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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
Have You 0Fdered1
II not Apply 10

Deer Lick S;ock Il Poultry Fxr~L
thoroughbred poultry. White e..
Barred Rocks. IIuH Rocks, 4. f.v
andoiscs. Black Langshans. q
Hamburg aud Bun LcIhorns for ~.
At im !. pair, Cocks and corke...
. each. Mammoth Eronsr Turk.,.
from beat breeders. eggs g.. 50 NJ
Chicken eggs 81. sn pcr ~
l.. W. Pays.. rrop.
". r ID. 4. Columbus. MIea
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01

live sock ~ not only inhuman,
but from a business standpoint
~ purely iiiotic. II would be
hardly more foolish. but more
humane TO raise a LOT of poultry
or stock to maturity and then go
out aud feed il poison aud de-
s,roy il than 10 raise tho same
poultry and stock TO maturity
and then allow the same 10 suf-
fer and die from exposure TO
the rasagcs OF the winter stor ms.
In this respect too many OF our
people are negligent. for we do
have cold winters and zero
weather even in the gulf sta,es.
And when the gulf states get
zero weather. the negligent poul.
'ryman and s,ockman gets i, IN
the neck"
How il Il with oursclvcss
Have VIC bad eggs during all
this frigid time: II has been
well with us and our Buff Leg.
horns have shellcd on, tic exxs
INCREASINGLY. We have had eggs
IN plenty 10 cat. sell and TO
batch; and our birds were hous.
ed in buildings made of old
scrap lumber and laths and lined
well with old heavy wrapping
paper-eost nothing bu, work
and very little Of that. We have
used no mysterious feed. but
have led IN SOUTHERN FAsA CA.
zhrrE has cndeavored to teach
you how TO feed.
And yet with all the we'll
meant and simple instruction NO
cheerfuily given, sn egg famine
has been on for several weeks
because. mainly, the birds have
not had proper feed and shelter,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
Did IL Catch YOU.

The severely cold weather cx.
pcrienced during the past few
weeks has proven a costly les.
o 10 many people who raise
poultry.
II has demonstrated for all
times that the man who advo.
Gates and utllixes ircc.tops and
open sheds for roosting places
for bis poultry il as wrong a.
he IAN possibly get. The froz-
en-, biackened. com bs and wat.
ties n 10 be seen about more
than bali the homes where poul.
try IL raised, giving eloquent
evidence OF careicssncss. mis-
management. or la.iness. which.
cAcr you prefer TO call il.
These frozen parts are a
source Of grca, pain 10 The nj.
fcctcd fowl. aud the sense OF
human feeling toward a helpless
creature. should in itself be G.
nough incentive TO arrange COM
Portable quarters for them.
Fowls with parts frozen and
weakened by exposure canno,
and will not bring forth CRAFTY.
ing results. II will take several
weeks for the hens and pulle,s
to reeupcra,e sufficiently TO be-
gin laying, and for a long time
impalrs their usefulness as
breeders. Besides numbers of
fowls contract roup. and die,
and others are 80 cnfceblcd that
they hang around Tor a few DAYS
or maybe week and also cease 10
exist.
This kind OF business wbr,b.
or pertaining 10 poultry or other
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
U Turkey Eggs

:, per Il. White Wyandotte
Barred Ro,k eggs Sipcr Is. Sis
Tor 30, SIS Tor 100. Guar
iecd pure and true TO name.
J. w Upehurch. Bcnevola. a.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
PLYMOUTH ROCKS

Arc recognized "a the .sutiIU
Fowl. They arc easily rained. II
sttofr eggs. and are more In s6esaal
se~iay than all other. combined. IL
breeding the
BARRED. WHITE AND Hill
ROCKS.
And can supply a limited numher I
cggs fsusn either variety AT 500 =
sisiing delivered at your express "a
Hc..
guarantee satisfaction az UT
nsoacy back. Order now.
r. J. Rowhtt.
Selma. Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
BARRED ROCKS.

nIuc Haired piymou,h Rock child.
n Tor sale. These birds are richly
marked and highly pcnciiea.
". ". BOYD. Osborn. Mis-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01

have some very fancy cockefcn
for sale. Egga from Thompson strais
Ut Plymouth Rocks Tor sale at an
g., 10 per Is. Mrs. Orleans Thcmss.
Crystal Springs. AisA
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01

viii sell egga from my well marx.
esi aud high scoring H. +. Rocks ior 4
tsrr IL. Hundreds To sell.
!. II. nit, Field, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-01
FOR SALE.

Mosby's Selected Prolific seed
corn, Price $3.50 per bushel.
iiENRY A. BEArriE.
S~tarkyillc, Miss.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16
Vol. XVIII. September Is, 1905.

uwazano je "a poczatek rewolucyi. Ostre
starcia z policya rozpoczely sic Cd chwi-
Ii, kiedy Rad kazai zamknac wielki
park publiczny, poniewaz w MIN agita-
torzy miewali mowy podburzajace do
tium6w. Toxic rozruchy przeniosly sic
do Kobe, ale ME przybraly w TEN mie-
scie postaci tax gwaltownej.
W Osaka odby( sic wiec publiczny, ma
kt6rym uchwalono nastepujaca rezolu-
eye: "Pok6j zawarty Rosya pozbawia
Japonie wszystkich plon6w zwyciestwa
naraza kraj ma niebezpieczne kompli-
kacye w przyszlosci. Niekonstytucyjny
i samowolny postepek rzadu spowodowal
zakf6cenie spokoju w miescie bedacem
siedziba mikada. Honor cesarstwa zostal
splamiony, a duch poszanowania dla
konstytucyi przepad}. Nigdy jeszcze
kraj nasz ME znajdowa} sic w obliczu
tax wielkiego niebezpieczehstwa Wo-
bee tego zebrani wyrazaja nadzieje, ze
Rad zerwie ponizajacy traktat pokoju
i poda sic do dymisyi"
Cabinet ministr6w prZed}ozyl cesa-
rzowi urzedowne zawiadomienie przy-
czynach og}oszenia stanu wojennego !
zarazem zapytal, czy ministrowie maja
dalej pozostac W sluzbie, czy tez podac
rezygnacye. Mikado rozkazal ministrom,
ably pozostali ma swych stanowiskach,
wydal rozkaz zwo}ania parlamentu
ma sesye nadzwyczajna.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16
Wrzenie w ia ponii.

Pok6j zawarty Rosya ma tax nieko-
rzystnych warunkach wywolaf wielkie
niezadowolenie w Japonii, tenn bardziej,
ze Rad zabroni} gazetom og}aszac tresc
traktatu pokojowego. skutkiem czego
ludnosc nabra}a przekonania, Re pok6j
musiano zawrzec Wprost ma haniebnych
warunkach, kiedy al Rad wstydzi sic
ich oglosic. w wielkich miastach Toxic i
Kobe ludnosc podniecana przez agitato-
row wystapi}a tax groznie, ze przeciwko
tfumom musiano wys}ac slime oddzia}y
policyi, gdy to ME pomog}o, odkomen-
derowano wojsko, og{oszono stan oble-
zenia zaprowadzono sadly dorazne. Re-
zultat rozruch6w jest nastepujacy: CITE
ry osoby zabite, czternascie smiertel-
cej pokaleczonych. Aresztowano 1850
stacyi policyjnych j zburzy} dziesiec
koscio}6w chrzescianskich, oraz jeden
budynek misyjny; pa}ac ministra dworu
bardzo uszkodzono, jak r6wniez drukar-
ME gazety rzadowej "Kokumin Szim-
bun." Obrzucono kamieniami ma ulicy
doradce mikada, markiza Ito. kt6rego
Japonczycy uwazaja "a odpowiedzial-
nego "a zawarcie pokoju ma tax niekorzy-
stnych dla Japonii warunkach. Napad-
nieto takze ma amerykanskiego milione-
ra kr6la kolejowego Harrimana, gdy
wracal w powozie z konferencyi mi
nistrem finansow. W domu barona Ko-
injury powybijano szyby kamieniami.
Podlozono ogien pod gmach ministeryum
spraw wewnetrznych.
Gazette "Niroku"i piee innych gazet
Rad zawiesi}. zato, ze nawo}ywa}y lud
do buntu. Przypuszczaja, ze ten sam los
czeka inne pisma.
Rozruchy zwracaja sic g}6wnie pre-
civ Amerykanom, kt6rzy sa uwazani
jako panstwo stojace ma czele konspira-
cyl uknutej przeciwko Japonii. W Toxic
motloch napadi ma dw6ch Amerykan6w: !:
dra w. G. Lyle j. c. McKnighta, i
obrzucil ich kamieniami.
Zaburzenia trwaly W Toxic try dni, a
byly poczatku tax gwaltowne, Re
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16
Pakoj Rosyjsko" Japonski.

Traktat pokojowy ME jest jeszcze zna-
ny szerokiemu SWlatu w brZmlenlu do
sfownem zapewne ME bedzie wcale po-
dany do publicznej wiadomosci w formie
ca}kowitej ami przez Rosye. ami przez
Japonie. Wiadomo tylko, re tresc pc-
szczeg6lnych artyku}6w jest nastepuja-
ca:
Art. I. zastrzega ponowne zaprowa-
dzenie pokoju przy jazni pomiedzy mo-
narchami obu KRAKOW ich poddanymi.
Art II. Cesarz rosyjski uznaje pier
wszenstwo interes6w politycznych, poll
tycznych i ekonomicznych Japonii w
cesarstwie koreanskiem gwarantuje,
ze Rosya ME bedzie sprzeciwiac sic Ia
dnym zarzadzeniom Japonii, przedsie-
wzietym Korei wsp6lnie rzadem ko-
reanskim; zas poddani rosyjscy i pred
siebiorstwa rosyjskie maja bye trakto-
wane ma r6wni z przedsiebiorstwami i
poddanymi innych KRAKOW.
Art. III. Obie strony zgadzaja sic wy
cofac swoje wojska Mandzuryi jedno-
czesnie i ma zupe}nie jednakowych wa
runkach. Wszelkie prawa os6b prywa-
tnych sp6lek W Mandzuryi maja bye
uszanowane.
Art. w. Prawa wynajmu Portu Artu-
ra Dalnego, oraz w6d ladow przyle
g}ych, posiadane przez Rosye, przecho
dza w ca}osci ma Japonie, ale prawa
w}asnosciowe inne poddanych rosyj-
skich maja bye strzezone uszanowane.
Art. V. Ready Rosyi Japonii zobo-
wiazuja sic wzajemnie do niestawiania
zadnych przeszk6d prawom jednakowym
dla wszystkich narodowosci, mogacym
bye wprowadzonemi w Mandzuryi przez
Rad chinski w celu zapewnienia TAME
rozwoju handlowi przemyslowi.
Art. vi. Kolej mandzurska ma bye
zarzadzana wsp6lnie przez Rosye przez
Japonie Kwang-Czeng- Use. Obie jej
odnogi maja bye uzywane tylko do ce-
low handlowych i przemys}owych. Po-
niewaz Rosya zatrzymuje W swojem po-
siadaniu jedna odn6g tel kolei, re
wszystkiemi prawami nabytemi przez
uklad Chinami co do jej budowy,
przeto Japonia zakupi operowac bedzie
kopalnie polaczone druga odnoga. Ia
st1zega sic jednakze, Re wszelkie prawa
os6b prywatnych maja bye uszanowane.
Obie strony maja niczem nieograniczona
wolnosc przedsiebrania co i'm sic podoba
ma gruntach wywlaszczonych
Art. VII. Rosya Japonia zajma sic
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16

Wiadomosc zawarciu pokoju armia
rosyjska bedaca w Mandzuryi przyje}a
wielka radoscia, armia japonska-bar
dzo chiodno.
Cesarz chinski w imieniu cesarzowej
wdowy nadeslai panu Rooseveltowi te-
legram dziekczynny okazyi zawarcia
pokoju.
Pos}owie rosyjscy wyjechali juz z
New Yorku do Hamburga. Pred wy
jazdem byli wizyta prezydenta Roo
sevelta, oraz brali udziai w paru ban
kietach, wyprawionych ma ich Geese
przez amerykahskich milioner6w.
Baron Komura zachorowa} ley W
hotel" Waldorf Astoria w New Yorku.
Pred wyjazdem Portsmouth kazdy
pos}6w, zar6wno rosyjskich jak japoh-
skich, ofiarowaf po $4,000 ma ubogich
stanu New Hampshire.
z Rosyi donosza, re kontradmiral ME-
bogatow zostai zdegradowany i oddany
pod sad wojenny zato, ze podda} sic bez
oporu Japohczykom pod Tsuszyma.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16

ciezkie roboty, trzydziestu trzech ode
s}ano do rot aresztanckich, a reszte
uwolniono.
Rewolucyonista M. Kulikowski, kt6ry
zabi} genera}-gubernato Szuwalowa,
zostal zasadzony w Moskwie ma dozy-
wotne wiezienie.
Przeszio tysiac chlop6w z zonami i
dziecmi przyszlo okolicznych wsi do
Moskwy, zadajac, ably ich Rad zywi},
bo ME maja co jesc powodu nieurodza-
ju. Rad ME vie co mimi robic. "a
chodzi Ottawa, re tysiace innych chic
pow pod wplywem gfodu zaczna wkra-
czac do miast zadac zapom6g, a gdy
ich ME dostana a-beda rabowac i palic.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-09-16
po}aczeniem obu odn6g gl6wnemi
liniami w Kwang Czeng-Tse.

pOfacZenlem ODu OQnOg giOWneml
liniami w Kwang- Czeng-Tse.
Art. VIII. Odnogi kolei mandzurskiej
maja bye zarzadzane w ten spos6b, ably
towary podrozni mogli bye przewozeni
z jednej ma druga bez zadnych pre-
szk6d.
Art. IX.-Rosya odstepuje Japonii
po}udniowa Geese wyspy Sacha'in al do
pietnastego stopnia szerokosci geografi-
cznei, wraz re wszystkiemi wyspami
przyleglemi, do tegoz stopnia szerokosci.
Zatoki: La Peruse Tatarska maja bye
otwarte dla zeglugi.
Art. X. Kolonisci rosyjscy zamieszk ka-
Ii W japonskiej czesci Sachalinu maja
bye wolni ME zmuszani do wvrzecze-
MIA sic swej narodowosci. z drugiej
zn6w strony, Japonii przys}uguje prawo
wydalenia sila rosyjskich prZestepcoW
zes}anych ma osiedlenie ma wyspie, jeze-
liby sic znalezli ma japonskiem teryto-
ryum.
Art. XII. Rosya zobowiazuje sic dac
poddanym japonskim prawo po{owu ryb
ma wybrzezu rosyjskiem m0rz: Japon-
skiego Ochockiego, oraz W ciesninie
Behrynga.
Art. XII. Obie strony zobowiazuja sic
odnowic w ca}ej mocv, lecz z malemi
zmianami W szczeg6}ach, traktat handlo-
wy. kt6ry istniai miedzy niemi przed
wojna; z dodatkiem zastrzezenia, re je-
dno panstwo bedzie uwazane przez dru-
gle "a najbardziej uprzywilejowane re
wszystkich KRAKOW.
Art. XIII. Rosya Japonia oddadza
sobie wzaiemnie jehc6w wojennych i
zwr6ca jedna drugiej koszt ich utrzyma-
MIA, obliczony ma podstawie kwit6w i
dokument6w.
Art. XIV. Traktat niniejszy ma bye
spisany w dw6ch jezykach: francuskim
i angielskin-w pierwszym ola uzytku
Rosyan, W drugim dla uzytku Japonczy-
k6w. w razie odmiennego pojmowania
czegokolwiek przez obie strony, tekst
francuski ma bye uznany "a document
rozstrzygajacy.
Art. XIV. Zatwierdzenie tego traktatu
ma bye podpisane przez obu monarch6W
w przeciagu piecdziesieciu dni cd czasu
podpisania samego traktatu.
Opr6cz tego sa diva dodatkowe artyku}y /:
Art. A. Wycofanie wojsk Mandzu-
ryi ma bye uskutecznione pred upfy-
wem osmnastu miesiecy cd chwili pod
pisania traktatu, ma sic rozpoczac Cd
wycofania wojsk stojacych W pierwszej
linii cd nieprzyjaciela. Po~ up}ywie osm-
nastu miesiecy obu stronom wolno be-
die trzymac W Mandzuryi najwyzej
po pietnastu zolnierzy ma kazdy kilometr
kolei zelaznej, jako straznik6w.
Art. B. Granica posiadlosci rosyjskich
i japonskich ma Sachalinie ma bye wy
raznie wytyczona ma gruncie przez spe-
cyalna komisye Observation-Disclosures
f6w.
Wciaz kraza pog}oski, re opr6cz po-
wyzszego traktatu istnieje drugi tajny,
moca kt6rego car zobowiaza} sic zap}a-
cic Japonii $500, 600. 600 z prywatnej
szkatuly W przeciagu lat pieciu. Poglo-
ski te maja wszelkie pozory wiadomosci
wyssanych palca przez pomys}owych
repOrter6w
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21


The weekly crop bullsslp, Bsded bf
Section Direct6rA. y Mitchell OF the
Weather B6reau ct Jacksonville, for
the Wees ending October 10, iS as fol-
lows,
"rbe week gave showers I'd locally
heavy rains over al disiricls, The
leRst sm6tuts occurred on she goFth-
east coabt, and the greatest Amounts
over western eO6ntieS, where pFeeipi.
tation wis sufficiently heavy 20 wHsh
cotton from the bolls, and otheFWise
damage the lint. By far the greater
part o. the crop hsa been gafbered ard
glnued. Many 3 lds have he'd sock
turned IA on them Wbsrs labor has
been scarce and 1hsatisiaetoFy some
picking is yet % b done. There he
ing very little top e0ttoo picking will
be generally corhpIsled bs The close 81
the month. The crop win pot exees
tSO-thirdo o. - sverige one, Ebe
potato and cane eSops are promising
Much hay has been segsd Work o.
low. lands hes bse6 delayed s. M
aneHt rains. end 10 some inssanc isll
end winter vegetables VIM Be- Delayed,
Some replantipR g noW going 81.
ClDras trees and plte6ppie bliD ars
doing WELL Citrus fruits ere colcRlne
nicely and shipB.snts hse neEstiha.
The fruit, % yet. does NOT pbsssss isl
usual flavor" sst5.tstsst sS,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
FooL NOTION.

The homeopathic doctors are trying
10 get q laW passed IN she State Of New
York. making Il necessary foT people
20 obtain certificates OF health before
they san get married, when marriage
IL che only remedy 90 relieve some peo.
pie We know, and after marriage their
sickness does not leave them until one
or che other strikes something more
fascinating,
Sull there are plenty OF rubber.
headed people who think everything
should be married There 10 no res.
con IN sush talk, - some men are not
90 10 even live in the came town with
n sweet woman, let alone marrying
one.
Many people who are married, said
an old bachelor. are noe content TO sui.
fer alone. therefore would like 10 SEQ
others Ia che same boat, The subject
will never be settled 20 long 80 Amer.
lea 10 free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Owing % enc eopstantly Increasing
demand foF spacs ii the exposition
buildinas Of che STATE Fair 70 be held
a Tampa, November 10Th to Goth, tbe
lection Of seseal imposing buildings
DOT &c frst contemplated has been nee
essary AN holdings and fences will
De painted white and will present
maRniReent appearance. The matter
judges for the various de-
partments is nov being given serious
attention By the directors. Poultry
Throughout che State will be
pleased 70 learn that P. J. MSFShall OF
OqlIega Park, Ga, one OF the most
eEberiepcsd judges IN the country,
win eetaS judge OF che poultry depart
msnt Of she Fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
suNsrRokEs.

An old negro was passing along the
street q few days ago, diving an old
male which looked 80 though he never
he'd she opportunity 20 take any
chances Of Ending rice hulIS In fodder.
Two veil kept dogs we're following the
poor old mule, and fellow asked the
daEksy Il be ala not want TO cell doR,
ahsn be rsplisdi "Deus 10 de only
tWo got--eOuIdn't let one 90 very
we'll. nOhoW." The mule could Just
po.
The State Board Of Educational Con.
tFol seems 20 Be taking considers bic
8nonnt % responsibility on themselves
D bsmoVihg the apparatus from the
nagtoa school and storing Il In this
oitg without the consent Of Nj, Apple.
yasd. The eGFOnteFy Of these gentle
meR h amsslbE.
llany people who come 10 Florida
alaiu that che pedestrian lad 10 the
he6t FesFeatlOn that they eau Indulge
81 The delightful atmosphere Ia
Worlds Ia winter lS the best suited ID
podsotEIahlsm OF any 70 be found Ia
.-hp2 pArt Of the United States.
The game Of eFoquet will soon take
the lead over tennis % pastlmo - 60
olal iunctIonS where those who detiFC
outd0oT recreation are not quite ath'
lstea enough 20 indulge Ia golf or ten
BE.
The firms that ere aelling the cereal
food drinks are talking much about
she "eodee heart" There are uevera
coffee heaFIs In this city and they also
beat % one.
The signing Of the peace treaty b
she CIaF does not Affect the people o.
RussiA, The movement toward Sibe
lie 10 Just 40 active aS ever,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The schools Of Gainesville are re-
oelving new puptlI every day, and che
people who send their children here
Zoe Ga education will never regret 10,
The faculty IL composed Of educators
% every sense Of the word, with Ab7n.
daht experience % understand thor
oughlE Ihe needs Of the young people
seeking 81 education We have no
hesitation In recommending The Uht.
VsFslty High School OF this city ~ the
peer Of any In Fiodda.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

Many farmers Ia this section are
digging some very fne sweet potatoes,
as veil favored and mealy 90 those
ele n either Virginia or New JeF-
where the famous Jersey
Sweets" have tueh . reputation. The
1ampleB Of sweet potatoes We have
sesn this fall are proof that Florida
san pFodnCs = flBe grade Of potato and
she yield 10 many places iS large
enough % make them more profitable
shan the Irish potato,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The medical examining committee
in the ease OF David Mitchell, the
Bradford oounty negro sentenced 20
hang, who had the sentence commuted
to lie imprisonment, has stated that
he eors not potSeps the average intel
ligcnee OF the common negro. still
he has che ouhhinE Of bad negro, aud
is q dangerous man 10 have even un.
der gusrd In a tuFpeRtine camp.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
HEAVY HOGS.


A few years aRO there was q demaDd
Tor heavy lard hogs. Now she ten
dency Is towsTds smooth, even hogs OF
medium weight Of from 900 70 $50
pounds Of early maturity. Hogs Of
this weight should be free Of SOFpIus
iat, possess smooth shoulders. we'll laid
IN with che line OF the body, hams
moderately heavy, Q drm flesh with
tanks veil down 20 % 10 furnish lsEgs
development Of belly meat. The back
Should be- Of good length, width and
smooth, showing an absense Of large
patches OF fat above the bams. The
best cuts Of the hog are taken from the
back, loin add sldes, hence the impOF-
lance Of good length and eldes are
de'iFNble. The cATeiul breeder Of pure
bred swine keeps Informed on Just sOoh
polntS and aims 70 produce the market
demand. TIE s0Fnb hog haS no place
on the farm aud since the packer
and hiS trade have called for . GER
tain type OF hog, II stands the hog
raiser veil IN hand 10 meet the demand
through careful breeding aud feeding.
Medium weight hogs, through the de-
mands OF trade, have disposed OF the
old time 800 or 600 pound lard hog
The Stoekman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The h0me-seskerI excursions are
beginning 20 bring large crowds OF
people to this State. The people Of
Alaehua should have their hands out
OF their pockets rssdy to greet all who
may come this way.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The Palmetto News claims II 10 using
the biggest later In the State" as .
paper weight. II is q Key West Jam
and tips the beam at l21f lbs. The
potato was raised on J. 8, Brand's
Terra Cel farm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

noh't think that advertising 10 Of no
avail, A small nd was inserted in The
Son Friday morning aud before y
o'clock there we're tao answers ~.
eelved from persons who saw Il and
came ~ once To look up the propose.
llon, IL pays
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

The cotton mills at Augusta, GA ,
are planning 70 have the SpinnerS share
she profits in the mills. II THE works
satl1fastoFy It will be q great solu.
sion Of che strike question.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21
No Benefit
No Cost.

If you are weak and worm
out--if you are nervous, irrita-
bic, have headache, backache,
neuralgia, or periodical pains, It
is because you have exhausted
your nerve force.
II you cannot sleep, and are
thus robbed of the rest which
nature demands for the restor-
alton of mental and physical
vigor, your system will con-
tinue TO run down.
DR.. Miles Nervine restores
vitality by soothing and
strengthening the nervous
system, thus inducing refresh
ing sleep, and imparting
strength and vigor to all the
organs of the body.
There are very few instances
where Netvine will not benefit;
II not, your druggist will re-
fund the money.
when I began taking Or. MiieI'
HorN Inc I had 3 very sour stomach.
left Hide-attonded with extreme nerv-
business. l dreaded % have night
cone. a. 70 WGa impossible for me %
sleep. Everything I ate distresaed me,
before had fhishcd enc bottle %
NerVtuo lherO was such 4 change that
my husband bought SIX more, which
has RESTORED me- 20 health"
MRS. JENNIE STMAia
RuEhvilie. Ind.
Or Miles NerVlHs % uold ~ Y0ur
eFagnist, WHO will Guaeaatea that tRs
aFa( bettia will benefit ~ u failas ~
Wiu refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

10 you so ten miles south of Gaines.
vile IN AlAohua county, you WIn dud
a1 handsome a farming section ~ there
b o. Florida, nOb't let others tell you
tbat they can brat the county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

ST'rt oF Ouru, CtTV ~ ToiEnO,
LvVAS COrNrV
Frank J CheRey n,Skes oath that fe
u tru,or partner % The fVm 90 y. ].
CeenrI 4 Co, dolpE business 10 ne
City OF Toledo, county and State aioFe-
said aud that said Arm will pay the
sun % One HubdTvd Dollar foe each
aud every case Of eatAFth that cAnnOl
b. cutvd BY The nee Of Halrs CalarFh
.Cutc FRANK /. CuNxry.
ssoSu 20 briorr me ard subscribed
Ia my ptesrue-. thts 0iA day % Deeem.
bet, A n lNS6 A. W. 0LRAsoN.
sSAi Notary Public,
hali's Catarth Cur 70 tRhen inter
nally, Aud acts directly on The blood
etd mucous surfaces % the syttam.
cend Zoe Testimonials, tree
J. CutNtv a On , Toledo, u.
sold bY ell dtlrgitla. T1e
ttAe Halls Family Pills Toe eoasil.
pslioa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-21

GRl the home-seeAcrs 20 comipg thts
Say, We have plenty OF good land In
AinaAua county that don't need any
shlp canal 10 dFain Mature has made
iho necessary provision