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1
Agricult
m? _ a ? a ^
ural Depa
L I if Kao Kaan
THE LAN*
. . the in
Lrtment?
is, if i
ly ne<
frtiln A f V* of ITinn'o n . >
0A8TKB NEWS, APRIL
aportance of giving the ool
iistance. My ezperieno
jrou get a big yield it is high
;essary to have rows frot
10, 1007. "
: r,IITTIl
:T. fojl* 7
''ile
Greatest f
U. AVV1
RAY
x nc Advantages c
the Best Varieti*
ton.
Progressive Farmer.
During the past i
fifty varieties of cotto
ii jrmnung mv
5S of Cot- Improved ha
largest yields
ed. Other vai
bly well adaj
of the State s
seven year* ^ ExceIsio]
n hay0 been DeDDer.. 1b>,
1UUUU VUHU XVIUf^ D IQ JJ
ii always given the ^2 to
of all varieties test- 8talk.
rieties found tolera j8 jiar
)ted to this portion chop(
ire Dozier'slmprov- t0 d0
r Prolific and Cul fathei
iroved. especially on anc c?
> leec ana cut ic out iroi
30 inches in the drill to
Bat this is one thing tha
d to get done by cotto
)ers, for most laborers wan
like most farmers, just lik
r or grandfather "or some
1.0 ar IIf nra miiat nrin
Q 1/1/ 1 1 Mi
l
it ever wi
The A. J
Ja
OTA rliilw rAPAnrii
1 ill M J
itnessed in Lancastei
[. 3ROCMN
nrr tlipir Qnvinor c
ft vim M/l
CO.
inH Sum
tested at the Edgai
Farm of the North (
partment of Agricul
at the Red Springs
forty three at the I
In these tests, we ha
varieties to produc<
combe Test the mQr; ,
Carolina De- ????
Iture, thirty
Farm, and
redell Farm, what is it that ta
tve had some *????" -nd qQic|
oclds? Mothers
9 over 900 qoicWly answer
Cough Byron "
? ?r v*?v v
open clayey loam tb08e
tion i
O. B. Williams.
? W?
stes as pleasant as maple _
kly relieves coughs and
who have used it will Mr.
"Kennedys Laxative
The pleasant oold remedy
AOV ?? V lUUjJV V
things our personal attec
f we expect a good crop.
W. A. Simpkins.
ike Co., N. C.
A. B. Ferguson's Los
bv Fire.
O Ut V* ViUAljr A UV^Vi V il
' mer Goods ;
them before buy
Laces and Embroic
ts
We have the best line
ng Aus ?
and ask your ini
ring your spring g
ieries. Lawns I
i of these 50 pes. 27-inc
spection of
[oods.
Lawns!
h Colored Lawn,
pounds ot seed cottc
acre than other less
It has not been strati
find that a certain f
have maintained thet
near the top of the
yields. If farmers i
or t Ito r
>11 more per that expels the (
prolific one..
Ige either to tains no opiates,
ew varieties
nselves at or Pays to Us(
list of large
could be invtorn
nvnli fin T"* 1
sold through its laxative
>wels. Conforms strictly
and Drugs Law. Con- f>Q
Sold by Crawford Bros.
. . ? , its co
: Plenty of Fer- *40 v
tilizers. Mr. H
in th<
destn
^ ? ?
ck Hill Herald : A barn an
ntents, consisting of aboi
irorth of corn and fodder, o
i. B. Ferguson's plautatio
a River Bend section, wi
Dyed by fire about 3 o'cloc
goods ever shown in
1(j Prices ranging from
" 2c the yai
n to 35c the yard
18 k
the city, worth 8c, our p
5 pes. 40-in. >
5 pes. 40-in. Ir
rd 25 pes white n
ings in figured,
1. tea, at 10c to 21
rice 5c.
Yhite Lawn 10c.
tdia Lawn 121-2.
lercerizedW ais,tstriped
and dot>c
yard.
UUUuU I/*J gii/n tuo i
varieties of cotton, v;
ble care the average
cotton for the State
be increased 100 pou
with the present ferti
methods of culture. 1
taken at three and on*
.rrogressive
rith reasona- A very in
yield of seed cotton growe
could easily tilizer to use
inds per acre ly be detern
ilization and acquainted v
rhis increase who carefull;
e-third ceute H nnn nf tliftir
r aruier. o #
. , Salui
iportant thing with jj t
rs is how much fer.
But this can oulined
by those beat
srith their land and
< , . " o I
y study the condi* Honov
arril W? all know
day morning, and Amand
z is in the York jail charge
setting fire to the building.
New Pure Food and Dm
K.?w.
are pleased to announce that Foley
and Tar tor coughs, colds and luc
s is not affected by the Nation
La lYXllIlllCiy
(i We have the goods a
Miss Minnie Pardue is
pleased to show you th
? you your millinery 25 j
lg
?' Dress Goods
IUI J^VCI
nd at the right prices to ]
in charge of this departr
rough and with pleasure
)er cent, cheaper than yoi
Shoes an<
y uuvoy.
please everyone,
nent and will be
and ability sell
x buy elsewhere.
1 SliDDers.
per pouud, would
three and one third
lara. This is consi<
conservative estimal
would result from the
the more prolific va
Edgecombe last yea
sell for over that as a rule
million dol- used by mos!
iered a very present labor
te of what raise more to
3 planting of tivate less ac
rielies. At 200 pounds i
r, Excelsior 8-3 3 goods t<
rare r
) there is not enough opf***"
" reooinu
t farmers, for with and ad
conditions we must
the acre and cut- Arre
reage. I have used J
to 2,000 pounds of Ne
3 the acre and found Mykc
ooa and Drug law as it contain** i
or other harmful driwi*. and v
uend it as a safe remedy tor abildrc
ults. iunderbillk Pharmacy.
sted for Taking Bath i
\nother Alan's Tub.
w York, April 5.- Charlt
)ly, who says he is a niilo]
io
5 pes. Brilliantine 54
1 pes. Champagne Bri
40 inches wide, at 49c.
n 2 pes. 36 in. Peaude ?
the 1.25 grade, at 98c.
2 pes. 36 in. black gu
3b Taffeta Silk, 1.25 grade
r. Fv r\no
in., 49c. When you {
illiantine Shoes that fit
purse both at
3o'e Silk, for our cej
, ry Shoe for mei
fFqq wood Shoe for k
5, J8c. guaranteed. V
4-i r%r*c3 V>\ I "
ire looking for
your feet and
the same time,
ibrated T.D.Barn
and the Sheradies.
All shoes
V\th US it is a
Prolific. Culpepper's
and Russell's Pig
over 180 pounds of 1
more than goou ave
cotton of that sectio
were grown under tli
dition9 of soil, ferti]
i Improved | in every instt
iii AvoragwJ | luost I clears
int per acre where I UFed
irage native we should be
u, when all that our ferti
le same con- pay for. We
lization and analyzed in e
luces where I used ?ud h
d mcr* mnnov than La., ^
least. I think, too, charg
careful in seeing the si
ilizers are what we stole
i should have some ed it,
very kind we buy, to M
lis home is at Shrevepor
svas held in $1,000 bail on
e of taking a bath. Ho ha
ime excuse as the man wh
the loaf of bread, he ueec
but that made no differenc
agistrate Finelite, and li
' %J JL7CCI kJIYlll kJUl
t, in. wide, price 15c.
a ?
d 22 yards 32-inch Sea is
? 20 yards best Calicoes,
1- 2 doz. handsome pleate
;e 2 doz. white Linen Skii
ie
Llli^Oj OU
"Feat to Fi
jiand for
reds and blues, for
d and ruffled mer. Silk P?
rts, handsomely tailored, o
fnlKr
it the Feet."
8 1.00
1.00
stticoats.. 1.00
nly 1.25
cultivation as far as i
ble to obtain and
them.
It must not be
however, in this com:
the man who produce
one-third to one-hal
t was possi- and when we
maintain dients and dc
ing it much c
overlooked, ly as good if
lection, that ready mixed.
)s only from don't ruin la
f bale per
can, buy the ingre- sent ]
our mixing, mak- can ti
heaper aud certain- the ti
not better than it is a sec<
the li
ND ?y PLOWING TOO
WET. COUllt
liitn to prison, where h
>ke a bath daily withoi
rouble of climbing throug
and story window to get t
ub.
koly was discovered in th
ry home of William K
e
,t Three Doors South I
New Postofficel*"* ?
,c % '
* 5.1 mvvn n a itvt n n
L\AkMJ[ y
L J. BROOM CI
i
'he Old Reliable." =
i V I ITM i M/nnrk
PMPANY. '
=====
_ _ ^
acre, produces it ge
considerably greate
pound than the man
a bale or more per a<
ally costs him from o
half to twice as much
for production.
A ? i.1. ~ 1
uerally at a Now jugt ?
r cost per ing about plo
[producing |00 Bet Th
ire. It usu- done under
me and one- u too oftet
' Per P?uuJ farmers thinl
with their pi<
J? 1 *
, few words of warn- 8
wing land when it is 9,c*e (
is should never be morn
any circumstances.
i the case that the ,.Th(
[ they are behind ^ict *'
J Dr. K:
owing and they say, siyUm
I, at Deport lane and Hiyei
Irive, at 1 o'clock in tli
i?g.
The Price of Health.
? price of health in a malarious di
* just 25 cents; the cost of a box
ing's New Life Pills," writes El
, ot Nohuul, Ark. Now Life Pil
^ int. MM ut
16 CAPITAL.
A SURPLUS
? Loans made on ]
is- ? Collections givei
ia H 4 Per Cent Inter
18 \ nounded everv th
LAHUAolbii, ^
$50,00
$50,00
Real Estate, at reasonable
i prompt and careful atte
'est allowed on time dep
ree months
aster, S. C. 35
o.oo. y
0.00. g
i rates. f|
intion. aJ
>osits, com- ^
uiw sauuy or
soils of Ihe Eastern
eastern portions of
that are well draii
been found that R
Boll, Culpepper's Im
Edgeworth varieties
mrtaf nolicfuplm
Ban ay ioam ?YVell, I fcuei
and South- sooni aild pic
the Stato ft2;e my jftn
tied, it has j}iey g0 ahes
ossell's Big their Und;
Proved, and OV0r 800n>
have yield- itiable land
rv rnfnvnu . ?
;* :ii ciwobc
ss it will rain again" v,Kor
wing will not dam- R"iran
? 1 harm
d if it does." So
id and almost ruin pj
for it will not get ^
I have known ya- ^eaj
almost rendered ,
schoc
) 11111'iirt new lite ui
to the HyHtem. 25c. Hatiafacth
teed at Crawford IJros., Fuuderbu
acy, druggist.
cnicked at Haile Mine,
rahaw Era: Miss Par
, of the Heath Spring
)1. with a oarlv of ahm
id K "
m Your business sc
rk 0 the strongest Ban!
Igag^gM
is Kerosene Spilt on Flo
?s es a Fire.
lit, u. i .
>licited. The oldest, the
c in Lancaster county.
or caus- Professio
T?: i i. *
largest and ^
! ,/
nal Cards
VV* UUI.IDIWUH/I
while for the more c
less thoroughly di
lience cooler soils of
has been found that
proved, Culpepper'
Edgeworth and Ex
liflc generally do be
-j j worthless by
sompact and Wait untll y
pained and ancj tjien pj0
llie hast, it an(j ]iarrow
King s Im? hjre or
s Improved hor8e> for tl
celsior Pro- ruining your
st. In the *
plowing too wet. .
i ^ . ,wen
our land is in order r, .
j . , Kutti
w, and plow deep, nick<
well; if necessary ga^U]
an extra mule or ,,
able
us is better than in WJ
land plowing when
ty-eifcht members of tl
rick literary society, pi
)d at llaile Gold Mine la
rday and had a most enjo
time. The trip was mat
agons.
v/i'iuiuuin lAtrcuru ;
ie morning at 10:15 o'clock
c lo ti>e extent of $25 tlx
8t in the kitchen of the
of Mr. C. It. Bethel, o
sembly street. Mrs. Bet
beginning to prepare h
day meal and in strikin|
to light the fire in her
r ire una Dr. T. E.
damaged
e fixtures DEN
residence Office in Emtiu
f 802 As- posite First JN
'he! was Phone No. 8.
er noon- LANCAS
I a match
kerosene
WELSH,
TIST.
)ns Building opfational
Bank.
TER, 8. 0.
northeastern tier <
which are near tl
limit of the growth c
will generally be ton
latter group of vi
produce more satisfac
on all classes of soi
IUU well.
of counties,
* oivk your
le northern
)f cotton, it . ,
, , ', A few mor
md that the
. . ? ence to the
irieties will ,,
crop. Very
:tory returns ?-?
lis. Kind's fioo i
When
? sure it
COTTON GOOD DI8- ?ariy
TANCB. pills
do noi
e words with refer- her* ?>
cultivation of the
few farmers realize ^es'
Bewurd, 9100. p.
you need a pill. Uke a pill, and
,'n an Early ltiaer. DeWitt's Lit
KiaerH are aafe, aura, antinfacU;
The pilla with a reputation. Th
t gripe or sicken. They are ac
y Crawford Bros.
alt of Chicago's Mayora
ty Election.
A~-;i O T>K~ -
he cook stoye, a spark
iry match ignited some kero
*y had been spilt on the
,1(l in a few seconds flame
veloped the kitchen,
dwindled down to a boi
ing some wood.
The'w< od caught fire ,
? 4 . ...
from the I Dr. E. J
flene that DEN
"hade"4 ?ffic? in Spr
but soon Office Hours: S
SUnM
and some ?
. Hinson
TIST
ings Building.
I to 12 and 1 to 6.
urs, 9 to 10.
ntral for No. 32.
Improved, Shine's ll
Prolific and Dozier'
are three of the earli
which have been
where only a short g
iod is afforded, they
ally yield satisfactori
* . vi Tho read at a of
jXtra iliftrly to that the:
"s Improved ,di,,Te thut Hcit!
* iu all its RtngeH.
est varieties Catarrh Cure iu t
, known to the m
tested and being a coDRtitut
rowing n p r? ooDRtitutional t
rowing per- Cnreig ukeD j
will gener- upon the blood a
. Hystern, thereby
y. of the diieaRe,
thin paper will be planned
re is at least oae dreaded intetl
mce has been able to cure
and that ia Catarrh. Hall's pollt:
he only positive cure now fkrtr,al
edical fraternity Catarrh OI,^e
ioiial disease, requires a night
reatraent Hall's Catarrh . _
nternally, acting directly A. B
ind mucous surfaces of the ,Jnt?
destroying the foundation uate
and giving the patient iJnnr
it. 1 lie IIII
iBe campaign in muiiicip
ics that Oh lea. > hat* expej
i in many yea: cl..aeJ t
t with the eh < >n oi Fred
ufise, the Rep-.h lean canvi
for mayor, ov KU?rci 1
ift. hitt i ipiiii,. c m. i .1. (.
si- men trying to pull the
al the kitchen into the b
rj. got it caught in the doc
()_ into llie yard and the
Ik th< door was burned,
department responded
and the flames exljn
Mrs. Uethel's hands w<
/I ! Dllfllril ill trninir In n
act yard Teachers E
>r leading The next regulai
facing of "atlon wm be hek
m, b~ beginning at 9 o'
I he fire April l?th.
quickly County
iRuialied.
ore badly M . _
KntirA tn llnM
xamination.
r Teachers' KxamiI
at Lancaster C.H.
clock a. in., Friday.
W. M. MOO UK,
8upt. Edmation.
arch 16, l JK)7.
arc ? r
On the clayey soil
mont, it will be (oue
ness in maturity is
prime factor. On
Farm, during the pas
strength by bail
Of th? Pied- ?nd assieting na<
j -1 . ,proprietors have
id t hat earli- |,lTa powers that
generally a JSJXfutJfl
the Iredell AddreaaFJGl
. t Hold by all Dn
it four years, Taka flair* Fa
ding up the constitution
Lure in ding it* work The A Can
so much faith in it* curathey
offer One Hundred KODC
case that it fails to cure and mi
BHtiinonials. KODO
HENEY A CO, Toledo, O tie reli
nggista. 76c Nation
nnly Fills for conetlpatiou by Cra
did ate for re-Hectioo.
>L For Dj8pt*|ihin ol?-*rn Hie r,totia<
akes the breath an n*tet an a ron
L in sold by dm# i ta uii a i^uara
lefplan. It oooYorina ntri?*i l.s to tl
al I'nre Food aud braga 1 <aw. So
wford Bros.
VI -* iV V7.
the. Jl j 111 s, hut the wou
dre^ot 1 uy I>r. Kreps an
b1, suiut.il Jier work, Ihoug
U1 jurit t? are painful.
lie ? ??
Take The Newa.
AtiuguiDii 11VIIW l\J l/VUI
nds were AI1 per,?nt ind
id 8116 re- of the late Thoa. L
h the in- n?tifled to make
designed; and a
claims againat sal
? sent same, duly atl
V,
April 1, 1907.
uiavicieuiiurs
lebted to the estate
i. Howell are hereby
payment to the until
partlea having
Id estate will pre~ ^ ested.
Wt*
MI.WOWKLL, 4
Administrator.
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