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S tip f. P u b lic I n e t r u e t i o h — L . ' A . A id
e r m a n , S a le m . . "
S ta te P r in t e r — W l l l l a D u u l w a y , S a le m , i
n
t tia w fo n l,
a S a le m .
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C le r k S ta te I j i n d B o a r d — G . U . B r o w n ,
S a le m .
J o in t S e n a tu i f o r
W . Cf. C h a e e .
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J o in t
Coo* and
R e p r e s e n t a t iv e
fo r
C a rry —
Coo»
and
C u r r y — S. P . P e irc e.
J u d g e , 2d J u d i c i a l D i s t r i c t —J .
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R oot, the great kidney rem edy fulfills e very
wish in curing rheum atism ,- pain In the
back, kidneys, live r, t ladder and every part'
c f the urinary passage. It correct} Inability
to hold water end scalding pain fn passing
It, or bed effects follow ing use of liq u o r
w ine or beer, and overcom es that unpleasant
necessity cf being com pelled to go often
during the day, and to get up m an y tln js j
during the night. T h e m ild and the extra -
j / " ordinary effect 0» S w a m p - R o o t Is soon
realised
It stands the highest fc r Its won­
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DRAUGHT O ne o r More o f th e follow ­
STOCK •"«> in g habits?
lo Lead.
Afraid of sudden falling of bond
POULTRY Refusing
Running owav when halter or bridle is removed.
Biting
G etting fast in stall.
Afraid of sight anti sound of steam
MEDICINE Pawing in stable.
K icking at master or strangers
Stock sr.d po ultry have fear
trunk Ie , w h ich tare not bowel and
l i v e r irre g u la ritie s .
B la c k -
D ra u g h t Stuck and P ou ltry M e rli-,
cine 11 a bowel and live r rem edy
f r s t'irk .
I l puts tb e organs of '
d ig r r tio n in a p e rf.s t c.niditiOn.
rro in in e n t A m erican breeders and
farm ers k e e p tt e ir berti- momì Hocks
c ra n k y by g iv in g ike.» an o x a -
, to n n idose <1 B ln *« “ raught ^t -_k
and P ou ltry M e d ic in e in tin ir
{.-rod. A ny stock raiser n ia v h iiy a
‘¿ 'i.e n t h a lf-p o u n d , a ir tig h t ta n
Ilf thia m e d ia n » f r o n h i t dealer
u n t keep his stock in vigo ro n*
i i e j l h f.tr week«. Deal. .-, gener­
ally ke. p tlIà c h -D ra u g h l Stock and
P ou ltry M edicin e. I f y o u ,» d ies
not, • ini
c e n t, for a »anurie
can to the m an ufactu rers. The
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Tender bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels
Pawing when hitched in street.
Afraid of touch of shafts
Crowding in staR.
Searing at hogs or dogs along road
liefusing to halter or bridle.
R unning away
Pulling on one rein.
Striking.
Tail switchers
Lugging on bit
Ba/l to harness.
Bad to groom
Lunging and plunging.
Hard to shoe.
Shying
Jum pirfg fenftes.
Refusing to hold back going down hill
Afraid of automobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
Lolling the tefngue.
Afraid of robes
Afraid of umbrellas. - Afraid of clothes on line
Afraid of soundof gnn.
Afraid of band playing
Afraid of canvas top wagons.
Afraid of cars
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tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you can cure them.
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G o b i B e a c h ; G e o C lic tiu v ,. t it. Ix i t 'g i r i l s .
S h e r if f — W . A . B i r h I, t b . i u B e a c h .
C o u n ty
C la r k — G e o r g e
W,
i
S m iG i,
G o ld B e a c h .
C o u n ty
T r e a s u r e r — J a itn A C a u g l e l l
W e r id e r b u r n
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S c h o o l S u p t . — W . S . t i u c i i n . I.a t'K h .i«
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S u r v e y o r — D . C u it n t f f J r . , G »l<l B e a c h .
C o r o n e r — D r . fiC J M a u n , f x i g l o l * .
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[b y w o uld be nice to spend o u r C h r ls t-
— C o t t o n O tv a n Soeond F in e s ,
— * m as In F lo r id a ? “
M r and M rs. W b it t ls r w e re s ittin g
A s shs
• W a a h lc g to o .— T h e a g r ic u lt u r a l p ro d ­ in t h e ir eosy back p a r lo r .
u c t* o f th is c o u n try In 1903 w e re th e spoke M rs. W h it t ie r to rp e d to h e r bu s-
g ie a te s t In Its h is to ry , b u t th e r e t o r t of band w it h an a u x lo u a lo o k o f In te r r o ­
th e s e c re ta ry o f a g r lc a ltu r c d t d a r e s g a tio n .
“ K t T e r,'1 e x c la im e d W h it t ie r . “ W h y ,
t h a t 1UC4 has a d v a n c e d beyond the pre-
W h a t an Id ea !
v .c u s y e a r. Sum s p ro d u c ts h a te .a lie n ; w e c o u ld n 't a ffo rd It .
^ r ig h t ly b v itln d ih v a lu e , b u t o t lu r s ha v e I » o u ld n 't d rc ap i o f such a th in g . F lo r ­
id a !
I s h ou ld*say n e t ! "
m o re ih a a fid n U e d ^hu d e fic it A n d th e ,
“ I m e re ly m e n tio n e d th e sBattor.’’
g e n e ra l r e s u lt is i h s t th e fs rtn c r s h a v e j
p ro d u c e d In valu e m o re w e a lth th a n said M rs . W h it t ie r . s e e in g h e r e rro r.
“ I t ly p f c o special conssqoence "
t h t y e v e r d id b e fo re tn o n e y e a r
i
A t th e sam e tim e she eyed sad ly *
T h e fig ures a rc e e n rm o ti*. ’r h e q u a n - i
t i t y o f c o rn * p p M k ttH R f i*w > ,u t*t tH|U| paok a g » of. tim e tabled a nd s te a m b o a t
c irc u la rs t h a t fo r the' past w e e k she
bu sh els, a n d the h ig h p ric e f o r i t gives
th is c ro p a f a r m t a lu s m u c h g r e a te r had been s u r re p titio u s ly c o llec tin g , T o
th a n I t e v e r h a d b e fo re , e x c c e d ir g c o n -
f*1 F lo r id a had been th e d re a m o f
aiderah.ly »l.OW.CbU.tOO.
I h l s a m o u n t m onth s.
A n d n o w t t w ss ro th le s s lp
could p a y th e n a tio n a l de b t a n d 'ln te r - s h a tte re d .
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est fo r one y e a r an d s t ill le a v e en o u g h
S t ill, X tra W h lt t le r did n o t despair,
to pay th e c x p c u s is o t th o n a tio n a l g o v - j
“ W e ll, I f w e d o n 't do t h a t ." »he » aid
a t la s t, “ w e m u s t h a v e a n ic e C h r te V
e ru m e n t f o r a la rg e p a r t o f o n e y e a r
m as d in n e r, m u s tn 't w e ? “
T h e c o tto u c ro p '.» second In th e v alu e
T h e th o u g h t o f a d in n e r b ro u g h t W h i t ­
lle t, a n d th e In d ic a tio n s a re th r.t th e
f a t t n v a lu e o f l i n t an d seed w i l l iw ach t ie r to h im s e lf In s ta n tly .
“ Y ou b e t ! ” he said, ru b b in g h is h a n d »
ICbO.OOO.OWi In 3 9 '4 . , 1 h i s e L g .i.e » n .sy
ba too lo v, f o r tfcey t r e LasaJ o n the “ W e ’ll h a v e th e best th e c o u n try can
v a .e e-. a t t h e fa ro :» a n d a re n o t th e ccn t- a ffo rd .“
“ I s o m etim e s w is h .“ said M rs . W h lt -
n . ; . i i v a lu e » a t m e ¿ x c L a n g ts o r .a n y -
i t ie r , a f t e r a m o m e n t, “ t h a t w e had a
w iiE re else.
I t seem * a p ity
b a y a n d w h e a t a re c o n te a d ln g fo r h o u e f u l o f c h ild re n
t h ir d pin.;» la p o in t o f v alu e . I t is e x - to s it d o w n to • C h ris tm a s d in n e r *11
pe-.ted t a n these tw o crops, b a y and a lo n e .”
“ W e ll, w h y ehould we?“ »aid W h lt -
w h e c t, w i ll ¿e W o rth on th e t a r ® th is
y e a r a s m uch as th ? c o re c r - p . n a m e ly .; r ie r . “ C a n ’t w e ask some one In ? ”
to tn e h i : . m o re th o u
On'
M rs. W h it t ie r lo p k td off In to epace
a e jp u c t o i lira h«fc!nr valu e o f w h e a t R w th h e r e y e b ro w s closely k n it , as I f
it. th e .m o a t v a lu a b le c ro p e '.e r ra is e d in th e p ro b le m w a rs to o g re a t fo r b a r to
Ute ii t u u t r y .
! m a s te r on th o In s ta n t. A t la s t she M id
Huy
and
W heat
T h ir d .
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P ..;a to 'ts s h d t a r l e y
reached t h e ir ( s lo w ly i
h ig h e s t p ro d u c tio n In 1904. T h e o a ts |
" H o w w o u ld It do fo r you to Ask A u n t
S he*» g e ttin g alon g In y e a n ,
c ro p wsafifl.Wsi.OG: t u - t i ila - g r e a t t r t h a n j Jan e ?
C ir c u it C o u r t m e t la E c u it h M < ,u u * y it.
I «•.e r b e ’ u r i . e xc e p t in I3 iS . T h e r e w e re and I t m a y be o u r la s t chance to pay
A u g u s t o f e a c h 'y e a r .
h e r a n y a t t e n t io n .“
pounds c ore Of ric e th a n
C o u n t y C o m m is s io n e r ^ C o u r t m e e ts e v e r th e p r o tu c tlo n ix -liig e s tim a te d a t
W h i t t i e r t h - r ig h t a m om en t.
“ 1 gueee y o u ’re r ig h t ," be said a t la s t
fir s t W o J M .-s ilu y It: J a n u a r y , A p r i l ,
* C I.i» - A t i9 puuads.
1 he p r in c ip a l c io p s th a t a r e v a lu e d " I w as lo o k in g fo r w a r d to a C h r is t­
J u l y s n d S t'p te tt'lie r o f e a c h y c a t .
S t ill. A u n t
by th e ¡¡y re ii it it F il d e p a rtm e n t o : th e m a s d in n e r b y o u re riv rs .
P ro b a te C o u r t m e e ts ( r u t M o n d a y in
g o v e rn i., - - L ha v e an e g e rc e a te fa r m J a n e Is a good old soul, and I guess
e ach m o a tb
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v a lu e th is y e a r am o ufA le-T to
£83.- w e 'd b e tte r ask her. n u t th e r e 1. C ousin
CI BBY OOtKTY COST e m C X S AMD ro S T -
339,60*. T h :» Is a *
r ra a e o t 1 4 per E m ily . I suppose s h e ll ha v e to com e,
M A Sl Kltc.
c en t, o v e r 19C3 s n d 43 p e r c e n t o v e r-fiv e t o o "
C h e t e o . . . . . . M i s s I d a C o o le y .
“ Y e s ." responded M rs . W h it t ie r . " W e
y e a rs ago.
H u r l a j r ......... ..
H o t e lie r (la r .ln e 'r .
F a r m horses h a v e In c re a s e d s lig h tly e h a ll, o f course, have t o jiv k 'E m ily . W e
G o ld B e a c h ................
......... J . XV. R ile y .
In n u n it e r a n d m or? r v u lu e . a n d th e c o u ld n ’t ask o n e w ith o u t tb e o th e r ."
W e d d e r b u r u . . ................ C . L . W a k e m a n .
T h e r a w as a pause. F in a lly W h it t ie r
a g g re g a te w as n e v e r so v a c a t.ie as In
I l l i h e e ................ .......... S ir . K . B R u s s e ll.
«poke A gain.
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3904. w fth a Aid a I o f *1,U *> S4u,ib8.
M m i n i ......................... M r s . V i o l a A . F r y .
“ I supp ose." he said. " I f w e a , k A u n t
T h e v a lu e o f f a r m tn u lts also r- ached
A g n e a s ............................. . . .A . M . R ile a . Its h ig h e s t p o in ty w h ic h is *217.633.8 If. i J a n e snd E m ily . t b » t U n d o H e n r y and
T h e s tea d y a d v a n c e In
p o u ltr y
in G e o rg ia n a w i ll feel It ."
P o r t O r f o r d ....................... A m e s J o h n s to n
th e <
T UaK t fT y « :r? va3ue ; “ I h a d th o n g h f 5 T t h a t “' f S i W i M r a .
8. C appe.
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l B l a a
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it M tM B > g _ W h it t ie r .
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as, a n d I t w o u ld n e v e r d o to o fle a d
. . . J . A . H a i n a d u r in g o n e a n d tw o -ih lr d s b llf 'o r s o t
th e m .
T h e n , o f course, t h e e h lld r g B — "
“O f course th e c h ild r e n ," In terpo ned
dozens o f egga y e a r ly , find tbci>e hens
W h it t ie r ; “ t h e y 'll h a r e to com e w it h
d u r in g t h e ir t o y t r c s o T le y e n o u eh
W e ll, w e ’l l h a v e t o do
eggs In tw o w eeks, a t Ute h ip h p ric e s th e ir p a ren ts.
I guess w e can s ta n d .J t
t h a t h a v e pre . s led d n rlfig tb e ;,e a r. to R, t h s t 't a il.
A lw a y s S ta y s “ l ’ u t ”
p a y th e y t .’ ; s In te re s t on th e n a tio u n l fo r o n ce ."
debt
T h e r e w ss a n o th e r p a u te . M r » W h it ­
T h e a w n n t t r y o f th e v alu e s o f » g r ic u l- tie r fit Is e t lo oked m e e k ly up.
t u r a l p ro i •; fo r t.i- ' place.-, th e to ta l
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