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6 gonbent BON s q brifonte e n.
indianapolis. Snb., 16. 2(pril.
e. 3 pirb unterfn DIT.
Wafhinotpu 16. 9lbrtl

Sas8obinett er0rterte in ietner beu>
tigen Sibung lGneere 3eit Die Preb>
unb anberen 8eri9te iber bic auf ben
Ybilippinen angeblid BON ameritanis
f9en Solbaten angepcnoeten 5oltern
an @ingebprenen, beionbers Der r8ui@
ferfur". Ser &rieos Sefretdr Hoot
unterbreitete ben Sriginalsgeri9t bes
Sberften 9idmdn in 8e5ug duf ote1e
Nn9elegenbeit.
@lqib nu6 Der @iBung CAB Der
&riegs SetretGr 8oOt Dem 8enerdls
Nbjubanten ben 9tuftrag, an ben @es
neral Gbaffce in Manila gu tabeln uno
i'm aufauforbern, bic glngelegenbeit gu
erIu9en unb gcgCbcnen 6olles bte
S6ulnigen nor Elm &rtegsgert9t gu
ItelIen.
sSn Der Ginleitung oiefer 9epef9e
beibt es, bub am 10. Jebruur i6m =
@6affee - Elm 8ricf oes @ouperneurs
Gardener BON bergropin3 Supabas ges
fanbt purbe, in tpelhem iiber Die on
ben Gingeborenen pOu3o9enen 8rdu'
iamteiten9ei6tperbe gefiibrt piro. Qm
2. Mpril isi cine Sabelbepef6e on ibn
seianbt porben nit Der Aufforoerung,
pbne 3eitberIuIt cine llnteriu9ung elm
5uIeiten. 2tm 4. MGr3 Iei er ourh eine
&abel 9epei9e aufgcforoert ipor0en.
bur9 SisciplindrmaBregeln ben Sns
Itruftionen bes prGIibcntcn Bel ben uns
tcr9eorbneten Sffi3iercn Gjeltung 81
beri9affen. 2(m "a. gtdr3 Ieien ibm
Ierner per 9oit Snitruttionen 5uges
ihidt tporocn, tpelde audi bic gc9cn
etIibe Sffi3iere, iofpie gegen ben @es
neral Sacob $. Smitb erbobenen 9lns
Hagen entbielten, unb pel6e bic Boiis
fir bic an 2. Qpril per Sabel angeoros
nets llnterIu9un9 biloen.
Die 0spside fdbrt bann fort ,lno
fiibrt bic anocblihen Snitruftionen oes
Generals Smith an ben Wdjor Waller
an, nGmlitb, buR sr morocn unb bren7
men foG, unb blb Sebermann unter
SsbnSabren getootet peroen ION. Wcnn
bies beipieIen lperben t0nne, 10 ION er
Der General GbofFec - ben General
Snlitb Dor elm Sriegs9eri6t iteaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18

yer SdnnbefebI fptro Dtoerrufen. Sors
oerungen bon undergraduates Seoeus
tuns, pie beiIpielSlpsiIe bic 2tcferung
BON @ieb auf bic be-lpiiiteten Sarmen.
nerben elmer aus Iriten unb Buren,
Suidmmeneeiebten Gpmmifion our
@ntf6eibung iibertpiefen iperhen.
o 2onbon, IL. Npril.
Gs beibt, bdb S. pierpont Morgan,
bic Earrings uno bic HotbI@ilbs 16,s
100000 Pfunb Sterling Der neuen
britii9sn 9tnIeibe ibernommen ba5en.
Die iibris:n 100000 pfunb
geIangeu Sur OffentIi@en Sublcrips
tion.
Die obige Mlitineiiung purbe beute
gtu9mittas omtIid beitdti9t, Die
8ant BON Gn9lano fiinbigte an, bab
bic Nnleibe 5ur SGITte bereits iibers
nommen pproen fei, uno baB Der Reit
gu 93a nit q 9rp5ent 3inien CUR
Offentli1en 3ei9nung uufgelegt mir
be. Die 3ei9nungsliiten ioIlen am
81. gtpriI ooer friiber geidIoTen pers
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18

gabnbof eiIten, ,iaben iie i'm in Sriim.
mern, oie bereits in 6lommen itan.
ben, uno feline Spur nom@eIoi6ranf.
"a er 5u ihiper mar, I'M meggetra.
gen 5u meroen, nimmt man an, oaB
err bel Ser grplpiion in Stiide ging.
sIud BON oen Hdubern mar feline
Spur norbanoen: oh lie entfommen
ooer ourh oie @yploiion get0btet NOR.
oen iino, meiB man nod nidlt.
Soot ouf ben 9eIeifen,
9bildbeIpbia. po., 16. IpriI.
Ru!pb .. @lart, Spiepb 8bite unb
Wm. otaepn fpuroen Dcute in Sang
borne, unipeit BON bier, BON einem
3use Der 9bilabelpbias unb &eabing=
8abn iiberfabren. Glart uno Wbite
lparen 9lnitrei6er i'm 9isnite Der
8abneeisuI9aft; Iie itrihen ben 3aun
Stpii9en ben @eleiien friia an unb
traten 5uriid, Inn einem SobIenauge
ausSulpet9en, traten babel absr brett
bpr ben 1eranbrauienben S9neIsus.
Der iie i'm glu sermoImte. Beacon,
elm sSarbiaer, Der in Der OrtI9aft
ipobnte, ipollte ben 8dbnoamm iibers
ichreiten unb purbe bonn ieIben 3uge
get00tet.
6 aifer @tlbelm buntt
np9m ais.
Wafbinetpn, 16. qpriI.
Der StaotsIetretdr 9ap erbisIt 9sus
te aus Berlin bic foIgcnbe 0epef9e
ppn Serrn SadIon, oem eriten Setres
tdr Der 8otI9aft Der Ser. Staten in
Berlin, Der in 2tbfpeienb:it bes Serrn
@bite bieien pertritt, bic fpIgenbe Oes
peI9e, bic Ii9 ppn ielbit ertldrt: n8ers
lin, 13. &priI. gls i9 Oem &uifer ben
Oant oes prditoenten uno Der 6atul>
tat ber9arparb>llnioerfitGt fir Die benz
9ermaniI9en Muieum Der genannten
2ebranitdlt gu iiberpeiienben @ei9ent
te beute i'm Balait eritdttete, erfu9ts
mid sc. MaieftGt, ieinen Dunt fir Die
benz Prin6sn 9einridb pGbrenb feines
8eIu6es in ben Ser. Stddten ertpiefea
nen SDfli9feiten unb 2icbenspiirbies
teiten Der 2eeierung beg. bem ameritd'
niI9en @olfe np9mals gu iiberntt'
telr."
6 nben t b on s brif mt e n.
indianapolis, Snb., 16. 9tpril.
Ser ols ,gtotionaI 9liiociotion Of
tbe Manufacturers" befannte 6obri.
fonten &erbano begnun bier beiite
ieine SSabreSiisung. Der 0topor Gb.
q. 9oofmolter begriiBte sic OeIega.
fen I'M geanlen Der Stort.
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y or 10 egen.
GbriItionia, II. 9(pril.

Sn Der benti9en SiBing oesStqatss
rutbes Iegte Der norpe9iIbc premiers
miniiter Spbannes %. 6. Steen iein
portefeuilIe nieoer. Die iibriaen Wais
niiter fOlgten Dem 9eiipicle. Der
&ronprin3 @uitup. ipel9cr gegeni1Grs
tig cie &e9ierung fiibrt, beauftragte
ben Prdiioe2ten oesStortbing nit Der
Siloung cinss neucn &dbinetts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18
gulsorien.
Gpfia. 16. Qlpril

Die bulgdriI6e Rtgierrns bei6Iob,
bos ,WaseboniI6e rtDoIutiondre Cos
mite" ouf5al0Ien. Gem Qnsi6ufs
bes lest.ren purbe ais Grunb fir 6isIe
Rabnabms mitsdbeiIt, bab isine2lssns
ten BEL be. gilbung reDolutiondrer
gonben betreten tporoer fndren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18
StaGien.
9fnm. IN. Qlnr

Nnm, II. Wpril.
Serr 8ru,te Godrdn aus Heip 0prt
ipuroe pom 9}apite in aubiena cmpfdna
gen. !: tbsilt nit, bob er ben sbr'
purbi9en 9irdenfiir'ten pclentIi4
itGrter anaetrpffen babe, als Dor iinf
Sabren, Der papit le9te 8epeiIe ieis
nes punoerbaren 9eoG9tnifes an ben
gag. Gr eutIann iih dller @in5elbsi>
ten oes fruberen 9eiu6es 6errn Sod.
rams unb 5eigie ii4 iiber bic giefp
gorter @erbdltnife ourdaus unter>
ri9tet. Seine Stimme mar tlar uno
trdfttg.
Bon anberer Seite perluutet, bob
Der papIt iich icbr bcfriebigt iiber bic
guten 8eatebungen 5pii9en 4merita
unb bem @utican uusgsIproden. unb
bic SbGtigteit oes @ouoerneurs Suft
uuf ben pbilippinen lobenb berpurses
boben babe.
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Subn3ug fGGlt bur6 bie
8riide.
@Lenbitps. W2ont.. Is. Qlp

~FNFf~FFINf 9IFEF77fT TT 2 FEFts
Su Der RGbe ben bier ftiir8ie Elm
paiiasisr5us Der n6roIi6en gacific'
bobn bur9 rine Bride iuobsi berpoits
lpagen. Der grprsbpagen unb bret dn'
osre Wagen sertriimmert purben unb
ber6rdnnten. Ulit 2tusnabmt zines
pOitbsamten, Der cine 9Opfipunbe bd'
Dontrug, erlitt aber piirbigeripeiIe
Riemdnb 9erIsbuneen. Sine 9ers
tebrsftDruus BON 5nou3iS Stunben III
3u erpdrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18
9 eIoen,
gruEei. II. glpril.

~ = N ~ = = y Y : =
Die 3obl Der Streitsr in ben beIsis
i9cn SSnbuifrieccntrtn pirb fol9enber=
moben gsi9dbt: Gbarlcroi. 10000;
@eutrnl 0iitritt, $1,000; 9orinuss.
25.o00; 2itti9, 10000 unb g.rs
piers, 5000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18
09riiGel. II. 9(pril.

8riiHel, II. 9lpril.
Der prin8 Gilbert, Der Sobn bes
@rafen BON 6lantern uno prGIumpz
tipe @rbe bcs 6elgiI9en 3brones, 1T
Mluior Bel ben @droc9renaoicren, bic
eegenfpdrtig in ibrer8dierne in8ereits
i9aft qeboltsn rerben. Gr Iebnte einen
8orI9lag, 5eitlpaiIc Elm anoeres Som.
manco gu iibernebmsn, ab uno Iugte:
,Wenn meine 2eute auf einenYoItsn
gerufen iperoen, an bem @efabr brobt,
70 min ih iie fiibren."
Der S0nig 2eppolo begliidipiinIdte
ben Yrin5er au bieIer Grtldrung.
0ds sri liiterium belt beute eincr
Dtotb ab urb erOrterte bic 6orberuna
elmer 8erfoiIungsrspiiion. 2lneeii6.a
Der bsutigen Debate bieier sroge i'm
9lbgeorOnetenbuufe purben bic Slider.
9eitsmubreesln in Der Stabt unb in
ben 8orortCn beri6Grft.
gluS 2iitti9 fpirb Elm 3uIdmmcn.
ItoB 3piI6en 1000 itreitenben Berg
J leuten uno 3ruppen aemelbet. 0i;
SoIodten qingen gum g(ngriff iiber
unb lpurhen BON ben Streitern mil
einem Ste'nbngel empfdngsn. Sine
9tnsdbl 9lubeit0rer Iufte in brei
@irt6i6aften 3ufludt, u"o oiefe ipur.
YriiHeI. II. 4priI.
Sine Qbtbcilung 8iirgergdrbc, mel.
d5e in Der 8oritaot Gterbeet Sur0ienIti
leiitung tommanoirt mar, ipurbe un'
pillig, neil fe geitsrn Qbenb bel itrOa
menoen Recen unter Geipebr gebalter
fpuroe. Giniqe Der Geute fpdrfen ibrl
Batronen in bic 9oiie uno orobten Der
Offi3ieren nit ben 5Guiten. Dies ii
coo9 Elm p.rrin3elter 5dlI; bic 9jiri
gs,garbe in i'm srOben Gan5en regie
runostreu unb ibr gcrbalten gisbt 81
fsinsn alascn 9sranldiIung.
griiiisl, II. 2lpril.
Sdmmtli6e 3ribiincn oes 2lbgsoro'
netcn Sauies, bic fir bic Diploma.
ten bcItimmten, pie aud bic priOdter
unb offentli9en, iparen bis duf Der
leBten Sib nit 3u90rern sefiiat, ais
bcutc bic auf bic IagssOrOnung geIebtt
@erfaFungs Rebiion our Debate
fam. Dis erIter Rebner lieb ii6 Del
Staats SetretGr 9eerndert perneba
men, betanntli6 friiber ielbit 9erii;sn'
Der bts 2lbgeoronsten 6auies. Seint
2lusTiibrungen Duroen ourh bdufig'
3niI6cnrufs bes fo3ialOemotratiIhen
GiiGrers Bon Der gelbs unterbrodcn,
neldwr tpiec,rbolt in ben Saal bineiu.
briiGlte: .2lGgertines Stimmre4t III
Srumpf!" Der Stdatsictretdr iudtl
na63un.ifer, bab bic iebise bslgiidt
@16loronurg alien bilisen 2lnforoe'
rung,n genBg.n mife uao srndbni,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18

Die Glasbiitten in GourceIles
brunnten geitern 4beno nieoer. Der
S4obcn pirb ouf 100000 5runtcn
berunIdlust. IS DirO 8ranoitiftuns
permut9et.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18

San Nntonio, Ter, Il. glpril.
Gin unbstdnnt.r. ungefdty 35 Sd6s
re alter Wlonn nuroe 5eute Diora n
eegen Sipei llbr BON poli3iIten in sis
nsr 0irtbidaft sri4pTsn. G,in pers
bGttiaes genehlnsn psrdnloste ben
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Nnlmth aRinn


2aut bier pr. Selepbon eingetrof.
ienen In6rlhten batteu Die geluob.
ner BON Gneletb eile pnbre S6re.
densulht 9Sn ben eriten Stunoen
braiute oos 6eianQnib nieoer. unO
einer Ger @eiongenrn ilro icinenSoo
in ben Jiammen. @egeu oier ubr
Wiorgens mu6ten Gubreher oen
geriuh, oen @eloidronf I'M gobnboi
Der GuIutb, 9liiiabc mo Rortbern
gdbL nit Ghnamit 81 iprengen To
bel uonoten iie ober 10 DieI 1pndmit
an OaB eire iurdtbare Grploiion ers
folgte. uclhe Die Sditier in Der Srt.
ihdft er5ittern mnfte un0 ole Gin.
nobner ans ibrcn getter ifnell dut
Die geiile brndtp glS lie nnh npm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-04-18
Gin euer R o m e t.
8enepa, q. y, II. MprI

Vr. gStudnl Ut. Sroofs Der Stret'
for oes Smith ihen Sbierpotoriuns
unO Brofeiior am Sobnrt College,
fiinoigt Die @ntDeflng zines neuen
&ometen on. 9ies lit Der %. &o'
met, ben Der Or. groofs entOedt
bot.
.gulentine" 5iiber to D t.
pbiIaOelpbia, 3d.. II. glpril.
abruham 6iiber. Der urbeber Der
meiiten y@alentines" in ibrer segens
nGrtigen 6prm uno Oes9alb BON leiz
men Na9barn Gdlentine 5iIber gez
nannt, lit i'm 9llter BON 80 Sahren in
isiner 8o6nung in @ermantopn aus
bem 2eben eei9ieOen. 4Is jun9er
Mann ibDn griinbete gtbra9am nit
ieinen 8riioern Sames uno Willians
Elm @erlagsgei9dft, bod bic Publiz
fotipn BON 8I9ern fpurbe Der 5irmn
bolb 5ur Hebeniafe, uls iih fir iie
bas ,0alentine" 9eI9Gft be1er be-
oublte, Dem iie ii9 aud fortan fuIt
ausi9lieBlih pibmcte. Serr sSiTber
5Og ii9 i'm Sabre 1885 pom Gei9dfte
Suriid.
SatDb S19Gfers antanft.
g1ep gort, II. glpril.
Sutpb S9Gfer. pobl Der berii6mtes
ite 8ilIarbipieler Der Delt, lit BON
paris bier eingetroffen. @lei9 na9
ieiner 4ntunft arrangirte S9Gfer nit
bem ebenfdlls beriibmten 8illaroIpie=
Ter 8ignaur Elm @ettipielen fir $3.50.
bos am 2. Mai beginner iol. 4uberz
bem berpflidtct iib ieber Der Spieler
i'm Sale bes 8erlierenS elmer beIon=
beren pdrtie bem Sieser $500 gu
5nblen.
Gu Spoe berbrdnnt.
5rontfprt, Mi9., II. 4pril.
5rdu @alIace 6. Sins uno i9re
sipei &inoer berbrdn1ten gu 3ooe in
Walin, elmer Is Meilen bon bier ents
fernten Ortl6dft. 0as 5euer, beiTeu
urIa9s nod nibt ermittelt noroen
lit, 3erftDrte einen 2apen uno 5ipei
5Guier. Der GigentbumsI9aDen be-
5iffert ii6 auf $4,000.
g elb itmprb in 9 prinefie II
SprinsfisIb, Sa., II. 9lpril.
Srdu Rofo q. 8afrpp Die Wittpe
BON Sobn 8atroip. be bier cine Gons
oitorei uno Elm GiearrenoeI66ft be.
trieb, beriuchte ii9 bur6 9ds al ber.
siften. Sic befinoet ii9 in tritiIhem
3uitanbs.
2lud 5rdu Rbobo Sun, bic Satin
bes Ron Sub, md6te sinsn Selbf.
mprbperiud, Der oberGrfola bate. Gie
psreiftste iidb nit Worpbium unb bon.
brdhts bic Sbdt in Der Wobnuna bon
g. W. 9irOn. no iis b.oienitet lpar.
Sn elmer 8irtbF6aft .r.
i9ofien.
San GntoniO. Ger, II. 2lpriI.
Gin unbstdnnt.r. ungefdty 35 Sdb,
re alter Wonn nuroe 5eute Diora r
esgen stpei llbr BON poli3iIien in al.
nsr 0irtbfdaft sri4pHsn. S,in Der.
b6htiass geneblnsn psrdnloste Der
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GRNm &raft bleibt bas
~ Gbiueiell=Ge
0latt's gmbItitmt npm Semat amgenpmmem. GIN
i6auie iiegen Die Sefiripprter rpm Gccprpcis
tit nit Gubn. Italpar fapitmlirte. Ser
,,Salentme" siiber geftprbem. Gin
Gait aus GgDptem. Yalnta amf
Der 9ieiie nad1 Cuba.
Mdlpartapitutirt. M a
Waibtnaton, II. glpril.

UQ1 9lH9IpH, II. Wprtl.
Oas &riegspepartement srbielt beus
te aus Manila eine Oepei9e BON benz
Sen. Gbaffee in ipel9er er iagt: y I'm
, bebingte lleber9dbe bon Malpar an
ben 9enerdl S. Srdnflin 8en. 9us
nit 1T Der yorgdniIirte" 9lufitano In
ben nDrbli4en 86ilippinen gu @nbe." !"
aus si6lieBuns Der @ bineien.
@uibinstpn, 3. g., II. Mdr5.
9ie re9t braitiIhe 8eitimmungen ent.
baltenbe 8ilI fir bic gluslhlieBuus Der
gbineien, ipelde uripriinsli6 BON ben
8ertretern Der Staaten on Der 8acific.
fifte abseiaBt iuOrben mar, erlitt i'm Sc
nat cine giieoerlase unb on ibre STEELE
trat eine Subitituts MnBregel, iuelde Der
Senatpr Hlatt ppn Connecticut entipors
fen hat nno ipelde bic 8eItimmungen
bes iest seltenben 9usinluBseiebes Der.
ldngert uno oieIelben auf bas gauge Sns
1elgebiet nusoebnt. bas unter Der Suriss
biction Der Sereinisten Staaten iiebt.
Sm Sauie.
9ie 8efiirmorter Der 8ill beSiisli6
Der &eciprDcitdt NIT Cuba errangen I'M
&eprdientantenbaule einen peientliben
Sies, inbem iie ben Gutras burhbrad,
ten bnB Die allgemeine Debate 5reitng
&a6mittus um ubr i9lieBen iOl. 8ei
Der 9lbftimmuns iianoen 153 sesen 123
Stimmen. 9reiunbbreibis &epublita.
ner ltimmten geeen ben gIntros, oufiir
aber 80 9empfraten nit benz @rps Der
&epublifaner fir benielben. Die Stdrfe
Der republitaniiden OppuiitiOn bat, mad
bieier Nbitimmuns 5u i6lieBen, felt Der
Seit. ols Der 0lntrae, in 8lenar Guss
iduB su seben. nit 167 se9en so Stlms
men ansenommen uurbe, on Stdrfe ab'
genommen.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15

rape, and making the very best
OF pasture for all kinds of stock.
This diversification and rotation
can be carried on year in and
year out, and made to pay. This
year | am experimenting with
winter vetch and perennial rye
grass. They are both doing well.
and am of the opinion th, y will
grow nicely in Texas. The big
packing houses are no longer
matter of doubt, but are here and
wanting first-class hogs. It takes
feed to raise hogs, and the man
who depends on wind and water
to raise them is just about in the
same fix that the man who has
the one-crop idea of making feed
for them; aud jus. as soon
as the farmer commences to liant
summer and winter some hing
for them to pasture on and gath
er in their own way he will find
there is money in them.
| have received 50 many let ers
on this subject in the last few
months and up t. this time rave
answered all Of them. will b. We
to ask my friends to give me
little rest, and / will write a little
more than have been doing, to
the News. In this way l can do
more good.-W. J. Duffel, in
Dallas News.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15
Method of Harvesting Pea.
nnfS

ANSSs
: Kindly describe the harvesting
of peanuts Laurence Sta OK
house, Pennsylvania.
After frost run the point of
plow under the vines so as to cut
the roots and lift the vines with
the adhering pods out of the soil
and shake free from dirt. Lift
out with a fork. When wilted
stack the vines loosely around a
pole about 7 feet high, using
some sticks under them, to keep
them off the ground, and cap
with hay or straw. If stacked
in large stacks or too closely,
they will heat, so this must be
avoided. After about four weeks
the nuts may be picked from th'
vines and stored where they will
be dry and we'll aired. Before
offering the crop for sale it
should be cleaned and sorted.
In curing the Spanish peanut for
hay very much the same method
is followed, except that they cure
more rapidly and consequently
can be housed sooner. The
Spanish. peanut makes one of the
best hays we can grow here.
Further infor nation about hand
ling and raising peanuts can be
obtained by writing to the
Tennessee Experiment Station,
Knoxville for Bulletin No. 2,
Vol. IV.-D. w. Barrow, Louis
lana Experiment Station, 10
American Agriculturist.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15

The following concise advice
from a recent book on feeding by
Prof Henry of Wisconsin, a
recognized authority on the sub
iect is comm ended: "This sub.
ject is difficult one to discuss
owing to the grert variety of con-
ditions existing as to both grain
and animals. Directions are
here given which may serve to
guide the feeder in his practice.
For horses which are out of the
stable during the day and work
ed hard all grain with the pos
sible exception of oats should be
ground. For those at extremely
bard work all grain should be
ground and mixed with chaffed
hay. For idle horses oats or
corn should not be ground, nor
need the hay or straw be chaffed.
A COW yielding a large flow of
milk should be regarded as a
hard working animal and her
feed prepared accordingly.
Fattening steers and pigs may be
crowded more rapidly with meal
than with whole grain, though
there is more danger attending
upon it's use. Sheep worth feed
ing can always grind their own
grain. In general idle animals
and those having ample time for
mastication, rumlnation and di-
gestion do not need their grain
or roughage prepared as careful
Y tn as do fOr those ssss with ass only limited
tons. Experiments quite gen.
orally show increased gains from
grinding'grain, but in many cases
they are not sufficient to pay the
cost of grinding.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15
Pasture for Hogs.

The young man who intends
to fight out his destiny on the
hog farm will soon find that he
will have to diversity from first
to last, and the sooner he comes
to this Conclusion the better off
he will be. The hog has I'M
doubtedly set up his kingdom in
Texas. He will thrive while the
cotton worm and weevil are blast
ing the hopes of the cotton farm
err.
This is said to be d hare year,
and SO it is, but to the ones who
will diversity from early spring
until late in the fall there is not
the least room for complaint.
On the farm there has been
made and gathered from two to
three crops, and the land is in
better fix than when the first
was planted. June corn and
stock peas planted after oat har-
vest have made gne crop: June
corn is now cut and shocked, and
has saved nicely. The hands
are moving the pea vines and
putting them up for winter feed.
Some of the land will be put in
barley, some in rye and the bal
ance in oats at once. Today
(Nov. y fields that made spring
crop of corn, summer crop of
peas, are now IN oats, rye and
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15
Good Health

and pure blood are inseparable. II
your blood is bad, your health must suf-
fer. Poor blood allows the body to lose
vitality just as a poor fire under the
boiler allows the steam to run down.
From poor blood to impure blood is but
a step, and impure blood is mother to a
large percentage of human ills. DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic is an antidote for
both poor and impure blood, for it is
both a builder and purifier - food
and medicine. It is the best combi-
nation of the kind known to medical
science, and its success for nearly half
a century has led to its endorsement by
thousands of medical men who have
been unable to find q substitute.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15
How to Cure Meat.

AS hog killing time and meat
preserving exercises are near at
hand. will give your big host OF
readers feasible and best plan
for the best meat to be cured, as
bacon, or kept fresh ali the year.
Never kill hogs or any animal on
a full stomach, or when the
zodiac signs are IN the body, from
breast to bowels. The night you
kill, hang meat to drip. Have
prepared in an airy place a bench
saw five feet wide and foot or
two above ground; cut sticks size
of arm when clothed, the length
of middlings. Have ten bushel
of charcoal per 100 pounds of
meat ready, made of cedar or
mesquite wood. In the morning
after killing spread a layer of
coal on your bench, rub a mid
ding we'll with salt, lay on bench,
giving'a foot space between meat
and wall, and all around the pile
of middlings to be cured. On
each middling after sailing place
three sticks across middlings,
two at ends, one in mid die, fill up
with coal and salt, and rock salt
will do, with equal quantity of
lime in Jumps, till your middlings
are heaped, then shoulders and
hams can be heaped in the same
manner, till all are on planks.
Then pile up charcoal, salt and
lump lime all around it, foot
deep on all sides to the top of
meat. Then cover with a foot
thick layer of coal and let be for
eight to twelve weeks. Then
hang and smoke daily for four to
eight weeks. Then pile in your
coal again similar as at first, and
use from the pie as needed, and
you have meat fit for the strict
est vegetarians to eat, and as
easily digested and healthy as
apples.
Now for fresh meat, from
middle Of April to middle of No
vember, get you the largest goods
box, put legs on it two feet high,
cleat handles on each of two sides
to move box out of sun to shade
and air, where it must be kept.
Get an inch and half augur,
bore holes six inches apart, in
lines on the four sides, as we'll as
bottom and top or lid. Make d
frame to be placed in box, eight
to twelve inches smaller than
box, lathing 1x2 inches to make
frame, leaving space of one inch
between laths, four uprights of
AKA scantling to nail laths to.
Place this frame in box and fill
up the spaces between frame
and box with interlays Of char
coal, lump salt and lump lime.
Put layer on bottom of box,
hinge top, with holes. Then put
your meat, fruit or vegetables in
there, and it is as fresh in No
vember as when placed there in
April. You can make bin with
laths 1Ox10 feet and coal as box
and two feet above bin, to be two
feet above ground. Cover with
plank that the air can freely pass
over and under bin, with no sun.
shine admitted at any time. A
dwelling built on this plan and
inhabited one would never die
just blow away. E. Cook,
Malakoff, Texas.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15
For Sale.

From August 20 to Sept. 10, 100
STEERS from 900 to 1000 pounds.
Also $50 Cows and vearlings and
a grade Of Hereford Heifers.
Apply to H. B. GEGAN;
West Point, Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1902-11-15

The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
Groves TAsTELEss CHILL Tone.
1t is simply iron and quinlne in a
tasteless form. No cure, No pay
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