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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

The raarr.as. Of Miss lan,s Duncan.
daughter "i M. and Mrs. William Dun
can. and n. Reverend y. ct..i.. l"hson;
originally Of Pennsylvania. but f"r :. vSrsii
years assistant to Ia. Reverend poctor
Samuel J. Niccoiis of til. S.,o-.: i'rssby-
tcrian Church: took place last evening a:
$ o'clock nj fhe etifiGc where iiie BRIDE
groom WAS formerly minister.
The church was Gi!c,l with = fashionable
thronG. as the bride; while n.sc. formal.
ou; In society. as she Is very young. has
been exceedingly popular.
The chan.el Was trimmed with many
palms and vas,.i .! pink roses. cDmhine!
with r,cea. and :srns. ,
True.dale. Duncan Meier aE,, th" Rev
ereI.i Walter Evans usner,I. and sthe
E.vercIi Dean Bobs"n. brother Of tho
bridegroom. a,tC'' IS best man.
The bride chose u have an array Of
bridesmaids Miss julia Lake Was her
maid OF homer. while Miss Marian Lewis.
Miss Martha NcC"y. Miss olga Eoshnk.f'
others. boc;o: Niccol,s read the service
snd Their. WAS elaborate music ~ the Sec
cai Presbyterian chci:.
Th. t.ils. who Is dainty and very
youthful looking. wore white s.,t:a mos
saline. with y great dea! Of valuable old
luc.."sse and rose bodice point lace. be-
longing TO her mothers family. Lac.
tui; f,i"s Hut;srsd everywhere on skirt
and a t;i!e veil was caught to the hair
with Mr.. Gobsoi's cif;. a pear; and da-
,noni brooch. 81" carried shower 81
frocked alike IL white net. hu.'t over
coral pink satin. ara they carried Sanchts
OF whit. and pink COSMOS.
Mrs. Duncan wore white chiffon gown.
decorated with much point lac. ani hand
some diamonds.
The house reception. Z: tho Duncan veSi-
Gence In Westminster. w;ss rather small.
oalv Intimate friends being asked. after
which the br!!, and bridegroom hurried
away for n so:tnight's honeymoon. keep
Ing ,i,e destination Of their trip :, secret.
.a...-e
where Mr.. pobsnI has recently taken
raslorstc and will go a. once TO house
keeping. November /.
One OK tn. functions Of Horse Show week
will bc the dt;:.or given in honor II GOV
.sHvI arI Mrs. Joseph Niucate Folk at
the Planters i'oie' isis evening. by Coz
"n.l To,n J. Laatrlm. BESIDES the hon
o.e.s. members of Governor Folks stan
vii Jo guests. as follows: General Ja;neS
~ De Atmont. jefferson city. Ne. Ga.
Genera! George s. NcG:cw. ST. Louis:
General Henry T. i... Ashland: &C.
era. H.nr- j. Lay. WARSAW: Colonel ~.
- Mcdaniel. Springfield. Colonel Thom;,
g Ec.n.n.. II. t.5u.s: Co.oa.l l.. \.
craft. 81 l.oGi4. Colonel =. =. i:a,.i. 81.
Louis; colonel PHI: = N.li.r.., kinEas
s"ph: Colonel Rl,hard I. Batch. Noa, I:
colonel l. IL :isHeHry. Stanber.y: col:
nnci Scott }: N.i.s-. .hiiiicothc: cU!ons.
Tom ]. !.an'FuIn. s.. I..u!-
~yecu.iy. ana .!s vii. r.; the Horse SHOW
ar. IA. :.sUlt II an invitation extended
by Co!one! i:an'iIu;i. While the Governor
and his stat were in San Franc SEQ.
The dinner VIII - ~ !. O'Clock. ard.
shortly after So. the members u. ths
vs-ty viii nS;..i the Horst Show. where
they VIII le the guests Cf the FoTSr
show Association. Four toNcs have been
assigned Cox the US. ci the d.si!ngl..sr.G
guests. TH" uresencr nf Governor a'ld
N.s .ro!k az the EGrs. Slow will b. their
:i-s: appearance ~ 81 Louis with :is
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
Of the remainder. without making any detailed ~

Of the remainder Without making any dei11ed ~
counting.
All OF this money which has found its way into
the hands Of the McCurdys came from the pockets
Of policy holders in al parts Of the United States
Some Of these policy holders were unkind enough
to peep into the correr where the plum pulling proc
ess was going on and young Mr. McCurdy was asked
to tell legislative committee what he knew about
the conduct Of the business.
Besides the fact that his father is president OF the
company his testimony showed that he can boast
family tree whose leaves are green and crisp anu
whose fruit Is golden. This rare plant Is peren'
Nal. As fas, as It's product is picked new crop
develops and there is harvest every month.
In single year the frs.i: Of this tree netted the
Mccuriys the tidy sum of Sill All OF wnic"
goes show that life insurance Is better business
even than raising I.oultry-if you on the inside
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
LAIlN-AMERlCkN CLUB
THANKS THE PRESIDENT.
Directors FeIiritase w. Hosssese1s -
IatensI0n OF IsSessi9ssing Ter.
mioal AssOriass0a.

In thc regular mest!r; yesterday OF d.
re- tors nf the t-a;ir-Auerican club tho
following resolution. intr"!uced BY former
President jaTres 4 Rcagion. was una-l:-
nic,siy passed anil applause:
" Fersas. The C.rirHerCtnl and r1aruisr-
tr-'rv interests q: ST Louis have long
susrereI from the monopoly known as 'as
E,i...e Arbitrary. thar has tE!ottis-i !ts
commerce arI opposed rs progress by
leyy!nS n heavy tax Won !.icrCi.aEcise and
s-8:-c. a1i
.Nh.r.as His Excc.lsury. Pyssid.nt
Roosevelt, President c' tfe Unite! S.sieS
has seer. Il; % :ske 90 the cIdEci FOX -.
Louis such action being Without pr"ce-
Gen; IL. the history Ct American cities:
therefore - !:
Resolve! TIA: :ha f.a:i1-Srlsr rics-'
ci,.l, >: -. LcU's extends 70 thc President
a vote o: thanks Tor his intc.cs: ~ oGs
municipality.
TIE folicsinr co-nr.itt.. was named to
represent the club IL the meeting D: fAn1-
:acrursr- at - .. ~. to-day at No. Il
North Third street: President. y. y. era
.se.. James E'araoa aac J =. Coy.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
PHILADELPHIA GETS
LEAGUE MEETING
Executive Committee Of Ne
tional Republican Clubs Prom
ises Convention in 1907 Win Be
Held in st. Louis.

At the meeting Of the E.ecueive c.
mittee Of the National Republican Lea1oe
IN the jefferson Hotel yesterday Pnilada1-
phia was chosen as the place tor noadlng
mutually agreed that 81. Louis should eoe
the convention the year fOlloWine.
The meeting vas called to order b The
morning by President J. Hampton 1eeego
OF Philadelphia e. W. Weeks Of Guthrie
Center. Ia. was secretary.
,o The matter Of selecting . I.aes fer tas
Lou;Ss claims were set forth By Co09fe1o-
man Rhodes, Thomas j. Ahtna. Ju1ge
Spencer. Captain Henry s. King. General
John W. Noble. ensi John Albu0 0l ..
Joseph. President Moore spoke for Pnlla-
!elpiia. as did Assistant District Attor-
Eey Albert J. Edwards Of t1ttsAurG. Los
Angeles. Sioux Falls and HOuStoo, 1a4..
were also after the convention
The selection Of philadelphia and he
fixing cf the dates for the conv0ntion coR-
prises! oil the business outside ot rouSlns
ard the passing Of a resolution Of thanks
10 the local Republicans Tor tAaf hoG0l-
;ality.
In tbs afternoon the visitors vsro trsas.
ed to tallyho ride to tho parlo and as
night attended the Horse Show.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
REDMOND SUPPORTS clENN0N
Advises the People Of Ireland to
STAY at Home.

QuesnssoSn- Oct I-wi.iiam n. K
Redmond arrived here Tonight from New
York On Tire White star liner Oresn'c.
ard vac met by deseka'sS from Eass
ris,e. .he dl<'r.c: Sh,ch be represents IN
dresses Of welcome
Replying 20 the ad3ses>es. Mr. Redmond
aaid sSss his fs'fow-connfryrnsn abroad
among shsse AYchbishoo Gienron Of %.
Iou,.. ADVISED IRE people Of Ireland tn ~.
main st home. whore they could live hap
yaiy ara that he hi@oo9 advtsed this
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

New YORK. Oct. M-Hotel arTfyalo ~
-. I.oaI.-M.,s G. W. AIisn. MA J. Neln,-
isn. NIs F. +. webbsr. MrA W. Melnllan.
Manhattan: Il !. Whine. Mrs. ". II 8cue0cs.
;. II s a.: ssssp: g kss!3:.. R:s'7 %..!:; 4
cunningham. As,os. = W Hodemsn. Nm.
lie.isnan Nj. HOFFMAN. Seville: 2 q fsa,-
s,n. Mrs.. Pearson. J. II lAWfs. brtSiin: J.
J. GAG Imperial. IL E.~en.. Iersrd: w: g.
I'ah-i. Herald sauaI:: B ssnsd,cs ken;inxsn1;
Cnion square: J. p F1n!ay. Broadway Csnts..
kansas, cltyvG I S:nx; sep:a'nns; e:s 49,. 8 4 Z
r. t;sIisgtsr Yckwsck: NrA T. ". Ruao&.
W>s:mIns;.r: J A. P:Stnsr. Brssaia: D. J.
Ws. MAI. B.sEi.i.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

T., i,s issue OF December 5. lsaS. The Re
public published. cs a matter or local
news. an article which might Be COZ
..r,ea as rejecting upon Mr.. wiiliar,
Eat!can of this city Mr.. Ratican aftsr-
-~a:i. trough. sui: against the paper To-
NteI based on the publication. which sui.
has ,us. been disposed OF In the Cireu:
Court OF ST. Louis County. As We haS.
become satisfied That TIRE author OF Tn
article vas mistaken In his facts ard u:
Intentionally reflected upon Mr. Eatiean.
We now. In Justice to Mr. fatacan. mako
this statement
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11


FALL. ENTERTAINMENTS
4 ch:..ren's surprise birthday party was
t"nderei to the Misses Alice and Ada Car
roll of No ~: Morgan street Saturday
e, ey. mns AT which many friends attended
n" early part q: the evening was .,. nt
az games. after which supper was served.
The party ended with music. singing and
aSnSins; ox; Pr;z.s Tor the games We're
Robert Rain and George Ianck Among
thos: present were:
! ii~s-s--
nsq.s n7.:s Smith Smith. :s.rxuer.;s nsr:.-
MAY Na'y i,iu Moran.
N.i.E Max. Clara Hae"rlan
E.irs krus-. Aiic. Carroll.
CST:nn. kruse ada Carro,i
,L;a.iic ha';sssn. Irene Cargv''.
wii.:e SMITH. Patrick CroaE.
Geo IrrCk wiN:c Nu.i.r
Willie Carroll Robert Hs.y
Willie 'u~dske. Eddie Moran.
Harry Pu.s;a. Otto Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas os Coliinyville.
III. ENTERTAINED . crowd OF Young folks
from 81. Louis last sunday, the occasion
being The return Of their son, George.
..isse,-
l.nna 4. nh:,ri;. Mabel Hatfield.
pirp,e Hatfield.
NesSteu.>-
William TIn-:a.. George Thomas.
Wilbur TrTEe:. 'nes;er pru'nr.a,i
Thomas Thomas Norman kIassasT.
N.Ii'sr1 HIut!Gs.
81. AID Yrs
ihe:uas. Daniels.
s.''i,h SSa..iAss
Mr.. McNair ilxenfri,x~ will give a mus
, ics.ie Monday afternoon. October ii. az
half after ; o'clock. at No. ilii McPheT-
son avenue. The Misses Marie and Eu-
eenia Eakcweli will be the guests OF
honor.
Ars Iiiburn C. McNsir and Misc Louise
A:Nair will assist the host in receiving.
PERSONAL. MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Pickei are receiving
congratulations On the birth OF a son.
A:r and Mrs. " F. renton have ISSUED
Invitations 10 the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter tn Mr. J. A. Harlon o: Wichita. kas.
"n the evening Of Wednesday, October II.
., the Fsnton residence. No; -, Eors.;
Sarah street: The horne wedding recep-
tin viii follow from > TO L. O'Clock. A
home card !ncloscI announces that the
h,iae and bridegroom will receive after
Ncvemt,r l. ~ their home in Wichita.
kas.
Miss Helen Shcchan ard Mss Rose Van
ETe'.r have returned after q weeks visit =
They are both We'll known in Alton and
.a;ne Down 10 attend the vci!ed Prophet
ssui!r OF East 81: Louis and Miss Shsehan
vas entertained tv Miss Ad6is Euttenuth
Of .s,: Lac,ede avenue.
Cards are out announcing tho welding
ward 20 Mr. Zen J: Kaufman at the Wash.
!nS;on. Ocsobe. N
Mrs. Lou II. Haads,na Q: Cabanne ave-
rus vii! depart on October " for Chicago
to reside.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
A. ChSeag0 H0t0D0.

Chicago. Oct. 10-St. Louis person0 1oG-
istcred at Chicago hctels to-day are O
follows:
Grea: Eorthern-A = Dorssy. -. = ynDoe4.
Il A. Johan. x. W K.n,. F. y. WetslN
W:nasor,CI:sson"R H:se a:.a' "a. ~ ps.,S ! SsSSa
Schultz.
R!smarck-F. ". 8rhaab and HffA
wife n J. xoerehesd n echer1
Mcrrisnn-H T. Beftolsen. I. L C1aA ~. IL
Richardson. g. y. Way.
KaiserhotLJ Goldman. ". u WAN9
G.a.s-w. - Lambert
ard wife c. Warren
MaIss,lc-w 4 WatxIea
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

The Georgia city "f Savannah has not in long
time received more welcome guests than Gaynor
an! Greene. who after long sojon-n in foreign
parts are at last Hospitality 4uartcred in the Sava:
nah Jail. Captain Ob,r!n NJ. Carter has already
served his term for tan:: unto himself moneys a
Hrnpr.ated by Congress fo- harbor improvements
His confet:erates will have opportunity 20 cx
plain why they should not ,lo likewise.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

The naval recruits whom Uncle Sam il gatherin:
IN from St Louis :pt 10 make such good sailors
that they will not be satisfied 10 come home by any
ether than the water route. The way to crafty
them and maintain in st. Louis the popularity Of the
navy Vt high-watcr mark Is TO make SEA going
channel in the Mississippi River.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

The acquisition by the Santa Fc Of land for
terminals at Tulsa adds variety the railroad situa
,ion in Scau"yah In that country Of abundant rc-
SOURCES and growing population the activity "f the
State builders Is elua!ed Only by the activity of the
railroad builders.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

The Worlds Fair city con-.a,Gia:c> the city of
tie Lewis ard Clark Exposition the brilliant out
come Of its enterprise. With al attendance equal
ing the population Of the entire region formerly
known rs the Oregon country the success cf the
Pacific Coast celebration nf the Louisiana Purchase
Though less in degree. Is NO less marked ;Lan that
which ST. Louis made on the banks cf the Mis-
sisSipri
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Of the spindle in the southwest cannot fan to BE-
come as familiar . sound - the whir and buns u
the cotton gin.
Proximity to the Pacific and to the Panama canal
Is one great advantage which the Southwest pos
sesses over all other sec,ions for one Of our best
foreign markets for cotton goods Is developing in
China and other parts Of Asia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
ii:fiiitifiSsfe ifH:eSf9.fiSf '9fSssss AGO iSSssS
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS.

!, From The Republic OF oc:. Y. $50.
Thomas Allen vas formally nosi.
!, fed OF kis nomination for C"nerees
from the Secc'ad Nissour. DissItcs.
Charles 6.resH. IN TIE PropAtS
, Court. received letters cS admins
! ,ra:ion sog ihs estate % IAon
Boucher
Hear sfsw received from Ee9-
J lard slip az S,akespeaIes mu.-
! berry tree growing AZ Sirattofd,
which he planted on spot desiG-
rated by shs late Adelaide Nelson.
Who had visited the ShAw esfAfs
J previously.
John u. johnson ard D. d. Fisher
, Yresifed n. the Republican Central
COMMITTEES meeting.
, Night schools cr~ned under the a.
ser,ion "a. Superintendent Kong oS
the school Board.
Doctor RtcLardsoa. dean o: the
Hcr,~ura.Eic Medical College o.
Missouri. crened the fall Lecture
cp-rs- with an address.
Michael John Logan. known -
"fOnG John" Nas buried In Cal
VAR. He Was nlaPke.niasser OF the
CITY Market and was noted for his
build being 6 feet !EcSes tall
Thomas ". Fi,ch was chosen a.
} foreman Of the Grand Jury fOS the
, October ferr1
Nicholas Zisxm1n. . WeH-knoWn
} farmer os skiloh. Ill. Was thrown
ff1m q runaway team and his neck
J was broken He died Instantly.
q ~DDDoo1oo1Do1 DDD1o0DDAD
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

An !naues. VA. held yesterday On thc
tody OF Michael Kane. who was eeAn0oi
q quarter at the Sidney street ferry lana
ing Tho testimony developed that the
cutting vas done by John Andle. who J.
uudc; arrest and IA verdict OF homioaoo
waa returned
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Yates is a little tariy In asserting independence
ce Dcneen III, be has yet tire TO himself from
political oblivion by making an open fight against
the CuIion machine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
JOss lIke Ms.

Nj S.sbxo, Wei. Henry how 90 you LIZ. -ny
--es-'
NJ Ee~ly~e!: Dearest. trey rs: Ike the 2ses
ts=t satser usea 20 say ~-r. cos Ike his mother
i.-~t EaSs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
DURING SEPTEMBER

Gao l.. bloomfield Auditor "' Toe 81. Louis
-,-r.uhiic. b"inc driv sworn. saws That ~" actual
:rrber NJ rui and conrl.e copies Of The Daily and
.'rniday E~puhiic rr.n'": during she month cr Sep
'-rlb.-. 1905. all in regular editions. Der
-cne!v,e below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
MISS FANiTA DUNCAN MARRIED
TO THE REVEREND r. C. OOBSON

Wedding Somn;zei in Church Where bridegroom Was Former
~ Assistant PastOrEridc Was Attended y Lengthy
Bridesmaids Wa Cowned White Mess,line
Ianauc to Folk and His
Functions Of the Week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

H".Es." aiiN distrih alton Ia:s'
Nd s,.n G"" T. Ri"oH.c!I further says t,att n"
er % copies ro;u.nei and reported uns"'a dur
i-.. '-.l month 81 September I""- r"r cent
G;.p l.. Bi-rnMFlt-I.D. Auditor.
d. and sUbscr ,.,. ac:orc this 3"tE day
% 'ar'uit.,r 1905.
" % SoINi.EFIEi.D.
y. term expire Juy -. 1919 notary Public.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11
FALL ENTERTAINMENTS.

StaI s!nc" h.s Inauguration. The StaH
H.,dc u fine showing at Portland
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Mrs Lou II. Haads'na Q: Cabanne ave-
rue viii depart on October ~ for Chicago
to reside
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Miss Helen SEechan ard Mss Rose Van
ETat.r have returned after q weeks visit
They are both We'll known in Alton and
came down To attend the Yelled Prophet
btr. Hiss Van Prefer visited Miss Escye
: ScUi!y O! East -. Louis and Miss Shschan
was entertained tv Miss Addis Euitenuth
OF sJt: Lac,eie avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-11

Cards are out announcing tho wedding
n. Miss Paw Kraus o: West Pine boule-
ward 20 Mr. Fen ]. Kaufman at the Wash.
!nE.oa. Octobe. 1s
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01

interest in developing their ter
ritory as ~ distribute >reding
stock free. If good breed ny
stock ruid bc distributed ire,
in the territory o. the NOUrHERS
FARM GAzETT re, a wonderful d..
vclopmcnt IN stock raising and
improved farming would take
place. Farmers arc already
showing such interest IN IL that
many of them r making sacri.
fees for the sake Of getting y
start u more profitable far mlng
The GAZETTE would be glad Ia
give away breeding stock. it il
were financially able. tntoriu.
nately. II has manv expenses of
its own 10 meet. After much
~deliberation IL was concluded
that the best plan under the CIR
cumstances is 10 help those who
will help the paper. Our circu-
lation is growing very rapidly.
more rapidly than most o! our
readers imagine. But VIC arc
not satisfied with the rate OF
growth. II occurred 10 ~ that
BY getting n little army OF our
subscribers at work increasing
our circulation and by dissribni-
ing stock or poultry among them
TO b. used for breeding purposes
aud fixing the value Of what they
received / n proportion TO the
service rendered The paper. NC
should in a large he abe
to supply The need tor mprc good
breeders and grcai incrra>c
our circulation y, the -auc umc.
When this mash va decided
on, II wa next resolved "a mat
the plan Il henrh' tony 80
suh~cri, - and advertisers l.
ha~ b.,n -. ~r 81 49, 'hst bssr
buu' ~ .ha o.szrrIr I'D mtfte
ous .-t.. Gf.f aas~- ..aut.'.
il - ..~s# srttst sesa 3s,..4 .e
dn ...a. t#a pfols t#
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01

PP''htSh VII be altUV-
ca 10 retain their agency "a long
as they are getting results.
When they cease TO get results
satisfactory to us, then their
territory becomes open Tor anv
subscriber to work on the plan
herein specified.
II. Those paving money 10
persons soliciting for subscrin.
tons on this basis are To hold
the persons responsible to whom
the money is %paid-no, the pub.
fishers OF the Gazette-since the
person paying the money will in
many cases be 10 a better posi-.
ton than we TO determine the
responsibility OF those securing
subscriptions on this plan.
Il. Other rules may be made
or the present ones may be
amended "a the publishers Of
the Gazette may consider neces-
sary.
Is BY publishing a notice ID
the Southern Farm Gazette TO
that effect. we can withdraw this
offer at any time but will not
violate contracts entered into
before the withdrawal OF the OF.
fer.
II. Money received for the
subscription OF anv persons nov
Il subscriber will be applied Cd
the arrcaragc. ii one exists.
We know from experience.
that, IL YOU will tell the people
ot YOUR community when solicit
ing among them. what benefits
you will derive from their a..
s~i~,ancc. they will gladly aid Won
to secure the reward you desire.
Work will be required on your
par, TO &c, good results; but you
Will DC surprised to learn how
easily you can get them on this
plan. In conclusion. we urge
tha, unnecessary letters shall
not be written us. We feel that
the foregoing rules and the 10.
reduction thereto have covered
he ground 80 that II who VIII
~'udy them carefully Will have
III the Information needed.
Phrase rcmcmbcr that those 7
who make the trst applications
will have the first rights IN then
territory according TO tue en-
ditions herein specified. hop
ing that this may open a new
era in our territory and trusting
this Dian ma be of great serves
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01


live stock aud poultry to be used
for breeding purposes the lead
my OBJECT o! this undertaking
We do not want TO make this an
ordinary plan by WHICH common
premiums are given TO those
securing subscribers. The ,cr-
ri,ory OF the Gazette should have
more good breeders in the line
OF poultry and live stock; and il
We a bring this about, We shall
no, have lived and worked in
vain.
The following conditions must
be ooser vcd IN all cases:
|. Those who make applica.
ton frs - will nc able to reserve
their particular territory exclu.
sivciy. but must state 10 the ir>i
letter az lar a. practical wha;
reward they are 10 work Tor.
;. No III can hold territory
without working il. II the ter.
riiory IL 10, worked, IL may al
our pleasure DC given 10 some
one else.
}. Cash rewards will no. be
given. The rewards must be in
the form OF live stock. poultry.
farm i'm piemcnt~, sewing ma
chimes. or irui, trees or other
trees or bushes or vines to bc
u-,d 10 improving the place
where planted. The poultry
and live stock given as rewards
mus, not nc sc-ub~. but such a.
arc suitable for breeding pur-
poses.
i. The person or persons re.
4. wing these rewards arc to
make their own selection with.
OF any advice or influence from
~ further than stated IN rule
: Ira uo>ticratton ot this con
a.. eoa. e arc uof Ia bc rcspon-
@8s.|,t s.f tge qu,1t's or value oi
m ~sa ~ o'hrr reward.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01
SCRUBS AND DUNCH|LLS


vance. For instance, If sub
scriptiou expires Jan. l. 1906,
and remittance is not made be-
fore the next issue, so cents
must be paid for 1906 before the
following three years ~ubscrip-
ton car be go, for ST. 90.
:. Half OF all the subscription
money 40 received by us will be
deposited 10 the Security State
Bank. Siarkvillc. Miss. to the
credit OF the person or persons
emitting 1t; and will be checked
out on the signature OF the per-
son or persons RENTING il and
on the signature OF a represeu.
tativc OF the Southern Farm Ga.
y t,c. This is for the purpose
OF insuring that the money will
be used TO purchase such things
~ are herein specified.
:. Any person or persons
working Tor a reward NAV en-
ploy others 10 work for them;
and in Case \ person or persons
are working for a reward Of
high value. such a. an expensive
DULL or jack or boar. or anything
else OF much value. we recon-
mend tha, the person or per.
sons working for the reward
have others To work with them
Tor part ,ntercs; in tho reward
or for a specified service OF The
animal " other reward. This
will make thc work easier and
quicker aud wil! more widely
disseminate the influence of the
reward 10 an educational aud n
money making way, thereby ac-
comprising a leading object of
the present plan. This rule is a
recommendation aud no, c
qGiremcnt. IL should enable
many 10 get i start 10 stock rails.
ing who would otherwise be un.
adj IN do so. aud should bcncti,
tn whole com munitv into which
tn r ward goes. 4 contest be.
t,cen those working for part IN
ttcst IN or service from the re.
ward will arouse more interest
and get better results. II a con-
siderable number participate in
the contest the II securing the
largest number OF subscriptions
IN gtsrn time may receive n
larger interest in the reward or
more service rom IT,.
-. NJ one a have territory
reserved for working tor a re-
vard who ia not a suhsrriher
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-12-14
Reduced Rates to Sunbury,

For the benefit of those desiring to al
tend the ting of The Pennsylvania
State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry,
to be held at Sunbury December IL t.
IS, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell round-trip tickets to Sunbury
from all stations on its lines in the
State Of Pennsylvania, December II tc
IA, good to return until December 16
inclusive, at reduced rates (minimun
rate. % nents.)