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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
VOL XL FAIaMYILLK, VA.. FRIDAY. SE1TEMBER 13,1901. NO. ,->o.
FARMVILLE FAIR FOR NEW CENTURY, OCTOBER 23, 24, 25,1901.
CITY DIRECTORY.
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SS', I'aulctl, .lr,
?? llciiierl Klee.
I K. U. Miller.
in.l I. K. I.iu,m.
. nun! h. T. Wicker.
?eel,! t .. M . Kl.l.eson.
Ill r J. s. Hurl.
P
r R M. BIDGOOD,
- DENTIST.
.um ', OVER
C. B. CHAPPELL.
|AMES LYONS.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Law A Illili- nnd Kvsiik'iKV,
Buckingham Courthouse, Va.
\ i . wuii Seal r..r Buckingham
tenaty. |ie|.o-iiinns iiml Acknowledgment*
lukin, uni t lillee! inns inn,lc in Uncivil,n
liain. A|.|iiii,ial!(i\, t il I ll I.cr 111 mt ll ml li 11 iee
ll VV FLOURNOY,
Al i"KMV- VT LAW.
Will printie.- In UM Csarta Of I'rince Kil?
lian! inn! adjoining count hw.
over the poaiofllee, Karmv!
U' C FRANKLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
rvvii'i.i.N CITY, v a.
appomattox, Prince Mward
and liuiiioiic cou nt lea. Hupreme Coori of
Virginia and U. H. Cooria.
A. 0 WATKINS. R. H. WATKINS.
WATKINS tf WATKINS,
AHORNEYSATLAW,
K A KM V II.I.K, V V.
ourta of Prlnet Edward, Cum
I, liucklnaham, Nottoway anti Ame
? un nt Kichmond.
?thou paul lo eases In hank
raptcy.
U P. VANDERSLICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will I'liictice ill Ullll Slate ami :
(ililli-.
..ii BalMlBff, Milln St..
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**' S. WING,
ATl'l IK Nh V Al' LAW,
Creen Bay, Prince Edward Cornily, Va.
vvm practice ls Prince Kdward and ud?
umung cnn
C
H BLISS,
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- BEAL AUCTIONEER,
KA KM V II.I.K. VA.
-mess in II,is ami ii.tjoluniK
(.iii'iies. iiiarjrv moderate.
^THITE A CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
I',,-ci i |,l mn- t iti'i-rully C. il it ix.iin, lei I.
1- V KM V II.I.K. VA.
Sterling Silver! :
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DIAMONDS. ^>
Miena
Floe Repairio-4
JIMMY.
MAIL ORDERS
Hu. ( lareful Attention.
W. T. BLANTON,
.lewder and !)|>tirian.
j , \ uiiincd
and properly titted.
Randolph-Macon C liege,
Ashland, Va.
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Kev. W. 6. STARR, I). I).. Presiiidit.
Meal s, minn *s ill begin
SEPTEMBER 19, 1901.
I'"i ' rn,I s|K'tiiil int'ciimi
li'ii apply lu
RICHARD IRBY,
JV 1- .III.
HAVK \<u R PRINTING
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In U. irolt
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:, A KENITE'S WIFE
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Ry S. B. Rial!.
* i
oi.-lt, lau.l.j A?tl,..,-.s.,,?i,
MAYldiu K"s gai] came Blipping
(I.usn tin- creek in the hour te
?lass n. There ss.is nn nit- nf
?-rowing lin-ht in tin- caa! ssith Jupi?
ter shining white above.
Ile luul heen Ut tile county tOWB to
try ttl raise money on Iiis last nil nf
land, of which thc wavea were inak
Ing an island before blotting it mit
altogether.
When (states wire tu |?. had tor
flic Baaing, tin- Ural Maverick could
gu 2(i miles on his osvn domain. Ile
built the church ot st. Deny'a, U A
M. that is still standing, and ".'ave
the glebe lands; he abhorred a
Pnritan, upheld the authority-of the
kin.' and the hird proprietary,
his name svith a eros-, and left to his
articled servant, Haines, such unman?
ly employment ns reading and svrit
lng. .Master nnd man lived in 1640,
before the men frmn Nanseiimnd
made trouble in camp and state.
After 1776, a Maverick of thc fourth
peneration was n loyalist Impover?
ished by n patriotic Haines, who
through cleverness af statecraft
hail conic ' ition,
and wlio hail married the daughter of
a colonial dignitary, In mai
Haines had csa r a taste fur alliance
svith his betters; several bi
brides had aided their rising fortunes
with thc influence uf a name.
The matrimonial ventures of a
Maverick were brought about by the
attraction of thc moment, v milk?
maid, or a girl from a wayside inn
made a channing bride, providing sin?
bad thc beamy and brillian
youth
Haines' statesmanship of th'
ent day had narrowed tu county poli?
tics and a controlling hand over lucra?
tive Office BJ while Maverick earned a
scant living from the water and fruin
? had left. Something
inure by inheritance still remained t"
him Scontempt for booka, two tank?
ards svith well-worn thumb pit i
Buperatitioua reverence fur thc hoe*
pi tal itv of his poor house, ami an un?
impaired hatred of a Rail
Ile kept a careless hand on the till?
er, ami wen! user tlie news he had
heard in tossn: Haines, who ssas
Count] r, hud defaulted. His
political opponents were in power,
cseu thc Judges on the bench Were
t him; he ssas a fugitive, ssith
the certainty nf a vigorous justice be
fore bini. He might haw got 'mt uf
thc country if he hail nut risked his
fret dum fur the sake of a sick child,
whom he dearly loved.
Maverick recalled the tax gather*
.?r's jutty perseentiona over his own
Insignificant tithe. He summed np an
account of generations, and lei
at the result.
As his keel dragged thc sm al. hlfl
svife ran down through the half lifrTit
to Die edge of the water. She ssas
?miall and very yoong, and she ran
un tiptoe, beating flu- air svith lui
hands as if buoying lur movements
Eagerness shone in lur eyes and in
the trembling ot her compressed lips
lie had married after the eu-tum ol
his people, and fal her he worshiped
youth and beauty in the COBCn
She pushed him assay anti turned
fruin his kiss to ask:
"Hid thc maa let you have thf
moues '.'"
'?No
She skipped fruin BOC fool tu the
other:
"I've got il. I can tb. better's sun
tying hume."
'"What'."'
?l's.- gut the money. Hurry np."
Maverick made the bunt fast, and
rumaged in the locker fur his pur
,
"What difference docs it make
about the chi boat? Hurry, hurry."
He awkwardly untied a ps
and held a red ribbon ami some mint
sticks above her head.
"W'hat'll ymi give fur them?"
"Here." she saitl. impatiently, and
lifted her f lom. "Hui't you
se,- ibe sun'll lie up in less than an
houri* Come up tu the house. There's
the in,.ney fur the mortgage un the
room flour."
ll f..lloivc.l her up the path. She
I tu him fo ss.alk gol Hy and hf
ted her Hghl niutimis. Thc inner
dour ssas ajar, and as he peered int -
the dusky place he saw. first, familiar
i s? i t h
him for 50 scars, a picture, an oaken
ind thc two nhl tankards, svhich
the tfirl beside him had kept br
polished to sshile ussay her time. Aft
erwaH in the lane of light, he saw a
boss! and a plate wit), some crumbs
of bread upon it. The Bhadow
the herirlh Wm* the fugitive treasurer.
. 'hes were torn and his sh,res
were broken. His narrow face, with
the growtk uf a week's bearii, was
hidden nu his arm, and his clerkly
banda lay on- on the floor where be
bad stretched them in th,- expectation
uf sleep. ||c slept securely; their
did nut disturb him.
"Do you kimss- who he
"Nancy Garry rowed over last eight
on' ful,] mp abou! a man that had been
??' money; he'd been tracked
down this way an' the shei-ur s\
lerin' him."
"When did he come?"
"VI,,mt lt, When I come up from
thc bandin' SCela' Nancy (larry off he
aidin' in thc porch, an' he asked
"!?? if I'd let him lay down there. I
knesv him. I told him he cult] lay
down un the floor of the room, an' I
fetched him bread an'milk -goodmilk
in' I saitl you WOUldn'1 be hume till
r eal day. Itu didn't kriusv tl,
ymir house, an' he Baked me if I was
ymir daughter.*1 sin- pointed tn the
key in thc luck. "The shutters was
? d un the outside. Fruin svh.it
Nancy Garry said, I reckun ihe
shei'tT'll bc down thc road about sun?
up ur a little after. I'll signal him
fruin our side and- there's thc nmrt
He'l! give $300 fur him."
Uer eyes danced; tin- boomi uf her
dress ruse and fell svith her quick
breathing, Maverick looked through
tin- door at the treasurer.
"ir's Baines, ain't it ?" whispered the
girl. She shook his sleeve impatiently.
"I though! youM be glad.*1
He kept hold uf her ham] anti tlresv
lier mit un the porch. He had treated
her like a child, and she had flattered
him ssith an indulgent dyininatinn that
is shown to thc vny young and the
.'1(1.
"Ain't vmi glad?" she persisted. "If
{fancy Garry'd caught him you'd be
glad."
"Maybe; but not tu trap him in mir
own house, if be's a hundred titue- a
Haines."
"After all his letters an' threats; an'
all you tell mc about his people an'
ymir people sshen they ssas worth
something*"
"Neser mind," bc said, sharply.
"Listen; ssh,ii I gel dossil to the turu,
M VVKIU'-K MADK TUM IK ..VT FAST.
y,,u wake him up, gtva him some bread
and tell him what ymi kimvs about the
sher'fT tell him iiii sun know. Il,, ymi
heat'.* Thc far side uf the creek'll
s. iv,- liim beat. That's nut minc; it
never waa. And tell him"- his aimer
?it'd him?"by thc pusver that
made mc, I'll hunt him like a hound as
BOOB BS his foot's on another mini's
land!"
Julie watched him cuter the misty
woods before she opened the cupboard
and cut a piece of bread fruin the loaf;
she looked at it critically and cut a
smaller slice, sshieh she carried tu the
inner room.
An hour after she met Maverick cum?
in "? np from the highway. His ha* was
off, ami the level sim shone mi his
ssorn face and un his gray hair. Julie
thought he Inuked old.
"Did ymi sec the sher'ff?"
"Yea."
"Well, it ssas a heap u' ninney, an*
sm- mighl as ssdi had it as anybody.
it waan'l my fault."
She -lipped lur head under his arm
and began to rifle his pockets uf the
red ribbons and the mint sticks; she
for.oU Hail
Maverick, lou. forgo! Haines, nnd
thought univ uf Julie; there had coane
the fear that, though they -sent lia nd
in hand, ncscrthdess he went mit ol
his paradise.
CONVERTED THE OLD BELL.
Priest's Kajiliiimlloii Iii a Presiby
leilnii of H..ss lt ll.-ennie
Truly liitiaerraled.
Fur mans J ? ar s ballier Bo] ?
one uf th. most prominent aid popular
Catholic clergymen in vTaahington,
win rc he had a greal reputation as ,i
Bit, Many of bia mos! intimate frieada
?.ure Protestants snd members of the
Protestant clergy, A fen monti
fore his death he tit.!, il a missionary
chapel (liisvn by the BSVJ ;.irri and
bough! at a junk shopaii old bell sshieh
had been discarded by mic ,,f the Pres?
byterian churches. He sent the bell to
a fmimiry la Georgetown sad had sev?
ers! indies uf metal pared off the rim.
Ilaviiii* thus got rid of a crack the
harsh . rdsnt timi s of ll
. sh,,rt aini ssh i I. Ml ? tintf a
m parson not loag after.
Kathi i- bode called his attention to
the change and the latter could rn
]N belli ' hi- same bell. "VV la?
in the world did ynu rio ssith that bell'.'"
inquired thc Presbyteries pastor, "tu
cause stu li a chancre in thc toacT" "We
d it and blessed it until s.
the Presbyterian devil mit uf it." re?
turn ri Father B '? then it
Bounded all right."
I .-..(.-.I Hotter.
11 ctor Hid ymi titkt that rhubarb I
ordt ri
Little fred Yes, sir; 1 took it in pie
form.?Judge.
JUST A HINT OR TWO.
Salt sprinkled mi any Bul
thal is burninc- on the StOVe ssill .stop
the smoke anti smell.
The Outside of B nickel chafing dish
should never be Immersed In ?
simply arlpa it off aad give s final pol?
ish svith a piece of chamois.
A crust of dry bread added to the
water in which frCCBa are boiled is
lad fo absorb any .strone; Ila.
odor that may be objectionable.
Add a little turpentine tu th ? ssat.T
With which the (lour is scrubbed, lt
tvOI take astay the close -indi snd
make the ru,mi delightfully freah.
If alcohol is us.-ri u> Hean gilded
picture frames ami nothing I
ter fur thc piirpus,- it slunihl be ap?
plied very lightly ssith a camel's-hair
brush. Th.- beaten svhite nf eg
also a good deaiis'mir agent fur the
pllt, anti needs the brush application
svith the same light I
Beeenl Investigation! made by
Pruf. Atwatcr shotved that thc bread
for a family of six persons when
boiif-ht costs 33 cents n day iiml svhen
made at hume ll cents, Including
fuel. Ths family ssas that nf a svnrk
iiii.rm.iii earning PJO B dav, and thc
chief article of food ssas bread.
A SHOWMAN'S PHILOSOPHY.
[Ai ? knows, tlc ur. ll
man wrote a I,mik. of whit !, Ol I
WSl sa ry proud, hut Un- part ol ss hld, tia
? I w,,- what lc call,
"phil,,snphy," print.,! n, ,|;. ippendtx. lt
?
? "i'll ri merni,' ring II, t ?
Un tn-1
Amusement to children is like rain
to flowers.
A happy chilli is likely to make an
honest man.
If you ss mild he as happy as a child
please mic.
Childish wonder is the first step in
human wisdom.
Childish laughter is the echo of
Heavenly manie,
The author of hannie s mirtb
public benefactor. #
Innocent amusement transforms
into rainbows.
Tu best please a child is the high?
est triumph of philosophy.
I would rather be called the chil?
dren's friend than the worlds king.
He that Blakes useful knowledge
must attractive to the yoong is the
kilter of sages.
Tn stimulate svlmlesume curiosity
In the mind nf a child is tn plant
p-ulricn
MESS ROOM GOSSIP.
The percentage of illiterate- ,aiiion:_'
griny conscripts in Italy Ll
Thc '.io biggest men in the
guard? average I feel "'_, inchi
height.
Ninety-five per cent, of Bri ti ah s,,l
riicrs can read mid write,
per cent, in 1 *n0.
Th, arms sllowi about 13,000poonda
of f,,t?l a year fur IS men, but in the
arctic regions people eat at least a
(pander as nindi in,,re. It eosta three
ri,-liars a month inure tn feed a man
in Greenland 'han in New York.
All European amalea have certain
extras weekly in the way nf food.
Siipar is j-iven in England and France,
two gallona nf beer iii Russia, one
half ya,ll,,,, wine in italy, three
pounds nf tish in Spain aid liie OUBCCS
of butter iii Belgiaaa.
Lieut. Hobson. In the cmir-e nf a
speech delivered in Bonton the other
IVS it a- hi- opinion that the
faults nf sailors as men ssere largely
due tn the fact that they lien- fur
the must jKirt so much without homei
and away from the influence of
women.
EX-GOVERNORS OF STATES.
of tim surviving goveraora uf Vir?
ginia, Uell. PitahUgh bee is the I,cst
known.
Of thc surviving goveraora nf
Massachneetta, the mosl prominent
In public life is Secretary Long, three
times consecutively elected governor
of the Bay state, anti BOW BCCretary
nf the navy.
lt is a somewhat eurloUS fact that.
excepting Presidenl McKinley and
Senator luraker, win>sc official resi?
dences are in Washington, a majority
nf thc surviving funner governoi
Ohin are BOW residents nf New Vnrk
Blty.
There are six aurviring governors
?>f New York: Cornell, elect.ii in
1879* Cleveland, elected in 1889; Hill.
first d.?end in i**.-,; Morton, elected
n 1004; Black, elected in lava, and
..lt. elected iii I-''*. Three of
he six. after having be.-n governor,
ittaiiutl hoaora in th.- field nf aa*
lionel publics: Cleveland as presi
!ent; 11:11 as senator, and Re?
is vice president.
HEADGEAR FOR WOMEN.
aeon nf thc Mexican
bats.
Sprays nf pink hawthorn charm
lorn sonic of the modish e\.nu?
des of millinery. - ,
Thc country girl will timi she la
ug catered fur must lavishly, and all
he lea,lill)' milliners are shun inc- tle
ij'htf'il strasss in burnt and sar
irnu ri shades, fur boating and es,
dandy trimmed with colored foulard ^
tm! silks ur several shades of tad
il,lum.
A simple anti pretty hat is trim:
sith black anti svhite ribbun nf the t
meal nf fine cheeks, basilic- tl,.
set of gray. It lacarried around the t
iat in folds, having the familiar triple ,
euee effect, imf BBCCting at ihe back, j
mt carried user the rim, tied OBCS un- ,
lerneath, the ends fringed ami 1.
Bg elnse tu the hair. Tlie shap.
oiling sailor, aud there are grilles at ,
he bide. j
ASSAILED Bl HIPPOS.
Lionel Dede's Thriling Adventure
in the Heart of Afika.
Time anil Stiiln lt a,.,.,,,,.,| th,it Ills
Munt Weill,I Ile Ilr.ikei. Into
ls. I ml ll nu Us lalla VV ound?
ell Slonater.
Many people in thc United -
know sshat it ls to tai-,- a mob nf
half-erased men, but fin people have
h;iti the experience nf atanding
mob oi hippopotami. Lionel
Dede, who Journeyed through the
heart nf Africa fruin (upc Colt
. for iii.- t his way
dossn the upper Nile, opptM
few yardfl by great, bulking hippo?
potami, ssho had fiery disposition tn
Wreck the frail boat, but
? clumsiness, together svith the
anceasing vigilance nf thc sxplorers,
al,me prevented the catastrophe.
All the long stay frmn Wadda! to
Affuriu thc young explorer and his
mei, battled svith their greal lumber?
ing fo
Mr. Dede, In describing this pa rt of
rperiences, says: "We h.t.:
of Incessant dancer from thc hippos
anti olghts of uninterrupted
fnun the mosquitoes. Frmn thc mo?
ment We started in the murnini.' un?
til wc stopped in thc afternoon I had
tu stand ankle-deep in the water at
the bottom nf the built, lille ill hand,
while my trusted sergeant major,
Waua Omari, kept watch un the lith?
er side. Fifteen minutes never ?
without our coming ??? i's nf
hippos, ami tli-se became a regular
terror. The moment they saw mir
boat they miltie a dash fur it. At
first, Bering my men nfrald, I leughed
at them, telling them that the hippos
were much mure frightened than
they, but I soon became more con?
cerned than the men ur the hippos.
The hippos sure sn dose that I slant?
ed to take n photograph nf them. Sud?
denly a laicc bull got his bead denn
out of the water, opened his mouth
and made atrsight fur us. I did imt
feel like taking a snapshot, nut aeixed
my eight-bore. The beast disci, ami
three seconds later was only four
//':'
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r=^* *, ?
fl.i'Sr; Kuli i n.MI-iiHT.
from the boat. I scarce knew
what tn rio. If I fired and shot him,
thc rafe at which he ssas going WOUld
bring him right under flic boat, and
just uric dying atruggle would semi us
fl % i11if in tm: air. 1 covered him, ami
ss luther thu movement frightened
him or whether h* thought better of
lt, he titled, and his head just rubbed
the side of the bunt.
"I had nut recovered from my stir
when, crack! went a shot be?
hind me. 'ihe men rusvt-ri for dear
lift- info a Bhallow place, anil, turning
around, I saw a huge hippo strugglig
In the water within ten yards .
My man hail shot him ssithin lise
of the bunt as he was making
fur it. Luckily there ssas a large
gtretch of .shallow wafer duse to us,
and sve got info it. Behind ?
Infuriated monster, ssho had only
heen wounded, waa rearing, plunging,
ami trying to get at US. We turned
the boat aruuiiri and then wit;.
a wonderful sight. The hippo could
not swim tu us, but gut in shallnsv
arid tried to get at ns. Harily
Wounded, he fell on his 1
nut nf the water, tried to get on the
Sand bank, fell liack, rolling over, and
ultimately forced his svay toward
Rai,lt! went mv elght-horc nt BO
and. incredible as if may .seem, the
bullet struck on his back and gi
iff, cutting a deep farrow in his skin.
ind shut hit him. ami he rolled
iver, but recovered his footing, and
lead into him, and, a I
minute's terrible atrufrglea, In- rolled
lruund and died, svith one-half of hia
?anding nut nf the ssafer.
"We had settled one beast, but nil
irmmd ua the riser svith
-t to, and
lhere might ha To get
ihead we had tn go among them. The
t leaal four miles broad,
with la running
.merged leland
ron might have gut un une of these
. but ymi WOUld neser have
.1 flu- mainland. Tn shunt at
mother hip***o meanl only to in.
mr danger, ns if we merely wounded
lim it ssoiild infuriate th,
f wc killed him it svould not drive
iway. I threefore decided
all HIV men fire Volleys into the
?
,1 we fired fhn
Uer which, to our great ri ? '
the whole herd dived, and sve could
ire them 200 yal higher np
earn. Fur five days or no this
sort of thing w. nt on. Wt
'mind the stream absolutely ohsfnict
h the herds. Twice we shot
lome of them cl and once
se svere followed fur 20 minutes by
i huge bull, who, luckily, kept some
10 yards behind us."
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AtWfMNM.
ANCHORING A FENCE.
A Pinn that lina Heen liuiiul Very
I aefnl \\ lure lt VV na to Ile t urrU-il
.ionia, a stream.
Where a fence must be carried
a Btream ur oui Into tha
of a riser or poad, the plan shown in
the cross sectloa glvea herewith will
be found useful. Two placed
5v-c -'ll J
.. -sr , ..
WM///,
IKiSV TU ANCHUH A lilMK
side by side, and cross pieces of tim?
ber ar.- spiked to them. Tu I
piecea fence pcs'- are spiked,
and boards nailed to tin
d. The lugs are kept in any
poaitlon desired by anchoring them
svith adrea attached to boxes ol
stones sunk to the bottom of tlie
ra. Such a fence BBBttOt be up
set. N. Y. Tribune.
GAIN BY GOOD ROADS.
Hoss lit.-lr I oiiMtructlon Won I.I Vii.I
to Hu- 1'iiriiii-r'a Mnt.-rliil and
Social Welfare
V statistician has estimated that il
only the worst placea in the roads ol
Minnesota could be repaired farm
ot'id be able to haul one-third
inure at a load and to haul it in one
third less time, says a writer in the
Youth's Companion. Where it now
rhree dollars to market thr.
fourths of a ton, lt would then BOBt
bul two dollars a ton, a Baviug of half
the expense.
Again, lt ls estimated that If T- \
had food roads .?2.7nu,Ouo svould lu
saved every year in th. t ran-port a
tinn nf her cotton a sum tba*.
comically used, svould build timm
aanda of miles of permanent high
way. Hut it is not only when the
farmer markets his crop that he
by bad maris ur gains by gund
niles. A Nesv Jersey economist has
expressed the opinion that whenever
good rna,ls have BOOB built In that
state land s-alucs have risen fully N
p.r . .nt. It is Unaly enough, fur
this Improvement has lieen mafia nth
ers arc pretty sure to follow,
trie cars come in. Free mai! delis
cry is secured. Itlch people estab?
lish country homes. Eventually tho
Isolated farm ls linked to the world
by ninny commercial and social tics.
Thc value nf all this to the farm?
er and his family cannot be measured
by ninney alone. Hut anyone BBB es?
timate how much If WOUld be Worth
to himself tn live in close touch with
human Interests, rather than to
dwell in comparative SSchlslon on
the off side of a mut! hub-.
A Wide Tire Kip.rl.nrr.
in Mlnneeota they had a lasv which
provided that persons against whom
rnnd taxes wen should be
given n rebate fur each wide-tired
vehicle owned by the taxpayer. <M
course, the object of the law was
plain enough it was to provide fur
the maintenance nf good roads. 'I lc
honest tillers of the soil, it WM ar
WOUld all provide thetUI
with carts and wagons ssiih wide
tires, rim! the road cutting iv,ml,I I,.
re,bleed to a minimum. The farm?
ers bought the vehici.-a, lill right,and
obtained the rebate. Then the]
Stored them away In their barns un?
til next tax time. Mas ll while the old
narrow tired wagons WOtO In daily
usc, and the roads were belBg "mas?
sa, red" In the old familiar way. This
state of affairs kept up for Ava Jf
and the road fund was mulcted ,,|
thousands of dollnrs that might oth?
erwise have been BSCd fur construe*
Hon. Now the law has been sppi
Tea ( .iltur.- In I ..ulalu i,.,
l'l culture tuny finally tl
into .mc of th.- mur.- Important In?
dustries of Louisiana, slthov
this time the outcome of
now belag made ls lei
prnbleinatieal. Al the I.nuisinnn ex?
periment station Dr, W C Stubbs la
conducting bb elaborate experiment
and up to this time the results havi
been thoroughly aatislactory. He hm
an area of comfortable si/e. with
i",Mi tea plant... liny have grown un
til they now range fruin six inchel
to une foot in height. Thur an
healthy, vigorous-looking |
if any Injurious Influences ar
svork nu traces of them can be found
ai|t.nali I ii L miss ii I ii Kuriipf.
Squashes ar* practically aa un?
known luxury in '.rent Uritnin. Uki
the BS not grown
ind their Importation never ha
gerioosly attempted. The di
'neut of agriculture intends to i
g number of trial ghi]
,'s crop of Boston, Marr'
Hubbard squashes, aa it I
the vegetable will be a favorit.
rotary Wilson I.
eventually a food export trade built
up both in England and on the
tlnent for each of these American
prod nota.
linir Vi-rcl bfjajt
3
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doi' ^ InI.ike
X'? '-' -.-.I ....l,.|.i
mi miine- from si chlnl tr,,,,.
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* her lc.
completely cured ,,,??.
.Hack
I'.loli
rigorous Kubblsu
with ll N
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lu ?nn .K.tiii j,, om Maj,
Btceao Quinta I
Ml druggiata refund tlie ni
-I.-.ure. I-i VS ..
lure i* .rn each I .
If all hails were dead wbal s babel ,.f
sound tiuu would be sm h
Mop* tile I sagk
tai Sl'.l ka ?|1 ||?( (l|,|,
Laxative Bromo-Quioloe rablet
icui.l iii oh, da* No l . |?H,
riiec ii .eui.
Kn i,
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: round
unalla,,,, I .,.
istllsl liel|i III. .au. a- I (Jld
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nilli ii Uml nigl :.
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lired ami mv arm
all. Ol
nilli lilllie I.mini. :
.iu.al.
I
In order to write well you iiiu*t aol
"lils think bul incas.,,, y.nii th
lo lit the composite mind.
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Laxative Iirumo-yiiiniiii:
tin- reine.!;. tl,.' cure ? col.I In WOO (Ins
I.ove turi ia t0 ,| linns
to vinegar when pul under certain pro
cessea
Kiel Headaehe Cared
. imii
i
What a lal. ,| |, ||s.
Ii thsl mirror ol rouri thoa ? an ii in d
sall,.ss comp look,
umth patcher, and biol chi i on thc skin,
ifs liver trouble; bul l>r RI
Life Fills t, iv,,. purify Hie
bliiiid, give ?
complexion. 0 ii Whin .
H. .1 i n
li,, i. are a number nf las*/ pei*w-o*
who get out nf thinking by pnsii
I mia llbHill I ia,III,les. |,i,|| I H.,|.
.Illili liie.
Cancer, ulcer, old gores, armfuls
bump* and li-lligs on tbe skin, i iii
pie-, boils, eruptions, aclu - and ,
rheumatism, catarrh, itcblne. -Iviu
humors, ealing *oi. -, nml all bi,mri of
-kin tr,,ulilc*, b e.vciiii,
posl ti veli '-un il By laking one tn ail
iioitie* otibe linc - u i; u Botanic
Blood Balm 11 .i.-unaie
-I" ''mils s li ld ?'? |; R B , \s Inch
beal* .
Mai- vi,ki- Un- blood pure
md rich, i' treat
men! free by writing Bim ri ll tim i ....
Atlanta, i la. Medical adv li i
ts, write I
V ii
t boy SSilh B kile. Ile like- |,, -, , In I
lp ill Ila
ry woman In the country
ought to know a'
Mother's Friend
?a .w
I rr bow they
It hag ri '
birth of its terrors fur many a
.' wife. It I
: l figure and sav
suffering. It ia an sarternal lini
:ri?-8 vs tth lt therefore,
absolutely no do?
th* system as drud's tak'. n I
ally are apt to do. It i.
! intc the a .
means
'ekposs and all
.
A druggist sf Macon, Ga ,
" I have Sold B . .
M th, r s Friend anti
??.-luce the ,
claim*'! for lt."
A prominent ? Lam
th my
1 wns. jr,
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