKLAHOMA

One Million, five hundred thous-
and acres of Oklahoma School land
will be sold this year on 40 years
time ut D per cent interest under the
law just passed by the legislature.
Map and copy of law, description of
land and how to buy sent upon re-
ceipt of $l.OO.
School Land Advertising Co.
Helena, Okla,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-02
A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.

AS healing salve for burns,
sores, sore nipples and chapped
hands Chamberlain Salve is most
excellent. II allays the pain of II
burn almost instantly, and unless
the injury is very severe, heals the
parts without leaving n scar. Price
- cents. For sale by f.. NJ. Laak-
man.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-02
BIG SALE OF BREEDING STOCK

G.. w. Baker has sold his fine
stock farm near Libertyvillc and
will retire from the stock business.
He will offer his fine imported sad
die stallion, "Star Denmark" Jr.
No. 1884, also five fine jacks and
four work horses and several head
of registered Shorthorn cattle ut
public sale, on the Baker stock farm
near Libertyville, on
Thursday, April 9th,
beginning mt 10 o'clock u. IN. This
Will be time sale and will afford
nm excellent chance for some hust-
ling stockman to get some Of the
best breeding stock in Southeast
Missouri at his own price. Colts
from Mr.. Bakers stock have always
commanded top prices on the
market, and have been prize win
ners whenever shown.
Lunch will be served at the sale
by Mason's Bakery, Pennington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-02

The DOniphan Prospect News
complains about the ugliuess of the
Court house yard, il being devoid of
both grass and trees.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-02
PUBLIC SALE.

l will sell at public auction, on
my farm, II miles west Of Three
Rivers Church, on Flat River road
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
GUINEA GOSSIP

IL there's anything 10 nature like the
din OF boiler factory it's flock OF
guineas letting loose their hawk alarm
It's q mighty slick thief that gets the
FARMERS chickens when these birds
perch near
TIE red fox knows the games nm
whel the guinea hen yells Buck
wheat. buckwheat.' and the guinea
cocks "Ciack. clackr' makes the wea-
sci disappear ana take the hole IN after
him
he's bully burglar alarm and IN
expert policeman that can't be tipped
of.
He's the lightweight OF the BARNARD
mat gives the heavyweight gobblel
the solar piexus blow. the big Brahma
knuckies 20 him. and he even gives. the
rat gander foul welt below the b.rt
lie has been known TO tackle the
skunk. and his dead body found beside
that OF the fierce cooper hawk shows
what brave heart beats in the bosom
OF this fierce little warrior.
Inc farmer whose house was afire
and who was awakened at midnight
10y the shrill cries Of guineas lust I'm
tilne 10 save his family and homo
while his watchdog slept peacefully
through IL an NJ once gave the dog TO
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

-A-sAAsA% - - LAH-
neighbor and thanked God for in
venting guinea keets."
Let us have more guineas and less
pups
Africa. where they originated. has
vast iiocks OF wild guineas. which Nv
10 The highest treetops and roam over
the vast plains aud are so wary thai
only the agile spotted leopard car
catch them
The West Indies swarm with them.
The kings Of Europe hunt them Ir
their game preserves. England Cor
many. France and Austria breed then
extensively.
French cooks prefer their eggs 10,
fancy baking. The rich, gamy flavor
ana excellent quality Of their dorl,
juicy breast meat has won them 8
place ON the menu Of swell hotels anG
restaurants. where graudpap's spec
kied barnyard bird now poses as
pheasant prairie chicken. quail. wood
cock. canvasbaCls duck and snipe.
one New YORK hotel serves as high
as 1900 from January 10 April. the
price IN that city reaching $50 pei
pair. Philadelphia the same. Chicago
cheaper. but in Washington they reach
. cents per pound.
The original bird Is the Pearl. with
It's purplish gray plumage spotted
with white pearls. coral red wattles.
white ears and checks. bare neck.
bony helmet and orange legs.
The White, or Albino, 4 sport from
the Pearl. is rapidly advancing In IA
vCr.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
POLKA DOT DARLINGs-HOW TO
RAISE THEM


When Is incubation speculation.
Where a fancier with guinea fevor
bought % guinea eggs from six DIFF
ferent farmers and watched ana wait
ell Tor bis big incubator 20 hatch q
multitude Of little polka dot darllucs.
Like the tabled mountain chat In
bored and brought forth mouse. So
the machine after twcuty-ci-ht DAYS.
expenditure q oil brought forth one
lone babe birdie.
He filled his incubator. but didn't
know Il was loaded with infcrtile and
stale eggs. as he was unaware that
most farmers DO uot mate cuineas In
pairs 10 Insure fertility, ana their roy
Ing bands Of birds generally an Law en-
one nest untl some night when Jerry
goes Tor the COWS De finds half a bush
el OF brown eggs hidden under the
ferns and elders.
Like woman's age. theirs Is hard
70 guess. When be tested those oo5
eggs thai were 20 furnish pheasants IT
fabulous prices 20 tickle the palates q
WAL street Cpicurcs he morrilv de
clarcd there was not "a clear infertUe
egg among them; but. alas. he knew
not that the thick brown shell OF 4
guinea egg renders il opaque 20 light.
SO that Il seems fertile when ir Is not
and appears fresh though a rot and
spot
Guineas are popular. There's money
IN them. but there's no short cut 10 the
sold mine. You must travel the old
road OF experience 20 set there Very
Few have had success Matching ana
broneing them artidcially.
Like the turkey AMI pheasant that
have "a wild ancestry. the guincas are
semiWild and their Inherited instincts
and habits must be reckoned with.
Even those who are nature taking
with old clucks meet with difficulties
Just as they Go IN making hens play
stepmother 20 turkey poults.
They find that little Cuineas cannot
stand the dampueSs and confinement
OF coopS. Their timidicy IS detrimenr
TO development, and they do not have
the exercise. greens and insects and
open, free. fresh. sanitary life. rs IN
nature
II Matching and rearing guineas with
hens You must follow nature so far rs
possible.
Get eggs from birds where sexes are
equal In number. Set your hens in
May and June on the ground and put
an inch mesh wire run around nest. as
chicks run and dy as soon as Matched.
After they get to feeding well turn
them loose on brushy ground.
In three weeks they pass the danger
period and at six weeks can shift for
themselves.
Feed them Ike turkeyS-a little at a
time. but often.
Mix 4 hard boiled egg with equal
quantity OF stale breadcrumbS. sprin-
kle with grit and feed this amount t.
every eight chicks after twency-four
hours have passed Feed this three or
four times day. according to their
appetiteS.
Feed thus Tor two days
On third day give bread dipped in
milk and squeezed dry for breakfast
chop onion tops. egg. curd and grit TO-
Sether for dinner and dry cornmeaI.
oatmeal and wheat bran. equal parts.
for supper. Gradually taper OF 10 a
ration Of cracked wheat. milIet. canary
seed. cracked corn and hemp.
But. say. the easiest way t. mako
guineas pay is 20 LET the old pair run
the whole affair Then you set lots OF
guineas with small cost and care.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
sRIDoETs HEN MAKES eoor

-
Bridget Murphy had a hen.
Pat Murphy had a pup.
Iney often strapped about the two.
But very soon made up.
Pat would stone the yaller hen.
Ihen Bridget she would fuss:
Bridget then would lick the pup:
Then Pat would rip and cuss
AT last the two patched up a truce
That on a certain day
They both would then compc~e accounts
And prove which one ala pay.
II twas found the hen didn't pay
She went TO the cook pot:
II Pats pup didn't beat the hen
lie got a load Of shot.
And x fair Bridget proved % Pat
mat her yaller hen did pay
she should have a new green silk
To wear 81. Patrich's day.
Now. mind YOU. on the Hateful dav
Pats dog went dreadful mad.
He caught Pat BY his Sunday pants
And tore them awful bad.
He jumped across O'Fallon's fence
And bit their b!llyboat
And then ran into Cooli-an's
And chewed their favorite shote
When that mad pup had finished IN
his damage Tor that day
POOR Pat was hauled before the squire.
WITH one hundred dollars 20 pay.
IL looked as II he'd 80 % fan.
For he didn't have the money.
When Bridgets cheering voice was
heard.
IN 80 your ban. Pat. honeyl"
Ihen Bridgct cnptied out her sock
And saved Pat from the pen
And, smiling sweetly said 70 him.
You owe that 20 my hen"
Q ~ =
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
Al Attractive Residence.

(out residence can be made more
attractive, more stylish and more
comfortably by having it papered
with neat, artistic paper. lean do
this work Tor YOU at a fair price
and guarantee your satisfaction.
The price Is low when the character
of work and material is considered.
p. VI. RICAMORE,
BerryvilIe, Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
fEArHERs 80 EocsHElIs

When Invited 90 visit another mans
plant. 90 not stand oT and cri;lcisc
his chickens Remember they may be
good. better best. and YOU may pEaise
them SEQ far rs they go. II yours are
finer. DE vil notice it himself when
he returns thc call.
When Miuorcas lay eggs that weich
thirty-four ounces 10 the dozen YOU
can easily see what breed you want II
you are catering 90 a very select. hich
priced white ceg trade
Castelar,. County Mayo. ireland. IS
Said To he rearing chickens that are
entirely green. Several OF these. v-c
are informed. have been shipped 90
this country. America produced tie
barrc0 Rocks and Erin now returns
Icy prcdU-ine tie sham Rock
Poultry products worth $4,000
were shipped from Oregon TO Alaska
during the p2st year. That's certainly
great. bot just wait Later IL will be
greater. oregon has only started I'm
the race.
over 100 men were arrested and Sev-
enty-tivc iivc ANA dead birds were c:,o-
tured 80 "a cock main in Buffalo recsat-
ly. They surely viii remember that
main.
y neichhor across the street. Il sec
ond within one square. had chickens
stolen lately. Why were our beautiful
birds passed by? Ted. our big bulldog.
can tell YOU why
1t is remarkable how active Ieghorn
chicks are when only few weeks old
and what mischief tney ser into. DON'T
set an orel water bucket around or
they Will act into that
one of the fancy points demanded
for prize winning turkeys is white edC-
ING on tail covcrtS. nun and main tan
feathers.
Don't follow this fad In breeding. It
is generally q sign Of weakness.
The LARGEST. strongest birds nearly
always have the brownish white edg.
inc
y chicken thief IS being tried for the
fourth time NJ Suubury. Pa. for steal.
ing chickens. This VIII be his fourth
sentence. rs the evidence IS conclusive.
As soon rs he gets ont OF Jail he at
once starts for a roost, and the cops
just follow and give him boost.
It is heartlcSS act to shut IN hens
all summer and give them no greens
70 eat. II you expect to keep them
healthy and get eggs under such con
6itionS you arc very green
Al
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

The native elephant driver never has
10 bother with step ladder in mount
ing his beast after he has trained him
for little time, for the easiest way
to get up is 10 ascend by way OF the
trunk. Standing in front OF the ele-
plant. the driver grasps him by the
ears, this being signal that he wishes
TO mount and the obedient monster
promptly arches his trunk so that the
master can easily step upon it and so
right on up &c tie top OF the elephants
head.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

Sunday Scaoo. every sabbath n,o-ri,.,
e.5e c.ocS.
'@-.-' Ai1 Society. hrs, Friday evenins ..
opWca- residence
O1'-..5ea Missionary Society. second - 49,
oA-- eAca month 81 8 p. NJ. A. chu. :
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
CRUSHED IN THE ICE,
Thrilling Experience on Board a
Sealing Vessel.
HOW THE SHIP WENT DOWN.

Smashed In AmiGships and Povyerle-e
to Escape, She Was svvsllovv.s e., a..
lev De,,-T,, MA 81. -,
c-.,..
Constant peril men2ccs the hardy
crews that forrloSslv sail into tho IT,
northern sea, and rfsi, choir rivos =,
the dan-o~rrs ,yo~,. - b,,,.,-.- H..
so,r p. f-,-....... -,
rr,-.,,..- Sc
-.-.o'' "14-eS uToIna1lc-
80, '.-Ni"s OF Tue snip on
'u VIA the NeWtound-
-. - li's eAI erience was
Ile snip was
-- e" l-e ICE
...-, ."e captain and
awaiting INC clance
..' SEED olt 'i the moving
-ro BE-, . '' ..l .''.'l! I'ck OF which
~ '''~ me o"Wule
'' ''-'','e' ready Tor hear-
80 s--u-u oe ordered
,-orr1 az. ~ -.-- snip : ne~l
40 60. e.- 80 --'''H Set'cued
c,,,e,,s,7 ,..., ...-5--,.,-.. q ~. III '-e
..-~r,. -. ~ use
Tho $50 - d ,e''-Nc crush
t,~oo, .,.. - IA N-.' ''elen oe-
o--sss -, $3.50. ~, ~ - 10
i-,- ti-,,l..-. ~. 49, u'e"N-
CROFT ,,-~.- .,e ~, .-..-,.-, -. -. - -
sors sffo ..-f1sb,,s rt,---t 80 %,
watch rush.1 e., ~, -, 49, ~.
was 0uo5 v,f-r e+,,.-, -l,, -, -
water havr-- ----~.,,. -,,,,.,,. --7
4 glance .o,-ol -i,+ ,,,-,,,.'.- 80 -.--',
son tl,, t~,,.l, ~ -. - $50
were rctrca-inr. The srsr ~ tbo,.,
Ike creature from, oro+b,- ,,-.--'i
coal be-rfr,cI u.fa-sl,f-- 800 ,.,,,i..,
the fee sho9-bel do-r- Ia. ..,..,'
IN his ratb Abova 40 bosI,---
questions and shou-s 49, - -
could understand c9-a 40 st., -
the skipper. he knew tho si-,,o+io, =
10 other man
"'Nen. Pie shouted. the shin ~ COZ
Pack your clothes-sa~e tho --,b~
Then &c WAS confusion eve-vv-re-,
The crow poured co tho borcbyva--
hauling clothes boxes and BAGS. crowd.
ms over tie side. collidi-- in uid-fr
IS they haif tuub,ed and half slid
down the ropes, then lack Tor food
LaboriOusly the heavy pork barrels
were hauled 10y hand from Tho after
hold. where men br1velv toUcd. orb
crs fought their way a.oer. where -r,
sails were slowed The canvas orr
loose. helyir- cut I'm the force ot tie
sale, WAS dropped 90 the deck. P,l--s
were slipped from tho davis some
hittinE tAe ice wi-h n crash. vve-a
slowed iu ThroucLcu- i- All tie can
tain shouted.
"UaUl chem puuts AID Grub farther
or. Farther yer, Farcherr
The water. rapidly rising. drove tie
men from Gle lower hcll. They re-
treated 10 the deck. Then the inflow
level with The ocean. ceased. The ice
for the time held the ship IN its grin.
Second by second passed. bringing no
change. IT, thar bricf interval each
man suddenly thought 20 save the
thing De most desired. A Wild rush
was made ,o wheelhoUse, % cabin. TO
the ships ~,oreroon-evcry man for
himself-a scunlc 10 ger the thing most
coveted and escape 10 the ice. With
one II was rifle from the ships ar
nory 70 replace the ancluatcd muzz,e
loader at home. with another the
SAip'S COMPASS or thc barometer. with
The after Sa-cy cook it was the cabin
dishes. In -lN cabin q crowd Surccd
70 the medicine chest Scramblns FOR
AaiuentS and pills. smashing anything
tA2t WAS 2a obstacle in their way.
such WAS tle Sccoc when the cry arose
"a deck. repeated by ftty men and
cchcioS throughout the vessel. IT'S
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

oman Christian Temlerance r-,,..,.
meets every third Tuesday in ev-ry
ne Mo,hers Meeting u connection Nh
s-e ~. g. l. [. meets on the frst Tr.s
Gay I'D every month AZ $50 p. m.
Inc Loya- Temperance Legion meets .,.-,
Wednesday ~ o.. ~. r.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

METHODIST EPISCOPAL car.
SOUTH.
REv. l. q. MICHAEL Pastor
reaching sunday at Il - m. and = p n.
'''l League meets sunday al =. pr
sunday school sunday e.5,a.m
r'"Fe7 Meeting. Wednesday. 7r. m.
Nom-us Fore.e. lfsssi.-,-,. s.-....
oa Tie drst Friday I'M everv r,,,..i -l1.''
p. 10. --'-- p
'-'''':es 40 society meets on the first Fri, ~
10 every morth az : %. m.
IAs Little Lights Missionary Soc.
meets 1Ae arsi sunday u every mo.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

THE OLD CHAPEL-An II
torical Sketch. \ handsome eir
fov a friend. soc each mt this
office, or 60c by mail.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
?. II. PowERs q n p,o,-
Powers q Broun


N'ec""d Floor PosiOfIicc BuiIding)
Having formed partnership for
the purpose of doing a GENERAL
FIRE INSURANCE business. and
having secured a number of rcspon-
slble companies, ,ve hereby solicit
your patronage and offer 10 insure
your property a reasonably a. il
can be insured elsewhere.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
Pslieian AnliaailitN.

The mathvr la law question IL rs
acute Ia Paris ass ia London bDi there
arc NlicS who Go not seem 20 be al
ways ai log Ecl heads with their daugh.
terS' husbands. According 20 wit
ness in court. some sonS-in-law are ex-
tremely tolerant fellows y lady was
giving evidence as 10 the disposition
of her daughters husband and as evil
dcnce OF his Eindiy nature she explain,
cd Go thy Judge; oh. NJ le President,
the younc unu Is of The completeSt
omiabiity. Relieve me, he has boon
married lo my daughter eighteea
months, and he has not once threat
ened to strike me" London Standard
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

ulNlle Services and Sermon every SUNDAY -
II a. -. and p. II.
sunday school John b. Neil Superintsr-
ce-t, 81 $3.50 4. -.
B.5.e Class. Monday. i p. II.
Ladies Ala Society MIS-. J. NJ. q. McGpi7,
4'e-.ceut Ms. Ita Morgan. Secretary
sno Treasurer, meets every two weeks
Oh thursday, a, $50 p. III.
Ncm-rs Auxiliary Missionary Society
MS. cUw. Wall. President: Miss AnaIs
Moore. Treasurer, Mrs. 4. Cummius.
Secrt,ary, Custodian of United Ofer. AZ.
Airs. Lorenzo Lewis. meets first Wei
re>tay ~ each month
OAape. Society, Mrs. L. ?. Page Treasurer
meets OF call when necessary.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

"- h tERpFORD
'''''er 'i Clarke County. Berrvville p,
81. CARTER.
''i"'l treasurer os Clarke County Ra--,
viAe va
&C. Massey.
Superintendent or Public school. a..
Pes, "a
CE. $. H,RRr,
county Surveyor. Lo0ies "a
g., GroaeE II LEVI
sheriff ~ Clarke County. FAREWELL
JEssEE ". LUTON.
equity sheriff and Jailer Of Clarke,,...
Berryv.lie Va.
Hos. p. Il Joxzs.
Mayor # Be7ryviiIe. Va.
de- GEORGE y H.EprsrY.
Recorder
Z. r. Powers.
Treasurer " Berryviue
GEoEsr g.. RIcAvoRz
Chief of Police
r. HAur ERn
0Nier.t- .f..-rut oi Water Comma.
,rNnO. "OUNCIL.
j. q. Coin,r War No
John b. Nell Wa-J No
w T. Lewis. Ward 40.
j. z. L. Jones Ward No.
bEERGVILLE FIRE coNrA
Meets iirsi FriiGy in each month
John II. Binders. Caur.ir
fi7>t Lieutenant. / Y SOL.
T~e,,..9d Lieutenant Jas K. Dak-n.,
-... .-leitet.sn. John H. ~hAck'-f
Secretary. Chas. ~ Marks
treasurer. =. + Bauehnan. i-
surgeon. n-. A. T. osborn,
chaplain. A. T. Jackson.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23
DIRECTORY
or THE
TOWN & COUNTY

- AONhAs
Hon. I. w. HAERIson Judge.
Winchester. Va.
Meets Fourth Monday in January. V ,rch
May September and November
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Battle Town. Ed Garne,t. Chairman
chapel District. Ralph Grigsby.
"reenway District-Jacob Carver.
Longmarsh-Hugh Pierce.
MEETINGS
January-First Monday.
March-Second Mondav
May-SecOnd Monday
Juiy-toUrth Monday
NNtP'en oer-Second Monday.
NoFem ber-Second Monday
SAMUEL MCCORMICK.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
JoHN ". GIBSON.
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk
W T. LEWIS.
Attorney for the Commonweal,n
r. L. THOMPSON
County Commissioner Of Revenp.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

= Man just Enlisted Is Called "a
h0o<y'' and Men Who Enlist at the
Beginning of Winter and Desert In
the Spring Arc Called "srowbirds."
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-06-23

The o'trs; man fra the company is
dad" AMI the youngest "thc kid.
Any dcscricr Is called n "sxinner."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Bruno &a8er.

S en- itor @rpoe foges ~ &uno
Sir11p me6 h Y11n6 S1ngr og Il
.Grn0 Suffer. Derpaa lgfteS @rp=
ben at sSloen, og felgenoe &rpoberier
blanoes 0ert: Il 811no imaatifaaren
Sufat} 1 600 otto fanoiieret Yonre.
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