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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
Conterencias jurldicas

Por demas brilIante ha sido el resultado
de las eelebrsdss pnr nuestEos intelige ties
amigos don Lorenzo Jlmenez Garcia don Ra
faei Arce, ante ei com Detente abcgado d jn To-
mas Bsrnardini de la Huerts, quisn estuvo en-
esta ciudad con el eacluslyo objeto de Isvar q
cabo los eisrcicioS que peri61icsmente vienen
reafizando Rqueiios amigos, para obtener en- los
pr6ximos ex xzmenes, ell CORES pondiente tftulD
de abogado ante Ia honorable 5uprema oorte
de esta isla.
Hace mas de un 5 flo que con Ell mayor
A1inco yienen estudiando los sen res Jim6nez
y Arce con detencion eI dlffcil progranls con
que han de demoStrAr sus especlales aptltudes,
y "a aIcanzsn en- loa distintos ramos de la Glen
eis del Dsrecho I'm notable grado de sprove-
ehamiento.
Lo mismo que ell Derecho civil, mercantil
hipotecarlo cou-o pp las cuestiones de Dere-
eho penal en- arulonfs con los moderDos ade
lantos de Ia Crimlnalogfa en- la oposici6n rSEo-
nada de los prinCIpios de Ia escuela positigis-
"a, dieron atlas pruebRs de "a concienzuda pre-
pAFscl6u, hia de, un enpefio tnimitable propia
de iDteigencias blen preparadas.
AuguF&mosle el mas fsfS resutado en- los
pr6xtmos exameuss, de los que Saldran indudA-
hlemente In nvestios con Ia toga del Latrado,
como digno prenlio de los esfuerzos de su inte-
lgsncis y lAboriosidsd.
Fsicitamos & nuestros jovenes amigos
damos nuestro pIsceme tambien al inteigente
abOgado que tan intsresRdamente les ay1da y
= diriie en- Ia diilcil afsnosa tsrea de con-
quistar an honroso tftulo professional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
PenueIas

Sa hella entire nosotros la inspirada Tost-
81 defis Fiiela Matteu Gle Rodriguez, con Ell in
do pasar unos dias err compafifa de gu simpa
tica hiia Rosa B snca.
-Estsn aquf passndo larga temperate en-
casa del apreciable cAbaiIeFo amigo nuestro
don Francisco Negroni Ngaglfoni, sus sohri-
mas las beiss distiuguldas enoritas Catalina
Nsgroni @ ielita P5rrsta.
H mos tenido 81 gusto de saluliar la
respeta BILE natrona dtfIs j 3sefs Colon de Ma
ttey su stfi9rita hin la sngelicaI Elena. !,
-Taubien Sc haiia en- este pueblo la dis
tipguida sefarita Conchita BIstamanse.
Con gran entusiasmo celebrAron las
festas de Ano Nlevo v Reyes, no sclo como
diversion. sino mbien para rendiF culto s la
religion de los rPcuerdos
Por esto Pt nnelas % divierse, pof elo ca
l,ebrs sLls bales, en- los que 50 pue1e apreciar
el grado de cultura sociabilidad de los pns.
bloe.
Justo es proclans ar que P flaslas dem ues-
ira 10 que es. 10 qae vale, 10 que signifca su
s1cIedad
Pueblo psqueho. sf; psro con url cuarpo
anciAl distiEgnido, que observa, con laaturali-
ID, tanto las reglas de la franqueza como de
IL etiqueta.
Is preciso observAr e preeioso con junto
que forman las dauas pefioianas, ese con :
iunto as Rel revelador de Ia distinef5n cul~
tura pusrtorrique d ls, que NADIA tIensu cue en-
Vidisr de otros palses.
e. bale de anocha an II casa del respects
BILE amigo don Isafsa Bauxa, es una orueha
couvsncsnte de 10 que msnifestamos; fa6 IN
eoncuzso d e gracias y bslsezas, m Vordadero
torneo do soclahiidRd en- ell que las sef',rssas,
mas de Intir 81 se1csntos, lucfan tamb n
sus nnos modalss. Inmates en- elias como bus-
mas puertorriqnensH.
A las hiss de BoFinqHen sismpre ials aeon.
paiaa II graeiai 10 cnltuEA IL yirtnli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
LOS JUICES DE POL ICIA

Dssde que Sc ahlseieron los iuzgados de
paiicfa Yenimos cOm ba tie ndo, no la tuei6n
psro 81 los HON bres en- GuyaB mAnos sc puso ess
ClTnaG pOltttcd, pueB no JOtF& cosa han resnitAdo
los tales tribunales. 81 ell gobfesno hnbisra
pPocedido entonees honrsdemeEte, hubsera
aleg6o para juaess las personals honorabies
do c&de localidad, sin dlstinci6n de matices
p0iticos. Pero s cTsarss esos iuzgados 80 la
cniso daF al pa1tilo republicEno nm armR 90
deYosA para com bAtIP A. los federales, Y sd nom.
brsron tueces de Ftolicfa rspublcanos, teniende
buen cudado en- escogar, % a los repubfcanos
uuienes la conoisncia no habfa do repugnar-
le cometer toda clase de iniusticias.
Y empez6 la disea infame. Con rAz6n 8
ain ella, Cusnto federal ha tenidO la desRraciS
Sc iF esos juZgAdos hE sido condenRdo cor
una severid6d inAsitada, en- cRmblo los repu
blicRnos, ,asf eometleEen les msyores atropallos,
srau son sbsualtos 8 mntzdos cen SO eeEta-
Ycs an dollar
Hemos proteatado de esas injusticiaa pero
nj oil Attorney nj sl GobeTnador nos han hech0
nunca Case. Cisro est6 semos fsdeFales, y
nuestras quejas y lAs qne directs ments han di-
riiido nuestros eorreligionarios, Sc han tornado
como chisn9es pOltdoss.
Psro ha aldo neesBario que suf .isra oil ri
gcr dc esos jueces nn norte- snasricane, para
que sl San Jtio1 Netgs poDga el gsito en- el
eialo los honorlbIBS G0berBador Attorney
temen ea7tss en- al ssunto. MIsntras los afro
pelisdos eFan p1eTtorFEqutn Is federalss, todO
aba bien. Esos lneces unerecfan la conHBza ds
sus snperiores;pero le toesn Ia ropa IN Mr..
Armstrorg ya la cora varfa. Ahsra el San
Juan NctOs cae Ola la cuents dc que Sc deben
suprimir esos Jaigsdos. en- San Juan. az
perqGe no on toaa la is!a9 Tan mRlos result
tAGos dan unos como otros. Vusvan esAs
atFibueioDss a los juecss mHnicIpaleg no solo
so ah0rraT& el pals una cantidad considerable,
sino qoe hAbra mas iuptieIa imparelalidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10

El savgsnto de armss hnuucls IN pliegt
dap Conseio Djeentivoi a. Presideate orden
sea jeposissdn en- Ia mesa Sc ie @6 lectura,
Es una RESOLUTION cofjuDta pidiendo q
Corgreso que hsga cesi6n q q los teFTsnos de
nOmina Sos de- gobIerne mtisar Il pueblo d
Puerto Rccj p&sa a Ia ehmisi6n eorfsspon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10

Respecto 10 ocurrido con el iuaz Rossy
no vAmos & censuraFle porque haya condenRde
4 an americana siete dollars de multa, aun-
Que este sea todo an senior Inspector de escua-
las; por ell eontrario, ls splsudiFfamos si csc
juaE huhisra Gsmostrado ig1al impaYcialidaa
asf. CumPiisndo In coEsgna polfsica de todos
esos jnecss Yepn bIleaRos, ha absneito casti.
gadO con leyistmas multss Msule6n, A nicett-
to toda esa legion de fascin erosos que go 81
tulRn tugb0s, por delitos varda3eramsnte gra-
como los de strepslar mano armad q
& paefAcos cindadanos causandoIes harfaas v
contnslonss, En- camb:o, las psrs6nas IN
radas y dscentes, como no sean rspu5licaaas
las tmpons grandes multsg largos dias de
is Ga. ESQ 10 han venido practIeaudo hGs.
ts hoy los iuccas de p0iicf4 de San Juaa 81 a
que el Goberuad-r nj j Attorney enterassn
ds clio pssar de tsner tan cerca.
asf ss como esss tnrbas Ilegaro1 eova
lsntonarse hasta Ell extreme de ataesr & tiro
limpio 81 hegar sgeno, como ocurri6 con Ia
6sFberfa de Cofrea oon Ell centro de Is Fede
eracion Libre. D. ahf qae 81 presents case,
due ell juez 1ssy q quefido cump ir con
Ia ey,en vez de obtener e aFiauso dc las per-
sonas imparciaIes de Ia prensa seP1a, solo OBJ
tiene censuRas yFeprimendas de aus superloPas.
81 algo ha depnOstFado cen Su aetitud, es que
no sIrve para eTcargo que desempsfa, pues ha
hacha de Ia ley un EMBUDo, ancho para sus CO.
FreligionRrios, estrecho, muY estreeho pzra los
den&s cudsdanos.
como este, SON todns los ineeea rapubif.
canes de ls isia. O3asf0 d mas proptca no pue-
de presentarses al honorable Attorney para
ref1rmar ese personal, aunqae mejor seria Sc
suprimfesen esos juzgados, pasando los jueces
m muiaici paes, pues funcionando 6stos con aso-
ciados, esta "A as garanttda la justcis que de
pendiegdo de un solo indivIduo mucho mas
sierdo etc IN repubicano apasionado sin
conciencis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
Juana Diaz

Ha entrado6 formar parta de la farpi Ia
federal el distiuguiio jovar don Ramon a va
rAdo quien sbraza nuestrs bandera cor, ell ma
yor entusiasrUo.
C,man de ESQ.,.
-Aun no Sc sabe cnal as la candidRtura
trIuDfante para ell Comits RepGblicc.baE bost~
n de este pueblo.
Seguramente sers hecha de plefgo..
--Se encuentra an conval ecencia ds su
iavga enfermedad tnernicioss-tIfut1, nusssfo
buen amigo Ell s6bdito frances don Octavto
Santi.
LA distIngui1a sef Il ,rita Ursulita Bracs
ty ga halls en- estsdc de gravedad.
Qliera ell cieIo qua su dolencis nc tens
"a IN desenlace fatal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
eJuegOs AOraIes

Con ateuto L M ros envia en- sc aor
Consul de EspsfA an San Juan ell programa de
los juegns hlraes organizados por 10 ciudad
En- dlchos tusgos tomArAn psrte todos los
pafses pertenecientes Ia raza latina.
Hay temas Y pFemios para escrttores ale
provincias esptiolas repdbicss sud smerl-
Los premios para escritores de Espsfia y
America son los slguIentes
PREMIOS CT As1CoS
PArRfA-Fcesfa con lbertad de metro, r.
GiA extension cuyo ssunto sea cantar los SO
fiSs lie ID mSdrs patrIs esps iiois.
PremiO.--(loa Ia CiUdad de Y re go2s, por
Acherdo de IN Exceentf.mo Aguntamiento,
Patrono de la @ Ora Una calenduls copiada
sn ORC.
Er autor lanreado con este prsmio habrA
&c ser precisamente esptfiDl.
FIDEs. --Poesis de asunto relgioso, con H.
bertad de metro, rimG exteDsi6n.
Premo.-(De RsvereDdo SsfIor Ooispo de
Huescs.) Un jazmin coplado oro.
AMOR Poesfa lfrica, con libertad de
Asupto, metro. rirna y extension
Premio.-(Dsi Ateneo de aragoza.) )-Una
vtoeta natural, sujeta con ~ lazo de orc, la
cusl ofrecera 81 poeta Ia ReIna de desta,
atzsda por election de 81 entire las damas que
stea presentes en- aquela soernnidad.
81 ell poeta lanresdo no hcese uao de este
dsracho, alzara Rsina de la aesta oil Alcalds
de Zarsgo2a.
PRE- MOS DE AMERICA
VI TEM4 = EttudIo docuipentado dc Ia
devotion la Vfrgen MaFfa en- America, 6 en-
aIRpna porci6rt deI terFitorln americana.
Prem io-lDl Ia Santa X aris Cttedral de
Z.ra gozs) -Una imsgen de la Virgen SAntfsi
roa Gel Piiar, Gopisds On plat
VII TEEA -Hstoris (tetnl 8 parcis do
cuneataday v critica de Ia dipIom2cia en- Ia
America latinn desde Ia independencia de Gada
nscI6n nastA how.
Premio.-IDeI Tesoro de Is oors) -uns
ross sfvsstFa ,soplaha en- orc.
Viii TEMA - 4 naturaiista alto srF 50
nes don F6ix de AEara su vida stIs ingesti
E'Prs Prsmio.-IDsIaswspcedor ssuEaa de- Haes
es; - Una rams be roble copiada en- pats
TX TEMA n Historic documentada y cif
tlca de las uilsiones religosas espsn1lRg en-
America.
Premio. (Dal doctor d r Monnsr II ms
espsbol, resldente en- Buenos AIres) -Una en-
glantins scpiada en- orc.
10 todos esos premios, exceptuspdo al d'
PATRfA, pusaen tonar part0 los sscritors'
pueFtorrsq0s fl1s.
Tsos requisites que 80 exigen hon los co
pocidos "a para esta ciase de certsmenAs.
EEl coneultao re cerrar6 oil Is 1ei 6eslem hri
&c j bo2 los tTabajos dsbersn dirtiirse al > >
rrasario deI Exmo Ayuntamisnto de Tara
goa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
C A M A R E R A S
Ga session

Leila ell acta anterior, qaed6 aprobada on
todas sus parties.
PetiCioneS y memoriaIes
Fcanco GArcfs, de Carolina, pide rebaja
de sontrlbuciones.
VArios selores de Arecibo que So ordene
el eierre de Aos Observation-Disclosures p6biicos los
domiDgos que Sc prohiba el juego de pslotas
ese dfa.
ri A'calds de F. nuelas que Ia Estaci6n
Naval SO instAle en- Guayanilla.
Agriculture y Regadfos
Esta comisi6n inform6 ftvorablemente el
Bill pdnero 1 de 2 .no andfA
Ss aeuerda que manana Sc remita al Eje-
cutIyo.
Bills presentados
N6mero "a -Fajardo. Para exgIr Ia res
ponsabilidad en- que fncurral los iueces de la
Corte 9aprems.
NGmero 25 5-Besosa. Para regularisar Ia
prSctiea de sutopslss exhumaciones judicia.
les para ell pago de indemn zscionas.
Ndnero 26 -Ssntoni Ears darle iisencia
los jneees fscaies.
N1mero 27-Egozcue. Jobre creaci6n de
una escuela Industrial.
N6mero s-Egozcue. sobre tftu1os IL
cepcias de maestros pr1cipa.es, graduados
furSies.
N6mero e0-Egoscue. 5obrs ccndiciones
qua han de reunir los inspectoras de escuelas
en- Ia isla de Puerto Rico.
Mas bills
Para tomar en consideration fueron pre-
santsdos en- eaupda Ieeturs los bills n6meros
IT. 1s. 10, 20, 81. % 90.
Communication
Be dirIgi6 una en- que Sc pide que ell comi-
sionado de edueaei6n iLforme sobre la ma
aaI cumpIimiento de la ley an qua Sc manda
estudiar nih IS los Estad3s Undof; Estados
an que SO encuentran, colesios que estsn
cada uno de ellos, carreras que cursan de-
rn&s Uormenores.
q Alcalae de YAuco piie que SO estsbisz.
ca la Estaci6n Naval en- GaAyanila,
Un pIiego
El sargsnto de armss Enuueia IN pliege
dab Conseio Djeentivoi e. Presideate ordenR
sea 3eposissdn en- Ia mesa Sc ie c6 lectura.
Es una Rssolnci6n eoTjuDta pidiendo al
Congreso que haga cesi6n ee los teFTenos de-
nOmina Sos de- gobierne mtlitar II pueblo do
Puerto Riccj pssa la ehmisi6n e0rfsspon-
dsnte.
Bill DomeIlech
Sc pons a dEscusi6a q bill ndnero 1 que
t,aba sobre Ia ereae6n de ce.ea'o reeiu.
sion para niRos deshereda'aos deincu 8 utes.
Domerseb apoya con gran acopio de ra-
zones este bill, concldyendo por recomendar
| sll aUroosci6p.
Tons soto dice que use establecfmiento
| debe estar sjo 81 jsfe de- bane6eencfa, no
| del iefe de penales, pues r,su tarfa POGO prAc-
tteo para los fectos Que &c qnieren buscar.
| Mr., Corpwei arguye que 81 cree ss una
gran idea. paro que Ia C4inara deba tansr en-
enan,a % Que ei pnebio de.Paert9 Rio no puede
| sostener nj fundar muchns establectRie n tos,
| sin cargsr de mss contrtbasionss 81 puetlo.
Rosy expoBe por su pAFte, que debe estsF
1 haio ell director de prisiohes, puasto que ese
| sera un estsbieci miento dra reprenciones no
| tin asilo de cg rldsd.
! Coll que debe ser dlrigldo por 81 Director
! caridsd.
| R,ssy vue va sabre al Hsunto cres debie-
/ IA ser como FL ants inii abs, paes 81 sc qniere
| tlufsAr ell estgms los i6venes qre esos es-
/ tab 'ecimientos concurrent. ESQ no po3iS ha
cerse nuncs pues esos minis siempre ser&n Sc
i iillados "a no Sc reprsndan no lo sersn eli so
1 Ian hueuos.
/ ContiuG q discutIsndlss los apart4dos dc
| este Bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
lNDlSPUEsTO

Nueatro qnarido director don Mariana
AbriI Sc haila ligeranlente tndispuesto desds
Rnoche, con un atsQn0 do gKfpps
Deseamos su pront3 rsStAnieciniento para
que aporte su inteiiganta concnrso nuestras
|lAbores dIariAH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
!" Ell HOGAR !"

Mcheli
ieno oablecid HOGAR
calle de Puals Succession Pujals
banos do ducha gratis los paTro4 uianos.
PrecOs nnbdieos.
Ponce, Septiembre 1Q de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
NDlOO

sa ha suEpendido Ia uba ia del em pr6stI
30 del avnntamiento Dc Maya neE
Sc fan1a Ia resotucf5n IAfA IA o. re-
nnisitos lsgales pedidoa Ia par Cnnsejo Ej ecu
1.-Two,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11
Farmers Institutes to Be Held.
KEEPING COLLARDs

1t is announced that Farmers In
stitutes will be held at the following
times and places: Tarboro, Novem-
Der 18th; Wilson, November 10Th;
Mt. Olive, November goth; Smith
field, November 21st; Fayetteville,
November 22d. These Institutes will
be conducted by Commissioners of
Agriculture Patterson, State Chem
ist B. w. Kilgore, Professor Massey,
Dr. Butler and others.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11
PROVIDE SHELTER FOR STOCK

PROVIDE SHELTER FOR STOCK
As the weather is growing cooler
and the pastures are being destroyed
by frost, give your stock a little feed
so that they will keep in "good flesh"
through the winter. Fat stock of
any kind can stand more cold than
poor ones. Cold rains hurt, and the
best plan is to provide good shelters
for them. It is surprising to see
how soon hogs and cattle will learn
where a shelter is. We have often
forecasted the weather by noticing
the movements of stock in the early
morning.
GROWING TOMATOES FROM CUTTINGS
Our tomatoes made from cuttings
are very nice. 1t is just as easy to
make them that way as it is to raise
sweet potatoes. From some cause,
tomatoes do not blight when made
from cuttings like those planted in
the spring from seed We think that
it would pay to raise them in the
South this way for canning. Land
from which an early crop of truck,
like Irish potatoes, onions or any
other crop where the land has to be
made rich, would be nice for this
purpose. July is the best time to
set. The earlier in season the bet
ter, as the fruit will have time to
ripen. The only trouble is dry
weather and worms. The latter can
be picked off or killed by spraying
like you do for potato bugs.
SODA AS A PREVENTIVE OF wEEvIIs
We tried bicarbonate or common
cooking soda on our corn for weevils.
We had very few, compared with
some years. We think it one of the
best remedies that can be used by
the average farmer. As you heap up
the corn, sprinkle little over the
pile; about 21a pounds to the hun
dred bushels is about right. 1t can
be bought at any store for five cents
pound, and by the keg of 100
pounds at about three cents a pound.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11

We think it is worms that do most
of the damage, and the soda seems to
prevent them more than the weevil.
KEEPING COLLARDs
In the southern and eastern part
part of the State, where so many
collards are grown, it would be well
to turn them down on the side, as
those lying down are not killed by
severe cold. About the last of this
month will be the best time to do
this. HARRY FARMER.
Columbus Co., n. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11
A TALK TO THE FARM BOY AND
HIS FATHER.
DR.. Burkett Makes a Strong Appeal for
Agricultural Education.

DR.. Burkett Makes Strong Appeal for
Agricultural Education.
This article is to be talk to the
farm boy.
It is quite appropriate for US to
have a little talk with the young
farmer at this time, and we would
like for his father to chat with us
also. We want to go over little
new ground with you. I might say
in the beginning that we want to talk
about agricultural education; it is
a subject very dear to me, and one
I believe in fully. I wish you would
become interested in this matter, too,
and help us in bringing this great
subject before the farm boys of
North Carolina 1t means so much
to the boys; it means so much to our
State Every young man trained in
the best practices and filed with love
for a better agriculture will do much
for the wealth and prosperity of the
Commonwealth.
Agricultural education is more
than education, and all that it
means; it is training; it makes bet
ter cattle and more profitable cat
tie; it makes more profitable farm
ing; it makes farm life sweeter and
brighter and worth the living. Agri-
cultural education brings hope and
inspiration; it means better farm
homes and better cultivated farms.
1t means that drudgery and igno-
rance and superstition shall be di-
vorced forever from farm life, and
in it's place will be brought sun
shine, attractive homes, a good liveli-
hood, and good citizenship to the
State.
HOW NGRICULTUR Al EDUCATION
PAYS
Agricultural education means
financial improvements. Several of
the last winter's-course students in
agriculture at the A. and M. Col
lege had been receiving from $12 to
$15 per month for long hours at
hard work. They were trained for
ten weeks, and at once were offered
from $25 to $40 per month for their
services. Here is an instance where
education pays: The course cost the
boys $50 for board, room and books.
With this investment they doubled
their income With this investment
they secured a training worth $4,000.
Does training pay?
There is a constant demand for
young men trained in agriculture.
During one week the A. and M. Col
lege received eleven calls for young
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11
Volume XVII.
AGRICULTURE
HARRY FARMERS TALKS.
XCV.

Editor of The Progressive Farmer:
The election is now over, and you
know who your legislators are. Any
measure that you wish to have acted
on can be laid before your law
makers. By giving notice now, your
member will have time to get the
matter in shape. 1t is just as essen
tial to keep the "track hot" in order
to get what you want from legis-
lator as it is from any other servant
of the public.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11

men. But why discuss this phase?
We all know trained citizenship is
the best heritage our State can give
her posterity. The point is to act.
Boys, train yourself. Fathers, en-
courage your boys and give them
an education in agriculture, if it is
but ten weeks.
THE WIZ TER COURSES IN AGRICULTURE
AND DAIRYING
The winter courses of our own
A. and NJ College are soon to be-
gin their second session. There
ought to be 500 farmers, old and
young, enrolled this winter from
January 1st to March 10th. VIII
you be one? VIII you counsel with
your brothers and father and see if
one in your family can attend? IF
you do not have thirty dollars now,
you can earn it between this day
and January 1st. That is all it costs,
and you will receive instruction and
practical training in dairying, stock
raising, feeds and feeding animals,
breeds and herding animals, stock
Judging, soil study, farm crops, vet
erinary medicine, entomology and
plant life.
What an opportunity! Young
farmers, it is yours. I beg of you,
don't let it pass by.
Agriculture is both an art and a
science, and so great is it's import
ance, it offers a wide field for the
bright and ambitious boys of our
State The world is filled with men
in the so-called professional fields,
but there are few well-trained farm
ers. IF I were young farmer I
would train myself in my work. I
would. get ready at once for the win
ter courses, and take off ten weeks.
Think what it would mean to you,
young farmers!
Your life-work is to be farming.
Will anything pay you better than
a careful study of the problems you
have to deal with? Can't you af-
ford to take off ten weeks out of the
fifty years before you as a prepara-
tion for that long life-work?
l want you to decide for agricul-
tural training. Do it now-this min
ute Tell your friends to come with
you. Let's make this session a
record-breaker.
Full particulars Of the courses
and any information will be cheer
fully given by addressing
CHARLES VIM. BURKETT,
Professor of Agriculture, A. and M.
College.
Po1oSob NJ n
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11

Newton Enterprise: Wagons from
Watauga and Caldwell this week
have brought some very fine noun
tain apples. We learn that the apple
crop on this side of the Ridge is a
pretty good one, but there is not
more than a third of crop on the
othef side.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11
Good Breeds of Hogs.

Editor of The Progressive Farrnera
1 desire to purchase a pair of pigs
for the purpose of raising hogs for
sale. / want a breed that will fat
ten at any age and good porkers.
What kind would you advise me to
get? Answer through The Progress
sive Farmer
@. J. BRASWELL.
Union Co., n. @.
(Answer by DR.. Charles W. Burkett,
n. G. A. and M. College.)
Your correspondent will find
either the Poland China or the Berk-
shire satisfactory breeds for the mid
die South.
Both are early maturing breeds,
and both put on gains economically
and well. Even at low prices these
two breeds will convert raw material
into finished products cheaply, and
perhaps with more profit than any
other class of livestock. The Black
Essex is also a good breed, but is not
quite so large a hog as the two men
toned.
The main thing is to select some
breed-it dosen't matter which-and
then by care and attention improve
the breed you have started.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-11-11

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