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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Matrimonial CstcehisI.
Wha. is marriage:

Wha. is marriage:
Marriage IS au institution for the
blind.
Why do some people never marry:
Because ,hev Go oos believe IN divorce.
When i man thinks seriously OF mar
ria9e. what happens:
He remains single
Should man marry 4 cir. Tor her
money?
No. But he >hon.d 40; le, her he az
Old maid JUS; because she's rich.
When girl refers 10 4 sad court
ship" what does she mean:
She meanS ;ha: the man got away.
Is ~ engagement rs good Is L mar
riasc::
It's better
In selecting = husband. w!,y does =
girl prefer Il; man:
Because fat man finds II bard 20
S,oop 10 anything low.
When asking pay, how should youn"
man act:
He should face papa man!ul!y and
never give him 4 chaoce i. his back.
When the minister says. do you take
.his woman for better or worse: what
does he mean:
The bridegroom people cons;ruc 1t
one way. aud the brides family inter-
pr.t il auother. /; is very sad.
When I man says lie can manage n!S
w;fe. what does Re mean
He means ihat he can make her 90
auy;hiay She waits ~.
When chiir: Is smart and :-"od Z"
whose family i i;Gur:
70 its mothers
When a child is has! anG s;aped :"
who's family is II due:
We refuse 20 answer
Is 1t possible for Z married man 10 oc
fool without knowing II,
No; II MS VII. i alive. tniie'i Pres
bvterian.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
A Tcmaa'S Great Idea

is how 10 make herSc!; attractive But,
withou: health. j: is hard for Ter 10 te
lovely in face. form or temper. y weak,
S;ck!v r'oman wi!i be nervous and icrit-
able. Constipation and Kidney poisorS
show in pi,rp.eS. b!oiches. skin erup-
,ious aad 4 wcetchcd complexion Blu,
Electric Eit,ers always prove godseE6
10 wo,neu who want health. beauty and
friends. They regulate Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys, parity the blood: give
strong nerves. bright teyeS. pure breath.
smooth. velve,r skin, lovely complexion.
good health. Try them. SOC 1t q!
druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Farm Butter Making.

Nj
N,., ~ ,b,. L,,,a- t,,,. i now h..
;,, n-,tnc.i az, tb. farm, of .his
S,.,,,. i. Of Door ouaIi,y This is not
dn,. ,o ,h. lack of .ood materials TO
work with. bu, i. due TO the methods
pr,ctic-d II must h,. remembered
tl,.t rb, lirs; essential in making, .,nod
hn.,er TO h,v.-oot or. .:u Nv s,o,d
,.r,..,,r w.. ,ne,n cream ,h,, ha. l,.,.r
,,,,,.,;n..d ,-,,,r w.. ,r;l,. o,,,tn, er,,n
49, -,
~, Ill. -. ,.'',..,>.,,,,L.
,. -. sn.i nrS d.;.I h.fn-. .os,, III.
- .i,..,n;ii'.r,', ,,,a,,,I .,.;ii. ".;.t.
'.I..,,, 49, ..,5 :, -. ,,,nds Ind j., .nc,, ;,
~, ,l,,, 49, ,;,,,,. dirt >. ,,osIi,,y. will
.,., INFO ,h. ,rilk
. =. .l.or -. Nv. will i hror,,b. ;n.o
~. hon.a s-r,i, j. .hroncb NO. ;ss.
tbr..,L;c u..>e. of ci,..se cIo+b
Th;s viii 40, out nil find dirt and
-. S--,;, ;,,o ,,,,. or howIx ,L..,
Nv. he.n veil washed and sunned
,nt nl,,c, !, rho retri.-r,,or or tho
co,a,.s. s,,ot no..;ble At ,h. end of
twenty four tours all tho cream will
hav. risen and NAV be taken of IN
apy convenient manner. f:he milk
h,s h..u kent cool ecousb il will still
b. sweet. hut nndar the usual copdi-
flows wber. no ic. j>u..d !, will very
n,oha hlv b,v,. adhered II the milk
10. rot c,,hb.rad i viii h.. NOR.
,.o,,..,,;..n, -o mn, w. ,.ra,,r whore
!, MAJ h., kenr cold and hold II until
:, l,r.,. cbnri,;no ,nay u. made If
l,owryer th. milk has clabbered
hen the cream is taken of. it viii
be Ersr to church ut once. Cream
that is very sour never makes 4 good
quality OF butter.
The quality OF butter is due large
ly to the following points:
!. Temperature ut which the cream
is churued
> Acidity of cream
-. How the butter is washed.
! Working and saltipc
These points will now !,- taken up
in their order. The churi, should al
WAYS be scalded out with water be.
fore il is used After sca!Glns rinse
out with cold water so as TO bring the
temperature OF the church to that OF
the cream that is 10 be churued The
CSmDSI2CuCe Oh lIfc CCeaIu DS
such that the butter will come in from
thirty-five to fortv-;ive minutes II it
comes III less time than thirty five
minutes, there will be too much but
ter left in the butter milk and the
butter is harder to was:i c;eau. The
c!,uruing should stop when the gran
ules OF butter are the size @! grains OF
wheat. At this stage all OF the butter
has come and il is easy TO wash, for
each grain ttands ont so that the
water can get to II. III the churn!nS
continues until the bntter gathers IN
10 Jumps the SIZE o! hens eggs or
larger. II will be impossible TO wash
the butter well. rs only the outsides
OF the Jumps are exposed to the wa
ter.
When the batter has come draw on
the butter milk and add enough wa
ter to noat the outter- iie 'eniPera-
turs ot ;he wash water should he
slightly oeiow the temperature OF .ne
cream %heh II WAS placed III 'he
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
CATARRH CURED AT HOME
Trial Treatment Of Dr. Blosse:'s Cstaut
Remedy Free TO Sufferers.

/. you hare ca:a:rh OF the uoSe. throat. o:
lungs. {. you arc constantly splitting, o!ow!a,;
The nose have stopped Up fcc!!ag. head noises.
deafness asthma bronchitis or weak !uac.N-
YOU car curc yourself It home By remedy 30
simple tha; even 4 child can Use Il
Il Will cost you oa!y = post2! card to cct
liberal free trial package o: Dr.. B!oSscr =
wonderful! remedy. II Is .ent BY mail to every
Interested sufferer. Certainly 70 ocer could be
more liberal.
Th, !u:! treatment iS not expensive. y pack
age coc.:Iiai:g enough 10 !a>t one - hole moa'a
vii! bc sen; Dy mall .nr sl.UU.
y pa>ia! card with ycUT name AID address
.cn; ;o II. K l:OGER. Maauiur Tics cHicc.
I!anu'ag -. G.. VIII 3rin: yu'; hy return mai
;ar .fcc ,I!:! ircal,:.ca, :::.d IN Interesting
h;ok..r ~. ,.:t ;;,.! C., ai l.:.i 20 C:!r''
ruur>,... privately ~ auinc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Making : Lawn.

On his English tour ~ American
was ad,nir!n. the rc!ve;y Sm"oihnc>S
Of y certain Sward. and. being pos
scsscd OF land and an overpowcEiiiS
confidence that with money al things
are POSSIBLE. he asked the head gar,
denc- bow to produce such lawn.
And the gardener said: Its easy
enough. sir. All YOU necd do Is 'o
remove nj! The stones, rlow up '"t
ground. r!ant K with grass seed anu
roll it tor 900 years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
The Confederate Monument.

The movement so long neglected has
!; last begun /" erec: 4 monument, 70
the memory OF the heroes who wore the
grav.-soiGierS whose record was the
marvel OF the civilized world. Clarendon
now proposes 10 place upon tae court
house >quare suitable mark OF lis pa
;riotism bv havin. erected 4 shaft in
honor OF these who responded and l,l:G
down ;heir lives upon their country 5
altar. NJ contributions sen, 20 THE
MANNING TINES w;i. bc ackIow!" 1"SC.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Our Eccentrie Phrases.

Why do we always talk OF putting
n, coa, and vest: Who puts on 4
coa. before 4 vest: We also say put-
ting on shoes and stockings. no
puts or shoes before the stockings:
We also put up signs telling people 10
wipc their feet whca we mean tnei1
boots o- shoes. And Z father tells
bov he will warm his jacket when ne
means 10 warm his pantaioons. we
arc little eccentric in our phrases al
tines
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
in the Game.

II am in the hands OF my friends.
SAID the political! sidcstepper.
Yes" replied the harsh critic. and
every time your friends look over thei1
hands they seem impatient for I new
.al'-WaShingtou Star.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
An Odd Epitaph.

The following cpitaph is TO be found
in 4 cemetery within seven miles OF
New Yorks city hail:
Reader pass on: 6o:l't waste you: '''''e
O.c- ba! biography and bitter rhyme.
Eo- yyha. an, this crunlbl!GS clay N
sCrcS.
Ard wha, | was IS nc .,Ta:r OF Yours
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22

NJ. +. Wcakle: :i"sorao. I.iu.. say:
".hf;er taking Foley k!dnev Pills. the
severe bacHac!,e left me. my kidneys
beca,Ge stronger. The secretion> natura!
and my bladder 20 longer panied me.
am clad 10 recommend Foley kidney
Pills IN . yellow package. ". +.
Brown X Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Clemson Agricultural; College Exam :
ination.

The examination for the award OF
scholarships in Clemson Agriculture!
College will he held in the County
Court House on Friday. July St!. II
o Il. III. Applicants must fill ont prop
er forms. 70 be secured from the Coun.
~ Superintendent Of Education. be
fore they viii be allowed TO stand the
examinations For detailed inforIna.
,ica, apply 10 the Superintendent OF
Education. or 10 the President 0!
Clemson College.
Applicants .oT admission 10 the Col.
legr. but not seekin" for the scholar
ships. Will also stand entrance eXainI'
nations at the court house July $ta.
The scholarships are worth >lroa':d
free tuition.
TIL. next session of the cOl!.:" o!,e.,s
September l+:!I. 1910.
COST AND COURSES OF >T.-nY.
- Agriculture.
i2D Agriculture an! Chemistry.
(::I Agriculture and Animal Indus
try.
60 Chemistry and GEOLOGY
(l) Civil Engineering.
81 Mechanics! and Electrical! En-
-n--rir-:
e., T.xti!- Industry:
Cos; per session. im:liItlin= FoaT4,
Laundry. Heat. Light. Inform a'iG
al ices. Sis ~ Boohe and all Other
miscellaneous supplies. about S2o.oo
For students WHO pay tnition. SiG.Ot
additional
For ca;aio. an.! information. apply
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
May Y Whiiden, PIa:n,;!!
against
Sam Lawson. Richard &. Smythe. Sum
merton Mercantile Company, and
Lauhan-Coskrey Co., Defendants.
Copy Summons for Relief.
Complaint Served
To the Defendants Above Named
You are hereby Summoned 40 re-
quired to answer the Complains, in this
action. OF which 4 copy is herewith
served upou you. and 10 serve Z copy OF
your answer TO the said Complaint on
the subscribers at their otti- l20-l22
North Main Street. IN the City OF SUM-
ter. s. G.. within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive 0! the day OF
such service, and II you fail 70 answer
the Complaint within the time afore-
said, the Plaintiff viii! apply TO ;he
Cour, for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Dated May 10Th 4. D. 1910.
DAVIS * WEINBERG,
LEE IS NOISE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant. Sam LAWSON, Take
Notice.
That the Summons and Complaint il
the above styled action were fled in
the Office OF Inc Clerk o: said Court, on
the 18th Gay of May, a. D. 1910.
DAVIS * WEINBERG,
LEE. s NOISE
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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cred more than once day so that
they wi! not freeze in the nest. Do
not neglect 10 provide green food. II
your supply Of fall cabbaSes and 9TH
er vegetables run out. it will be nee
essary to use either steamed clover or
alfalfa or to sprout oats.
February.
The February work Of the poultry
ra-d IS very ike that Of the January.
The ,aa;n .dea at this season OF the
year IS to keep the hens laying. When
the warm days come. the droppings
that have accumulated IN the poultry
house will become damp and malodor-
Gus and should be removed. II there
IS . heavy fall OF snow shove! a
little strip In front Of the house. and Il
hens range around stables or in feed
lots It vii! ray to shovel path FOR
them During very sloppy days It
ma: be desirable to shut the hens IN.
as 1t IS OK little benefit for them to
trail around In the s!nst. and It will
result IN the soilins Of the eggs.
March.
With o well kept fock OF poultry
the March egg yield IS the heaviest
Of the year. Esgs are declining IN
price rapidly at this season and should
be marketed frequently. By this
month cry supply OF vegetables kept
from the previous fal, Will nave been
exhausted. and with the feeling OF
spriss IN the air the pou.t-ymao must
not fo.ec, that warm days vii! not
bring the hens spring foods. Dry
clover and alfalfa are far. but sprout-
ed oats cce better. and It VIII be worth
the trouble necessary to prepare them.
As soon as the ground may be worked
all yards or. II or farm. patch OF
ground near the poultry house should
be sowr in oats. The chickens may
pull onehalf the crop up by the roots
as !: comes through the ground. but It
Is the chickens we are interested in
and not the cat crop.
II the incubator IS to be used for
hatchins It should be started about the
1se Of March. while the hens may
now be set as rapidly as they become
broody. With the heavy breeds every
effort should be made to have the bulk
Of the chickens hatch during the
month Of April. During the last two
weeks II March incubators are to be
set for LeshoEos-
April.
With green food sown the previous
month the egg projection problem In
Apri, will simplify Itself considerably.
The hens c=a now range abundantly.
and the care necessary n the winter
time to keep them busy and happy IS
no longer required April IS the poui-
tryman's busy month His labors with
the layers consist chiefly IN gather
Ing the eggs. but the work is most ar
dcous with sitting hens and incuba-
to:s. which are now running full h!as:-
and evec toore Of his tiDe must so TO
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CCopy-ieh;. $50. BY American Press Asso-
c!aiion.
- y this last lesson l shall apply the
E suggestion given in the previous
III eight lessons by naming briefly
the things that vii! require atten-
ton month by month.
January.
AL stock saved for sale as breeders
should have been got rid Of around
the holiday season or shortly there
after. and the pou!tryman begins the
year with we'll cIlled dock Of layers.
In january The laying hens will re
Quire more attention taan at any 9TH
er season OF the year. The weather
IS severe, and as e.ss prices are high
every egg added TO the basket rep
7esents good profit See that the
house IS tight, e1cep: openings in the
front !efe for ventilation See that
these windows are so protected that
SNOW does not blow IN. Whether you
will keep the hens shut IN or allow
them to run ou; will depend upon your
general plan Of operation. II feeding
In litter is used. it will be best to keep
the hens indoors rs much rs possible.
and carefu. watch will be necessary to
see that the birds are kept busy and
always too hungry to NOPE around.
yet the January hen must never so to
bed with "a empty crop. When the
temperature OF the house IS below
freezing the hens should be given
water with the chill taken OF twice
or. better stnl. three times 4 day.
Sometimes eggs will have to be gath
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Home Course
I'm Poultry
Keeping
IX.-Seasonal Review
of the Work.
By MO Nj. HASTINGS.

Fo.mesl, poulsryman o. Kansas Expert
.sent Station. Commercial Poultry Ex-
pers Of the United State, Depart
ment Of Agriculture. Authc,
Of The Dollar Hen.
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December.

December IS the height Of the poul-
try show season The lanciec VIII be
9 very busy MAJ HIS birds must be
cooped. trained and prepared for the
shows. The pouitrymaa himself may
be away at shows. and some one else
will have 20 look after the sock 1T
home. BY all means layers must not
be neglected Not only are December
eggs highly profitable. but layers that
do not start IN this month will be very
liable to kecp 10 the background until
The warm spells Of March.
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-14
BIG CABIN NEWS.

January 10.
Harve Wheeler has returned from
Colorado.
There Is a protracted meeting at the
Methodist church this week.
w. r Coble has gone to Hot Springs,
Ark. for his health. j. II. Dixon who
recently went there Is reported better.
David Blankenship had public sale
last week and is going to oregon.
w. H. Bell who has moved to Kan
sas, visited old friends IN Big Cabin,
returning Sunday. His father. O. p.
Bell going with him on a visit
party was very much enjoyed by
those present at Mr. Hubbard's last
Saturday night.
The wife Of James MeLain is sick
at the home OF her father.in-law, Mr..
McLain
Pearl Hudson (nee Wheeler) died
at the home Of her parents in Big
Cabin Wednesday morning. January
70 Mrs. Hudson died of consumption
and leaves many sorrowing relatives
and friends She will be buried In
vinita, Thursday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-14
WHITE OAK.
New Frisco Depot--AalI Being Re
modelled - New School House
And More.

Especial Correspondence OF Chieftain)
White Oak is as white as ever, and
same amount of oak
There will be a new school house
at White Oak hills, three miles west,
Jas. Nolan has laid the foundation.
Andy Hampton is trying 10 arrange
for the sale of his farm
The White Oak physician, Dr. Mil
Ter. went to vinita per horse and
buggy Monday on business.
Everyone In White Oak who at
tends school must go a mile and a
half to the school house
The w. o. w, hall is being remodel
ed The Woodmen installed new ON
GERS last Saturday night. A big crowd
was there.
The Chieftain has now regular
news correspondence at White Oak.
A lot Of items viii appear in these
columns each week from here.
The new depot will be ready for
business In two or three weeks.
o. J. Smith Of this neighborhood
went to New Mexico and filed on a
claim for 800 acres of land
d. o. Magoun, road man for the
Chieftain was here Monday on bust.
ness for Craig county's oldest and
best newspaper.
The news and candy apple and so
forth boy on the train from White
Oak to Vinita was full of joke. Here
is some of it: "You fellows are
crooked here" A passenger asked
him If he felt at home among them.
Said he did. Il took my shoe to the
blacksmith's to have It half soled, he
sold It, My fat = was minister. A
couple went to him to be married; /;
he said, I can't marry you but /
will save this one for the next time.
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ried In vinita, are for the present re-
siding at the Central hotel
c. L. Blacksteen the new barber
lately from HRllowell, Kansas, return
ed this week from a trip up there,
bringing with him a new wife.
hasten to give Il out, the south.
bound local came In here on time
Thursday
Nearly every business houce in Ad-
air has changed its location within the
last thirty days
w. p, Adair has sold his grocery
stock to the Brock Mercantile Co, Of
Adair He will conduct fruit and
confectionery stand.
A new restaurant has been opened
up in the rock building by Charles
Bankhead, lately from Chelsea.
A public sale will be held at the p.
G. Brock farm, miles east, Jan. 20.
Horses, cows calves, colts. harness.
wagons farm machinery. furniture,
etc, will be knocked Off
The new brick store building is the
biggest and most important improve.
ment In town. II has frontage OF
125 feet There are three owners,
K. L. Brock, r, e. Delozier and S. p.
Furguson, The cost was $4,000
The Bank of Adalr at it's annual
meeting In January declared disi.
dend Of 10 per cent and placed 1000
TO the credit of undivided profits. The
following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: A. w. Heron, Presi-
dent; r. e. Thompson, viee-President
and Cashier; f. w. Propp, Secretary
and Treasurer j. r. Carselowey and
NJ. e. Delozier were elected to assist
Cashier Thompson with the bank s
work for the coming year. The Off
GERS are to be congratulated for their
good showing for the past year.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-14
BIG CABIN NEWS.
Charged With acknowledgements
Remarkable Pumpkin PIE
Drunks Flned--Masked -
Bali-Other Items.

Especial Correspondence to Chieftainl
p. r. Harrison from Bates county,
Mo. has bought 40 acres Of the
Coats allotment near Green Brier. He
is here and brought with him car
load Of goods
". A. Jenkins and mother Of Shells
burg. Ia. have been visiting their
brother and son. c, A. Jenkins. the
Big Cabin druggist.
J. H. Richardson, newcomer at
Sulphur Springs, Is from Missouri. He
has just bought a new mail box TO
hold the Chieftain. on vlnita R. F. d.
no. 8.
G. w. Long, lately Of TahleQuah,
has opened a confectionery. short
order restaurant and chilli stand.
F. NJ. Roberts had a sale on the
Perry place, southwest, horses, mules.
cows hogs and farm machinery.
There we're seven drnnks last week
They were fined so and costs. total
OF SASS.
David Blankenship living east.
swore out a warrant Saturday before
Justice Hardee for the arrest Of one
Roberts. near White Oak. for assault.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-14

such petition that is Is necessary to
sell the whole or some portion OF such
real estate for the purposes and rec.
sons mentioned in said petition.
Therefore, said petition viii be filed
herein and a time appointed for hear
ing the same.
TT is HEREBY ORDERED BY the
Co0rt that Tuesday, the Sth day of
February, 1910, at the hour of ten
O'Clock a. m, OF said day or as soon
thereafter as the same may be heard,
that being day OF the regular Jan
uary, 1910, term of this Court, be and
the same is appointed as the time
when all persons interested IN said
estate as we'll as the next Of kin are
directed and required TO appear be.
fore this Court TO show cause why an
order should not be granted to said
petitioner To sell so much OF the real
estate of said minor as is necessary
or beneficial
1T is FURTHER. ORDERED, that
a copy OF this order be published for
three successive weeks before the
hearing day on said petition In the
Vinita Chieftain, weekly paper pub
lished and of general circulation In
Craig County, State OF Oklahoma.
Dated this 10th day OF January
1910.
THEO. D. b. FREAR,
Judge OF the County Court
PARKER, RIDER & BROWN,
Attorneys for Guardian. Sl-Si