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BBfttHr. fcj' S . s Agricu iltural Dei THE LAN< jartment 5 J ASTER NEWS, MAY 2! plemeiitto rakeiu oats, wh( p, millet or turnips. If li v^X2, ltM>7 lod KIOO : * ;.* _ V BE LUMBER t Feeding Swe Mixed with Gr; a Fine Rat and Mules. et Potatoes. Cultivat w ain, they Form lion for Hogs . . ? making a hoe is a t ha ing Your Crops an ithout the Hoe. 1 it iany have succeeded in , crop without using the m* no9t important fact. It i . s been broken for some t: d the farmer is not readj iut, running the wetder c prevents it from getting g] and weedy. It is the im mt needed to run over fi? corn and cotton about :m; |tf|o(0) z lll?(0> BLINDS the .1 rtAA AAA t* I A 1 RE SHINGLE RE DOORS. I , MOULDING 2S, 3 ASH, , ETC. V . <i AAA I* A Progressive Fa" I try to grow ? that 1 cau ma! teed. I use the teed, but endeav thing to go wit nKnfao anri ? certainly uer. their met ill the potatoes them as 1 fcce j rofitable as cannot 8* (m freely for hot? j10e altog 'orto have some- dispense h them, such as ^ the i behooves us to learn hod and to pattern after nucli as possible. It we e icceed iu discarding the a" ether, the more we can 00 Vp with it the better, since most expensive work we Wl ... A ii? nipy otan 10 corue up C8 or twice afterwards, eps back the grass and we d works the young cotton ru plants. It works about n aud a half feet as it goes ill go over fifteen or more[a rtnv W? IlliTro tarn nraai ana i zuo,uuu ieer nnisne It 150,000 feet rough )edB 200,000 shingles, $ an(1 1 car load doors, sa seand If you a ores time. lore linllir Oi >a lumoer, /.ou to lumber, $13.50 to $17.50 j 3.00 to $4.00 per 1000. ish and blinds. All kinds inticipate building, now is Building material is cor ) per iuvu ieet. >er 1000 feet. and prices. the itin ation in diet. I commence to my mules ei first, half corn a with shredded some other rou give a uood feed - *r"?? nave to The secrc feeding potatoes planting irly in the fall J weeder s ud halt potatoes, ji10 youi com fodder and ai.i(j tliini ghage. Later I u?e G( th? of neavine hav do in maRing a crop.? >t lies in the maimer ol a', W I and in the use of the f y ind harrow to prevent ig grass getting a start ^ ning the cotton by the see too 18 instead of chop ii A _ _ 1 K id know since trying them, hat they will do.?J. M. Bi , Johnston Co., N. C. Plant Peas and Sorghurr With llHV aplliitn in nr.f r 4vt? uaitjr cv ir MOORE 1 1. n ar. a y LUMBER & Ml PG. CO. at night. I lit work with two-] disk, and my ini splendid conditii thy all the time are doing but li can be kept on l .. r |;iu); viio ive done heavy machine horse plows and vented to ilea have kept in cottonsee on and been heat- germinal i. When mules enable ut ittle work, they we do co oeavine and other A9 thnv c UUUWI1 iu H Sill HQ. XV has been recently in> burn all the lint from 111 d, without destroying its iug power. 'lhis will 3 to drop cotton seed as 8n rn. If this is a success, I a i Ml if will n'nrlr ?i t?ou. ' ^ >ts at $25 per ton cash, and g shipped in from the Wes rge quantities, it is the c ity ol every farmer, larg< lall, tenant, cropper or h rd, 1o provide a way thro e coming months to sow a I & l? be- ? t lear H 3 or ? mdugh few mis hay with potato* Good judgment iu feeding, esp< ginning to feed c they are very fo By raising 2C potatoes per aoi 39, without grain. 0lution ii i should be used this as il jeially in the be- learn at >n potatoes, since auggesti<] ud of them. awake c )0 to 300 bushels this mat I re we can afford aiUl lean l cotton planting. Be a0 t may, we are here to a id to improve by every ' ' n of value. All wide- cr otton planters will give a" ter careful consideration i to do without so much Pr res in iorage so as to liar' Lood yield of hay this 1 iero is 110 better comb ua op tor this purpose tban | id sorghum sown toget ist a tew acres of land ' epared and fertilized willy yest )eae L *ell ield PACI E to feed freely. I my mules until hence we can f months in the y three bushels oi to one bushel makes 300 bus feed potatoes to hoeing, first of March; too high eed six to seven methods, rear. I consider ure 0n f potatoes equal "block" of corn, which Experinv hels of potatoes work out L<<bor is too scarce and H" to use the old time Then col ton choppers 80 the market that will ac the cotton for you.? m< ant aloii^these lines and al a method that will he i as'onishing amount ol lor; ae bushel ot peas and a pec. rghum sown b'oad cast to re and liarr iwed in during ouths of May <?r June, will tremendous profit 011 the ntment. age. k ot the the pay in RESERVED FOR . per acre equal t< corn per acre. I endeavor to self-sus'aining. $150 worth ol cl $75 to $100 wori $200 to $250 wo Ka AAti 1UU bushels of [gatislacto years at: i make the farm down in We usually sell take a 4'^ liokene and ejias, spiked t< lh of cattle, ana cotton ro rih of pork a?d well as k ry to you. Twenty five ^ o Mr. Tnm Bought), Coweta c?unty, would m /"-shaped harrow with ?? eth and run across his 101 ws twice ami thin it as tl> ill the grass. lie would the peas cannot be secur en plant all sorghum or C in nnllet. No man wliora (ton al pre-ent prices can nl to buy Western bay at $30 per ton upon whicl id bis stock. It wi|esout 0(1, ieriees 5 ? Funder 1=25 l to ; all ? burk Cor npany UHVyU II . H Johnston conn Prodded H Mr. Urban Wi Ilia U? cultivate . M. Johnson. than hail itv, N. C. neighbors - weeJer is Memory. it is comi ? week lor is always late to can 6avo ? l l c ' his col ton wilh le38 11 tlie hoeing given by his ')U i. If you will run the *>e ?ver your cotton just as 10 ng up, and then every ex two or lliree weeks,you 'K! wonderfully in the cosl .. i v e prom 01 mo colt >11 croj y such supplies, ftod we tter plant a lew acres les tlon and practice a little m tensive diversification. Pi as and sorghum with whicl 1 your barn lofts next fal ,io... I.v., "> to ^ Great It (o 1.? Bargain Sale + am in uiuiin , lit? a certain tven twenty minutes His wile was ej and Mrs. Fortuni guests with effi lie said : uIP I u,i i anivwu iiuuits mi <>i CUII1V; in*:, as usual, the hoeini behind hand.? ?Soulhei itertaining Mr. e. Greeting the usive cordiality. The iiK *.t : i- - ating your cotton and ~Vi gnecessary will be light , rn Cultivator. )in* ____ eas hoi Sorghum. J Fui crease in the use ot sor n tun U wii I 11<U , Lidney complaint kills more people otiinr disease 'I his is due to the e heintt so Insidious thai it geis a | (1 on the system before it is rcco^ni ey's Kidney Cut* will prevent the ipmcnt of fatal disease if taken in t lderhurk I'liaimaey. 3 Cotton ized. imo Within the ne: = give some of tl AT? i Mill S ct three weeks we ic greatest bartrair Store. are going to is ever offer * i x nau n IIUI was m siore for lainly have arrun so as io be at hoi "Why, Harry wife: told yc "1 be?r your p? V Oil ar? p.prl n i it I ,vii ti is pio 'sun' iflmm ha mo, 1 hIioU'Q cei- markable god my business jt wju yj me oarlier " aire to tli< rf" s-ighed summer c ?u." easily cm irtlon, h'Ve ; b it a soil-imp \r mi cl 'ilraii 1 l>i?- * s been something rein the p ?st lew years, ield probably more lore acre than any other rop. It is not quite as Mi 60 as millet, and is not t irover like cowpeas, bid Clerk's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAKOMXA COUNTY OF AANOA.SIKIC COUttT OF COMMON P1*E4S. ry 13. McDow, Assignon, PluintiiT, f A gill II Ht ry l>. McDow. us ml mini strut rix ol ututo of Edgar S. Mcl>ow. tUccr ed in Lancaste Figured < 3 meil. . r> r. Our line of Organdies, I tnd Muslins time. You pre mention it. On glad you did. It surprise." Mrs. Urban w man. This un came near overtli j ??r t >r a larj tbably f rgot to or a *plt ilie whole, I'm crop tor h is si delightful surpassed lar. as a spirited wo just accusation Nq ^ rowintr her cnur ?o yielding forage crop ^ sodid summer grazing 'i ogs and cattle, it is un- ^1 ? Wood's Crop Circu- m? ut t the . . ? . , Her: n is Complete With- J?" nd in her own ri lit; Kutli Mel race McDnw, r'liarlotte I MoDow, 'lion. B Mellow, Defendant** $y virtue of an order to me directc n (ieo. (J. Prince. Circuit Judge,of y *7ili. l!h)7, I will sell at publicauc lie i ourt Houho, in Lancaater, S. (.1 lirHt Monday in June, 19J7, durnif nl hour* for Hale, the following ibed real eHtate, to wit: All that p eel or traot of land, aituate in and o.M'n ,xt r ?i._ ? ^ is far superior town of Lanca <i *>y . t^e in town, at pric It stands to .<1e- the other mercha: teoo, nettr | are not so ^reat. to anything ever s ster. White Gooc :es that defy comp reason that we can sel nts in town because We do not \m hown in the Is, the nicest petition. 1 cheaper than our expenses ill t r\ n tesy. jller lips p decisively ; but lingered on her f< Liltle Tommy lie knew all ah poor memory, an duly both to refr arted, then shut 01 a slight frown orehead. No otlu read her lace.? offered loi out his lather's this sectic d lie felt it his than the esh it and to de almost ev it a Weeder. jjjj _____ feel tin jr implement has been ij"j r wale to the farmers of foei m ot more importance weeder. We suppose ^r< erv farmer h?.n upp?i fnn V./ .. .. V^? x?nvH?nw:i , III LUtl umilli y to aforesaid, containing one hal ?, more or lean, measuring eighty t, more or leas, on Main atreet, a nation of the Lancaster and Care blic road, and running hack -veatwe >th of two hundred and fifty seven [ t. more or h as; hounded on the n the lot owned by the estate of 1 ia A. Tayloi, deceased, oast by A at or pnhlic road; south by lot of 1 It. Caul lien and on the west by r,.orlt> k? T it r;?.? t'Ti") single dollar unti ?!n! willing to let our 'rd(,e? selves. We have S 25c kind, at 15c [ Urn seeing our line of silk for mid sumn J?2 \\7~ J ^ 1 you look at our line goods and prices S] ; a few pieces of Hen >er yard while they la Susine and Tokio S ner wear. e. . i t :s, then we are peak for themley Serges, the st. Don't miss ilks, the ideal fend his mother. "Why, papa,' "don't you recol told you to be au early tonight b tunes were going yon 9aid, 'Oh, tl one of tht ' he piped up, long, srna llect? Mamma usually hi re to come home them. It ecanse J he For- ing fen to to he here, and horse or n lie devil!' " On fresh i sm. 11 is a harrow with k 11 teetli and we think in J is about three rows of Me sells cheap, only cost- pUi eleven dollars. One lule can-easily pull it. flowed ground it is the w-Tunu uj t . 1*1. & iu.)miru >;theHnine beinp lot convoyed to S McDow, l.y deed from O. I'. He f*d Novouiber 4tb. 1906, And reooi Deed Book O, page 28 Ofllce ltep: nno Conveyance, for *aid County to. TeraiH of Hale. CdNH. Purchaaoi chasers to pay for papera. J. F. GKEGOHY. Olerk Court of Common Plea KEEN A HINES, ill ;K a * * 11(1 V t L1IC JJhl Any pattern for I inter ai*e ^US1 rand quote prices, but we say isn't true. " Cotton 1 agency ior tne iNevv I o cents. y every day and ha come and see for your Mill Star* deal Patterns. ven't time to selves if what I w rJ* 1 i