Shiner Gazette. (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1, Wednesday, November 4, 1903 Page: 8 of 10
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HOW TO SPELL CURMO
Tho Trus Pslrorymlc of the Great
Scotch Poet
In tho rovlotr of Mr Millars Liter-
ary History ot Scotland In tho Spec-
tator or Sept 12 tho writer says
Tho father of Burns spelt hla name
not Burns o Burn033 but
Burne3
Tlicro la I think amnio ovldence to
the contrary as appears trora tho fol-
lowing facts When n certain Walter
Campbell moved from Aigyllshlro to
Olenborjlo In tho Mcarcn Klncar
dlnshlre early In tho seventeenth cen-
tury ho assumed the name of Burn
linuso or Hurnu33 From him tho
fourth In descent was William llur
noss tho father of tho root
Tho family Blulo iccords tho mar-
riage of William Ilurness and Agnes
Brown in 17C7 and I myself coplod
tho namo of William Burno3s from
tho old gravestone In Alloway kirk
yard more than forti years ago which
haa since been replacod by a new one
Tho poet always signed himself
Robert Burness In his letters for
about two jcars after his fathers
death In 1784 tho last extant letter
with that signature being ono ad-
dressed to Mr Aiken April 3 1780
After this date ho appears to havo
adopted the spelling with which wo
nro all familar iloLert Burns
London Spectator
The Teacher Won
Illnton Ky Nov 2 For over two
years two pt tho best physicians ia
this part of tho State have been treat-
ing Mr E J Thompson a popular
local school teacher for Diabetes
They told him that but little could ba
dona to help him He made up his
mind to try a now remedy called
Dodds Kidney Pills and says
They saved me when the doctora
held out no hope I took In all about
ten boxes I will always pralso Dodda
Kidney Pills for the great good they
have done for me
Many peoplo and somo physicians
ttlll persist In the belief that Diabetes
Is nn Incurable disease Our toachcr
Mr Thompson says It Is curable for
Doddi Kidney Pills cured him after
two good physicians had treated him
tor two years without buccess
A lemedy that will euro Diabetes
will surely euro any caso of Kidney
Trouble
A thief lovoa hone3ty 03 a hungry
man loves stchk and for the same
rpason that he reeds upon it
IIKDUCED HATE TO CALIFORNIA
The Southern Pnrilc > bai made a
big reductionIn the roundtrIp rate
to California and announcesirates
fror tho1foll6wlris points td anFran
cUcoand return as follows Beau-
mont J53 501 Houston 5000 Calves
ton 51 5 San Antonio 50 00
This tills reduction is made on ac-
count of tho convention of tho Nation-
al B inkers Association at San Fran-
cisco Ticket will be placed on sale
Oct 11 to 17 inclusive good for return
rjntll Nov 30 General Passenger Agent
T J Ardeieon of tho Southern Pacific
exports n big Texas delegation to tako
ndvaatago of the rate and will be glad
to giro any additional Information to
parties desiring to go
Tho site of Sparta Is at present oc-
cupied by a modern Greek town of
4000 Inhabitants It is only sixty
eight years old and tho straets are
laid out with thechessboard regular-
ity of a western American town
In Ashanteo excellent butter 13 fur
nlBhod by a tree wheh resembles our
cak This vegetable butler kjep3 in
perfect condition all tho yoa round
In spite of tho great heat a > d without
added preservative
any y
it
All Itching disoasos ar embarrass-
ing as well a3 annoying Hunts Cure
will Instantly rellovo and permanent-
ly euro all forma of such diseases
Guaranteed Price B0 Cts
Tho clal handling machinery at a
Beaton wharf lowered the worlds rec-
ord by raising coal from a steamer
ninety feet to sjorago pockets at the
rato of 320 tons an hour The capacl
t yof tho shov jl was two tons
Oo Your Clothes Lock YellowT
Then life Defiance Rturcb It will k cp
them whlto 10 02 for 10 couta
It Is quite easy to form tho habit
of looking for beauty for good for
happiness for gladness and like tho
searcher for trouble and causes of dis-
aster wo shall alwaysfind that for
which we soak
Salzburg has a cafe which has been
In oxlstence for 150 years
Tho first locomotive weighed three
lo flvo tons An Imported English lflp
coraotlVD weighing ton tons wa3 too
heavy Twentyfive englpos of that
day would mako ono of today
Dont Become Discouraged
But use Simmons Liver Purifier tin
box Many Imitations ot tho original
so bo careful and sea that Its Puri-
fier and manufactured by tho A C
Simmons Jr Medlclu9 Co-
In the Interest of making Australia
a white mans country a govern-
ment bounty Is paid for sugar grown
by white labor Of tho last years
sugar crop cf 100000 tons sevon
tenths was produced by Kaaakatlack
labor
Foms of Poultry Houses
Probably wo hm 0 not yet arrived at
tho Ideal poultry house which should
bo both serviceable and pleasing to
tho oye A good Many experiments
havo boon made and a good deal of
light shed on tho subject It Is pos-
sible that thero Is no such thing as
an Ideal poultry houso but that the
kind nnd cost will depend on the lo-
cation and tho locality In which It Is
to stand A millionaire will doubtloBS
prefer to build his poultry houso ot
expensive material paint It an ex-
pensive color and havo a good many
frills around it Out on the western
pralrlo miles away from any other
farm tho settlor will not bo so much
concerned about looks but will con-
struct his poultry houso with tho ono
Idea ot utility It Ho finds sod a good
material for building sod will be used
The dryness of tho atmosphero or Its
raobtness will also modify tho charac-
ter of any bucIi a house as may bo
constructed Sod cart bo used in
western Nobraska ntfd llko localities
where tho rainfall Is light In Tact
whoro tho houso can be kept dry or
cavo will serve many useful purposes
as It will bo Impenetrable to the cold
of w lnter and to tho heat ot summer
Thero was a time when poultry
houses were sunk Into tho ground and
celluis weio constructed for the uso
of tho fowls even In tho humid stat03
of tho Union But those havo been
to a considerable extent abandoned
owing to dampness which seems to
bo as hard on fowls as on human be-
ings However wo havo known of
some very successful poultry arrange-
ments of this kind Tho writer knows
of ono wealthy woman who had a
poultry houso constructed ovor n col-
lar dug for tho purpose Tho houso
was n good sized ono and tho cellar
was as largo as the houso In tho
upper part of tho building wero kept
all ltind3 of feed and poultry appli-
ances A hundred hons roosted and
laid in tho cavern below which was
both dry and light Those hens wero
very profitable Tho uso of comont
makes tho poultry cave a possibility
without the nttendanfcdauipncss Tho
placing of ddublo windows and the
providing of vcnijilatlon are two things
that should be lookedofter where the
cavo 13 used
In the buildlng Ofpoultry vhousesi
t t bovo 1 ground tbVpquaro house1 gives
tho most rooni for tho leastmoney
Butthis kind of a houso Is not popu-
lar The long houso Is most preferred
by tho public If one will go to tho
establishments of the most prominent
poultry raisers ho will find long nar-
row houses some of them not more
than ten feet wldo and 100 feet or
moro long This soems to give the
beat result where the fowls aro to
bo kept In small flocks and allowed to
1 n In yards If fowls wero to bo kept
JjnQned all tbo tlmo tho square house
might piovo to bo tho best or oven
it all wero to bo kept In ono Jarge
flock But tho necessity for dividing
the flock makes the long narrow
house tho most serviceable It is cer-
tainly cheaper to build ono long house
than several short ones as tho end
partitions of all but ono bouso are
saved Tho flocks In tho long hoiise
aro separated by wire only and this Is
veiy Inexpensive
White Holland Turkeys
From tho Farmers Review As a
brooder of thoroughbred poultry for
some years I would briefly Btnto that
the Whlto Holland turkey has proved
to bo tho most remunerative of any
breed of fowl I have Kept Some claim
ono torn Is Eufflclentfor ten to twonty
hens during the breeding season but
1 am successful when only seven to
nlno hons aro mated to ono torn and
1 prefer seven In tbo selection ot
breeding stock I prefer a torn with
pure white plumage throughout with
nlco pink legs standing up erect on
short hoavy leg bones with heavy
compact body and plump breast nnd
not weighing less thaa 33 pounds
The hens should bo ot llko stamp and
build and not weigh less than 18
pounds When practical mato old
hens with a young torn and visa versa
To Insure fertility turkeys must havo
a wldo range and never uso a sickly
or weakly turkey In your breeding
flock under any circumstances as It
Is a sure road to financial loss Our
turkeys havo the whole of tho farm
to roam over with cljht acres of blue
grassT For nests wo turn down open
ended Ritgar and cracker barrels plac-
ing Utter therein with a sixInch
board staked down in front to pre
ent eggs from rolling out When
tho turkoy hen lays her first laying
and wantB to sit break her up and
In nbout two weoks she will com
menco laying again Set the first eggs
laid under a chicken hen and lot her
sit hatch and raise them Tho next
laying let tho turkey hen sit hatch
nnd raise When young poults hatch
dont feed them for 24 hours and then
give thorn pure cloan well water and
feed light broad crumbs squeezed out
as dry as posslblo after sweet milk
has been y
a small amo
shells In
feeding cla
black poppj
taken off tgi
and motlW
equare nw
with a largi
houso moth
them run a1
when ralnltigj
til poults
Eover Mix with It
iJlno crushed oyster
WiLtfxpt two commence
oso with plenty of
lystor shells When
usit place the poults
5 > pon 12x12 foet
ifprtank 1x12 feet long
rptfrdy coop Inside to
japdTpoults nt night and
iLfea vo them thero un
Iflptmt and then let
TllljM > ut coop them at
night and onjjralny days Then feed
them plontlfully on whole wheat and
shelled cornffrlt wllljnot hurt them
with plenty of cloanT pure water al-
ways kept In a fountain and bugs and
grit If thgaefjQw scattering thoughts
nro put lnio practlce by somo one
with good mqther wit and lots of
stlcktoltIvfe ness frith a natural lik-
ing for the Jvjrk sticcoss Is assured
In raising Whllo IIolland turkeys T
J Pifor Crawfordvcounty Illinois
Ti l
PastUrYpgfWInter Wheat
To what eitjnt winter wheat can bo
pastured without groat detriment to
tho crop Isa problem Much experi-
menting remains lo be dono to solvo
It The Oklahoma station made somo
tests In thls HSe last year and tho ox
pcrimcnterVjrMoit on tho result
makes Intergstlupttoadlng Tho plan
was to give Jffiferept wheat fields dif
ferent treatmpi t jr thls regard Somo
of tho floldslwerajpastured only when
frozen wbilyj her3 wero pastured
both fall and sprlng E en In tho wlnj
ter pasturlu ffi pferound was badly
punched iifeJCheckflolds wore not
pastured al 7alT4 feio report of tho
result say vdfciK
Tho followfn
of tho dlfle ren
Field pasturteaj
rzu6
Heavy wlnterfpastured 187
Light wlntfeftpujfr 200
Light wlnter aiUlatO
spring pastured fM ia07
> >
jSf
1 f 1 r
per aero
Per acre
Straw
tons
117
101
135
83
94
149
wheat from tho
spring pastured plots was qulta In
ferior to thatof tjho others testing
68 pounds while that from the others
tested from 51 to C3 pounds per bush-
el The unpagtjirpd plots wero tho
earliest In juuturfeg but wore very
little different fro lp tho others with
tho exception > of be sprfng pastured
plots Tind as compared wjth those
thero was severaltays difference
No ruit or chinch bugs bothored
those plots to speak of and cerything
was favorable fprra good crop The
iCOntjndodWefftweather jfiight bo saldj
lo liaye madefjjthe conditions for pas
furlD3 unfavorable but itwas quite
fortunate thattralriB continued tip to
harvosf bo as not o allow theground
to bako after bengJramped while wot
Just about tho tlmo tho wheat was
heading the ground was getting quite
dry and If this Jittig drouth had not
been broken just when It was by
abundant rain liijs t doubtful If the
wheat on tho t > asjtured ground would
havo been worth fcuttlng If tho con
ditlons bad been suitable for tho de-
velopment of the rust tho pastured
plots partlculatly thejBprlng pastured
would have suffered much more than
tho plots not pastured
TfieSHoghouee
Tho flrstirequlrgmertts In tho hog
Industry Js argooKsb oghQuse says
John Cowrie fYdiKcant get along
without tbatf IngLtho old times we
had them gatherd around the straw
stacks lylngWroundJ fence corners
and someUmesjiiuItb successfully But
there Is too mucliirlsk from loss un
less you havo proper shelter for both
brood bows and Jyoung bogs They
must have prptgctlon and so I say
that tho first requirement Is a good
hoghouse In my hoghouso I have an
alley running down the center 1
would havo the galley four feet wldo
with pens on each < eldc six or eight feet
and a wlndoufUo each pen No out
sldo doorbutJlwoUId havo a dooi
opening Into eachpen from the alley
and a wlndowjttfjUlow light and ven
ttlation for thathogs ut all seasons ol
the year I wouldjysct the hoghousq
north and touth8othat tho morning
sun would strlka one side and the
afternoonBun h other so that dur-
ing tho daySvhenithe sun was Bhb >
lng every pen jw uld bo warmed and
lighted and lltgupifwlth tho ounllght
every cornerjiofllt Have a gate to
each pon ViThatjs jmpbrtant Whon
I first bullfJaJhosfiouSQ 1 hud It all
built wlth movablpariltlons my be-
lief at thatllnteg0ing that the hogs
had to bo alltto gelher for fattening
purposes andI put In partitions for
farrowing tlm Vrhere Is no objec-
tion to partltif5twhether tho apart-
ments be largo c Email If divfded
Into pens tho hogS will never pile Jn
one place and smother each other
Pons aro absolutely necessary for far-
rowing tlnio Yoiir bows after being
bred uro allowed full access to tho
building
J
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Where tha rouble Started
I havent rjuftoytetermlned said
tho CharlesstreBfother whether to
have my daugQtoS Voico cultivated
ITere or abr0na 9yat would you sug-
gest Oh V8jd Iheobllglng neigh-
bor nbroadLWtfUall means ond
thats where Kaimnmed Baltimore
News J r
With 385 pounds of smokeless pow-
der the now 40calltor 12Inch gun
will send ftn 850pound armor piercing
shell through nineteen and flvetcnths
inchea of harvoyUed nickel stool ar-
mor ata distance of a mile and a half
btath of onto Citt orTOfsnd
IuoAS coustr 1
Frank J CURver mnLri oath ttint b li senior
Kartnar eft tbe firm ot V J Ciikvkv A If tlotaii
ualoesa In ttie City ot Tolodi lountr KQa BUt
nforontld And that ail 1 Crmivlll pii tliOBumof ON1
HUNDRED DOILtIIS tot each Mil ererjr rius 01
catarhii titnt ccmuot be curod 1 > ttie uso ot IUllh
Cataxu Ctrnx
minis t CIIENHV
Sworn to before me rod inbsulbod In my presence
tbl > oth d > r ot December A 1 TOO
j J i A W OLEASON
lOjUiri Noftru FuWe
ltaUe Catarrh Cure 1s talfcn laternallr and nets
directly on the blood nnd mooou aurtucee ot tbo
frftem Bondfor testimonial frea
Y J CH1JKY d CO Toledo O
Hold brail DruUlsll7lio
UsUl Faailljt rilli ore tho best
The trouble aint with the farm
said the old man If the farm didnt
havo to do anything but suport Itself
It could bo made to pay but It dont
sem to bo nbo to carry tho burden
of us llvln on It so I reckon were to
blamo
Is not marriage up open question
when It Is alleged from the hoglunlng
of the world that such as aro In tho
Institution wish to got out and such
as are out wish to got In
Ask You Druggist for Altons FootEase
I trial ALLKNS FOOTEASE recently
nnd have just bought another supply It
has cured my corns rtml the hot burning
and itrklnfc scniAtlou In my feet which was
almost unbeomblennj I Would not be wit h
out it now Mrs AV J Walker Camden
NJ Bold by nil Druggists 25o
This Is a bona fide ndveitlscment
la a paper Stenographer typewrit-
er no beginners with road hair pre-
ferred permanent And red hair
hrs just been barred from the stage
Ion was sailing affd there foil out
a great tempest and the mariner
that wsro wicked and dlssoluto fer
lows called uron the gods but Blon
said to them Peace lotthem not
knew you arehe > e
The tenement Inspectors In New
York city have found over 325000 oc
cupled rooms which havo nalthpr light
nor ventilation
He laughts host who sees tho point
of the joko first
Little Difference In Nations
A recent writer says Tjiere havo
oeen gibes from the Erp nchman boast-
ful of his small bfeakfast and recipro-
cal sarcasmfrom the nglshmap
cppsclous a fjhi8 mgdernte lunctroon
Both havo accused tho Amorlcan of
gorging on accpUdt of il3jargobaked
Tatatoes and Jils dishes of hash that
nations eat a talil equalquallty but
Variously dlstlbutd the consumption
bf It over twentyfourhours
Advice
When yoh fortunes nln Improvln
Never shirk de load
Bml o an keep joh foot nmoin
SlnIn loriK So roaa
Keep a travelln an nnopin
Somo now Way U botin to open
Go ahead althoush yous giopln
Slngln long do road
Rnlte yoh chin an lceop umarcliln
Comfort Is bostowed
Most on folks nho whiles doys sarehln
Sings along ile road
Trouble Isn evine lo mind you
H or Satan Keep behind > ou
Itatso 1 oh olcc bo hick klu And you
Blncln Ions do road
Washington Star
Peculiar SFoto on Earth
The sunniest place In the earth la
plther tho great Saharn or thq desert
of Arabia The cloudiest place Is In
northern Russlathe southwest coast
of Peru or the coast of the French
Congo Africa all being about tho
same In thl nwrirt
LIKCD HIS NIP
Not a Whisky but a Coffee Topei
Give coffee halt a chance and with
some peoplo It BOts Its grip hard and
fast Up to a couple of years ago
Bays a business man of Brooklyn N
Y I was as constant a coffee drink-
er as It was posslblo to be Indeed my
craving for coffee was equal tothat
of a drunkard for his regular nip
and tbo effect of tho coffee drug upon
my system was Indeed depldrable
My skin lacked Its natural color
my features wera pinched and my
nevera were shattered to such an ex-
tent as to rpnder me very Irritable I
also suffered ffom palpitation of tho
heart
It was while In this condition I read
an article about Postum Tood Cofteo
and concludod to try it It was not
long before Postum had entirely de-
stroyed ray raging passion for softee
and In a short time I had entirely
glvtn up cofteo for delicious Postum
The change that followed was so
extraordinary I am unable to descrlbo
It Suffice It to nay however that
all my troubles havo disappeared I
am my original happy self again and
on tho whole tho soothing and pleas-
ant effects produced by my cup of
Postum make mo feel as though I
havo l > een landed at another station
Not long ago I converted one of my
friends ttr Postum and ho la now as
loqd in Its pralso a3 I am Name fur-
nished by Postum Co Battle Creek
Mich
Look In each packago for a copy of
tho famous little book Tho Road to
Weimile
The smallest of all republic Is that
ot Tavalora In the Island of that
name off the Coast of Sardinia It
has a population of fewer than sixty
Including the president and his con
gross of six
Music hath charms to sootho tho
savago breast but Simmons Cough
Syrup soothca any breast It samo bo
affltctoilvItIi Colds Coughs and llko
troubles Guaranteed Prlco 25 and
CO ccnt3
The Russian Emperor has ordered
his otflcerato send him photographs
of nil tho convicts who aro sent to
Sachalln taken hoforo they aro sent
to the lead mlne3
All Up to Date Housekeepers
ess Defiance Cold Water Btaroh becauia It
Is hotter and 4 oz more ot It for soma
money
A prominent Cleveland Ohio mo-
torists holds a unlquo record He has
been arrested thirtyseven tlmea for
exceeding the speed limits ot varflous
cities and towns
Noarly onethird of tho 381000 In-
habitants of Clovelandwero born In
Europe
At > best life 13 but short Do not
mako It shorter yet by rank neglect
of that cough ot yours When one bot-
tle of Simmons Cough Syrup would
euro you Guaranteed Price 25 and
50 cents
The trouble peddler will novar lack
customers In this world
Now York City conaumes 2000000
barrels of potatoes a year
1 When You Buy Starch
bny Defiance and get tbe beat 18 oz for 10
cants Once used always used
A man may bo much sought after
oven though ho bo nfugltlve from Jus-
tice
A Brussels Belgium bank Is using
a six horse power automobile for col-
lecting purposes It 13 completely
closed In the roar the only moans of
entering the car being through the
front directly past the driver
McOANfcS pETlSOTIVK AIUINCV
Ilouatt u Toxus lor trulued uud rellaul
lietectlve boivlue
Hungarian peasants havo a super
Btltutlon that fire kindled by light-
ning can only bo extinguished by mills
and owing to their lefusal to use wa
te a brn withrafarnis r3 < wh lo haV
offiSflia sP bdeuTburne d In ondOf the
provinces > f rsf >
M
ilnfRoumnnfir many peasan famllles
The groat stato universities now
make tho acquiring ot an education
ppsslble to any boy pr girl who has
sufficient ambition to apply it
Defiance Gtarch
should bo In evory household none so good
betides 4 oz more for 10 cents than nny
other brand of cold water starch
No man can bo a perfoct cynic so
long as he thinks himself perfect
Insist on Getting It
Corns grocers Bay thoy dont keep De-
fiance Btnvch This is because they have a
stock on hand of other brands containing
only 13 oz in a package which they wont
be able to soil ftrst because Defiance con
tains 1Q oz for tbe tame money
Do you want 10or Instead of ID ozfor
same money t Then buy Deflancs Starch
I equlros no cooking
Now York has a plan of maklng a
gallery of the photographs of habit-
Ual beggars
Shephardtowni Ms Tho large
cotton gin recently erected here was
destroyed bjr fire
ARE YOU GOING WESTT
To California or Arl via only 25
via the Bauta Fo Tickets on Bala
September 15 to November 30 1903
Tourist Sleeper Texas Jo Los Angeles
without change For stopover priv-
ileges descriptive literature time-
cards etc see Santa Fo agents or
address W S Keenan G P A Gal
vestol Texas
De man dat has to learn by ex-
perience said Undo Eben 13 gen
erly so near broke when ho gits his
Information dat he cant uso It
FRSETWSyaE II
1q rroye ttaa lieallng and
cleanrfng power vt laitlna
loilot Antlcepttn wo will
mall n largo trial package
with book ot Instructions
absolutely free TiiU Is do-
a Tiny sample but a largo
pacUofc0 enough to con
tIuco anyono ot Its value
Women all over the country
arc praisingPflxtlneforwUa
it Las dono In local treat
meit of iftmnlfl Ills curinet
all Inflammation nnd discharges wonderful as a
cleansingvaginal doucbo for soro throat nasal
catarrh as a mouth na < th and to remove tartar
nd whiten tho teeth Send todays a postal card
will do
bold bTtlrrmrKintifir sent po tjml < Xi > j ui > o <
ceutd lrirpru box fe ti r otlon frutmuitMil
XUIS 11 1AXTON CO Uostou Slase
14 ColambaAve
Hlpnrit Tarmica are tho teat drx
pepilu medicine over tnade A
liuodred Bminns ot them havo
Oecn suld In tlio United State to
a tl glo year CtoDntlptUm ti6 rt
hum tfc lieudatbct dlizlnen bftd
breail nro ttmit cod evrry Ilb
iiBSa rt luit frjin a dloraorcd
tonaoch aro relieved nr cprcd by Itlpani Taholca
One will neueraliy h6 relief wltbin twenty rnln
atei The flrflKiflnt rockagois tnouch tor Wdjiary
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