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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27

Miss Cannady returned to her homo in Jackson after some days pleasantly spent with friends in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
soc,aI and Personal.

Mir. and Mrs Br1ce Moore or Ma iron Junction. are In the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27

A pretty wedding yestSsrday. was that Edward Joseph Tyrrell of Toledo, oSio' The Ceremony took place at noon at the home of the brides par ents MT, and Mrs, " H L. Bryant ,Ss t.doIs Pink tions of the rooms and to the costume of Y"t the e bride's sTf only attendant, Miss Eima stapieton, who wore silk null
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
Dec,ared open shop.

The Powers Printing Company has declared open shop In both the print ing and press room and blndery depart raents. The former was the rule for several months Five union pressmen employed by the firm walked out and Will Powers at once took steps to fill their places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
cnvnIrx camp Rrel

Cavalry Camp Breaks.
 The practice camp of the Cavalry eauadron was broken up here this morning. The Camden troop returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
Death of a Youne Man.

William Henry sill died at an early hour this morning at a local infirmary. of Camden, Wilcox County, Ala, and recently came here for surgical treat ment The remains were taken to Camden this afternoon for interment. MT. Sill is survived by his parents, wife and three children, and two brothers, the latter residents of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
Funeral of Mrs. R. A. Pepper.

MrS. Rebecoa AVereII PeppeF, WldoW of P H. Pepper, one time prominent in business circles in Mobile. died yes- terday at her home in Spring Hill, this county. The remains were inferred be- side the body of her husband in the Catholic Cemetery this morning. The funeral services were held fin St Jo- seph's Catholic Church. Rev. Father Schuler officiating. A solemn requiem mass was said by the presiding priest Mrs. Pepper was one of the most highly respected woman of this county. She was 3s years of age and almost life long resident of this city and county. Broad in her charity, she had the love and respect of i large circle of friends who sincerely regretted to know of her demise. Many floral tributes were placed on her grave
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
CAMP IS OF BENEFIT
ARTILLERYMEN HELPED BY STAY
 IN MOBILE.
Battery c Goes on the Range, and the Montgomery Battery Will Try its Hand Today-FunersI
 of Mrs. Pepper.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau, Mobile. July 26. Battalion. Alabama State Artillery. promises to be the most successful and benefcial in the history of that arm of the service. folling general orders were published by Adjutant Greene:
 Sergeant c, R. Jones Is hereby ap- guard and will be obeyed and res pected accordingly,
 Captain and Ajjuntant.
 By order of Major Wescott. Orders No. II.
 Captain J. W. Pringle, of Battery A, Is hereby appointed. instructor of non-commissioned officers and will be obeyed and respected accordingly. A school for the instruction of these officcers will be held every afternoon at o'clock.
 The men in visiting the city will wear their coats.
 Orders No. 13.
 The continued well behavior of the is. a source Of great pleasure to the naa jor.
 General B. L. Holt this afternoon W. Pringie. A battery. and extended congratulations over the conduct of his command the past thirty-six hours. Battery A is now the color battery in this afternoon had the. battalion to repeat manuvers on dress parade and spoke in praise of the success of the
 Details for tomorrow are: oricers Battery. oiicer of the guard. Lieuten- ant Butter c. Battery.
 drum and busle corps, with Chief in command will be organized tomor- row.
 Target practice began this morning and Battery 'c." Capt I. N. Eddy. com nished by Montgomery battery. The official scores are being withheld until each battery has had it's turn. Tomor- row morning. Battery "B." Capt. Sam Capt. Y. W. Pringie, the present honor battery, will come in for its trial on the following day, and Battery 'D,'' Capt. J. c. Smith, will have the last try.
 The appropriation for the arming and equipping of the organized militia of the various States and Territories has been doubled by the present Congress. and is now s2.o08.o00. The portion of this set apart for Alabama Is $45.000 in roand numbers. Ten thousand dol lars of this will be given to building and maintaining rife ranges and en- couraging rife practice. The ranges can he so. located in different portions of the State as to give all an opportun- ity of taking part and this will be done as soon as possible. Interest in rife practice is being revived in the Ala bama National Guard and the men are TO do this thoroughly win require a great deal of practice and the guards men will be pleased to learn that every facility is to be given them.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Se(6dftsfa6rer: Sorem, &onmer.

iaobten Notbltunp nod fdllm iibers
ltnnben baben. befinben Iid bon
gieuem in Nngit unb SDreden pers
lebt. Cine eroBe idtrmformi8e
9fauhpolfe iteigt bonn &rater pes
Serges empor unD breitet iidb metlens
peit alls. Ser Soauptfrater fpirft
Ytaiien bon beiBem Sanbe nno
gliibenben Shlnden aus. Setonae
tionen, fpie @eihiibDonner besleiten
ben neueu slnsbruh. Helind iptro
bon @rbbeben eridrilttert uno Die Be
nobner bon Soscotreeaie,s lpelde
einen 8eriuoh muchten. Iidl pieoer IN
Den Sriintmern oes Srtes nieber3rs
lnlieu, iinD entIest eefioben. linz
mittelbnr che Der Iusbru6 ietne gez
9enpdrti9e oeftisfeit erreibte, erIties
elm ensliiher Snsenieur Namens
Wto3er Den 0eilip. @r seIanste bis
auf 80 Yare bon Der Weinbilng nes
Eraters, ipelher, ipte er berihtet,
iiber 400 SuS bon leirer nornlalen
Soobe perloren bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Sabrgang 30.

bat beitimnt. onB bon iest on telne
iiber3dbligsn @nrben mebr dlltgeilonle
men iperoen. 8efanntlih beltebt DIE
pdpItlihe Nobelsdroe aus Witglte@
bern ubeliger Sanlilien oeS frilberen
airhenitoates. So6 nur elm 5beil
Der @aroe piro beiolbet, Die ilbri9en
leilten iolanse gratis ibre Sienlte,
bis lie infolse Der YeniiOnirling ooer
bes oSbes eines effeftipen gtitgliebes
Der Corps mad, unb nnf porlpdrtS
fpmmeu, uno Die leereu Stelen aus
fiillen. Sreilicb niht sllle lnp IN
Der Gage 5ebn bis 5pan5i9 Sabre
lang gratis DEM 6l. Stuble 5u bic
ncn. 9iejenisen, Die bon jest an
Der @arbe beitreten ipollen. mu'ien
Den geipeis brinseu. bab lie ibrem
Stanoe semdb lesen fonnen. gratis
ben Sienit perri6ten. sluf oie'e
BeiIe eriport Der 81. Shibl idbrlid)
cine aniebulibe Summe.-S. I. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Anscblihcs glttentat aui ben nent=
id)cn &aiicr pereitelt.

gerl II, y. W(dt.
Sic bieiise Yoli6ei bat angeblif
cine 8erlhporuns seleaentlid icine5
8eiubes III 2otbrinsen entpett. Gs
beiBt, bab Die slusfiibrung peS attens
tats i'm Shiolie llrpilie, penige Wfeis
Ten bon Wies, in Der 9iabe Der franz
8oiiihen @renae eeplont iporpcn lei.
Sic gnfun1t bes 8aiiers in llrpille
lit am nG6lten Samstu9 Su eripars
ten. Sic @ebeimpoli3ei perbaftete
beute Wiorsen flint Serod6ttge.
lpelche cine betrdhtlide Suautitdt
9pnamits IN benz Bart beg Shloiies
perltedt baben iollen. Sic @jetans
aenen ipurpen nah Wee eebradt.
ipo li6 ans ben Yoli5eiarhipen ers
anb, baB iie nlle eefdbrlife gnur6i@
item Iino. 0ic Seborben lino iebr
3uriidbaltenb, aber es lol ith bers
ausgeiteIlt baben. baB elm perlpesener
anidlas auf bas 2eben Dcs aailers
porlie9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
ttnmenid)lidc Sbat eines fraberen
tiirfiid,en Wsilit6r r-@pmpernenrs.

GonltautinopeI, s. 0tai.
sn genitantinopel lit Die 9addriht
ein9etroffen, baB Der @enerals Yros
furdtor Ses 8ilaiet 5ripolis bon Ill
Sdamil Yaida. Dem friiberen W3ilis
tar @ouperncur bon Sflltari, III lens
iationelIer yTeiie erntoroet ipurbe.
Slli Sd,anil Yaiha lit Elm &urbe
unb mar naeb Trips lpegen Ieiner
aneebliben 8etbeiliguns on Der Sr@
morbuns &eopan Taihas III Contain
tinopel perbannt iporben. get Der
&crnebmuug beS SaIhn itilr5te lt1
Der 8ernpnunene ploslif in heller
8utb auf ben General aSrofurator.
perbib lid i'll Den Sdls ieines
Opiers uub lieB nibt eber los. ais
bis Der Spo our6 Grltidung einses
treten mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Gin Eaiiasiersms Der Spmtbern 0as
cific ifiirste in ben @raben.
Gan cSoIe, Gal. @. Nloi.

San Sole, Cal, 8. Nsai.
Gin iblimmes gahnMnslud err
eisnete iif beute bel gbenpale, iiebeu
Weilen liiSli6 bon Gan Sole. Sal,
mo Der meitlid] fabrense Gperlane
Stmttep Solitbern Yacific : 8abn.
Delher nit elmer 8eitspinSiefet
ben fianf5is Neilen pro Stilnoe fubr,
ben 8abnoamm binabitiir3te. 0as
unsliid ereisnste fd oaollr6, baB
Der Bagen, Deld,er Dem 4epGds
ipagen folste, entsleiite ilno gesen Die
yeidbe ifieS. Sic Gotomptipe, Der
Senber. Der Combinations, @epdds
nnb YoItlpaseH uns Elm Toitiuasen
iuuroen Neutrality-suspicious.. Gin
Sramp tuilroe setDbtet uno breiSig
bis oiersie Yafiaaiere. neiitens gbiz
neieu, perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Hieienifladjtid)tff fir bic yereinistets
Staaten =sslsttc.

8 bineton. s. g., 8. Mini.
SnS Contributions sanlt Der Slotte
lit bereit, bas 2o.00e Tonnen nrei=
ienoe Sd,lahtihiif su bauen; Die gr<
fabrrnsen. ipelhe man betm @du oes
Connecticut" alif BEN gnnbesiperften
III gtep 9prf 9eiammeIt bat. beitdr<
den Die Eeeierunesihiffbaner in Der
Iniidt, odB iie Die srobe Slufeabe
NIT Shnelli8feit uno gtIisteit loien
fonueu perben. Sorsfdltise slb=
ifasunsen brinsan Die 9aussit nuf
As Wionate uno Die 8aufe1ten au1
$10,000,00o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Sanf Mnseitelter in Tbilabelphia
nnterihliigt iiber 100000.

Yh hilabeIpbia. ga. 8. Naai.
gofptn .. @reeufielo, Der erite
Slerf ses Sanfseiebdftes bon Sparri>
ion Snpoer & Son. iplroe beute
unter Der anflaee. 100000 untcrz
itla9en 5u baben, pel1e ieiner
5irma seborten. perhaftet. 8reenz
fielb bat ein GjeltanoniB abselegt
uno erfldrt, paB er bas 8elD in
WinfelborIen perfpefuliert bat.
0ldubiger baben elm Bancroft s@erz
fabren gcaen Die Sirmd einscleitet.
nm Charles 9i. gollum ipurbe bonn
gunoesgeridt aum Waiienperlpalter
ernannt. gs beibt. pab Die @erune
treullnsen @recnfielo's. nelde iih
iiber feds Sabre eritreden. Iih auf
$125,000 uno pielleiht auf $175,e
600 beIaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Rcbaftemr ihlGst ieinen Spn5ieritDf
aui benz 2ppfe eineS 0raicn
ent5mei.
g arts, 9. !Oeui.


2uciau giillerope, 3eoafteilr Der
.Yatrie" uno 0titglieb Der 9eputiers
tenfanlmer unb @raf Matbieu DC
Iouiller, batten auf Der StraBe EN-
Hencontre, ippbei 0iillerope leinen
Spa5ieritpd mli bem &ppfe peS Sra
zen ent6ipei icblls.
Ser Streit bate ieinen llriprune
in Den lebten 8ablen, pdbreno pels
den Die beibeu als Seiperber I'M ben
Sib fiir Den leb6ebnten BARRIER 9is
Itritt aiItraten. Wtilerope bat cine
Sorberllns bes 0rafen 81 einem
3peifampfe abselebnt NIT Der @rfIds
rlne. baB politilhe Shimpfereien
fein @runb 3u eiuenl 3lpeifampf
leien. gr tpurbe oesbalb bon Dem
@raien auf Der Gtrabe an9e9riffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
GpibeniiGeS Mnfrctem Der Senif=
itarre.
erIin Z Mfni

Serlin. 7. gtai.
Sn bednaiti9enoer 8eiie sreift Die
@enidltarre I'M Iih. Die Stdot
@nen lab iih ee8pungcn. 3u ben
Itren9iten @orii6tsnlaBregeln 3us
fludlt 5ll nebmen, nm Die Slns
itedungssefabr 5u berbiiten. Sn
Suisbur9 an Der 9fubr linb eanae
3duier9epierte perieudt. inb lGmnt>
lihe Shulen. ioipie Dffentlihe ssns
ititute muBten eeihloHen iperber.
8eunriibisenbe Rahrihten fommen
aus allen @esenben pes Saarsebietes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Ser Sl. Batter nnn bas Diner sit
Gbren Gr5biiduf Sreianb's.
81 q aDni


Ser pdpItlihe Garbtnal Staatsa
iefretdr Merrp Del Bal isQ bonn 6l.
9ater beauitrnst ipsrbeu lein, cine
ipibtise Girflllarsgfote 81 enttperfen.
tpelbe Der Yaplt an Die Witglieoer
bes Cardinals Golegtlims in Sion,
an lenpen beabiihtist. SH Sieler
Mittbeilung mill Der Ynpit oas
Niner. ipelhes Der amerifaniihe Sots
ibafter 8bite nnl 20. spril 5il
gbren bes Grsbiidpfs Srelano CAB
mnb benz bier Garoindle beitpobnten,
gum InlaB nebmen. nm an Die Gbat>
iahe 5u erinnern. Dab li9 on ben
8e5iebuneen 5ipii6eu Dem @atifan
unD Dem 0llirinal (g8bite iii beim
Quirinal accrebitiert) niht geanoeri
bobe. 0eBbalb miiBten Die &ilrs
SentrGaer DER Stride iih bes 8ers
febrs nit Yerfpnen entbalten, ipelfe
nit bem italieniifen 6ofe perbuns
ben pber ibm aeereoitiert ieien.
81 0 nj. 9. Mai.
geim @mpiange pes Ytisr. &ens
nebp. oes 9teftorS Oes bieligen ameris
fnnil6eh Gollese, brifte Der Eaplt
leine 3ufriebenbeit oariiber aus,
ban berielbe niht hem Tanfett beis
ge,upbnt babe, weldes 8ptihafter
Wbite i'm Npril 81 Gbren bes GrS.
biihpfs SrclanD sab. Sr. oeili9s
felt fiigte biu5u.. baB Die Inipeienbeit
bon Yrdlaten bel iolcben @elesenbeis
ten in Siniiht auf Die 3ur slufrehts
erbaltung Der Hecbte ses Sberbaups
tes Stride feitseiesten He9eln mnpals
lenb erl6eine.
81 m, 10. Wlai.
Sniolae Ser Gnmeienbeit bon bier
Gorbindlen bel benz bonn Sotf6after
8bite Su @brcn pes @rSbiihois Sres
Lamb am 25. Spril sesebenen Diner,
bat Der Cardinal Oreglia. Sefan oeS
Speilieen Golless, Der infolee ieines
8anges oas Me6t bat, Geremnniens
9lngelegenbeiten inter leinen Qarbis
nalsbrilpern 81 beitinnten, einen
9riei on jeben Der bier GarSindle,
ndmlieb SincenSo Tannltelli, Sas
tplli. Mattbieu unO Wtartinelli, ges
lhrieben unb lie um NuSfllnit oars
iiber erIuht. ipie Tie einenl Siner
beiipobnen fonnteu, bds bon einenl
beim Guirinal begldllbigten Siplos
mateu ge9eben ipuroe. Ser 8riei
erfldrtc Die slnipeienbeit Der Garbis
ndle bel lolbeu Seitlihfeiten ais uus
puileno. ginige Der gcrilffelten
Garbindle beantiporteten ben 8rief,
ipos inbelieu miubeltens elmer unter>
laIien bat.
9lm s. SRai sins auf slnreauns
pes Cardinals Sreglia idnlmtli6en
in 9ionr ipobnenben 9aromdlen Elm
Runplhteiben 81, IN Dem ibre Aufs
merfianfeit aui Die 9totbpenoiafeit
Der 9eobadtlng Der 9eaeln biniihts
lid ibrer 8eSiebunsen Su iolhen
Yerionlihfeitcn selenft muroe. Die
nit Dem itnlienil6su Soie III Ser
biubung Iteben.
giner Der bier Gdrbiudle. Die BEL
benz Siner 5u @bren bes gr5biihofs
Srelano anipeiene maren. nno Der felt
GrlaB oes obiaeu Hunbihreibens
bonn Yapite empfanaen purbe, err
Hart. pa6 Der Yapit Tims eelast
babe, Tie bdtten redt gebanoelt. in
Dem tic Die ginlaoune bes 9otlhais
ters 2Sbite nnnabmen. unb Die Hote
iei lebi9li6 oesbalb ausgelanbt por>
ben. Inn fernerbin cine dbnlithe Der
lebina Der bonn Iatitan beiolsteu
Yolitif 81 permeiOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

BaIbtnstou Die gia6rid)t seihidt.
oaB Die d)ineiildbe YropillS Sounan
bon elmer setpdlttsen ueberihtpem~
nluna beimseiudt uilrbs, bel Der oiele
Gbiueien ibren Sob fanSen. &ne
IMslGnoer befineen lid nn6 beu
Meloung in Sicberbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Mrbcitcr erlcibet einen entictlidlen
Sob.
Iittsbura. 9sa., s. Wtai.

YittSburg, Ya., 8. Wtdi.
Ser 81 Sabre alte Gbaltoner DID
ion ipuroe beute in Der Wcaeesport
Hobreniabrif ourh Iid umorebenbe
S6eeren in Stiide 5erIbnitten. Sids
ion Itanb on Der Wtaihine llno feline
Sano iprrbe babel bon berielben 9es
iaBt. Gr periufte iie beralsaus
5ieben. aber Die Sheeren 5paen lanas
Jam Die oann tiefer in oas @etriebe
Der Winl1ine. Che oielelbe anges
balten peroen fonnte. mar Sidlon
an Sas lbarfe WieNer beranae5osen
porben uno Der aorper mar IN Stiide
sei6nitten. als Die MaIbine anges
balten mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Sci ben @ablen in SSranfreid, trast
bic Hcsierunss Eartei ben
Sieg bappn.
g nris. Z. alfni.

= II I =, ], .ytII.
9as BablersebniB erfobt nah
ben 9erehnlin9en oes Ntiniitcriuns
oes Snneren Die 3abl Der Siee nes
binter DER 9iegierlIng ltebenben
oVlods" nm "a. Der 8efpinn be-
trdst 35 uno Der TerluIt II Siee.
Ser ~Slod" nerfiist in Der San,mer
iiber 243 Stimmen eesen 146. tpelhe
DEN Sppeiitions Varteieu sebDren.
Sn 15o Oiitritten iiub nod Stihs
nablcn notbig. Der Hegierlius ld,eint
inee6 cine Iebrbeit bon irenisltens
100 Stin,nlen liber Su iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Rem Yprf isa eine brittle Rieicn-
bride crbalten.
81 g IN gorf. s. lpoi

lleber ben SitfluB isl nod cine
brittle Bride eebait rperben. pel6e
ben gamen Manbattanbriide erbalten
ioa unb parallel nit Der 9rooflpner
Bride laufen tpiro.
Sie itdbtiifen @eborbcn baben
slneebote einsefsrhert; pas niebrislte
fam bon Der Tpans Yarfer GonItrucs
tion COMPANY llno perlanet einen
8aupreis bon $6.493.223 Siir
ben Sau Der Bride tperben 10000
9onnen gauitabl berpenDet iperben
miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
8anffraM IN 9ittsbmra.
Nifts bura. QSo. O. Nl

Yitts burs Ya., o. 9iai.
0is Columbia Sapinss ano 5rlit
Company bat auf Teranlai1uns oes
8anftonmindrs ibre Ibiiren ses
ihloIien. gBm. G. Siebl. ebemaliser
N1apor bon Yittsb,lra. lit Yrdiioent
Der 8ant. 0aS slftienfapital be-
trdat $145.000. bie Sepoliten be-
lamien lib alli 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
No. 1916.

nno Neihtbum ibrer 9eforationen.
Nur cine frdftige fleine Grippe bon
llberalen SroieNoren. Die iid1 an oen
Mufgaben Der seiebsebenben aorpere
lfatt, 81 Der iie erirdblt purcen.
perpfltdtet batten, famen in bentoz
frattlher @infahbeit, unb TIRE Gipilz
fletSung mar niht snrh elm ganb
ODER elren Srben ausse3ei6net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Der Veiuu ,uill iid nOd, INNER nidt
bsrubigcn.

VC u Vt u y, .WUt.
Ser @eitp befinoet iicb mieoerum
in Sbdtisfeit Bic 8epobner Der
in Der llmgesenb bes .Willfans eeles
eenen 0orfer. melcbe ben ourh ben
Iesten fnrAtbaren Gusbra9 perurs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
0ewaltise lteberid,uem,nuns In Der
Vrppina Suman IN Gtina.

8 a ibineton. >. g.. s. Wlai.
Der amerifauiibe geniul in Sans
tau bat al bas Staatsistretariat in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15
Stirbt I'M bsbem Ilter.

Sruns 4, Ga, Z. Mai.
gliSabetb 6ates. Die dlteits Ser
ion im Staate. lit I'M gllter bon ia
Sabren 9eitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-15

Iius Der 3ebnte bat cine neue 9aes
form beibloiien. Sieics @lal bans
belt es ii6 I'M Die NobelsarDe. ct
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-15

f.Dl OK NIIIIi:
Will you please publish a full
history OF rape. Is it a winter
or summer plant What time
should Il be SoWn: Can il be
grazcd by hog, and sheep: l.
vctch a winter plant and will it
stand grazing You will great
" ohlIgc me by answering
through your valuable paper.
w. \. Nrlk"LnS.
l;rooksvillc. Miss
Answe, by Prof. +. X. l.loyd.
Agricultural College. Miss
Rape 10 appearance is very
much like the collard. The
plant grows from - nchcs Ia
three feet high. aud the leaves
are used for stock food. This
plant - fed or gralcd while
green and is rclished BY sheep,
hogs and cattle. For ligh,
stock, such As sheep and hogs.
the crop may be grazed or cut
and fed green. For heavy cattle
II - best 10 cut and feed i, 10
prevent waste.
The Dwarf Essex variety -
best for this state. The land
should be rich and finely pulvcr-
izcd, just az You would prepare
,urnip patch.
The seed may bc planted IN
February tor spring and early
summer feeding, or in Scp,em-
Der for late fall aud winter feed.
ing, Ia this climate we can
have either spring or winter
grazing or both. The crop NAV
DC planted a. early IN the fall "a
August and grazing can bc had
in November. The crop is
ready for use 10 about two
months after planting. ca rich.
we'll prepared land rape will
produce from Is 10 81 tons of
green feed per acre. The seed
may be so@n broadcast at thcratc
OF five pounds OF seed per acre
OF planted in drills ~ TO 81
inches apart at the rate OF three
pounds OF seed per acre. Nctch
* winter plant, and will fur
nish grazing in late winter and
early spring. Plant in sep
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-15

fnitoR GAltTTt=
like your paper real well. and
ask that YOU answer the cues.
tons that follow. Where high,
dry land was sowcd IN oats last
year, then IN cow peas. il i, nee,
cssary to break said land more
than once this spring before
plant nR, What kind al ~fcr,il.
lzcr ~ best Ia use with high up.
land with red clay foundation,
and ho" much per acre should
be used
II. i. l!tA, KWltI,
Seminary. Miss.
Answer by Prof. T.. X. Lloyd.
Agricultural College. Miss:
One breaking viii be sufficient
for the land. sc sou pounds
per acre OF the following mlx.
turc: C~otionsccd meal sou
pounds. acid phosphate 200
pounds for cotton. For corn |
would use a little more meal.
say, meal 1900 pounds. phos-
phatc 1000 pounds, and apply
500 pounds Of the MIXTURE per
acre.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-15

Many Il mans fear OF adopting
the ideas OF another keeps him
poor. when he might easily
profit by the experience of
others and become rich.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-15

Il. l.. RocHs. Eggs
from hr~, pen - SO; second pen l.,
-, % -. 100 slo. VarIously priced
c,@kcrclN Mrs. ORLEANS Thomas.
'Iy4ttl Syringe, Ailsa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-15
Rape Netch

EDITOR Gl2ETri:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-03
w. c. T. U. Meeting Tuesday.

The w. c. T.. u. will hold its first
regular meeting for the fall, Tuesday
afternoon. This will be n special meet
ing for prayer i'm response to the call
sent out by the State and national
president. Mrs. Stevens. that every 10
cal union throughout the State shall
observe the day by holding meetings
at their various headquarters to pray
for the election to official positions of
those men who will sustain and en-
force the prohibitory law.
The Maine w. c. r. L. is opposed to
resubmission: it stands firmly for pro-
hbition and believes that the prOhibi-
tory law of Maine is the best law ever
enacted to apply to the liquor traffic.
Delegates will be appointed to at
tend the annual convention to be held
in Dexter Sept. 49, 20 and 81.
The meeting will open at 2.30. The
first hour will be devoted to the pray
er service. All who are in any way
interested in the cause are invited to
attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-03
sway Down East" Sept. S.

In "Way Down East" Manager VIM.
A. Brady has met with one of those OPP
portunities that comes to but few-and
for which We all are anxiOusly looking.
The play is one of the greatest dramat
ic successes of the last quarter CEN
fury. and has made its fortunate own
crs not only rich but recognized as
standing in the front rank of theatrical
managers.
The play tells Il story SO simple and
yet so powerful. that it appeals to
everybody at once. The pathos, how
ever, is only one side of the picture for
the quaint New England characters
who fit about the stage provide plenty
of the heaven of humor to relieve the
tension and give opportunity for hearty
laughter. Sale opens this morning.
Prices CSC to $1.00.