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tai packing for tho season from Maroii
1st, according to tho Price Current. IS
100000, compared with 100000 year
ago. Demand for meats and lard III GER ger
many Is reported large all summer inner aus
tria and Hungary are making liberal linz
portatIons Of American lard because thelr
corn crop Is deficient and It has been
impossible to bring the local hog outs
put ~ to the normal standard. Ship
ments Of products arc heavy and the
bulk OF tho stocks iis owned BY the pack
ers. The stocks OF cl,t meats at the
fve principal points oh October nggro-
gated 172, T2ooO pounds, compared With
175,ea3,O 900 pounds q year ago. and ~.
$4,000 pounds A1o,ith ago. The total
stocks Of lard at those centers we're l29-
900 tlerces, as against 100000 ticrces n
month ago. ii az IA
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GERMANY RAISES
DISCOUNT RATE.
Docs So to Check Speculation.
and Protect the
Reserves.
WEAK SPOT TN WALL STREET
$1,000
Trust Companies DO Not Main
tain An Adequate Re
serve and Report.
Especial to Tho TImcs. Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.)
NEW YORK, October S,Wnll Street.
all things considered, made very little
response during the week to tho further
construction In the money markets OF
tho world. Foreign security markets.
practically every one, soM or.
4 In Germany no secret was rnado OF
the fact that the second advance in the
fiicial discount rate Of the d Imperial
Bank 10 pet cent. was largely for tho
purpose OF checking speculation and for
tifylng tho reserves. Elsewhere IN Eu-
rope tho advancing market discount and
money rates applied Il natural check TO
speculative venture. 1t can scnrcely DO
said thaat the local market,G xa used 5byG
tho developments OF the money market
alone and measured by tho standards o.
the higher rates for time and call money
and commercial paper, acted normally
Tho volume of business, both In bonds
and stocks showed some slight increase,
and, though mere totals Of sales bear
no actual relation to money rates on
ordinary occasions, 1t Is entirely anom-
nlous. when, with money rates adyanc-3
Ing 10 q relatively high level. prices also
advance and tho volume Ut business In
Crense8. .ia.t-i 4sas st a,NY
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Southern Railway


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is. 1906. 58$S
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
q 100 A.. M.--Dai ly--Loca for Charlotte, G. sSiS
1880 P. M.-OaIly--Llmlted-Buffe Pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
55 Memphis, Chattanooga anu all the South
with through coach for Chase City. OK
&5 ford, Durham and Raleigh. f III IN Sas
eoo 2 M-Ex sqnaayIchnesfS, CITY L9sa1 i,
Sl P. M: for all tho South IA $iGS
500 YORK RIVER LINE. S5aaSG s$$3$i
The fayorIte route to Baltimore and Eastern x
points. Leaves Richmond 4:co p. NJ. daily
s:is =. MeLocal-- Daily---E kept Sunday:
1870 P, M.-EXcept Sunday--For w eat /. FOL NJ,
and river landings Steamers cal ut SYSrx-js
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Svednes.s
s days and Fridays. and Mt Gloucest er Point 4
fi md Almonds Tuesdays Thursday ana Z
4:s A. M.--Bxcept sunday-Locnl mixed .ass5 for b
.25ss West Point. 28
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMON
$3.50 A. NJ. and GAP =, M-Fromt all tho South
49, p. NJ From Charlotte and Ralc Sh. i4 s3}5sis
2 $40 A. M.-From Chase City and Intermediate \
e:e5 a. M.-Bnltlmore and West Point. vs. 8ss
10 rs A. M.-Daily-Except Sunday and Mons
5s 4 day: $40 p. NJ, daily. except Sunday
.ia From West Point n VII 4&{
q. w, wEsTBuRY, D. F. Al, R edmond, We
Il S.. II. 5HARDWICIl. W. Il TAfLOE,5fas
P. T., M, G. +. a., ;S{{2
II. b. SPENCER, Gen'l Mgr. 55s3st
f GA sJs Washington D. G. 59i 5t55 5a8 i35S
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY The Valentine Auotlor, Company,
Auctioheers.
PLANT EQUIPMENT, OFFICE FUR.
NlrUKE IRON SAFE, HORSES,
WAGONS, HARNESS, Ero. or
THE EMPIRE STEAM
LAUNDRY At AUCTION
IN DETAIL.

Acting under a decree Of. the Law and
Equiyt Court OF the city. OF Richmond.
will sell Ct auction on the promises u tnt
Empire Steam Laundry, NO. SJS west
Cary street, Richmond. Va,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
AT 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
In detail, or In lots TO suit pure hasers.
the entire equipment consisting Of Collar
and Gun Machine. Collar and Gun Pam
per, Body 1roner, Bosom Ironer, :, Week
band rroner. Steam Danhpsr, SNAPPER
Ndger. q Fans. Dry Room, Shirt Press,
Collar and Gun Starcher, Hxtracfor'.
Washers. s Iron Heaters. Is Hand irons,
Shaw Machine, Is HIP. Steam Engine u,
Boiler, Belts. .shafting Hangers, etc. Ia
bleB, Chairs, Baskets. etc, Fine Combi,ina-
tion-Lock Iron Safe Fine OAK Ro ne
Top Desk, 2 Good Horses, Laundry wa
CONS, 8 Sets Harness, etc.
Sale positive, Terms cash. Goods to DO
removed by October 14th ,,>,,rr !, 3,
~ Receiver.
The Valentine Auction CO., Auctioncers.
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Irregular Prices.

5 Igt i - Il
Prices, to be sure, were irregular dur
Ing the week and speculative trading
shifted somewhat from railway shares
TO Industrial properties. There were,
moreover, some moderate recessions in
tho railway list, but these were inconsid-
era BILE when compared with the rather gem
eral and more extensive gains III tho
Industrial quarter The average OF the
market. taken all III ALL was higher.
Nothing seems much clearci than that
ether considerations than The money
market entered into the speculative ope-
IN tions OF this week. OF course, the all
prevailing optimism as to tho future,
lased upon tho almost pei feet fundn-
mental situation, furnishes q great sus-
tanning force at the present, and fur
nshes the readest explanation why
speculative securities were not only gus
#tbincd but advanced Whether, however,
even with these highly favorable under
lying conditions, X Is wise for the specu-
&lative clement to ignore the actual con-
dtIons and clearly deferred tendencies
OF the money market. Is another ques-
ton. To do so implies 4 belief that the
money situation Is but OF one of telDpo-
rary Inconvenience. and OF domestic APP
pl;cation. one which men may muddle,
through for the present, rcaplng some
special and extraordinary benefits when
the clouds pass away In the future.
Yet there Is no assurance on these
POINTS II there were each man with
gambling proclivities and little money
would have n fortune within his grasp.
Weak Point Indicated.
Wall Street had the weak point in the
present situation clearly Indicated to 1t
during the week when attention was
called to tho inadeauacy Of reserves.
maintained by financial institutions,
against tho mass OF outstanding obliga-
tons.
That the weekly bank statement had
long since ceased to be accurate index
of tho money market was well known,
and that 1t could not DO such, not only
from Inherent defects in the system. but
also in consequence OF the part played
by certain trust companies doing n gem
cral banking business, pu: maintaining
scarcely any cash reserves ut all. was
thoroughly appreciated. But the knowl- !,
edge, gains III force and effectiveness,
coming az 1t did ut the annual meeting
OF the clearing house, and accompanied,
AS It was by tho adoption Of the resolut
ton Of President Nash, OF the Corn Ex-
change Bank, appointing committee TO
correct an anomalous situation. t
The most important roform In banking
methods that can be accomplished Is to
compel that class OF trust companies
which arc doing q general banking bust
ness, to maintain adequate cash reserves
and render weekly reports OF their con-
dition Now that tho part that life In
surance companies played in defeating
legislation III any way bearing upon their
favored institutions, the speculative trust
companies is known, there Is hope that
the question OF trust companies re-
serves will BIO satisfactorily solved.
In tho meanwhile 1t Is 70 DO nopea mat
lilo theory OF conducting II banking busi-
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BY Sutton & Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
16 North Ninth Street.

"a oMMIssIoNER' s SALE
THAT LARGE DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY STREET BETWEEN NTUNFORD
AND GIIMER STREETS, AND KNOWN
AS NO, TOO W. CLAY STREET.
+ In execution OF q decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court In tho cult OF Fan
nile B. Yoamans VS.. Joseph b. Yeanans
and others. entered OH tho Sd day Of Oc-
stober. 1905, shall, as special commissions
err, offer for sale at public auction, upon
5th ne rPH rSSsslp:aAssY OCTOBER 10TH, 1906,
AT s O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the above described property. The house
contains or 8 rooms and the lot fronts
on south side OF Clay Street 80 feet, moro
or less running back q depth OF 100 feet
more or3l less, to an alley.
1t TDRMS;G One-third cash. the resld 10 IN
three equal instnlments, payable at 6, IL
and is months. with interest added at 9
per cent from the day OF sale, and the
title retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by tho court. or all cash at the
oDtion Of the purchaser.
TRANIS r.. SUTTON, JR.,
Special Commissioner,
certify that the above bond required
Of the special commissioner, by tho above
decree, has been duly given,
Given under my hand THIS 9TH day OF
ooso0'' 49, cHAs. o. sAv1L.LE.
Clerk.
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4 SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
land and Improvement. compAny s. q
called tor ednesday, October 18th. loS,
Ct u oelock A. A. t a ,hs onss q am
first' the question OF dlsposing Of the
whole Of any part q ,hs Esai estate + g
net nroceeds thereof among the Stocks
holders, and, second. the ACCESSIBILITY Of
dissolylng the corporation, n
9. III WEXFORD. Secretary.
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AiIaoADs.5
<ssss e.s., Scenic Route
@hufE The West. l,
2ilours and IS Minutes to Norfolk

4 Sept. 2s.1ao6. ssS3 a
LEAVE Observation-Disclosures ind.
'@ n AZ MR [any e Nswpofs Ssws -
600 a. N ,,,,, u Az ~. yyiiiians.
burg s;5s =. AZ, Newport News I. 1o:s9
..oo 8 ks,.nieSih IS A. Aux yv,,,.n,..
50 "A
!. oo ~ q |, porlsmouth s:S r m ~ y, al
-. 4M MAPS LfaS. 3 ssf 81 gaD
1850 a. M.--Local to Ronceverte: daily 70 Z
Sas5p esa q Ans ssh Con-
Union station, Charlottesville, WITH SOUTH
srn Locals. North and south: at staun.
t ion Win 3. and o., North; At 70 noeyerte
400 ?. M.-Dnily-caf parior car 10 Ronce. /
yerte! through Pullman for Cincinnati.
usp .srsiss Gs'- Eeu E.hHss 4aa
s1s P.I.aa.week Day.--Loo.l 10 aordonsvnisS
yies Ter Cincinnati. Louisville. 81 Louis
! n !. {, JAMES RIVER LINE. Il
5 Ia sEiSs;ns SIX ss.,e
IL Ro,nsy and Esnont.- Parior Car.
Ss r E AHiW IHR14ny
Norfolk and Old Point lO:OS A, M. daily, In
Nsxport NV. s;eo #: d "a. ea.''. Aha ,soa
and $50 r. N. daily; Main Linz Local i IS p
n week days from station. between Cliftons5
EGttss dss fro
days. Sg }5'~ 9l5g nc 1854
James RIVER Line Local from Clifton Forge
SIS s.. NJ daily; Gladstone Accom-, 30 "a.
l H, " az. TYLh L = ". g; wsA5grHHN,
II c. 2. DOYLE Genl. Manager.
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rep.
Richmond, iS
fredericksburg ~
Potomac r. r. iiif3

Trains Leave Richmond orthxa e y
t:l5 a. M.-Daiiy-Byrd ST. Through. I'll
7:a A. M.-Week Days---Hlba ashland 49,
$40 4. * ~Da'iy-Byrd st. Through. Local 4
l2:es noon--Week Days-Byrd st, Through Ell
400 p. M.-Week Dlys--Dyrl 81. i. 60. ks
burg Accommodation. Il NJ Il 'Sj
{ sos p. r. iy-aiainr ST. Through. s.Ez
s;sS P. week Days--Filba. Ashland n: Ac-5 7
sos P. M@Da1iy-Byrd st. Through .SE
Trains Arrive tchmond-Sout hWaro.Si
Y $40 A. EMa-iWeek Days-Elba. Ashland Sa Ac-si
E5.I cotllinodation, y. 4f VIZ
$500 A.. M.-Week &Days-Byrd st. FredeickS13
burg Accommoda tlon. EMS i&,S s
S.a6 A. M,-Daily-Byrd st. Through. .2st
II 80 A. M.-Week Days-Byrd 81. .& Thfou6lsj
ala r PHI M.- Daily y-A1aln ST Through.
5:4a P. M-vreek Days-Dlha. Ashland y. Ac.FF
commodation 49, - .5 55s Essf
80 80 :. M-Bsiiy-Byrd ST. rhroush. Local
$50 p. NJ Dai1y-Maln ST. Through I
NOTE-Pullrnnn Sleeping or Parlorj Cars on
all above trains, q except trains arriving Rlch-
mond / / so a. NJ. week days and local accom-
n;odations. 5sH ltgsi5 . u
~, D. oUKE. lC c, ". CUGP. W. r. TAYLOR
Cen Man r., ASS t. Gent Mani. Traf. Man
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] Ia down on the balance. Great Vest
ern declined to about the same extent,
while Midland is "a. Northeastern is
11-2 lower than last week. Great Eastern
also reported q rather heavy decrease.
Tho week has been period Of gloom in
Kaffir circus. fears Of dearer money
checking any incipient desire 10 buy that
might have existed in the mind Of any
determined optimist
Losses in Values.
Several heavy losses III values arc re-
corded, against which there arc to be
set trifling improvements. In Bonanza,
Durham and Roodepoort. Jubilee Diamond
shares are q little hrmer. The financial
papers are somewhat apprehenslye of a
raid on the London money market on
the part OF America, with the possible
result OF unsettlng prices generally
1T Is not to the interest of the States, :.
says the Statist, ito cause Il serious
disturbance TO the London money market
In the past week some 10000 pounds in
cold have boon purchased in London in
open market on New York account. For
some weeks past all gold arriving here
from South Africa and Australia has
been bought for the States. We should
welcome an outflow of gold to America
.ulucl lollllus ullA ~ ~ CcIs
tainly not desirable thut tho States
should take gold from London at this
inconvenient moment, especially when
there Is no real necessitytt to do 80. It
New York desires to assist rather than
to disturb London, 1t Gun do 80 by OBJ
tanning from the Secretary of the Treas
ury the deposit OF an additional sum of
about 100000 pounds, which would be
more than enough to enable New York
TO meet tho balance OF demand for cur
srcpcy for the country and to refrain from
taking any more gold from London. @
ia ''In brief, 1t Is desirable that we should
check tthe demand upon London for gold
for New York and from Paris. and that
assist IN the operation, otherwise n
the French and American bankers shot I'd
further advance In the bank rate In the
early future to 8 per cent. Will become
unavoidable III
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STEAM BOATS.
MEETINGS,
i{g8 Annual Meeting s3f
hesaneake and Ohio Railway Company,

Annual Meeting
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
".'T- Office OF Secretary.
Richmond. w., Sept. 8, 1905 ~
the annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF. The Chesapeake. and Ohio railway
Company for the election OF Directors
Of Directors, and all Committees there
Of, since the last annual meeting, and
for the transaction OF such other buSl-l
meeting, VIII DO held at the general of-i
hoe OF tbs Company in the city OF Rlch-l
mond, Va, on Tuesday, the gath day, OF
stock trans fer books Will be closed at
the Office OF Messrs. ]. r. Morgan s.
g., 50. q wall Street. NeW YAK york.; On
o oeIisSph p. i M, ana viii Be- reopensd on
Wednesday, October S. 1906. at 70 O'clock
q y G. H. wnLLFoRD. Secretary,
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ness, with call lonas as reserves, be not
put to a practical test In disagreeable
fashion In this market.
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BY Real Estate Trust Company, 1:
Real Estate Auctioneers.

f. BY Real Estate Trust Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
AUCTION SALE
OF A
Very Desirable Lot Of Land
on the East Side of the.
Boulevard, Between Floyd.
Avenue and Main Street,
100 Feet Front BY 100
Feet Deep: 1. II
At the request of the owner, we Will
sell, by auction. on the premises, on
Wednesday, Oct II, 1905,
at s O'Clock P. NJ, tho above described
well-located and valuable LOT Al in.
spection will convince you OF Is merit, as
property in this vicinity Is steadily en- :
HANGING In value. We will sell as a
whole or In parts II desired.
whole or parcels II desired.
REAL ESTATE TRUST Co,
stl}3f'a5N n AuctiOneers.
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BY Augustine Royal 6 Company
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Office: 927, Hull Street, Manchester, Va


~ HOUSE AND .LARGE LOT AT TIE q 2
CoRNER OF FIFTH tn y c a Ss, MA I1ES2.
TON" 70 THE CITY OF MANcHEs-
TER, VA, ON &TUESDAY,aOC OCT, 10, 1896.
AT 1880 O'CLOCK p Nj, ON THE
PREMISES. x. ii 5 "a HIT,
BY direction Of the Corporation Court
for said city BY It's Decree entered on the
OF T. j. Talbot and. wife vs., Lloyd j.
'ralhott and wife and ais WIN sell at
the corner OF Fifth and Marx Streets. The
lot fronts l32 feet, more or less, on the
northern line OF Marx Street, by 1b7 feet
deep to an alley l6 feet wide, This Is q
splendid lot. The house contains rooms.
with kitchen and other outbuildlnEs; fine
fruit trees and q we'll Of pure water. This
and Should attraction attention. For
other information, call on the auo y 3
months, for notes 6 per cont. interest
added title retained until@the whole purr-
chase money is paid and conveyance i9
ordered by the court.
rs DAVID Z. aPULI4IANl,
4.sa E355sitE iSta25t Special Commits iOner, n
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1906 1901 1909. 1902. 1901
900 l0OH773l 1876 7S5 149.0Ss00O zoe. GO? 10
1910 s3O s57s,042O t51S GLE 800 s7Ss $40 600 S7S SO goo
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NoTICE--THE ANNUAL AIEETINq OF
Board OF Directors OF the Working
mans Land and lmprnyeRaent Company
F IRE hi Depot, Broad and Hancock
= Streets, Monday. October 9th. at 10 r. q.
], 3. LHARY. Pgss!daak
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Atlantic Coast line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND pAILY-BYE3D-E
STREET STATION. n Il "
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. APRIL 1sTI +. s s3i
\ 100 a. ia. Z. L.. Express to all points
i 900 a. M.-PotersburE anu Norfolk VI 0
1910 F., M.-Petersburg and n. and w. West. 81
500 P. iM.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
s4l0 P. M.-Goldsboro local. L
hN r, M.-Petersourge Local. /,
tied. to all points South. -I
s:ao P. M.-Petorsburg and N. and w. West. "a
II 80 P. M.-Petersburg Local. 3Bt i,
"A TRAINS ARRIVE ELECTROMAGNETIC. .,S
# 4:07E IA. Mite A. NJ; 1888 A. M. .'l0:t1
A. NJ. 1l;40 A. M. 100 ?. NJ ;52:c6 p. I,s $3.50
'Excspt Sunday. s.sunday only. b Vt
G. s.. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass IAg.. 3S$sii
Is W., J. CRAIG, Gen, PASS Agt. lss2 G;tE
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& I. II. e. Duval clerk Of said court, DO
certify that the bond required OF the
spec al commissioner named In the above
styled suit has been duly given. q,
q Given under my hand this 2sth day Of
September. 1906
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
tsSTocKHoL pERs OF THE p,ASYJIss
* BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY wiz bS
held a. the office e ne eenEamy II
iaI al - M T. B. THATCHER, Presi-k
dent; T. w, THATCHER. Secretary .
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: . ZEAL EsTATE--For Rent.
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STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK.
(Now York Evening Post Of Bntur1ny.)
slt stock EXCHANGE r lotions.

Az: Il! | FL; !iE; ;'E IS:
E For tho 0
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Pruning.

q. 7. Ho@ctton. Gan,own. Msaa.
Many trees 40 Ia ruin each
year Tor want oil pruning. aud OF
pruning tho frs, year after set.
ting.
vas 10 an orchard 4 few DAYS
ago where 500 June buds had
been set late IN the season, and
there were only two or three
shapely trees 10 the lot; and
they bad been bitten of by a
COW. lie sure To cut off all limbs
when you set the tree. then GU,
back your tree TO a height of IL
TO ~ inches. This will give you
an entire new start OF limbs.
There will DC SO many OF them
you can select the three TO five
you want left near the top, and
shape up the tree to suit. The
first three years OF a trees lie
prune for shape, after this
prunc for frui, and shape.
have seen 40 many disap-
pointed people in the las, few
weeks over trees they have
bought not coming true 10 IA mc
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

1t is now known that when we
have decaying vegetable matter
in a soil, humic acid is formed,
which acts as a solvent on plant
food unsoluble in water.
Hence. while blowing under a
crop grown on the land may add
nothing new to the soil, il does
put il into a condition more suit
able to growing plants.
The principal crops used on
the Arlington farm as manure
crops are rye and cow peas.
Rye ~ sown IN the early fall and
and allowed to grow till about
May |. II is then plowcd under
the cow peas sown. A. the lat
ter plant is a lcgumc. IL gathers
nitrogen from the soil and air,
hence 10 this extent adds to the
soil.
After treatment IN this way
till the soil il thoroughly filed
with humus. that IL dccayiug
organic matter. il - ready TO
grow good crops, aud the Ar
lington farm is now reaching
that condition Some very good
crops OF hay have been produc.
cd, and fruit trees planted on
the farm are making foe growth
This farm ~ 10 be used entire.
ly for experimental work. c.
pccially 10 horticulture and
plant breeding. All varieties OF
iru', and garden plants tina, will
grow IN that section. IA we'll rs
all new plants. arc To- DC thor
oughly tested here.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Choice Pickings In the
YAzOO VALLEY

Choice P!ckiags Ia the YaAoo Val.
Icy il tue title u All illustrated NJ
page pamphlc, describing the rail.
road land. ia the famous fanoo Val
Icy Of tho Mississippi. CA the line Of
tho Ianso and Mississippi Valley
Railroad. and showing what has
been accomplished by the large nun.
bcr Of acs,lcrs successfully establish.
cd there Tot a free copy. address
+. +. Skcnc. Land Commsssioncr. |.
&. X. X. Central station. Park Row.
Chicago. Ill.
Information concerning rates and
train service 10 tho South via the iii.
mott Central can DC had uf agents Of
connecting llnca. OF by addressing
A. III. HANSON. C.. L. A. Chicago, Ill.
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A 2:lO STUD.
CasiIston 1886, 2:1o4 in rae.

SdstistOh 1000, [:lO' In race.
sired by Wilton 2:l94, sire Of
l02 10 go list, 9 in 2:lo list, dam
by Onward, 2:254, sire of 1913 in
$50 list, . in 2:lO list. Castleton
~ the best trotting bred pacing
horse standing in the state. He
is the fastest by performance and
IL already a sire of The Span.
yard, 2:lS (his first colt.l Two
OF his colts have have gone quar-.
ters in - aud 30 seconds respec
lively this spring. Fee, $50 to
insure.
Il. NJ. X g.. ID. DEANENPORT.
Starkyille, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Red Polls for Sale.

have abou, n ear load !. TO = pure
blood. Nice males included in I'll c
above. or will sell singiy. Good
chance 10 Atart a herd Tor a small out
lay oi eash. n the beef. milk and but
ter breed. a combination ~equalicd by
ITO Other breed.
}. i. WALLACE, Como, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Start Now

To breeding barred Plymouth Rocks.
Eggs TIL September half price. FIFTY
cents pcrlS. From large. wcll.barrcd
chickens AMI best layers ] ever saw.
FmASk Foster. Salem Poultry Farm,
Hale, Miss.