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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
STOCKHOLDERS VOTE
TO DISSOLVE CORPORATION

Camden. =. J.. March s.--Ths stock
holders of The International smoke.
less Powder and Chemical Company
AZ q meeting held here today. voted q
dissolve the corporation. since tbs
company vas formed the government
las started manufacturing its own
smokeiess powder and there conEs-
quemtly a little demand for It's
product Tire Du Pont Powder Com
pang holds about IS Per cent o. The
stock ~ the concern which IL a tIe.-
Gee o0a corporation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
EDITOR KANSAS CITY
STAR CRITICALLY IT,

Kansas City. Mo, March a.--ThsFs
was a change for the better today in
the condition 81 W. n. Melton. editor
Of tha Kansas City Star, who II crifi-
casly ia a. his home here. Early la
tire day re recovered consciousnesks
and talked with those a hii bedside.
one n tie attending physicians said
there has been "a considerable rally. :
but that Ar. Nelson atiil wac lin
quite q critical state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
WARNED
TO LEAVE MEXICO
Situation Critical and Cow
eminent VIII Supply Fa-
eilities 10 Move Them.
TWO BATTLESHIPS
OFF FOR VERA CRUZ

President Says the United
States Does Not Deliver
Ultimatums. But Presents
It's Views and Then Act
Aoeordingly-Will Take
Drastic Steps If Com
PEELED to DO So By the
Circumstances.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

AZ one o. the most enthusiastic
gatherings, with representative busi-
ness men Ia attendance the Rotary
Club Of Pensacola was successfully
launched last night with William
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

Fisher IS president Ills election came
a. the conclusion II number - ad-
dresses ~ prominent men ~ the Re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
JUDGE ]. EMMETT WOLFE
HAS RESIGNED ASJUDGE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
Tenders il 20 the Governor
Effective April | and VIII
Engage in Practice of
Law al Miama-Tom +.
West Probable Candidate.

Judge D. Emmett Wolfe has rendered
70 Governor Trammen ais resignation
a. Judge Of the First judicial circuit.
10 take effect April /. 1915.
Judge Wolfe has formed partner
ship with Hon. r. "a. Hudson and
AIR b. W. Cason for the practice OF
law az Miami. Florida. and will re-
move 20 Miami prior 20 the first day
u April
Beyond confirming tho runor that
he had rendered his resignation 20
Governor Trhmmeli. and also that he
would move 60 Miami and form a
partnership with the distinguished
lawyers a. announced, Judge Wolfe
himself had nothing to say regarding
his decision when seen last night. He
did say that his resignation had been
rendered.
This announcement will cause quite
a lot % speculation this morning per-
haps when Il becomes generally
known. as 20 the probable successor
10 the circuit judgeuhip for this dis
tricL Judge woifc has held II for
many years. and not more competent
man has ever occupied the position.
attorneys holding him in high esteem.
A resident 81 Pensacola fer practically
all his lie he was from OF one OF
the hrst families of the city, and the
decision 10 leave Pensacola viii be
deeply regretted by hundreds OF Pen
aacolians.
West Probable Candidate.
while nothing Il known regarding
candidate 20 succeed Judge Wolfe Il Is
very probable that the friends OF At
torney General Thos p. West win urge
him 20 become a candidate for the
appointment II T. known that thu at
torney general AZ one time thought
strongly yof heceming q candidate and
Il IL expected that he win ncw enter
the race. since Judge Wolfe has re-
tired
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10

tcontin3ed - PAGE Threel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
;ERA PASADO POR LAS ARMAS.
Nicnc de Ia pigina 4.

'ausaS; considerable el c. general
'efe de las O~peraciones, don Fran
,iscO Villa, que la Situacion econo-
MICA que Sc ha creado por la fire.
,uencia con cue Sc cometen aquellos
delitos, demands medidas energicas,
encaminadas 4 evitar en- 10 possible
los males ~apuntados, y que los repeti-
dos delitos de Justification y cireu-
laci0n de moneda falsa american en-
rs presentes circunstancias un cas-
igo cjemplar Y eficaz para poner CO.
20 a su comisi0n; ha tenido q bien
iisponer ell mismo citado C. gene
al Jefe de las OperacioneS:
I.-Que en- todas las t~ransaccio-
@ que Sc hagan por ~cantidades de
IN MIL PESOS o mayores, los que
en- virtud de dichas operaciones en-
trcguen dinero en- billetes de circula-
cion ~forZosa, deben justificar ante
las a~utoridades la procedencia del di-
nero que e~ntreguen; y
II.-Que cualquiera que sea dcscu-
bierto como falsificador de billetes
falsos o circulador c~onsciente de
clos, serd pasado por las armas, sea
cual fuere Ia condicion del respon-
sable.
Lo que me homo en- comunicar a
listed, estimandole de a las anteriores
disposiciones la mayor publicidad po-
sible en- ese Estado de su digno man
do, Y las haga cumplir cor toda eff
cacia Y energia, a~cusandome reci-
DO dc la p~resente circular"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
REACCION Y REVOLUTION.
Viene de Ia pigina }.

gica y ortUdOXia. no Sc les ia -el de
~ 81 les apea el don.
Fl ~dc.-sdpase bien-Iinicamente
drbr precedrr a los apellidOs. GUAM
30 rstOS 50 han tornado De nOmbreS
dr pueblo, luear o territoriO, sobre
81 cual 81 ~ciercia selorio o juris-
dirci6n.
FL don. del latin donum, es, en es-
h. srnfidO. sin0nimo de dadiva o re-
@alo. FL HominalivO a que % con-
lrarmOS Niene de- dominus. senior:
lIuIO homorificO que So daba a muy
prrOS. aUn de- Ia primera nObleZa.
va Que - uSd, Ell primer termino
rn JrsucriSto .Domiuus. Sefor.) FL
puulo cSta tan controversial. que
mo ofrrce duda %alauna. Don. dan y
rhan ~ comim a las lenguas eel
thea. hrbrca, eriega y latina.
\. cabr ]prcgunia: cPor que los
,anidUSoS Y ridiculOS a]rislOcrati-
@mtrS 81 Green dIsmmuIdos en- su
.apilaIIdad - impOrtancia. cuando
5" les domlIIa senior y no don, slen-
Ia "vid"nlc Que ambaS dicisiOncs
a"n ab>oIuIaInenie SIhonImas! IN
IlIdahIrmehle. Srfa por Islorancla.
lparIni y "iIiJarro dIJo que Ia a
}iad. la ionterIa y Ia l~ghOrancia
"n Tres hrrmanaS que casl sIeinpre
n'Iam JunlaS. Lllaliiort, ell Deillsl-
%" p"HSalnIrni" "Npres"' que: va
" HuI"rr deer NacIo: asl Ia NanI-
'ad - fan miserable que caSl no Sc
- purdc deer cosa pcor que su
rnmbrr. 80
y" - N"rdad. como asesuran mu
hos. que Ell Ia aniIsIIedad luera
ny prrriado 81 don. fucra de po-
rs lamiIIaS rmGobI"rldaS. Ia gene
1lIdaI del pueblo era I~ndIterentc
rrpr,ld0 notnInaIlNo. DeclaSe va,
Ne %! nonIbr" no nae" la cosa y
lie no - noble 81 que noble ma
&c. >Ino ri uI" la Sabe ser"
~Grryanlr$ Saavrdra. con profun-
l,IaI y dOnairr notable So burlO
b.. Ia ]irndrurla a adiudjcar 81 don,
D. Ia partr EN- que describe 81 aclo
q. ser don QUijOlr armada caballc-
. en- la Nrnla. SabidO - que en- la
IiSna. IIahia. adrmiS de un pOr-
nero. ."ulIr audaha rcrOeicndo de
nos rasfruios una manada de- pucr
~ dIr sin pcrd6n a~i So IIamanl"
u> arrirrns Y I'm par de muiercs
.uza> de- las ilamadaS del partido.
is ruaIrS iban a SrviIla...
~ir,irrnrlr r,fa>. no sin habrr le-
iIo anlrS aiguna discussion. porlue
UamarIas .dourrIlas. rosa ian
,r.r., fl. 81 pPorrsiGu. mo pudieron
u.r In r,Sa \ fine die II guc
nm 0ujipIa vim = rnrr.rsp y = de-
.rI... ninr r,r.rn f., masura an las
.rn,,.,. %. murh, s,ndez ado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
ASCARRILL

Tn buen hombre q IN amigo de
confianza:
-Desco que abras los ojos a mi
hiio y lie digas que Va 4 Darar muy
nal 81 sigUe de csc modo.
-;Pero p6r que 10 Sc 10 dices til
mismo?
-Porque soy su padre, y, natural
mente. no ejerzo ninguna Influenza
sobre q.
Que tiene listed, marquesa: La
encuentro desmeiorada.
-Estoy aburrida, Carlos; me sa-
len diyiesos hasta en- Ia pUHta de las
nariz.
-Por 10 menos. ESQ no lie inlpedira
= listed ~7entarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano De o7 7zAFA.
"a CASA HAs ACREDTTADA, La MAS sEGURA, La
te1te = Ia IndependenciA... 3O.75

teBte = Ia TndependenciA... 3O.TS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de Ia i~nsIrreccion contra
ESpaE2. - -
Memorials de IN GUerrilleTO. His
toria de IA Guerra de RefoEma 5 0.75
la Iajestad Caida-Novela hsto-
RIGA de Ia reYOluci6n maderiSta ; o.50
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Ju5rez.-La Intervention F~rances2,
FL Imperio.-El triunfo de Ia Re-
plhGca.-MeuOrlss de Juan de Dos
Pea. Edici6n de lujO iustrada con
-et-st0e Y vlS5aS. 500
Historic general de Mexico. poI
Z5rzte-Bien empastada. $3.50
Episodes Miitares MeIcanos O.
bra de intcras para los afeCtOs q CO.
Cocer auest-as grandiosas lUchas pOr
la 'i5ertaG. Trata De Ia Guerra de In
deDenGeucia : "a Invasion America
Historic del Pueblo MeXicano.-So
ber6io resumen de historiG patria,
con ruuerosos grabados de vlstas,
mcrunentCs. IetraCos, etc.-dOs to
mos pasta tela. $500
Hizt0ria de Mexico, por Yerdia,
des5e los prjmeros tiemDOs hasta Ia
caIia del seguudo Imperio.-Un to-
$500
Historic Patria, por don Justo Sic
RIA. uystTada con grabados.. o.59
De Porfria Diaz a Francisco Madero.
GGra Duliuca de actUalidad, por 81 DR..
Lara 100
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
vovELAs A 20 CTS. cADA UNA.

Fl Gacerro de orc.
Fl milo EIaldito.
La ,ucha por el amor.
Il mauuscrlt0 de mi madrs.
Maria. pcr Jorge LSaSSz.
81 cura de SlCeL
Dora
A-CgaCA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
NCyELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Ma'as.as sean las muleres.
Ia..i-us sean los hombres.
EL.ll-as sean las SlagrAs
Arte lie 0Uscar IsrldO.
Las Evas mcaernas-
81 norIo pres--Go
La h..a de as flores.
E.. nu-Ea-orio de las ~solterSH.
81 Pa-aiso de las mujeres.
q inferno de los h0mbres,
Viva nj novia!
II haia de los mares,
SD MaJestat eI Amor.
/ Naldi-l sea q Annex.
La P1!ncoca del D3.lsg,
Amor y NarCirio.
La hija de Venus.
. Pocq-5 Sc casaa los hombrea.
. PorCue Sc casaG las mujereE
I PorCue pecan las mujeres.
p1-Gu6 murruran las ve!7s.
. Po-gue ~-eiuciGen las vTudGg.
/ Ell collar de esmeraldsa.
Las hiias de champagne,
/ e niC1 De ruiSehOreS.
Las oo-eras del amor.
I Marina o Ia mia &c las clAA
/ PesiC-arias de amor
81 81 de las niHas,
! La viuda allegro.
la Mira de los jaZmiRs5,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

~ homhre me RE So.T5
Csrtas . Il novia.......... "O.6s
La leyenda de los siglos go. 30.85
T-esf~a Sonora de Paris. "o.s5
Hac je ISlaudia 0 E HombTe tIs-
sC.6S
~ A5o Terrible ........ "O.7s
rs Wise-ablss , to-os..... $50
- T-4bqiado-es del Mar. 0. es
~ Nova-ra 2 Tres. Ep;soGios de Ia
ga-cIuei6r Frarcesa ....... $0.7g
MOS "0.73
\. nez5isrro. "G.sG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
OBRAs DIVERSAS.
Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. CoIecci62
de hermosas historiss y noyelas mo-
raloS. Sl-E5
Manual de agriculture y ganade-
ria. indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grabados. ...... s1.2S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08

Como sc triunfa en- Is vida, Obre
sducgtivs de util!dad practice que
C~ontiene 20 lecciones de L. VIDA oi&-
dz, Fnse6a 10 que debe hacer5e pa.
"a alcarzer 6xito en- los negocios, en-
Al eEtudio, CT 10 one el hombre -
DropongG. Es urR obra muy IT'LL.
........,. s1,0G
J,,b.1 -, camnana (nastorcga) $780,. SOC
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
COWS AND BEES FOR
NORTHERN COUNTIES

Francis lager has plan for max
ing farms out Of northern cut-over
lands. The two things on which sue
cess depends, according to his plans,
are cows and bees. He suggests that
farmers, seeking to subdue the cut
over lands, plant clover and other
forage crops among the stunps, and
put beehive on every stump. Cows
and bees alike will thrive on the in
ter-stump crops. The bees will also
gather honey far and wide from mil
lions of wild flowers.
From the start, says Father lager
the bees will produce and bring cash
returns. Two hundred pounds Of hon
ey to the hive at ten cents a pound
would mean $50 to the hive. Ten
hives would bring cash return Of
5000 and fifty hives snug return of
$1,000 With such returns and the
profits from a dairy herd, no farmer
should fear the northern stump.
Whether one wishes to adopt the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
MUCH ACCOMPLISHED BY
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHTERS


\ meeting Of the Warren Anti
tuberculosis Association was held
Feb. 4th. Owing to the bad weather
only few members were out. The
election of officers was therefore
postponed until a later date. Rev
Bartholow was appointed on the ex-
ecutive committee to fill a vacancy
The last regular meeting of the
association was held at the city hall
Nov 1911. One special meeting
was held the following April, for the
purpose of hearing the report of the
visiting nurse, Miss Olson. Since
that time we have had no meetings,
but the interest in the work has new
er been lost sight of.
We had several hundred copies of
the little book, The Story Of Tuber-
cuLsis, printed. Some Of these we
szfd to neighboring societies and
some were donated, wherever it was
thought they would do the most
good There are still about seven
ty-fve copies on hand.
"A SuUSCIlpGlOl paper Was ClICuldI-
ed by the Finance committee and
s13e were raised in this way.
We were instrumental in having
one tuberculosis Sunday observed il
the M. E.. Church. The collection
amounting to s5.05, taken at that
service was donated to our associa-
ton
The Warren Association was in,
strumental in getting the exhibit
held at the opera house Novembe,
last. DR.. Hills talks were enjoyed
by all who heard them at that time.
Warren has always been well rep.
resented at the county meetings anc
picnics, and has taken an active par
in these meetings.
We have held ourselves ready tx
respond to the call of the county
workers at any time. The officers
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Coming! Coming! Coming!
The one act comedy,
A Case of Suspension,
At the Warren High School,
By the Junior Class,
The Faculty Quartet assisting,
Admission Is and 25 cents.
Found-on the school grounds, af-
ter school Friday night, black hat
trimmed with green. Owner please
call for same at the High School
building.
The Cooking classes will have a
canned fruit sale February -, di-
rectly after the Junior Comedy Come
and buy. Prices reasonable.
professor Lars" took charge OF
the assembly room Monday after
noon.
The funeral services Of the father
of Bernadine Wiley, one Of our
Sophomores, was held Monday after
noon at the Methodist church. Ber-
madness class attended in a body
The family has the sympathy Of the
entire school.
All needing electric treatments re-
port at the Physics laboratory
Whispering reports Of the Juniors
were CD handed to Miss Stitt Mon
day evening.
The Physiology class has been try
inc to tie knots but have failed to
succeed They have also been hav.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
Boys! Boys!

Here is something that will interest
you. The Sheaf has secured the ex-
elusive right to publish s'The Boy
Farmer, or a Member of the Corn
Club" the first chapter Of which will
appear in the paper soon. Look for
it. A plucky wide-awake, hustling
American boy takes a WORKOUT and
abandoned farm and gets busy with
his head and his hands to renew the
fertility of the soil, makes scientific
farmer of himself and captures prizes
as member of the Boys Corn Club.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

ing hair examinations. Some colors
seem to dazzle their eyes. How
about it Kenneth?
The little folks in the primary
room are grieving over the death OF
their gold fish, Tiddlely Winks and
Tiddlely Woo.
Lucille Lundquist is back to school
after a long illness.
Alma Larson takes the palm in the
Domestic Science class for stocking
darning. The class recognizes he1
merit with this yell:
l, p, 4, 5, 6, z,
AL good children go to heaven,
When they get there they will yell
Alma Larson darns like
One a zippa, two a zippa, three q
zippa Fam,
If she gets the prize we don't give
Hobble, gobble, razzle, dazzle, zip
boon-bah.
Alma, Alma, Rah, Rah, Rah!
&FEe O. 01-c
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

not be profitable to spend two or
three evenings during the winter
studying plans of convenient and
economical homes? Why not spend
an evening in the study Of some live
topic relating to public health? Why
not get a few farmers institute lee
turers to bring fresh inspiration in
dealing with --oe,ae Of the numerous
problems Of our daily duties? Why
not spend a few evenings studying
the problems Of educating our chill
dren? How many will vote yes for
a farmers club THE Waubun For
UNI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

We have in the village a cop9focr,t-
able, convenient, and pleasant scllool
building that would require nothing
but some simple provision for light
ing to make it a desirable place to
hold an evening club program. Sever
al new homes will be built in the Vi
cinity within a year. Why should it
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

entire program or not, the busy bee
is worthy of consideration by the
settler who is taking up northern
lands. At least such is the belief Of
the head Of the Bee Division at Uni
versity Farm, st. Paul.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10
of the Warren association are as fol

of the Warren association are as fol-
lows:
L. Lamberson, President.
C. Wittensten, Vice President.
Q. H. Taralseth, Treasurer.
Mrs. w. r. Haney, Secretary.
Executive committee: Mrs. A. Z.
Robinson, Aug. Lundgren, Rev Bar
tholow, Mrs. Shaw.
Finance committee: L. Henderson,
G. Wittensten, Mrs. Easton, Mrs.
Grindeland.
Financial report as follows:
Receipts
Bal. on hand Nov. 1911 ......$ 3.04
Dec. 1911 donation NJ. E.
Church ................ sos
Mar 1912, donation Ladies
Reading Circle -. ........ $500
Donations on subscription list. 1890
Sale of books ............... 1900
Total ............... SZIl.l4
Disbursements
One years dues for president
and secretary to state ass'nS 500
Paid for books ........ 1880
Freight on books .......... 6.62
Paid R. Bosworth, state aid. 500
Warren Sheaf Printing 80. 200
Rent on opera house, state
Total .................. S163.62
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

What he did and how he did it form
the plot Of an up-to-date romance of
real life. that holds the interest from
the first chapter to the last. This is
good reading for girls also, as there
lis a great deal in that kind of boy
that appeals to them. # the Sheaf
is not a weekly visitor in your home,
don't delay sending in your dollar for
a years subscription and get this
story besides other good reading mat
ter during the year.
Deeper and deeper grows the mys-
terry of the Lost Million See the
Million Dollar Mystery at Dream
land Friday night.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-02-10

st. Olaf Concert Thursday evening
1880 o'clock.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-21
PRIVATE ROBERT
TYLER CHAPTER.

The Chapter met with Mrs.
Minnie Thompson last Tuesday
evening and held their annual
rlcvlou uf officers The follow
VA were elected
Mrs Nirk Walker, Pres.
Miss l1rht lar,. lst Vice Pre-,
Mrs Won Eorrirs 2ud Vice
Pres.
nn Roy Clark, Corresponding
Secretary
Mrs Tho, Boudurm Record
ing Secretary.
Mis-, Marie Brward. Treasurer
Mis-, Jessie Out'cn. Historian
An interesting rrport of th.
State Convention hcld 1l Fullol
.wa, given by Nm. Thompson mi
Miss Marie Bre,arI.
After ibc busuus, hour va,
.usrr dainty refreshments Wcr
served N Misses lIcs, and lryu.
.lhumInuu. which vaa much on
luyri Pos 'hr Chapter
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-21
ALLEGED SLAYER OF LEE
NOW IN HICKMAN JAIL.

Bob Diggs, who is charged with
having shot aud killed Second
Mate Earl Ice, Of the Steamer
Stacker lace, Sunday night, Oct.
!, and Walter Daniels, held as
aiding and ahettng in the crmc.
were brought back TO Hickman,
Monday, by Deputy Sheriff Thorn
as, from Dyersburg, Tenn.
II was ascerialncd that the
crime was committed while The
boat was in waters within the in
riSdiction of Fulton county. viz:
Just below Anderson s Landing.
hut it was necessary 10 procure
rrqulsltion papers before the
Tennessee authorities would sur
render the prisoners They were
taken off the boat at TiplOnylllc
and lodged in Jail there the night
of the crime. When it was learn
ed that the mate had succumb-
cd 10 his wounds, the negroes
were taken 10 Dycrsburg for
safe keeping, the Lake county OF
liccrs Tearing mob violence.
The Two negroes were lodged
IN Jail here TO await the acton
ui ihr Fulton county courts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-21

In the scramble for high prize
.s .or cotton and seed, 1t is 10 be
hoped that the farmers of Tins
S,- tion sill not overlook the i'm
poriaucc OF holding or securing
their rrd Tor next years crop.
Thus is probably the mast orpor-
tune time of all for selecting
ad. not only from a point OF
rnw mJ Iur quality and variety.
La the matter of variety, every
cotton grower has observed aud
Is thoroughly familiar with the
difference m prlrc paid Tor an
'crrnt kinds ul cotton. Spend u
fN minutes at any of the local
gins and you will observe readily
a wide range of prices all oil
which are governed by the seed
from which the crop was made.
Therefore, that variety of cotton
which commands the best prices
should bee planted. The reason is
ohylous They can be bought
here aud now At prices less than
1.-THE on mills will charge you
next spring for just any old warn
ETY. of frost bitten seed. OF the
two crops. one should be more
particular about cotton seed than
| seod corn and every farmer has
learned the value of careful So
lection of his seed corn. In short
! give your next years cotton
crop the attention it needs now
the selection of the best variety
of home grown, healthy SEED.
Dish Pans. Pie Pans, Wash
Pans. Cake Pans and all kinds "i
lPans al BrticrswOrth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-10-21
COTTON SEED $50 TON.

cation seed for the first im'
Nabamas history sold Thurs
AZ Montgomery, for 500 a
.u Ilc prce WAS offered and
by several concerns, hut
...nat. Tor future record prices
mo,t of the planters from
.rne thcir sccl. New ucs for
or war purposes, better cX
ur,us and more extended
d., cotton soed products to
mrl are assigned ~ lhe rca.
. .ur tur advance.