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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-06-15

Find enclosed check 'or an.
other \ months continuance OF
add. ioar paper ~ all q. h.
We have more orders than we
can ill.
Shipped = pigs 5.l' u 10 South
Carolina and : 10 Mississippi
and - pit games 10 Mexico.
Viii ship pigs next week 10
South Carolina > 10 Georgia and
, 10 limos.
TtGcIE Bros.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-06-15

The sole purpose OF finishing
bunch o. pigs al an early age is
10 make them more profitable BY
saving feed. /; takes a certain
amount merely 10 keep them. and
the shorter the time they arc
kept the l:ss they Will cost. So
far II is a simple problem, but,
there arc other factors which en-.
ter IN. The pushing process
may be the most costly 10 the
end because !, requires the feed.
ing o: large quantity o: high.
PRICED grain or mill siafs, wher.
cas- by utilizing tho pastures and
The woods they NAV make a
cheaper growth and ultimately
60 10 narkctai less cost. i,may
&c said tina; the pasture has value
IN proportion 10 the grain. Some.
times !, has and sometimes j;
has no; ali depends on wha,
something else could get out O: il
in the way Of gain ard conse.
sequen; cash. The points tha,
early maturity. 10 the sense o;
marketing hogs a, an early age.
II the ties, thing only when i; il
the cheapest. 4 man can afford
10 wait couple o! months 10 pu,
his pigs on the market !: by u;li.
ixing pastures or forage and "a.
wing high-priced grain can do !,
cheaper. The ,os, o: marketing
pound OF pork and 20, the time
II takes TO do i; IL the vital point.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-06-15

EpIToE SO. FAsN GAzrTTE.-I
DO not know when my subserip-
lon is out, 50 please notify me a.
bout same. ! shall try in a few
day 20 get YOU seve-a. subscrib-
ers: perhaps Il IS best 10 first
sendsample copies TO the names
Inclosed and tell them 10 sub
scribe through me a. am more
than glad TO help Won IN yorr
good work. Nv former PROBES.
sor We!oourn did much Tor the
farmers o. Mississippi and is no
doubt the bes; informed man on
Southern agriculture in the
South but be failed TO give the
Gazette the time ;ha; you do. II
every farmer 10 the state would
take your paper be would &c re-
paid thousand fold If he fol-
loves your Instructions; be can.
not fail i: he works and studies
fertilizers and the nature o. RS
soil, Stock raising FOR this sec
ton o! the county should be cx-
tensively carried on with farm
ing a. there ~ lots o: opcc land.
and cattle only have 10 be led two
months 10 the year 10 be profit
able 10 this section. ba; there arc
lots OF people who never feed a,
all and still arc successful. La.
ter will give youa general ou;-
line OF this section. - Su bscribcr.
Many ,harks brother for your
words OF appreciation and for the
names. You are RICH, 10 your
views OF stock raising. VIII be
delighted 10 hear from youatany-
time. Editor.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-06-15

Agric ultura! Fairs viii DC held
in Siarkvillc and Columbus next
Fall. a good lis, OF premiums
will be given at each place for
stock and other exhibits. Now
il the time TO bcgingeuing ready
10 show your stockand other farm
products 10 people OF this section
OF the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
FRENCH NOT EMlGRANTs.
There Are No Organizations for the
Encouragement of Enligra-
ton to America.

The number of French citizens who
small that neither the government nor
private parties have created organiza-
tions for aiding and stimulating emigra-
ton.
The medical examination Of all emf
grants is made by the French emigra-
ton doctor Gan official appointed by the
French government), by the chief med
zeal officer OF the French line, by the
doctor Of the steamer upon which the
emigrants are to be embarked. and by
two other medical officers belonging &c
the steamers of the French line then in
port; so that each emigrant is generally
examined by at least i've physicians
Special attention is paid to diseases 81
the eye, skin, and scalpaand imnlco-
ately an emigrant is found whose entr.
into the United States is considered
doubtful he Is placed at one side and
f.ept there until all the emigrauts have
passed. Then the physicians gathered
together, examine him again, and con
suit owe his case. He is then refused
or accepted. All the emigrants arc
'vaccinated, and, after being examined
by the last physician before whom
they pass, are given a card stating
that they have been v%accinated and
have passed the sanitary examination.
They then, to gain access to the ship
are obliged to go through a narrow
nVif fhrntIUh which nn1u nnn nnrrnD
can pass at a time, and are again in
spected by the government emigrant
physician and one of the French lines
medical officers, to whom the emf
grant must show his card. At the
gangway Of the steamer the card must
the company before the emigrant can
embark. The medical examinations
are conducted in the presence of my.
self or the vice consul.
The most undesirable emigrants
who embark at Hayre for the United
States are thoae who come from the
Levant via Marseilles. The percen.
tage of Syrians Turks, and Greeks
refused at New York and sent back
during 1902 was much larger than
that of the emigrants from other
countries.
The ability of our country to assim,
ilate the class of emigrants which is
now pouring into the United States,
the bulk of which coming, as it does,
from races socially and politically diff
ferent from our own, is a question
which is rightfufy giving great con,
Germ to those who are interested in the
future welfare of our country. In ad.
dition to the proposed legislation tc
decrease undesirable emigration tc
the United States. educational re-
quirement to test the mental capacity
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
NEED Or An AMBULANCE.

IL hardly seems possible that some
one has offered to give Perth Amboy
an ainbnlanoe for the hospital and the
city has not grasped ct the opportuni-
~. According to the information
given, the emily condition a.Jaohed to
the gift is that the oity take care of tine
vehicle. Could anything be more rea-
sonable? Surely the city fathers are
not waiting for some one else to offer
10 boar the expense Of keeping it in
commission.
Perth Amboy is greatly in need Of
an ambulance as was demonstrated
yesterday when one man was killed
and another fatally hurt by falling
from the roof of st. Mary's new
church. 1t might be said to be almost
criminal in a CITY the size of Perth
Ainboy, to keep q man. SO badly in
iured. waiting so long while an am
bplance came from the Raritan
aper Works Tiie ambulance:should
Be kept in The central portion of the
oitysready 70 respond the instant the
oall IL given. We have fire apparatus
nicely housed, with harness SUSPENDED,
ready I'd. dash forth the instant there
ii an alarm Of fire. The people pay
for the maintenance of this as a
matter of course. But the fire ap-
paratus 10 TO protect our property.
How much more. then, should the
people be willing to support an ambu-
lance, which is to save human lives.
II the fire houses and suspended har-
ness are necessary for fire protection,
the same is true, only more so, of the
ambulance for life protection.
This is a matter that should be SER
iously considered. II any man is
generous enough 70 give Perth Amboy
~ ambulance the citty, by all means,
should be only too Willing to pay for
its support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Sept. S.-Bur-
glars have made a raid on Y%adkinvillc.
Yadkin county, n. G. They blew open
the safe of the county treasurer, J. A.
Logan, in his store and secured be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000, The safe in
the ~postotfice was also blown open.
Postmaster Mackie reports that over
$40 was stolen. The burglars secured
tools from a blacksmith shop in the
town. County Treasurer Logan offers
a reward of $1,000 for the capture of
the burglars and money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

BALDWINSyILLE, Mass, Sept. s.
George II. Dudley, a contractor for
construction work at the Massachu-
sefts School For Feeble Minded. was
struck BY q piece of rock from a dyna-
mite blast and sustained a compressed
fracture Of the skull. He was eating
his dinner about 800 feet from the blast
and had been cautioned. His skull
was uephined, but the operating sur
geon gives little hope of recovery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

OF the alien, & limit of GO years, re
fusal of all aliens who arc physically
deformed, etc. | would most earnestly
recommend that a certificate of ad
mission, issued by our consular Off
GERS at the %consulates nearest to the
places from which the emigrants
commence their journey, duly visaed
and stamped by the consular officers
at the ports of embarkment, be re
qu,red of each emigrant before being
allowed to enter the United States
As al additional safeguard a heavy
fine should be imposed on all steam
ship companies who would bring emf
grants not provided with consular GER
tifcatcs of admission. The certificate
Of admission should contain a full de,
scriptiGn of the person to whom 1t is
given. by which he or she could be cas-
lily identified, and should only be is
sued after careful and searching
examinations of the would-be emf
grant to ascertain II he or she would
'fiiiflf.aH the requirements of bur emf
grafton laws, To the centers of emi
grafton from which the dangerous
and undesirable class comes trained
immigrant inspectors should be sent
to assist the consular officers by max.
Ing tours through tho villages, towns,
etc, where the emigrants live, inyHs-
,igating any frauds which might be
attempted, or, in other words, to
gather information which would enn-
BILE the consular officer to weed out the
bad emigrants from the good. The
consular officer, before issuing the GER
t~ificate, should require enigrants ia
present a easier judiciare," which
would state the moral record of the
beafer in the eyes of the law, or. in
countries where such papers are not
obtainable, to bring a certificate Of
gcd morals" duly legalized by a cum
petent official of the village, town. or
city whence the emigrant comes II
may be said that In somo countries
the authorities are in league with the
INSCRIPTIONS emigration agencies and
would issue any paper that might be
needed, but it would not take long
for our immigrant inspectors to lis
cover such frauds. In almost all Eu-
,opean countries public records OF
paupers, prostitutes, and criminals
arc kept, to which the consular officer
could have access.
The economic conditions prevailing
In Europe and the prosperity which
has been reigning in our country have
stimulated to a great extent the cur
rent of natural emigration TO the
United States; but in my opinion if
the inspection of emigrants com.
menced at the fountain head, the flow
of the unnatural and dangerous class
would be greatly decreased instead Of
increasing annually.
A. M. THACKARA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
Pcnce and Lovc ln rhlllnninea.

ROME, Sept. S.-Father Ambrose
Agius, the new delegate to the Philip
pine Islands, has had frequent confer
ences with the pope and with Cardinal
Merry del Val, papal secretary of state,
regarding the situation of the church
In the islands and also with Archbish-
OPP Chapellc, the apostolic delegate to
Cuba and Porto Rico, who arrived
here Monday and who was the first pa
pal delegate at Manila. Father Agius
Is carefully studying voluminous docu-
ments relating to the church in the
Philippines and is formulating u pro
gramme which will look to the re-es-
Establishment of peace and love and OF
the apostolic spirit there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
EDITORS AT EsoPus.
Judge Parlxer's First speech Since
Nopdnatfon.

JndTc Parxer's First speech Since
NoPzfnntion.
Es0PUs, MI. T., Sept. S.-The first
speech by the Democratic presidential
candidate since his formal acceptance
Of the nomination on Aug. 10 was
made by Judge Parker at Rosemount
today In the presence of the visiting
editors of Democratic newspapers. 1t
took the form of a reply to an address
Of greeting made by Charles w. Knapp
Of st. Louis.
The editors came by train from New
York on the Hudson River railroad to
Hyde Park. whence they crossed the
river In their W boat, which met
them there. Judge Parker spoke from
the veranda ut Rosemount. and, with
the exception of the brief speeches,
there was nothing formal about the
occasion. Luncheon was served ON the
boat at the Esopus landing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
Crown prince Fights Forest Fire.

GELBENSANDE, M~ecklenburg-
Schwerin, Sept. S.-There has been u
fire in the forest near the hunting lodge
where the Grown Prince Frederick VIII
liam is visiting the Grand Duchess An
astasia of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
her daughter Cecilia, the betrothed
wife of thecrown prince. The latterand
other members of royal families there
assisted the foresters and servants in
extinguishing the flames, which if al
lowed to spread would have endan-
gered the lodge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

pANvILLE, Va. Sept. S.-W. T..
Harris, Wicker Arms, Dan II. Talley,
Bud T. Pruitt, George c. Mills, r. ].
Lynch and Whit Meyers have been
convicted in the corporation court of
participating in the mob that several
weeks ago attempted to lynch the ne
gro Roy Seals, charged with murder.
confined in the city Jail. The men We're
sentenced to pay a fine Of $50 and to
serve q term 81 day in Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

LEMON, Mass, Sept. S.-The daring
riding of Sir Mortimer Durand, the
British ambassador; Mr.. Wyndham,
one of the secretaries of the legation.
and Mr.. Van Ness Phillips of New
York in the tent pegging contest was
the feature of the gymkhana races at
T~anglewood, the summer home of
Richard G. Dlxey of Boston. There
were ten events, all arranged by Sir
Mortimer, and the entire summer col
ony witnessed the sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
Republican Convention at saginaw

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. S.-Russell
G. Ostrander of Lansing, Attorney
General Charles A. Blair of Jackson
and Circuit Judge Aaron V. McAlvay
of Manistee have been nominated by
the Republican judicial convention
here for Justices of the state supreme
court In a convention that was replete
with interesting features. The terms
for which they are nominated nre re-
spectiyely seven, five and three wears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

That war game down in Virginia
makes us think of the timo when we
used to play Indian, pointing the
! andle Of an old broom at another
follow and holler chang, your dead"
w%hereupon the other fellow would
either drop and be carried from thu
field or else claim that he shot you
first and insist that you drop and be
carried off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

Mayor Fagan, of Jersey City, has
made known his equal taxation plank
which he will ask the Republicans to
put in their State platform. If they
do it, they need have little fear of the
issue in the fall campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

.CHERBOURG, Sept. s. The cruisers
.rmpia flagship Of Rear Admiral
.yelD and Cleveland of the United
ties European squadron have arriy-
here from Gibraltar and exchanged
ties With the forts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

When people want help they adver-
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08

According to the Newark Evening
News, last night, the southern end of
the State is opposed to Black, of Hu I
son county, for the democratic
nominee for governor and favor Huds-
peth, who is also Of Hudson. 1t is
said tho people Of South Jersey do not
know Black. Have they forgotten the
time when he worked on his fathers
farm In Burlington county and
studied law in Mt. Holly? HIS
brother still conducts the old farm.
There are plenty of people around
Burlington county who we'll remem
Der "Charlie" Black.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
Maker For You

| will start you in the man
lfacture Of LIQUID METAL
POLISH.
Will sell you formula and
give buyer all information to-
ward the success and building
up of the business as well as
the proof of protitto be made.
Address, GOLDEN, care Of
News OFFICE. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1904.

1t may be that the aldermen have in
mind a new police station for next
year. This would mean a stable and
a patrol wagon. These vehicles are
SO arranged that they can be ensily
converted into an ambulance. AS the
site for the new police station, at
New Brunswick avenue and Fayette
street, is admirably located to answer
all general alarms, such an arrange
ment would give entire satisfaction.
1t is to be hoped that something along
this line will be accomplished before
many more such accidents MS occurred
yesterday shall happen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

@raue 2oden. groBgebliimter 9at=
tun. altmOOii9e Spiben : Gidis llro
Bertba's, iuaren geiern gbsno Die
6erridenoe Mooe i'm llnabb6nQiQen
3urnosrein, uno gar ltattlid nabm li9
bic altpdterlide 9ro9t inmitten Der
bon 9errn Sriimper in gintlang nit
benz Ssif seidafenen D~etorationen aug.
SO mar Der goa Der Mltoeutfhen, Der
Die srnBe 3abl Der Mitslisoer in Die
6ale BEG llnabbdn8igen 9urnbereins
bra9te.
Ge9en 9 llbr, ais bic prddtisen De-
forationel CUR @sniige betpunoert tuors
Den iuaren un6 aud man6er gefu9
oer .@oloenen Sonns" 9emndt mar,
begann bic bonn 9urn!ebrer 9utber
tunltpon erbadte polonoiie mad benz
9att vMable rtd rud rud" ourd ben
Gaal 3u tuanoern. Mn oerielbsn naba
men fOI9enoe Damen i'm GOfiim Sbeil;
Grau 9lua. Woerner, Grau Soc
Gdaub, Graii 8. Uinninser, Grau
j. Wad. 6rau 9beO. Woeruer, Grau
Wm. S9nittter, Grau 8. OfenhOrf,
Grau Gen. galmann, Grau Wm.
goams, 6rau 2eon Sargent, Jrau
Sim Robinion, 6rau Sobn Rau6,
Grau W. Snarb, Grau Wm. 8.
Wiaiams, Grau Stub. Mauratb, GralI
Gus S9aub, Grau 9Onp &raB, Grau
Capt. 1ielsr, Grau 6reo ROedert,
Grau Sobp Weilader, 6rau goni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
Nns otn @eri6ts6bien
Der Sroorid pro5e6.
8. Collins nno hcr NugellaBte
ielblf ipsroem ben 3emsenfan0
betreten.

Mit benz yerbbr Der 3eugen in Dem
pro3eHe Oes s. 8. 1roorid, ebemaligen
prdfoenten osr ~inIOlpeutsn Snoiana
Wational gant in Gltbart murbe se-
fern fortgefabren.
Yunoes.D iariet.Wnnalt Sealing unb
Iein qlIffient s. Or. So GOllette ers
tldrten gsIieru, oab fe bas @eiu6 DER
Qlnwdlte bes Collins. oenIelben auf Den
3eu9enftano gu rufeu, anneDmen MIR
ben, oerielbe io0 ieOod erit iurs Dor
Sdlllb oes Derb0rs Der gelafungs'
3eugen bernommen peroen.
Wie bic Wertheibiger bes BrOorid
Tagten, miro berIelbe ebenfaas ben 3eu.
gesifanb betreten.
gs miro an9enommen, oab 9eas
ling beute bas yerb0r Der Bee
Ialtungs3euasn idlieben miro.
Sn oisiem Sane miro Der Sail mabr.
Iheinlid am Grsitaa ben @roBgeidmo=
rensrl iiber9eben peroen.
Ser prcseB beg Walter Yropn piro
Johann an ndbiten Rontag ieinen
Mnfang nebmen.
Grau Yrobrid uno ibre GreunOin
Jrau Gann;e &. 8bompIon, peI9e 81
aleider 3eit wiireidaft fir groSrid
g~elsiliet bat, wobnten ipieosrum ben
Yertanblun9sn BET.
8. 6. Cane bon gltbart, prdiibent
Der 5. 6. Cane & Co., welde gigsn=
Thinner Der rgonfolioatso paper &
Bag Co." fino, mlroe geitern als 3euge
bsrnommen. gus fsinen 9iusiagen
ging berbor, bab bic GeTammt- paiiipa
Der @eisuIdaft CUR 3eit, als Der 3u-
iammenbru9 Der gant erfolgte, fih
auf S215. 900 beliefen; Der Snoiana
National Bant bon gltbart I6uloeten
fe $105, 900, iuelde gloten mieberum
BON Der gani als Actiba gefitrt ipur=
ben.
Mit weldem bobenlOIen 2ei@tlinn
bic Beamten Der Banf bic @e16dfte oer=
ielben fibrten, gebt aus oieism I'm
ftanOe berbOr, OaB cine eiraiee 5irma
Der Yanf $4,000 mebr ltulOete als ibr
8eiammtes 9etien-@ apita bstrug.
Die 8eiddfts : 9ransactionen stui-
fdsn Der gonfoIibateo 60. uno Der
gunt tparoen bauptiddli9 burG 6. 9.
grobrid uno Walter Broiprl, @dua=
ger besielben gefiibrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

Bonn difbetiihen StanDpnnfte aus
lam man iibrigens ben Yeoisnlfeten i'm
Weiben 0aus nidt 10 gan5 llnredt &c.
BEN, penn Ie segsu Die neus 9ipree res
monltriren llnD oielelbe als Elm .Qffen.
toIfiim" be3ei9nen; oenn namentlid
DIE bon Der Natur an ibren rnteren gr=
tremitdtsn sttuas ~fisfmatterli9 gsoa9-
ten ieben in oiefen tpeiBeu, enganlie=
genben anieboien gsraOe3u i9auOsrbaii
aus. Die ;Sadets fino bimmeIblau,
nit elmer Ooppelten Reibe bon filbernen
3n0pfen, bon Der 8rObe zines Silber=
Dollars, berieben. Qluf oiefen 9nDpfsn
1T h6dif beideioen plab eelaHen fir
Elm Wappen, iuel4es Dielleidt Elm ipdte=
rer y6erriher Der Der. Staaten" fiji
li9 effinoen mag. Ser gepuoerte 3opi
febli uorldufg aud nod 9an5 ale st.
feb fir ben Der Ration liebgetuoroenen
3opf oemoiratiider ginfa9beit, iui, ei
Dor Dem R~oOiebelt= Regime beitano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

Mueller, Grau 6en. Gdergens. 6rar
|SOiepb Miaer, Grau 8. Oberlcnoer,
Grau 2Ouis Sdaefer, 5rau go. s.
SaniO, Grau SEQ. ". 4iQingsr,
Grau 3. Douglas, Grau Sotn Sdu.
nader, Srau M. D~urcsepics, 6rar
@bas. @aIb, 6rau Wm. 2leis, Jruu
SarolO G6miot. Grau emanuel
S9lsgel, Jrau ginninger, Grau Sulius
Reinede. Grau q. Wsiimann. 6rar
Walt, Grau 1u1i. Gberldnber. Gral
Sobn Gebrenbad, Trau 9lIb. Minter.
wlit Characterization MarTAall.
Fabe In Der 0anb lab Derr 3rimpei
oarauf, oab in ben funifpolen 2Din-
oungen oes 3ugss isine 0srmirrunQ
eintrott uno 10 gina Die polonaiie
bon 0errn Csfar 3uther uno Grau
Muguf Woerner gefibrl, ale 9Iippsu
bermeioenb, 9Iatt burd, uno 5slbli
bic munberbibide lsbie SpaIierfaur
IuurOe aorett burdaefhbrt, einen bib
iden @nblid barbietsno, ais bic paare
our6 bas Spatier iual3eno, Den 3ue
aufl0nen.
Nun pllroen unermiiolid bic alien,
oeuti6en 9dn3e mad ben trouten beut=
Iden Weiien getan3t.
Wer bungrig mar. fonnie ieinen
Mppetit IN Der golOenen Some, Der
oas Eamen.Go mite porftano, bel treifs
Iiden Gleildipeiien uno belifatem
Sauerfraut itilen uno ipobl aud benz
Durii 9cnii9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
Yolissili@es aaerlei.

aus Der 9otuaro place W. e.
Stride uurbe udbrenb oes Qbeno=@ Ot=
tesoienfes Elm leber5ieber, Elm ieioener
RegenIdirm, Elm Sadet n Gin Do
menbut geffoblen.
9arsp Slider tuuroe 9elfern
Na@ nittag berbaftei, aIs Ell Dem Bm.
Gebaftian bon $40. 305 Wef Obio=
Strabe Elm ~mertbboIles pfero FIR s55
bertaufen molte. 9as pfero eeb6rte
Ieinem Oteim Wartin 9Iprss, SO. 81
9emep Nbe., Srbinaton, aus beKen
Stall er es gebolt bate.
Mus BEN l~eerftebenosn 0auIe
go. 1889 Horo Suinois Ctr. tuuroe
elm She'll Der .plumber" ginri9tuna
gefOblen.