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Sound wer nil waters, reach out from
all lands,
Che chorus of nolm, the clasping of
hands;
Sing hvmns that were sung by the
stars of the morn.
Sing soags of the angels when Jesus
was born!
With glad jubilations
Bring hope to the nations!
Che dark night is ending and dawn
has begun;
Rise, hope of the ages, arise, like
the sun,
Jill speech flow to music, all hearts
beat as one!
Blow, bugles of battle, the marches of
peace;
East, west, north and south, let the
Iona quarrel cease:
Sing the song of great Joy that the
angels began,
Sing of glory to Bod and of good win
to mam
hark, Joining in chorus
Che hcapens bend o’er us!
Che dark night is ending and dawn
has begun;
Rise, hope of the ages, arise like
the sun,
Jill speech flow to music, all hearts
beat as one!
Make way for Santa Claus.
FARMERS TO HOLD
INSTITUTE HERE
Program Arranged For Farmers
Meeting to be Held in Newark
December 15th to 20th
All thepreliminaryarrangements
have been made for holding a
Farmers Institute in Newark, be
ginning on Monday, December 15,
and continuing until Saturday,the
20th. The Institute will be held in
the High School Auditorium, and
it is expected that many farmers
from all parts of the county will
attend. The following program
has been prepared for the Institute:
MONDAY
Welcome address. —Rev. J. L.
Brown.
Soils—their physical and chemi
cal qualities. —Prof. Nelson.
Sites for orchards and prepara
tion of soils for planting. —Prof.
Truax.
Livestock as a factor in farm
systems. — Prof. Wheelock.
Methods and benefits of cultiva
tion.—Prof Nelson.
Cut worms, white grubs and
wire worms.—Pruf. Becker.
TUESDAY
Selection, pruning and planting
of nursery stock.—Prof. Truax.
Humus—its function in soils and
relation to production.—Prof. Nel
son.
The selection of breeding swine.
—Prof. VVheelock.
The codling moth and the San
Jose scale.—Prof. Becker.
! Corn improvement and seed
corn selection.—Prof. Nelson.
Pruning the growing tree—its
purpose and method.—Prof.Truax.
WEDNESDAY
Care of the bearing orchard —
Prof. Truax.
Drainage as a factor in crop
production.—Prof. Nelson.
What nursery inspection does
for the farmer.—Prof. Becker.
Building up the dairy herd.—
Prof. Wheelock.
The importance of cotton seed
selection.—Prof. Nelson.
Some beneficial insects.—Prof.
Becker.
The New Agriculture.—Pres. J.
C. Futrall, University of Arkan
sas.
Boys Corn Club Work. —W. J.
Jernigan.
THURSDAY
The improvement of beef cattle.
—Prof. Wheelock.
The advantages of crop rotation.
—Prof. Nelson.
Planting and cultivation of cot
ton.—Prof. Nelson.
The home and commercial cul
ture of sweet potatoes. — Prof.
Truax.
Hog Cholera—its treatment and
prevention.—Dr. R. M. Gow.
The business end of farming —
P.rof. Nelson.- ...
FRIDAY
Irish potato culture. Prof.
Truax.
Points in harvesting and mar
keting of cotton.—Prof. Nelson.
Some points in poultry culture.
—Prof. Wheelock.
| Points in silo construction.—
j Prof. Wheelock.
| Culture of alfalfa and its use in
rations.—Prof. Nelson.
The outlook for demonstration
for 1914.—C. W. Watson, State
Agent in U. S. Demonstration
work.
Hog cholera vaccination—dem
onstration clinic.—Dr. R. M. Gow.
SATURDAY
New developments in cotton
culture.—C. W. W’atson.
Common diseases of the horse.
—Dr. Gow.
Mixing and applying commer
cial fertilizers.—Prof. Nelson.
Making and feeding silage.—
Prof. W'heelock.
Importance of small fruits on
the home farm.—Prof. Truax.
Common diseases of cattle.—Dr.
Gow.
Livestock Industry.—Prof.Car
penter.
Agriculture of Today.—Jno. H.
Page.
Experience meeting. Every
body welcome,.
Buy your Christmas goods from
the merchants who advertise.
ERWIN NOT IN RACE
Hon. C. M. Erwin, who is now
rounding out his second term as
Prosecuting Attorney of this, the
3rd Judicial Circuit, authorizes us
to say that he will not be in the
race to succeed himself, and prob
ably not be in politics at all except
for his deserving friends and for
the good of the people. Claude
has many close friends in Stone
county who are ready to help him
when he aspires to climb higher.—
Stone County Record.
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Lot No. 1. Laeies’ Coats in novelties two
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HANTme a rhyme of
Christmas —
.. Sind me a jovial sonde-*
|And though it is filed wt'th
\ laughter,
Let it be pure and strong
S mg of the hearts brimmed over
With tlie story of the day—
Of the echo of childish voices
That will not die away.—
Of the blare of the tasseled bugle,
And the timeless clatter and heat
Of the drum that throbs to muster
Squadrons of scampering feet.
But,O,let your voice fall fainter.
Till, blent with a minor tone,
ibu temper your song with the beauty
Of the pity Christ hath shown,
And sing one verse for the voiceless;
Anayet, ere the song be done,
A verse for the ears that hear not,
And a verse for the sightless one
For though it be time for singing
A merry Christmas gleeA
Let a low, sweetvoice orpathos
Run through ihe melody.
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY.
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