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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18
CITY ITEMS

VIII Deliver Commencement Sermon.
1t Is announced that theSRev. DR.. J. G.
Anderson of Birmingham will deliver
the commencement sermon at the Berry
school in Rome. Ca, Sunday, May s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18

Automobile Is StoIen.-A Buick auto
mobile belonging to w. Il. Kelley, 1919
South Sixteenth street. was stolen last
night. 1t is supposed that the car was
taken by would-be joy riders. There Is
no clew as to who took it or where the
went.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18
showing in Illinois

Peoria, ILL.,. April 17.-Snow fell hero
and throughout this section today al
most continuously and heavy frost
began to settle at midnight.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18
GORGEOUS NECKTIES
SHOWN THIS YEAR

1.-THE fantastic assortment Of mems
spring neckwear has probably interest
Ell me more than any other one thing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18
THE WEATHER

Washington, April 17-Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Fair Monday
and Tuesday; light to moderate south
Winds i
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18

GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones loaa.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-18

SHAW. The Undertaken. mos and uls
9Th avenue. Both phones ..
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
Milk Goats.

Messrs. Editors: Some two years
ago | secured from Mr.. B. II. Van
Raub. OF San Antonio, Texas, a trio
OF Spanish Maltese milk goats, and
from them am building up fine
herd OF grades as we'll as a herd of
pure-breds.
In my opinion pure-bred bucks
crossed on we'll selected does will
produce harder and equally as good
mixers as the pure-bred.
To those who are interested. write
To the Department OF Agriculture
bureau OF Animal Industry for
Bulletin. No. 6S, which will give all
necessary information concerning
them. Mr.. w. A. Shafer, OF Hamil-
ton, Ohio. Is Secretary OF the Milk
Goat Record Association of America
and he will doubtless furnish all in
formation at hand.
The importations OF pure Swiss
goats have been few and they are, in
consequence. very high The milk
from these clearly, healthy little
animals Is far superior to cows milk
and IL agrees wonderfully with in
valids. w. C. BRYANT, MD
Camp Yonah. Ga.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14

irrespective or whether they are
fresh or stripping, or whether they
are good producers or naturally
poor producers. The only correct
way of feeding cows is to feed each
COW individually and to supply and
increase her concentrates-grain
long as there is profitable response
In milk. dry COW for instance. saw
month previous to calving. would
require only three or four pounds Of
concentrates per day, while the COW
giving four gallons OF milk per dav
would require 10 or II pounds of
grain per day.
so FAR as roughage is concerned
there is only one rule to follow and
that is to feed COW, whether she
gives little milk or much milk or
none at all. all the rough feed she
will consume.
Feed the Cow All She Can Utilize.
To conclude, | wish to emphasize
another matter that l have repeated
many times. and that is, that it pays
to feed n cow literally. 1t can be
safely depended upon that a COW
which receives only three-fourths of
full ration will yield only one-half
as much milk as the same COW re-
ceiving a full ration. The reason for
this is that about SO per cent of all
the food that a COW consumes is re-
quired for her maintenance. The
other half goes to form milk. When
We withhold one-fourth Of the full
allowance OF feed for a COW we are
supplying only one-half the amount
OF feed which is actually required for
the production OF milk. Yet l think
that 1t Is safe to say that at least
nine-tenths of our dairymen and
farmers fail to supply the final quar-
ter of the cows ration. Always feed
COW to her full capacity. and this
means to supply feed as long as there
is an economical response in milk.
Or course. Ii would be perfectly use
less to feed COW whose milk pro-
duction Is limited to two gallons per
day a 4-gallon ration, because the
feed for the two gallons would be
wasted
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14

No animal on the farm is better
adapted to turning good feed quickly
into marketable meat than the hog.
and none can better repay, from a
market standpoint, discriminating
system OF feeding-"Swine in Amer
lea"
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14

discussion Oh the balanced ration is
altogether too broad a subject to at
tempt in single article, hence, what
| shall say will be something that
will prove of value especially TO
those who have no knowledge what
ever of the compromising of rations.
| wish to take first the case Of the
small farmer who has only a few
cows. and also the man who lives in
town or the suburbs OF city and
produces no rough feed. The form
er has abundant opportunity to pro-
duce sufficient rough feed on his
farm to supply the wants OF his cat
tie while the latter has not. The
practice with the city COW keeper.
therefore. has been to feed largely
on cottonseed meal and cottonseed
hulls. To him. wish to say that II
would be far more economical to
purchase good peavine hay or anv
other hrst-class roughage and cut
out the hulls entirely. The bulls are
an unsatisfactory feed as milk
producer and moreover are too ex-
penstse. IL Is my firm conviction
that 1t would be cheaper TO pay s25
ton for cowpea hay than TO pay So
per ton for cottonseed hulls for milk
production. When the farmer has
cowpea hay. the best way to sup
plement this would be to feed n ra-
ton consisting OF one-third cotton
seed meal. one-third corn meal and
one-third wheat bran. feeding this
grain In the proportion OF one pound
of grain TO about four or five pounds
of milk. In case the roughage con-
stats of corn stover. corn fodder or
other poorer classes OF roughage.
grain should be fed at the rate of
about one pound TO three pounds OF
milk.
Feed Silagc and Cottonseed Meal.
To those keeping eight or more
cows | would strongly recommend
the use OF siiage. This is one of the
beat milk producers. outside of pas
ture. that may be had and at the
Same time. is tho most economical
Furthermore. IL has been my expert
enco for many years that the man
who feeds corn ailage can feed safe
ly \ grain ration In connection with
this. consisting of from one-half to
two-thirds cottonseed meal. The
other half or third In that case would
consist. say OF wheat bran and corn
meal. Cottonseed meal Is ut present
unauestionably the cheapest concen-
tratcd feed that IL available for dairy
cattle. IL is. therefore. to the inter
est OF the dairyman 10 make condi-
tons such that maximum amount
OF this meal can be fed. In my own
practice for many years | have fed
cows six pounds OF cottonseed meal,
supplemented with wheat bran and
other feeds. per day when the rough
age consisted largely OF silage. /
would not think IL safe or advisa-
BILE 10 feed as much cottonseed meal
as this with dry roughage. Indeed.
| believe that where all dry roughage
Ii fed. four pounds per day per
COW should be the limit. or course.
IL is understood that when cows get
six pounds OF cottonseed meal to-
gether with other concentrates that
they must yield from 80 TO 40 pounds
OF milk-3h 10 AZ gallons-per
day.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
FEEDING THE COW TO MAKE MONEY
fach Cow Must BE Fed According Needs-Peavne
Hay Sage and Cottonseed C,ean
one-fourth the Ration Makes Half he Milk
BY Prof. John Michels.

s PURPOSE a styo Of this article Irrespective
I'M s'e lie" practical fresh stripping thu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
nEEERED EOR RENT


REVTAL BARGAINS.
lslgiz n rth- a-r. 81
gl5s Anss ave-. ST. parity mod. sla
lr7 ClsE. +-r-. a.
49, Pierce. 5-r. parity mod. s1a
- -. 5tl. Ar. party mod "a
lats Charles. 5-r.. party mod. ID
6HI ~ I-r1. or, Ersr-ciasH cundirlgn- Us.
1sn ~ &L1. 6-r-. pa-1y med, GB.
Gl5 Deca-ur. 5-r.. parity mod. g-h
AL y STA. 1-r.- mur- N every reapscl
2Zl L.aeust. r.. al nod except hsar- En
as Burtsrus. SIR. al mod except heaL
E21 n Eth. 5-r-. mod tn every rszpsc5
1s6s seward s-r. mod except heat. GA
- . 4ll Ava, ST. m01 except nea1-
KS raylur. a brand new. 5-r car1aEs.
md IN every respect except heat Price,
E251
-i= s 18th. a brand new 5-r- currazs.
mnd- n every respect sErepr heaL E2-n.
So F'ranRlin. s-r hungal0w. al mod ax-
capt heEr. KS.
LBS Tarsz. T-r. mod except heat E.1
Aas Dodge. a 5-r cuctaEs. mod except
nelL newly decurHts1 throughout A 1ar-
sac Center 7-r.. all mod. newly Decorated
throughout Gne location A 1Hrgaiu a. 80
1ta ~ I9tl. ST. mod. except heat. newly
dec1rarati throughout E22a
al2 3. 18TH T-r-. mod except heal. Is.
LA Cunning. I-r.. uuu- except neaL. -.
laat = Zlrn- I-r-. al mod r1ue location
* n I'D a brand new. strictly mod 7-r
house A bargain a. *
o. 8 Eth. s-r. al mod within waking
diEttlcaA a bargain Ar =.
- s 9Th AVE- M-r al mod. within
EASY walking distance. so
~ " I'D I-r-, HJrtCciv mod. huF wansr
heaE 80
I'll Jackson. SIR strfrtIv mod. newly
teCgr1rsd throughout WITHIN essg walking
distance PRICE, SO
az s. Eth ava. ST.. al mod. 30
45z Hamilton. uea-ly new. STRICTLY
mod l-r house IN q Tuod residsuce rs
r-1ct E-E
58s s. 18Th. t1-r strictlV mod. within
walking distance Price, 50.
a2la POppleruu Ava. i-r.. al mod. Eue
residence district. *.
29d7 Pacific. S-r.. strictly mod. Pr-ce. -
~ y. 5Ch. Ter al mod. wfrhiu walking
distance. Price EE
us 8 E7th Ave 5-r. strictly mod. CLOSE
IN. 5s7-58.
decorated A bargain az SO
sl5 s Erh Ave. brand new 7-r strictly
mod. house, hot wafer heat good rssidenCs
district 81
so Park ave. ST. strictly moi. SD
Elil Fdruam. 8-r-. strictly mod. 50
- 8 s0th a -. strictly mod. derachesi
house. cfufCest location III Ci-v. Price. SD
We viii make special Inducements on au7
of -he above
PAYNE 4 SLATER CO.
sole Arenrs sixth floor " z Life BIdr
Phone DutIr-lHH 10ff =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
OFFERED FoR RENT


HOUSES AND COTTAGES
10 Central Elvd-, -1guE. modern. So.
uI5 I. gutn ava. rooms. noderl. E7Z5l
4-5 Faruam ST. Z ruCms modern. *
Ls5 s. 9Jl ST. rooms. modern. Is
LaL 9. &tl ST. 5 ruuEus- m1tsru, e.
-6T = Nrh st. -7ums modern. ~
40 QhtD St. : rn0ms. parity modern 81.
Ia s. Eth 81, rooms modern except
- \. q st.. rooms. modern. 80
- s ~ ST.. s rooms nuderu except
ss5 y. Bth St. rooms CITY water. H&
LIS Mapte ST. roums- mHdHrn eseapr
furnace. HA
- n I'd St. -uumA modern szrspr
furnace. SIS.
lla8 Buristta St. rooms. -i-v wafer.
no Grant St. ruorus cirv water. SIS.
Ez3 Dewey Ava. rCUuIs. city water 50.
~ : san 81, ? rooms. cigy waset. -
EIA y. 9Th ava. rooms. city wTuar. IL
~ Center St.. rooms, 3
LAND.
CfARvuV BROS.
- Omaha NacnnHl Bank Eicg.
T-RDoM modern house. good Iaca1ou.
close % depurs- Ili3 s I'm 81 Doug aus
roe PFTTr-Two s-ruarn brtak houses.
al newly rsmudsied. Al modern. nurra pArr
A airs S-ruom cottage. an modern szasDr
fIEruaca. s6l6 Earuilrln 81. 10.
s-r1un apartment tat Lb2a No Btn 81.
r7uma. wu CLARK 81 80
c ~ 5ACEMANN.
oenez. r. -. Raz.. Q. SOL
FOR RENT
ZZlS Emmett 3 rooms
IfIT Howard. rooms
Quick tenant HueCial tarma- Doug 9ai-
PUTNAM CO.
E6 Brnudaia rheausr BidB.@
uso s zth street : ruums and bath ~
1gIH Pacific. bath. f.
9lZ8 Howard street Nl-50.
526 South i0th street ~.
"a south 31rh street. a.
ALE c. kEsN n I'd T.
- First National Ba1k Bldg. Tei- Doug =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
3026 Davenport
10-rooms. 20 a month 1O4 It So. fruur
good barn
Harrison & Morton

5-EOOM NV Apartment 2ilh AMI Ca-irlr'
MIA sa5
IS N0rrh 8ra, ROOMS and hail. All mod
en-
10 North 18Th. rooms ana bath
Zs2A LaeapanEurrl, rouuIs, az modern.
18Th and Franklin, s. ". Cor, 6 roUnus and
OrEEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
1gI6 y. Y. Lifa- Doug OF A-2i62- .
Free Rent
Move in now and YOUR rent VIII begin
the 1raL Of THE Vear Two al modern
and 81 -azs TeispnOne Har1ey O. HAIRY
Il PUTNAM 5lso Burt ST.
SPECIAL WINTER RATES
tQne-half month rent Or Christmas glrrl
- rooms, l8rh and Redick avsnue-----.t6-uF
rooms. &th and 2, south Omaha n q
rooms. Gth and y Sc, south Omaha - d
REAL ESTATE TITLE IRIS CO.
La CITY National Bank BldEs
st1rsa ana Offices.
STORES ron RENT
store ruum AZ 52s 8 18TH 81, near eurneI
a I8th and Jackson sts-, fine snow win
dow. good basement win freight hciHr
heat furnished Prices On application
55-st8re room 81 s. 18Th 81, zx0 n
Cznud basement
ss5-sTsrs room. s1s 8. lata st. nzs fast
Lease % De arranged
Es-ssors room. $40 s. 1ah st. Al mod
srl. steam heat Lease % be arranged
sL2-5uure room. 2-2 Faruam ST. ZLE
r., A. modern. good easement
EZ0-Curuer store roum. 5E-55 s 18th
St. 44Xi6 H., basement. Lease "a be ar
rauEad.
store building, Esi Fazuam 81. lease
20 be- arranged.
GE0RGE a Co. 5z Gg NaL Bank Bldg
-. uuu--- -.
suD hs0r. facing c8urt. 20 SQUARE fssE- IN
THE BEE BCLnElgG coaLFANT
FOR REcyT-Iauuary 7. store suildfnr H.
Leh Edrlan ST. three stories ard base
meur. @Ziaa Inquire room ga FIRST Va
nonli- hallA hi'is L-iepnnna Douglas Ia .
OFFICES FOR RENT
Desirable utEics rooms IN W 1suer-suluer-
land Bldg -6lh and HowGrd Streets. az
GE0RGE q CO. So city Nat BanE Bidg
MODERN Hraaln-aea-ad at8rzrggm ana
basement AR aLla tlruazn -la-, -.
JOIN ~ ROBBINS. B0Z Flruam zr
OFFERED FoR SALE
TyBswEitsFa-
BY aL c sraira a Hruu rya-v-,s.r
z = iNansan "a, LiarElbglara. Ia "a
AN o.
voc ean rent an 0uvsr r7psurtr.r Win
1ak stand. . uInuthlT, tram mauleacrIraFl
musr interested iu subtraction gwen
Oliver typewriter Co, r EaSns -,
TTPE7T Ri -R-Easlly Wurth = ~
q. 81 cash. E7E Burr 81
MONARcH rypsuri1ur- p-rfsgs S9as1-
nOn. for sale cnaGp- a. Bee Bldg
MIST BE- sold a. once. 2 so. 90 Rem
lusErln LlrpEWE1 Lars, Almost new CAL HIar-
uzV IL ASK tIr lliHa Rad
zEEQ-5D--aud -ZpegFrtrers sold renalrer
CsuEral HTlsWriusr EEchange laE Farualu
EuEutEuEs.
sTEEL RANCH 6-1uIa. Wund- haasfua
EruEas ron 1ed viva slrtlE Cheap flr
e1Eh. c. ~ Eaa
BASE BUREEE. sussl ranga. FaH ranr.s.
azrnl--LEa And szr2sL cheap. - d. ALA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Col Jim Deright had a bunch of
slightly used automobiles He began
TO advertise them in these classified col
umnS
what every EuEs one a
ta0ss s-rs AfsE 4 s0Iazns~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

E n.
neHriv new, hot water heating plant This
is first floor Of a cTvo-Eat brick building
with ward 25l6 " 90 Turr1-E5
Five-ruom e0tulgH modern except heat,
HARRTsON 4 NORTON. Ms ON. NJ BIZ
s-R00M cuttags. Rear sus Parker. see
per month.
z1g Va. 18TH 81, new modern home. ~.
Zsl8 Bristol rooms. all modern. -
- No. nth ST. a-rouu apartment Is.
j. " EASP CO. 50 Brandeis Bldg.
FOR REoT. HOUSES.
Modern house. furnace gas and bath
WI nut IN rrud repair 40 Webster 81
l-rCom- strictly modern house. Us NORTH
2ath st. E5
FELL & FTyKERTCN CO.
IL B0ard II Trade Bldg-s
FIVE Rooms.
STEAM HEAT.
- and ~
Look az them tnCay. The new Colonial.
18Th and FGruHm SITS everything new
modern and up % dare. We furnish stream
heat gas ranges. rsfrigsrauura. shades.
brass curtain rods and decurIrH the apart
Building omen al day. Select your apart
meur and see uH Monday
PAYNE & SLATER CO..
sth Finer n z Lira.s
GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT.
I0-r- mod brick residsnne. and barn. rus
sou-h ~ Ave caciug Hanscum park ~
81 modern brick, II y ath ST. 8z5.
s-r modern house. with hardwood finish
throughout. ug s Cd St, SO
ST modern house U58 s. Mth ST.. E
ST modern brick LIS s. 3lsr St. 81
ST. coUtags - Davenport a.. - %
SIR house. M y 2sEh St. T13
ST. eufr.4 a-I9 EfTlFraw 81 TU
JOHN ". ROBBINS. $50 Faruam ST.
TWENTY DAYS FREE RENT
On new stz-ruom house all modern sIae-
tire and Gas nE1r- paved streets and CO.
meur walks. located AZ 4th aRd Hanil-
uuu Sta Esnr viii begin the 1st Of Jan
IA AZ E7-5o per month-
". j. DermOdy Investment Co,
D ISL 15l4 City National Bank Bldg.
room house IN Ersr class condition..
gz2a
Private homes.
booming houses.
Roums rurnished or unhIrnlshsd List
win me
3 HGBE
sla Bee EIdz. Phone Red T5s-
su1s hamilton. 8 rooms barn. aEa.
IA n LtI- . EIHnlE. AE-la
Lals n 1lth. = rgGmE. E0dd
1a8 Duuglfas street rooms. & D
JOIN n F'REHZE.A BOTH PHONES. o
IN WEST FARNAAI
ue s 36th 81, Al s-ruum strictly modern
brick dwelling. iu a Gnuice residence dis
uicr Wil- decorate % SUIT tenant see uz
Ter speca- price Key az ~ 8 l6rn 81
PAENE q SITTER CO.
Sole AEanuL sixth F'loor n = Lie Bldg
FaOus Douglas lgI6'
nous crsaEa saas 4 Ca. See sias
~ Mamie 81. Groom. modern II
COTTAGE IE5 n I'm ST. Tel Barney asa
Brand new rooms uIsd bath. sar
nuishad laludry basement. Two 1iueiza ~
three car lines, nice wax down tnWl- Aer
QUICK = you VAIN rnla lue home 10 8
srn ava Phone r. 81
I'd AND FUFPEToN AvE-Eghr-
nun modern brick lar. On car line - %
good usuAuL HEigar q LasburT. zE
IBrh 81 Fsans o ~
s-EoCM -urrasas naaara- sE1sBt tlruaas.
eeaAel1ll avn 1nn Ersea- Na - -uura
= ave EsnE anig g PR mo- EasDaans
On Van seuraEs ca. pzcis. Moves. stores
huusFuuia s1uoa- HingprgQf srlnags. ~
iaIa- EzzHGh- - = ElA- Ia 2. tlEL A-IzL
HOUSES FoR RE0T-
NOWArA LANp And LCT CO.
SUITE a Ns~ SarE In sidE R~d IA
NEW ---oum auuzs. Strictly modern hgr
Wa1ar haaE III Chicago s. Tai Earna7
8 BOOKS modera. Eood rs1airs- IN a
ID Ave. n Ia HArnaT La
Wv Z raaa1a a. nodsra lent 7-1-
49, 8 ma Ave. 7 block s0urh Of Csutral
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

5-ROOM NV Apartment, 2ath ami Calirlr~
MIA Is
so North gBta, rooms and hail, al mod
ern.
10 North L9tl. rooms aud uHEh-
Za24 Li=sv7nTEurcl. ) rooms. al modern.
18th and Franklin, 8. w Cur, 6 ruurls and
barn
OrEEEFE Real ESTATE CO
IgI6 y. Y Lifa. Doug. OF A-2i62s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

FOR RENT-HOU SEES
S2-ZIg-A Shirley St. rooms gas and
water
EB-15g7 Park ave-. g rooms. all modern.
good condition.
sz5-gI2 Barney ST. s rooms. modern. OAK
In sh.
gEQ-Heared apartment Ia No. 18TH st.. .
ruunua and burh. hot water tazir1r. gas
Stove and shades.
D v EHDLEE COMFANT-
gI3 City National Sank BiaE-
Telephone Doug A. Ind A-1laa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

MoDEIz-g s-ruum naL Eruznd nour waIE-
"a ~ "a 81 LlGZlra 20 ~ - -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

s ROOMS and bath $50 per no.,
at 900 Burt Sc. Modern except
heat, Z block from two car line,
Harvey and Cunning. Asphalt St
See owner at 3216 Burt ST. OF
Phone Harvey 2496
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17
MRS. GOSHRN'S BODY
 TAKEN TO WALDEN

The death of Mrs. Pearl Goshorn occurred Tuesday night at II: 15 o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cory, No 211S East Sixth avenue. Her husband c. A. Goshorn and two children survive. The fun eral was conducted from the resi- dence yesterday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock by Rev. Otto Wilmington, of the Ohio Street Baptist church. The remains were shipped to Maiden, Mo- for burial. Mir. Goshorn is employed at the barber shop of George B.. Wheat, on East Fourth avenue and is well known in the city. He, accom- panied by his wife, came to this city October last from Indiana, and have since made their home here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17

 trip to Reydel, where he went to inspect new steel bridge.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watts have re- turned from New Orleans, where they went to spend a few weeks and wit ness the Mardi Gras carnival
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Louden, for merly of Swan Lake but who are now making their home in this city, have as their guest Miss Katherine Lindsay, of Cornerstone
 Fred Phillips. of Dardanelle, Ark was in the city yesterday on busi- ness, especially to greet his friends. He is a candidate for commissioner of mines, manufactures and agricul- ture.
 T. M. Atkinson, concrete contrac- tor of this city, has returned from England, Ark, where he has been en- gagged for some time in laying walks He has completed fourteen miles f walks in the little town
 W. c. Tupper, of Little Rock, spe- cial representative of the Underwood Typewriter Company, is in the city on business for a few days. MT. Tup- per is inspecting all the machines made by his company and in use ln this city.
 Mrs. Walker Stansell and Walker Stansell Jr., of San Angelo, Tex, Miss Edna Samuel, of Memphis, and Ma and Mrs. M. w. Quilting of Dumas, Ark, are the guests of Mrs. K Q Pindall, Twentieth and Arch streets Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17
ROPE SKIPPING
 AS EXERCISE
Professional Rope Jumper Declares That It Will Work Wonders For A Sickly GirI-Talks of
 Her Act

Miss Hattie Mccall one of the Me Call Trio now playing at the Moon theater, was lunching at one of the c1ty's popular hotels yesterday and, during the interview, between the or derlng and arrival of the edibles, talked entertainly to a representative of this paper. "Tired?' she repeated, when questioned regarding the phy- slcal exertion put forth by herself and sister during their act, well, yes, l am, but then it's a healthful tiredness. A weariness of muscles that have been healthfully exerted Do you know that rope skipping is one of the best methods of exercise that there is? Look at the burly prize fighters who use it, look at the danc- CTS who find it beneficial in keeping them suple, light of foot and grace full. It brings every muscle of the body into play.
 'Of coure I would notx advise any young woman to try to skip as we skip in our act. That's work. If you want to know what it really is just skip as fast as we do for a min ute. Then figure on putting in all the clog steps we use and the time (ten minutes) of our turn and I am sure you will agree, but, for a sickly girl or a Jagged out society woman ten minutes skipping night and morn ing will work wonders"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17
FIRST ISSUE OF
 FARM JOURNAL,

The first issue of the Scientific Farmer and Breeder left the press at the plant of the Adams Printing Com pany yesterday and is being circulat- ed throughout this section. The jour nal is being published by E. Wells, of this city. It contains much valu- able information relative to stock, poultry and farming in general and is neat in makeup and attractive in design. The new journal has liberal advertising patronage and promises to be a most popular monthly maga-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17
PINE BLUFF
 SYMPh " ORCHESTRA

Increasing in popularity more ana more at every entertainment, this er- chestra has furn nshed music for a7I the big social events of the season aria received unanimous praise for being the best local organization ever hass in Pine Bluff Tn" success of this or.. chestra is due to the fact that they have been playing together constant ly for year and have made a speciaR study of the requirements of Pinss Bluff entertainers To those wishinsg music for balls, receptions, etc, thu, name of this orchestra Is a positive guarantee for success. The manager is MT. Howe. old phone 1114.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-17
lou Cannot Cure Dandrufi Without
 strOying the Cause of It.

Many people wash their scalps Sat urday night or Sunday to try to keep the dandruff down for the week. but on Monday night the scalp has begun to itch, and Tuesday morning will find good supply of dandruff when the hair is brushed. There is but one real scientific way of curing dandruff and that is to kill the germ that causes it. and falling hair, and finally badness. There is only one preparation that will destroy the germ, and that is Newbros Herpi- ciG". It is an entirely new discovery and the only hair preparation that is based on the new scientific princi- pie. In addition Herpicide is a very refreshing hair dressing for regular toilet use. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed Bedell's Pharmacy, special agents