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The Era-leader., 1913-08-21
Have the Vigor of
Health.

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Success comes faster to the man Of
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than to the man with weak and
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A healthy skin, bright
eyes, clear brain and the
Resulting energy will
vii, out anywhere-it
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fault.
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4 49, -
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The Era-leader., 1913-08-21

NOTICE-Positive)y no hunt.
ing or trespassing of any kind
whatever On lands of under.
signed under penalty of the law.
Horseshoe Stock Farm Co.
The Era-leader., 1913-08-21

to meet.
Franklinton, La, Aug. II, 1918.
The Police Jury met pursuant
to adjournment of the 5th, with
all members present.
Meeting called to order by
President Smith and the follow
ing business transacted.
On motion duly seconded and
carried the question came up
concerning three certificates is
sued in favor of H. J. Cowgirl for
$7,450 for building Peters Lake
bridge, and whereas this bridge
was to be inspected and received
by a committee appointed for
that purpose and that these GER
tiicates were to be dated and de-
livered to the said H. j. Cowgirl
on the Instructions of the Pres.
of the Police Jury, certificate
No. 1 to be delivered when ere.
soted piling and caps we're driven
across Pushkatappa creek to
station Z plus 40, certificate No.
2 to be delivered to the said H.
j. Cowgirl wheu balance of piling
are driven and caps placed there
on, and certificate No. 3 to be de-
livered when the bridge was
completed, and whereas they
were delivered contrary to the
above therefore be it resolved by
the Police Jury that the payment
of these certificates be annulled
and set aside.
The Era-leader., 1913-08-21
Police Jury Proceedings.

Police Jury Proceedings.
FIanklinton, La, Aug. 5, 1913,
The Police Jury in and for the
Parish of Washington met on the
above date with all members
present.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, the following bills were
allowed:
]. E. Bateman, salary. July ....$ SO 90
]. W. sylvest. bridge repairs. 90
NJ. A. Thigpen, books and sta
t1Onory neutrality-suspicious.. oV 10
NJ. G. Simmons, guarding small
pox patients, Bogalusa ..... Is %
l.. v. Bankston, repairs on Sill
YER Creek BRIDGE. 90
J. G. Green, bridge repairs..". Is 90
T.J. Simmons, bill rendered.. 1S4 80
J..Vol Brock, bill rendered. 100 90
E. F. Burch, feeding prisoners,
July. y.......... ....... .''.''' AV0 ~
Babington's Drug Store. drugs
for prisoners. rs.........::..." II %
Cedar Pulp Co., 5 bbls cedar
sweeping ....:...........'... IL oV
j. NJ. Kemp, repairs on Elzey
bridge. .....:......."..... w
L. T. Struggled. repairs on
Pleasant Hill bridge ......... 76 90
w. P. Dunlap, fixing court
house clock. k............. 80. ~
r. Merridit criminal sheriff
New Orleans. 500. ........ 81 10
]. W, Williams, feeding pris'
oners, Bogaluss ........." W
NJ. NJ. Msgee Lbr. & Tie Co.,
wiring Court House. .......... 149 10
NJ. n. Msgee Lbr. 4 Tie Co.,
lumber for culverts ........ 81 80
The question OF the note to the
Commercial Bank of Bogalusa,
La, for $4,000 was discussed,
and on motion duly seconded it
was resolved that the said note
should be settled with five per
centinterest on the whole amount
deducting therefrom the @W.1b
discount made by the CONNER
cial Bank, also the five per cent
discount that the bank made on
culvert certificates and less all
protest fees paid on warrants
drawn on said Commercial Bank
and also less five per cent inter.
est on the whole deposit since
said note was made and deduct
credit Of interest Of $274 due
Police Jury from 1912.
That q copy of this resolution n
be sent to D. T. Gushing. Boga'
lusa, La, and one to the Mag
nolia Bank, Magnolia, Miss.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, the bill of D. M. Blanche
for milk and meat for small pol
patients was laid over until thi
next regular meeting. ~
On motion duly seconded ant
carried the bills for disenfect
ants was laid over and the Secre
tary was instructed to notify T
]. Simmons, sheriff, not to bu,
any more disenfectants unit
further ORDERS.
!. On motion duly seconded ant
s. carried. the sheriff was author
lied TO lease and hire secon
grade convicts to different pal
d Jies for the price of $500 pc
month on delivery Of the prope
The Era-leader., 1913-08-21

bond for the term of imprison-
ment.
This being the time to open
bids for the fiscal agency and
there being only two bids, and
the same being open, the matter
was deferred until the 18th, at
which time the Board adjourned
to meet.
The Era-leader., 1913-08-21
The Indiana and Ohio
Live Stock Insurance Co.,
Charlottesville, Ind.

THE OLDEST THE LARGEST
THE BEST
Paid up capital $10o, 10000. Assets
almost q half million. Policies have
been "Good as Gold" for more than =
quarter century.
Good horses and cattle are worth
money. Protect yourself against .
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Time Tried and Loss. Tested Com
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f. BRANCH, our local agent, for full
particulars. DO 1T TODAY --Tomor.
row may be too late.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to an persons firms
and corporations. other than depositors, VINO
have claims against the Bank of Angie, OF
Angie, Louisiana. that they must file their
verified claims with the state examiner OF
state banks, or with his duly appointed specia
agent, Jasper s. Brock Jr.. and make ieHal
proof as to the justice thereof. on or before
the fifth day OF September, 1918, at FrankNn,
ton. Louisiana, In accordance with SECTION u
Of Act 500 Of 1910. WV, L. YOUNG,
June l3 State Examiner OF State BANKS.
II, J. s. BROCK JR.. Special Agent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
MERCHANTS To
AID FARMERS IN
PROGRESS WORK

The Chamber OF Commerce of
Noultrle and the farmers OF Colduitt
County are organizing a federation
that looks like business. The purpose
is To form cooperative relation
ship provide market facilities and
cash for what the farmer has to
sell and 20 promote live stock, truck
ing and grain growing.
As a starter. the Chamber OF Com
merce OF Moultrie has raised $4,000.
An organization has been formed
consisting Of members Of the Cham
her Of Commerce and the farmers and
designated as "Colquitt County Pro
duce Federation" The county is sub
divided into fifteen districts with
vice president Of the Federation To-
Gated In each An advisory board
has been formed for each district
consisting Of twelve men. four to have
charge of live stock. four trucking
and four grain and hay.
Packing House Planned.
The Chamber of Commerce Of
Moutrie is saving to the farmers Of
Co'qUitt County that it will estab-
lish a packing house for taking care
Of the live stock. that it will establish
a cannery TO take care of all of the
vegetables and fruit that the farm
ers will grow and that an organiza
ton will be perfected for taking all
the hay and grain that the farmers
will have for sale
As further inducement. the Cham
her OF Commerce of Moultrie is say
ing to the farmers that they will
get cash for all that they have TO
sell. The plan includes also cooper
ative shipping and marketing Of veg
etahles berries. etc
Already the Chamber Of Commerce
has given evidence of good faith by
taking up the work Of hog cholera
prevention and cattle tick eradiCa-
ton. Eighteen syringes for applying
hog cholera preventive serum have
been purchased by the Chamber Of
Commerce These will he furnished
free to farmers in the county.
Purchase Cholera Serum.
The Chamber Of Commerce viii
also purchase a large quantity Of
the serum, have it on hand for i'm
mediate application and permit the
farmer to get it at actual cost. More
over, this organization is to see to
il that competent man is located
IN each district Of the county who
Will administer the serum without
cost 10 the farmer.
For the purpose Of eradicating the
cattle tick, the Chamber Of Commerce
is 30 construct two dipping watts in
each militia district for the use Of
the farmers and will agitste move
ment against the open range
To give the live stock movement
good start the Chamber OF Commerce
recently had experts from the state
College of Agriculture 20 address the
farmers and give demonstrations in
applying cholera preventive serum.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
BULLS IN COMMAND
DESPITE BEAR NEWS
Shorts Begin to Believe Liverpool Bought Con
tracts in Good Faith.

has been small. but 81 could hardly
be- otherwise with offerings not heavy
II the strength will continue il will
he a big help in dispos'ng Of the
remnant Of the old crop AT time
when business is usually very light
Should the squeeze Of July shorts
proceed. there is likelihood Of sales
against the sctusl and subsequent
deliveries. but that has not yet be
come factor
The domestic spinners are buying
spafinglv though some business vita
them IS reported.
Their policy is still one Of waiting
and hoping that good prospects for
the new crop viii break the control
Of the bulls It IS believed here that
some ~ the mills will be forced TO
curtaH production II they do not buy
raw material more freely
Continuation Of weather ike the
past few weeks viii mean a bearfsh
condition report the first week in
July. though the cool spell Of the past
" eek mas perhaps done slight Injury.
There is some concern in the lower
par ~ the CentTal belt over the Doll
wAevil From limited areas come re-
ports that the weevil is very numer-
Gus and already busy. but the real
test with him comes later.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

MEMPHIS. June 14-Thsre is a
significant absence ~ unfavorable
reports from the cotton fields, vet
there has been presented the anomaly
Of a firm speculative market Prices
worked up 10 levels little dreamed Of
a few weeks ago. The spectacle Of a
bull campo gn IN the midst Of almost
uniformly good reports has excited
comment. and # has been all the
more unusual because 81 the weak
ness in securities and the continued
tightness in money.
one Of the reasons for the display
Of strength was that the snort inter
est was large due 10 the excellent
promise for the new crop and 10 a
feeling that the pessimism in trade
circles would make the visible supply
Of the raw material answer all re-
auirements ~ spinners and shorts
until the new crop should come to
their rescue.
But the foreigners. especially those
who reflects their attitude through
tine Liverpool market by the buying
~ the actual have been absorbing
for some time the long end Of con
tracts sold by traders in this coun-
try. A. the time for same OF these
contracts TO become due has sp-
preached. the vendors have grown a
bit uneasy over the failure Of evil
dence TO appear that the buying was
not done in good faith. The small
stock in New YORK.. total oeinS
about 10000 bales and the steady
spot prices ia the belt. quotations
being such as 60 prevent contract
deliveries without large loss has
made il possible for certain bulls Go
s-t ina some strong WORK This has
shaken the shorts from The position
or SEEMING security and has caused
widespread covering. extending 20 The
new crop months as well a. Go the old
The latter have gone up faster. bur
there has been q steady tone through
OUT The entire list ~ futures.
Tire effect 81 the hu &c In rhs con
tract ma -ket has nor been great IN
srots though 81 most certsrs quota
rsoDs have beer revised upward r
LITTLE and everywhere r1e 4 lsrosirf~~
has been 10 stiffen prices. Business
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
PACKERS HAVE
MEAT WAR On
IN ARGENTINE!

CHICAGO, June 14-Packiugtown
expects that when the Argentine meat
war is over American firms will DOM
mate the South American meat trade.
The contest which flooded Smithfield
with chilled beef at ruinous prices
Is said TO have begun over percent
ages The American packers finsu-
cially have the best Of It on account
of their lucrative American trade.
Swift & Co. were the first OF the
big Chicago packers to gain q foot
hold in the Argentine Republic. Ar
mour & Co. followed a couple of years
later. Morris & Co. and others also
nave extensive interests there now.
r. ]. Durham. vice president of Ar
mour & Co, is quoted in Kansas City
a saying: American packers are
in sharp competition with English
packers for the markets Of Europe,
AMI have been the past five years.
II is economically impossible for for
eigR packers to compete with us in
the markets OF the country. as freight
charges would be prohibitive.
They are driving American meat
out Of Europe however. We cannot
compete with them there on the basis
Of nigh priced corn and high priced
land
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Successful Georgia Peach
GrowerMust Be Real Worker
Constant Care and Personal Supervision Needed to Make the Fruit
Crop ProfabeWidC Ocharsts Have Hurt Industry State
BY CHARLES A. WHITTLE
Georgia state coUcgc Of AgricUIfwc.

'f'.'f = ga t'f't'' '''''' y ~ 80 "
! Things and picture fortunes within
! plueking distance. provided only
! little coin Is invested In Our orcnar
! company are 20 be taken cautiously
/ They may Ice sincere. usually are. bat
! they are frequently ignorant ol
/ everything about growing an orchard
except ,br talking points
The big thing that somebody else
/ has done with a peach orchard, ar-
rording 10 The promoter. is to He
done off hand by anybody else
Crsdulous people can be found every
where vino viii be Impressed by the
promoters confidence and faith and
without DOUBLING iu the least, place
-beir hard earnings AZ his command.
While thus q great dea Of Cherishe8
savings have gone into wildcat
orchards In Georgia and viii doubt
less continue 10 60, some Of Il may
vet he stayed
Some Worthy Of Confidence.
Some orchard companies OF course,
have trained men who propose 70
stay with the orchards and see them
through to success. Such are
worthy Of confidence.
Before investing in an orchard
proposition Of the most promising
kind. IL is well 10 look into or At the
kind Of "A tract that is about TO
become yours Suppose that YOU take
one Of the tracts into which the
orchard company has divided up
several thousand acres Of noun
tain lands. for instance. Suppose YOU
afterwards take occasion 10 see what
YOU have bought and find your trac
n steep. rocky. utterly hopeless hill
side, 4 complaint that can be justly
lodged against some OF he orchard
companiea is that they offer for sale
blocks Of land al the same price with
no reference 20 their relative values.
a peach, an apple or q pecan likes
fertile soil They will have II or re :
fuse 10 grow into healthy tree ana
Weld fruit Of quality and quantity 20
return a profit Simple rs this prOpo-
sition sounds II Is fact most over
looked by fruit orchard investors.
Spraying Necessity.
one experiment conducted In North
Georgia fruit orchard affords strik
ing demonstration OF the value OF
spraving Two equally promising
sections OF an orchard were taken,
one was given the prescribed series
~ spraylngs The other none, FINAL
~ the fruit OF each was carefully
gathered and graded for the market.
Ninety per cent OF the fruit gathered
from the sprayed trees was market
able. while ninety per cent ot the un-
sprayed was not marketable. Does II
saw t. spray
No successful orchard is now get
ting along without the spray pump
and lime-Tulphur mixture. This mix
ture IS not expensive In fact OF IN
-'pnificaut expense when compared 10
results Anybody can make r.
10 combat San Jose scale, Curcul up
Leaf curl. Scab and Brown Rot inc
lime sulphur solution should ne AZ
r-i.d I'm the faU and spring II the
fraes are badly infested with scale
m only slightly infested the sprayinI
msy pe done in the spring only.
Younu Peaches Need D'sInteetant,
Following these one or two lnlUa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

The Georgia peach Is frs, IN sea
son. first in favor and first in che
batting average
This year, howe n, the refrigers
tor cars are not scarce. Messrs
Frost & 90. pre- cooled" excesstyc.'
and spoiled the greater part Of the
CROP in March. The remnant is now
on the way to the fruit stands with
all their ,ime-l nored bushes
Iuscioueness mouth watering sug
Eesuvcness. the dripping. delectable
juices
When peaches move they have to
10 70 quickly. The quicker the tran
sit from tree 10 tongue the create
their deliciousness and less The loss
from their arch enemy. the rot
II is. therefore. the business Of a
real captain ~ industry to gather.
sort. pack snip and sell IN the mar
lset within a period OF three or four
GAYS and 50 handle and sell as 10
clean mp q good nroft-a good one.
understand 70 make up for the three
or four lean wears that intervene be
tween the fat ones
Peach CROWN Profitable.
Peach growing is profitable but not
gold mine Several wears ago. a
great many Georcians Invested in
peach orchards believing that as soon
as tho trees began 10 bear. u was a
rocking chair money and ease
through a1 their remaining days A
great many ~ such investors have
long since reached the conclusion
that after ala, man has been born 10
live hy the sweat Of his brow.
The peach trees 10 which they
pinned their hopes Welded up few
peaches and succumbed 10 weeds
San Jose scale and other Ills which
neglect win bring Thousands Of
acres Of puny orchards had their
ftful cav. but there are many thou
sands Of other acres where brains
and care were contributed and which
have flung Far the fame Of the Geor-
zla peach
SuccCssfu peach growing 10 an
every -dav Job like M clerking
mp bookkeeping bat fine out
of-door healthy 90
Persona Work .scessary.
The best way To- go into the pe
business rs Go an into 10 capital
brains and personal oversight In
vesting ones money into another
mans hands 90 run a business with
which one g not familiar. should %
least be preceded by the most thor
ough Investigation as 20 the ability
and reliability OF the person tu whom
n Re committed. else one might as
we'll cut loose some OF the cords ~
affection binding him % his de tr
self sp that when the parting for
ever comes 10 viii not he with too
great liberation.
our speculative friends. who see
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

DNTn TDU Game cock, oldest of thoroug-
TUlJIIN bred fouls, has proved useful
domestic bird after
passages of taws barring activity of breed from
the fighting pit. Standard class ordinary layers
and hard to raise. =: =: =: =: =: =:
Evening star., 1913-12-28
Dilarious @ihing in afrira

m r. GREEN of Ogboinoso. in a recent
- letter, tells this interesting story Of
free-will Offering:
"All our work at Ogbomoso is moving
well. AT one of our Ogbomoso churches
we raised at one service almost $40 to-
ward the new church building we hope
to begin this dry season. This was raised
last Sunday morning. and was red let
ter day in the history of the church for
a voluntary offering. No promises to be
collected later at decreased value. but
hard cash was what the members
brought. 1t reached the stage of hilari-
Gus giving. Small boys and girls would
leave their seats and go TO their par
ents asking for something to contribute.
and they did not ask III vain, either. This
makes $500 we have raised in and around
Ogbomoso toward this new church
building"
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The First Italian Presbyterian Church
of New York city celebrated recently
its tenth anniversary. During that Pc
riod it has received more than 500 mem
bers and has now a Sunday school Of
more than 500 members.
Evening star., 1913-12-28
Dr. pierfe DerIines.

Rev. DR.. c. (. Pierce. rector of st.
Matthew'S Episcopal Church Of Philadel-
phia. who was formerly a chaplain of the
army stationed at Fort Myer Va. and
who was recently invited to become rec
tor OF st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, has declined the call ac-
cording to advices received in this city.
DIR. Pierce. ii Is understood, feels that
the outlook for service in the Ph.ladei
phia field is larger than here and for that
reason has decided 10 remain there.
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The children of the Episcopal Home IN
Anacostia had a Christmas party We'd
nesday evening, when the principal
feature was large Christmas tree.
All the children We're we'll remembered
and the management feels deeply CRATE
full to all who aided in the effort.
The effort at Shiloh Church under the
direction of Rev. j. Milton Waldron, the
pastor, is progressing.
The vested choir will render special
musical programs at both services today
4 Christmas tree party for alley chill
evening.
John F. Flood will preach at a service
for deaf mutes TO be held at the church
today at 800 o'clock.
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Remember You can't work with kid
gloves on. So take them off.
study your plans before execution.
Law indicates the Importance Of put
ting everything in writing.
X y x X
Examine your work before you turn IL
over.