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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Sine Buster ieien.

Tro Gbihuahun. Wer., telegroie.
res ben 29oe April Get beirpgieoe
@rlio mcQem @cneroI &iad % aons
itituticnoliiterneS sperite Ghei, Gen.
Saranja, er life oIene oipGraet.
men Der or oaioa opnnoet Guiabeb
mellem Dem meo Senipn iii oereS
Soloning operior DC Toreneoe Sta.
ter. Cen omerifnrifeS ffiipntiou al
%era Gru5 pil inger 6oronortng
gisre / Sorboloet.
altnogisrelieu al benne Rolitif %
rai GornrBnS Artngelie al Trincipet
/ set al graeutino, @roiilier %
GbiGi giorte MPaIin9stilbuo bar
9a1enS piQtiaitc Npbeber.
Msbet og oe pnisIqerbe Ruoo'
ilngninqer meaem DC 10 6ererC
ianbt Stco for luffeoe Sore. 81.
ierpna ioretoq DC Ell lPngere Ilito.
mobiltlir omfriug / 8pen, oa pno
isritfommenoe M%onoog ifol 9arnn'
"a lebioQe @iaa iii 5orreor iorni
boloe Icup ooer DC ieirriae trooper
Meb 9eniun til 5orboIoet iii 81
Soreneoe Stater beiIutteoe De at for
bol6e ii9 neitraIe. iaa lPnqe oct a
anititutionaliiterne beberifeoe 5erri
toriim life iupdoercS al amerifnnisC
trooper. Get bar ogian eiter Gam
roao nteb @iQa. Of Garauja beilut
tcSe at ofceptere observation-disclosures
Trit,cipet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Operfalot at pirater.

Sra Sorefona, China. teleardie.
res Den 2Soe gpril: 20 bunoreoe
inbfsotc Tosiagerer blep orGbt eler
buifue6e ioaa uuoer Ell iortpilet
anmp meo fineiiife Serspere. ser
anareb % brpnbte De brittle Sta.
tion npr Macao. Eperitbeialenbe
Gpdns lnpnes. 9nbre iremmebe
Siiicercr % 100 ToSioeerer uro.
fom. Screperre bar longt tnlrigcre
eno StationenS 6olf. Get bar ierit
citer en- iortpilet aamp. at set Inf.
febc9 Siiicererne o. Easiogererue
at fontnte bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
= bapsnoo.
Seeanoamper meb Snnorcber al
Easiagercr omburo / sSarc.
1~tropGffcmoe Nnatcr.

Sra Sofio, Sapar, t~elesraicres
ben lite Moi: @icutagne traab.
leic Nsoii9naler mootoges Iangs
apiten al Sopar ira Toitoompitibei
"Siberia" ira tiblig / NorgeS til
benimoo 10.Sioen / sliteu.
Si9naIernc beifrep Steoet hpor
Sfibet beianbt ii9, nemIig noeIe Wtil
ira aniten al Gen Sormoia. Teri.
moo cares inger nGrmere Splps.
Ringer on, bpori Den 6are Sfi6et
beionot iig bcitoo.
Signolcrne opiangebcS al fol.
rige Sartsier. beriblaubt al 8reat
Nortbern Stcamibip Gompanns
Tampifib "Miuneiota", Ser q poa
@eien til NngoiafL Sapan, % ionl
itrar Iagoc aurien / ben angiunc
Hetnirg.
Zen ~iopaneiiife Hegierire ienote
TO Snmpifibe aiiteo, % BET brittle
arigsifib "Ninotour", Der ogiao
bapoe opfareet Rebsiianalerue. latte
for iulo Strait 9urien / Ianme Het.
Ming. Set pentebc al naa oct al
"Siberia" opgipne Steo lent ON
aitcnen.
Sen Smitpnoiqheb, at Der / Sig.
nolcrne intct rppntcs ON, bport
6oren beitob, iorauIeoigeoe ltobre-
OeIien al De piloeite Gp9ter %
@iSninger. Get isriie al bisie Hpg.
Ter gif no poo, of Sfibet bolot paa
at ipnfe, mems bet ienere beo iig,
at oct par itebt paa ct SfiGr rtoen-
for apiten al Zen Sormoia % be.
fonbt ii9 / ben poerite ,Sore.
st iencre Hpgte par enbnu mer
ifrpfinoiaaenoe. Set ubtalie nem.
liz 8rpgt for, at fiueiiif Sisrsuere
utuIigens bapbe bapt noget meo
llIpffcn at bcitiae.
"Siberia" oigif fra Sor 5ran-
cisco, GaI., bcn 7be April Tor Mo.
Mia poa 1ilippirerne. Set meo-
icrte 52t Tasiagerer. oerai II poo
Isrite, 80 paa anben % 400 poa
treble TIabs.
@lonot Vosio9ererne be'onot ia
Mrs. Erancis g. Sarriion, Suitrit
iii @ererol9rtnerneren paa 6ilippi.
ner1te. og Wrs. Sohu q. Rertiers,
&uitru iii Sen brittle aoriul / Mn.
Mia, @ilocrner Gaon / Troninien
gotones, 6ilippirerre, og mango
andre Terioner. iom oor ienbt al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sniularbureau.
Get isritc NsoSii1nol ira "Sibe'
ria" mcooeIte at Sfi6et boobe boot
ct llbcl0 og beinrot iis / Nso. Sig
nnlct bIep opionget / Ell uo9et
u%iuIoitrnoig Sorm al ben iopane-
life traaolsie Stotiou / Sie5afai pac
apiten al Zen aiuibeiu.
@ubifabet rcpcterebes iii oQc Sfi.
be inoenfor Stationcns Rpffcpiooe,
% set autage$, at mango 6drtsier,
ioruoen sc ouenfor nGpnte er Drag.
ne Sfibet iii @iPIp.
Ter bar bog intet 6artsi inoen'
for Statiorens R~Pffcpi60e, ION fun
Sc naa ~Siberia" pad minore enc
Ter elmer.
"Si6eria", ser feres az aapteir
3eeber, iorlcb Dofobanta Den 27oe
oq Nagoiofi 6er 29oe guril bireftC
Tor Woniln. Tets aurs lnn iorbi
2itfpiter al Zen 6ormoia.
ct ienere Telegram brinaer oer
gIGocIige og operroifer0e Npbeo. al
"Siberia / bel 9ebolo par unfom'
met iii Wanila, oa at Siitorierne ON
ben befrpsteoe aotaitroie ifplbtes
en- beflaselig MisforitaaeIie al oC
u6ipnAtp troo0fsie Chandler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Sorliit meo
Wano 90 Illus.

Ser m~eooeIes ira Sullttb ben
29oe @pril, at man MI bar opgipet
etbbert Saab Ont Sragtoamperen
"@ellianlin NoblcS" Geoning. 6or'
ifielig SlogS @raggooS, Tom anita.
ges at ifripe Jig ira oct i~orulpffeoe
Sfib, er brepet pna 2nno peo Edrf
Eoint. Hpgterne ON, at Der ogiaa
ifiiloe bore ifplet Sig ilano, bar
Derimo0 pitt Tia u6egrunoebe. Otan
antager, of 6ortsiet itr6er ct 6or.
isg paa of penOe ON, efter Of BET
babe pit iig nmiiligt for Def at
fomme ino poa Saonen, er goaet
thumbs meo Minro % Mlls. Gr.
farne Sjeiolf erflGrer, at oct pilOe
ppret umuligt Tor noget 6artei OF
flare Sapneinolebet UNDER ben oolo.
ionnie Storm.
SnoieiIingen carbohydrates eno
poerIigere berOeo, of 6~prpogteren
poa 8run6 ofStornen Sirsoag vi
ten life bauoe funnel nao 6prtaar.
net poa Sulutb S%fibsfanals ipolige
aai. ioa 9piet par life tpnot.
Sampifibet minneapolis" bolot
oen 29oe gpril paa at ~iorliie paa
ionrme Ste6, hpor man nntager
Benjamin NobIe" gift UNDER. 2a
fsrite Sorisg paa at iinoe SnolS'
bet bragtc Sfibct nGiten paa Sono
en- baIu Mil ira aanalen. S6et Def
penote, bolSt Sfibet r9iten paa al
gaa tiIbunos og tobte en- itor Sa0'
ming 5relait ira 9effet. Sire an
bre Sfibe. =. Z. SeiielNnger"
~. 6. sruesonle". "@iais sling"
o. "SheIoon Tart", iom ifulSe p9'
ret / Gulutb Tor lense iiben par
enhnu life unfomne, og man er
pneitelis for Dem.
Set par BENJAMIN 0obles" So
rer, Sobn S~ienbarots fsrite Reiie
iom aa9tein. 6an unoloo az al.
meloe Nupnene paa lit Nanoitab.
iaa bisie fienbes life. Ter iiees. al
Srpin 6rancombe, pneite Ssn a
Sfibets eier, par omborb. Stibet;
9proi onilanes I'll S145.O00. oc
9aoningen par Staalitenaer. ID
par bpgset / @panootte for IRE aal
iioen og antOges at furne flare 81
! pqrite Storme paa Subiserne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
GO Solodter brufnet.

Sra Sort SfeuenS, Oregon, teIe-
grofereS ben 30te April: Gn DO
torboab meb en- 2aoning Reoifaber
iii llolpgnina al ltnoerpanoSminer
% bemaroet meo fem Sol6ater,
fantreoe ibaq / ben ipGre Siegang
ubenfor Golrm6idflooenS Wtunoing.
&orporaI alempe og Weuig Nrice al
Bate aomponi al apitartileriet
orl1fneoc. &c andre ire blep res.
0e0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05

mi,rer, BET fommer / gersrinre mco,
ifattefrie. 8~runopoIoen er Iagt iii
en- inouitrieI llopiflina, iom Ri eno-
MI bare fan ane. Ser bar aItIaa
@enitres Tolitif pitt fig flog os beIo-
bringenoe, % set er panifelig ON
Norges Solf fan ieres tiIbaae ieien
til Ssires Spfatning / oisie Sperss.
maal.
gn anben Sag er set, at Stoten
ielp ipnes at piie lioen Snteresie for
at erbperpe Be tiIitr9ffelige %anb.
ialo til Grit al Sernbauerne 0. |.
Horefalbene pil piitnof p9re tilitrGf.
feIige for 0rift at alle Sernbaner |
oet ipoeitlige Horge; men Der er itore
Slller IGnger norooper. Saaleoas
eier @unnar anuoie len BET itsrite
SanoiaIo / @uobranbsoaIen, Sarpe.
Jos / 2ailgen, og bette ifulbe pGre
Den ~natnrlige 9raftfiIoe for @i,b.
branosbaIsbancrne. S~anoialoene iii.
ger Ic~lpfelgelis nof iaa burtig / Fris.
1ttitilIinsen % Smbil9et.
Slrpen, iom ifal beosmnle ltoitil-
lingens Stunt, er MI iproig og bar
ontagct ca. $50 9illeoer, iom pil
blipe mcnteret De nPrmeite Gage.
Get bar pprct en- itreng Nebilagt-
ming, ioet ca. 1000 9iIleoer err Bile.
bet forfaitet (refuIeret). ut Torges
bebite Stunt blit at finoe pua oenne
lloitilling er Ser ingen Spil on; men
man mo beIler life Iobe iie forIeoe
til at fro, at oft, lom er gooflenot,
er gobt. Get er mango inmmenlig'
nenoe Senipn, iom bor Ipillet ino.
GtatlirligpiS bill ser peo pripate ltb.
itiIlineer ogiaa bli InIeoning I'll al
lie meeet al BET refuierebe, % Der
iblarot er meget goot.
Eli SSubilGet fommer en- bel SIpm
al Siteratiir. Geo bar tioligere nppni
"SSSubil9umsmerfet", Iom uoeioes
meo %offentlig Sibrag hos Gappelen
Set teener til at blipe ct E~ragtppri
al Stang. 2ieeiau "Stortinset 1914
-1914." 9lanbt pripate Soreta.
GENDER ifal ieg nrpne "gibspolosbil'
leber meo Cert" neb Sptograf Sobs.
Solmien. Get err en- Samling Soto.
g%rafier al ale interesimrte Steoer
peb giospolb - Srterierer og Gr.
terierer - og Cert al Sorfatternt
Sans Ianrilb, Mtatbias 8. Tpfrin
9. 2ieblein, S;reftsr Ssegoaro o
II. Get blir ct Tragtparf til lat
Tris. sos Mittet & so. er allereot
ubfommet "MinoebIaoe" meb Cert
al g. g. Sammer.
EpItfprbrgoernc.
seq mao tg1ell, fl9pne no9le Sri
ON oenne Sag. Eaa Senefos ban
Ri mi LANCET riatig en- Storfleltring
@ilIIifsrilb, bpiS forifiellige Stregel
piIoe fploe en- slpisipalte. @lanot Of
Sing ban bar giort err ogIaa at bGpt
en- YpItanpisning peb at fpittere
Horif-4 merifaneren $. q. Sanlen:
Iapn, pg pes of Shmelcf Ipntes a
finoe 2igbeo meb Suniens Sfrift an
Itilleoes Ser retslig llnoeris9elle MOI
SanIen og ifafieoe bam Itcte uleilig
beber. @uIlifsrio bapbe alorig ic
Saniens Sfrift; men efioel @ogItop
Iigbco err ser. Nu faar piItrof Sam
fen Gr%itatning for lllemperne q
Staten. @nIlifsruos SpnoeregiItel
aobenbarebes % ban for en- Sio II
ben itial ct @%anfobrep meo $1,000
aroner. On ban bar aabnet Imeri
fabrepe err life sanife %iiffert. 3er
Slaas arup SremiGro, iom Quilts
ruo har brcpet, gaar Dog alorig
0pnaben, bpilfet err Oct beloi9e pei
BET.
The bee., 1914-02-03

and now feel fine. | am regular, my
stomach is better and my pains have all
left me. You can use ry name if you
like. | am proud of what your RENE
dies have done for me. - Mrs. MARY
GAUTHIER, 81 Ridge ST., Montpelier, VT.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that medi-
cine could not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, and to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of actual cures, as has Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking person.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegcta-
BILE G OmpOundwill help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Go.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass. for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence.
The bee., 1914-02-03
wlFEs CHRISTMAS CIGARS.

Christmas comes but once q year.
And that means smokes from wiley deal
But, no; those cigars / don't smoke.
/ do not care to die or choke.
do not bother keepin' cats.
use those smokes 70 chase the rats;
Just drop one where those big rats stay,
And they drop dead or run away.
put those smokes in the hens nest,
Where nasty mites and lice infest,
And quick as lightning they so dead.
The smell busts somethin' in their head.
Our hogs no longer have the fieas,
Nor do the vermin Towser tease;
] rub a cigar on their coats
And bugs vamoose from dog and shotes.
Now no one asks "fIave you the mater
Since get Christmas smokes from Kate.
freely passed the things around.
And now the fellow can't be found
In store, on street or on the car
Who wants the mate to my cigar.
do believe Hates paralyzers
Are made OF low grade fertilizers.
c. NJ. BARNITZ.
The bee., 1914-02-03

against innumerable instances of
fraud that otherwise would have
beed perpetrated upon them by
INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers and
dealers.
One thing stands out as an op-
portunity for Hopkins County.
Here is place where one of
those experimental orchards
ought to be secured for Hopkins
County and the Bee strongly urg-
es that the Hopkins County
Commercial Club get busy on
this particular proposition and do
everything possible to secure
such an orchard. Our hills need
more fruit and they can make 1t.
The bee., 1914-02-03
Whining Arabian NIGHTS

Wheu The great mineral wealth
of thi- ttuou Los 5eeu nHuly "a q
velope1 0 chrohclrr VIII weite TIC
Americnu Arabian Nights If Min.
tu- O.eq itie ta.as, al ol witch
Will be true vii, run somewhat as
follpws:
Once upon a tfwe shore was a
poor man by tbe name of Billy
Harris who lived at Spokane. Wash.
he was q horsemau. among other
miscellaneous activities. and had
acquired "a considers block of
stock ia a certain Leroi Mining Co.
having taken most 90 It in payment
from those who owed HIM money
and who had no other assets more
tangible. This stock had kicked
about without a sponsor for two
years and was nominally quoted at
around 10 cents share.
One day a friend came aloug with
a handsome stallion, and Billy
looked upon the animal with covet.
Gus ewes. Dickering began, and
ended' by his paying over $1,000 Of
the stock for the stallion. The sell
er. on sober reflection. became dis
satisfied with h S bargain and
brought suit to recover the horse.
He won, and Billy with a Sigh took
back his stock aud babe the animal
q fond farewell.
Eighteen months later Billy sold
the same stock for $3.50 0O0, aud the
remainder OF his holdings for as
much again. The Leroi mine was
taken over by Whitaker Wright and
aud English syndicate, and pro-
duced $40 ,000,0 900 IN gold and copper.
1t is not on record what the original
owner OF the stallion said or thought
ard perhaps 1t is just as we'll.
The bee., 1914-02-03
EGG GAMBLERS TO BLAME.

People bark up the wrong tree when
they blame the egg producer for the
high price OF eggs. The department
o. agriculture, Washington, puts the
responsibility where it belongs-on
the big cold storage companies, the
egg gamblers. These tricksters de-
clare it's the weather or that the
the demand that the supply cannot
meet 1t. This is all fake. The most OF
the eggs consumed in winter are laid
in early summer; some several sum
mers before.
Farm hens, from which most of the
winter egg supply comes from, in gen.
eral. lay but little out of the warm
season. and only a mild winter like
last year makes them change the hab-
it, and then eggs tumble in spite Of
all the trust can do.
The population has increased, the
demand for eggs has increased. but
the production of eggs has greatly In
creased and, wonderful to relate, has
kept ahead of the population. In ten
years eggs jumped from 1898 .662, 900
dozens to 1851 .311 .371 dozens.
This is only on farms and does not
include the millions produced on town
and city lots.
In 1890 the per capita was II dozen,
POI eggs to every person; in 1909 the
per capita was 17.3 dozen. in 1912 it
was III, and in 1913 the increase
guarantees a per capita of IFS dozen
to every man, woman and child in
the country.
All this time in the face of increas-
ed production, egg gamblers have been
pushing up the price. In 1899 the
highest wholesale price at New York
for average fresh eggs" was SO cents.
in 1904 it was A cents and in Hovem-
Der, 1912. GO cents. In November, 1913.
there were 100000 dozens stored In
Pennsylvania and many millions more
In other states. and, not content with
a corner on summer eggs, the storage
have their agents out after
all the fresh winter supply, and at this
writing the fresh winter egg Is NOV
Ing toward the dollar mark. While
warm winter weather occasionally
knocks ont the gamblers and n general
boycott has some effect, the only rem
edy is national law that restricts
the storage OF eggs to six months, so
that they must be turned on the mar
<et in normal quantities and thus sell
at normal price.
This law the United States authori-
les are advocating, and while attend
ng to the egg trust the government
should also put the screws on the
grain trust, for with these two work
ng against him the honest egg pro
iucer is rather between the devil and
he deep sea.
The bee., 1914-02-03
The HistoU Of Mnblenbeyg COHntp

The HistoU of MnbieHberg ConWr
The editor of The Bee has had
real pleasure In partial read
ing of new book that has al
ready been referred to by COM
petent critics as one OF the most
meritorious local histories yet
published In this country. We
refer to Rothert;s History of
Muhlenberg County, which came
from the press but few months
ago. AIR. Rothert came to Null
enberg few years ago to hunt
land titles and foxes, and re-
NAMED to search out facts and
traditions of an interesting and
eventful people and to weave the
story into a comprehensive his
tory that has already pleased
and delighted manv an old Mnh-
lenberger and their descendants,
scattered as they now are, TO the
four or five or more winds of the
earth.
Though there is scarce a coun-
ty quite up to the mark of Old
Hopkins, the writer, since read
ing Roberts History and see
ing the achievements of his an
cestors and other Muhlenbergers
boldly set out in type and story,
is inclined to admit that he,
was born in Muhlenberg,
on his grandfathers farm and that
he's proud of it. The Rothert His
tory deserves a preferred place
on the book shelf of every such
an one, and will be read with
much interest by many book
lovers in Hopkins and other
counties neighboring with Muh.
ienberg. 1t can be secured at
the local book stores.
The bee., 1914-02-03
New Officers for Banking Institution il
Jacksonville

Il. +. Morris, of Providence, Will
be the Cashier at the Kentucky
Bank Il Trust Co., in Madisonville.
Mr. Morris, for nine years has been
Cashier at the Citizens Bank, Of
Providence. and succeeds Mr.. =. b.
Ross. Mr. Ross VIII be the Active
Vlct-Pres. of the Kentucky Bank d
Trust Go in the future
The bee., 1914-02-03
DON'TS.

Don't pack dressed poultry in straw
Line your box with white paper, wrap
the fowls head to prevent blood
smearlnc the birds and pack them
tight without wrapping.
Don't expect to get rich wishing;
that's just as lucky as mud puddle
fishing.
Don't expect Leghorns not to go
through a fence that grows larger I'm
mesh toward the top
Don't buy more eggs from the same
party until YOU have tested the first
ones and with butter taste and try be
fore you buy
Don't buy market eggs from every
Tom, Dick and Harry Buy from an
egg fancier and be satisfied.
Don't waste time trying TO improve
a mOngrel flock. Breed thoroughbred
and so mp head.
Don't lack that spirit which aims TO
improve your talents, your product
and your property as time progresses.
Don't spend lie wishing you were
as fortunate as Others Good luck de
ponds on push and pluck.
Don't joy ride through life on Dor
rowed capital
Don't forget that every job has its
drs wbaeks II you spend time worry
Ing because you tllnE some other fei
low has a snap, you lack snap.
The bee., 1914-02-03
No Vacation

The Bowling Green University,
like Tennyson's brook, goes on for
ever; il has no vacations; receives
new students every week and sends
out hundreds of them to lucrative
positions every year. 1t is now one
of the most popular business schools
in America.
The bee., 1914-02-03

Robert Louis Stevenson once went
70 hear Charles Halle play the piano
ct the Queens hall. Altar the per
Torrance Stevenson. In his black
shirt, walked In silence out Regent
street to Oxford circus. He stepped
at oxford circus and. in slow.
meditativs voice. pronounced this
excellent criticism on the Brglisl
musician he had heard: "Th1 man.
ner OF the elderly statesman g. the
piano was somewhat austere an
chilling"
The bee., 1914-02-03

regular and as
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feet would
bloat. My stomach
bothered me, l had
pain in my side and
a bad headache most
of the time. Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has
done me lots of good
The bee., 1914-02-03
Rlshop Not Qualified.

Comments by the bishop of London
Or. Ingram) on the falling birth-rate
were quoted by counsel In a case In
the Clerkenwell county court, when
Judge Cluer remarked: What has the
bishop to do with IT. lie is not mar
ried. Example Is better than pre-
sept"
The bee., 1914-02-03
SPECIAL TO WOMEN

The most economical, cleansing and
germicidal of all antiseptics is
The bee., 1914-02-03
Advertising Rates

Entered at the Darlington
Post Office as Second Class
Matter.
The bee., 1914-02-03
No, LIk. IN. sa,loa.I Game.

GsrAldins--Dtd you sVsr play kiss
Ing EamsAr Gerald--"YsS. sne re-
Member them a. games that didat
have to be called Ga soooxat Of dArk
IssA"
The bee., 1914-02-03
Fine Progress of
Kentncbr Agricultural
Experiment Station

The report of the director ol
the Experiment Station, Mr.
Joseph II. Kastle, just received
shows splendid work is being
done for the agricultural interests
of the State, and is most worthy
of notice. A brief review OF
this report follows, showing new
lines of work undertaken out OF
funds accruing from the State
Act, approved March II, 1912:
Studies in pig feeding, the in
vestigation of inherited charaC :
teristics IN horses and jacks, and
study of poultry and egg produc-
ton, beef cattle feeding, the in
crease in the yield of wheat, sys-
tematic soil surveys in two coun-
ties of the State. tobacco inves-
legations, including the cleaning
Of tobacco seed for tobacco grow
ers, free of charge, the dIstribu.
ton of small amounts of tobacco
seed of pure bred varieties, also
free of charge, the study of crop
rotations suitable to tobacco as
the main crop; the production
and distribution of over five and
q half million cubic centimeters
of hog cholera serum and the
vaccination of approximately
sixty-fve thousand hogs, with a
saving of 91.5 per cent. of all
cases reported back to the Ser.
um Laboratory. Through the
Extension Department of the
Station, no less than 81, 434 per-
sons have received aid and adj
vice upon numerous lines of ag-
ricultural work during the past
two years, and during this time,
no less than ~, 837 letters have
been written to various persons
In the State, in answer to speci-
fic requests for Information upon
various lines OF agricultural
work. The Station has publish
ed, during this period, Is bulle-
tins, 81 circulars, So press bulle-
tins and Is scientific papers on a
great variety of agricultural and
scientific subjects. -Four expert
mental fields have been estab.
liShed In various parts of the
State, for the study of the var
ioUs types of soil characteristic
TO these areas and for the study
of the crop rotations best adap.
ted to the agricultural conditions |
prevailing in these several sec
ti0ns. In addition to these ex-
perimental fields, the Experiment |
Station has charge of five coop
erative fields and twenty-five
demonstration fields in various
parts Of the State. and during
-he next year, it is proposed so
a number of expert
mental orchards, especially in the
lilly and mountainous regions of
he State. In addition to these
ieyeral lines Of work, the Exper-
ment Station is charged with I
he administration of a number
# important laws Of great pro-
eclion TO farmers aud citizens
# the State generally, namely,
he Pure Food and Drugs Law,
ne COmmerclal FeedlDg Stuffs
avs, the Commercial Fertilizer
Jaw, the Seed and the Nursery
Inspection Laws. All of these
lws have been vigorously and
lithfully administered in the
lterest of manufacturer, dealer
nd consumer alike, and there
IN be no question but that the
Experiment. Station has contri-
nted greatly to the development ,
these impartant industries ]
I'D at the same time has prOtec
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WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VT. - eve nave great
faith in your remedies. was very ir-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-02-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee County
BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain deed Of
trust executed by Silas Walker on the 10Th day Of
January, 1913, to A. 7. Dent as trustee. TO secure
to Frank Lewis a certain indebtedness therein
mentioned, said trust deed being recorded In Deed
Book No. 40, p 3l7 in Chancery Clerks office in
said county, |, the undersigned az trustee, will on
MONDAY. THE 2D DAY OF FEBY. 1914
within legal hours in front Of the door of the
court house in the City Of Macon. Miss. proceed
to sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the
east half of the northeast quarter Sec. Is, T. Ia. K
Is east.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will be
sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and the cost Of
this proceeding. A. 7. DENT.
This Jan. %, 1914. Trustee.