Newspaper Page Text
C-FOWINC DWARF ESSEX RAPE
I V J. C McALLIFFE
TUorp Ik ko nmcli Interest nianlf«*i!-
til In hog rnltdng tii t!i" Koinli and
especially n'cnnd Angiutn till I nru
sure the following m'ltcV " lit bo rsad
with lntereat li> Tb<* llorald'n r h,j
<-rs. I have grown dwarf ctaex rape
and know It Ik a good crop and feel
uiro that other* In fill* mcilon can
take It and do well with It. If any
one Ik particularly Int.-n siid I would
he glad to hear from th in and will
try to give any information that may
!»;> reqnln d.
The nrtlcle In question Ik front the
Rural World, h.v D. Ooulnon, of Mis-
riiitrl, and the itiory It practically ap-
I V,cable to thla bi cllon in all Import
ant detail*:
The farini r who Ir no! bo farfunalo
as to have a pasture of mfaliu or
• lover !o turn his hogs on, murt be
(•out< lit to watt till he can grow koiui*
substitute. Of llte plants th'U may
suggcMt themselves to him for thin
purpose none Ik more vain ilil>- than
rape. I'l Is a very rapid grower nun
so ‘hardy that It may he man or
planted a» soon at the ground can be
worked. For best sueeoss the soil
should be rich and mellow for, like
all plnntH of the raiding- family, It Is
a groR* feeder. On clni toll contain
tng little humus I! makes umali
growth and l» not a paying crop, a •••
periallv when sown broadcast, for the
soil packs about the root: and growth
N retarded. If no othi r kind of soil
Is available, thin ll were best to plan'
lu drills far enough apart for citltlva
lion so that (ItIn means can be used
to keep fly soil In good mechanical
condition.
In cither case the ground Bhould he
well plowed and harrowed 'to make
n good seed bed, and If sown broad
cast one of the little blind seede.'h
will give a uniform stand. I have
always harrowed once after sowing
the seed, but It might do nil right
to omit t ft I h. Fight to ten pounds of
teed to 'the acre gave the lies! result,
though this Is more than usually
recommended when sown broadcast,
hut half that Ik enough when drilling
I have planted very little the latter
way, ns wo could turn the hogs Into
the rape lift earlier when sown broad
cast I he whole surface being cover
ed there was more feed on a given
area white the plants were still
young, and If some plant* were eaten
so closely that they died there were
plenty of other* to Til the apae*.
The : i J can tie procured from any
sei dsmr-n and at flrat I seat for ft
whin irdirliie tne season's supply of
,P II s
raw the us
and h arm-d
a dttrni.d 6
merchant* t
stock, and
hut aftir other farmer
I was making of rape
merits there was such
- th*- seed that our local
i re obliged to keep It In
could buy It cheaper
i The News Want Faoe I
¥ J
J -— < fink HERE FOR BARGAINS —rr- '
than when sending away for It.
Wl’iti the coining of very warm
weather other forage crops were
ready for the hogs and by this time
what remained of the rape patch had
begun to get Ipsh succulent than
earlier lu the season, so live stock
was usually in rued on to Pnlsh what
remained, an:! the ground was then
plowed and planted to cowpeas,
which were In turn consumed by hogs
and was then resown to rape or rve
to be used hs fall | as!urn for the sows
with fall lltttrs, and a portion was re-
ervpd to turn the fattening hog*" on
for a short pi riot) every day. This
green stuff seemed to be Just the ap
petizer they needed to keep them In
good condition and make them asslm
Hate the corn fed and though they
were hurried In the fattening process,
tnoy were never once "off'their feed."
A patch planted where the poultry
run have nect ks to it i* a great saving
of both time and expense In feeding,
especially tvhen duck* and geese are
kept on the farm. The variety that
Is the belt for the purposes named Is
the Dwarf Kssex, which It so largely
raised by some sheep breeders.
Soldier Balks Doath Plot.
It seems toj. A. Stone, a civil war
veteran, of Kemp, Tex., that a plot ex
isted between u desperate lung trouble
and the grave to cause his death. “I
contracted a stubborn cold,” he writes,
“that developed a cough that stuck to
me, in spite of all remedies, for years.
My weight ran down to 130 pounds.
Then I began to use Dr. King’s New
Discovery, which restored my health
completely. 1 now weigh I7H pounds.”
For severe ('olds, obstinate Coughs,
Hemorrhages, Asthma, and to prevent
Tncumonia it's unrivaled. 60c. and $1,00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
COAL!
We lies’ to inform consu
iners tlv.it w« have exclusive
agency for handling the cele
brated Wooldridge Jellico
Lump Coal for the present
season.
No long tons, no short tons,
no slack coal, no ^old bricks.
Nothing but straight goods*
We pay cash and must sell for
cash. Please use Pot office ns•
a medium for erderi tj,. No
telephone orders. j
Summer Price $5.59 |
WM. TURNER
COAL CO.
TYBEE EXCURSIONS
VIA CENTRAL OF (iLORlilA
Central of Georgin Kailway will sell
ten-day tickets Milledgeville to Tvbee
and return, every Saturday. May 2fth
to August 21st, 1909 inclusive, at rate
of $7.60,
Summer excursion'tickets will also
be cm sale to principal resorts 1n the
United States and Canada.
For further information call on A. D.
Nesbit, Ticket Agent, or address ,T. C.
Haile, General Passenger Agent, Sa-
vunnali, Georgia.
HOG FOOD.
For the farmer to feed
and fatten hoes. cows,
h ). ses, mules, etc.
Oconee River Mills.
roit SALE.
The lot and building, now occupied by
the Electric Light Plant. Price $2,000.
This is fine place for manufacturing
plant. Also Small residence and lot!
adjacent thereto price $1,000. Possession j
will be given when our new plant is
completed. Apply at office of
Oconee River Mills.
CHICKEN FOOD.
Good for fowls, also
domestic animals, con
sisting of broken corn
and other grains,
known as “Screen
ings." Oconee River
Mills. 2-17 ff.
Here For Wedding Suits.
Suit* for special occasions a specialty.
All secrets sacredly kept. Barr, The
Tailor.
Our offer to give a pair of scissois
free with a year’s subscription to Tne
News can't last long. See us aoout it
now.
THE MILLEDGEVILLE.
Jlellce About Shotgun.
I would bo glad if party who borrow
ed my shotgun would return same and
ohlige. Emmett L. Barnes.
You can't afford to experi
ment on that new watjon.
You know the white Hickory,
we sell them. Milledgeville
Buggy & Furniture Co.
GOLD PLATED RiMi III
With Each Order for Old. Time!
Song Book at 10c.
52 dear old tunes we ill love, word*
and music complete for piano of organ,
for 10 cents. America, Annie Laurie |
Auld Lang Syne, Battle Hymn of the 1
Republic, Catch the Sunshine, Colunr
bia. Cornin’ Thro’ the Rye. Darling Nel
lie Gray, Dixie's Land, Flag of the
Free, Hail Columbia, Home. Sweet
Home, Juanita, Lead Kindly, Light,
Lilly Dale, Long ago, Marching Thro'
Georgia, Massa'a in the Cold Ground, M>
Bonnie, My Maryland, Old Kentucky
Home, Old Slack Joe, Kojin Adair.
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep’
'-wanee River, Sweet and Low, Blue
B lls of Scotland, Last Rose of Summer,
Old Oaken Bucket, Star Spangled Ban
ner, Vacant Chair, Those Evening
Bells, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Uucle
Ned, We’re Tenting Tonirht, When the
Swallows Homeward Fly, and twenty
others for 10c, stamps or coin. For a
short time we will send a gold plated
fi ger ring I FREE as a souvenir to each
one who sends a dime for the gong
book. Bend today to piano and Music
Co. Galesburg. III.
Hot Weather
1 Prices
a
a
a
*♦♦♦««♦»
W6 Min ijOiiii YOU!!!
CAPITAL $1,700,000
Absolute Frotoclicii. Fror.pl Service. Reasonable Rales;
The United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Comp’y
Y01JH CHANCE TO OWN
A FARM NEAR TOWN
Do you want a nicet*littk*
farm of about 100 acres near
town. It’s the chance of a
life time and he worth double
the present price in five years.
Two miles from city, some
improvements, all the land
good, price $4500. Apply to
Milledgeville News.
IImiss For Rent.
Corner Greene and Liberty streets,
now occupied as MethoJist narsonage,
possession given first of September,
contains eight rooms and vili be equip
ped with aii modern (Conveniences. Ap
ply to H. T. Cline.
House For Ileal.
New dwelling, East Hancock street,
all modern conveniences. See
Dr. John P. Atkinson.
House Wanted.
Wart, I: A tlye or six-room house for
occupancy first of September. Apply at
207 W. Montgomery St.
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
on Shoes |*
of Quality B.
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
We must sell our stock to make
room for Fall and Winter
goods. Come and see
and be. convinced.
Fred Hat Shoe Co.
YOUNG MEN, LEARN
TELEGRAPHY NOW
Telegarph Operators Are In Great
Demand!
Boys, this is your opportunity to learn
a first-class trade that pays a goods
salary every month in the yeai. There
will be a greater demand for Telegraph
Operators this Fall and Winter than
there has been for many years past.
The prominent railroads of the South
and other parts of the United States
are writing us to qualify as many young
men of good character for their service
as we possibly can. We trust that the
rehable, ambitious boys of the South
will rally to this golden opportunity.
Our students qualify for service in
oniy four to six months. We guaran
tee positions. Graduates begin on $45
to $fi5 per month; easy and pleasant
work; permanent employment; rapid
promotion.
Our tuition is reasonable; board at
low rates; Newnan is extremely health-
j fid; fine climate; excellent drinking
j water. Write at once for our new
> illustrated catalog. A letter or postal
! witt bring it. IT IS FREE.
Southern School oi Telegraphy,
i Box 272. NEWNAN, C,A.
Guv D. Compton M. H.
Physician and Surgeon.
| Office in Horne Bldg, or Culvt r &
KiJd’s Drug Store, residence at night.
Calls promptly answered.
PHONE 209.
Don’t fail to take advantage of the
offer to give a pair of fine scissors free
with a subscription to The News.
MILLEDGEVILLE 6RIGK WORKS- |
J. W McMILLAN, Propriktor, Milledgeville, Ga.
One Million Brick
Now in Stock.
*
*
& 1
Can fill all orders at once with the best brick that can be
made. Capacity and output greatly increased, so that large
orders can be filled immediately. Correspondence solicited.
B. Mcll. CLINE, IH. D.
Practicing Physician and
Surgeon.
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 12 a. m.
Residence 'Phone No. 109.
QJtice in Hatcher's New Bldg.
MILLEDGEVILLE. GA.
Genirai oi Georgia Kaiiwau Gomnanu
W. B. HUTCHINGS,
-DENTIST—
♦
\*
SURETY BONDS
BALTIMORE- ivtO-
BURGLARY INSURANCE
FOR SALE.
One 60-Horse power engine and boiler,
good as new, apply to J. L. Barnes,
313 Jefferson St.
Milledgeville, Ga.
NOW IS THE TIME —to buy cheap! Successor to Dr. F. S. Whitney.
Farms in Hancock county on easy terms, Offers his professional services tc
Write Jas, A. Harley, the people of this eltv and section.
Sparta Ga.
GO-FLY keeps flies off Horses and I
Cuttle, -5c and 50c. All Drug Stores.
LI MBER FOR SALE.
] For sale twelve Dollars per thousand
i good lumper ut the mill by Mrs. A. V.
OuBignon at Scottsboro, Ga. See Mr.
OlTice in Horne Building.
May 1st—1-yr.
<* j James L. Ivey.
U. H. ANDREWS, Gen’! Ag’t.
Atll'edgev illo, (la.
t *««><>«<
♦♦♦♦♦♦ ******
\CAN YOUSEF A3\ \frf~ % J.
*‘Sv<r Yourself ns Others See You ’
In order to do this perhaps your os need help. The perfect eye is
the exception rather than the rule Having taken a regular
course in Opti s ami being supplied with a complete and first-
class outfit, included in which is to he found nothing hut the
best to he had. 1 am in a position to offer my services to the
public, guaranteeing to give perfect satisfaction or refund all
.. money recqiv L Milledgeville nas always been and doubtless
L always Rill,l*e qu home. Give me a trial and you'll find that 1
^ van save yon iwwnev: will not ’’fake'' vou, then Arab-like "pack
it and silently steal away.”
f/A -
£ £ * U s “'
> c? xer
' \filfc Oybt„ ...
. * •> 11ypj.'TTY?—2 p. m. to 5 after March 1st. 1999
y i
* Vs
&
TO THE PEOPLE Or THIS
CITY AND THIS SECTION
I take tliis method to inform you that
you can get your furniture recovered,
repaired, old mahogany cleaned and re-
finished. stained, varnished and polish
ed by a competent workman and at
prices to suit the times. I have a nice
line of samples to select from and can
make you lounges, couches and Mission
furniture to order. Herewith 1 give
you a few names of parties I have work
ed for in this city: Mayor Miller Bell,
Dr. Crolev, Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Callaway,
Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. Craw fori, Mrs.
Allen. Mrs. Walker, Judge Sanford,
Dr. Hall, Mr. Vinson, Mr. Humphries,
et at.
If you would like to help keep a man
like this with you give me your work
and l will do it at live and let live prices.
Shop 110 Wdkinson St., Residence Cen
tral Hotel.
.a p. mm i
Physician - Stirgeo
MILLICPGKVILLR, - - - Ga.
132 i-2 \\\ Hancock St.
ul J. C, (TfllDJ
PHYSICIAN A- SURGEON
MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA.
Office Second Floor Opera House Build
ing. Office hours U a. m. to 1 p. m.
3 p. m. to 4 p. pi.
CURRENT SCHEDULE FOR MILLEDGEVILLE.
Arrive from Macon and Gordon 1:35 p. m. daily.
" “ “ “ “ 0'3\ “ “ except Sunday
'• “ Covington 11:35 a. m. *‘
“ “ Eatonton 7:59 ’ “
Depart for Macon and Gordon 11:33 ' “
" “ “ 1 •* “ 7.50 . *' “ except Sunday
• 1 Covington 1:35 p m
" Eatonton 6 35 " except Sunday
DOC H ®51 I'li
m oia r.uiAfit eocTon. ol'Rt 11 set *10 Lostst LoeiTfi. ocrvui ououtu n meoiciil |
«E Of 11% U I TXf U*c( to ItlUilll EXPttlEaCE OF TttC toaCEST
ISimiJrftO »1B RC:T OElUilE SffCl.llIF, IK TKt JOtitK
Anthonr-,1 oj me M„:e .0 tri-.i CMOXIC. XEMOl'S UB SPEOIU I
1 C".:*'.* VS • guarantee \c refund nioiiry it noi v vti All
, y ^ turntshcu rrady for use—no oirreury or Injurious mrQiclee* I
v-3 UMfd No from bu*lce'«. l'ati«ni» %\ a distance I
n iroated by mail sr.d express. Medicines sent everywhere free G
*i' a?e or break i<e. No ra.-tiicim »«- a t C- O. I), unless in- (
^f\ atructvd. Cbar^es low. Tboueands of c^s^s cured State your t
cast- and aenJ for terms. Consultation FKE and < *
pereon, or by letter. Celi or wr.te looay. Don’t
■ea >>taie your y|
connoemlal, in 9
T delay. ■
without th# u«# #rl
ut*. a n*w Hr*nj# 3
i "*t wfRuiy‘ Kn:%r **' ,r:n * ,n -
1 who aif »A*' ' •* w V, . »y r »I. .;rg tif r»i u? detdllty W’Afcj.Sas
r 1r'j»r# ' h ‘ 1 •* * ' jU ’ t sjsteu*. ®tc . $»#rr •nentij cured wilt-
‘SyphllU. an,i sTairve. fur life. It ood Kyd r c c s 19 witLont , p»*i* * crotum
form- «.f ,*tt. Clio**#*, n f. t A ^ l ^ book-cured ta a f#w days
.'m-anuiu refund ycur r 11 I l!l I) u I J without rein.
■ currii. f*) r* If r*E£ TO Mt>* upon AppHctleaf
Bladder anil Preattlit l .ndVeV«n7.^W f inXV^.T: a
riLt S »'» ! HUVTUR4 cur Fra* fiSuseu.u
■»«t by paln>*« u/.J b.oodlea* inethuda. tin tLe eit? Very loitrucUve. C^sie you n^tklnf |
DR. KING MEDICAL CO., s * 7K atlanTa. u cXiiii'
’.i
r
-rvxrvvv vvvvvtv v^-»(
T. M. HALL. M. D.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office hours i j a. m. to 1 p. m
Office in Callaway Building, 136^
West Hancock Street.
Milledgeville, Ga
Oct. iq, iy.
DR. EDWARD
fl. TIGNER
Day Sneoi.
Jc^-'
►
^giaels^
't^Vtabv*
►PEACHES
.FAIRVIEW CANNING FACT’V
•V MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. /,
*+\
Y
\
U. CONNELLEE.