davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sra Stats S eetslatnrerne.

Minniota. Sngoag BEN
8oe april peotog Suiet ct Sorilng al
Smitb, iom forbpoer, at ct &pmpani
in~forporeres meo BET iamme 9opr.
iom ct tibIigere intorporeret Som.
pani bar; enopibere Nolans Sorilag
ON at oprette egne 0omitoie for
umpnoiee og Born, Tom bar beg lact
SorbrDoelier; oe Sintons 6orEag,
iom faitiptter Sfficerers Sieneitetio
| Rntionalgarben til 10 aar. Gam.
me 5orilag ~peotoses osiaa al Sena.
tet.
Sorsbaa bIen en- &pffe SorIaa
beotaeet | begge Slie. Suiet pebtog
blanot andre ct, iom bempuoiger
Sfolebeitprere at oprette gftenIfoIer,
ct, JON b%eItemmer, at Salooner boil.
oes luffeoe paa Observation-Disclosures,
ct, iom forbbber afifebigeIie al ar.
beioere, forbi De bor gfort Streif, ct,
iom forbpber 6orfaIifning al Sorg,
bum Sirup. Senatet peotog blanbt
dnore Sborpes 5orilag ON, at Som
gresfonoibater nomineres / &onoen.
tion, Bugbs ON aniettelie al ge.
tiente | &orniripeftions. 8eparte.
mentet, Sfstbnns ON en- SiIfeitb.
flRfnings AnitaIt / @Ienpoob, SEQ,
miteinoitiaing ON gepilening al
$4,000 til at ubtappe RprIano /
Den norolise Gel al Srnten, Sortons
Sorilag ON of iamIe og ioeioe 60.
pene angaaenbe assurance, Serris's
ON frie SfoIebsger / pisfe uafbpn.
gige 3iItrifter. Senatet forfaiteos
Dorieps 5orilag, iom ptIbe tiGabe
Sufferfompaniet at anIesee Sag
MOB Staten for at faa ubbetaIt 800
900 | Bounty. Sliiet forfaitebe
Sorilaget ON at oprette en- 8eifom.
mission for Staten. Srebag pebtog
Suiet 0onlinss Sorilag ON, at 8an-
bi6ater til 8ommerembeoer life ifaI
opitiaes iom gartifanbiooter. RlI.
Iifrans Sorilas ON Sunbeifat bIeo
forfaitet. -Senatet forfaitebe @rego.
rps Sorilag ON, at SfpIebsrn life
ifitlbe tuinees til at Inbe fig bafci.
mere. Der peotoges ct 5orilae al
Semis ON at Jamie BET biitortife Ia.
terrible angaaenbe Iinneiota.S pIoa-
tiers 8~eltugelie / ben ipanif.ameri-
fan'fe 8rig. 2igelebes ct Sorilag al
Sbut8 ON en- 9ommer til for BET
9be 9iItrift, ct SoriIag al S6oin
ON 8aretageIie af Stats6tbl;otbefet.
2srbdg boIbt blot Sliiet Wsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
S
TIL MoRToN CO.. N. OAK.

TIL MORTON CO.. NJ. OAK,
hocr Der q ~'rpafbar. tort Tlulbiurb mtb l~luberlaa at
esrs. ps h0pr if9u NpIiaarr. ia6bstuttti Ratstorn,
pppr @pbI Bomb I Srpube. 10 NJ 30 Rob epht. pl
frtt GuI. &edturSr tOores I'm ca. ser ugtr Dseies
rtfnHSr ioIgss til 9lstu-8riisT 9t Ger $4,000
AcRs % tGIser 6~orminrb iorS 81 til Sl2 Grassland fra
81 III 100 Auss frit Sp~mehsaes9aHb gtav.
$50 ENvtp egs-r TypfEeas~ 81
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
glsiitereuSe goitmeiter.

8i erfarer, at ben npe 8oitmeiter
bar uon9prt Hobert 1ilIer, Der
flere gor bar ppret asfiiterenbe De.
potosent paa RiIpaufee gnnen, til
Seputp 8oitmeiter. Mr. Iiner oa
Mr. @. 8runoeien far p9ret be TO
Gniseere til bette @mbeoe, og 8run.
oeienS 8enner boabeoe, at ban pilbe
fao Soften, men BEN er life iao inb.
bringenoe, at ban al ben 8runo i9r.
Zig Dilbe I9gee fig efter at fao ben.
Get er 10 ogiaa en- temmeIig tpnn.
gen Stiling. l1aatet 9pens Rorife
naturIiepis BELT bapSe ieet Ell 9oro,
mano ubnppnt, er BET niitnof Den al.
m~inbeIiee Iening, at Wr. Riaer |
enbper Senieenbe err psl fpalificaret
for BIabien. San er en- benlig oe
imsbefommenbe Wonb, iom bill inIbe
StiIlingen pno en- tilfrebsitiaenbe
Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
6amIe baoeIonoineer.
Sra Gunner ifripeg til "8eitoplel

Sra Gunner ifripes til "8eitopl9n-
bingen":
5soeraaosfone anne So~rgersoatter
6latln iplbte ben 25be 5ebruar So
Gar. s ben ~9lnleOning bar aIle biem.
mep9renoe Barn og mango Borne.
bern ianit flcre 8ranuefoner frem.
msot for at bpOre ben gamIe. Wan
bar iammen lanat uoooer ap9l0en,
% ben eamle bar utr9ttelig / at for.
t9ae Siitorier %fornemmelig ira RlOre
Gage.
Sun bar fsbt paa @aaroen Hsi.
Jun | Gran 1915 oe Der fonfirmeret
ben 28be Marts 1929 al Rieruli.
Sun bIep gift en- Naaneo for SUI
1885 % flptteSe iaintiois til 5latla.
Siin bnpbe fire Ssifenoe % nogIe
SaIpisifenbe. Senbes Mtartb bar Ole
9orserien 6Iatla, iom Osbe ior "a
aar iioen. San bar fsot pna Gr9ite,
enfei9bet StubItao / Gran. San
fisbte 6latla / 1920 og forpagtebe
@aaroen bort til 1929, Sa ban ielp
fog ben | @rr,g.
De bar bant 9 9prn ialt, booraf 3
er reiIt til amerifa. gle oisie er an
tagelig oebe. @n bar man life bsri
noset fra pnn "a aar, en- gift Gatter
0soe oeroper for enoel Inr tilbage
og ben 1Ibite al 8ernene, Berger,
osbe Der ibsit, 81 aor ganrneI. af
De biemmeppren6e er ire bpoe og tire
ilioe. Ole 6Latla, Som MI bar @adr.
ben, itaar / Ntibten al Ssifenr9ffen
90 baooe A plore % A pngre S~sifenbe.
Sun bar iaIt 80 8srnebsrn, boorai
81 er ilipe. Sum bar ogiaa Borne.
berns Born / Imerifn.
Srobs fine SS aar aaar bun og iteI.
Ter / Suiet ielp og bar alt iaa rent og
pent og net, iaa mangen en- ung fan
prspe at gisre benoe eiter. Sum op.
particle line @i9iter til aoRlbs 81. a.
meb Smer, BuItoit, SpiboYt os Wps.
oft, JON aft bar lapet al ben ganrle
og pent Og gobt, iaa bet bar Ell 6or.
nsielie at lie.
Sum bsrer nofiaa bra og fan lpie
peo SiGIp al 9ri1er peo 9ampeIps.
Sun er meget GLAD 9psntng.
SenSeS aanoseoner er ~beitnbrings.
peroige. Raar man innffer meo ben.
6e, glentmer man benbes mango Iar;
Iprlie or benoes SufommeIie neiten
mageIe$. gun buffer % fan fortPae
brer Smaaiing, bun bar oplepet.
Sum er noget al ct lepenoe gpgoe'
9erifon.
Sum bar set soot, Ieper i SreS %
@nigbe0 meb Ssnnen % Ssnnefonen,
Tom gigr aft for, at BEN gantle fan ga
BET goSt % bore tilfreos. Sum faar
ogiaa Sslelie al, at ale Ssrnene Ell
meset gIao / benoe.
Gunner bar oaiaa nogle Snooao'
mere oper 90 Mor. Den plhite er ga.
Wellem so % so bar ri temmelig
mango. 8lmnSt bisie bar ri ben me-
get befienSte @ergelmos. 8utter, Tom
bleo feot Sulebas 1916 pg par sc
Iar afpigte Sirleong. San Ieoer MI
pua Gunner Sattigoaien pan en- Blaos
unoer Gunner. San er aloeles lisp.
San fan buife aainle cling, men in.
tet, iom banoer mi, fienSer life igien
fienSte ISolf % fommer on mo til
BAN, iperser ban Dig gierne 10 8dnae
efter binnnoen, boem on er uben at
funne buife set eIer BRACES til Rin.
be, bpem ban taler meo. San ier
sobt uS, meget beore eno paa Sioiten,
ga ban Qif omfrng.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
GerDrab % Smegn.
Sen ice april 1908.
@ammcI settIer spb.

@uuif Glen ! Springfield Somn-
hip Ssoe Ssnonss Iften en- MIber
al omtreni SO gar. afopSe Tom til
anterifa 1850, tiIbraste ct anr poo
&oibfonous, @is.. fom til Soma |
1851 % buiatte iia Der i.Sprine-
fieIb EofDnibip, bpor ban iioen bar
boet. San efterIaoer Tia Some, Der
er omtrent rs slar eammel, % 8
Conner Iarnt 5 3stre er lime. 6
Sstre er bebe. Glen pos en- at Stif-
terne al Springfield Wenigbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
senator {. 9. sbprpc / MinneiOta

bar ira 9iifop Sfaar ! Srpnobem
mcbtaget en- Saffeifripelie ior SIR.
37,147.72. ion giennem DIR. Sborpe
er ienot ira Mineiota til ~nsplibenoe
| 9orse. gensere er i,aSeIte @ur.
aes rorolige anrter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
apripunben. ephraim Coon. en- *

Tpripmnocn. gpbraim Coon en- rig
oanoeier | 81. eoitiS @ointp, Nsinn.,
opbolot iis / @oibinston 9opieis
Gountp. SSnS., men iorinanot ocn
2hen slpriI. Mr. %. 9imoen, Jon
ioreitaar ct ~Snoeitment Gompanp" !
Chicago, trpr, at Coon er bIepen mpr.
Oct, oo ban baoSe Here buuoreoe Dol.
lars paa iis. Gan bar 90 Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

Sbe General Snpeftment 60. Of Senper,
COLORADO. bpis advertisement iinoeS paa ct
anpet Steo i 8laoet bar - efter boao Dor
llnoerigselie bar bra9t for Sa9en - INIT
tet til zig npale Of be bepite WRno i Colo.
raop. ps tnis uo9eu al bore 2Riere Itriper
efter beres BOG, Der ieuoes frit, pg bar 2pFt
til at anbrinse eubel al fine Sparepenee
hos Dem. iaa tror ri, at famine piI bIi spbt
% ~retIfaffent iprpaltet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
SonGrmantmooe.

Soa 21tber acobemp | aIbert Sea,
Riur. ,mSotes Ianoa8 Den. 13Ss
april 6reeborn 9ountpS norif. Iutber'
ife aonfirflanter ira 1853. Get par
IS, iom oensons gif og IGIte, o8 ollie
er en0ru ilipe ~unotager 2; men fun
Is msOte frem. Set bar g. Sui
branoion, ". ). auoericn u. 8.
Stppc. $. 3. Slitao 90 0trS, 6. 6.
SobnIon. ale boenoe ! hilbert Sea;
oesl,ber S.sG. 9seEipn % Ole 5. OF
ion ira Sapparo. 6. 6. Scbnion ira
Bath, 0trS. 8. 8. Stppe og MrS. 6.
g. Sobn&ruo ira IIbert Sea Soun'
hip, MRS. 5. u. Rsolrter os @rS.
y, Sangeh ira &iceiano. Srof. u,
.. gnSenon ira @aoiion @is,.
hoISt Souatolen, bnorti fsieoes torie
Saler al SIC. Mellon, 6, @. Sobns'
ruo. 8oitos 90. Smebn % gaitor
8. Z. Strouo.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11

For further information relative to rates,
ctc., call on, or address,
GEO. Il BRIhN, Gen. hg'. Groenville, q c.
ERNE'T WILLIAMS, Don. Pass Agt.
u. NJ. ~ on Traffic Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11

people with some thoheyed provision
Tor their earlier Waite, estimates lat
at Saoo head il w6fld cost only
Sio'ooo,0oO n year, which is loss
than one tw"lfth Of the nations revo.
nue. from it's internal taxes, o, in
forty years tho total eost wonld be
S4'9,0OO,OO0, or 100000, 600 loss
than England has just paid for poocc
ana tranquility III ireland. n any
OF you who hear should care to in-
vestigate this phase Of the question
deeply, ana to carry these calcnla
tions forward, you will find Mr.. Me-.
R'"ley's book, An Appeal to rha
f"of',' one 1f the most Instructive and
convincing volumes you have owe,
rnal."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11
RAIL ROAD.
LEAVE.
4 kIeI VE.
Il. G. BRAH TlE, Receiver
In Etic { June 4 1907.

All regular trains from Bolton to Walhaia,
nave precedence over trains OF same class
moving In tho opposite direction unless 9th
crWlse specified by train order.
Will aiso stop at the following stations TO
IaRH on ana let on passengers: Phinney'a
Jarnes aQd sand y Springs.
J. Il. ANDEkSON. Superinte ndent
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11

newspaper discussing the status Of
hatnral'zed American citizens in the
Turkish Empire. Our Quaker CITY
contemporary observes.
FOR 30 years tho position OF our
natuallzod citizens in Turkey has
boon unsatisfactory, we'll nigh dis.
graceful. The dispute ia ono Of long
standing. Up to tho close OF our
Owl var the position Of natoralizod
otizons ia Turkey was one which
ore"tod no difficulty, either for tho
Porte or the United States. During
That struggle u number Of former
SUBJECTS Of tho Sultan II Turkey
served in the army, md on obtaining
their oit'z"nship at tho Gloss Of their
term Of seryice went back to Tnr.
key"
| II 10 u pity that orr Philadslphin
contemporary was not in position to
| ''"'' 'A"'''? ''''h "h"t cIasses OF
Turkish suhjects Uncle Sam'a ngonts
"h'"'n"i reorIiis Judging from tho
character "f so'un Of the cnmpaigns
~ D'Si" particularly in tho Valley
Of Vuninn aud IN tho fnuoua "mnroh
through N"org'n" it might be infer
'"d that thor" waa corpa OF l'nahi-
6"2""ko IN tn" South during tho
OWL war.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11
H0aS0N 70 WE'D MISS BRYhn7
GoSSips Say fhe r1errlmac Hero VIM Mar.
~ Daughter of the Nebraskan.

A special to The Augusta IIotald
t"" W"yhesville, N. O., says, The
g"ssipa at this resort never hod 90
much to talk about as at rroanni
They have 1t that Cnps. I1i"hunond =.
'l"hs"n, the famous hero Of The Mer-
''mac. ia to marry Miss Ruth Eryon.
the "Idcat daughtor Of William Jon
n'nga Bryan. Japt. itohsun hin,aelf
d""llhes TO either coulirn o., ,lnuy
W" rn'n"r. This much 10 cnrtn,uly
hun--Capt llubsun writes u lnlte,
!" N''ss Bryan every day IN tho week..
""d just aa often docs hn receive a
'"'"'''y "dlreHsed envol"r" p"a,
marked Lincoln, Nel.
O"rt. 'lobson wns the g,,os, of his
relative, Major W. ". H,rinpliold,
"""r the White Sulphur Hp,iugn, nnd
during Tho iirat wnrk uf hia atny hn,r
VIVA uvn, whelmnd with inviiniirue
from d"aiEninE mamnas, and the
a'''n'nor gitls nt the ap,inra hnaniuo,l
MN with rruu"a'a fn, nn,"grnvhp
pictures, etc When it. hnrnmn known
thnt Cnrt. lIubson VIVA Writing 81,
"asidunusly to Mise Bryau ihoan NJ
'"nl'o'.s nlnost rpnsrl. Nnrl. lirh
H"n '''h not 'l"ny tn" onu"t,nuou,
"'d W." G"aala hoot nj tho auguou
'i"n that. their au,n,ian ia iucun,oc,
Mia" l|rynn 10 IN hcr IUih yno,.
Nh" h""nn" quite prnmiu Vt rorouily y
through hnr announced inionliuu uf
'""'"H "r settlement w"'k IN Nhrng"
'h'' f"'' ""l levoIinr hc, lfo to-
"hn'ity
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11

charleston and western Carolina RWV Co
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line
(Schcdulo In effect August I, 1907
Ntc"d DoWn) (Sead Up>
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11
HE Holy CITY.

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11
THE STAR or BBfHL fHBM.
Evidence that Counts for Much toward
Confirming the Biblical story.
Chicago later Ocean.

NeaflY threo hundtrd years ago
the great ast ronomer Kepler, devout
aa wnll ne n learno,' man, sought
nathnmatirally TO demonstratn tho
truth OF the story of the Star Of
Bethlehem. Applying the laws Of
tho motion of the stars ho had dis
| covered. hn calculatnd' tint on the
nIght of Deoe,uhor 81 2G, 6 =. G.,
| thetn occurred, viaihln IN fa!nstiuo,
n maximum cun junction uf Jupiter
and Saturn
That ia. on That night the w" rlan
nts, as sr"n from that part II the
| earth. were directly ia limo anh fo, n
tiun would hr annn ~ ono aiar, com
hnins tn" hfiIIiancy II both Knplnr
Thought this conjunction nSrl"innh
| tho oppea, ,aur" nf Tho unusually
| bright. st,angn sinr which ounIeh
tn" ahnpherIs aud which tho W ian
Men arw aa they cn'n" from the
Eaat.
-,
Then aoh"ln,a working "n New
Testam"nt chrnnrl"gy hnonun smiths
| fnd thnI tho hntna uf bnnuyai,,a.
'nrl They found evidence that
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-09-11
Uhe NerAld and Newr
LET US SEPARATE THE RACES.
Plea Of John temple Graves At Chicago
University. II God Maie the Negro
TO Live In Africa.

livered m address ", "The Ftohlem
OF the Races" in Chicago Thursday
morning before tho forty eighth
convocation Of tho University u thi
cago. tie aaid in part:
"Separation OF tho races is tho way
the only way. n trd hath made Of
ono blood al the nations of the earth
Etc hath also 'ostahlishoh unto thom
the ,notna and hounds IT thor hahi-
tation' flo did not intend that OPP
posita aud antagouis,ic rarns should
1.-Two t"gcthor The p,einhicn "f ranr
is n pointing Of Ptuyi,]nnoe, md tho
antag"nsn of peoples 10 the fixed
policy hy which cod peop|es The
different pu,tiona " The un'yetan anl
oatah'iahes the Individuality uf the
na'ions The net 'hot brought those
people t"gethn' "n This continent
WA n ain ~ The fafhn,s a sin uf
greed, ~ iniuuity uf t'oln md The
sorrow nod "uIfn'ing ~ the rr"snnt
10 fn' the si' " ~" t,nst an ntniust
na'u," anh " GIN aGaiusf Good. The
"u'sn "nu h" iift"l unly whnn nptu,e
IN yul,"o,"I oul Nud 10 uheyoh
w" luuhl"m will hn aulvnd ruly when
the upr,n 10 ,nstu,"i tu tho nruulu
~ his hahi'ntnn.
~ 10 nni'hn, iu,uapihl" nn, i'm
lna"'irahIn ~" nlnrunrlu 40 will
inr md ~" way 10 ~ ,norh 1hia
- n"t " ''"y "f Representatives, Tho
hand " ~" Almighty ia o'"n,lily
opening "" why.
"lt may hn thn' ~" iolouha IF thn
a"n wnr" Vlo"nh w. r'rvil"nr" ~
"'N hn"j'ing ~ furnish ~ ouuwn, IT,
tho lnnhl"n rf IT," two
"F'" Hrulh !" unilh", r,u"l w.,
n"n rnt'ini'", nn,| IT," Nm,h kuuws
II wv" NrIh 10 n",thn, i,nu,rvnl,ln
n"' vinAi"iiv", nul w." I'rn,h kuuwa
II " ni'hn, " "" 10 ,n,r'nknu, n,L
u hw'h " W. mn mioun,ln,oirrh. wa
~" y" "n" I'"nII". nul W" must
mo"' nVn" Tive ,nin " ,ur N,,rihn,
hNnN onl wv, ,lrati,,y
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

\ subscriber asks US TO give
the relative value of peas, wheat,
rye and soghum seed for poul.
try food.
Wheat is. perhaps, the bcs, Of
all grain food for poultry, al
though we prefer oats If given
exclusively. Wheat, like corn,
is inclined to produce fat, and for
this reason should be fed rather
sparingly.
Rye IN totally unh. for poultry
food, although small lots OF i,
wilt do no harm.
Sorghum seed furnishes
change which the fowls will en-.
JOY, but should not be fed in any
quantity.
Peas also furnish an agreeable
change, but their use should be
limited TO that cnly.
We should place the cereals in
,h's order: Oats first. aud Tor
continual daily ration; wheat
second, and only sparingly or cy-
cry other day; corn third. and
only IN cold weather or when lat
,en,ng poultry for market. A..
other grains 10 be fed only when
change desired.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

in other words we apply more
poison.
want to say that little chicks
have sleepy nerves on their backs
and that # they can get their
backs against something, and if
the hea, generated by their
bodies is largely confined to their
bodies. they will grow fat 10
weather that is quite cool with
out much additional applied heat.
The plan Of applying bea. enough
10 make the chicks coutcnted
without a hover is contrary 10
the natural make up OF the chick.
Those who read this article
will make no mistakes IN think
ing these things oyer.-Ex.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Where fowls have free ranges
on farm Or large lot, there j.
seldom an intcr,ilc egg. says !.
writer IN an exchange. Too
many males should not DC ALLOW.
cd ,o run with the flock, about
h''ccn hens TO one cock or ca, hcr.
q OF the small breeds and abo0,
ten Ia one III large breeds
Where there is only 4 small llrct
keep TWO males. Keep one pen
ned up. with feed water aud gr.,
and change the males every d1y
or two, The flock i KEEP, quts:-
CT IN this way than II more than
one male are in the flock. ponpt
feed more than they VII! readily
pick up and make them scratch
Tor part of their feed. Keep
water and gti, before them aud
eggs vii! be sure 10 hatch. ~.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01
Poultry Yard.

Lack OF gravel at this season
is often the cause OF indigestion
and crop bound condition in the
flock.
4 little buckwhea,, about one
fourth Of the grain ration. is good
To encourage the. hens TO lay.
Try it,
\ few oats added 10 the daily
ration and plenty OF exercise for
the breeding OF stock will ensure
fertile eggs.
New blood for mex, year may
be secured through the purchase
OF eggs this spring. Yoc can
watch the Young birds grow ard
Judge o: their value.
Some people appear 10 think
that any old barren soil will ans
yer tor poultry farm. II the
soil ~ rich enough TO grow grain
and grass the feed bill may be
greatly reduced. Choose good
land by all means.
The ideal nest for the sitting
hen - one not so lat that the
eggs roll away aud become chill
cd, and yet not 80 concayc tina,
the eggs roll TO the center so
closely that when the hen steps
among them she IL liable 10 break
some oil them.
There may be nothing III IL.
but wc always liked the old fash.
ioncd way oi keeping Matching
eggs wrapped in WOODEN cloths.
II II docs nothing more Il helps
to maintain uniform tcmpcra.
turc and 20 prevent the loss OF
water from evaporation.
y has,y glance through the
large number catalogs OF poultry
and poultry supplies lately RI.
cciycd 1t this Office, reveals the
fact that there has been won.
dcrtul Improvement in rcccn,
years in their literary form and
in the amount OF Information
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01
they impart.

they imparL
"lf your houses are warm and
dry the birds will not have the
roup," writes a correspondent.
We can not endorse the state
ment without qualification. The
most carefully guarded flock will
contract the disease il the infee-
ton is in the atmosphere in their
vicinity. We say this for the en-
coursgement of careful poultry
keepers and not for the other
kind.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Prof. Herrick has placed the
people OF Miss. under obligation
to him by writing that useful
Bulletin on The Chicken Mite. "
Every farmer has needed il for
years.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

The hens need toilet pow der
they arc truly feminine and
must have it, but they arc not
partic ular as to the brand. ANY
good road dust will do. Fill a
box with dust, sprinkle a little
crude carbolic acid on itand stir
we'll, and If the hens arc lousy
they will no, be after they have
applied the powder few times.
Bowel trouble with little chicks
means most anything. There
are perhaps dozen causes and
and a. many prcventiycs, while
the real cures arc very scarce
things. Bowel trout bic goes with
nearly every little chick ailment.
IN fact. /, ~ about all the iudica-
ton that wc have OF sick chick.
There arc other indications with
II. such a. pcgging around .'as il
on s''''s, and dropping wings.
aud persistent, sleeping. but i, il
very seldom tina, chicks all with.
on, bowel trouble. IN lac, there
Is not much 10 a bran new chick
except the digestive organs.
The causes for howell trouble
IN some instances traces back 10
the weak conditions OF the ilock
tha, laycd the eggs. or the care
OF the eggs before they started
TO incuba,c. or the lack oi v.n,i.
laiion, or the hen setting too close
or not close enough. /, nigh,
be traced back To several things
that affect the vitality OF tn,
embryo Of the chick. But the
most common cause for bowrl
trouble Is over heating. or over.
chilling, either cause IL followed
bv levers and chills and bowel
trouble. | am convinced tina,
overwhelming brings il on more
often than any other cause.
When chick is ovcrhca,cd and
goes through a sweating process
II gets sick, has chills ana wants
to he mothcrcd just like any
other sick baby, and nine times
on, Of ten we apply more heat, or
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

II proper houses, large enough
are provided for the chickens, il
will not be necessary TO drive
tenn out Of the stables and barns
every evening.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Clean the hen house weekly
and apply kerosene oil 10 every
part. Lime, sulphur. and car
bolic acid are all good discnicc.
tants.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

1t is estimated tina, eggs cost
81 cents per pound. Is i, not
strange that so few men engage
in the poultry business
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Pure bred poultry pay best.
And Why should farmers ccntin-
ne TO keep scrubs \ sitting Of
eggs cost very little.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Cleanliness-This word ought
10 be kept IN mind in regard 10
water. food. nests, coops. houses.
and fowls.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

There is nothing that pays Il
larger profit 10 the farmers for
the time and money invested than
poultry.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Filth is the cause OF disease in
the world. This is true OF the
animal aud vegetable kingdom.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Pure water is cheap and should
be kept where the poultry may
have ready access 10 it.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Scaly legs in fowls can DC
cured by dipping them in kero-
sine oil early in the morning.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Poultry should not b" forced
to use their energy TO support
mites and lice.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-07-01

Keep the sick fowls separated
from the well ones.