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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
LOUDOUN HOUNDS.
Great Assembly of 3portsrnen in
the Valley.

nf Fixtures FOR the Loudoun Hounds for
december are announced as follows bv
NSstinoreland Davis, Esq, NJ. T. H:
saturday, Sth. Round Hill $50 A. NJ
SSuesasy, nth North Fork. $50 4 nj
SATURDAY, 18th, Lucketts, $50 A m.
uSSoay, 18TH Mhea tand, $50 A NJ
saturday, I'D, WoOdburn $50 A M
ss et,s,as. 25th Leesburg. 9 A. NJ
saturday, 2Sth, Oatlands, $50 A NJ
me Loudoun country Is being hunted
Dydays by the Middlesex pack OF SontS
Lincoln. Mass, under the mastersbin ~
Alex Higginson, ESQ VI
a number of prominent Northern
spOrtsmen have taken houses in and
near Leesburg for the hunting season
and the Valley has become n snorffne
Mecca for fox hunters. 9
Among those who are riding + hounds
are Mr. and Mrs. Westmore'and Da1,is
Mr.. David y. Tenant Mr. Henri, Fsir,
fax, Mr. Chichester, Mr.. Harrison Nh.
and Mrs. Tom Pearce OF Boston. Mr.
Alex HigginsOn, OF Boston Mr. Ieonsrd
All, Of Boston; Mr.. Chamberlain. az
boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott, of Roster.
Mr.. Clarence Moore. of washington. Nfr'
and Mrs. Cheswall. OF New York ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, OF Long
Island. - -10i's
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folk. J. r. Burke. president; J.. l.
Graves, secretary and treasurer. NJ r.
Land all OF Norfolk capital. So 600 Ob-
1ects, printing press machinery ana en-
gines etc
Main Line Realty Corporation Norfolk.
z Patterson, y.ce-president alld general
manager; William Linn. q. w. Taylor.
Norfolk Capital, 100000 Objects, real
estate business.
The Pocanontas Press Unc). Norfolk.
A. W. Conway. president. =. y. Grant,
vice-presiden. Z, p. Huffman, secretary
and treasurer. all of Norfolk Capital,
S50,O00 Objects. job printing and news
paper ana mlgazlne work
The Richmond Tuxedo Qnc), Richmond
J. T. McGeolge. president; n ri. Michel
hacher, vioe~president; J, IT. Jonesson.
secretary and treasurer. all OF Richmond.
Capital, Sl6.0o0 Objects. 10 conduct a
pool and billiard parlOr. wholesale and
retail tobacco. ciears, etc; bowling al
leys. etc.
The r. G Heath Fish and oyster Com
pany Qnc-). Norfolk. Simon SalOmonskv
president: Y. H. Keilam. vice-president
and general manager; r. c. Heath. all Of
Norfolk. Capital. so 900. Objects fish
and oyster business.
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Pavonia Officers.

NEW YORK. December THE Pavonia
Yacht Club, whose station is 20 Bayonne
D. j. has elected the following officers
10 serve during the coming year.
Commodore. William r. Thorne; Vice
Commodore. A. Schneider, Rear-Commo-
dore. =. Baker; Corresponding Secretary.
Or. q. W. hcilor; Financial Secretary. J.
Wilson; Treasurer. Claude Harz: Meesur-
or. n. j. Lamhley. F1eet Surgeon, Dr. ".
Parker, Directors, William j. Saiter. II
A OeleFshauseer. Captain Gatcheu and
Oscar Weight
Tho club viii hold a reception some time
fn February, and the following committee
has II Ia charge: Joseph Payton. W
Ward. u. J. McVay. Dr. Miller and Can
tain Gatchon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
NOTABLE SCORES
MADE BY BOWLERS
Record for Night Was Best Yet,
and Crowd Grew En-
thusiastic.
NEWS LEADER STILL AHEAD
Best Score and Average Of the
Evening Made by Captain
Myers.
NEWS LEADER STILL AHEAD

Tho weekly series OF games ia the race
Tor tho championship OF the city and the
News Leader cup WAS bowled last night
lE WtiiamH's alleys, and at the finish the
News Leader team was son wei 70 the
iore I'm the contest Some or the scores
made were almost phenomenal and tho
series was one Of the most Interesting yet
rolled on those alleys.
he best score ana average % the even
ing was made by Captain Myers. OF the
Nc~s Iesder team. who rolled the high
score OF 4'i The second best score was
made by Saverg, with laf Al the scores.
however, were better than the usual run
and the men were very iuuuh pleased with
Ule showing
The News Leader team finished al its
usual place, at th. head OF tae U2t. WIN
the dournals "a second. Tha difference b.-
tween the leading teams WIS reduced by
iiet nights performanee ana b is prob
"nie that Il Will be overtaken before many
none games are rolled The Times-Dls-
patch team is sun weu ~ The rear OF the
bunch.
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Auction Sales, Future Days.
sALE AT AUCTION.

IN pursuance OF the decree OF the Circuit
Court for POwhatan county. al the No
vember term 1905. In Hob1on v. HOhson.
] Will. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of JAN
UARY. 1907 at Powhatan Courthouse. sell
the tract Of land on which the late John
II. HObsOn resided.
The improvements consist Of a large
thrce-StOry dwelling hOuse-tae first story
of brick and the other two OF wood In
good repair, and very many Outnouses
for various uses-generalv out OF repair.
IL contains o02 acres. or AppOmattoN
River. Tn PoWnatan county about gis
miles from Ballsviue. ard about the same
distance from BelOna. on the Tidewater
and Western Railroad. about 80 miles
from Richmond ana about the same dis
tance from Petersburg The low grounds
are not sWampy and the upland Is not
gnlied or quilted. II is ono Of tho best
farms on Appomattox River.
TERMS. One-f fourth rash-balance one.
two ana three years. with interest from
the day OF sale-homestead Waived. and
privilege to purchaser 20 anticipate the
payments.
Mr.. Milton McLaurine. near BallsviIe
ana DICK Brown. a colored man. next to
tniS tract. Will SHOW &c TO persons who
wish TO purchase.
For further Information SEQ haud-hius.
o. write 20 the undersigned az Lynch
EDWARD 8 BROWN. Comm'r
sth December. 1906.
The required bond has been given by
Edward $. BROWN. Commissioner.
JAMES y. IlLAlAN. Clerk.
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by virtue OF a deed OF trust made BY
E'e'' ~ :; hfaxton 20 VIM =. Pizzini and
- r. chalmers, trustees. dated july 27
4sSo; ana OF record IN the Clerks Ofglce
~ -, we NIIcult Court Of Hanover county.
lrsln2- IN Deed Book SO. at page 81.
the said A. =. Chalmers having died the
SAID VIM. B. Pizzini having resigned said
=. ~, and the undersigned having been
W., - iJlted az trustee, In place Of said
W m T. zzlni. by order OF the Circuit
Court OF Hanover county Virginia eo-
tered on the 18Th day of Move unber 1905 ..
uelaeIt having been made IN the pay
H-ri'1 OF the debt secured by said deed
anu having been required so to do bv
INC hqiuer OF the note evidencing said
debt J shall on
SATURDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 1906
az the hour OF y o'clock midday. in
front or the Court Honse OF Hanover
Cou!lty, FlfRlnia. offer for sale at public
auction. TO the highest bidder. the follow
ing valuable real estate to-wft:
I'LL NOSE Two certain tracts 81 land,
iying and Jeing In Henry MagisteriaI Dis
Lflct OF Hanover county virginia o., th.,
fsmunkey River near New Castle Ferry.
,aIaJolnins the lands OF Elizabeth r. Tom
IN ana others, being lot No p. containing
one hundred and sixty-one and three
tWcnueths (i6l 3-20b acres, which was
conveyed 20 the said Leila = F3raxton nv
1tIteF hroNton's heirs by partition deed
dated October IS. 1855 and recorded IN
ne, ne Clerks Onice OF Hanover County
''uft ln ID u. %. mage 81; and lot No. A.
81 'ainins one hundred and seventy-six
ana five-sivth G76 $50 acres. which was
conveyed 10 Leila s. BraxtoH by w II
macon. Sr.. and Nora HIS wife hv o.
dated November g. 1SSS. and recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of Hanover County
Court IN ID. B. p. page 41S-both OF
Said lots being part OF the estate OF the
l1te carter BraXton. plat and survey
OF winch Is recorded In said Clerks Of
rice m Pas Book page Ga
FIRMS; For cash as 70 so much %
the proceeds IA may be necessary 10 de-
Tray the expenses OF executing this trust
including trustees commission OF five per
cehJum and al taxes. dues. assessments
ana charges on the said real estate IN
paid at the time Of sale. and also a rata
bic proportion Of the taxes for the year
1905, and 70 discharge the amount o.
money represented bv the principal note
and interest matured and unpaid. and in
surauce premium paid hv ana due to tho
beneficiary under said deed Of trust: say
$500 cash, the residue Of the purchase
money 70 be PAYABLE in equal instruments
OF one and two wears from the day Of
sale, ana evidenced bv negotiable notes
with interest added. and secured by a
deed OF trust on the land to be drawn.
executed and recorded at the purchasers
expense
Purchaser VIII De required to denosit
with the trustee $500 Tn cash or certified
check when the nronerry ls knocked down,
and TO have ten days within which %
chase
This farm is ono OF the finest IN East
ern Virginia being well adapted TO the
cultivation cf the grain crops and hay,
and 60 stock raising.
ROBERT W. Toni IN
Substituted Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Little Folk Will See Wild Ami
mails at Bostcck's.

Every Saturday Is childrens day in
BostOck's Wild Animal Arena in Idle
wood when the little folk from all sec
tons OF Richmond. Manchester and tho
suburbs OF the two cities spend their
Weekend vacation seeing the trainers
acts.
Children. one and all. take especial de-
light in riding on the elephants, camels
and dromedaries. The monkeys keep
the little folks amused all the time. and
the antics OF the Simians are always so
humanlike that they also interest the
Older folks.
and evening each day. Sundays excepted
Of course. Neither the weather nor any
thing else is allowed 10 interfere, even
in the slightest degree. with Mr. Bos-
tock's instructions to give a complete
program twice daily.
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AUXILIARY YACHT JULIA
IS BEING IMPROVED

NEW YORK. December 1.-The auxil-
larry yacht Julia, Afr. John II. Sanderson,
New York Yacht Club. Is In the dock at
Tebo's, South Brooklyn. She Will be given
new standard engine OF 00-horse power.
and Craig feathering, two bladed. bronze
propeller. The companies representing
the engine and propeller ara collaborating.
and the best Of results are looked for.
There VIII be q new stern tube placed
in the yacht as the new shaft Is slightly
larger than the old one. Large tanks are
to be ftted and everything will be done
10 make the Improvement perfect In detail
a directly connecting dynamo f. also to
be put in so that il win not be neces-
sary TO run the main engine when charg-
ing the storage batteries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
POLICY OF THE SOUTHERN
WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED
Successor to Late President
Spencer Takes Charge and
Declares There Win Be
No Change in Sys-
fer,1'e poIicx
TENS Policy.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. December T.
President william, W. Finley. who was
several days ago chosen 20 succeed the
iate Samuel Spencer as the chief cxecu-
tive OF the Southern Railroad, took charge
ot the Office mt Thirteenth Street and
pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest. this
morning
ar iniey was warmly greeted at tho
once and has received many congratila-
Iolory kilograms and letters from friends.
some time was spent by Mr.. Finley ia
tne second vice-presidont's office. former
~ occupied by him. There was some lie.
Tie unfinished business on the desk. ana
after clearing this out OF the v,v he
entered upon his duties as president OF
the road.
Mr.. Spencers policy VIII be carried ont
ana continued by his successor. Mr.. Fin
ley contempiates mo- material changes i'm
the system or the personnel OF the exc
cuuve branch Of the road
President Finley will make his head
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One Of GuIIiver's Houvhnhnms-

A ne most prominent citizen Of Gait
Ont, at present appears to be n trottins.
horse owned I'm the town, which hos
made record" in the South on the
animal s return home on Tuesday NIGHT
he was met by a brass band and a pro-
cesslon and escorted 70 q hall. where he
was decorated with flowers and had a
speech made 70 him by the Mayor-Buf-
falO Express.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

In view OF tie faithful and excellent
service performed this season. the Rich
mond College football team was given
dinner last night az The Richmond Hotel
by the management of the team. Covers
were laid Cor thirty-two, and the affair
was enjoyed % the utmost rs the team
and their friends and c0Workers.
on the first page OF the handsomely got
ten-up menu cards were the names OF the
members OF the team. and "a table OF
scores made this year. Ia the speeches
made during the dinner frequent mention
MAS made OF the scalps attached 20 the
belts OF the Hichfnonders. and each men
ton was hailed with great applause by
the team.
This was tie first page OF the menu
card;
THE TEAM
G. T. Bowen, captain. Left Ifalfback
e. T. " ,t-te Ei-llD ok
T. N. LOutlan. ---.-.------.Rlght HalrDack
IS. -. GoOch)
H. A Mcnch .....-.-.......-....Qu Quarterback
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SALE AT AUCTION.

In pursuance ~ the decree Of the Circuit
Court for P0wh7tau county. at the NO
vcmher term 1905. iu Striuger ". Vaughan
and Turpin 81 Stunger united. Z Will on
Nfl'N r-lAf lhr SIN DAY or JANis
AIRY 1907 at prwhatan Courthouse sen
tho tract ~ laud that formerly belonged
Co Dr Nturhau. 10 lies on the App0malt-
toN River DE Powhatan county about five
or six miles from the Courthouse. ana
contains about 500 lcres. The soil Is veTv
good lt was formerly well timbcred. but
tho timber has been cut Off
TERMS. One-half cash-halance one,
and two years purchaser giving hts bond
for the deferred PAYMENTS. bearing inter
est fom the day Of sale. and with Waver
~ Che homestead exemption.
Mr NJ w. Nichols. who resides Ga the
neighborh0od viii show the land TO pep
sons VINO wish 90 purchase
For further Information address sho m.
dcrsigned AZ Lvnchbure Va
EDWARD - BROWN Coumsr.
81 December. 1906.
The required bond has been given by
Edward :. Brown, Commits ioner
JAMES a. TILAIAN Clerk.
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SHOOT TO-DAY.
Many Visitors to Attend BIZ
Monthly Event.

Gun club for the Hunter Arms Com
pauy medal viii take place this afternoon
on the grounds or the club. Among the
visl.ofa VINO viii be present are Captain
A. w. Duoray. Of the Parker Gun Com
pany; Colonel 4. r. Hamlin. Of the Du-
pont Powder Company. and Mrs Hamlin
VINO has been in this State hunting QuaM
and Mr. ana Mrs. Jack Shattuck OF PHIL
adelphia.
Many Of the Richmond members win
attend the shoot which. 10 is expected
VIII be ono OK the best OF the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
DEEP RUN MEET.
Members Will Have Pictures
Taken This Afternoon.

Tho Deep Run Hunt will meet at the
kennels this afternoon. when a picture
of those riding will be taken. A large
attendance in hunting costume is de.
sired, and members are requested to be
on hand early, as It viii be necessary to
take the picture not later than 3 O'Clock.
in order to have sufficient sunlight.
The regular reception Will be hold at
the clubhouse at o'clock, with the fol-
lowing ladies receiving: Mesdames Fred
w. Scott, Calvin Whitley. Misses sue
Spillman, julia Joynes. Caroline Rem
nolds and Roberta Trigg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
WALSH KNOCKED OUT
In THE EIGHTH R0nNl

los ANGELES. CAL, December -
Abe AJtell OF Los Angeles. Knocked out
round Of IA fight for the featherweight
championship here tonight. The contest
was fast, Attel having the advantage
from the start. Tommy Burns was the
referee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
WILLIAM WILSON FINLEY.

e New President q the Southern Hallway.
Although he was second 10 Colonel A b.
Andrews. first vice-president Of the
Southern. who acted as president after
Mr. Spencer's unumely death. Mr.. Finley
was regarded as the best man for the
Office and the directors recognizing his
sterling worth. selected him.
No action regarding the horrible wreck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

at Lawyers. Va. on Thanksgiving Day
viii be taken by Mr.. Finley until the
complete report OF the investigation is
received Mr.. Finley says that the Offices
or the Southern IN Washington and
throughout the south Will be draped with
mourning for thirty days rs q mark OF
respect TO Mr. Spencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

Time o. game two hours and twenty
i've minutes Cmpiros. Kiiln and Bailey.
Scor~ke@pefs Wilson. Kahn and Krouse
w hitman rolled for Andrews in FIRST game
Whitman rolled FOR Knef in second game.
Kowsey roilsd Tor knef Ia THIRD game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

quarters IN the general office In Wash
ington- lie has a palatial residence on
Massachusetts Avenue. and after extern
siVe repairs have been completed he viii
move from IBIS Connecticut Avenue 20
Ing new home.
e Mr.. Finley was in New York at the
time OF his election 10 tho presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

TO Annie G. Coghili. lot z and south 81
feet OF lot s, block j., plan of Barton
Heights. $685.
Willis B. Smith aud wife to J. A Heis-
Ter, IS feet on east line Of Cedar Street.
l34 81 feet north Of Floyd Street 5000
G. f Worsham 70 c. L. LOGON IS %
acres on Charles city Road, being a part
OF "ClOverdale'' tract 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
SPIDERS END A BRILLIANT
SEASON AT BANQUET TABLE
Management of Football Team Gives Dinner in Honor OF
Richmond College Eleven That Made
Notable Record

J. s. Wright...-..---..--.-... End
A. ". Robertson .--.------.--.left Tackle
-. X 4AfaFes Lott Guard
~ - -.--'i--i ---- $1,000 see. N-'i'ti
l. W. htringieilow- Guard
IL. l. ChamblinJ
a. -. SINGER fNlsilt Aa1tAte
L. 4--iAp4e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hight I-nl
SUBSTITUTES.
Paul Woodan, W r. Saunders o. II.
Richardson
J. a Dunlap. Jr.. Coach
A. J. Chewing. Jr, Manager.
william and Mary, o: Richmond q.
hamnden ->idne failed 20 appear
Randolph %. Richmond. H.
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Other selected scores:
October IA and NJ, y. c.. O.; Rich
mond. o.
October 12-U. n. G. u. Richmond O
October So. Va. z. Richmond. G.
November lG-R0anoke College, 8; Rich
Mond -
November Nv. NJ. l. 4: Richmond. &
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OUT-OF-TOWN DAY
1T AUTO SHOW
Visitors From Many Points En-
JOY Looking Over New
Models.
THE LlGHTEST RACING CAR
New Machine Weighing Only
Five Hundred Pounds Added
to Club Exposition.

NEW YORK December Mos. mo-
table In The continued crowded attendance
az the Automobile club show in tho Grand
central Palace yesterday was the large
proportion of visitors from points outside
OF New York This was Indicated in the
sales OF machines TO individual buyers
many orders being for delivery in Bos-
ton, philadelphia. Baltimore. Washiugton
blttsnlrg ana smaller cities
Tile wisdom OF many OF THO cxhihitinr
manufacturers in having out of town
agents present at the show was exempt
fled lu the sales made hy tle latter 20
visitors from their home districts For
example. Inc Boston agent fog White
steamers sold six cars II that make 10
persons who came 10 See tho show from
that city Eight sales Of Ford runabouts
were for delivery out Of town as were
also several sales each of REQ Rambler.
Aerocar Prayer Miller, Maxwell ana Ma
tOnal cars.
Four New Models.
-Four new models placed on Wow during
Toe day were ~ considerable attraction
One ~ these was q racing machine with
an eight cyclindor engine Of fOrty-horse
power, Weighing in complete racing trim
only 800 pounds This car. designed and
constructed by r. w. Harroun, OF Chicago.
las been driven at seventy miles ~ hour
on the road, and is 10 be taken 90 Sorida
Tor the speed tournament next month.
Light Construction throughout.
AT every point where a heavy part can
De dispensed with. Mr. Harroun has re-
placed II with light steel The engine is
not enclosed and the frame and wheels
are OF the iightest possible material that
may be used with safety. Owing 10 the
iart that the complete engine weighs but
lo1 pounds. including the nywhoel fl is
considered an especially valuable adjunct
20 aeronautics, and the machine was vel
co".eo az an added attraction % the Aero
Club exhibit on the seventh floor q,ba
cylinders are set at 90-derree angle. as
III the DarracQ racer and the Marmon car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sTREETR
OPEN % A. ~. TO r. ~
ADMISSION. -
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Auction Sales. Future DAYS.
TRUSTEES SAIE
on

VALUABLE FARM AT NEW CAsTI r
ON THE PAMITNISFY RIVER
IN HANOVER COUNTY.
VIRGINIA
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01
Making Work Count
]. r.. Martin. Brandon. Miss.

To raise forage at small ex.
pensc and add greatly TO the
vIelt OF your cotton crop. plant
your cotton AZ early AZ possihic
and he sure YOU do not plant
more than YOU can work we'll:
and be sure YOU work IL well.
When YOU arc ready 10 lay ii by
or quit working II. take a scoot.
or plow, run a cat the center
%. the middle a. possible. put
ting the plow down a. deep a.
your team can pull II. Then
strew a liberal quantity OF ter
~siIixcr into this drill. and DROP
say IL Or !, spcckled or Whip
poorwill peas abou, i, feet apart.
then cose an Avery IRON tooth
harrow 10 sui; tho width al the
middle and Ii over the peas
This will cover them and loosen
the ground. killing all tender
vegetation ia the middle.
When peas arc well up 70
over the cotton aud peas, cutting
out all burs and weeds tina, have
come up between the cotton
stalks. and put DIRT 10 the peas
with the corner 81 your hoe.
This will i,scl. add greatly 10
the yield OF the cotton. but still
greater results arc 10 follow.
The fertilizer that YOU have
strcwn ~ the middle aud the
atmospheric nitrogen tina, the
pea roots carry into the soil the
cotton plant SO much needs 1T
this stage. II - always bring
ing moisture 10 the surface.
causing the cotton 10 irut, more
abundantly aud causing the boils
TO bc larger and 10 open IN bet.
ter condition, making longer
staple and better samples.
Then you have all the feed
stuff you want or need Tor your
teams. Thus, spccklcd peas
won't run to do any harm bu,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01

show dark gray or brown with
gray. a grown gauder weighs
about - pounds, the adult goose
20. the young gander Is, the
young goose Is.
The white Embdcn geese
have the same weight, with the
exception that the adult goose is
about two pounds lighter They
have snow-whi,c plumagc aud
are considered very practical
birds for farmers: but an aver
age OF only about III eggs a sea-
son is a handicap for them. this
being only half the number laid
by the gray Toulouse geese.
Their general shape Is similar
TO that OF the gray Toulouse.
but the belly has less tendency
TO hang low.
A pond il unnecessary for
geese, but they should have an
abundance OF drinking water.
Some growers claim that water
TO battle in during the breeding
scason will result IN more fertile
eggs. II the goose has plenty
OF grass. little other feed vii! be
necessary, except Tor gosllngs.
Some raiscrs do not even feed
them; but i, will usually be found
better 10 give them slight,
moistened corn meal. ia add.
ton TO grass. Sand aud char.
coal are sometimes mixed with
the corn meal. After they are
fed three times a day for two
days IN that way, they r given
a ration Of equal parts by meas
urc OF bran, middlings and
steamed cut clover or cooked
vegetables. Good pea vine hay.
alfalfa, bur clover or ve,ch could
replace the clover. If u does
not aim 10 rush them 10 early
maturity for market purposes.
he might not care TO feed. them
this way long.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01
COckcrclS shG'ses

sn~kerrls 9@ ur. Gull hens and pub.
irss 90 cash Choice eggs - far ST..
lrlgtan haf~a AMI fancy pigeons
shtpE'"a anywherc on apprusai.
NttIc quick. ~attssac TON saarau.
.cess. T. STUNNING wt~pes,
kusatr |. Leighton. Ala.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01

Tell your friends about The
SOUTHERN FAkM GAZETTE.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-01
Breeders Cards.

For sale cheap several hlnufcu
t.CglioFn chickens. .Atrllc Farms,
| %a,ehex. Miss.