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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22
NAsT's SURPRISE.
Dramatic Climax In the Conven,,..
Which Nominated Grant.

Which Nominated Grant.
In May. 1868. the Republican aa
tional convention came along Mast
went to Chicago to be present
1t was settled beforehand that Gen
eral Grant was to be the Republican
presidential candidate. The great SOL
der bad maintained a calm and noble
dignity through all the trying days Of
conflict between congress and Andrew
johnson and was now honored almost
as much for his diplomacy as for biz
success at arms. Indeed the mantle Of
sweet reuown left by Lincoln would
seem to have been laid upon the Shout
decs of Grant. and he wore it with be
coming grandeur and humility.
Realizing that the convention would
name Grant as its choice, Mast pre-
pared a little surprise for the event
He painted upon a large curtain The
White House entrance. with TWO ped
estals one on each side. bearing the
words. Republican Nominee. Chicago
May 90" and Democratic Nominee,
New York. July l." respectively. On
the Republican pedestal was seated The
dgure of Grant. while ColuI.?bi.. stood
pointing to the empty place opposite.
Below We're the words. Match Him
This curtain, with blank curtain be.
fore it, was suspended at the back Of
the convention stage. At the instant
when General Grant was announced IS
the unanimous presidential choice Of
his party the blank curtain was lifted
and the great cartoon. Match Him"
was suddenly exposed to full view.
The occurrence was so unexpected
that the throng was silent for mo
ment, taking it in; then. realizing thai
1t was a spectacular climax. the picte
ria! expression of a universal sent
nent. the assembled multitude gave
vent to an enthusiasm that turned the
great hall into a pandemonium of eSuF
tation.-Albert Bigelow Paine in Pear
sons
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

--w:.a you. !, WI! always BE-
PRECIOUS - IL. shall always - !9cs
sa,-a2,~ rs srea.;aess did not carry
biz, 20 .he .ad Of his sentence '''''1
By
she started toward hin and STo:pea'
he did not So hes. She answered n''.h-
ing but stretched out her hand 70 Tin
aoa ,ss:: Jet It sa!! quickly.
"li5todby.- he said again, u seail go
e-ot tie orchard gate. Please 1e!! them
good night to- Da Won't you speak 20
ne: GoIo:::'
h s.a.sl waiting. while tie rising
wind bla1 their garments about them
She LEANED against the wall OF the
housa. Won, you say sociby ard tel!
u,a you can forget my
she did moi speak.
No" Ae c.is-d wildly. Since you
don't forget i: l have spoiled What
uishr have been pleasant memory
for sou. and l know it You are al.
ready troubled. and ! have added. and
you wont forget it. nor shall! l-hos
shall. l. Don't say goodby.. | can SC? i
for both o: Us. God bless you. and
soo5Ay. :oodhy. soclby..''
He crushed his ha- .own over bis
eyes and ran -o~ard the orchard gate
For q moment lightning flashed repeat
e,aly. She saw Liz. % OH, the satt
and DISAPPEAR iaTo sudden darkness
he ran t,ro..!. u" lid and came out
on III roAd Heaven and earth were
revealed a-a::. for dazzling white
s-.o.d. .'.,,:a horizon 70 horizon rolled
clouds contorre4! ike Al iliim.tabls
held Of inverted Layssac!sS. and he
naatl r,e-. enormous volumes Of blu
ISL varor were tumblin. in the west
advanc:n: eastward with sinister swift
ness. She ran To 4 little knoll 81 ta(
corner Of The house and saw him sci
his ccca 10 the storm. She cried ajon[
ITO Re coS71SCED.]
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

The blacksmith had not said yo,
since the ARRAY began up to this poa,
As he rolled over on the other side o,
the fence. however. he called out:
Say, parson, kindly throw NJ
horse over too. I'm going away
But Rozel followed the man to h,,
home. and had him sitting on from,
beach at the meeting that same night
singing louder than any one else
Baltimore Sun.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22
lTo Re coSTlSCED.]
A BRAWNY EVANGELIST.
He First Whipped Il Bull, ana Then
Brought Hin. 10 Church:

a methodist n..::::..::St+. :....l> l.. ~.
lowing Story about ~. .;.c 81. ,,54,'
TIE great Virgin. .t,-.:..-.,-..>. ST., !.
his day was ona .. -. -st e,5.y',
pulpit ocs.tors n l!.e ~o':T...
sam RoZe. was i -. : ..;.n Ind
had {; vide se!3,lis.-.. g. -; p..:,S.'a!
strength. n Us co.!..e q IT,, .-;l:--e
Of tie 1e!i II ce;...,.:. .si:,.... /, cir
ci.c. sc--..!)t-i ara s-o!rs.ae; .sa: j. tie
CAMPUS. FFe.r!:.s 5ts- .,...--. j. ..er,::!;,
o. many ,'.cas:o!.S ;-i..l 4;..: le 1s.,
cane :: preacher S79ri-S .: Is I,..,,--
ical I1-of:-s.S> v-e..: Si,:a:,l IF -: l.-.....
One d.y g Went - d WIG. 20
hold :procrac.+,. meeting T. ....aee
blacksmith. ~, was "e.. ~ M
and VIC .i:> cecQ-t.ze,.. ..sl5..c:.: :. Is
among ,aa .aves:l t.abttueS. as Pug.
istic ::ts'e:.cer. hea-l ai,or.r lie comm.
Of Roze. .al tic villa =ers did not fail
10 Se? LII all t-e.: lad beard aioI;
the s.ze o: the l1arso:i's arm AMI Tie
length Of bis egs ard Of the con-
Hiac!n. way ba lad Of closing IN ar
sunleat with his fists.
All this aettle! lie smit:. eons:d-
erably. 50 when Rozel reached tie
town Le sought l.,-, ont and asked
him to fight.
"Roze!. Of course, said he did not
want To tight. but tie smith kept on
insisting. and 'inall: Rozel became
angry ard agreed to crafty the fel-
low.
They fought. Rozel literally wiped
up the ground with the big man. When
ne had pounded him until the Door,
! vanquished bully was gasping hard,
Rozal picket him VI, and threw him
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

course they went back there.) She
turned to hin with little frown.
"Why have you never let Tom Mere
dith know you were living so near him
less than hundred miles-when be
has always liked and admired you
above all the rest Of mankind? know
that he has tried time and again to
hear Of you, but the other men wrote
that they knew nothing, that it was
thought you had gone abroad. had
heard Of you, and SO has he seen your
name in the Rouen papereabout the
White Caps and in politis-but he
would never dream Of connecting the
PIattviIle Mr.. Hafkless with his Mr..
Hairless; though ! Id. Just . little, in
q vague way. I knew Ton. Of course.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

but you can't make macnlne lla'
will Think
NO" replied the inventor, land !. \
wouldn't If I could-if thought Y
would think as some people do.'-Cnf
ago Record-Herald.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22
CHAPTER VII.

he moon had risen, and there
was a lace Of mist along the
creek when John and Helen
reached their bench. fOf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-09-22

---s--vv:.a you. !, WI! always b
-,r..,5or,s = IL. ! shall always - !9us
a-aa,." rs Sread;aess did not carr
h:r, 20 ,hs :.-d Of his sentence, "1''541'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

Die q RATIONAL Y ooebeIt
9iga, tpsI9e unter Der f9neioigel
2eitung ibrss prdfoenten Capt. Saeob
6. Bieler cine MISUNDERSTANDING
S~bdtiqteit entfaltet. wiro aud in oie-
fer Bo&e ni9t auf Der gdrenbaut
liegen.
Moreen Mbenb eebt es binaus mad
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

9bermometerftane.
S69fe Temperatur. ......... 60 @rat
@iebrisife Teinperatur. ......... SO
D. &. 8Ihtbs
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
stene Sneorporationea.

Die .National Speciality Manufac=
turing @ompanp". Snoianapolis; Ga.
bitaI $50, 900. Directoren: Charles
W. COOPER. Gbarles 8. Boper unb 3.
8. Griffith.
Die .Snoianapolis globe Company"
Snoianapolis; capital $4,000. W. 6.
Rsqsan, prdfnentr 6. S. 3mid. 0ice-
prdfiosnt; grobenburft gliep, Sseretdr
unb Sdabmsifer.
Die .gnterpriie geo COMPANY Of
Sainois"; Capital $500. 3 Or.
Cor, Gecretair. Sie Office fur Sn-
biana rpiro fd in 6ammono befinoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
Mus oemti9en Sereinem.

Die @oncarbia" ]bieIt &c.
fern in Der @ermania Sa0e cine gut
beiu4te 8erfammlung OBJ. Srei neue
Witslisoer, ndmli9 Die Serren q. DC
Sermio, 8. SOmer uno s. Sdusble
nuroen aufgenOmmen. Sir bas am
l3. NObember in Der 8ermania 0ale
fattfinoenbe 81. Stiftunqsfef wuroen
Die S&lubs8 Orbsreitunaen aetrOHen.
SIR Die in Der -nd1ffen 0eriamms
lung fattinoenoe Wabl purben fol-
genoe 8eamten nominirt:
prdfbent = Sos. 6aslinger unb
8ictor Sole.
8icesprdfioent = Srant s. 8aben.
Sefretdr - 6ranf Seualo.
SGaBmeifter : CHARLES Dorger unb
SObn Sebrsnbad.
Srufees g iinb gu ertpdblen) =
q. Mauratb. gtlas WOore. &oberi
Oorger. Sarrp Oorasr. Sobn S6nittsr
uno SObn Sdneiosr.
@eremonienm eiiter-0arrp Sbrone.
Die arrangements fir bic nddffe
gu9re partie liegen in 6dneen bes
Serr Sobn 6ebrenbad.
STR bic @sibna6tsfeier puroe fol-
eenoes @pmits ernannt :
Sos. 9aslinser. 8Orfiber; 9tubOlpb
Wauraib, Sulius 2ue6lsr, s. SOmer
uno Sobn 8ebling.
Na4 Der 8erfammlune fano beim
i6dumenoen 8erffsnfaft nod elm ge=
miitbli9.s 8eiiammeniein fatt.
Ser Der NJ q n n 9ranfen u n.
ter 4 Il B ungs=8srein erpdblte
in feiner eeffri9en reselmdBisen 8er=
iammlung Die Witslieoer 8utab Wer3
uno &obsrt Oloag gu Selesaten fir
ben 8erbano Seutider 0ereine per
defamation ; ionf wuroen nur
&outine @siddfte srlebigt.
9ie Mrbeiters3 rantentafie
nabm 9effern 2 neue Mitslieoer aui;
2 @anbioaten fur Mitslisofdaft mur-
ben angemelbet. Nls Srutss puros
Wm. 3appmeper jr. erpdblt.
Ser preuBen=0erein erle=
oi9te in ieiner geftriaen 8eriammlune
feline @eiddfte bon nsnnenspertbsr gs.
oeutung.
Die Beriammlun9ef bieier leBtge.
nannten brei 8ereine fanoen sdmmtli9
in Der Columbia Saae ftatt.
Ser 22er8 erein belt gsffern in
Der 8ermania Sale cine 0er=
iammluns ab; in bsrlslben purben bic
Uerdnoerun9en our neuen Contribution
an9erfDmrier. 6erner tDlr0en bic
SdluBOorbereitungen fur bas am 20.
Nobember in Der @ermania Sale ffatt=
finoenoe Stiftunssfeft= unb Samilisn=
felt getroHen. Ser 8erein. ueI9er id
finanaiea i'm ~blhbenbffen 3uFanoe BE-
finoet, bat i'm perfohenen 0sreins-
Sabre bic Serren Soispb Seller. 0ietor
Sole unb Senrp &Ospte als neue Mit-
glieoer aufsenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

Die Suni-2Iae 1906 be,
W. s. 8. g. bat f9 ME fOlgt Orqa'
niirt: prdibent, Carl Noam; 0ice,
PrdRoentin, Mauo parnef; Secre.
tdrin, &uib STEELE.
Wong i2ab 8, Der faifer.
li6e @%ommihdr bon China fir oi'
Welt=a usffeaun9 in ct. 2ouis. tusI1el
fb IN S%nbianapolis nit feiner SAINT.
lie einfweilen bdusli4 nisoergelafsn
bat, miro am nd6ffen sSreitag Nbent
auf g~inllcung in Der 9slatpare Str.
Spuaso9e etilen 0ortras balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
CO.
Snbtana's sr5bte DRY Goobs Sdnbler

Charles Selbina's Sale an Der Sbree
Notd &oab, um ben Wdblern bon
psrrp Sp. Dor Mueerl gu fiibren, weld'
famoie 9eute bic Wttalieber Der Natio.
nal &ooiepelt 2i9a finb, unb tpel9e
3iele He berfOlsen.
I'm 6reita9 Nbenb finoet in Der
@ermania Salle cine beuti9e WaRsn=
8erfammlung ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

Oer OenlDIruIIlWe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bibat. Sobn 30. 2ern. wirb in biefer
Woae iein reonerii4es penium pis
folat abiolbiren:
81. October: Wbitelauo, l ubr
Nadmittags: MariOn. Nbenos. l. No=
pember: Wiliamsport, l ubr Nah=
mittaes; @apuea. Mbenbs. 2. Nob.m.
Der: Clinton, Mbenbs. 3 Nopember:
Snbianapolis. A. Nobember: Snbia.
napolis. 5. Hobember; Brootbile,
l ubr Ma4mittass; @onnersbiIe,
Mbenos.
Nolai 6. S%tepenIon bon SGinois
mirb in bieFer Wo4e an f~oleenben
pldBen fpreden:
prineeton, 8. Nobsmber; Delphi,
4. Nopember unb Marion. 5. Nopbr.
5. %. 5sab, Sennehee, fpri9t am L.
Nopember In Bennington; am 8. go.
bernber in Rsofsp unb 4. NObembsr in
@opington.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

9bermometerftann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
Sanfiaeun9.

Aaeu Sreunben. BtfnuuteH uuo 9odbarn, peI9e
uus bel benz EOoe uHierss licbeu gatsrs Spbn Gber.
bstet TO Iisb'nou 5ur Seiie ffanben uuo in bsicubtrs
benz Sierbrat er unttrfthsuues gsretu, ben Knights
and Ladies of Honor. BEN 9eutfdeu Jrnuen In.
terfthsnnes gersiu, fir osren Bstbeiiisuus ON Be.
srdbHtB uHo prompte Eus3abIuus Der u teritisuues
9eIber iomie gaftor DoruboIo fur feline Iiebeooneu
Borts, iprshsn mir hermit u%nisrsu disqualification
9aRt aus.
Serbia Gberbarnt, Witttue,
uebSt ainoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

Sfnrh . Spfepb Sang, am Somffae. ben %
O"S"' October, Ra1mittdsss nhr, I'm alter
bon SO Sobrsn nnb 8 IOnatsn IN ieiner @Obuune
sol Foro ReuuIpIpouin Str. Sie seerbisnrs finbei
ON G%isnitas Ta6mittns I'm $50 nbr pon BEN
Ero aus fat. Sreunbe fnb eineeIooen.
Die tranerueen 5interbliebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
Som Tsloe Der Yolitit.


tag bier eineetroHen uno er mirb feline
Champagne beute beginner.
@r miro i'm 2aufe Der Wo6e tpie
fol9t ipre9en: Seute Iben6: @umbers
lano; Sienftae Nbeno: &aosr uno
uoeg Ctr; an Der %. unb College
Mbe. uno In 7i3 Superior Str,
Wittmo1 : Somlinfon Salle Son-
nsritas: MaiOnic 9ale, Goot's 0ale
uno 19. Strabs uno Wartinbale abe.;
6rsitag Mbeno: Southport unb Oliper
q. Worton Club.
STR Die ON nddtsn Samffas Mbenb
ffattinbenoe 9roBe 9emotratiide ga.
raoe bat Der Mari9aa Charles u.
@arrarb f9on ben Sdladtplan ent-
tporfen. Oieiel6e miro aus 3 Dibiio.
men beifeben uno fi4 an Waibington
ct. uno Senate Nbe. formiren.
Sdmmtli9e bemotratiibe Clubs Der
Staot tueroen fi9 an bsrislbsn bethel,
ligen.
Die Der paraoe folsenben Wahens
perfammlun9 fiuoet in Der $omlinfon
6ale ftatt. ,
Die @ountp-@ ommifdre baben be-
ffimmt, baB bic penigen Stimm Mas
fainen. iibsr uslae fe p~erfiaen. wie
foIet am Wabltage placirt tuerben
iollen: L. Preeinft, Warren Sp., Sro.
inston; 10. precintt. Wapne Sp..
5auebbils; l. uno 6. precinft Der
2. Warb; 9. precinft Der 6. @arb;
4. unb g.. preeintts Der 10. @aro;
IL. anb 4. precinfts Der IL. Warb.
Seute.0 ormittaa nm z n6r 80 Mi-
nuten miro bic Sour oes Senators
Iairbanfs burd Snoiana = id iiber
Elm 8ebiet psn 1870 Meilen erffredeno
= ibren Nnfans nshmen.
/ Ser @tesiaIsus bss Senators piro
untsr anosrem fOlsenoe Stdote an.
laufen:
frankfort, Sipton. glpoob, Mlerdns
bria, @abaib. Jort Wapne, Sunting=
ton, Nnsola, 0ammonb, Widigun
@itp, Ylpmoutb. &Odefter, peru, 9O'
eansport. Wontieelo. Selpbp, 9a-
fapette, 8eeoersbura, @%opin9ton, San-
bile, 1spport. Clinton, @rrencaale,
gra3il, Serre Saute, SuQiban, 9in=
ton, @oon, glnafa, Dineennes, prinee-
ton, B~oiepbi0e, Mount 0ernot,
gpanspile, iiber 2Ouispiue na9 Sef=
ferfonpiIe. &ufbbine. NemcaHle
Mrncie, portlano. &eotsp, Nnoerfon
uno 3urid am 5. Nobember na1 Sn-
t%ianapolis.
Der Senator miro bonn 81. October
Biz gum S4luHe Der Sour 81 &eben
balten. Seine lebte @ampasne= 8eoe
bolt er am Nbenb bes 5. Wopember bon
Der Geranbo ieiner &efioen3 on Der
Noro Weribtan Str. aus.
Ser Senator tpirh auf ieiner Sour
bon s. Grant 0anlp unb Capt. Wm.
6 gneliib beeIeitet iein. Senator
gsberiogs miro fid ni9t auf bent 3uae
%befinben, ba er a~nberweeitae 8erpflih=
tungen, pslde er bsreits Dor Wo6en
einsssanesn 1T, sin3ul6ien bat.
Die probibitioniffen bon Marion
@ountp tperoen beuts Nbeno in Der
Waionic-6a cine MaHenberiamnl.
lung abbaIten. Sbr @anoioat FIR
Bouberneur. Gelir 8. MeWbirter,
miro Der Hebner bes NbeEbs fem.
Ser bemotratiihe @Oubsrneurs. gan.
bibat. Sobn W. 2ern. wirb in bieier
Wo9e fein rebnerii4es penium ME
fol9t abfolbiren:
81. October: @bitelauo, | 16r
Nadmittags: Warion. Nbenbs. l. No=
pember: Wiliamsport, l 1br Nah=
mittass; @apusa. Mbenbs. 2. Nobem.
Der: Clinton, Mbenos. 3 Nobsmber:
indianapolis. 4. Nobember: Snbia-
uabpfis. 5. Wobember; BroofbiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

0nberon n, 80. DIT. 2eweGpn
$. 8inneb9e, fruber Manaser Der
Nmerican Steel & Wire Co., 9egen
welden einen pro3eb tpegen 8etrus
uno Sdwinoel anbdn9ig gemaat
wuroe, 1T na1 Duluth, Winn., abge,
r.iit, NO er elm 8erfderunss-@ efddft
er6fnen miro. @rf na9oem 0innebee
i'm DECEMBER b. 5. fpurlOs beridwun=
ben mar, famen feline 8etriisereien on
ben Gag. Spdter ta'l4te er In Nem
Orleans auf, NO er Derbaftet uno nad
bier sebra1t, aber ge9en gtrgi6afi
auf frsisn SUB geieBt muroe. @ann
Der prO3eB our 8erbanolung tOmmen
mirb, bariber berlautet nihts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

Waibi in 9 o n, 81. Oftpber.
Sur Snbiana: S&0n beute Ta@t
mnb am Sienitae; etruas wdrner am
Oienitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
@etterbertht

SIR "a etnHSsu, sHssHb ? usr ysOrseus. 1. gsOpbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31

& ot6pein ou Meeresz
b. Im Stranbe Der SnisI
Shit, S3les!pie=9 olftein, nurbe por
Sturgeon Elm Sab nit 700 Quarts
HotbDein aneetrieben. Od bas sSaB
p~paitdnbig nit Mui9eln belpa9ien
ipar, 10 ntmmt NOR an, bab es in
einem S9iffsrumpf lange auf benz
9runbe bes Mfeeres lag, Biz Der &unpi
auseinancer6ra9 unb bas Sab gum
S3ipimmen fam. Stibproben ergo
ben. bah Der @ein nod taoellps mar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
2ocaIs8 etterberi9t.

Sa5n bemte 9lbenp un6 am Oienitas
fein weientIi@er Be9ieI in Der Semperatur,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-31
Sier Der neuefteu
Klet0err0fe.

Gin neuer 8Ieiberrod pom 9anama, grim
uno blau Sbepbero @tarrirt, bic S~eitenfaIten
sefteppt bis sum 8nie, nit Eudtn6pfen
su 1878
Sin 3Ieiberrod in i9war3em @beuiot NIT
%cffenen Seitenfalten, S6lupfen BON seitepps
tenn Tafeta SO. 90
Gin sef9neiberter 8leiberrof pon Mdnner
~Mnaussitoffen. srau unb idwars untermiidt,
ertra boae filteb SHUTTER ........$14 IS
Gin fanen 86rfteo &leiberrod Der Sbnen
sefdut, Bat feds @ruppen bon lie Srei 6alten,
beiett nit 9iten unb 2n0pfen bonn sIeiden
Bacterial. SO IS
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-09-01

should be given to one person
who has a liking for the work
no calf should have the skim.
milk until three weeks old, and
then gradually diminish the
quantity of whole milk until a
month old, when the calf can be
fed on skim-milk alone. 1t should
always be fed warm and never in
too large quantities. Alta month
old the calf should be eating a
light ration Of bran and wheat
short and clean hay or alfalfa.
fresh water should always be
available also. | have followed
this plan for the last few years
and never have any losses from
securing.
1t important that the farmer
should have his own separator.
IL saves many miles travel IN a
week to the skimm,ug-station
aud enables him TO have warm
sweet milk for his calves.
To increase tho profit OF a
dairy then. raise your best calves
OF both sexes and make veal CT
the inferior ones.
The remainder of my skim
milk is fed TO hogs, and until you
have tried il. you will hardly
realize how valua bic your skim
milk il for that purpose ami
in connection with a ligh grain
ration and alfalfa pasture, seems
TO be the ideal condition for bis
Hogship the condition under
wh,chhe gives the most remuuer.
alive return. Ex.
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ing iced It rub up and handle its
udder.
Children sometimes teach
calves to become dangerous bv
playing but with them. This
should never be don. A hooking
COW IL exceedingly undcsire able.
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FOR SALE-~

Truck farms on |. {. Il. r.,
Taugipahoa Parish. Louisiana.
Fine climate year round artes-
ian water, gulf breezes. Best
shipping facilities in the South
for Northern markets. All
kinds early vegetables, straw
berries having highest prices. as
shipping begins first week ia
March when prices are high.
For particulars write,
THOMAS Bios.
Re-! Estate Agents,
Hammond La,
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a fcw choice Southdowu
Rams for sale. Price SO r. q. b.
Cars at Garden.
c.. l.. Gavden.
Gurlev La.
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Dairy Notes.

Owing 10 the great number oi
skim ming stations country but
ter is getting very scarce in
some states.
II the dairy barn is no, locate
90 high ground i, should DC filled
The sloppIes; and nas,ies, place
The world IL 4 cow stable IN :,
icw place in the wet weather.
II seems natural Tor COWS Il
ccme fresh 10 the spring a. Tor
bees 20 lay. Yc, tina, il 10, the
best time for the owner, In I'll,
.ail or carlcy winter ~ the idea
time.
4 though airing Of the milk b.
pouring il from one vessel Il
another holding il high. will d.
much ,wards making i, pure ant
Re moving obnoxious odors.
Cows having poorelv shape
D ddcrs should not be kept io,
breed ding. Their calves Wi
probably have poor uddcts ass
carefully selection will cure a,
|ei this IN time.
Dairy cows should be hrct
|si,h some object IN view cithcI
|!of milk or beet. Some brccs
|sheir milk cows for beet - iha
he cali II male wall he woftl
sme,hing.
|ksery cow should bc ntihct
iry every time. II ~ more Isl.
|ske cali does. lie docs not leave
drop this dry milking demand
sore. and develops IN the uddct
. capacity Tor meeting The
ttmand.
II does not pay 10 keep cow
m prof., unless they arc 'urnisi
q them with the feed that vii
snab'e them 10 do their best
The silo j. becoming increasing i
Fpular with al who keep COW
70. butter or milk.
i Many farmers keep enough
lows and make enough butte
~ make quite little income "h'
could Increase this income h'
asng modern appliances. Thn
Il soald be easier and better III
kmiF difference ~ IN the ouila'
@ beginning vat IL would pay.
Il Airesa COW for a day or IVA
reeds very ll,,lc feed. and tina
aahght quality The calf will no
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-09-01

There are many requisite that
go TO make good cream and to
make successful dairviue. From
nv experience will sry that
cleanliness leads the list--a clean
place for the cows to be MIXED
clean feed lots and sheds, good
ventilation in the milking stable.
clean strainers and clorths. pals
and separators. This is a start
and you can now consider your
self on the road TO clean. pure
milk and cream.
Next to cleanliness is patience
and kindness arc foremos, essen
,ials TO successful dairying.
Kindness vii. particularly il
be has quite a large herd end
depcns upon help outside, win
the most stubborn COW. a. a rule
and II not the sooner she goes 10
the butcher the better. f.rcqu.
Tres patience to 60 through the
ily season aud milk cows, and
not loose your temper or no, use
strong language but IL you stand
the test you arc master OF the
business.
Having COTTON your herd we'll
underway. either a large or small
the first proper sit,on to claim
your attention il what ! would
term the sorting out process"
the wedding out OF cows that for
one cause or another prove un-
desirable, Improbable: cows
that kick, milk hard. arc abortivc
or test low butter-tat. Cows oil
this character should. a. oppor
;un,,y oacres be disposed of
Sc, youA standard high for flow
OF milk. and test for richness.
md continue and work twords
,ha, end and you find greater
pleasure "a we'll a. profit in your
herd. We all realize that il is
4 sure OF prof, and essential to
ne continual bcttcrment of the
herd 10 raisc at least the the hcif-
CT calves from the best milkeIs
and thus 10 part make nse OF the
skim-milk.
have more failures in rails
ing calveas or trying 10 raise
calves on separator skim-milk
than successes. Thi, should no,
DC, and is Who'll; unnecessary.
The milk should be judiciously
the. duty O! feeding the cr!ves
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Registered.

, English Bull Terriers.
Finest farm dog on earth.
For sale by, NJ. +. HARVEY.
Macon, Miss.