MILLERODE FARM.
Service Bulls
Diploma of Nillbrook 46123.
sire of 2 in list.
Sirk--('hrotno, 2»>11*. service bull al
World’s Fair. Sire 14 in the bf»t.
Dam-MUs Helen Brice, 8H34o.
Hccord 1H ll»s 1 *. or. butter in 7 days.
Miss Helen Brice led all cows at Hoof
Farm for 4 years.
Brown Botsio's Warranty. 54446.
Sirk—Diploma 2d. 50374. son v!
Mercurina and grandson «>f Modita
two ofthc greatest cows of the breed.
I) \ m--Teasci. 74‘rC. record 20lbs
* or. butter in 7 days. Only living
daughter of Brown Bessie. Full sistei
of Recorder and llr«.wn Bessie’s S«»n.
Goldin Lads Guaranty. 60495.
''ivi>G olden Lad* Champion..e72.'2
1st over the Island and Champion tin
same year. The greatest Golden L.n
yet imported.
I)am"Golden »'r«»wnt.f M Mary's
I4‘*lh.\ imported. Mr Cooper catal
ogued her a. the "licit cow of her a£<
on the Island of Jersey.
MILLBROOK FARM.
Mcrjdi.in. Miss.
Registered
.. Stock ..
Cannonsburg F cl V 111.
Mississippi. A
Breeder of RigAtcred 1\ t.ami
fiiiN \ Hogs, m "t lasl'tonald
strain*.
K» gi.stcred S<»i i m»t>w n Sheep
with imported rant at head of
Hock.
Registered Knglish and Ken
tucky l-ox Hounds.
A *o Registcred Tr.'tt njf Ktal*
li m. Aimont Boy.
R. M SMITH, Prop
Located on the N at"0 A
issippi Valley K. K. in the fan < .;>
YAZOO
VALLEY
ol M i^isMppi-—upccially arlaptc
1-. the K-ii"inif o!
COTTON, CORN
^ CATTLE AND MOGS
r SOIL RICHEST IN THE WORLC
Write for Phampbleta and Maps
E- P. SKEENE, Lind Cemmittiomr,
» wtr«l MtaiUMi, I'arW k..w k .rfu 54*
CHICAGO. ILL.
{
Alfalfa is ia the public eye.
; This is shown bv the considc'a
-
*ion given the plant in the edito
rial columns of the papers.
Hardly a newspaper in the State
dares to face the public unless it
•
contains something about this (
wonderiul and valuable plant..
The Willis Point Chronicle has;
' this to say about the way it at-;
taches itself to the Mother Kartli.
! “There is no question but that,
' alfalfa is here to stav as a farm
product. Some farmers say
that as a feed it is the equal of
oats and a much surer and more
profitable crop."
The Trenton News, having
looked into the \alue of the plant. j
j contributes the following testi
moniaf:
Alfalfa is a crop that puts its
roots through the earth and
clinches on the other side, and if
there is any moisture anywhere
it gets it. The time is coming
w hen farmers in Van Zandt "ill
realise the value of alfalfa us a
feed crop.
li the diversifies*. *m »»! crops
idea hail taken hold in Texas
years ago the Slate would at this
time be the the greatest hog (
raising Slate in the I ttion. and
this would, in part, have been
brought about by the cultivation
of alfalfa Twenty years ago
John Henry Brown of Dallas was
writing articles for newspapers
in which he was uiging the farm
ers to exjHtrnnent with Luccrn*
•»r I'ahlorma t'iovcr, as alfalfa :
was then called. But no one
n* eded him. i he farmer w host
father had been taught back in
i.toigiaor Ai.t 'itna to j»San* cot
ton. cbo;> c<*ttoiv-uad picfr cotton. ’
*nd which lather Uught mo I < .\
a* tanner to, plant cotton, chon
cotton a ml pc k cotton, laugh'd
■it the idea <»! unv tdl.-r of the
-oil d« ,ng anything ei*e. Hutu
nc cncruth-n h. » come on. It
- a general >n w hi h r ad*, and,
to a great extent. smdi*
three it is willing to experiment
I’ h rui-ing atialia and h«>gs, and
it is comfortable in*all things
compared to the generation gone.
* Hat t her a is yet much lor it to do
before it make* mi-, state what
it ought ovliir. With the climate
and noil, it has no equal. The
climate anti soil are here, A1
th »t is n qiiired is a gr< ater edu
cation ah.ng farming line*—a'
higher knowledge along these
• linen— for tliat culmination will
end with the richest farming
class in all the world within the
border lines of the State.— Dallas
New*.
SQSQSSQSQSSSQSSQQSSSS Vi {
FOR SALE. §
A lot of about thirty-five (55) bead of Cattle, very dc- /•
sirablc for a person starting a stock farm. Tbc lot in- 5a
chides one Short Horn Btill, registered, sire Prince Mor- •/
ton-dam 1Mb Lady of Kichland. Three Short Horn reg- 4'
Sistcrecd cows. Hose of Sharon breed. Two Short Horn 49
calves, eligible to registration. Whole lot Mississippi rais- Q
/m cd. Abmit 50 head of the iot arc cows, calves and steers, /«
54 mostly graded short horns. Anew harvester and shred- 54
•Z der only used one season, will be sold cheap, for the reas- *Z
•/ on that they were bought to facilitate the feeding of the 4'
49 cattle, and now that I am unable to give the personal at- 49
tention to l>otb cattle and machinery that is necessary for 49
/m success. 1 have determined to sell altogether, both cattle /•
54 and machinery. For terms apply to /•
S MRS. J • T- JACKSON. 8
74 HUDSON VILLK, MISS. %
^'ViViViViViSSSViSViViViv;' 1
+ m
110 Jersey Cows, j
s FRESH IN MILK. - l
* *
* »
5 o meet the demand upon the part of patrons, Z
* ^
* those engaged in the cream-trade, are requiring cows ;
5 of the richest creaming qualities. l:or this purpose no j
J cow is equal to the pure bred Jersey. ?
: W. B. Montgomery, :
; STARK VILI.E. MISS. S
* m
* •
WINCEY FARM
BERKSHIRES AND B.P.ROCKS
AMres*. < r.i losing ;» 2 cent stamp for reply. *
S 0. “OLLlNGSWORTH - - Coushatta. U
< BILTMORE FARMS. J
A A. J. C. C JERSEYS. ,2
t'h*r Home of the Holden Lads. Some 3lM.i ^
4.1 bca' br*d f«>r mi!!., type and constitution.
‘x ^ '•'t; **b »*'•• fount* bulls cn hand, imported ^
4 ’ atld I on;- i.r. d. < p
«■ LARGE ENGLISH BERKSHIRES. i>
4* iL acUju.ir ters tor the States. 4cM) bend *>n ^sf
liaiicl. I" our carloads if Imported sows just 1 g
%, arrived from iKurantine. Write toe August
%' Price List. ' P
4: STANDARD POULTRY. ' |
Orders now being booked for youug birds g
for Kail delivery. «»5 special malings of %v
5 Prize Winners in our Breeding Yards. g
Apply to K
< HfLTMOHK FAHMK *
|. HILTMOUi:, N. c. e