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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15
Advertising Doesn't Pay.

Wha, would you say OF a manu-.
facturcr who build a fire under
his boiler then went of and al
lowed The fire 10 go out expect
ing his mill 10 run all day on tina,
one fire! And yet there are ad-
vcrtisers who make "ouc-time"
splargcs. or take trial ads. and
then. because business does not
keep them up nights. say lad.
vers'sing doesn't pay"
How about the farmer who
plants corn aud sits down 10 wait
for the CROP lie would be ex-
pee,ed to say that "iar ming does
n, pay" And yet there are ad.
scrtiscrs who plan, the seed OF
an nd aud think their work done.
To such people advertising does
not pay. and never will. aud
money spent in such advertising
would better DC deposited 10 The
poor box at church.
Advertising is the fire Under
the business boiler. which must
be tended and kept ho, TO pro-
duce the results sought. II il
the seed planted which, properly
nu'arcd and tended, will spring
up and bear fruit. some twenty,
some sixty and some an hundred
old."-Agriculturai Advertising.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

Those who have no; sown COW
peas 10 the small cotton. ouvh,
to harrow ia rye as soon ~ pos.
sible. The narrowing will. 10
some extent. prevent shedding:
the rye will prevent washing and
teaching aud will furnisa excel.
lent winter pastnragc.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

II your land has tim Der on /, or
II you have 40 moving machine
you can use an old fashioned
grass blade 20 save tons OF hay.
And every farmer needs plenty
OF bay 10 mix with his corn. po,a-
toes, peas. coitonsccd. and other
concentrated !ooistuhs
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

The Gulf and Ship Island Rail.
road company announces that,
commencing Angus, 2nd. 1908,
they will put on the latest " pc
Pullman Duaer Drawiag.room
Sleeping Car, with all modere
eonveniences 10 run between
Memphis and Guifport by reason
OF the magnifcen, new hotel,
"Grcat Southern" at Gulfpor,.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

Burr clover furnishes excel.
lent winter pasturagc. II may
be narrowed 10 cotton with a
steel tooth barrow. Cover the
seed lightly and they will come
up aud furnish green pasture all
the winter.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15
Important.

4 State Farmers Institute aud
Industrial Convention will be
held at the A.. & NJ. College on
Sept. snd. srd. and 9Th The
railroads will no doubt givea rate
of one fare for the round trip;
sleeping quarters, will be fur
nished free and meals viii be
given, at The College Ness Hall at
actual cost. Many prominent
farmers will be present and dis
cuss the subjcctsin which Mss
issippi farmers are mostly in
tcrcstcd. This il certainly a
golden opportunity for the f., m.
crs OF this state TO visit our great
institution of learning aud in-
spcct its work aud at the same
time to gain infor nation that will
be Of inextimablc value ia years
TO come. Every effort possible
will be put forth by the college
authorities TO make IT pleasant
and profitable for all who come.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

! think every subscriber TO il
ought to stick to the present cd.
itor and help him make i, a bet
ter paper. meyer get a copy
but what, after reading. | either
hand or send il to a friend and
ask his favorable consideration.
Thcre is at least one dollars
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

The farmer that grows pie nty OF
food supplies is prosperou>--thc
farmer that grows cotton u the
neglect OF food crops j. never
pros porous.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

The crops have been aid by
and MANY farmers are Idle. II
is now a good time 10 repair the
gates, houses. etc.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

Ii d farmer wants l. know
whether or cot suSsoiiiak will
pay or his 'arms.iet him 49, an
acre. this il the surcsi way 10
know the whole truth.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

We baec TOO mucn grass in
some places. but wc ne,i more
cattle. Let u have grass and
cattle and cattle and graz.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

Livestock. deep blowing. soil
Improving crops. and rotation
will change poor into fertile soil.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

Help the Editor tom.kr this n
a Better paper by wr.,in. for il
and by sending new subser ibcrs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15
Don't Take Offense.

Look here a moment, nv
friend, ust fisten 70 my words:
Don't be 70 wiling % be offend,
ed havenoticed you are verv
sensitive and quick to suspecta
fancied wrong. There are many
reasons why you should not De
thus 3lfEv9
Oneiis: It makes you very u.
happy, IYoa knokhow m nc yon
brood over some ,fancied injury
YOU received. hYou thidki sbou.
il wheu alone You wake 10 the
night and recall how somebody
has ill+sfeated you this rufaes
your spirit, destroys your inward
peace, nurtprss 10, yos. unple.s-
ant feelings and sometimes
thoughts aud schemes Of retalia.
ton and revenge. The effect OF
such \ spiri, " at last seen 10 the
face. disceraed In less kindly
eyes, aud even the voice loses its
melody and sweetness. The coz.
uection between spirit aud body
il 80 close add vital that the ic.
tcractious are sure and effective.
Then again. this makes yos
less agreeable TO other. and VIVA,
you in an evil hour fancicd b.
comes realities. Ofenscs ana
sights may be given because
many will not be 20 anxious %
please you. You know when we
have q sore on foot, or hand. 0.
same one all the while Iog.
gics US and hurts us RICH, on tia,
sore spot. So exactly II we car.
~ sore feelings, sore spirits and
= sore heart into society, some
careless one or cruel one VII.
surely manage to hur, us-ard
sometimes | think on purpose.
Now. il that spirit Injuries o
40 much in respect TO yourself,
and units you for q social life. i,
must be very injurious to your
Chris,ion life; for that involves
all other OF life's relations. and
takes more. You cauno, be a
happy. trustful, amiable and 600
genial Christian when you are
fcrmenting with sense oil inju-
ries received. Hence your inilu-
enee and power for good are
very much Weakened. JUS, read
Paal's description of an opposite
spirit that should govern Chris
iian soul; Love suffercth long
and Is kind, cnyieth not, .......
~ not easily provoked. thinkcth
M ANkf 8 3 AAA.Al d ~.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

BE urc and save all the good
hay possible.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15

The HAKRis' Business COLLEGE
Jackson, Miss. is eyidcn,lY very
prosperous.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-08-15
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The successful men advertise.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Local Briefs.

Watson Drug Co., Granite block.
The premium list for the tenth an
nual Interstate fair is being issued
today. Some 5000 copies viii go into
the mail for distribution. Copies may
be had by writing Manager H. g.
Stimmel.
Telephone Main 459 for prompt de-
livery of drugs and prescriptions.
Watson Drug company.
You can get anything you want for
sewing machine at J. P. Eastman
& Co., 333 Riverside. Phone Main
TAG. Machines rented or sold on easy
terms. Expert repairing.
James Morgan. a little man with
face full of gray whisKers, got
joyful Saturday. took two drinks of
beer and went out on Riverside ave-
nue. to yell. Justice Hinkle has de-
cided each yell was worth 81 to the
city.
The Right Toothache Drops will
stop your tooth from aching. Sold
at the Right Drug Store. so7 River
side avenue.
William Kirkpatrick arrived In the
city from New York yesterday, and
reported having been robbed on the
train of 500 draft on a New York
bank, of three $40 bills and two IS
bills.
The power o. purpose yields rich
returns to all who use 1t rightly; and
especially to those whose purpose IL
is to save. The Spokane 6 Eastern
Trust company's bank is helpful to
such.
Ada Wood. colore. woman. got
drunk and did some fast racing on
Riverside avenue while the circus
was in town Saturday. Her speed
cost her $25 and costs in police court
The Club Cafe always in the lead
Our. 25c merchants lunch with beer
or wine from IL 80 to p. m. as good
as ever. Headquarters for steaks
chops. etc. I. Chilberg. manager
c. w. Mott. general immigration
agent of the Northern Pacific rally
way. met the real estate dealers at
the chamber of commerce yesterday
and discussed the new plan of bring
ing immigrants to the west He told
the land men that his company would
furnish gratuitously transportation
to agents in the east bringing out
parties of five or more people de-
sirous of purchasing lands in this
state. and work in harmony with the
agents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

minutes the interior was q mass of
flames. The workmen sent in an
alarm. A mistake at the telephone
exchange caused delay, meanwhile
the flames had spread rapidly to the
stairway between the old school
building and the new and this was
a mass of flames when the first sec
ton of the fire department arrived
A second alarm was turned in and
promptly responded to. but even With
the addition of several other streams
of hose the lack of pressure pre-
vented effective work
The city has $4,000 insurance, or
the buildings. John T. Huetter. who
had the contract for building the an
mex, had been paid $4,000 on ac-
count His contract price was s35.-
500. The building was insured in
favor of the contractor as his inter
est might appear. The Arnold Evans
company had the contract for plumb
ing and the Griffith Heating. Plumb
ing & Supply company the contract
for heating. Both firms come in un-
der the insurance arrangement.
The building had accommodation
for 800 school children and it's loss
will be severely felt this fall. Pend
ing the reconstruction of the build
ing the school board will be forced
to arrange suitable quarters in which
to carry on the work
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
FIRE DESTROYS fine
new LINCOLN SCHOOL

A few pals of water promptly ap-
piled would have saved the city a
loss of fully $4,000 yesterday. when
fire destroyed the Lincoln school
buildings on Hilliard street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. An ade-
quate water supply in that section
even when the fire was under way
would have effected big saving. The
penny wise pound foolish policy of
the city fathers is responsible for
practically total loss of the school
for lack of water and the enforced
idleness of hundreds of children who
attended the Lincoln school.
Even after the arrival of the diff
ferent hose companies and the hose
had been laid and everything in read
lay of fully Is minutes occurred, in
two instances, for sufficient pressure
to throw stream above the first
story of the building. Under the cir
cumstances the work of the fire de-
partment was considerably hampered.
All that remains of the buildings are
the bare walls.
The fire started in a tool shed on
the south side of the new annex.
Here few pals of water was all
that was needed to quench it. The
water could not be had. The fire
jumped from the frame shack to the
lower floor of the annex and in a few
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Jt}5E 5H|R[t1'5 LAST PRODUCTION.

his resolution to run away with her
and his subsequent change of heart
when the nobility Of his wife's char
acter is unfolded to his realization.
George d. McQuarrie is the hus-
band. and If ever husband deserved
reprimand it is he. for Miss Shir-
ley Is the wife. He looks his part.
and If he didn't talk with the rapidity
Of an over-trained photograph. he
could act 1t. G
Miss Shirley Is the same willowy,
piquant little make-believe. or noble.
sacrificing heroine that she was so
long-but there, I'm going to live up
to the present.
Miss Laura Adams struggles siren
uously with the vicissitudes of the
role of STELLA" the bewitching
French actress. She will forget, how
ever and say ''monseer" occasionally
Her sincerity of effort is beyond
question. but it's a piece of miscast-
ing to try fairy part on one whose
physical amplitude is more consonant
with stage pictures of happy matrons.
There are several others in the
cast. and they all do their best to
run inside the money.
On Friday night La Belle Marie"
is to be presented. It's to be testi-
monial to Miss Shirley. and I'll be
there if have to pay my way.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
ny win II. Fischer.

"In Spite of ALL" I obediently as
scented when the man that signs the
checks bade me repair to the Audi.
torium last night to witness the pro-
ductfon in stock Of the play of the
same heroic title. I'm willing to be
confidential to the point of telling
you that the sound Of that title
frightened me a bit, but 1 gritted my
teeth and took consolation In the
editors promise that I should have
an aisle seat near the door.
Before I reached my destination,
however. all fear had fed, for 1t had
occurred to my mind that was once
more to see Jessie Shirley. It was
to be little reunion, if you'll accept
the term; for while you may not
know 1t, and probably even Miss Shir-
ley does not, she was the goddess of
my gallery days.
The program informed me that an
Spite of All" is a society drama In
four acts. Steele Mackaye. the au-
thor. certifies to the nature of the
effusion. 1 don't know Mr.. Mackaye,
but his word is good with me up to
this point.
The story deals with the passion
of a rich young married man for a
frisky and beautiful French actress,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
WOMAN BUILDS TEMPLE
COSTS OVER $L5OO,DOO

NEW, YORK Aug. is.--The First
Church of Christ Scientist. located ri
Ninety-sixth street and Central Park
West. is practically completes. Thu
temple Of graystone, erecfed through
the personal Efforts Of Mrs. Augusta
e. Stetson. it's nrst reader, at a cost
Of H.1st,soo. lisa rsmarkable testi-
monial to what faith and pefsistence
Of a single Individual can accomplish
against tremendous Odds
Three years ago Mrs. stetson con-
ceived the Project Of 4 great temple
of Christian Science in Central Park
West. and since that time the entire
cost of the structure, which 1t was
at first thought would not reach more
than s25o.0oo, but which has already
passed the million mark, has been
subscribed by its 1900 members, so
that when the building is thrown
open In mid-September the dedication,
which in Christian Science churches
may not take place till the building
is entirely paid for, will occur i'm
mediately.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

MISUNDERSTANDING that Mrs. Laura
Graham had stolen the affections of
her husband. Mrs. Sarah Allen fred
shot into the brain of her supposed
rival at South Seattle last evening.
There is little hope for Mrs. Graham S
recovery. Mrs. Allen is the wife of
a motorman. She is in the county
Jail.
Oyster Bay, L. T.-During the prog
ress of the naval display President
Roosevelt and party witnessed a
sight that was not down on the Of
fetal program. The torpedo destroy
err Barry rammed the destroyer De-
catur. on which was the presidents
son Kermit Little damage was done
to either craft. At the conclusion
Of the review the president address,
ed the men on the ilearsarge and
Olympia.
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.-Some exeit-
ing scenes will be witnessed at the
land office next Friday when applica-
tons for filing on land on townsh ip
"a on the st. Joe river will be made.
Twenty settlers are here to defend
their rights against jumpers Among
them is a Miss M. G. Pierce. who has
camped in front of the land office to
prevent an entry on her homestead
by jumpers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
A Sermon on a Blind Horse.


ali
circuit
pathetic Is t not? There's in
the
high board the
the
muscle whe he the for all is in
o
We all of
The
stretches the We where that
ourselves
We the REIN
the truth There's late William
in the he the u
lie
thank gods be-
Beyond place Of andt tears
up he
Finds and shall find unafraid
matte noth ows traig the gate.
How charged with punishment the SCROLL
I al the mast m
soul"
grit
a
better
OF a nd
xeA al n
all In
canno
shame man In teeth track!
Brcthr
Think u the nsrvy. brave blind horse
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

As yet the public has not been ad.
nRjtted oxthe church. which II prob
eeiy the eostaiest place Of worsair
4 New York city, having = seatisa
capacity u $500 persons. rhs entire
chapel. sfncludihs panels. pulpit and
pews. is Of Caucasion walnut. one
Of the highest priced woods known
hand-cArvsd and inlaid. The church
proper seats 14oo persons and the
raised gallery f10o. No services have
been held on the ground floors, read
ings being Conducted in the gallery,
The-big organ, though in place. has
not yet, resounded through the vast
church. hymns being sung to tie ,acl
compartment Of plano.
Fifteen years ago Augusta Stetsor
was an unknown pupil Of Mrs Hddy's
Boston church. Her executive ability
soon made itself apparent in numer-
Gus conversations held with the
mother of Christian Science, and one
day Mrs. Eddy sent her to New York
and the church is the result.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Dayonne, n. J.-Mrs. Carrie Nation
is in the police station. She col
lected a crowd by haranguing and
then ran around among the men
striking cigars, pipes and cigarettes
from their mouths until arrested.
~. Petsrsburg.-The car and car
ina have gone to Pskov to attend the
great army maneuvers. The inter-
national monetary exchange commits
sion left here today for Stockholm.
pleased with the Russian proposals.
xsAn.--The sheriff OF Randolph
county IL after desperate negro
named Sledse. who killed four men
and wounded nine others with q shot
gun. The trouble arose over the
white men cutting his vines In a
watermelon patch. >5
0lovsrvins, y. Y.-The body OF
George Evans, who was drowned In
Canada lake week ago. was recov-
cred today. This would have been
his twenty first birthday, on which
he would have inherited 500, 900 cash
left by his father
Washington. - Root will remain
head of the war department until
after his return from Europe, prob
ably until the retirement of General
Young. January 8, 1904. Though
there IL no official announcement, Il
is generally understood that Governor
Taft succeeds him.
San 1rAncisco.-Judge Henry &C
Ide Of the Philippines commission
who has been in this country on ri,
months leave Of absence for the hem
sft Of his health. sailed today fol
Manila on the Coptic Of the PaoiH.
Mali line During his sojourn at hi,
old home In Vermont Judge Ide hal
completed the drafting of q new IN
ternal revenue Law for the Phiiippins
which he will present to the commit
sion for approval and adoption.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
THIS BUSY WORLD IN bR|[F.

New York.-Schwab denies organic
ing tailoring trust.
0enoa.-Cardinal Gibbons left here
today for Cambrey. France.
1oms.-The pope has given 100000
for distribution among the poor of
Rome.
Morwalk, O.--The tanning printing
plant was destroyed by fire today.
Loss. 5000
Dsrain.-The worlds conference of
woman's right leaders is holding a
session behind closed doors.
wiAswstsr.-Everyt is IN read
mess for launching the model Of the
air ship at the first favorable weather.
Walla Wai1a, wash. - Bluestem
wheat has gone up to 10 eents. being
an advance Of cents over Saturday.
Farmers are holding for 81. . e~i
Pskin.-The treaty between China
and the United States u ready for
signature. providing for the opening
Of Mukeen and Tatung Tao.
new Volatile Standard Oil CON-
pany has declared dividend of IS
per share. payable September Is. the
same ~ declared last year.
Colfax, Wash.-From SO TO Is cents
per busheI ID offered for wheat at the
warehouses in the Palouse. Farmers
believe wheat will so to Is cents
The present quotations are the high
est in years. sgg q
Boanoks. va.-Five girls. the old
est Is. the youngest 8. daughters Of
John Holiday; John Robinson and
Mrs. See were drowned by the cap
sixins of q skin in New river neal
Zurich yesterday. e
Dssains-rhs Tageblatt today re
ports that the holy synod. by tn
ears command. has Instructed tn
Greek priests Of Russia to use taei
utmost influence to prevent orthodo,
and Semitic outrageas
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
CdrniUdl Program.

pal holiday In the afternoon. with
grand parade OF labor organizations
at e:30. with Governor Mcbride,
Mayor Boyd. oity and county ofYicials
also participating at .. m, ad-
dresses by Governor Mcbride and
noted labor leaders.
xhursday, xratsrnal Order Day
Exhibition in the evening by drill
teams OF the Woodmen Of the World,
Uniformed Rank and other societies.
Friday, Hsrohaats' Dsy.-Tug Of
war and other contests in the after
noon; Turkish marriage ceremony.
with all oriental accessories, IN ths
evening. sse
saturday, 0hiidrsa's Day.-Hpecial
features for little folk with baby
show I'm the afternoou; In the evening
Carnival Night" with battle Of con.
fetti. -
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
A COMPLETE BOOK.

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be complete pocket directory of
Spokane and will prove valuable
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