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Warning Ord»>r.
Before Guy Smith. Justice of the Po i e in and
for Union Township/Jackson County, State of
Arkansas.
C. U. Crook, Plaintiff,
vs.
•J. Shipway and Hugo Compress Company, a Cor
poration. Defendants.
The defendants, J. Shipway and Hugo Com
press Company, a corporation, are warned to ap
pear in this court within thirty days and answer ■
the complaint of the plaintiff, C. U. Crook, and ,
S. M. Stuck *y is appointed attorney for the non
residen ts.
GUV SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
July 13th. 1 90V
Case set for Septembe h>t 1 19
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The Round Dale Press.
Three years ago Gov, Da\ is
and Senator Clarke told the
tanners < i Arkansas that the
round bale trust would eat them
up in a few years. It was a
monster or the iva>st dangerous
character, the t-nitacies i : which
were .-ileutly but surely fasten
ing themselves a! out the tanner
to extract his very lire biood.
Senator James K. Jor.es. who
held stock in the concern - st< ck
that was issued to T.iuu. l>y the
patentee whom tue senator had
loaned money to penect Ins ] at
om' was denominated by (•••v.
Davis the “great he trust breed
er. A majority of the fanners
believed all this rot and not only
allowed these thrifty politicians
to prejudice them against any
and everybody who was con
nected with the round lap busi
ness but actually influenced
them to withhold their patron
age from gins operating tIm
presses. The old compress com
panies, which have fattened off'
of the farmer through the old
square bale: the railroads, which
get a short and long haul out of
it: in short, everybody who had
been getting fat picking out of
the old square bale, was dead
against the round bale. They
carried on a systematic and per
sistent campaign. There was no
let up.
Money was not spared, and
they have won by the assistance
of the farmers—the very men j
whom the round bale would have
benefitted most. Impartial men
can see plainly that the round
oale is the economical shipping
package for cotton. It prevents 1
vaste, knocks out compress ,
charge, eliminates several middle i
nen, leaves the bagging and tie ‘
;rust entirely out, and effects a 1
saving in many other ways. But ■
ill these savings were for the J
oenefit of the farmers and j ’
igainst the interests of vast j i
>usiness concerns that had been j'
milt up on the square bale, and |
t.m round bale could not t
iPm title of * real.:::' d > ;.po?’
1 ne peculiar. 1 la- i't a 1; pa
'V-aiure is that lie l.-.n. ■ - .. a*,
used as a club v, ith ■ hid to kfl
tile got.'se t’iat ■ ci rial:,
have iai(i the g cu-1 ■ _■. :• >:
them. Today tlv “r.a:i.■ i ha,.
tru<t is in tlie haia>a ivceAri'.
'd'M aiI <»{ its j>r<•)•».• i’t\ i< *, 11^
- . - at public outcry ,iast as tilt
lViei’ciiant sells the -.•.liu.-t and
niiuoie-tiustor ami s| avir.en nri.e
■ t the cropper wht> (la: not mam •
enough to pay his meat am;
i reau account. Ihe round bale
did not lose out for iack < !'
money . for it was backed by all
of the finances it needed, but ail
the rm.ii: >y in the world cannot
mane a success out ot an enter
prise against which the public
mmd has been poisoned. Senator
Jones. Mr. I Mi - s. Mr. Francis
and every man who put money
m the round bale will lose every
loiter of it. Monroe < 'ounly Sun.
rious i;c-tes.
n‘- ’ V • .n..p, fn
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a.*. ' ! the v ■ i ;.n
■ - !: ‘ v, )l! ■ h not it. us \ }*sit
v1 ' ’ ' by a swinging bracket
^ m I"- i." h.t h • a.-ke.| on
"C.'ss i ■! »:i h- They an* in
.apeihh' "c:.; rooking and serv
ing hav . ]i;:j
£ ; ue ’ e:.•1 1;:.■*;!ctou! 1 . ■ frequent
>' charts-'I in nri-r that liar 1 ritb
:)'•!>§ may r. >*. a,. •«.• • i: -, jK iaunier
'hem. freq - nrly the cleaning
is -*vre- ' !■ ,jn a s cal wear
Do von ' ! -tn the receiver and the
nouthpieee of tl)> telephone every
veek? P really is quite as important
is stirring up Lhe dust under the tables,
sspecially if several persons use the
phone daily.
Pumpkins arid squashes will gen
■rally keep belter in a garret where
he temperature is just above freezing
nan in the cpllar, which is apt to be
oo damp. If there is no place but the
ellar for storing them, place them on
helves where they will not touch each
ither and watch closely for the first
dgn of decay.
In choosing a colqr scheme for a bed
oom, give thought to the location;
has blue is best adapted for a south
oom, a west or east room is effective
n green lavender or brown, while a
lorth room Is brightened by yellow or
Id rose.—Los Angeles Herald.
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Remember the Lesson of the Epidemic of 1898
i In all sections where yellow fever made its appearance in
' 1898 it will be recalled that persons who kept their stomach.
I liver and bowels strong and active were not affected by the 1
disease; while others apparently healthy were stricken down, j
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; ! and your digestion good. In short, it puts the sy-tern in
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I than to use the means which experience has proven w be the
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