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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
FOR SALE
Dwelling and Six Acres With All the
Improvements.

The Free Water Place on Olive street
two miles from the court house and in
side the corporate limits, is for sale. It
consists of six acres, with the residence
and outhouses, and all the improvements
and blacksmith shop. A splendid well
of water. For particulars and terms
apply to James Cook at Free Water, or
address him care of postofice box IsA,
Shreveport, La.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
TRANS-M MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS

President E. K. Smith has named del
egates to attend the Trans Mississippi
Congress which convenes in San An
tiono next week: ]. B, Ardis, w. T.
Crawford, E H. Randolph, F. T. Viii
ted and DR. Oscar Dowling.
President Smith expects to attend as
a representative of the State appointed
by Governor Sanders.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
BIDS INVITED

For the Construction of PiiahDriveh
Bridge.
Bids are hereby invited for building a
pile bridge IS or so feet long about $50
feet west of the east bank of the dump
near the Jolly place on Black bayou, to
be built according to parish ,speci6ca-
tions. Bids to be opened at next meet
ing of the jury, jury reserving right to
reject any and all bids
w. T. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.
November 13, 1910.
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
FOR SALE
A Full Blooded Jersey Cow, Giving
Milk.

A full blooded Jersey COW is offered
for $500 in cash. The cow is regis
tered and in splendid condition The
COW may be seen at Mrs Julia Wright's.
Bossier City, at the bridge.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17

You can not find better, more salts
factory coffee than LUZIANNE, even
at twice its price. Order some from
your grocer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17

SHREVEPORT MARKET.
The market closed quiet.
Receipts 100 bales.
Sales to factors none.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
sHREvEPoRT RECEIPTS.

Stock on hand September I........ .2Ia
Received this day 100
Received previously :. 5I,o4o $3.50
Total stock to date 52,357
Shipments to date q. - 32,76o
Net stock on hand $. . 1882
Same day last year -. 2o,1I4
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17
COTTON MARKET

Office of The Caucasian,
Shreveport, La, Nov. II, 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-17

LCS " taStO1 AASSAAS.
The sun., 1910-07-17

vHr -Ipt,o-~,i to - ~ syrnpsthy wtth
f.r'..'"a, opponent ~ the Spanish
Nu'-''-tu NRr \ particular tnsisirnt IA
'1I' war, m" h.~i"rich- Dewey episosi-
H.tI ''r'rihItc,i ." asCeniuate IN" h1s-
NI'y
n" Nisit 81 th- pr'n.- Was an ung,Iali-
''t s'ic, 49, and to large extent f,Iiflissi
- I'IrI 49," ~ dim nishins tho unfr1~nd-
n'-~- winch hat arts~n The simple and
."nlal manners of tho Pnnc~ And the
't id"nt iui"T--f ne took VA everything
-.uWu tu hun and done for h i'm pleased
No Nu"r'uu Is-oplr
Furthvr evidence ~ tho kat$Hr'a policy
= irving to win American COED viii - 10
'0. 'ulnd ~ the establishment OF th. eG-
ruUrl:,' prof, ASoTphips The idea 81 the
"E bHug" wh- IN" r'.sult. ~ - H~li~N 81. of
g.. u""rSttlDh i~twr~n IN" Kaiser and
Herr hthoT thcn Minister 81 Fducatiun
lt was dIartI--..d ut NIlhslm-nohs in 1915
~ IN" knt--r with DT NiCholas Murray
I1',er. ur''rid' nv ~ Columbia University
nd finally WORKED ont In tn. PruSsiln
Ministry nf EdrCutIon
Prot Burgess a, --CTIh"s II a. -An exchange
ui "dur'tor- which has for its purpo~H the
nrInging ut the men of learning ~ one
country into other Countri-s and 10y "a com
's,,l-pn ri fundamental IDEAS 10 arrive
J' a world phIlosophV and a world morality
trr' which the worlds p"aCe and the
worlds civilization may finally and firmly
r''st tn" exchange. for the present NJ
."I~t. - confined tn America and Ger
many
Othsr facts might bc mentioned a.
urrnfS ~ the Kaiser unceasinG .ndoavors
io win American regard and tighten tho
bonds h-tw,-'n the countries, but the eN-
amplss quoted may suffice"
The sun., 1910-07-17
DREN PiWNED rOR GIN
Widespread Custom IN the SOrulIa
Country Of Wr>t africa.

IONpcS july ! In IN" Nor,Iha country,
West Africa when thirsty native finds
D." ha-n the price ~ a drink nf gin he
picks M IN" or hrs p:ckann:ni"s. takes Il
?, tho na?r rect bush Sa,loon aud pAwus u
for tho drink lhl~ custom was disclosed
when SIR G.urg" Whit" "a ih" nous" of
t.utnous asked 4 . -. -n't "a fICt that
-'i. ru-F u6S ul o. lir'u H-" lEwued hv
'n'lE ,-trrn'- for EIn HrG opt ~ = Condi-
ton ui domestic slavery
Tho Gnder S.Cretlrs u th" Colonial
OfiCp rsBli.sd that on" ,'l-fDw WAS wIdH-
spread and uuptrd tN" rl.nwinU UNtvNct
from report rs a comm t'"'' e. mp uS'd
81 educ. ted natives Dn tu" laws and cuts
toms II th- Iurur,! country
W l"u 81 lrnd"r advances money - -
borrower ha So the .',"g To- DTpVid" IN
9rCeBtahlc srIrp'v. Nhp - responsible" IN
default = paymeu. hy ~" b"rrrw'r Tn"
borrower - drawn int" s"rvtc'' Tor IN
bender un, dgy iu m" week the s"rvic"
representing Jn'"~'-' fns IN" m r1"y ad-
NaqC.d %" lives "a h'S own u hpu-.
-bIr 4 o C.lld - rrpvId"t ..s = ~'ibst,-
'u'r he - - llv. wiz AID u ,ra f,r the
lender Ps hls Chid. tn" consideration for
the loan iIrtng that the bprg 'wH. O., lie
priycd of and the lender 'nISy~ ~ ~"r-
vices nf IN" hNrr.w"r = ca 10, hi' D." tuis
.rrInC Cement 'h" child 4 S's no. b'. p'n"
IN" -Ltv" Il the ,'snd-.
In" chld doe, NOT forfeit h,s rrht'
md privileges ..~ 4 tr's.. bpIu H. rstl
b.hEvr - 'h" lender pr-cis"ly 'u 'h" sam"
way - his own ''thr. indeed 10 ~
Joys NOR" freedom vita the former for
nr can a. any time r"ftI-.. t. i've. with hiTu.
On the other hand N" l"rd"r - r"sp,n-
SlhI" - the pubic authpr.'i"- fpr INJURY
- III" h"Ul'h II IA" cri.d and fpr hi7
dag IA
The sun., 1910-07-17
pRIfiOi ' IjINI.
Has Br en- Preserved >nrr i83i In the
Town Hail of Hrrmr.

The most celebrated uf s' IN" vines VI
Germany - known 80 ro-' vine" and 70 ord
IIg 20 q French 'on''mp"rirv % ID. r"yl.
ou-ly pr"-ervrd in IA" town hail 90 nrAm"
III" win" has b',"r IN N" "r..i-. -" ""
l'ara. s.u," 'cgl o. n"n 'h' 'ors'T TII' fathers
had s,y great 'H'- mad" - Juhauu"-i"rs
and -.N ut'rI- o.: l',, Sh"'u'r H,u re-
rctNrd DO it..I" 80 'u" of 90" Ni"-'I".
II - al INV r'trn laN hat as soon a. n huttl"
81 y in" 10 drawn from the yat- similar
ouhnti'y of M" sam" vintage = r1' INTO ~"
tun. consequently they ar" glVays full
IA"h of the tuus or Nat- m ~" town hsll
AZ Hr"m- cps' originally - and thor
capacity - :"A lrr"- or about htiN--"Ncu
GALLON. Now v" hny" our French stats
;CtHn again a. work a. O." 10" '"~' 81 m"
upkerp 81 IN" cellar ~" comes 10 TIE
conclusion that each tim" hot'l" ~ ihiS
wine - drInN u represents = Sutn ~ over E's'
During tho war of is5U the French o"'u-
ped the town. and IN" Officers. hraNtng n"
ger 81 the Council of Br"nt". made frr"
With their prc"ou- wine. ani ~ vAS -aid
that The town of Brcm" paid more TO Franc"
than all tho other towns m Germany n
he time Uf the Crown Primes NcIi ing "a"
further learn that he Na- allowed one bottle
and one only
The sun., 1910-07-17
4 HaII.a. ~ Hrr-,bout..

I',p go' th~r a. ui'on T. l,'.
rhs ruAfl, 'ls-nornH-. p.s.'roH~ rTrW.
Tleiov 'nr 'h~rr'. roTrI -'.'
Who bios - r 1-'r' 7~,rr h'-w
Move nr thor fau''st Uho
T. bent m giving '." = >ho~A
uordsr - o. Quit srh'Iu~
The ,sr'oIs noises ~ iN~ rlo'''
tear r., hat ami 'Ess~ ny ~
- rarllu- dog. 'r~. - 'Nr 'Tn-n 's~:
,ti .trong Iur Esd nu., A1d Iirls insis'
uu shouting W' I'm - ,isv
The hoN''rg b1h~- ~ vo~s t'ooh pooh.
Ird roaring h'rLs'-r- hl'hcr fo"t.
N'n r1lch ~ rrtl-uc~ r~,tHS
me ,Ar,n'.s noisSs On nc "lo'k
rsrro, TvinV rear I,s hiss"f
'AI1 soulI ~ ne rogue adicg
Ru' rr turu. out dsU, grist
~ language mot p0uiI madden Won
Nrf vorst ~ ~ tho pho'e IA" through
Across ne vs, isr' 20 liAsting rO,b
l. 'h-rs --i~' from Worii s1Su'
Tho ,1rio..> nols- on 'h- hio-l
F-iends inls mo rra' lsihAi hTru
or throa no from TO nearest doc.
For an fas' .s~rf --'ing 10
The ysro'.. noise on lhs block'
S'ruAS TyyT
The sun., 1910-07-17

Tho broken sou ma II damp Nth rain
smells gooi A,onE the nrhrhle lane
nroed IN the afternoon the ucid>
Ion>yious o. every ,~~i the hold
seem thinking of the mar, est leld.
That .oon Nili tam their brown To goal
The coulter~d ear:h the furrowrd loan.
pr~Ari % 'hr coming harvest horse:
Nai dreaming breathe o' unborn hAt
Of hr'e. AMI dAi>y. wheat ani wrrl
That shalt br'irrk II on mat ~
When men shan zone ant give - heed
And he Who guides the puuring nlowcn
Nrtoss tho So,'s DARK surface nov
What dream u HI. " snr dream
Not ono hat aims ~ lnN ciin-s-
bu' plenty. uar a golden .trrs-.
To make biz meet ami toll iar L.,
IT'S toll ami nrci 'ha c'rcunNrnt
~, snul 'rr which ih~ drr1r' vas nraa'
That ifiS th- man shnN~ 'lr brute
Md trees from bond, Of ,,rrum lance
nIt u = tot tha' gives ~ rat
Nni need i no a thlnS o. caancr
NNnIsoN CNWris
The sun., 1910-07-17

heart ,he trumpet, dr,~i srro,, 'h- plain
And saW thu ~ Rad spear polnts sSrriei m -
Sueen through 'h~ uoonnFn'. tossing EOT
,lrns
O' eonqu~s, arr % might stripped 'ror no slar
The aNAr'h rNnks drrkrf IN al tNri- battle gain
Rolled by. tho burnl,hed helu -, roliru spine,
Wound through tho gloom iAs ncr, living vine.
Hoarse rose thclr voices in a battle strain
Wilton nEhts burned on the city hrisht
where NaIhrd the ,iN 'or its victor troops.
And wildh IN strange uaTharir 'oNEIe
The thunder, o. appAu>c crA,hr through 'h'
nigh
nut To- Hand appeared 'hc ri'y droop-
To windbown tust AcrosS me Agr> hume
NATHJH WALLACE prACH
The sun., 1910-07-17

80 polite ,.,u....u % ...-. - oush,
~ tuusfisTHt .sHI.. H. 100. lHrfTugrttH
md no ever. 10 t,-n.n. fH'.. o ,rine,
Fnf stN'--n '~ar. fItss trU..H.iHHr rHrfH
hAs b--n .r f..l control % .lu-r. = -'. -
uhn q -uameiul ls.ls" - FOL. pI. iti HIu ,Hr.
Iupi"n Lsprh.-- "i s"''fu'U"ut iaN"
dire To- ~" burdens ~ 'h" p~'r'- >" syc..-
ri'" tsNstton. o. q. h-tuT' "l graf'.
wl-t" ind "NtTa.aEan'v
I D"m",rat. uru,f Ftl'y and ..' up De
standard ~ honest -vp~ndttrr" ant Iua.r
the day. 81 flIdrn auI Dl..,..aud once
more. li"nu,Tat han uIuu the r's-fuTs lDu
-, an hoN"-t, ON "ni ''H - .l"ni'fl
sat" government can - YOUR -"rN go 80
-tandard hearer q leader when fh- fr'ur"
!, hrgtt as'' hoe ., = pr"Si'r. ~ -uc, -.
y" not ffitisr away The opppri'....'T .., ~'r
Demo rati" -gpT"ma"v AMI 81" -uf'r,H
Demo, rutIr prtn"ipln- hv -s.s iu- 90 NOM.
nate M account 'nniid1t-. or ,.u.tv ol
has hcrn- let U> haI" r"a' ."Vt.'
lev" man. an unh~at~n 'ht3aptnu. 'ns ", %
r"r,","nt- NAA' ths r""nl" a.
shall N~ ~ with "gT hands 'u'dsd while
= small group Of men Ui CruI date Tor
. - or thNll N" rark ant nls OF %" party
'naUd from nov until the daFS ot the con-
Investigator thrcushou' -" s,s,e ms
revealed that nerno' rats az" almost unani-
iroUsy io- William j. Gaynor Why not
GAynor for tUN"ruo-'
W" know Mayor I'ynor y not candi.
dat" Tor or.C. 'u' the best interests Of
-" state ca Tor the man ana when the
demand ~ tho rroulr = REQ, hN.,l nv the
' 49, ''
C.ynoI cIut- .,.a l.iny tbroush.
out ~. STAT" a, th" hs-i rnears 81 giving
oppression 10 'hi~ sentiment thr "n' nor
@ @I""E"s A., ',l"~ nov sIn"n,- =" sl'I az,
giving tn the pemocT,ry , leader h,..
enough. broad enough anil strong enough
'" head ~" stat" 'rk"t IA \"N"ml"'i
~" WV N'''' way '"' ''"' D" '"''
I. Ne vii h, glad 20 hear from yo. Yours
very truly.
. ions Z 'ro,rs.
WV w" VT
D.wo.ratt, polttt.ttus ,r'.rprc, the
Cronin movement Ia favor o.. Ma. NJ t,nvnor
for Governor rn h,. AN Indie. .. r,!.n., League
trick and r,plsm II thu IL The In,!.-
pendrnce I.a:u.r. AN aun-' along III.
movement for t1,uur Tor t.u,arr.r John
purruy Mitchell. Pre-, .dcur ~ 'h. Borrd ~
Aldermen yer, ts,oraI,,. ia, ltnsd 20 ~.
fndsIan,ienrp Ir,gurr- voulI 30 Mayor
OF New York MAYOR Gavuor la. aid an
,Iony hoVs,.r that hr wanted io rcr,a,n
N.yor durin- ,h,. term for which D.. was
The sun., 1910-07-17
To Dream of You

r., dream ~ yog 'hls T. thr one hsqusst
Tha, 'Ats hAs nAie me- sorrow + ms guest
Through all the weary dAy. but Shen N" nighi
Come. with - qYi~' rrae~ and tender light
Ny ured hsad sofi piIloSed on her hreAs'
,-IoSe rlo~e within th- arms ~ ,'s~r I rest
Nnd count that In my dreaming nm hlrs'
Yea 10 nv Niurhr- ElorJ In m" right
To dream ~ sou
To MhIsrer IN ms dreams lo,r Inrorfsss~i
In uallng moments glth NJ cares oppressed
!, T. not IN ihe power ~ ist' 20 hrght
Nv 10y for ne ihe Vsr r-us' s'.ll SSer7 hriEh'
while ,AHAn'v thls n.r- f-rr hcr wrrsi
To dream ~ voH
trff, VTRovFR VnHiNAoS
The sun., 1910-07-17

Roll On % Sea roll On -ol. on
,rI me no. win what Eog 10
What tAousn n, ',~~ i Wn~'s-or~
Nnd Hu ny sr"I '. .t~~0~i N ~
what thoIgh rrH0pt "a - 't'rt.
What though ruiN~ = - hAs~ r"Ased 70 ssr
what hoo's ne ou'lOOa niAcS - ink'
~, soul i GI~d WIN Nr'orf
smash ut'h you- 'huairos. vNrrs alonF
Ths NUr~s ~ this sr -nptuous crEfi
LET all nc zafboNris '~-l NE thong
Jore phAr. hrr fore and Vhs~z no. CO.
You MIN 'or 'rIrbul~n~c o. vIr
The victor ,'afr. crown ne gtI-
] hold . stonArr here v"h'n
That mas ,our .Ifp4l' 80 .rnri = rr''
Ilrta,T Uoup G,stfr
The sun., 1910-07-17

NNs-- iAres. rNsrs Needing hsAr's
md fsr"r'~- hr'gN' H7t bold
uisrr'ed c,rrv inch % Ground
WIN phIcN Ana uAr.cnif.
Nrors ~ prrr nld 'sss o-~i HoN~r.
ma r.N'~ hrr garden Fsv
N r~,', %. r.uNG -ss Fragrance rrru
Tho robin runaway
Isr hair Va. NC the yellow com
H-r ~rc, acre 80 AMI h'4e
~h~ m-' h.-l N 'he evening d1sa
III name 49, lob'n ioo
Rrfvr-r the fplds ~ flu1y lace
That or h~r bosom lsj
She vor~ = fresh sud dr1y sprg
uf robin runaway
Though 'l-'r ~ many = wear has S?un
Ths linen % It, SnoNs
St.U sweet Win TNh'l -.7Avs"
iIs- s0rI~d garden s-os,
>hs ends no NIossn-|S al aIo1r
Hrr Iock, 20 'NI7 N-t gray
Tor Robin cA-a -nd R'''n wool
~ nOhIn -ar a"n'
Miss, 'EVtSU
The sun., 1910-07-17
,Ia,Ic

The Perr-N n'hirn fuia
Tho lovely Lyd'Nn lu'~
Inc clear Nrrr iiHu u.p~
Thnt when The N,rual moons Wrrr .u>h and ?, ~
More n'r,ol, golden fruit
10. 'h-, are mute
EIt SUu hc gighU1gaI~
Lifts ~ tnATNred voice In Tempe sNA.e
Nnd sull In iIeN housh> the spI.h Wind sshe'h
Nlorg those stntlei shores
whore ,~sr, io7is7 noatnicn ply ~ oars
Tor rruSir never iir'h'
Ana N our u-p He>r~rideS ~ Ne wrs'
NnIxh its hidden nest
The furuNr forest thrush
TH--rrs 'hc twilight hush
WIN haunting ruSh
To which 'rr-r QUITS ~, rrh grterei hs.l.f
some e--rrite ll ecstasy renlyr'h
FROM 80 20 r'c FROM DAM ~ Nrr-e,I dawn.
The harmonic, ~ earth roll r,-- On and on
,tfNroN SCOTLAND
The sun., 1910-07-17

f-1-t no UsrErr g'ur -.I-
There BE- drrv rr' s'e-i0u- Irrartur
In '.~ sWgl'~-t Mig ,oH' " fud
u hrr o. tate rrAr darHl. sgr~rriuC
AU tho unrklrr, Of HI wird
Sor,s v1v ~. ,ilesor shows the Land
ThAt hs u pitf thrm heart and hand
10 sotnr ps.~ smile. srrrr~ir
Ntru hf hhs rHfsT l.ush
That smile e. sfrdtFd Arrut'
Asa f.oT'~nf Ius hunTh
Inc s's~ once - no Circumstance
Il TIiI Of grAy~ 1iruln-nnr~
Arf n IN ffrudi" psf't'r
We safs -tJs wArr N dAV
Inc trirErsph an rattfs
To >rnd Tho Urus avs
~ shov - rsr aBr ing rehreTf
4 sup~rhsat~i state Of mind
The sun., 1910-07-17
rOEHS WORTH ne tDIN..
S.saa.

Why 49,, = ~ FI,d - isv'
~. dear heat . ,Anno' -
fu.' rrfchansr bsssusr hlrd
so ,h~ al ~lth slhglns stiFt~d
80 because the rio,ss sw~,'
rpread ~ irasTansr =, riy lee,
Or dnCe io,r . harvesting
nrIshsd my =, eiid, ~tth his uins
WY arr ! - riad 20 dAS'
N rssr heart rsnrot ,sy'
tHNELoTrt ngCEFH
The sun., 1910-07-17
INsrRIsTION

rITr NVPNWORTH S,ItOL iRSHiP %
Hamilton college. yielding annually so. 8, nov
vacant n l. op~n for Cpnp~ 'i'Ion a. all Oung
m~n Of fh~ name % ISaNrnwoTth Addres, &
~ 1T iNrON. Rur>ar. Clinton. y :.
The sun., 1910-07-17

Here - circular which has be~n Srut
hroadrasi rhfpugr New Nors state
pIAE SIR Az good citizens should give
The sun., 1910-07-17

ar. number Of gIsyer vlp tH'r read. .'Ns'i
,nrr Tonro 20 sG, Sn o' W i", nv e,. ,,., . - @
s,,s 60 ~ 'S.en a., ~ Hn' w e. ago,r, 'rrn' 40" W
tnori''
T,rr~ i no bsrarrs' .ie,!i -t Monte Arln cIr-~'
Il NJ p-.,atr Irbs 80 .Yt..i' ..a r.a. ..y
h~t> .IuiIl 'hr .'r' r'> Ee' .,~~H o'.' pIA''i
IA-n pa,'r ~ 'h~ '1N.r ~ 'urn H's.uuHu '.'.
'n~ ~. 20 rspr. ,hr!s rr- deaf. i~sS ,t1T,ur~
the lAnser ic play banrp and su.L . uro,.u. itiuu
80, prr eden ~ au Others. but no ne' o"srrd
o., ~ outsider 0ay interfere v,ih hsi - an,
pl,. er at 'r~ tsbI"
,-irHa.- y & g. sa5- counts his '1nd
,pr 'v~,~ Being ncA- nc rra of the loard hs
sS,,,. r,,LVa-t Wr.r "a, ,oi-., ,n ,,srI -
nsN' rAni snd stances - HI p"gs hr remarks MS
rrrar ,na e',it righ' H''c'S me ''or" ,'And, a.
v"EgrG
~ j., hsh, The r~gs onc~ quilted nu.t %
remain u1l~.> rnr pla,-r ha. taarn tpp many
and hi, ,I,-r.Ar5 r'i> him down for
Poker : y = ,ay, when r,-s pot g..
opcn~i an. thr oprUcr sgu's ~, IS'r ~u.' hc
he 4, ,p.t,ing o. /. n rnouga 20 dis art ln ~.
'uru an nar.~ nj ART Nh'n ih" sho" dow %
rorur,'
rnarr 80 modern rules tho or~n-r " ~,r-,
'a-apot r,us' plaro NJ, di>rarI uni~r tho rrly.
~ the ,.roi and ~" must Yut them t'.crc 10 maltrr
what h~ hAs or what he draNs IA Hr ls mon a.
Eicr', to piss hi> rand - Cuid ans other UHS ~
no NO W e.hiNsl VIII. ~AN iNG un'hifg AfHH"
VFrth~r h~ y, spHt'ing or not hon he j. asAed
to show or~nrr>. ih~ 'Afd~ ln ttr rot will c.s
close Ehat ~ had Ia go With fur.i ing q pla, er
20 tell ih~ Of tho table that although ~
op~nsI = .'ot hr has nothing hut four fusn
10 draw - ., Against tho shoc spi-t of thc gar.r
Auction TTno-hIe " \ I say what ne
thr~r ards worth In thrpr hsnf h~Arts tfur1u.
!As round THO Of l.ings and auc~n,. wiih ths s,e
ten lArk NJ hsarts'
so rhe me'd, ar. N Nng>. ~ msrrIAs-
70 and - mArriAEes iso 'rurp, and ~ qperns
pS sa,S In three hand. IAN rou ntsid 90
and $50. total iyp. for the n,c 'rump>.
Nes
: 7 sA,s Must rial - read iFc THE. IN
three fouV hand. even u not trump led'
les
\ : sa,s suppose a MAY hidN aou ,ud rrc'd,
u must he Nin = triCk 70 sore ~ rlrii
N~s
v T e Avs Can one of = u,-bled t-Ifrp -
ausnrr - uNed 20 MAKE any four OF Kind later
-, The meidS are not IN ne ssns y,Ass.
The sun., 1910-07-17

nov uo!.'iral nlgnmrnt Is under wav
IN N-hra-s. ON IN" question Of county
lr.al oyit"n or llru"r selling GOV. Shallen-
p"rg"r. Niyur Dahlman and Congressman
i',h,".k nav" hr"k"n away from lIryan
vnp va undertaken an appeal To the pri-
mares Tho ar-' test vas Lane astsr
county. 'hr -..roni nrgs-t Nebraska countN .
wh.,n vas contested las week and won by
Wrvan Tor an .u-,r'4,t"d delegation to the
Sfn'r convent tou by a vote of to I The
ctti"- ar" against HIM on the l"'al option
is-u". hut tn" women are rallving the
farmers 10 his r"s'ur and ~" vo'" IN the
state prom -.- ." 10 very los"
Hryan l. openly drnounring the liquor
Interests ,nrrgirg that Tho brewers 81 the
country Ilaun.d. plotted and conir ibut~,i
'n ~" el",tion of Taft and Democratic
Governors and state ~Cslature-. The
Wc-t D.. watching thts hSht with deep IN
frr.~t I..'nu-r 'he llIuot question i always
a troublesome issue 90 agricultural states.
Tho psnocrat- 81 Oklahotna are worries,
over -. enthusiast and H,tivuy Of tho
~nrIuIi-t.. Who are holding many me~tings
thee. dty> senator Gore has bcru ap-
p.1lsd to and asked - remain home and
an.a-r the SO,itli-i-. and special literature
t- l..ing printed 20 offset the Socialist propA-
g.ndn The Socialists polled 2?.,sD votes
m oklahoma IN IH'> They are mostly
former Hrvau D"H.orrats and their loss
,r-t tho Democrats two and perhaps three
uisrul,-r. ~ 'ongrr-, from oklahoma 10
lp.S
Ucre - = circular which has bsen sent
hr"adrasi rhr1HgH New lorS stat"
~ SIR Al good citizens should Eivc
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-24

frontage of lawn. The ownership of land, and plenty of it, creates a spirit of independence. It was the ''embat. tied farmers" who drove back the red. coats from the redoubt on Bunker Hill. To-day the foreign immigrant IS populating the abandoned farms of tha Eastern States and gaining prosperity for himself and his children,
 The man who is tied to the city by his business or profession, yet who genuinely desires for himself and his family the peculiar kind of content ment, health and self-reliance that are bred of country life, has the solution of the problem in his own hands. Let him first choose the region in which he wishes to live. Then let him lease a farm for a year, spend as much time on it as he can afford and learn all he can about making 1t productive. If he takes kindly to the experiment, let him go in quest of a farm of his own, buy it (and farms are sold on uncom- monly easy terms of payment) and make up his mind to retire to it when ever circumstances will permit. Own ing country home is not a specula- tion. It is one of the soundest and sanest investments in the world.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-24
nheumati.m Of Horses.

Tn the highly led and 2amp.re<i horse inadeQuatsr exercised. g form of rheumatism, lndistinguishable from gouL Is met with, says Hors, Worle Il chiefly affecta he tsuocA. but may attack the oaviculaI joiu> when the patient experiences those pains arth- ritio which infect the ;oe of i5oertine excesa-'
 The ianenes. is peculiarly painful when the latter joint is involved. IS no swelling can take place and give re- lie' whicl. is afforded by the puffing of a fetloek. a knee or hook There can be little doubt that many of the Intermittent foot ;amenesses attribut- ed tc true navicuiar disease are rheu- matic il origin. and that the so-called cures of navicular lameness otherwise than by the operation of unnerving are due to the disappearance of rheu- matic athr,tis Many navicular bones examined af!er the death of horses long suffering from disease have all the appearances of the rheumatic de- posits.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-24

house with three-ply roofing paper these were covered up ano we had a nice looking. warm and dry house.
 The window in front is 3x4 feet and Is hinged so it can be easily opened for ventilation. At the end of the house l made a smaller window of ten panes of glas;. These window openings are covered on the outside with h-inch mesh wire screen. We have an inside door of ,ath. mich -e can lose ind leave outside one open on mild days in winter when the ground is covered with snow and we dun't want he chickens out, or at night in summer.
 It required four squares of roofing paper to cover the entire house, which cost us about $375. We buy 8x10 glass by the box of 100 paLes; so the 26 panes cost about 52 cents. and the wire netting for windows 75 cents. built the house four years ago and It is as good as ever. excepting the roof. which was damaged by a very hard hai; storm last spring. We put new paper on top of old, and 1t is now as good as new-Mrs J. E. Thompson, h Farm and Home.
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-24
The Quality of Butter.

The quality of butter depends to a great degree upon the food and drink of the COW. She should have clean, pure water and wholesome food Mucf care should be takeI In the selection of the ration The individual COW has much to do in this regard. But with respect to the part that is played in handling the product of the COW too much carelessness is evident in the processes of butter-making. After chuI ling Is finished the butter and mill mixture should remain quiet for about ten minutes in order to let the butter come to the surface. cup of cold water will hasten the process An old recipe says:
 The butter should be carefully skinned otf into a wooden bowl half full of water. The water should be repeatedly changed until it shows no indication of milkiness. It is impor- tant that the butter should not be pressed or worked during the process of removing the milk from the butter After this the butter may be pressed into a mass and salt to the extent of one-fortieth its weight worked into it. The water should be well pressed out, but the less worked The more perfect ly It's granular character is main taired
The Holbrook news., 1910-06-24
PouItr, House for Five Dollars.

We have two poultry houses made from rough lumber. ga awed from tree out of the woods. and covered with shingles. but the cheapest one we have made out of scraps of lumber found around the barn and lumber pile-such as can be found 0n most farms. Inside measurements are 10x12 feet, 51a feet high in front, feet at back and 71a feet at the comb. which is 3 feet from front.
 We like this shape and size of house very much and if we were building another. think we would build the same shape of roof. as it is convenient and easy to get around in it.
 "Of course. there were cracks and irregular shaped boards in my house, but after l had covered the entire