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2 Agriculti Liral Depa THE LANOJ j A Can rtment. ^STER WEWS, DECEM You "Work These Pu zles? BER 29, 1906. z. How to Plan for Year's Cro Southern Cultivator. Now that the crop < Our next oats, and frorc ip. per acre. All ly been done of ihe South i all who will | of 1906 is sary effort. i 4 to 8 loiis of hay (* this has frequent in many sedion3 nailki md cau 'e done ty Th jut forth the neces- a can With science, too's rora the Chicago Tribune) e. Thompson ordered of h nan tour gallons of milk, e milkman had with hi containing eight galllons t he had forgotten his met] I sn SPECIAL I DA V I harvested, one of the portant things dema consideration of every how to plan wisely to year's crop. "What raise as a money crop rnent ray cotton? 1 it.: _i. _ 11 t _ l 1.9 most im- ail(j manure in'ling Hie ^jft'er^nce farmer is: tility.of the h r tl>e next w])ere man's else can I conie it. uTh to supple- man ail(i j^g , ;Io* many js jn iancp' j9 TT at our command, ure> * in the natural fer- Thon md has been placed Jug9> efforts can over- ?thpr ere is more in the W ] liethods, than there the n universally recog- 1?M9 < md the ouly measures Mi ason could find were ti one holding three and tl ' five. ith these and his own ci lilkmau measure four gi :>f milk. How? rs. | 'C/V/ vo v he L ? :r. j >S A1A I J I lUIU^b <JI1 it 11 1 |) i it 11 L . land shall 1 allot to ( What area shall I dev product? How shall I land? llow much fert I use, etc., etc.? If these have been \ n the nast ",u^" nized. So wli jach mule? disadvantages ote to each |)Ul on]y put prepare my 0 3. now SIL llizer shall THE L , , The high pi important ? 1 i . > labor makes ?and thev latever your local j, do not give up, forth better ell'ort. j a lad \LL WE CULTIVATE T? EAST LABOR. .. the p rice and scarcity of centg t! is too, a vital Iiat are eggs a dozen to-dav v asked at tlie grocer's. ro more lor 24 cents, sa rocer, would make them per dozen less."' en. said theludv. I will ta Fu k(.l Oh rnitun r?thino\ i t ^9 I liave?there are sev< that conspire to n more vital now : 1. This crop has bi ally unsatisfactory i owing to the unfavc sons. >ral things " take them the mUtake cultivate too een gener- B,u with 0,,r in results, ca" . , and iiav. Put >rame seaIn every crop s all. I)o not make 24 ce of undertaking to jj() much in cotton, improved tools we andle grain, corn, in more of them. 1 >, thorough prepa- ft nts worth. >w many eg<rsdiil she buy nicide in Chesterfie County. \ Ur 1 ( Bier stonk iderwe tn frnn ar ? i Dnn't. ^ 2. We farmers are ing to show the worl are wise enough to n own business and tha demand a profitable our products. 3. Many sections of endeavor* riUl"n 18 lla" d that we now- M""uri' ranage our Kr,,w raPid,-v I we shall Getting all si price for "bslructions c another. W< the globe and start y?u ll _ A the battle. Begin Soi lg so the crop will News is another help. Wilk umps, rocks, and Perdi >ut of way is still two r 3 can only suggest day e to thinking. Think voun a. rn i i * a __ i cietv Hill special in t i and Courier: Dune es shot and killed Arcli lie, in Chesterfield Count, liiles from Patrick's, Sati veiling. Both parties a p men and white. Fro ?<> $ miss this y' I always gi re % Y in ^ ^ r opportunity, laranteed. our money back ^Prices 3 and of our own count ahead of us in the ain laborer is able !o wres soil, and we want our farmers to come abrea foremost ranks. We < awakening to betier ry are far UTer ",ls ,n!" tount each wUh y<mr f?? .t from the L),8CU99 il : Southern clubs- and m( tat with the 10 Puttin8 ? claim to be at,on ?Pon yr methods, ~ I ler. iaiK 11 over wnat nily and neighbor, drink your farmer's union tweei >st of all, get down Perdi into practical oper- NVilk >ur farm. can be learned both we ;icg and a quarrel arose I i them a* a result of whi ue was instantly kille es has made hi? escape. ie Biggest Drug Store. re W It I Williar \ c you want it. ns-Hugh< ASH STOKE. is Co | v hence each year m some material progre? 1. SOMETHING TO SI COTTON AS A MONK According to tlie li us at present, the mi taut question for e:?cli iust show -tie L*< ?s. Clark IIow< ltplemknt of the f-a'l cas< v crop ,n Georgia elis . . , , of some chick clit before . . , lliQ ] nisi or tut) ost impora-vonngana in i farmer to 1 at Utt liasy. sll, ol Atlanta, tells From J of an elderly darky Th rged with the tliefr worlc ens. The negro had the n e to be defended by 'he v experienced attorn- and i i the Kansas City Journal, e greatest drus: store i 11 tl 1 will be lound in one lost backward countries >'orld. It exists in Mo^co1 s 203 years o'd. Its title lie I COTTON HAS TAKES Is 'A 8eitie is : What can I will bring me in cat tny cotton? In no f-ect country do we find tl prosperous who de] one crop. Too many cies beset both tliegr e3T? a1'hough i raise tliat ... er aii\' one c >n, besides . . ' . . nia acquittal, ion ot our .1 , the crime nav] le larmers * . ., , . yond all douc peud upon The <)arky contingen? 'severe sentei owing and I . ... t is doubtful wheth- the L :ould have secured since tlie c( inmission of f unil ing been proved be ! is >t. 1116116 received a pretty rnent ice "Thank you, siona ^1. i? 11 1 i 1. ' 1 )ld iNiSolska 1 harmac.V, ai 1833 it lias been in t ly ol the present proprieti a building of imposing < ions, with many depa s, including one of prof< .1 education for the stu id he i TU] tJ8U IffiLE Ml [Win I . ??I the selling. We have of experience along with our cotton. Whi succeeded in wrest price lor the last tlire we all see what a stru and if crop conditions . : sail, sttiu ne, i had years . a . , ing the judge this line . j . had been a lie we nave . . . miglitv bard, ing a fair . anywhere nea e seasons, [ lhough|j ga) ' e 'S ' character and were to he . ,, cueeriiiny, aauress wnicj when the sentence They nnounced. "Dat's scrip , nali, but it ain't is <h< ir what I 'spected. is sel i, <lat between my 1 dat speech of mail Hea u'd hanir mo shnro ii nuinoere <ou persoi nuke up about 2,000 pi tions a day, and so perft 3 organization fhat an err dom recorded. th Springs' New Pos 18. ot T o keep up or us cash, I ai figures for y with the staple t n going to make s our consideration hat brings some close I against us, and wo hi to sell except cotton, f t ho handicap put u 'nor who has horn something else to hring in c*sh t liro lias far the a<lv? ?<1 nothing I ?Success. just think pon it. The Who G e supplies ,, .. . Kead over I sell, lhat . , see it you can o.ii:h"ut the . , habv : mtage. In < )nce noon m t cot the Baby. He tins little story and ^,at' i tell who got tlie ^en ' havii a limp u linii all ' eetl aster and Council. }?th Sprint's special in T ' : Mr. L. M Hell has i charge of the posloffice, ?f? been appointed to si Miss Alice Mackev who i ivia; Me Best by test? la dard weight. Cooking Sto\ cheapest. \V re- .1 . , gnolia t ic -52.oo ])cr sack, 98 p All groceries at bo 'es cheaper by 52.0 hen it comes to sh< >ur ounds stanttom prices. >o than the 3es, we sell "e think you i s a rule, tit at (1 a truly succf will find one t -rm self-susta >is cotton as men whom we can lay it . J living annua wherever , getlier and ui iRslul faim h , er an ugly cr< liat makes . . , . baby and was Ining and .. dinner ol it, 1 a surplus. . . , 1 tic mother u< have met . . ... for her child ils could talk to- s^,u ider>t?nd each olh- s<>^?( >codile stole a tiny ,non( about to make a Slsia >ut the poor, Iran agKed so piteously tor ' that the crocodile ^oor ;<1 lo accept a position in t ^1 here. Miss Bessie Ila 1 is Mr. Bell's ellicient i nt. a recent election of otlici the town council, Dr. St 'e was made intending wi tnem 100 cnea lie i in astonishing t as don't mind gc buy notions. ?r8 ably surprised th P ip. -And on dress he prices we mak< ttin^ down when pe Mats?If you want come to see us. T r^nruMM^ goods, it is And we ople love to to be agree are inaKMiK uie n ariably are makinf iher crops than cotto 2. now to incrkask ( This must ever question for the tarine ways want to encoi ,e<1 mone" said: at out of ?Tellme0 nlialI have yo H'R YIELD. a you will I be a vital to me," she re wt i ''I ben by r* ' keep him," g tirade the fftr if OA.i l... Mess "e truth and you can ' >ur baby again." 'lens not give him back 'plied. our agreement I laid the crocodile, in the PA /-.!, I I l.? A A I. I I.'.. rs. Will Ellis, Lewis Dt \nd E. C. Groxton as wa A Year of Blood. year l(*l)3 will Iouk bo reineuil.o home ol F N. Jacket, of Allian lr- rr If you wan1 jacket and all will ajnaze yo i Think of ar ICO. from $2.00 to i i iinvj - an odd coat, ovcrc this kind of goods u?in fact, dumfoun i overcoat, the very I ^4.00. :oat, ladies' , our prices d you. )est quality, growing of one and iw cotton per acre \V1 this yon make money want our farmers to 1< ly as well how to gro 100 bushels of corn, of wheat, 60 to 100 ^ ? juu iia> 'o bales of am not ^oiug ten you do and if it is a ii ; but we Hut the mo aarn equal- v"u ,he tr,"h your promise, w "0 truth i. will I 10 bushels you have pive bushels of Ex. kj iviu tun (, IU III 1 ' ; " to irive him hack, SeLu!" ft I have al^o won." tlier saul, u I f I told J1,"*'1, you are hound by covery , and if it is not the ; in* re , . . WllH Cf lot bo a lie until I provon n me mv child."?|,or Sor ! Mfickf I 1..1. D * ? 111 ijiiiiiii, WHICH noweu bIjt from Mr. Tucket's lungs t leeined very near He writes: "Sev ?g from th'j lungs and a fright had brought me at death's do began taking I)r. King's X? w I, for Consumption, with thenstoni suit that after taking fonr bottle >mpletely restored and as time I permanently cured ", Guarantr e bungs. Coughs and (.'olds, at J. * Co., (Crawford Hros , and Fnnd lkAMnw. i*,?t Come at on or?tul 5 J. C IIIS 7 in B er cc. Edwai ennett's Old Stan< m rds i. j UUI 5 1 uni iiJtiuy. 1 v 1 ?????? / L' *