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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
HiLLON E'IN uBsERY ANCE,
Young F"fA. Mescd b, Spirit of Mis-
 chief, Play ''Sa!e and Sane.'

Pine Bluff young folk enjoyed the usual stunts saturday night. in celebration. a day in advance. of Hal. low 'en. Saturday m arning found the ely liberally sprinkled with wagon and buggy whecls; gates; lawn scaf. xand swings; pieces of fences; signs; cabbage crates; and other such stuft
 The youngsters showed no disposi- ton to do actual damage anywhere, even going so f2r as net to place oh~ structions in dark places. where ped ,estrians or drivers might be hnrr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
'hciAL DAYS FOR c. B.
 EMPLOYEES AT BIG SALE.

there Is no doubt that the Cotton v employees have fexiferienced hard. les recently but conditions have sh already improved considerably. .he future outlook is much bet than Ii has been for years. ', nhortase of work, such as that oc- lohed by the unusual business de- sssiol during. the spring and sum l3 ;s- "9 !<eenly realized by the yer clesS skilled worker, they be- recruited from that class of the inahity who take a pride ill their 1-3 aA9 the welfare of their fami-
 U Will be pleasing to them to XIV tlat there are others apart III those directly concerned, who
 an interest in their wen being, ths'ance i,'s h C, Of this being illustrated tue half pages sad&ertiselnent ap-s u'hs n this issue over the name ne T.: J. Collier Sales syndicate.
 VIII De seen that two special
 nave been set apart for a Red
 eaie' tor the benefitssof Cotton ros ss'nployes, and Inducements arc ns ,eu to enable them to secure bar s lh furniture, etc., at the bank
 n, sale now in pyogress, and for bis purpose post MT. Collier has instruct slI sSalesmen $ to accept ,a> deposit sA Red Tag bargains to secure voas Tor a few days until the h r,Ne can be paid. @';9yg.s se s'5-.'@
 .n sIsa arrangement applies to Cotton
 e.nn''yes "nl!s aNdt it,aWiH profit
 ~ hem who gfeel taatdthere is m,'c'e3 sa, which athdyi Wapt, ito bhy at Is sa, ala 2paNla gGsitf today sand. fusahtage of the oftsr.asst:.l,.s |:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
St. LOus Live StOk.

et. Louis, Nov. 1.-Hogs Receipts lsoo' steady; pigs and tights, $6.25
 .to; mixed and butchers, $13O@ |o; good iheavies.% T.8O@77o.
 Fattie-R9cclpts, 7,50d; slow to fddy, native beef steers, $7.o0@ ((zo; yearllng steers and heifers, cows, $6.00mS.00; Peckefs and feeders, $600M775;
 Fxas and Indian steers, $5.25MS.5O;
 EGs and helters, $4.OO@6.5O; natiy :, Efes, $6.00M10.5O. ;
 eheep-Receipts, 5000; steady:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Local Cotton Statistics

Receipts of cotton to date in Pine gun, as reported by the Pine Bluff Io,toh exchange, aggregate 40.44: Dales, against 31,241 bales last year shipments to date aggregate l6SSot nales, against 14,933 bales last year Stocks are 29,S1i bales, against l9.. 007 bales the same date last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

New Orleans Nov. 1.-Spot otton jet and unchanged; j; sales. on the |ot go 1ales; to .aa.lE9ly arrive, Aog ., bales (ca ordinary. 9.74c; strict good ordi- ny. 1O,S0c; low middling, 1o.?3c; ret low mlddling, 11.3Sc;;. mid aling
 l9c; strict mlddllng, 12c; good mid ns, l2.32e; strict good niddling, [tsc;; receipts, SPA bales; stock. p,4oS bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Chicago Grain,

nlcaso, Nof. Wheat No. ? red Pl.lo" '.l2 Ne. , hard, nominal.
 Noih-Ao yellow. G46lo,c; No. ? white, 6$M6tc -'''
 Oats Standard. 3ga14 4oc
 Barley-530Ibgc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
St. i4onis lIrain

st. Louis, Nov. Whcat-No. 2 req Sl'l4@l,2o; No. ? hard, $rol.
 Ccrn-No. , cid, 62m63c; new 62c. No. ? white, new. 62c.
 oats--No. , 551e; No. white, nomi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENT --ATrRACTlVE, SUNNY. well ventilated furnished rooms for young men. Two blocks from Cen
 tral Pharmacy, excellent board close. Phone 11G5, 700 State street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM cor tasc at 903 West Third avenue d new house with all modern conven-' fences; terms to suit. Phone 16l or address F. M. Roane, office $. C. Alexander Cotton Co. 10-29-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
S1. Louis pyoducn

o'' Lotus, Nov l. Poultry Chick. ens, @ l-c; springs, He. turkeys. be; ducks, lie; ose, 13c.
 But But'er-Creamery 2Se.
 Eggs-26c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENT TWO FIVE ROOM hous, s on East Sixth avenue, one
 block from and of car lin5 $S per
 month. Apply next door. 10-30-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR SALE MODERN ltnMit &rN
 on rooms, hall ani hath. nn ra,-rh StreQt, pear Lakeside chur"h. lot 7oYlio feet: h"a,iiful @had', ten eaSN tcrmS. lE O" 29nt an ,d' "1 home, SNn OF phon~ }zFlli5 Fo9l Estate co, phonca Ne. ? ara if2, tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

( '. >'.'l 'uad, a ttilA {" rD, Salutdas..
 -t.. cf' lW E"r, .Tta5 '.l,
 Nisoca Vlf.sip a50t saa - T+eh Aba f+Qss ! tp ., u., i@ridas
 atn5ia 4Js,eg e},s ,..c Y..5 ''d rf '-'' r' r. ! f,-'' V. .os N~. lfs ,roo ,, ']sl'o"s' +-+ @;ti4aet Nl.. Ga. ~,..4 r7o.o. ... N,n ..u uNaa a,,e,rv.r. t.o. ,ruopl @ttth Aas ".co .'... p- U., u.'. et- -rl ,un - r', 'o,'e lt A4z, ot. ", .,a. "ason. Il fas rp,. a,.,- .4, "tet F.. H4Aeeg:. hp>t'1j.s II" Ni- p,lAtitot ''Aeef.
 'F. No oHmaaa stes, 9iE leel ,'nl"l't. .f tI5e scot, .47t 'i !, '@' vn
 E,z# as ,. ! .ut ''. '.. T.. o5tgor .7F " .r .a,'E .rl ,Ya, . ."".ta e. IT,. .. 8 e-=e-bs fe at
 7-=e=s.=z 0e,- aritzss a.s2ai .@. .. -e t tts...e ea !, i U = .a ic"ot tIa. "
 lu.a Ag a= f1a gUE B ] .- I"'.'.' tri ,=-, 4 g'. e;.a rl ] t. cid 1fr WHI 224. t4e trp ot ii ,ITr,' H-sfvsa f;<s a=- t-f ar 5i St.- rs, pt Y &IJ- q ' aTARPf5 Ct TiE.
 EI.ANK '. GIrNI|t.N. $ olu to before me and subscrh d in my presence, this 9th day of Detemn [, 4. D. 1886
 tSeaD A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. T5c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENT-TWO NICELY EUR
 nlshel front rooms for light house. keeping; all nlodern convenicnccs, private phone. Call 3I2 Oak oi phone 1l23. E-7 1O-2l-Gl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENr+.4-RooMs FURNISHED
 for light hsgNsekaqping. t, EseY con
 yience, S23 Hmc }straei, lphohe l.62a or Lf93. F ~ '}i..ft,si 10l36tGt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
!, Liverpool sCOttpn.s..i i i.

kady; 5 good ,niadhng,, 7.44d; mid ling; 7,1Qd; low middling. .6.62d; h'ss s'o6g baleS;G spsd;eufa tion and ex-:
 bales; receipts, .5,4oe bales. Futures, barqly steady; November.
 bla, NoVsmber-Detember 6.S4d; De- |mb -January, 6.S4d:; January-Teb7 (ary,I 6.S5fl;;,, February March, 6.S4d; brch-April, 6,S4d; April-May, 6,S4d; by-June, 6.S4d: June-July, 6.S1d; ; bly-August. 6.7Sd; August-Septem- (r. 6.62d; s ptember-October,. 6.46d; ttober-Ncyember, 6.42d. fzs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

ROOMS FOR RlIET-TO MEN or good y1oral character. Newly papered, painted and screened. Electric Tights bath and heat. Best location in the city. Rates reason
 able. Y. M. C. A., Fifth avenue and Main street, phone 36j. 1O-3lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
.ho'cati9n i'OneyrSs MPAfs

'''f" ,oa NOhgl"ss Meets.
 sas' as AsrHs. Nov:a 1..AThe con sa, ios :, tn unlfication of the com k4ss, ~ $ oi. The sAlnericans met ksss With represt ntst,ees, [, sm sifs bf'e >d,tt, sAs,&4sy4sss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR SALE MODERN f01'TAf f'E five rooms, hall and bath, rcar Cotton Belt shops, one block from carlinc. A real bargain on easy payments. Sec or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones No. and
 liz. U
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
F o R k E N ',

FOR RENT@FIVE ROOM 'ebTfAGfl newly papered.' ahIl ,iMllh hR ,modI ern convqhiehccs at i1SlV{ Ch0stnut street. Apply to Mrs. V. IS. Me.
 Lallan, phone 951SF 4. 10-3l-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
|s.c. m''e Cenrt Martial Starts.

kral n Mass., Nov. 1.-With- Rear NJ, Bradley A. ,Fiske presiding, sMss, ,mai'trsEtof sRear&ssAdmirafl |e1 of' ~. altele aretir d, s~on' the MI, oshelsssHessssin Inspecting ksrtsau uy'isn ofsithe rs gu bmayine |gisS Ere todag at the Rostah \
 ~e ssssss3ts sii sssss sl.ss gt.xs s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
REPORTS OF
 MARKETS COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTOCK

$o.0oM65O. '''o -"e''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02


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 orn ia o.or. rvsP.et, 'o5o to 04s il7O4 West 5th, BIio6lngI, -S12.53 I111e East Fifth. 4 'roonia, city wa. i ter ,.- t4, tA. 44Y tl.dY :l404 w. End, 12 rooms, tWDastorY E modern = l44-r---.. l14ll : IT, ' -$30.00 l510 East 2nd. z rooms. 'nfsNfX over. hauled. modern. close in-4-t44---44$ $26.60 1902 sisinden, f5 rooms, fss1tX Ss alar% {; good repair --~---,t it.. :, A4.lsatGOe .lll B rooms. POS Georg;9> ,lightts4lIIfsI l sim -.--4+--i+>.-+~ l-4 ENTERTAINMENTS I903 w.. Second, ( rooms, Nall anQdS1hl :; will repair to suit tap pAnl, ,syt..t32SN4 i612 Beech st. ' rooms, 4pitde inl.te 4B.04 l1212 Sta,e. ( rooms !; city !Hatyf'tA1,ca ;7Ol ti End, S rooms, mGleTE aNE6ps 121 deofgia, g. rooms. ely sivsator
 close to business section. I ,.-&12EG
 'F OR SA LE..4 N1s,
 New 6 rooms and hall bllngaloW, strictly modern; sell on monthly pdyl nenls. East Second avenue.
 20 acres apG |, or DollarWay road $z.00 per acre cash down; 50 centA per acl :, per month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR SALE -MosER SAFE, f,NRaIA double doors, one, FEW uhdsrWood No. , typewriter, one. roll, t0,,sssdtisk
 all for sale cheap. AUptL .,b b.aAlts
 Tcggcry, dUS Maih street. 10-3i -Gj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
F o R s 4 IE

FOR sA' IG nIlRtrt t'lsF, ttCr sl1 per pair rNl rrpietrea st,inb \ G Russell < S"0.. rine Hltf Nr'..
 telGphcn, 95"o. ie f,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR RENr-ONE FOUR ROOM AND one five room cottage; good condi- tion; modern; close in; rent reas-
 onable.4 Apply 515 West second, or phone 661. oe u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
Astiina- .Cofasyfl
 and t},on sti.
Can Be Greatly Relieved @g -t, ; s,t
 External Vapor yre ,iv,.,.t.

Don't take internal tut diy5.s. tnt forming drugs for thcso q "Nap-o-Rub" Sale is at-'i .-4-r a-s- and relieves by iuhalatjpn ...c s;,. by absorption through ths gf Asti,n,a and Hay Fever mciE r.. in Il spoon anl inlalc the va .--1--r well over the spinal tolltau t- q .- .'. nervous tension. 25o, 5Gc, or +t11
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
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  LCA.-S Vhlrm'NN-.tn fE to 1,nrzr" Y tn .1 pTanj2-!., a..N c. 1t"s5 zz,t - Estate Co, M'L "a.t .z. ..-. Phones NcS. 2 end ttt.. U
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
New Orleans Closed.

New orleans, Nov, 1.-The cotton |ehange was closed today because OF (liday.. :. ..s:. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR REl,T-AT 609 WEST BAR raqne street two completely fur
 nished rooms, electric lights, ga' and water, on beautiful street. As. pleasant rooms on Beech stree,
 furnished or unfurnished. Phon' 1664. Tilt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
New York Sp0t Cotton

New York. Nov. 1.ISpot cotton
 iat; middling uplands, 11.95c; no les.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

WATCH, SEVEN jewel Elgin, had two fobs attached
 Dutch Cleanser" l1ld Pistol Holster" Lost Saturday evening
 Finder phone 1924 for particulars
 Liberal reward for return. Don Quinn. g 10-27-6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-02

FOR SAlE-MODlERN f0'FfA' 'fn five rooms. hall and bath; reari Cotton Belt shops, one block from. carline A real bargain on easy, payments. See or phone Hollis. Real Estate Co.,, phones No. ? and liz. U
 ----,- ---.,+l.-.. -.+L-. 14s5lR,,s 445lR,,s, ] FOR -MosER SAFE, bNRGs double doors. one4 Hgw' NhdArWoo pod No. , type writer. one, rol teDs3Gtskt all for sale chlNea!p,o AVjpttsA,. 7. .a4Altss Tcggcry, fUS Maih Street. IVY 10-3i-Gi
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 F o R k K N 2 7 FOR RENT4FIVE ROOM 'tbTfAGi4 newly papcred. ahl ,iMlh 'hR ,'mod! ern convqniehccs at ilSl8t Gh0stnut street. Apply to Mrs. V.4IS. Me. L2lldn, phone 951SF 1. 10-3l-6t FOR RENT .-ROOMS FURNISHED. for light gusekAoping. {, Every con yicnce. S23 Pine straett, phone lt626 or l333. F ,''N 'lii3tst lOl3EGtI FOR RENT TWO FIVE ROOM house on East Sixth avenue, one block from and of car lin $S per month. Apply next door. 103O-Gt FOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM COT- taSc at 9o3 West Third avenue; d new house with all modern conven-3 fences; terms to suit. Phone 16l or address F. M. Roane, office $. C. Alexander Cotton Co. 10-29-1m FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR nlshed front rooms for light house. keeping; all rlode Tn convenicnccs private phone. Call 3l2 Oak oi phone 1l23. E-f 10-24-G FOR RENT T--ATrRACTlVE, SUNNY. we'll ventilated furnished rooms for young men. Two blocks from Cen tral Pharmacy, excellent board close. Phone 11G5, TOO State street. ROOMS FOR REET-TO MEN or good yloral character. Newly papered, painted and screened. Electric Tights bath and heat. Best
 
 able. Y. M. C. A., Fifth avenue and Main street, phone 365. 1O-3lm
 --.------------ FOR RENr-ONE FOUR ROOM AND one five room cottage; good condi- tion; modern; close in; rent reas- enable. Apply 515 West second, or phone 661. '' u FOR REl,T-AT 609 WEST BAR raque street two completely fur nished rooms, electric lights, ga. and water, on beautiful street. As. pleasant rooms on Beech street a furnished or unfurnished. Phon' 1b64. s Tilt L0ST-GOLD WATCH, SEVEN jewel Elgin, had two fobs attached "Dutch Cleanssr,' Afld Pistol Holster" Lost Saturday evening Finder phone 1924 for particulars Liberal reward for return. Don Quinn. M 10-27-6t
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18
WE BUY EN-

sister. Mrs. D. M. Griffith, Sunday.
Mrs Griffith has been very sick, but
is reported better.
Jasper PItman was trying bis mus
tang pony to the road cart Sunday,
and he worked in like an old, trained
horse
Alvin Billingsley made business
trip to Victoria Saturday aud reports
the roads in almost impassable condi-
ton.
Eek Crutcbfeld and Loouey McNabb
have gone into the trapping business.
We saw them pass mp Sun ny morning
with a fine coon. We hope they will
succeed in their undertaking. ..
Since writing the above concerning
the condition of Eph Pitman, we learn
this, Tuesday, morning, that be is
slowly improving, can sit up some but
is very weak Hope he will fully re-
cover. for Eph has houseful of little
fellows, looking to him for their sup
port. old joe
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18

away from other live stock. The COW
stable need not necessarily be an eX-
pensive part of the barn, but should
first of all be made as sanitary as pos
sible. This can best be done by using
concrete for the stall floors and gut
tiers. While the first cost may seem
high, yet it is cheap in the end, owing
to it's long lasting qualities, and it is
very easy to keep clean. If this is
too expensive, a good arrangement Is
to make the manure cutters OF con
crete or wood and use wood or clay
for the stall floor. Nearly all of the
best dairy barns now have concrete
floors Throughout, and this is always
advisable if the owner can afford IT.
The length of the stall varies from
four feet three inches for small cows
to five feet for large ones, The proper
width is three and one-haf feet. The
manager should be two and one-half
feet wide, and the manure gutter SIX
teen inches wide by six to eight inches
deep. There should be a feed way
four to nVe IeeL Wlue III lTohI vi Ihe
cows. and walk way behind the cows
The cows can be confined in the
stalls either by using the modern
swing stanchion or by a chain tie
Then can either be kept confined IN
the stalls during bad weather, or they
may be allowed to run loose in part
of the barn and the stalls used for
milking barn. The latter method Is
very much in favor with many dairy
men and saves a great deal of labor
in caring for the cows. If plenty Of
bedding is used they can be KEEP
clean with less work by using this sys
ten. Either method is much betteI
than confining the cows in small boz
stalls.
Plenty of light and ventilation
should be provided for, by allowing a
least four square feet of window space
to the COW. In this climate the ven
tilatiOn can be had by arranging tn
windows on hinges at the center 81
that they open like a transom.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18

In providing a home for the co"
q sbould he remembered that 1t is
Mace where human food is produced
With this fact in mind, we should plan
the dairy barn with view to supply
.inr an abundance Of light and pure
air. and should make the conditions as
sanitary as circumstances Will permit
On the average farm we are apt 10
overlook the family COW. Too OFTEN
there is little or no shelter provided
for her, or if there is any shelter at
all, it is often only an open shed on
+, the side of the general barn. The co"
is really one of the most important
animals on the farm, as in many cases
she furnishes a great bulk OF the 1000
for the family She is a mother and
i to give the best returns for the feed
consumed, she must be treated as such
and provided with comfortable sur
roundlngs.
/, One of the surest ways to reduce
the milk flow is to leave the COW out
exposed to a cold wind or rain. with
the best COW it requires about nall
of the food consumed to keep up the
body. when the COWS are housed IN a
comfortable barn. When no shelter
is provided in cold weather much
greater portion of the feed is used toi
keeping the body warm.
Not only is comfortable home FOL
the farm COWS an economical invest
ment, but if the conditions are such
that the place can be kept reasonably
clean, the work of caring for the COWS
is made more attractive and a grea
part of the drudgery is removed.
On the dairy farm there should be
barn built after modern plans for the
housing of the cows; but for the MAJ
with only a few cows, a good plan Il
to build the COW barn in connection
with the horse barn, or general farm
barn. The COWS should be in a sep
arate part of the barn from where TN
horses are kept, for two reasons: hrst
for sanitary reasons, and second, cow
give more milk when kept quiet ant
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18
START EARLY VEGETABLES NOW

ension, University of Tennessee.)
feet in size. with not more than four
rows of glass. Keep sash on frame
after filling with manure few days
before soil is put in, to aid in starting
heat. If the manure is in good heat
when placed in the frame the SOIL
may be added at once. Spread five
inches of soil evenly over the manure,
cover it with the sash and keep closed
until the highest heat passes, usually
a week or ten days, when bed may be
sown.
One sash will cover all the seed
necessary for a large garden, and the
space under the remaining sash may
be used for transplanting, and for
growing such vegetables as radish, let
tuce, carrot, beet and caulifower to
edible size.
The important things in hot bed
management are protection from freez-
ing Casually provided by board covers
placed over the sash in coolest wealth
err, and manure packed against the
frames), airing and watering.
Unless air is freely given, the plants
will be slender and sickly. Even in
cold weather the sash may be lifted
half an inch or less during the warm
est part of the day, and whenever the
temperature is above As degrees, air
should be given freely. Care must be
taken to close the beds before the
plants chill in the evening. In zero
weather, of course, the beds must re-
main tightly closed.
The rule for watering is to give a
thorough wetting when needed, rather
than a slight sprinkling at frequent
intervals.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18
Stanley.

.SbeeiaI 10 the NSaOs
Preparing gardens is the order in
this section these days
Tom Richie has planted some pota-
toes and put out some onions as start
towards garden.
Miss Ethel Richie was mail carrier
Friday for the first time in several
weeks.
Roe Layne attended party at Ike
Harris's Saturday night, to make mus
ic for the lads and lasses,
T H. Richie went to Chattanooga
Thursday in his gasoline boat
Uncle Tom Riches wife has been
verv feeble for several weeks With
heart trouble Two doctors from Chat
tanooga have been attending her. but
have failed to do her any good
The steamers, "James n Trigga'
and "Chattanooga" passed up the riv-
er Sunday, heavily loaded with corn
fol the Chattanooga market We sup
pose it came out of Alabama. The
Chattanooga" was also loaded last
Sunday with corn from down the riv-
er
Mrs Belle Durham spent Saturday
with Mrs. M. l.. Richie
Miss Bertha Richie was the guest
of Mrs. Esty Layne from Saturday
until Monday.
What is wrong with "Papa's Girl, y
of Looney's Creek She has quit writ
ing to the News guess she is mar.
ried ana ia ashamed to say whose girl
she is now
Tom Richie says thele won't be any
more cold weather, unless be can
cough up what is settled on his lungs.
If be does we can look for another cold
snan Bon Bon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-02-18

(By c. A. Refer, Division OF lex
January is the month for starring
early tomato, caulifiower and lettuce
pIants, and the best way of growing
them is in a hot bed.
Save the horse manure, turning 1t
occasionally to prevent oVerheating
and to insure even heating through
out the mass. Let considerable litter
be mixed with the manure. The usual
bedding and manure as it comes from
the stalls is in excellent condition for
hot beds. Never use manure from cat
tie in hot bed making; it does not heat
enough to be of use.
Use leaf mould, or surface soil from
the woods. with thoroughly decayed
manure as a hot bed soil If this can
not be had, use the richest available
garden loan.
For January hot bed, excavate a
pit about eighteen inches deep in a
well drained place with southern ex-
posure, protected from north and west
winds. Make the pit six feet wide and
twelve feet long, fit frame of boards
to it, making the frame eighteen inch
es high on the north side and twelve
inches on the south side, the ends
slanted, and nail scantlings from back
to front every three feet, for the sash
to rest on.
Have the manure stealnlng when II
is ready for the pit Put it in layers
tramping each layer firmly, so that
when filed the pit contains eighteen
inches OF we'll tramped manure. The
manure should be damp. If dry when
placed in the frame it will be neces
sary to moisten it well to start the
heat Buy hot bed sash three by six