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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
ENcAMPMEAT OVER WITH
Old Soldiers and Relief Corps Fin.
ished the Work at Aberdeen
and Came Home.

Mitchell had a large delegation IN
attendance at the encampment of the
q. A. K. and w. r. q. at Abel deem,
and they all got home Thurs Jay.
The party was composed Of Col. and
Mrs. j. B. Wolgemuth, Mayor and
Mrs. Silsby, DR.. s. j. Moore and wife,
VIM. Nash and wife, a. j. Wooledge
and wife, W. Plotner and wife, A. g
Pringle and wife, j. III. Nolt and
wife, Mrs. Clara A. Lukens, Mrs. C.
ii. Kibbee, Mrs. Ella Gelger, Mrs.
Griswold, Miss Lillian Patterson, o.
y. Stearns, n. L. O,Mealey, Phillip
Lucas, O. Hart, FL. f. Cox.
The delegation was feeling exceed
lngly we'll over the honor that had
been paid to Mitchell by the encamp-
ments in the selection of Col. j. B..
Wolgemnth as department. command
er and Mrs Clara Lu&ens as depart
ment president, This is the first
time that both orders have selected
their head officers from the same
town.
Col. Wolgemuth is one of the most
enthusiastic old soldiers in the state
and a better mar could not have
been selected to give the department.
an energetic administration. The
cases have been rare where he has
not attended tie meetings of the
Grand Army, both state and national
and for the national encampment
Commander Wolgemuth will see that
South Dakota's delegation will be
we'll taken care OF. The new COM
mander announced his two appolntive
officers by naning DR.. S. j.. Moore,
of this city as assistant adjutant
general, and VIM. Nash, also Of this
city, as assistant quartermaster gen.
eral. DR.. Moore occupied the same
position during the administration of
Commander T. e. Blanchard two
years ago, and will be able to take
up the duties with a full knowledge
OF all that is required.
In the election Of Mrs. Lukeps as
department. president an exceedingly
capable and worthy lady was chosen
by the Relief Corps, and her many
years experience as a presiding officer
in other orders will be Of much bene-
dt to the corps. Mrs. Lukens ap.
pointed Mrs. Mamie Moore, Of this
city, as secretary Of the department.
The election OF officers Of the G.. A.
r. for the coming year resulted as
follows: Department. commander,
J. b. Wolgemuth, Mitchell; senior
vice commander, j. g. t3eddes, Hur-
on; Junior vice commander, Samuel
Phillips, Spea1fish; chaplain. s. A.
Boyles, Yankton; medical examiner,
DIR. ]. Smith, Huron.
The W. r. q. elected the following
officers: Department president, Clara
A. Lukens, Mitchell; senior vice
president, Laura Harmon, Parker:
Junior vice president, Edith c.
Brown, Olivet; chaplain, Mary M.
White, Vern4illion; treasurer, Helen
Kibbee, Mitchell. The executive
board will consist Of Mesdames Sils-
by, Geiger and Patterson of Mitchell,
and Ida M. Lowery of Leola and Nina
Cole of Pierre. Delegates to the next
national encampment to be held at
Denver this summer, Ella ID Parker,
Watertown and Frances Thompson
of Parker. Jennie e. Nash Of Can
ton was elected delegate at large.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Sought u Safe spot.
"a Chinaman asleep in a tiger t

"a Chinaman asleep in a tiger trap
is something of a novelty, even FOL
Perak," says Il Penang writer. "a
cody was discovered n morning
near a Kinta nine, having apparently
nassal the night in the trap. When
reused he said that sleep had overtaken
ahim. and 81, he chose the spot least
likely for the Tiger. 70 visit-the trap
result. He t~,ioggIst a.at the tiger knew
& thing or Two about traps"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23

OF the state, and delegate to congress.
will be n of the speakers Of the al
lternoon. Doane Robinson, Of the
state historical society. will give
some sketches of state history. and
MISS Alice Dougherty will read
South Dakota poems. In the even
Ing Col. Brigham will give is illus
trated historical lecture on the Lewis
and Clark expedition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
county commissioners of Dayison
county, S. p, will meet III special
session at.tIle office Of county auditor
June 30, 1905 for the purpose of act
ing on applications for licenses forS
the salesof Intoxicating liquors and
attending TO any other business that
may come before the toald at that
time.
Dated June 20, 1905. ssss u.
@. D. stearns,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23

for this couple and 1t Is the wish OF
their friends and The Republican as
well that no cloud may ever a ppear
on their horizon.
Among the out Of town guests at
the wedding yer W. H. II. Mallory
and daughter, Miss Frances, Misses
May and Lizzie Smith, Miss johnson,
Miss Chamberlain and Mrs. Law
renee, of Alpena.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
T,,e rEs or u, T;ns.

Il tell you WHAT gsumbled the pes
sinaistic water, people ain givin, tips
like they u3et. 10 i'll the old DAYS
THAT'S riglsf. replied the funny
waiter. 'sIiling OF Ilsau, who gave his
birdlright for d mes of po~ttage'
Philadelphia LEDGE.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
Same TlsAere nst .sere.

Slae-I seq iioa one hriste was over
twenty-five years of rye in the 346,590
marriages which took place in Japan
last year.
He-That looks as if the ONE were
as backward about telling. their ages
over there Is they are over here
Yonkers StsteSLaan.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23
The Mitchell Steam Laundry.


.she-N-hy il q se Is Ill.
Ways afraa to q, sE4 her / p D OH her
wedding day.
He-Why is Il that a husfand is
afraid to open his mouth a silo time
after the Welding days- Yonkers
Statesman.
lseauty.
Really beautiful things can't go out.
They ma disappear for a little while,
but they mast come back. It's only
the ugly things that stay out after
they've had their day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
An Involuntary petition against air az Jonas WhiteaE W,
Strasser & Vogt s537; the Crescent Tobacco Com
pany. s376. and H. Weisberger, $S7. Transfer Of
ceiver with a bond of $4,000
An involuntary petition against Joseph Vuolo
ltors. with claims follows: Max Bqckner: s262;
3. & L. Factories 1896, and NJ. J. Meyer & Co.,
which, it is charged. were fraudulent. and given
for no valid indebtedness.
business of Abraham Bernhard, with bond OF
81 600. Removal CT assets from the alleged bank
rupt's place OF business. No 62S East l43d-st, Is
Norton c Fitch was appointed receiver Of the
man, furriers with a bond of $500
Schedules Of Richman & Friedlander show. debts
creditors s KlePner No q Fast sthSst' sS47
nssetg epRsst soS 81 eeoans n@t Sass " ao
Schedules of Klein Brothers Involuntary bank.
$95i5 The principal creditors are c. F. Wood &
Co. 10 Maden tane s. SSS 4eIs b e x Na1e$
No Il Maiden Lane s2,14o Louis. strasburger, No;
Maiden. Lane, 2.227; Mechanics and TRADE Traders. s.
jeweiry at No 81 Maiden Lane 81 500 machinery
and tools, s75oo a6ecounts $500; equities in fire
discharge in bankruptcy was granted by Judge
Holt to Frank n clint9n Hdt3a and Blake B. Nation
John Danahan; undertaker Voluntary petit@ion ion
The petitioners creditors are many but hold claims
Of of MddIetown $500 for borrowed money The as
sched,iles of Loon & Walton show debts Of ss51s
the National Buteebers and bToyeTs Bank 81; 200
deposited in bank 500
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreisn houses ueS4 e
35 coo shares In the local market al SaIs ~
London consols made q further advance % - ,otsn.
cont TO S9ls and Russian IS regained ano-.le- ~
- COZ The mining department was nTH -
rtera- and conner stocks were strong A-o'S' =.
in pooj demand The willingness OF FarlS " - .-a
mart Of the japanese loan imme ediate4y va" .e--ug
as a good sign. Advices from Russia "eI 9H-obsbly
more TRANQUIL. The money market "oN'E :, tns
eaea off 4 little with the japanese loan out " n.
way, although the British treasury Fe4u'-1
sure firm rates well inJo December =. .,ssss1
MARKET GOS5IP.-Edward sweet & .N-.s 70. - AZ
the advance in American Locomotive u - ., AL
tent with the sale OF about z'oV' SI-' -sns me
In spite OF tbs the common acteo "e'' .s,ssc-
refarred advanced & point al time on --a-,ss
t{ors Of 2 few hundred shares OF sCocA n,vsrs
r Gates & Co. were again prominent % IN IN sctlTs
- q ps,,I The Western houses were al ..-snx
o5 vere mostly operating on the long siue u
S+,,rais & Co. who were substantial - rrrios
MONDAYS market. bought a large quaHC,' n rsss
Pacific in the course OF the morhlhs' u L,ysrs Of
and Housnan & Co were the pFineP It'd eel
I-,tt.d states steel common The stooA - - AZ
- 80 or some scattered selling for sass.ro
+ The hull account In London mas -. z
baAn more confident than II was heIs - 90
T-eers is credited with position on the 80. oo |.
II is still asserted that the Hartman - lss
encouraging operations on the 4'Ns ~, II asd
80 AZ least quoted some loans wnieH :, ire
s - orartere where the opinion "a ,,s.
is~r,1,s following would dictate the sbs
toward the money market The aus 49, hAsu e1-
Atlantic Coast dividend apparently n@s o. sale IS
peeted, as there plenty OF stoSA sto.,a,,ons afs
soon as # was announced. Such Is. md
-ot in,Dortant as the stock Is IN rev - L. .4s,cx
The sale OF few hundred shares OF ~-Sst- w II,
generally discoses az unsatisfactory s.s sglsa
Is rather noteworthy that some actNe - ara esr-
do not hesitate to advise profit taxing % .,,,o o.
eral list to their customers MADE an -, .ets s.
= rScent n,rcbases had been taken out o
market Baltimore and OHIO acted wen u
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MANY STOCKS ADVANCE.
IN CERTAIN ISSUES APP
FeatwesCaU Money Eaer-Sterng Closes
Weak.

the factors in the exchange situation itself CAL
culated to move exchange up constructing in
lueuce would be exerted on money to hold ex-
change back. BY the balance that has been
established between money and exchange the
movements of both are restricted. When ease in
money in Europe is restored the dependence of
money and exchange on each other in the United
States will cease, except incidentally. but that
may not be for time In the meanwhile,
however, the strain in exchange will be relaxed
irrespective of rates, inasmuch as the demand
for finance bills and other forms of exchange
is subsiding. simultaneously the tension in
money is relaxing. although rates continue rel
atively high. The inquiry in the exchange market
for finance bills Is curtailed because borrowers
more able to obtain accommodation in
the money market, while the call for other bills
is reduced because remittance for Japanese
bonds subscribed for in the United States has
been suspended. There is a better order of
things in the money market because by the
shifting of loans bank reserves have been re-
stored and also owing to the fact that flow
of cash from the interior to the money centres
is setting in.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
LESS 1-1b. TPIus I-Ib.
bankers, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New- Orleans - Com
1nercial 75c discount bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, &c; telegraph &c. Boston-Par. Chi
cago-25c premium. Charleston-Buying, par; SELL
ing I-lOc premium. st. Louis-35c premium bid
25c premium asked Ctncinnati-ooc premium. Sa-
vannah-Buying SOC discount; selling. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
1886 $50; balances. S4s18137. Philadelrhia-Ex-
changes ST. 7eS507; balances. 90sS5. Boston-Ex-
changes S2954S. rs: balances. S2.5S9423. Chicago
Exchanges S3 s3 $50; balances. So 2Os762 Baltimore
Exchanges. S.720s6O balances, sf55,5O7.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6G669sc; Mexi-
can silver dollars 494d5111c. Bar silver closed in
London at % 15-15d.
GOLD PRENIUM.-In Madrid, 2775; Lisbon. 500
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, sS3l 6S2; internal reve-
nue. receipts S227 03O; miscellaneous receipts, si4Sos
Receipts for the day. SlOa47; expenditures, a.4S0-
coo Receipts for the month to date. 2iSS,6S ex-
uendtures $32 $4,000; OF receipts. $l063,6SS
Receipts the fiscal year to date, S2Sl Ssl leo;
expenditures s25.6ls sOO5; excess or expenditures.
sl3. .727.S05
UB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House siis,Ss5
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
HEAVY BACKING FOR JAPANESE LOAN.

In a circular letter referring to the proposed is
of new Japanese per cent lean. Sig. H
Rosenblatt & Co. say in part: The success with
which all the recent japanese external as well as
internal loans were foated is we'll known to the
filan~:al community. These internal loans. espe-
ci7ny those bearing per cent interest, will be
tired, or exchanged for the per cent loan
The banking houses Of the RothSchilds in Paris
and Londcn are exI ected TO take dominant part
in the placing of this loan AS the Rothschilds
have practically severed their financial connection
with Russian loans $50 we understand from our
foreign correspondents), it appears reasonable to
believe their cooperation will greatly enhance
the financial standing of Japan.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at
per cent highest, per cent; lowest, per cent;
last loan 51b per cent; close. per cent; ruling
rate 81 per cent. Time money was quoted at 6
per cent for sixty days, 512q6 per cent for three
and four months, and 5l46514 per cent for five and
six months Commercial PAPER was quoted at
5IA6s per cent for sixty ninety days and 652 per
cent for four to six months Money rates at Bos-
ton were 6q7 for call 5Q615 for time; at Chicago.
5a6 for CALL 51596 for time; at Philadelphia. for
call 515a6 for time; at Baltimore 51s for both call
and time
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market was easier. with demand sterling down 20
points from the preceding day. Actual closing
rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
DISCRIMINATION IN WOOL RATES.

Washington Nov. 20.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day received a complaint against
the freight rates on wool in the grease main
tanned by the Pennsylvania Railroad between Fort
Wayne. Ind. and Philadelphia The complainants
are Well Brothers. OF Fort Wayne, who have pro-
tested AGAINST the charge of 81 cents a hundred
pounds from Philadelphia to Fort Wayne in COM
partscn with charge of 43 cents from Fort Wayne
Il d nlrhia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money u
London, 81z63a4 per cent Open market dsso--, ss"
rate for short bills. 4d45s per cent; long pms
per cent Berlin discount rate 4s per cent -,
exchange on London. % marks 4SA4 pfenns' :.
5isco,In+ rate 33-1s per cent Paris exchange u
London. % francs 1413 centimes. Bar gold In Ia
don was rs 97sd. ,r
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brittsh coHsOls
rnoney S91l: for the account. SO SID. Frenen l'A'
100 francs. Russian As at Paris, 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
FIVE WITS OF REPLEvIN.

The Sheriff yesterday received five writs Of re-
p1evn for S1S022 against property in possession Of
the S. Folz & Levy Clothing Company. of No. 8
West 3d-st, in favor Of the following wholesale
clothing dealers: A. Rocker and Others SLIP;
the American Woolen Company, $500; p NJ. Mali
and others, $I.574; Victor & Achelis, S2,0S3; z.
FIeitman and others $S03.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
AmERIcAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Nov. q, p. m.-The market for Ansi|
c.-, -ec1rftfes was strong. The following tasa
shows London's cIosngs Of yesterday and Mondaf'
with New-York equivalents, compared with NC
davis New-Yorl closings:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
TEXAS wiTHDRAws QUARANTINE.

The Southern Railway announces that. effective
to-day, the State Of Texas wthdraws all quaran-
tine restrictions against the city Of New Orleans
and that the sale Of tickets by way Of New
Orleans to points West will be resumed without
restrictions
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

The Clearing House yesterday fsued its comuiI,.
ton of the returns OF New-York City's forty-e-h.
banks under call of November 8 Con-
pared with the statement OF August % imucrtspt
changes were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
Financial Mcetin gs.

11th Month 2ist 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF srookHot-D-
Il OF. Of Svarthrnore College will he held Race
Stree: Meeting House Philadelphia. 18th Month. 5th.
4'O'' O. HARRIET cox NJ MDowELI4 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington. Nov. 2-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning of business co-day IS
RESERVE FUND
Gold and bullion $50 LOCO 900
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, as compared with
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
BuffaIo6 Observation-Disclosures Company

Preferred Stock Dividend No II.
The regular quarterly dividend of ONE "a PER
CENT. has been declared payable December l, 1905,
stockholders OF record November Il, 1906.
F A. LEHR. Treasurer.
FISK & ROBINSON. 81 Cedar St. n. Y.
Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

i.sa4.745 Total sales FOR the day. unlisted.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

New Orleans, Nov 21.-The announcement Of the
ginners report on the Cotton Exchange fol-
lowed by considerable excitement, prices quickly
advancing 35 to 81 points.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
Buffalo 6 Susquehanna Iron Company

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Nov l, 1905
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared e SEAiI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE (S) PER CENT. (Sl50 per siareD the Capt.
tai Stock Company payable and after November
% 1905 stockholders registered the books of
fhs Company OF business November 4. 1902
CHECKS will be mailed stockholders who have filed
Permanent Dividend Orders az this once
HENRY TATNALI. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

For a series of years the stocks, bonds and mort
CAGES held on or about the above November dasA
=
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the Clerk of the United States Dis
] trict Court:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

sales--I-Closing-
Fin. BIZ. ask
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MINING STOCKS.
NEW.YORK BANK HOLDINGS

7.15o Total sales,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15

Remember it will take corkino
good birds TO get in the prizes in
the coming state show at Abo--
deem. It's the swell show NJ ,ho
South.
Say. sister can't YOU sles,
more soundiy when YOU know
that your fowls arc protected
from wind and rain and have
been fed literally
The latest candidates in tho
poultry world are buff ducks
Rhode Island Wai,cs. and Bpf
Barred Rocks. all OF which will
probably be offered The pubic in
another year.
So great is the demand for
Buff Lcghorns, that the supply
Of every breeder IN the country
~ exhausted before The season
really starts. Being the most
prolific OF all the laying strains,
and ia addition n perfect broiler,
they are recognized from every
ource as the chicken what
~.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15
Some Hen Thoughts

Even the very best fowls m ust
have good care TO win good re-
suits.
DO no, wait until you are
ready To use an incubator before
you buy Il.
American Reds is the latest
cnu,lcmcut OF the Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds.
When you absorb chtckcn ad-
vice. be sure you &c, II from n
man Who knows aud who IL also
honest.
Zig open doors arc the proper
ventilation for the poultry house;
draugh,s will cause colds, roup
and trouble.
Line breeding is the only way
to success. lnfusing new blood
from an outside source means 10
begin all oycr again.
he balanced ration question il
still a~gitatIng the more scientific
brethren. while the rood hard
'eedcr Is getting tbs eggs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15

but discourage the beginner.
And then some fellow or sister
will butt 10 with a little self-made
free advertising. telling about
their new breed that laws two
eggs every day and three on Sun
day and holidays; and loves Geld
weather so we'll that il has TO be
fed on cracked ice 10 keep IL
from LAYING hard boiled eggs.
and the colder it gets the oftcner
aud bigger eggs it lays, while
everybody 5 else fowls arc frozen
corpses.
So it goes until the weary be.
ginner begins To think with good
King David. that IAN men (and
some women are liars.
STILL another crank tells u
that exercise is the thing and
,hata blefull OF millct seed
scattered ia a litter pen will
make you wear yourself out car.
rying eggs 10 market and toting
the money home.
Fool notions aud marvellous
new world heaters are good
things 10 let alone. Get a good
start from an old line bred.
time u,cI STRAIN, aud then. with
plenty o! good feed. good care.
and common sense t-anagc
YOU will succeed. II takes an
csper, TO experiment, scientific
ally. one who understands thor.
oughly the laws OF cause and
effect. When a beginner ~adcs
into the unknown, be wades into
trouble.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15

IN this show will have we'll earn
cd it, and we hope that every
breeder in this section OF the
South will have some OF his best
stock on exhibition.
Let every breeder lend his
aid and influence in making this
a show that will be on a par
with those OF New York City,
Boston, and Chicago. We can
do it. and | have faith enough 10
our Southern brethren 20 be.
licve that we will do IL.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15
Things We Read

a whole lot of contributions
and prIks articles on poul,r,
raising that NC see nevada ~ IN
a good many poultry and farm
papers must have been written
by umorists and others who
perhaps never SC, Il ben or gath.
cred an egg in all their lives; and
how an in,clllgcn, editor ever &C
cepis and publishes ,hclt rot is
a puxkler.
One crank has the nerve TO tell
~. that all diseases az fowls -
produced from some IN Jury sus.
tanned physically. For instance.
II a chicken gets hung in a wire
fence, II may produce cholera.
roup, or lImbcrncck; aud a whole
lot OF stuff along this line which
the public is supposed 10 be.
ike.
Another ultra intelligent Alex.
andcr tells III that milk. either
sweet OF sour. ~ oil no food value
~ producing either flesh or
eggs. Every housewife know,
better.
Others tell us 10 feed very.
thing, from red pain, TO epson
salts that can be bought IN Il drug
store-a ration that would cost
about - cents day for each
bird. The innocent beginner
reads all this aud then goes TO
bed aud has a nightmare, tr,inp
TO hgurc out i profit on - cents
i dozen eggs that 1t costs - 10
produce.
We hope 'urv - not - ararrc
with The brethren 81 the press
that they must publish thu.
trash. These things onl,
amasc the experienced breeders.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-15
Shows

Now that the show season is
on for fair, much attention will
he given TO. and deserved by.
these exhibitions.
The county shows come FIRST
and every breeder OF fancy poul-
try where such fairs or shows
are held should exhibit, bu, il IL
not Tor the large calibre breeder
TO butt in and wrcst the honors
from the local aud amateur
breeder. Neither il the game
really worth the powder. but II
II we're, IL IL not a fair deal.
The old expert breeder knows
10 a fraction what his birds
should score, and how TO cAhibi,
10 the best advantage; and 4 be
is hoggish enough 10 go in and
gobblc everything ia sight. be
will not only Kill the smaller
show. but will also kill the busi-
ness. What local man would be
TOOL enough to enter his tro,tcr
or PAGER against such horses AZ
Dan Patch, Star Pointer, etc. :
But having been schoolcd III the
county shows, having gotten y
correct idea OF what an cAhibi.
too bird should be. the small
breeder IL ready 10 enter the
State shows and com pete intel
ligently Tor the honors aud pub.
llcity which such exhibitions be.
stow upon the yic,ors.
We are satisfied that the com.
ing show at Aberdeen during
the holidays vii! be beyond
question far the largcs, and
most important show ever held
IN The south, aud ~ vii not he
surprised tu sc the .ntrucs
reach the 2ooo mark. IT., indeed,
Il doc, not exceed that number.
ANY breeder that wins ! p.acc