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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

ohl1asO. Ism, S,--Dsesse4 In tAs
EAFb Of . rabbi. PolieemaA Joe. ).
Roach FRIDAY SveHiag dispersed .
crowd Of h0odlums wto q sAort tins
bssofs had stoned Itebbl wm. q. Cobb.
pastor Of tas IiichBF CA4asm temple.
The policeman ap0u botng toid - ths
attack 90 the rabbi Aselded ~ . bic
u strategy 10 en- the rabbits Fobs.
Reach Waa pTompiiy sAsTeFOd win
misaiiss ~ the mob sAsn BE- appeared
on the street, AHgeFed ~ The attack.
ths pOtiesmas forget his rabbinIeai
costume and v9si9iaG tis siub with
Wsdasaaess sd viEos. pat me sur
pgissa mob tO-f1iGht.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
INSIST UPON INVESTIGATION.
oNboIaIs ProNGing illegally Must Be Ex.
PoO0d and Punished.


Paris, Jan. S.--As . result Of the
charges II scandal and graft In CON
Aecr1On with the LIQUIDATION OF the
property Of religious orders In France
which have been going the rounds Of
the clerical re,aeti0nary press, . par
hamentary commission has been Ap.
pointed to Ooidact detailed lnV@tiga-
tiOns. nx-pre@lOr Combs probably
will BE- proSidsat Of the commission.
but eli political parties will be rep
resented pro rata. ~ DelpeCh. radi-
cal SociGiat, who, with NJ. Combs
has been the prime mover In insisting
upon "a Investigation, declares that
the clerieala muat not be allowed 70
make p0lit1cal capital against the ~
public out OF yelled charges.
''ReeAsdlase % the agitation It VIII
involve thlS investigation must Do
made" SaAA u. Delpeoh, IF, unior'
tanatsiy aOy OfaOialS have puotiteI
lho9elly BY iris hQuidatiOn, they must
hS exposed and punished. The TO
public must b true to It's creed Of
honesty and Justice"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
Plsslna Cotton In January /.

Dawson. Ga. Ian s--In many So
ilous Of this county tbsFs NAY BE- ssep
an uSBsaAl sight for Ehis tt1s a. tAs
year. via e0tion pioking pseayssatns
AZ . fysiy rate In ne AsseS, snA \ 4
ststsj tha % one farm IN tAe tesFS
disigiei tAsEs are 81 ieast efsy bales
u cotton Ist anpieksd. TA4s u a.
usbu,as.s eaisay u bad wsasAsg.
which pfsss"e8 ear;ag ne iatlag part
a. 1907
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
sARrRAM SHOT ~ klNsER.
Mayor Of West Virginia TO'an Mortal.
ly Wounded In q Row.

Huntington, w. Va, Jan. 6,--John
Bartram, mayor OF Fort Cay, w. Va,
was shot and MORALLY wounded by
Samuel B. Klnser, q prominent demo
cratic politician.
BartTRm was a candidate Cor re-elec.
ton, and the election was held Taurs.
day. While the returns were coming
In ~ The city hall q dispute arose over
certain methods employed during the
days voting and Bartram and Ennssr
came to blows.
During the alteration Kinser drew
. pistol and fired a fatal ahot, BartENEn
waS for twenty years q deputy mar,
shall In southern West Virginia. ami
was we'll known. He had also served
Ns postmaster OF hiG homo town. Kin.
SeC escaped 70 Kentucky. and has not
Jet been captured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
LETTER WAS INrEResprED.
Negro lntlmatsd that WtAeSs Must
De Put Out Of way.

- ~ SaA " N@Is
Birmingham, Ala, Jan. STAND
ing under the shadow Of the gallows.
condemned to die for; the murder OF
Samuel w. Hunstuck6F, Henry Thax.
ton has written . letter 10 his sister
IN wAiOh he intimatss that It was
necessary 10 put 4 white man out Of
the way 10 save him (rhaxton) from
the gAllows.
TNaxtoA was scheduled to hang on
last Friday. but was given . respite
% fifteen days In order 20 give some
of his frlends en- opportunity to make
RoOd the statement that new testlmo
ny bed heeu found. Tue letter In
WAioh he (ThAxton) telh his sister,
TdllA johnson, that . man must be
gotten out Of the way was intercept
"a by the Sherift's deputies. who have
been instructed 10 guard the con-
domned negro carefully.
The man mentioned In ThAxton's let
ter a. the one 10 be gotten out Of the
way is Jim O'HeaT, who IL baid to have
witnessed the murder for which Thax.
ten has been convicted.
TAAxton's sentence was commutsd
fifteen days In very dramatic fashion
lhst Friday, . telegram arriving from
TIE governor Just as the sheriff was
about TO pull the gallows' trigger.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
'oaaA ezra a FLAT RATE.

I'll
g Scenes AZ Result Of Conferences
81 Governors Held In Atlanta.
tlanta, Jan San order estab,
ing q hat rate OF two and a half
be per mile for passenger travel
the railroads In Georgia, this ar
Eement 20 become effective April
will DO issued in . short time by
state railroad commission.
.nAs order will como as the result
the conference of governors held
Atlanta when Governor Glenn OF
In Carolina and Governor Conner,
alabama, met with Governor Smith
discussed transportation prob
u for q full day. II was known
b the fiat rate vas largely dis
Isod but no decision was given out d.
ico the conference negotiations
10 been In progress in practically
the southern states. The railroads,
q understood, are very anxious to
Oh an agreement which will give
same scale OF rates in all Of the
Ithern states and there has been
concerted effort on their part to
% about such a compromise.
n Georgia tho fiat rate will mean
increase on several Of the high
ndard lines over the rates ordered
ing the Terrell administration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
CHILD CAUSED TRoUsLG.
ProesSdInsa for Recovery % Grand.
con Of Rev. Gam Jonos.

PrOesodIHss for Recovery % Grand.
con Of Rev. Gam Jon0o.
Rome. Ga. Jan. GA writ Of ~
beas corpus has been sued cut At oafS
tsrsville for the recovery Of the little
srandSon OF the late Rev SAM Jonoe.
There has been trouble between MT.
Sloan and his wife, who was Miss
laura JonSA- The couple have heea
married four years,
Their thrse.yeRr-old son vas taken
from Dallas 10 CarterHVillO by Mr.,
sloan with the intention OF catching
the train for Atlanta. However, he
missed the train.
While waiting for another train Mrs
Sloan's sister. Mrs, Pyron. drove up.
and took possession Of the boy. The
father then recovered the child BY
habeas corpus. All Of the parties
arc Stlll At Cartersville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

New York, Jan Snow that the
financial furry is over hundreds Of
people are sailing for Europe for Ire
winter. Many Of them Wnrs delayed
because OF tas h,I4Heency Ia the
money market. and the desire n ~
maia Al homo uati: :Aa financial no
riEon hal cleared Twelve great
iihasA sailed Saturday ami carried
practically fail passenger iiSts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

ThDmpsou's Mills. Ga JAa. g.
Jasper y. Thompson. propfis10T 81
extensive farms IN shls section. has
received ,vo hundred HunEarian par
tridGea. V7ih Tsseh 10 stack his place.
This yin be the hrs, Shipmsat o. thsss
the FaIas birds sveF bsoaEht % tbs
ss1ss a Georgia Maes ihtsrsEt IL
beng mahifsSsed IN ne szpsEimsst q
attempting "a stock ths eorntFy via
Aoss game biFas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
soxgRs ARE ON RAMpIoE.
Heavy TAX On Opium Aroused ThslT
Anger.

Heavy TAX On Opium Aroused Their
Anger.
San Francisco, Jan. Sc. POehiA /,
"a Engliuh missionary who has spent
twenty yearB In China and arrived
Friday o. the liner Nippon MArus
Gays that shortly before he left o.
station At KAI Tslen, m the province
of szchuan. q place about 1900 uloles
from Shanghai. the boxers had caused
considerable alarm to the foreign req
Aaents.
The imposition Of a heavy school
tax and a heavier tax on opium had
aroused the boxers to anger and start
cd them on a wrecldng rampage.
No lives we're lost In the outbreak.
but five Guiding belonging to the Pro
testant and Catholic missions were
destroyed before the authorities sue
ceeded in quelnng the riots.
Poihill is on his way 10 London. He
expects trouble all over China In a
few months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
vOvNo MAN SHor At OAscE.
DImealty said rs Nav. drown os' %

DlhNeuity Said Ts HAM Grown out %
Their HIvaIry Over Young Lady.
Washington. Ga, Jan. B--NsVu hAa
been received here from Btohy Ridge.
q small village 10 the western part a
tho county. that Edgar ~, Smith. .
sou Of C0rOnsg ". smith. was shot
twice and seriously w0unded By Hugh
Hlmo Combs. Smiths eoadition n
very fsdoas. and bs MAJ die II aBy
moment, Combs made Bis escape.
The dlme0lty between he two men
IL naid 70 have grown Out u dsiFo
% both men 70 n,on0polisa The entire
time Of one young lady At . daaee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
Moundad sr Duel Der.

wAeeline. W. Va. Jan. f.--Fretier.
lex A. Hall. a we'll known univetsi-
" student and sou Of Postmaster Jas.
X. Hall. Of this city. Is In = serious
condition from an attack made BY q
vicious buck a. Pleasant Valley. a
suburb. Young Hall and Miss Helen
Bloch. daughter OF a millionaire 20
baeeo manufacturer. stroiied In thu
6ssr enclosure Of the country home
Of John A. Howard. whom they we're
Visiting and aiuaos, Immediately ths
buok oaEns bounding ana struck Mr.
Han N he back, Miss Bloch escaped
Injury bat one d the books aRtlsss
Diorcsd Halle ode,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
POLICEMAN FATALLY SHOT.
shiis On Hunt FOR companIon's Mur'
dnrara. Meets same Fate.

Shiie On Hunt For Compan'ons ~u''
dsneFs, Meets Same Fate.
hCtcaeo, Ian. b--Whils City De
estivs WIN. r. Mooney was lying
ba .his death bed In Grace hospital f.
Friday, jnst after identifying the
iAlef Who shot him down on Thurs
bay. smother policeman was shot and
(ktalIy wounded by another thief under
kincumstaaces almost identical with
be Afooasy case
Tho Arut OF the two victims. Detee-
|aVe Mooney. died. The second nc.
lin vas PatrolmAn MlehAel D. Cal
lAARn. While on tie hunt for two
ponpaMEoas ef Moneys ssSailant. he
himssle met The detective's fate.
Like Mooney, he aecosted . httle
FOuD e mea on a stTeet comes ans
laSn3rad their business; like Mooney
Ne reply vas from a revolver. and
Ire 1fnaaey. Ae fell win a ballet
souaa n be ab5omsn from watch dis
foo0TeTy e. considered impozsi5is.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
w,n rae oNsnsIvs Aetlon.

san Franaseo. Jan. S.-.Visoouni
Aoka. the rs,ired Enahassador % Japan
20 TIE Uuitod States. who II % his
way "a ,hs orient. arrived here gd
day night lis sata that Japan was
Nililas 10 Festftes- tho emigration al
AaT SgblsosS but would consider ~
40 OhpAsivs Aetioa any attempt on
60 par, Of the Uai.sd states 70 "a
elDds japanese from Amssiea ios Amer
lean loaulag posassslOaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
81 after CONVICT
u Prisoner Killed I've Men
am wounds Another.
WENT TO MFE's HOME

Al,erOaAIOn IhOa Followed FIsnd
oas and KILLS one Woman and
,oeysuSIx YEOu"as Anothsr-wfs
alDs.
lphiS, Tenn, Ian. ia special
1Attle Rock, Ark, says:
sea AZ cltiEens are ACQUIRING the
a. the viGinity Of spence. New.
suRk9, IN IA effort 70 appFoheAA
Sanaridsa. an escaped convict.
% Midday killed two men and
1Iad anCther.
aAeEv 81 the posses declare
zsGlEe VIII be lynChSd u captured {.
oopdtmg 10 meGGsr advicas 70
"a here, Gandridse afASr escaping
no state penltentiary. whore he
serving . sentence for robbery,
J 70 ths home Of his wife and
aenea her lie.
> woman sought protection at the
y az anothsr neAehbor. Sandridge
Wea her to the neighbor's homo
In IN nltarcation that touoyed
ana Filled the neishbor and Mrs.
,tnFK, and dangerously wounded
HOusemOunt.
10. sandridge cannot be 1Ovnd and
believed, she has also been killed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

New York. Jan. g.--A new organ
iEa,lon Of the theatrical men vas
completed Friday known a. the Ma.
tiohai Association Of theatrical Pro.
aacing MahagsFs. More than 200
members have already been enroilOd.
The association Is formed Tor tho DuT.
pose Of enabling tho managers 20
work together for TIE good 81 al 10
such matters ~ the regarding rail-.
road rareS for theatrical companies.
Practically ali the we'll Known pro.
dSSers IN ire country are Included h
the membership.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
Do 80 q o. Q. WhlssY.

Now Orleans. la. Jan. San,
|sOune1seut nat sxpu.ss CosnpSEies r.
iSOw OEieans win ship no more HguSr
=. o. D h soathorn states has been
aaos. soGe express companies Save
uAtppa4 ecnsisFsbir nq'sor - srY
euzaaics n Ieaas wtese IoEai 6s1eat
siea resisting asn ne Ekip@esia
nago eauao3 n=ge sxSaase &sn ths
snlnnss wa RDssh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
JAPS DAILY ARRIVING
Unexplained Gathering Of Orisn'
tails at Vancouver.
MANY COMING FROM HAWAII

PatSrnaI Government Cameo % ANY.
thing 20 Prevent japanese COMING
60 brltISh colUmhlA-chaFtsFs ~.
he Arranged.
b Prtland, Orc, Jan. S,--A 6ospaacA
10 the oNcSonlAn from Vancouver, p.
C., pAyS:
TIE unexplained arrival Of 800 jap
aASss ct vaA0Oavor Friday and tAe
Influx Of 1850 within the NEXT mOAtA
from Honolulu. are features OF ths
Oriental situation In VAneoHvar.
TIE 800 came from the cost IOg
eng camps and some even from ne
American side Of the boundary line.
Friday nlGht there was the usual
eFop Of runers tat they came IN
view Of ths possible troubles oaaooFe
Of the Aslatlo Exelusion haagus are
mucA psrtnrbed over The event.
Friday u was announced that "a
least 1900 Japanese would ocme from
Hawaii during ths neat three weeks.
ous steamer, already chartered. viii
leave Honolalu with $50 aboard IOE
Vancouver nsxt week. Charters are
now being arranged 70 carry others
Thsn, too. all tho accommodates Of
the steamers Of the Cansdian>AustFa'
llaA line have bsen secured SIX months
ahead Of tho Japaneso az Honolulu.
There IL room ia the Storage Tor only
nifty bY ssoh steamer.
OF course. technically. the pater'
nal government cannot do anythlng 10
prcvnt the coming Of these japanese
TO British Columbia for the japanese
are feee will agents once they have
turned In their passports 81 tho
ishnds. aud there 10 really nothina
10 prevent them inflletinG thsiF pres.
ence on this outpost OF Great Britain,
the ally OF Jspan,
80 far. no AetlOa has been taken
by the police authorities toward che
Of the Japanese.
II IL estimated that there are hin
dreds az servlesable firearms "a tha
japanese section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
VETS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
Oppose PsnSiOnIns Confederate SOL
dlers BY Federal Government.

dIeTS BY Federal Government.
Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 5.-tAt a
meeting Friday night Frank Cheat.
ham Blvouac. United Confederate
Veterans, adopted a resolution re.
guessing southern representatives In
congress to do all in their power TO
defeat the proposed penSioning OF
confederate soldiers by the federal
government. The resolution. In part
says:
I'VE do not need the paternity Of
the government We consider II the
duty OF the respective states formerly
composing the Confederate states Of
Amer4ca. 10 care for worthy, needy
Confederate soldiers out Of their state
treasury. A. many Of them are doing.
With great hborality."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
STORE RosaEAAr FoLKsroN.

safe RlO~m Open, 600 and . Numhsg
Of Other Things Taken.
FDlkston. Ca. Jan. B--Tae iron safe
In TIE store Of II. ]. Davis at taiS
place wac blown open and robbed. En-
trance was effected By opening ths
front door win IN AZ.
Tho robbers secured . little over
$500 In cash. . winchester rifle. q pis-
toI and about three boxes Of cigars.
nothing else in the store being mo-
Tested.
me explosion was heard bV-ssverAl
nearby parties. who rushed 20 the
scene, but tarried too late TO make =
capture. Tracks indicated that there
were three In the party and that they
went north.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
assIno prospects, adshs.

New Tork Jan. S-JTheTs Il evsry
pSosSses TIA, The Fselag snasoa on tss
New York tracks nsEt suDmeT viii
BE- an exceptionally Eood ose. TIE
biz races q tie spring meetings have
Aesa #eu entered and there Is soi =
pavuanens korhs GA TIE taTf thHt IL
ass catered IN Ons o. he shros as
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

Moasg1meyT. Ala.. Jan 6.--sA6lai
Ell. tssrs h ~ - - tispsaanFy =
E5ss. 0aouEs TIE msyoF apaaks 81 4
via =: his aixhs The psssafu fnlss
Fetssel - issps heensas asA ne 90
peasess Nafkea sxt aa1 80 6sals -
mg1a GAsl ms eals neos e.. naa
tsn AZ sep 7gooana - snsea
= tnsnHna a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

Nss Eosk Jan. s.--Hfhs nrst trains
usasg he East river 70 nrookiyH viii
~ rus a0ms tine asHt week. Vhsn
ths nsW tunnsla Elil be opened for
pubne traffic ans viii greatly lessen
TAO eoaksstioa during re sash hours
o. Ne Bg0okiyH bridges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

cisyelana. ono. Ias s.--sasgetA
~ a. Wa Tar WI ~ oss % ths
speakers ~ fAs banaEst 20 - GiVsE
heFs JsaSagy - ~ ths TtsppeeAsOa
cub Lavtiathpa aiso hss bssa tee.
nsfs4 90 FSSasb AmsanasasF. aiE
(uaseaaA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

BSag,cs. Tea. Jas. Ga pe1tiou
a vo1==.ssJ sankIpVteY uas tGa beea
nisS lasniass Sbs tOha taAf Ln1bsE
eanpAny. q iiozStou. 1sx., ~ W. A
nj. Z. D Msaatss an4 y. o, B1e
NJ. posavam, ghteA % n1iegaa -
ssalsaawm e SsS,SsT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
LIQUOR INTERESTS LOSE.
Clubs Promise 10 Keep "LId" Down
Hard on Sundays.

Hef0 w geHeeys
Chicago. Jan. b.--What Is claimed
as q Victory over the liquor interesta
was announced Friday by the Chicago
Law and Order League in communi'
cations made public from five Of tina
leading clubs OF the city promising
10 slap the ''1i4' down hard on Sun
day bars and buffets in their club
houses
The Calumet. Chicago. Hamilton
Union League and University clubs
Il II ssid. have promised 10 "cut out
or keep out" ,rong drink from tnelr
Sunday service TO member Or guests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07
LOCKED w sroREkgspGR.
After RObbIna store Negro WSs ovoH
taken IN q ovwamp,


taken In . Swamp.
Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 6.-,AftoS
one OF the most spectacular ohasea
ever known In the state, Carol Nc.
Doueall, n negro. has been caught in
the sWamps Of Escambia county. The
pursuit illustrated. too. ths great val.
Nc Of good dogs, . pack aiding 10 his
capture,
The negro held up and robbed \
s,orekocper Of 90. leaving The store
under protqgtlon OF pistol held on ths
keeper and Docking tho door from tho
outside. poao inside did not &c, out
until no eds several hundred Yards
away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-07

CaiosttA lea S-f9he fNlS q ~
so4as ~ tAs Bash e nenl NJ
nosa4 fz1S S Df ~ enf
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

Eggs from good - the beet white wyan.
dottss price cduced TO u. 70 for Is taso Tor "a
h. A. Covinxton. Quitman. Mia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
Mississippi Farmers, Wake Up!
Millions
Yearly Months What
Taken Accomplish.

ct from this appropriation from the
national treasury. the State must en-
act a suitable law and appoint SAN
itary board Ia carry on the work
reasonably and authoritatIrely. Then
Mississippi can get her share Of the
national appropriation. which would
be from SIS. 600 To s20 .o0o.
Ict Every Citizen Get Eusy and Help
Everything Ia prevent rough land
being used proa;ablY for pasture
should bo done away with as far as
practical especially as the boil
wcevii ts going to hc M important
factor In farm mnrk within tho State
from now on. Every man. whether
he IL cattle raiser ar not. will be
doing himself good turn II be- tells
personally or writes ;hosn ~ho rep
resen; hlm In tn" Legislature. that
Tho iaw asked ~ the Mississippi Live
Stock Association Is greatly needed
for TIC eradication q. tho fever tick
and tho control ot contagious dis
"asea among ltYo took. Tho sureat
aay tn reduce tho cotton acreage tn
20 MAX" 1t oss> Tor farmers to grow
stock probably When others tuvu
20 ijse Btncb. ;hoae Who waus 10
ra!sn cotton wlll NOT need In be so
afraid 81 - bjw crop making low
prices for tho staple. yellow fever
80 longer has The terror for us at The
GuH States thaG II did before there
we're sane regulations toy controlling
x: and the fayeg tlck and ssck fever
can tsv managed Ia good s!s19o II they
ar~ Epuo M un reasonable basis.
II 1t in @ofsh % bile tn bn prosperous.
Il II worth while ,o coptso! III. suvrr
Lick aud caota gloss ds&eaa.a among
stso stock.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

Barred Rock Cock erels. Rinsisi strain. 81.
each. None bettsr. +. H. He'll. Yas,o CITY.
Mtss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
Editorial Answer:

Editorial Answer: Some OF tho
symptoms described resemble those
II roup or cnngA atoua catarrh. ny a
careful reading of rrcral article ia
shese columns. that contained n para.
Eraph ou that dIgaasr. remedy Will
bu found tor H. In case Inc awc.r.
lnEa mentioned arc rough. Hike warts.
the disease ~ sore head. or chicken.
pox.
The Grh, thing that ahonii he
dnn" In that case In 10 remove nil
sick birds from the lock. sIta!ntrc,
ih" poultry quarters. aud keep them
clran and dfy, Twice day treat
The affected parts ~ tho sick with
rhrhnllc ointment, or gtycuglnc that
hhH : per cent rAtboltc acid Ia II.
l he sores may also bu hathcd With
SOAP and wa,er so loosen the eruata
and then wponsed wNh water that
has In II hall AN ounce Of hlus VI
tri"l topper eulphatel per quart.
II" persistent In the treatment stamn
II out thoroughly. 20 that II tloes MOI
'akc freah start and mako II neeos.
ahry 10 do the work all over again
Civ" special attention to cleaning
acnldins and dlsiuicctiug the water
vessels aud feeding tfonghs
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

Ncaars. Editors. write you In
behalf of sny chickens. which have
aUtgn disease of y tsch knnN moth
iug, | sIll appreciate II vary much
II you wl.l advise ssse what so do and
what The d5aeane IL. Fis&s th~y .arii
NJ around lbs 60 80 and cumha Sutsse.
'isae# sh~ combs #weil gigat aud asain
'ha eyes #~cll nrst. onu ot my hens
bad . lump toru under her throat.
~hsch stayed abnus month before
she dies! They sometimes a,ny In
thja condition month or 30 before
dying MRS G. r. nf.AShs.
Huaisa. Mlaa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

Mississippi In behind most ot her
neighhoring States Ia iho Kind Of
laws asked BY tho i.iv. Stock Aamo.
citation. and some Of thos. other
S.ates will not allow Mississippi
breeders 10 aeii cattle in what used
10 be good markets for them. II In
10 DO hoped that the State will sud
denly wake up. and do ms che has In
80 many other respects that ts. nf-
ter hesi,ating "a long time. 30 long
that IL seemed she would never do
anything. plunge In and accomplish
In months what other States have
taken years 10 do, The present In
great opportunity. The National GOV
ernment has enacted Law appro-
priating $4,000 10 $500. 900 aunu-
ally for the eradication of the fever
Tick In the Southern. States. but DO
fore Mississippi can derive any brnc,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25

BeTkshiss pigs TOT sAie. out os grand snws
BY such famous boats ~ Hasou pabc assh.
Luatxes Com hsnas,o Ion. and Iaerkdss~ a
efandson Of he great Lord Premier sgssa;
kAgssesed and pass tired Ango.A Hurh.:
HaSred ard White =. Hcks Emden ara
Toulouse Gtsss. "a head Of e.ssesca rho.i.
boz a cattle, cows with csis - ~ foot onns
heifssS asd bulis. and = fine herd bull 81 lar
rain price 10 ciuer uut the esd. Cuvssdals
Stock Farm. uhton. Tenn.