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Bring your tobacco and igeKthe advan-
tage'af the bestlight and best service.
We Have a competent force who are al-y
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Farmers Beginning to See That Edu
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Building is" Not Adequate. '
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Bring us' your tobacco. The market,
opened Monday wih very good sales and
prices-were very good. Bring your tobacco
Revelation of Closely Guarded Secret
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V Undoubtedly: There ' Were. '
' - ' Gneat'Compen8ktlons.Wr .
On February1 24, 148, when Paris
was disturbed by " the revolutionary
mobs,'- a Captain Prebo.is was sent by
ivered" to . te t leaders j of theltroopk v f CuOJllltry'
uiatv'Were;;aeienamsimeVthreatenea
points in-various parts gf-the city. It
"was a dangerous undertaking, v for the
bitterness of the people against the
vernment 4waa mc&n'5e" lr.- ';'
, "BefoVe starting cut, says Noyellen-
Pchatz Captain ?reboi s,1 as - rhed
,tb takaith'e greatest ca?e if he1 yafiied
his life J" but he took thp .warnings
lightly, and said, "If you, fellows knew
myj)lack.
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H;eie?ter,''. N. T.," writes: ' 'A'l avui .,'
,iroubled "svltU catarrbf ha head f or
u.-;y y?ars before I paiJ much at- 1 k
yjlack h(frse asell:Ws I know him, Vt:Hen q' it, bu)f a few'.monthsiro
hi .wouldn't worry about me.That -l.s1f80 jalv. headaches and v
rse haS carried me through4 thick j:u'culty: ta 'nS through' raj ,
, f ' , v . ,. - . is . r aosc ana my eyes snujrtea arra looxea
and thin.;, AnC with a,f arewelf wave infianed lhat r felt l" must- Jq. - v .
''Something' to Telieve'.thiV state of af- ' ,,
The Jblack horse of -which, the .gal-f. fairs. " ' .".;!' K" "i:"T:r x .
lant; captain was so prqud ,was MdedT :. - t'l noticed one of;. 3
a beautifurnnimal.' He had Tof well-J -paper, and, then and
your ads: in the
there,1 decided to , i
shaped,-etect hed, a deep '"chestr'and ' tr 'Reruna. I .am pleased to ? say ', ; ;
slender, well-formed legs. - But'there at it came up . to aU mr expect-. V:
now.
We haye the " same competent force as
before ' Christmas and tobacco is going tp
sell well - ; -
Watch the locals in The' Courier and - see
some of the HYCO WAREHOUSE averaorea.
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to 'tin centralization - of ' chc51s in
seme form,' not' necessarily to the
lownship fechocl; -,hnt" we are all be-'
k ginning to see that'-the education fur
bished inthe. one-rcoji school with
orr twelve pupils en an average, is'
net . what the farmer needs; and costs
mgrthin it i? worth. -'Thereforerve
tai;e it that we-shall be driven to some
kind. of consolidation. ' YvThen farmers
get around to' the '. point of figuring
what thsir schools kciually cost them
per "pupil . per day, and realize; the in-
dequacy'-of this kind cf training: to
i . . " . ' - . m . r i ' i Mi'i.. km ill fiiJk vv r: rv - J. i i a a. m. -a '.: . -
fit their children for 'farm life. -they sometnmg very extraordinary lho ' . rrVl rnt f ' -ST-tAnl ;nd"
unchjns the schools Ubout his tail. - Jt was 16ng and bnshy, , have hot been TOum since."4- .v,- .
but it never moved or twjtchedj except ;u Mrat A. j, T.teman, ' 1122 Wyoming 'V4
with the movement otMhe-animal's' . St., can Antonio,: Texas, vritesi i,'4!. ' -
body. fClosp -observation .showed- also -:ft"otl rvernfne clears -v?ith -atarr"
that it had' a-slightly reddish hue, al- f " te'Tawd, nos and earA Five boc- .
though theifferente in color Vas not' 'Jf'" '" ;'f?.V
great enougjx to be noticed under c-rdi- . ' : .' .' J x '' -;
nary conditions. . - v ' :. r' - " -'-Ap1- p . . .' '--;.'JC
When' Prebois arrived in the dis- ' " 1 ;r arm facts. O ,
tUrbed section of the city he fearlessly - " W rewr -Kaajorar j , - ;
.aenverea nismessages. we met with Cheap money will solvemanypf
no resistance irom ure crowes in tne i i . r
streets until preached the Place Ven- the fafs Plems. j , ; ; , V
dmerone ofthe principal" squares in Thvere is not enotiffh of thepom- ,
the heart of the ,cityHere a great munityNspirit amonf our rural dis- 7 "
crowd of revolutionists had-gathered, i:4.S.j 1 '.a4:
andr as the officer rode", through 'the V - r. -'- 1 "v :"
crM, ina fierce Toice, "HoW! 'What largely, upon, proper '""marketing V-"
message sr carryingr -x 0 cheafmoney and co-o'p-.
a bullet through . hiinandget that oration. ; r . ' r. r - ,
message1," bawled out the man in a Something istwrorig in ourmark .1
commanding voice. He was. evidently eting system when L small, crop v '
a leader ot the moh. ' - - i ; ,.lJ.- . -
.At .this point, the -captain 4etr- brings more money, tha-abountij; -
mined hat quick action alone: would fulone.. " - 3 v, ' -
save him fronV violence at 'the hands .Co-operation tietweem practicalT;
wheeled.-his horse, and ; dashed off. 1 and ( proficient . business i (
will remedy itby bun
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x. Before thi3-can be done efectively
vthereimust be good roads, road3 over
which . the . children can . be ' carried
.comtortably to a large school where -they
will -have the .training thatfits
them for life, and in the' larger schools
a. training that i will. take the place of
that of the town school, at vastly less
expense and less danger to the health
'and morals, of . the pupil. To do this
we' niust . have good roads, and good
dirt roa.ds at that; for' "nine-tenths of
the rbads that lead to the schoolhouse
and to the country church must be dirt
roads. ., s
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eastern states where-the children go'
fo:t school 'in automobiles. There are
others where they go on roller skates,
as, .for example,' where cement roads
have been established. ; As we have
Often pointed -out, it is possible to have
a dirt road, good throughout - most of
the year, simply through " the use of
the road-drag. after -the road has been
graded and drained and supplied with
culverts" and bridges. '
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nection ..between the road drag and
education. No law, however, canc6m
pel the farmer to use the read drag
wisely. They mustjdome to it of their
own accord. They must get, to a point
where it will be a 'disgrace to any
farmer not to drag his road after ev-
Several- bullets, -flew after .him,' but men will feleminate . ignOranceand , . -
wild and then suddenly f nrpinrlW ' ' , - " a - .
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A Country Road Near .Madison, Wis.,
Where Native ,Vestation Has Been
p.,- Preserved and More of the Kind
A Planned. .
ery rain; -'Most' people don't realize"
yet what a1" good sroad. can be made in
time by the use of 'the drag, notf: in
one year, nor in two ; but if th road is
dragged after every ain, it will by and
by become so hard' and smooth and
elastic that U will' require very con-,
siderable4 rain to put it out of condi
tion. Few people realize what' a great
improvement can h4 made in the. road
in. even a few months by the use .of
the drag just' as the toad is drying off
after each rain. '.- r N- .
North.Caf oiinaof "Virgmi a. 'afediWbqufflfdr.iVOTi!
stock-to be foung en any market. :. . '-1r-"8.
' Give us vour trade arid we'lwu1.givelyotti6.urvim
vices. --We-believe we'eah get somuch: money: for your;toacco;;!
as'ybu can ortany rjmkef fahd "possibly iribrertKan. yoG,i48
will get on. some of the markets'. V ) ' ; . ;
Robqrahas corps; of buyers whoequaT, ci not ;;bejBur- f
:oh anynarketl Our banks :have .all ,tne;money;- necessary a g
for all the tobacco our, marketcan . sell. ; v : - . x v o
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D6', notiorget thatour- slogan Jis,
Tobacco", hence, we do no.country huyirig ; , V:;;r .8
Folio w'tHcrowd aridcome to HEADQUARTERS. .Thinking ;. '.
. you an;fo'r past .iiade;and
v '; ' ,We jare yoiirs to.serve : f :$?rV?A 1 7-'S.&f & :1
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ceasea airogemer. ne ooKea Touna, TWhighest duty of , and ; .
and saw-the mob urowdine round one I itouwu V4u.y w , ti
of their number,; who held , something Federal Governments is to place-.
in .his hand. And then his eyes fell agricultural education within - the ; ; ,
on he back of his horse, and his heart of ajL J , ... t
.sank in dismav. - - . " , - - ' J - '
.It seemed that, as 'he whirled his i'The farmer cannot be helped un-V ;
hnrsA nbhnt spVp.ml mpft spiVpd (hold" f.il hp n reran I7.p5. nnrl tfiP. frnvP-rn- ' . ,;
of the animak But the powerful crea- ment can "best " help .the ' farmer''
tute threw them all except one, a lad , , ' v " , ' . f ' -.
nf fAiirfeon TI-V.X VinrJ ooQ Vir, linrcfl'o ttirOUgll OrganiZatlOn. " '
tail .That tail was the object of in- Byco-0p3rating with his ijeigh-.
terest that',had caused the shooting .to bor the farmer can learn newmeth-
thebov. in the middle of thfe road I ods of culture and the mterchange
pression of grim determination on nisf . Ther Natioh's 'menu must' fie'
face, as he tightly clutched the -flee-1 -ijz 'JU ..-.L : " 4
in orPtnfR tail: ThP mob saw the Uue U1J rou me.ueiub, pauut, ,
humor of the situation and burst r into J orchards and garden r arid tOL farm . -
a roa of laughter.
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CA0THQ
did not have a very, go6d tail, and, so Io Me to 1 ry and Year Uut .-j
4iis masier -uuu nau- au aiiiucuu, uuo r i our VOlu lr Will Wear l Oil
madefoi l:im. doubt that artificial j ; " 1
; and. that alone, . saved " Captain v' - - - . , . ' " .'
boisMife'. ''. v-" r. Thousand Veep' on suffering:
' r f : ' r;f q Coughs" arid Colds through neglect. , ;,
w,i W1K W m,s,u.. i; 4 ana oeiay. w ny.maKe yourseir an-.
in ma Turlington magazine an am- - . ip : ' , ailments and4
Mp nn Rnrtin'Q Lift tnthe RHtuh na. easy prey 10 serious anmenis ana,
Ltioii of a-ccilection of his "works is ac- epidemicst as.the esul( of a neg-
ciaimeu uoiaic augie 01 apjircvumuu. j lecteCt UOla.f UOUgnS ana U01QS iSap
The writer decides; that. although;, kc-
din's fame was made in" France it .was
established
reality Rodl
j-uvu j? wc oibua.i.xuu., uuu vuisii' iuiu r t . es 7-.i : v - .
The explanation came" out later. It hat i$ m " r , ; , ; '
9ms 'that, 0aptam. -Prebois ? horse, . ' - ' C
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Method of draggingtiroads
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Only V Small Arnount' of " Earths, Is
sMoved'Justr Enough to Fill -the
' . ; , rtute nd Depressions. v a 5 ,
t dneeinAroads-tronl7.a- small
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amount;-eartiisiaovedrjust.enough
to fill the ruts and depressions with a
thin iayer of " plastic clay or : earth
which jacks very hard so thatythe.next
tail
Prebois
your 5ti-ength land vitality unless .
- tits uiauc jlu A'ioxiv.c 11 .was t . . 't" A - ,
d in England and that in checked' in theCearly : stage?. Dr.!
jdln is a7British institution. Kinsr's New discovery, is what "vbtt - ' ,
There uJ.tm pthing f needtheflrst dose hejps. ; Your
senses than one for the' contention . - . A. V, vn, ';
SuperficiaUy, there, is less sharpness Mnu cieare up, ,yuu ureuwie.ireeiy , , :
craurasi. ..Deiw.een me oesti jpiilisu j ana, yuu ueei so wiucii- ueiteivuuj 1
Ipture 'land that of Rodin . than ex- n wf i f a:j
otf f ond ;.!-eforf.' tolrinflr. :
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wtiipture and that of Rodin,than a bottle to-oV and start taking
li.Viwh - oiiilntniit Ti r? .. tnnlintlal. ATn'aL I at OHCC .
Ienc.- -His blurred contours are' seen! : -4.
the. Luxembourg... But of' course; the quart for , bloop for 'transfusion -
main , point is that the generous ; bid caused panic in a brerad lin here, i
i t ZT, ' r TMrty. men were accepted by. the
new ; mutiial. understandinr hetween physicians making the otter, ;
ineiwo greai nauons. r i -j s .
about forty-five .degrees; - vThe xlrlter
should ride f on ther .drag and.rshouia
not, drive faster" than.a? wialk f One.
round tripr J each trip;,straadling 'a
wheel track is" usually sufilcient to fill
the ruts and smooth the surf ace.,; ,
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Social Advancement, -w
Good roads always .contribue'jto: the
social advancement of -the community.
While the town? and.cities are greatly j
benefited " by good , highways Reading
from the ' country ' to ' the 4 owns' and
Cities, rural people vare the, greater
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advance on -account- of the saving, in
inarKeting their . products, but- they
improve their scchl.- ciucaticnsl and
rcli-ious tar.-ir.r.- tcrrj:? ' cf
vaxnishers'arid 'polishers rmay bi,sub-, L,. . ru . .
hf.M ilit T.nnr? Vr.. ChlCagO, IlLf. .Writing JOUf
land; by. Dr.-Bernard Spilsbury and Dr. name arid address; clearly. ' ; 1 on j;
fflilcot;i the E - emineht pathologists, in w j j j recei ve inN return . a trial pack-. ?s '
factory;; ' . . ; ... v ' Tar CcmpouhdT for coughs, scolds -.
4 Thisi varnish is; composed . of tetro- and croup; Foley :? Kidney ' Pills, r.
.diaer. iitiasben for pain in sides and back',4 rheu- - .
and other, ingredjents. -Rats subject f v , . , ,
to . the vapor, saidrDr,: Wilcox at the, matism, backache, - kidney v ana r ,
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inquesv Decamp arowsy anu uevciuii-. oiauaer aiimeuis, iuu 'jc.vicj va.
ed. an extensive livftr " disease. .The Tablets, wholesome and
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from disease of the. liver caused by morouguiy .cjcauauis wiu.u,
beneficiaries,ibecause farmers not onlythe action of tetrLchlorether. ' I pecially comforting to stout per-
sons. Sold-eyerywhere.
1, ; Didr.ft Think It Pretty. . ' '
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