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@iliou's @nbl.@eiet,
Cine Nfte 5urt @ioerruie unb ber Gen /. Git.
nabme nit gImcnb enenteu her Abidlnttte
80 mub tt4N oce Nrtitcls 33 ocs 6uoeg
Der Nlaemeinen 8eicec, Sitei @ablen."

ODJ. Nuptltt.
Cine Nfte 5ur giberruic uno Der gen /. etn.
nabnie nit grueno enienteu eer Hbidnttte
80 nnb 1t4M oce Mrtitels 33 ocs 6poeI
Der %slaemeinsn 8eieee, Sitel @ablen."
1. Slbf6nitt, = IS ptrn bon Der Seiebles
buna bon MarnIano berilet. onb stbf6nitie 50
9~elHeineu Stuaisgefete, Sttel 4ssdbIene. bter'
our6 wioerruteu unb bon Neuein nit InleIs
oenleitten, ipte ioIet, dit9e1ontrleH pirb:
80. - Die Sorrt iIto oas ARRANGEMENT pes
stimmieitsIS 1onennii Tls ~ lol gI,.s If isSc, GnI,
oiootcn entbuIten, heiiet fir ireenb Elm gntt
In Dem GtinfnsetteI fpe5tfiBirte Domination be-
~gIaubiet uHo in llebereinitimninug init ben
Sorfdriften otefeS Irtifels eineereidt puroert
mo Mot in lleberetnftimrulng hermit 8lritds
ihr ieoes slmt. a~useenomueit i'm Safe bon
Gunoioaten ffr Die GriitoeHtenlpabt. fo1en NM
tea Der 9e5eidrltng bes Neanlten aeiteut ipers
ben. lleber Die Wrlppe bon Ham1eIi oet 9uils
otouien ilr Elm iebes sIntt, mn altf elmer tes
parntcn 9itie oireit inter Der %geSei9nune bes
9lnrtes. lou in fetfen. einfnhen rbriftet gros
BeIt 9ubitaben (8ip1lf Surtt Ricoz1ppen) cine
u19clneiiene Nnipeitlfg ODER Sehrnlihsartiuei
iuRg fiir ben N1bler georudt peroen, in tpel'
der ocrieIbe nit Der 9ltBabl Der periorer, tilr
stmt f%tirtnten lam. beinnlt eeinadt pirb. nie
folgt: rStinimt fit einer"a ODER aStlrirHt tiir
3luei" ooer ~Gtirtnt fir fcfs," pie es aeruoe
per Sail feil mag. .Sem. giaHen etnes teoen
Ganbioatel fir Elm itaatIites M1tt ober BEN
zines Gnnnioaten fir eerersB. iou oss s'qnie
Gnnoihot tuobnt, ~Deiaetiiat tperoen. Sttnin'
BetteI foper in elmer folhen @eiie georndt fpers
Den, oab ieoem Stimrtaeber cite @elegeHbeit
9eoeben fei. bird elm areu9Seiden I'D. sur
SiTGter Ses s4msns eines leoen eano'oa iairs
Nobl bon ben Ganstsntcn nns feline aniip9rt
ipenieitens eIneI taIben 3ou aros fein. @e1u
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.SG6eas Corpus - Minocria1rtae.
Dnf af

E"iH nhNFNANA
Sine Slfte sum 8iocrruic unb Der R:eoeran.
nnbne nit smenormcnteu oes 1s. No.
f4nittS bee AZ, NrtitelS Der nlsemeiuru
DttcutltdIen @eteBe, bctttclt ut0abeas Surs
pms" llntertitel rgcrfabren tn ge5hg auf
Wtinoerin1rige".
/. abi6nttt. IS fet bon Der aasemeinen Sc.
lebpebntg bon WtarDlano oerfigt, oab Der tS,
Nbf6nitt oes AZ. IrtifelS oer ullgemeiren
otteltltdeH Setebe bon WiGrOlauo, Sitel .Sus
beas Corpus l%lntertttel rSerfubren in 9e5ug
dnf Minoeridbriee," hermit iuioerruien uno 10
pieoer an9euomInen fei, bab es, pie fuIet,
lautet:
IS. abf6nttt. Gin minOeriabrieer fam,
fuelll er ubne geb0rige Bfleee mo 9lufii6t III,
elmer .SnGeitosSluitaIt fir BfIeee uno auffiht
noerluielen meroen. Gin Wttnoeridbriaer foutnt
nnter oteie 9eitinllnlnger, nenn CT obue Inter
NUM- 91er Iillt6t NJ 96er bon ieiten @Itern
ooer pellu iolne @ltern ooer BfIepeeIteril niht
I'm Staroe itiio, 9eborts fhr ibR 5l foraerl, ooer
n)eril es ildr ert9eint, onb Der 9burufter ooer
9te urteebu19 toIter Wiinberidbrieer 10 eefdbr'
lth ODER oerionnlen e%euoroen itno, oaB oaS
SSoDlerge1erl Der betrettenoen Standardization ios
lpobL oils Der 5rieoe unb bic Geieuibaftss
oeridbrt1ert erforoern. Sin beeIalbigtes Sc
rt5t elm Stbter oeiielbeil, elm Srieoensri6tcr
ioltneit gttnoeridbrtee, icefdbe .iinter bieie 9ht'
brlt tnler. elmer SugetosNniidlt ibcrpeiien,
lueIbe inter Den @eieBen bes Stdates Mnrbs
Iatb tltcorporirt III. uno odriu bebalten fueroerl,
bis CT 2l Sabre nlt 1T, i'm Sale bon &ruben
iopobL 1ls luie Wiaoben, 1liSgenommen, tpenn
otetelben trei aus Der @nftalt e%ntIafien tuerhen
ODER IN ueberetnftinmlle nit benz gefeslihen
Sang, mo fol6e 8eri6tSbeumte fjnnen iuldc
Wttrscrfdbrtge anf einen pnitbefebI bin Dor fi6
bringen laiicrl, pertl Elm Iolher Wiinoeriabrige
gebru6t fueroen fam ooer obne o~eniclben 3uge.
gen ill.,, ODER bic l~lntitdnoe anoerer yatltr iino,
Dab bon einem S1itbefehl slbItato eenpmnCn
lperoen fam: uno aue 8erihte ODER Reamtett,
pelCbe inter ben Bortebungen oteies Nkbnittes
bauoeln, iiuo init allen 8eu1lten dlIsiA
I'M bic bier angefibrten gefugnilie ans5aftibs
ren.
9. gCbI6nitt. llnb es fet terner berorbnet
bub oieie gute bonn Datum ibrer annabme on
in aruft treten fol-.
Senebnttet ON Z. MpriI 1904.
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8ro5eR uub 8rntti5lrcn.

U. o. q AENQlll.
Gtnc Mite sum @ioetrui bcs NbTduittrs 29gl
oee, 4ttltrlS ~ seS Gooer Der 9laemei.
neh. sfGnts5tfefcJ Gon' NidtgIanb, Sittl
g6rie6ensriHteE@ .llntertita q9rp5eR nno
RrnttiSircni" mic I'M If. Supitel Der 9tttc
uon 1900 atgcleulTie1, lIno sum Sieocrs
erln6 %betagten Auffhitts 29I nit Ancn'
ocmcuts.
bitng bon liurNluuo ocroronet. oub 9tbi6nitt
29gl bonn 50, Nlrtilcl oeS 9ooer Der 9tugemeis
nclr StautS9eleBe puIl Wlnrplutl0, TtteI ,Sries
ren," ipie i'm II. Slapitel Der Gftc BON 1900
augelOmmeu. hermit luioerrlIen miro, mo
'beIuGter gbi0nitt POW miro Gierourb bon
9teuel1 nit NrleHocaIelts niteeitontnteH. 10
ouB %oerielbe, lpie tplRt, lalitet:
29g. - IN allen Stlageit ODER 8erbdnoluts
gen Dor trgcno etnenl Srteoensrtdter In Die
lem Stuate mo bet Yppelotionen oaqcgert iou
Die Ibeilbaberf6uit ouu Qnrtetct, bic Sncurs
~pprdtiDn irgeno ei1cr tncorporirten @Cielfbaft
lluo Der Representative Gburafter irgclo eiter
8artet, Oh NIdger Oher BerGlugter, ttr ben
Smed iolber Nlugc ODER SerhunolunQel al5
6lgellanocu n"fgeliolniHelt tperoeIl, nll5ecnonls
men Die Ibatiabe iolder Ibetlbaberibult Slts
corporation oocr iteuoertreteloeu Gbus
~rutters, mie oer Suu fem mac, miro bon Der
Gcanertihel Furtci bur Dem gorbOre eIucs fol-
6en Sales ooer &Grbanolunq ibrtttild uno
inter 9ib bcllrttict: Ourqeihrteben ieoudh. onB
I'M Sale cinet CORPORATION ooS beAiuubi1lc
S6rctbeu eiuer folbcu QeitreiiunD fam borH
Sbubinctiier %oericlbeit getlnbt lueroeil, mo I'M
Sale eIller GbeilbuberiGutt BON trgeilo clllcnl
Der Sbetlbuber. uuo iuenu INNER cine bes
ihmorele @ellretttlng genlndt IT, loU, ous SC
rInt ooer Der SuiCoCHsridter, Dor peldcm oct
6au uoer ole Scrbuuoluugen iblueber, uuf Grs
ildelt Der Ndriet, 0cqen lpelde lplde Seiircis
tuna gettudt lit, ocH SAL 0eridtcben ODER uts
beeuoct lnlielt, bis SIT iol6' ni!gemeilcncr Seit,
iuel6e iolbe @nrtei beidbigt, Die beotnatet Be
luetie 8u erlnn9cll.
?. gbf0uiit. llnS cs iptro Oertiot. ouB
SSl Toft $ trif Dom Gage t9rer @i'''a0n'e an III
@cnc6miat am II. @dr5 1904.
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9~lGsemcinc Gtaatsscicte.
8erRdFnug Jon Gigeni6Hm.

SIC. Gapitel'
etnc Ntte, nm 5ipei %iUeitere g3ihuitte benz
Nrtttet % beS GOoer Der nugemeiueR
Stantsgeieee non 0inrDlanb, sitel ygcrs
brccbeH unb strnfc," Intcrtitel ,,UUSwtniar
5eritjruug uun @igcntbum" BfitSn 5u lii
gen, bic nls Ibi9nitte sos uuS 500 be.
I. Nbi6nitt. IS fei bon Der etaatsaefet.
9ebnlg huit WtarHlaro oerfiigt. bah 9lrtifeI y
oe5 GooeI Der dlgemetneu Stnutsacfebe bon
M;tnrhIano, 3itel &erbredben uno Gtrafe. "
uHtcrtttel .@0sniuige 3erIt0runQ BON giueus
tbuuG " bterutI our6 bic SiH5ufdguna bon 5iuei
leuen @bi6nttteH a%nlelbirt perbe, Die ofreit
Binter gtbffHttt SOB e%tngefiiet ifno oIs Wis
fbutit 500 mo 300 befunnt iei1t mn fplaeu.
ceg @0rtlnut buben fouen: ~
Abl1tittt 609. So ioH fir irgeno cine gers
ion ooer 8erioneIl lHqefeb!i6 fem, bie 0az
male, Guelleft, HeirrooirS, tunnels, 9iunre
groauiiputlG S1oranteL S1iptrnbren, R6bren.
SanlpfHufbinen IHb Maibtneria'n. bic eincT
Gompaanie fir bir 2ieierlfna bon g;afier II tfr
9ntsbcoart, Observation-Disclosures uber Sabrifns
tion2bluedc ODER eiHe1 b~erfelbeI1 Iietern, i'm bosz
pltll9er SSelle 81 oerbiHoen. 3u unterbrebe Ell,
au5l8aptel ooer 81 b-eeintrd6tigen ODER lei1ts
ltrtilig 81 banobabeH, ODER irgen0 lpeI6e Berbins
ollttg nlt traeHo meldcu ioIder 6andle, 2ueQcu.
Jtelerootre, Glttlllel, Grouutiuiirfe. 9dHlme, Sbs
o%ralltel, SnttptrobreH, H6bret, 9%oHouiten, &ers
httollItgett. SaDfe1, FERTILE. Sdmpfmafhiueu
ODER .Wtd'6tnerle'l berBuiteIen nit Der gl6s
llnt lolhes 9Suner 81 heridnenoeu ODER al be-
nleeIil u6er IN trseno elmer gSetie ole fir Die
Re1titrtrlIlla 0es gSuiierconilms aebrauften
M(eter 81 baltobuben, ipenu fol6e 4eriol ooer
8erlonen Mot bon folber Gpnpnenie ou3u nEs
iT+t''AA Nptt .hlNhNlAtAl ltllp, uuIuHsnclCEt, Dab
Nt6ts in oiefer 9ttte in lrgenb elmer g8eiie bic
9eleBll6e ReberipdduHg uno GoHtrole Der Nhis
nl3lpaIltdteH liber Die itnndIe, GueueII, 5teiers
ootrS. Inmnel, @rbnui1uiirie. Sdntmc, S66rarls
ten, 9anptro3ren &39ren, Goneuiten. 8erOinz
olnAcu, 3upten. Nentile, Sampfmafhtueu mn
Wial0inerie'u Der 95aiters Gompaqnie'n beetrs
tradtt0en tou. nO6 iou iraeno @tpas in btcfer
gtie NIT tr9eno eiHem ieet In ireeno etrlcr
Wti1tjlpalltdt beitebeloeu Aebte in Gunfltft
%tonlflet, Seroronln9en in @c5lta altf mo 3ur
Hcanliritng FOLDER gSaiersGpmpaanie'n ur5us
ncbmefr.
gbi6nttt 500. Sreeuo cine Rerfon ODER Qers
loneH, lueIne Der lebertretung ireenh elmer Der
&orl6rtiten hes porbergebenoen 9l6ibniites
lbuIolB b%efltrloen miro. foq zines 9erqebers
lbuloig erabtet unO Itub lle6ertiibrutg oef4L,
ben 5t etncr @efdHeHiBitrafe BON Mat me6r,
a!s feds Wlonuten ODER elmer Celebrate bon
lIiht mebr, dls fillf6unocrt 9oQars 5000 ODER
81 .@eioen mad @utn6ten oes @ericbtes berurs
t9ellt l%ucroen, bertiigt ieopn, baB feline Der Be
lllmmuIgen, oieier stfte aui GarrOusGouHtb BE.
5n9 bnbel fouen.
2. 9t6i9nitt. lluo e8 miro feriter berorbnet,
onB oteie Nfte bonn Gage ibrer gInHa6me an
in Nrdit tretCu fpu.
@euCbmtnt ant g. 9(priI 1904.
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'''H tNAANA
Sine Ntte 5irt WtoerrHf uno Der Heinn1nbnt NJ
nit Nmenbcincttteh bcs ndltcn 9lhid)nittes
hes decentralization Nrtiiels Der Diient.
linen nlgcmeiHcn @cieBc, Sitcl nVertduie
itno. Yutibeu," t~Iutcrtitcl ,,Veirciung uun
Nnspfnnouna",
+. gbi6uitt, IS iei Ron Der aueemeinen
@efcBgebu1g bon WiarOlauo OCrfitgt, ndb Der
a6te gbi6nitt oes Standardization 9trtiiels
Der ~algenlctneu bifeHtli6cu @ciCbe bon WInrDs
lanh, Ittel D&criiufe mo TOti5en." tntertiteI
rNefretl1g bon guspfanouna," biermit pioers
rllten mo nit IuenoementeH iuieoer uneenonls
men iueroe, 10 Dab hericIbe folgenoernaBen
Iaitct;
S. 9bf6nitt. g~inbunocrt Gouars $4,000 in
GiacntbuIu. Oh ~oaiieIbe in @elo. Quno ober
S&aarel beitcbe, foa ieoem @erilaeteu iotuobI.
luie aae5 @clo, ipcl6cs in Der Sorm bon 8ers
ii4erunG. Q8obItbdtigfeitss oOcr llHteritiibuHg5s
&eritberlHg iitr Sratlfbeit llnfnu oocr Cob els
1er &erIon, lou oor 9eibIaGrdbme ODER Rfdu'
oun9 sur geirieotgung. bon S6uloen ooer Sab
lrlng5bciebIcl in Gtott @crbauolunacrt, NIT gtuss
HdbHte bon administration fir qebrudenCs
@beoertpreden ODER &eritbruug, bon Auspiiits
Dung befreit iciH.
2. 9lbihnitt. llnb es fci ferner berfiiqt, tab
otele 9ftc bon benz Sutun ibrer Snnabule an
@eieb ieiu iog.
@encbmigt am 7. 9lpriI 1904.
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Cine attic sur SinSuitignng clues 10 eitereu 80.
idnitts tim Irtitci Gin uno ndlt5ia bes Su.
Der ocr bffcatltdbeH allgemeinen 0eicbe
llntertttel n3eblung non Steueru eeitc,iS
Comparatively" %gbiduitt SIN fu[oens NM
geuaunt pAbfdlnitt 8tS," ~
1. Ibfhnitt. Sci ee bon Der SeIekoebuuo
BON Wlarp!dno angeurenet. bab Elm %ipeiteresr
abl6nitt btermit Dem sIrtiieI ei%TunSa9t5ie oes
9ooer Der 1teHtIideH aIecmeincn Gefebe bon
WSnr1laro, GiteI sou uio 6telcrr." l~irtertitei
sSa9ilme bon Steuern Geitens Gurpcraiionen,a
6ueeftigt iperoe, lueI6er benz AbTdritt sew foL
gen nnS gbf6nttt te6suhba6i6is . seiannt
sbItnitt s6S Seine Der s%eItimmunoen
oes abf6nitts SO oiefes SlrtiieIs foI id in
ir9eilo. ether Ietfe onf tracnb tpeIte Gpar.
b%anfen: SuIiitiite ODER 6orporaiioren 6esieben.
ooer a~tttSireIt tpeI6e elm dapitaI bon sipansia
Sdlleno Dollars ooer meos baden, ous aentdB
ben Stnaisgeieser ~iteuerbar 1T, ,iino Die MIR
Sepoitten 81, ciuer. feftsefeeten SntereTenrnte
ailne9rlel aber feire mon euiIi9en oher mos
2. abftniit. llno fei es feruer berprSnet.
sas oieie Miie bonn Iaee ibrer sInnob me an
Serebmist ON /. gpril 1904.
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HobeI. - 9eomter: v@eboren?"
- Game: acknowledgement. - Be.
omter: sd froge nidt nod Sbrem
Sitel, lonbern nad) Sbrem @eburtS-
labre." Came: .9onoh frGgt
man aher cine Game nidt."
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gOuin aari!slb. eouberuenr.
lInterri4t tar sanOimmme.

""'NAAiNl IuF SuuUlAHNHt'
IT., ,u.. o1A,9Gpttel 2g9.
metnen StaatsDeiebe, DcftcIt gSeiientli.
SintiannS Sreit.r $ Go %nifi'o' anter Sem lii.
terrified Hs9nlbeiuh," luclhc ais Aoidnitt
10y, l4U, III ]ttttutcrtrt pcroeit uno benz
/. @%plEinlst 20 - G Je' ssIa iS Sieiqlt bon Scr &c.
tetge6una u1F -1idrbinnS ucr6rbrtt, bab ole
lolBelloel Nbl6nitte Dem gtrtiiel II oeS SooeT
Fen Seseil iSteSFts TilaatsGsg9e oe gillif Ints3r 4 II
oS6ulbellb, " 3ugefitat mcrhr utio Bierourd
8ugciit9t IL. Sicfe S65f6Hrttc foucu 6em gJs
l9f5m 5L,t t3 ,8ol lSSs8sg Iinb gbtbnitt l39, l4O' 14l
1879, SAP teOes Slim i'm gItet bon a6;
9ts. le9Sje1n 3abreu, ,hefcu @cbOr ~ mnnqet.
bait ~, 6aB &c, Die 6ffcni.bcil Sdulen niht
bellHen lunll, etlle 1dulC tlr Sqil9e ,~lDuDreno
ubt AtOnutclt beg S6uliahres befuCben fol-,
ooer ea ioIlnie oent heplCitU UCrocIl. odB onS
91!,lHo !JgeHol29o aHoers rtNelnlGBlgell, gltter
unterrtdt md9reno Der |btiaRtcl 9eriooe err
bali III allen 6dderH. Ole ucuobnllb SilnerTl
oe0etbeIl slIter5 III Den brlnGleit ollentlibel
SbuleLt gelebrt %luerhcn. Ecr superintendent
ooer RrlT6lpal et1er SdUlc 'tr Idube, noer
yerloueIl. Die in gehUriger lEciie bon eineHl
ioIbelt SlperillieltoetteH Ohtr Frtfl5ipnl ats
toriltrt pnroenj lousn oae .icbt paben, TdLe
BON. HotDmclot9er 46lucicuuCtt tbrcr eiHaes
lhricbcncu Sbtller gil eulihuloiNcu; IS miro
feruer UerorOnet, oab btc N0rfbriitcu biefea
gbibHtttcs nltf ieiH StinO, hc'cl ~gciitiger ODER
torperli6er SllidTlo Elm folder it, buB es ocli
uuterrl6t pte. oben bcihricbct. ais unprafs
ttib ODER lillllotbtg eri6cIUcI luletL ,AHuens
ouHg bnben i%oileli, Seoe yerion, pic Elm Sinh
ibrcr 0b5ut bat, lou oaraui fcber. oab folbes
Niuo ole Sdule befudt ODER ben unterriht q.
Bdlt. Der il o%teienl Ibi6uitt oorgci4rte6et TT.
lilo. -Sr9elIo cine 9trlDU, luelde etn i0ls
DIES Gino inter ibrer EU6ut bat. uno metbe
beriiurrt, Den Sorf6riftcu Deg uOrbergebenoell
Ibibnittcs na65uIommcu, mddt itb eiles&er.
ge6ensS l6uiet9, lno tou ,init elmer StrGte pol
neroer.
hi, - 2rseu0 cine gcrfou. mcI6e irgeuo
Gin taubes aino oa5tt berlcitCt. Dab iie ODER er
ltlt0eicgllb bon Der S6ule fern bleibt. oocr
bafelbe bei6dfti9t oher UcberUergt pdbreno
bes llnterri4l5 IN ibler 0ocr teiner S6ulc
ma6l iiD eiHe5 Gerscb.n5 ihtl0ig ltno foll
init tti6t nlebr, mte finljiG Dollars beitriti
merOen.
8egiaubist am 7. gtpriI 1904.
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g%agemeine etoutsaeIebe.

GnHapoIts. m6., i'm mai 1904.
@tr begIaubteen bier6urh. Dab bic berf6ies
oeHeH 9terrab eeorudten gute Der Sefebaes
buue eenaue @Di@riflcn Der beri6ieoenen elite
Ilto. itno onB bds Datum Der SeHe1ntisung
et1er tcben loI6en 9ute am Guoe berfeIbel
ri9tlg g1geaebel lit, uno oaB beiagte <te Der
SSelee9e5uH9 Set Sibung Ron 1904 oteienigen
glle lll9; pel1e bout GUuuer1enr lliio Dem
iDuroen.
9btuir @aritelb, gpuberueur.
spencer 8. Spnes.
Brafioett Oas Seuates;
@epFGe .. Gpcrbart,
Spred5er bes lluterbduIes;
MODert WfOb, Sefretir Dts Senates;
D. y suittb, GbefsGleri oes unterbauies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-07

The outlook for the horse industry
was never before more promising.
With The progress of national develop
ment has materially increased de-
mand for horses, So pronounced has
been the enlarged use Of horses for
the past five years hat domestic con
sumption has nearly exhausted the sup
ply. The surplus is so light that
prices have remained nominally sta
.tionary, while other classes Of live
stock have declined in value material
ly. All the modern industrial develop
ments of civilized nations were made
possible by the use of horses, and the
future demand promises to be of in
creased proportions. Horses for gen
eral utility use are Indispensable, ana
as nations advance in wealth and af-
fuence the demand for horses Is inten-
siied. There are no substitutes TO
eliminate the noble equine III his
sphere of usefulness in the progress OF
mankind. The equine fashion OF the
twentieth century will be repeated n
the succeeding cycle and the future OF
the industry is brilliant with encour-
aging promise, The breeder who raises
good horses of any commercial class
is assured Of a stable and remunera-
tive market for his surplus and has ey-
cry encouragement TO intelliegntly eX'
plot the industry .-Dr0yer's Journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-07
MAP N MISHAP.

Edward NJ. Sturgeon, VINO died sudden.
Iy in HI Paso, Tex, me. fortune and
death together. For % years he had
searched in vain for gold and had tray
eled from British Columbia TO Mexico in
his endeavors, A short time - he
found the great Elttgre mine in Mexico.
II was sold, but before he could enjoy
the fruits OF the discovery he passed
away.
Blind masseuses have been so success
full in London sanitariUms that the art
Of massage" is to be taught in New York
schools for the blind. Their highly de-
veloped sense OF touch gives them an
aptitude for learning the work that
leaves those blessed with sight far in
the background. The blind folk are care
full almost to a fault and when a mistake
once is called to their attention 1t never
is repeated.
Franz Josef, emperor of Austria. is an
expert embroiderer. as Is also the grand
duke of Hesse. The emperor is too busy
to spend much time at this feminine
pastime, but the grand dul, occupies
many leisure hours at It. even making
pieces for charity bazars. Recently he
gave a handsome shawl in 70 colors to
one Of these entertainments. It sold for
$3.50. and subsequently a rich American
gave double that sun for the wrap,
Rather a dramatic wedding ceremony
is reported from Fort Scott, Kan Some
months ago Mr. and Mrs H. L. lallowelt
were divorced because Of incompatible
ity. They had one child, a small lad,
and the youngster refused to adjusthim-
self to the changed conditions. At last
on his account, the couple decided to re-
marry. As they stood before the pro-
bate Judge for the ceremony the hoy
took his station between them, holding
tight to a hand Of each.
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make the land rich-Southern Cult
yatOr.
OVER PRODUCTION.
nesS-A Hint to southern
Cotton Planters,

Several years ago spirits Of turpen-
tine went down TO "a dents. Naval
operators we're doing a losing business,
They called a convention, and resolved
TO curtail the next crop Of boxes %
per cent The naval factors served no.
tice on all operators that unless they
complied with this agreement, no tinan-
cial aid would be extended them. The
result was spirits of turpentiue went
up to 35 cents the next spring, 1t has
been going up ever since, and the naval
operators have grown rich.
This ought 10 be an object lesson for
the farmers right at this time, II
teaches that over-production will ruin
any business in the world. 1t applies
as much or more to cotton than any
thing else. The farmers have had les
sions along this line in the years that
have gone by.
Many of them were bankrnpted, and
all suffered great pecuniary depres-
sion. They are Just now recovering
from the effects of their W folly. II
the reports which reach us from all sec
tons be true. they are preparing to re
peat history. As Sam Jones would put
it, they are preparing to act the fool
again. Fifteen cents cotton is causing
them to lose their heads.
The farmer who plants a large cot
ton crop and a small grain crop, and a
small grain crop always means a small
meat crop, is going to hit the grit"
and hit it hard. There Is but one safe
rule. raise an abundance of hog aud
homiuy and a moderate cotton crop.
Keep the cotton crop inside of 49,
900. 900 bales, not over 10, 500 900 bales
at the outside. Do this, and they will
live at home and obtain fancy prices
fo- their cotton next fall.
Every individual farmer has a part
to play, namely, plant all the corn that
he can fertilize and cultivate well.
Save all the hay that grows on his
farm. Make potatoes and everything
else that will feed man or beast, and
be sure to keep his cotton crop within
the proper bounds, A blind mar ought
to see it.-Cor. Southern Cultiyator.
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As the time Is here to plan for the
next crop, it is we'll for all farmers to
be reading and studying all agricul-
tural Journals and exercising their W
fertile hrains to be able to plan and
execute plans wisely. ] fear the price
cotton has reached IN the last few
weeks, will be instrumental in a great
measure to our farmers adopting a sui
cidal policy chat Of all cotton 10 tho
exclusion of all other crops). Nov, OF
all times as / see 1t. is for each and
every planter to think and act well his
part and keep a cool head, and use his
mathematics right, make a living at
home, plant corn, peas, sorghum,
wheat, oats, peanuts, everything that
man and beast eats, raise hogs, live at
home, make cotton a surplus crop Tor
in other words a side ISSUE. II we act
wisely ana do this the crop OF cotton
will be large enough to extend the de-
mand and we will he sure Of a good
price, besides we VIII not need so
much money with out smoke houses
and corn cribs at home tthe natural
place for them to be on the farm)-
Cor. Dixie.
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HERE AND THERE.

Truck gardening is the most In
tense form of agriculture. 1t yields
quick profits and if products are a
keted early the proceeds are great,
Give more attention to the raising
of geese and ducks. Such fowls sell
readily and are in great demand, espe-
cially in states where the game law
prohibits the selling Of wild fowls.
"A good COW is a good COW the world
over. whatever breed she may be. No
farmer should keep a COW for milking
purposes that does not produce at least
$50 pounds of butter fat in a year.
From every quarter we see com
ments from the press, saying an enor-
nous cotton area will be planted this
year, and a 10000, OOO-bale crop is
freely predicted,
TO the farmer more than any other
is due the ground work of the great
tide OF prosperity which has carried
the country to the first position
amongst the nations of the world.
Cotton prices from now until fall
will fiuctuate wildly as speculation
gets more or less lively. But the gem
eral trend is likely to be upward, all
the time, because of the scarcity OF the
actual cotton.
Having made q success Of growing
rice, Texas and Louisiana are remind
ed that a long continued war in the
far east may increase the price Of tea
until its culture may become profitable
on this side Of the Pacific ocean.
The free range, the cheap range
is passing from the southwest. The
man with the pillow has come into sec
tions that knew him not a few years
ago. Regions that were thought unfit
for cultivation and over which the
cowboy rode to the annual roundup
have been checkered with wire fences.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-07

Sullivan. Ark, April ll.-Miss Fay
Clover, one Of our brightest young ladies,
is receiving the congratulations of her
many friends on her restoration TO good
health. For a long time She has been
niling and her gratitude for her complete
recovery has prompted her to explain how
it was accomplished.
Some months ago ] found myself in n
very serious condition" says Miss Clover.
81 had neglected myself TIL | was forced
to give my condition immediate attention,
! could not sleep at night, my appetite
failed and my Kidneys were affected, caus-
ing a severe backache and a dull pain IN
my head.
IA friend advised me to give Dodd's
Kidney Pills a trial and ] bought a box
to please her, not thinking that they
would do me any good. | used them and
was surprised at the Improvement they
made in my case. In q short time | wa,
permanently cured. They are o splendid
remedy"