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JAMBS 11 SAUHDERS

The Unions of Fulton County meetas follows Hickman lit and 3rdThursday nights Simmons 2nd and

Monlgomery2ndCayce lit and 3d Saturday 3 p rothe nucleus at Hazel Dell meets 1stand 3d Wednesday at 3 pmEvery one is cordially Invited to at ¬tend these meetings

I am told that the County Unionheld a very interesting session lastSaturday and elected new officersfor all the places except vice presi-dent t Mr Threlkeld was reelectedto that place I thank the delegatesfor their kind feelings toward mebut I am cot sure that they have act-ed wisely I fear I shall fall shortof their expectation However if Ican have the support of the membersand friends I shall do the test I canfor the oifianltaUon As soon atpossible I with to confer with ourpresident get a list of all the mem ¬hers in the county make out a Ulttsf appointments and begin active oporations Dut while I am nukingthose preparations I shall be thank ¬ful to any member or friend who wMtell me of a good opening to addressthe people on the subject of betterprices In the meantime let everynumber turn to page 7 Up to Datefarming January 15 and road thatsago carefully I have before me aliltle paper called The Little Chren ¬

ole for teachers and children Itells of the groat crops ratted by themertoan farmers It says alroootsvory crop the coofttry raises MI-

koA large but core It King Thetrap is so large that It to almost II-

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for us to got an Ilea of hirsUe In figures 2962000000 M-Imoll

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0 the crop nest Ye tent hi some limBor other ever the grain roads and enthe boats to marktt Heres an oxtIample in arithmetic for you Uuppose all the corn were loaded en arain how lug would the traits el-AD average our carries about SCO 1ushels of corn It would requirei924000 oars to transport the corn

crop to market A freight oar InItwliHR the coupling Is about Jt

fed long This train then wouldeach around the earth at the wjwaor and leave oars enough to Ml aIde traok running from Chicago to

ersla How If this calculation is

Correct let us add on oars to haul

ar 776J6JOOO bushels of wheatml the train will circle the globewine and several mile to spare yet

the farmers get 40000000 less forheir grain this year than they didant year and every banker lawyer

lector merchant and mechanic wholives In the grain belt suffers because

he farmer was too industrious androrked too hard An old adagesays i It Iis the early bird thatniches the worm Now is thisstage true The farmers rose earlyanll worked until late They raised

10 much oem and wheat they couldnot take care of it Thousands ofIIushels are now rolling in the fields Ior being washed away by the floods I

The pessimist says we cannot hold

our mops and if we continue to raise

uch bumpr crops as we did lastyear they are right Therefore in

lead of working so hard to raise abumper crop this year suppose we

ircpare to take care of what we do

aise Now is the time to preparegranaries cribs elevators pens orlomethlng to hold our grain Now

II the time to plan better roads so we

can haul off next years crop when I

Ihe price is right regardless of the

tcason When the old farmer toldl

Patrick Henry that the early birdI

aught the worm Henry replied thatl

the worm should not have been outL

10 early and he would not have been

aught The farmers should takeHenrys advice this year and notget out so early This would pre-

vent two more troubles You all re ¬

member the car famine Now sup

pose we had stored our grain and

waited for the minimum price Then

no cars would have been needed to

haul the corn and wheat to market

The roads could easily have hauled

enough to feed the people and car¬

ried back enough to supply fuel

Why must we all rush our crops tiomarket at once glut the market noddrain all the money out of the bankso that our president and the bankerare worrying over an elastic currenoy Why rush our crops off andmake a demand for money and carfor which we will pay an exhorbitanlprice that they may lay idle for thenext eight or nine months Youmay be sure that when the nationalbanks issue their elastic currencyand the transportation companiesbuild their new cars the farmer willpay for it all But let us quote theLittle Chronicle once more Thegrain gamblers tell us that if wehold cur wheat Russia will supplythe demand The Chronicle saysIn the province of which Samara isthe capital there are 3000000 peapIe practically starving to deathCrops have failed and the peasantsare driven to eating adulteratedbread It is made of tour mingledwith earth and the ground bark oftrees stuff that no human being caneat unless driven to it by raginghunger Bands of peasants arcwandering about in many districtsthreatening to sack the Lorna unlesswork and food are given them AndSamara is but one province out ofmany that are visited by amineYct this Is the country Ihe gamblerstoll us will supply the European de ¬wand If we hold our wheat for a fairprice

There will be a telephone mootingat Cayce on Saturday the 2nd ofFebruary AH persons interestedIn rural phones are requested to bepresent If there Iis tI oe and op¬portunity I shall be glad to addressthe people at the same time andplace on the object of equitableprim for farm products Alt equitypeople art alto roquMtetl to help to

dote sad appointments for themonth of Poliuary so we can pub-lish them at Canoe that day

Its a pleasure to toll our readersa Cough Cure like Dr Shoops

For years Dr Shoop has foughtagainst the use of Opium Chloroformor other unsafe Ingredients common ¬

ly found In Cough remedies DrShoop It seems has welcomed thePure Food and Drug Law recently

enacted for he heLl worked along

similar lines many years For near ¬

ly 20 years Dr Shoops Cough Curecontainers have had a warning prin ¬

ted en them against Opium andether narcotic poisons He has lawsmade It possible for mothers to pro-

tect their children by simply insist ¬

ing on having Dr Shoops CoughCure Sold by All Dealers

We are in receipt ot a letter from

Jno W Davie a Hlokman boywhoIs keeping books for the DcLtsle Sup-ply

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Co at Portagevllle Me Heencloses a dollar for the Courier ayear and also requests us to send alittle sunshine If we have any in

stock i and as Hickman always has

some of everything good we sent him-

a package

WilYshould your baby suffer When he

is fretful and restless dont experi ¬meat on him and use any old thing

your neighbor recommends Buy a

bottle of Whites Cream Vermifugegreatest known worm medicine and

cure for all chlldrcns diseases It-

s mild in its action builds up taesystem makes thin puny babies fat

Mrs J C Smith Tampa Fla writoe

My baby was thin and sickly

could not retain its food and cried

all night I used one bottle of

Whites Cream Vermifuge and in araw lays baby was laughing happyand well Sold by Cowgllls Drug-

Store and Helm do Ellison

To Whom it May Concern

I was in Gulfport Miss fromOct 18th lo Nov 1st and found aprosperous town of 7 years old with13000 busy people 30 miles of dice

trio car line running I have someacreage land and town lots listedwith me for sale and I think thereis a grand speculation to buy nowSo come and see me and 1 will give

of ityou a history2311 J R Drown

Lace does not look will on some

people neither would one dress a

pig In a white vest

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By GEORGE L MEYLANDirector Gymnasium Columbia Collcf

BJillsI the approaching end of the first season under tho newfootball rules thflOllUon is nuked on all sides Has themillibar of injuries been dwrwtwd Tho coaches and medicalnlliiidanltt ofn number of tlio loading looms in eastern colloges arc unanimous in answering this question in the affirms ¬live At Harvard the number of injuries lax been much smallIT than last year Tho report from Amherst says Not aman has boon injured suilloiontly to take him out of the gameexcept Crook who has a bad knee that often goes book on him 1when walking Corholl has a very small list of accidents

Tho report for this year given ono dislocated elbow slight severalbroken nova two or three strained shoulders two ones of water on thefcneo and half a dozen sprained ankles This list of injuries is slightlyuuailur than lost year

At tho University of Pennsylvania tho number of injuries was mark-edly IBM this year thAn in 1005 when a largo proportion of tho playerswere on the hospital JiM during the greater part of tho season

Another striking proof that nip new football is far loss dangerous iUlan last year is tho decrease in tho number of delays caused by injury edto players In several int rcolUgiato gamos title year thoro wax no timetaken out on account of injury to players a feature never witnessed inany previous year In the hard foaght PrincetonCornell gnaw limo waseolled throe times to allow scum player to recover his wind after a hardtackle but thorn was not a single player taken out on account of injury

Tha number of deaths attributed directly or indirectly to football in100C was 10 but thus far only eight fatalities have been reported in 190G

It appears therefore that the popular demand for a less dangerousgame of football has been met in a largo measure by the rules committee Tho Improvement has leon secured mainly by three changes in rulesllINt the ten yard rule which makes mass ploys low profitable secondthe 10rwanll1418 whiih encourages open play and third tho moro severepenalties for brutality and unnecessary roughness

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By DR NEWELL DWIGHT 1IILLIS

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The first gift that agood wife brings to thehouse is gift oflontmcnt Her marriago means that she hasfully her husbands house his placehis income and his posi-tion

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No one made herlento her fathers house

Of her own free will she crossed the threshold with her husband and kneltdown on her marriage night to yICGrant us 0 God to grow oldtogether

i And from that hour criticism of her husbands temperament rebel¬

lion against his income or opportunity are treason Others may criticiseids modest salary ho may himself rebel against his environmcnt but a

itgood wife never

Another gift that a good wife brings to tho house is order that lendsbeauty to ovary room Wlwt unity is to the picture that order is to thehouse As a sphere what the factory tho shop or tho store is to the huehand the house is to Uio wife No merchant but understands that in thegreat store everything must be in its place How scrupulously the books Bmust be kept11VIlh what accuracy each task trust be fulfilledmust be slighted or overlooked

Every woman owes it to her husband to bring economy into thehouse And by title I do not moan that a man has a right to expect awoman to make bread without flour make clothes without doth or paybills without money Socrates did that and the result wasXnntippeI Iit

It is a sin for a young woman to study French and Gorman andmusic unless site can bako better bread pies and cake than any cook that

her husbands mosey can hire A girl has no more right to expect to learnis married than her husband has tohow to run a house after she young

learn how to run a business and find a place after ho is marriedA man must be a master at some business before he asks a woman tott

marry him and a woman ought to be the absolute master of ovary detail

of a houoti before she line a right to marry a man Gather up limo hagincubi That is the law of tho household llltvwd is the woman who hl1lI

faculty Then if disaster overwhelm her house and death removes

her husband she holds in her resources a ore of ways by which she can

conserve the sweets of that honey hive alto tails her home

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Let girls marry at 18and boys at 20 and tlio tworld will be relieved ofsoma of its gravest problems Tho great troubleis that men and womenmarry too lato in lifelott us urge thom tomarry earlier

Time time lens coino for

parents lo realize they havo made some grave mistakes In the first place

it is a mistake for a rich father to bring up his son in ignorance of theresponsibilities of an inheritance Somo fathers go on as if they expected

to live forever Every boy should bo taught how to handle money notmono for his own sake but because ho may somo limo havo charge of other

peoples moneyBut a question moro vital still is that of sox There is a tendency

among parents nowadays to assume an unwise timidity in speaking of such

matters If instead of being timid and obscure in their advice parentswould be quite frank it would prevent much evil from which tho worldnow suffers To many girls the root meaning of marriago is a sealed book

and this is largely the fault of their mothers From whom can they bet¬

ter look for advice than from their mothers Yet the Litter often remain

silent because of a want of courage to speak plainly-

I say to mothers give your daughters tho bonofit of your own wisdom

and when they become women they will not have to accept that servile and

ornamental place which mon are wont lo assign to them

Society is full of misery due to the blunders of parents in failing to

speak out How much of tho evil ia our great cities eemcs from this itwould be dismal to contemplate Aa a young man I say to fathersSpeak to your sons and remember that the lust cduoatioa a lather caapL ia tMfIo elWle lids

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Mitausippi Boat RaceThe most interesting excursion I

made from Vicksburg way a steam ¬boat trip in the Elk forty milesdown the river We started at noonof a quiet sunny day that was toohot on the land but very comfortable on the water Another steamerleft the city at the same time andeach tried to get ahead of its rivalbut we were gradually left behindEveryone on board was Interested 1nthe race and the officers mademany excuses for our defeattheboat was not loaded right for speedsome of the paddle blades werebroken etc Among the passengerswas an oldtime river captain Tohim the race was puerile

By Jove I You ought to see howthey did things thirty years agohe said

Once I raced all the way fromNew Orleans to St Louis My

boat was beaten and I lost 9000that I bet on her There was a biglot of money changed hands everyace when the boats were well match

In the years just after the warsteamboatln was a big thing Imade one trip up the Missouri as faras Bismarck that gave the ownersof my steamboat a profit of SllOCOOand every man on the boat made allthe money he wanted besides Wetraded with the Indians and youcould get 20 worth of furs for astring of beads that cost live cents

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An exchange prints this and thohas gone the rounds of the press

the Courier thinks It embodies aworld ol truth Not long ago we

heard a mLn say I hate childrenThey worry the life out of me Iwish I could go to a country where

there was not a living squalling bratwithin one thousand miles Keep

this idea up old man and you will

finally reach a country where there

will be no little pattering feet nomeddlesome little hands no out

bursts ol baby laughter to annoyyou Babies never go to that coun ¬

try It is called hell on the mapand Ha the very place you are going

lo landinlA Well Known FactThat no skin dlseaset Whether fromInternal or external origin can longwltiwtand the two ixmenul gorntieufoZHMO and BMOTONK they destroyLire seemed that eau o the disease theyJwAjneure Wrllctorn inpl IL11ltorobite Cu St Louts All1Jruggieteecil lt1

Fur aide bit IMiu t ItUifen 4Mr Eugene Naylor of Hickman

Ky has accepted a position withthe Bryant Mercantile Co He will

begin work Feb 15 Mr Naylor is

one of the best dry goods and fur¬nishing salesmen in West Kenluck

and we congratulate Mr Bryant t nhis good fortune in securing his ser ¬

vicesEast Prairie Eagle

PreachingatMethodist churchevery Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p i

m You are cordially invited S

Administrators NoticeThe creditors of the estate of the

deceased T D Harris are notifiedthat I will make a settlement withall the creditors on February 15and all creditors are notified to fileclaims on or before that date prop-erly

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