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PREPARE FOR PEACHES
The peach crop of Arkansas
will not quite equal previous
records in quantity but it is
hoped that our shippers will
raise their previous standard.
This year Arkansas strawber
ries were shipped on a higher
standard than ever before and
the season ended with Arkan
sas berries leading the country
in the demand in northern and
eastern cities. It will pay to
cull better and keep out both
small and overripe peachesand
use the canner at home. Ship
fewer peaches and keep the
price up and can the culls. Now
is the time for neighborhood
organizations to be formed to
pick and sell together and to
agree to ship out only first class
peaches and label every bas
ket with name of grower.
BURN1 CARCASSES
If ok cholera will never be
eliminated and not reduced
very much until every carcass
from a cholera herd is burned.
Farmers should not permit car
casses to lie out in the field for
(Iok and buzzards to Ket at and
spread the disease. In fact,sick
hoKs should not be allowed to
run out in big fields or along
the roads. If farmers will learn
to vaccinate their own herds or
join a neighborhood club with
one man to do all the vaccinat
ing and do it at once when
cholera gets into the neighbor
WARREN G. HARDING
Senator I larding til Ohio is tem
porary chairman of the Republican
convention.
hodo and arrange with some
good local hanker to keep the
serum on hand the loss from
hog cholera can he greatly re
duced and the county agents
given more time for the farm
ers’ other problem.
RURAL SUMMER SCHOOLS
Probably one thousand ot
these schools will be in session
in Arkansas in July and Aug
ust. Some practical outdoor
work will help these schools to
be more effective than if the
entire time were spent on the
usual school bodies. The Ex
tension Divsion of the Univer
sity of Arkansas and U. S. De
partment of Agriculture with
offices at Little Rock is pre
paring outlines on six or eight
subjects including studies or
outlines on“Poultry” “Clovers,”
a few others.
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Ginger Ale
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Soft Drinks
THE SUPREME DUALITY
Of our soft drinks is not due entirely to the
highest quality of material with which they are
made. Back of them is the “know how” of many
years experience oi a Specialist, and every facility
for combining these to make the best possible.
Our Motto:
PURITY AND
CLEANLINESS
We propose to establish our plant as one of the
best and most sanitary in the Southwest
Special Prices to Lodges, Ex
cursions, Church Fairs, etc
THE NEWPORT BOTTLING COMPANY
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Upon Receipt of Order
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prices.
YOUNG’S POULTRY YARDS
STUTTGART, ARK.
TREATMENT
for Liquors
and Drugs
Thirty Hve year* axperteoce and 600.000 cure*.
Patient* received day and ntflht CorTnipondeoee
roofldeutUI Long Diatanoa Phene 425
421 Park Aveuw HOT SPRINGS. A*X.
FREE TO ONE GIRL IN THIS COUNTY.
The first girl Hnswerir.gr this advertisement will be given a full two
weeks’ course, with board and room. In
MRS. C. T. McKEEHAN’S COOKING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
. ®iris are taught how to cook ami serve meals, table deooratlon, fancy cake
i ill j ,'e<'°ratlon. how to serve chafing dish luncheons, and how to make
ndlvldual Ice and nut cups. Girls aro cared for In the home. Attendance Is
limited, so write today for advance bookings to
'Ills. C. T. McKEEHAN, 1410 Spring St., Little Hock, Ark.
dixie queen Home canker
Can all of your fruits ami veg
etables that you cannot sell at a
profit. You will have most of your
winter food at little cost—and plen
ty to sell besides Homo canned
•foods. properly prepnred, bring
highest prices everywhere. You can
make JSOO.OO or more every season,
canning for this trade, either your
own surplus or your neighbors’, on
percentage.
$3.25 and lTp
THE DIXIE QUEEN HOME CANNER
Is endorsed by authorities and users everywhere. It Is better because scientif
ically built to produce maximum heat on minimum fuel consumption. Therefore
cans quicker, better and aheaper.
CASTS, labels and glass Jars carried In stock.
A postal will bring booklet, prices and complete Information.
DIXIE CANNER COMPANY, - - Box 429, Little Rock, Ark.
COMMENDS WORK OF
WOODMEN SANITARIUM
Independence County Boy Tells
of Work Being Done For
Tubercular Patients in Colo.
Editor Newark Journal.—As
I have been at the Sanitorium
for seven months, I feel that
your readers and my friends
would like to know how I am
getting along. So I take this
method of letting them know
what kind of a place this is. I
am now doing fine, considering
what 1 am here for, as every
one knows my trouble is tuber
culosis, and a person cannot
get rid of it as quick as they
would like, though I am con
fident 1 will come out of it O.
K.
Will say that my trip here
was not as pleasant as it might
have been as 1 had slow trains
all the way. Arrived at Colo
rado Springs on the third day
after leaving Newark. So you
can guess I was tired.
I called at the Modern
Woodmen office on Pike’sPeak
avenue where 1 met the clerk
who gave me a hearty hand
shake and welcome to his of
fice. I was too late for the
morning car to Woodmen,
which leaves at 8:15 sq had to
wait until the afternoon car
which leaves at 4:15 for the
Woodmen sanitorium. I spent
the time pleasantly at the of
fice, however, where 1 was
treated like we all like to be
treated. At 4:15 the car was
ready and one other patient
from Illinois and 1 got in and
were hurled across the country
to the sanitorium which is lo
cated about 12 miles northwest
ot Colorado Springs. We arriv
ed at the sanitorium at 5:10
and were escorted to the main
office where we gave our his
tory, the name of person we
wished notified in case of sick
ness or death, then made the
deposit for our fare home. We
were then taken to the dining
room where we found a big
supper waiting us, and that it
was a fine one you can imagine
from the remark the neighbor
made. He said, “They are go
ing to founder us!”
Well, it was nothing- unusual
as we found out later. You
know I thought it was because
I was from Arkansas and they
thought I was hungry. I found
out later it was because I was
a Modern Woodman and that
the big hearted Dr. J. A. Rut
lidge believes in feeding the
hoys the best the market af
fords. From the dining room
we were taken to our cottages
and put to bed with instruc
tions to remain there until we
were sent for.
I think it was the second day
they called for me, to give me
my first examination, which
was very thorough, as our med
ical staff is composed of the
best men that Modern Wood
men money can get, and it gets
the best. All the medical staff
are ex-lungers and know how
to sympathize with a man that
is so unfortunate as to have
tuberculosis. By the way they
are all Modern Woodmen,
which makes it better. Well,
the decision was that 1 had tu
berculosis and a good case of
it. but the doctors said they
thought I would get along ().
K. and it has come true so far.
But in the winter I had the la
grippe and went back instead !
of gaining but 1 finally got on
Rubbing Eases Pain
Rubbing sends the liniment
tingling through the flesh and
quickly £tops pain. Demand a
liniment that you can rub with.
The be£t rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the Ailments of
Horse*, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Good for your own Aches, \
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
CHARLES D. HILLES
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Charles D. Hilles is chairman of the
Republican national committee.
my feet again and have been
gaining every since. Now 1 am
back to normal weight and feet
line. I have had four examina
tions since coming here, one
every two months.
As 1 stated before this place
is 12 miles northwest of Colo
rado Springs, at the foot of Mt.
Cedar, one of the beautiful
mountains of Colorado. This is
a large mountain almost sur
rounded by little ones. The ele
vation here is 7,000 feet, and
on top of Mt. Cedar is 9,500
leet. You see 2,500 feet makes
things look quite different and
the grand old U. S. Flag float
ing on top makes the boys feel
proud of their country. The M.
^ . of A. have the sanitorium
located in the midst of God’s
own structure, and if I should
attempt to describe it’s beau
ties in detail it would take too
much valuable space. I would
that every* American citizen
could behold what I term the
greatest Fraternal and Renevo
lent order in the world is doing
for its members. 1 think every
man would say he wanted to
be a member and help the mil
lion to help others to get back
what we think is the greatest
thing, health.
Now for a description of the
Sanitorium.
As we come up from Colora
do Springs we entered a circul
ar driveway, in which is plant
ed rows of maple and elm trees,
surrounded by a beautiful
lawn. On either side are the
tent cottages that we boys live
in. I hese cottages are built
octagon shape with three win
dows and one door with 18
inch ventilation on top, and all
ot these are kept open at all
times except during a storm.
Yog net plenty of fresh air. es
pecially when it is 17 below
zero; but that is part of the
treatment. The main part of
the treatment is fresh air, pure
water, wholesome food and
rest.
1 he cottages are electric
lighted and steam heated and
are divided into two colonies,
A and B. I am located in B col
ony. Each colony has a utility
building. These buildings are
of stone and contain doctor’s
offices, toilets, and baths. The
main building is also construct
ed of the native stone and con
tains the kitchen, refrigerator
plant, store room, barber shop,
linen room, superintendents of
fice, two Pig dining rooms,post
office and bakery. In the super
intendents office you will find
the big-hearted i)r. Rutlidge,
who at all times is looking af
ter the interest of the patients
as well as the institution in gen
eral. 1 wish I could tell you of
all the things in these great
buildings but space will not
permit. But let me say the pa
tients come tirst in everything.
Mrs. Rutlidge provides preach
ing for the boys twice a month
and when any one is in bed or
has a birthday she sends them
carnations. The flowers are
grown in the hot-house here
under the supervision of Mrs.
Rutlidge.
We have Sunday school ev
ery Sunday andpreachingtwict
a month. Picture show every
Friday evening provided by
Mrs. Rutlidge. You see she is
doing her part. I must say they
are the proper ones for the
place.
The hog ranch is kept well
stocked with Duroc Jerseys.
From this ranch all the pork
used at the Sanitorium is butch
ered. The hogs are fed from
the scraps from the kitchen
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Mothers Know That
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TMC CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW VORR CITY.
which is all re-cooked before I
feeding. The next great thing
I is the magnificient herd of Hol
stein cows which furnishes all
the milk consumed here which
is used at the rate of 100 gal
lons per day. They are now
milking about 50 cows and
raise annually 30 to 40 heifer
calves. The greater part of the
feed for this immense herd is
raised on the place, consisting
jof corn which is put into a silo,
! and alfalfa hay.
The Sanatorium ground con
tains about 1,800 acres, a por
tion of which is under cultiva
tion. There are two other build
ings which 1 will mention. The
dormitory for the help, which
is now underconstruciton.made
of native rock at a cost of $20,
000. The hospital which is now
being completed, also of the
native rock, is the finest and
best equipped tubercular hos
pital in America. It will care
for 60 patients and is equipped
with sleeping porches and sun
rooms, also the finest X-ray
machine on the market which
will be a great help in diag
nosing tuberculosis.
In conclusion will say that
you would never imagine that
the majority of the 180patients
were lungers, by the way they
act or look, for they are a jolly
bunch and the most hopeful
set of boys and old men 1 ever
saw. My time expires hereJuly;
27 and 1 may remain in the
west for a time.
Yours trulv,
CHESTER E. HUGH,
Woodmen, Colo., May 28.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR
MINISTERS AT HENDRIX
Conway, June 5.—The third
annual summer school for min
isters of Arkansas will open at
Hendrix College on Wednes
day, June 14, and continue un
til June 22. Among the speak
ers and lecturers at the con
ference are Bishop Francis J.
McConnell, Dr. E. B. Chappell,
the Rev. Luther E. Todd, Dr.
Ivan Lee Holt, Dr. Stonewall
Anderson, Dr. John M. Moore,
the Rev. John A. Siceloff anti
Dr. Henry F. Cope.
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Knox mends - shoes cheap.
Ill Walnut street, Newport.
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Sickly Children
A child with worms is pale,
cross and unhealthy. Its appe
tite is variable. It starts in the
sleep, and frequently grinds the
teeth when sleeping. A certain
remedy for worms is
White’s Cream
Vermifuge
It destroys the worms and
strengthens the internal organs
that have been weakened by
these pests. Pale, sickly chil
dren pick up quickly and soon
become healthy, active and
cheerful under its excellent
correcting influence. Price 25c.
JAS. F. BALLARD, Prop.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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ADAMS BROTHERS
Cotton and Corn Buyers
General Merchandise
To the Farmers: We want your produceand will
pay the highest market price in cash or trade
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
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IS YOUR LAND TITLE GOOD? '
If you have never had the title to your
land examined and the title abstracted
you should have it attended to at once—
you insure your property against fire. Now
have your land title abstracted against
LOSS BY
Independence County
Abstract Company
Batesville, Arkansas
S. A. Moore, Manager