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Uses and Abuses of Fertilizers
By Prof. R. J. M. De Loach, Director of Georgia Experiment Station.
3. ROTHAMSTED EXPERIMENT STATION AND FERTILIZERS.
The Third of a Seriei of Six Article
Tun Itothaiustetl Experiment Station Is in lCnslutid, and Is nnicd for
the (treat work it lias done along u!l lines of agricultural work. I; has
Koue into the laws of noil fertility, has been the first to disco, er many of
these laws, and has in all lis history been especially interested In wn-'tlns
oat a plan of farm management by which soil fertility could be nnunlainod
at minimum cost to the farmers.
The Kothamsted experiments brKun in the year 1SM7. when Sir ,I,hi
Bennett Lawes beKan experiments on his private estate. He was a man
who loved the soil and to experiment
fertilizer manufacturer in a certain sense, as he early discovered a proc e.-.s
for transforming bone Into superpho.-phate b the use of sulphuric acid,
Uiok out a patent for this In and built an extensive business iilli
he niuiiatsed for about thirty years. In IMS he associated with him ... II.
(iilhert, and these two men fur more than fifty years conducted cwcsive
agricultural investigations in re.nard to soils and fertilizers, and feeds ami
feeding of domestic animals. In l!9 Sir John turned over his lurce estate,
which had now grown so important, and had become so well known in all
parts of the civilized world, to a board of directors, and endowed it with
half a million dollars.
Twenty Yean Experimentg on Same Plots.
Among many other thlnxs that wi re done, experiments were conducted
with fertilizers, mineral salts, and many forms of ammoniates, also with
animal manures, to determine just whai soils needed to grow the most crops.
For this work plots of ground were set aside, marked off and carefully
measured, and then planted to the crop with which the Investigator wished
to work. Small plots would be used for the different kinds of mineral and
animal manures, and in each series one plot would be left unfertilized
throiiKhout the entire experiments, while the others would have applied the
different combinations of fertilizers, etc farelul reports were taken from
each end of these plots, ami with Interesting results The same experiment
were continued for twenty years and mure.
Many experiments were conducted with hay, and 9oiu or these with
the following results: The plots tha bad no manure of any kind awraned
in twenty years, 2,3s3 pounds of hay; the plois which had mineral man are
alone, 3,59$ pounds; the plots with mineral manure and -lno pounds of am
monia salts, 5,711 pounds of hay; those with mineral manure and sou pounds
of ammonia salts, e.72t; pounds of hay: the plots which received the mineral
manure and nitrate of soda i;,4i7 pounds of hay. Considering the very low
cost of he fertilizers In comparison to tim Increased yields brought about by
their use, one could not fall to see the value of the manure sails.
Larger Yields Were Always Obtained.
The Kothamsted station was interested In the permanent im rovetueni ,,f
laud and the part played In this by the use of fertilizing materials, f ioni tin
many experiments carried out. there was never a doubt of the wisdom of
applying plant food to the soil. .ar-'.-r yields were alwavs obtained, i.tli.-r
things being equal, and the tertllizati u of the soils throughout KiikI.iiiiI and
her possessions recommended. It was decided to ascertain the ell,-, is. of
fertilizers on corn. Seven plots were treaied as follows:
I'.ot I. I'nmanured.
Plot J. Mixed mineral manure, 3!ni pounds sulphate of potash. Jim pounds
sulphate soda. 100 pounds sulphate magnesia. ::."ai pounds superphosphate
lime.
Plot 3. Ammonia salts, comprising 200 pounds sulpha e ammonia and
200 pounds muriate of ammonia
Plot 4 Ammonia salts and mixed mineral manures, as Plot
Plot o. Klve hundred and forty pounds Peruvian guano.
Plot C. Two thousand pounds rape . ake
Plot 7. Fourteen tons farmyard manure.
i ue iruima 01 six jeurs 01 experiments rnlloW; The greatest in, ,
In yields was obtained with fertilizer, richest In ammonia. The a;au
salts, the guano and rape cuke gave the largest increase, which was a
four or five bushels Increase uf dressed corn. In Plot 2, where on!
mineral manures were used, the Increase was least, while In Plots :: an. I
was greater, and In 4 greatest. It seems that the mineral manures v.-
the effect or the ammonia salts In urder
was In every case a substantial Increase
plots mat remained unmanured.
The great object in giving the above Information is to bring to the atten
tion of farmers and business men that the question of fertilizers for the a er
air .j farm crops Is a subject as old as any farm of agricultural education, and
);othamst'xl did much fundamental work on iL In no case was it found
liui i-.nonla salts and other mineral manti'V, when applied together, were
lot valuable. Farmyard manure was somewhat valuable by itself, hut far
aiore so when ammonia salts were applied with it.
FOR THE MAN ON THE JOB
Rules Posted In Factories For Safety
Purposes Should Never Be
Overlooked.
Enforcement of factory rules Is an
other important matter In conenction
with safety work, and It must not be
overlooked. The posting of rules and
allowing them to be disregarded show;
yery poor management. When a rule
I posted, every employee should obey
It, or be called to the superintendent's
unice aim asseu u lie uioruugmv mi ,,,i, a r
derstood the order; If not. be Inslruct Undersigned for
ed and clven a copy to keep and read; onins.
no excuses to be accepted afterward Name
A disregard of rules should be con
sidered a great offense against the ; St. or R. F. D
management, and should be dealt with 1 -j-
seriously In order lo have the desired 1 Own
effect unon all Interested. The posting j BARGAIN RATE
of attractive signs at points of danger j
and In conspicuous places has given
excellent results These silent remind j months $1 5 $1 50
r" :p,o'ee' ,o ,!6momhS;::::::::::::$2'.5o boo
and think, because the eye had caught , , y et on tr nn
the warning in time, although the , 1 ,ear $3.UU My.Ull
mind was lost in thought, and thuf Remit by Check or Postal Money
prevented an accident. I believe that j order. Money gels lost in the mails,
bulletin orders and signs should b j Orders accepted under this spec-
rhanged from time to time in order to
get the best results from these
sources. One becomes used, In time,
to conditions encountered dally and
passes them by. but something new
In cole or design at once excite
man's natural curiosity, causing the
employee to think. Once a man stops
to think he becomes a safer and I
better man In all his undertakings
TM 'k fl-nt. ai'd safety follows. Sat
ety Englnee.lt!!?.
CLEANS BED WITH GASOLINE.
Light Lamp to Help With Work an
Explosion Follow.
A woman In Oilncy, 111., used gaso
line for cleaning a bed, and later an
ra.'"-! a ''hted lamp Into the room.
' - was an explosion of
eu air and the woman
' in fed. The Are da
! i i pultlns out th
- m, ted that-the womei
Proper Treatment for Blllousn s
For long time Mis Lula Pkelt m,
Churehtrille, N. Y., was bilious and had
sick headache and dissy spells. . Cha n
oerlain's Tablets were .the only thicir
that gave her permanent relief.
Obtainable everywhere.
those Pains?
testimonial unsolicited
my will it would
he advertised on every street
corner. The man or woman
that has rheumatism and fails
to keep and use Sloan's Lini
ment is like a drowning man
refuting a rope." A, J. Pan
Dykt, LaktiuovJ, S, J,
Sloan's
Liniment
I'm
Sprains Pk
SoreMusclfsS
with it. Strange to say. he a : a j
to help them become availabli
where fertilizers were used
Coupon Por
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER BARGAIN
51 I 5CRII 1 (
Date
Charlotte Observer.
Charlotte, N. C
Find enclosed S
19!
for
w hich send The Clurloite Obser- j
ver, Daily and Sunday, by mail 10 '
HMI.V
OS1.V
HAM V AMI
SIMHV
j jal only during Special Bareain
Period.
gn. KITTOTS
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pi . I ll.u HI 0'
wi.i ft iir.!ipi!) hu J al rtason
Jb'i: pn;vs.
DON'T throw your old shoes
away, bring them to me and I will
make them as good as new.
L Kittner's Electric Sim Slicp
WELDON, N. C.
e It
ded
I Tier i I
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
Every D..y I n.s Are St.irit-d and
Serious Cuukijc Done by Care
lessly Disposing of Oily Rags.
P-'tuon itiations of spontaneous com
bustion will' nutilc rutin;!. P tim
safety do m anient of the National t'a-h
Register Company, Dayton, Ohio, far
the education of employees, p.iiUiy as
a result of a tire on the nic'it of A.i-
gust "7 in Hi i- finishing ileparliiieii!.
The Urn slcrtcd tn a bin where oily
rags had been carelessly i brown. On i
one rue. it is believed, there was a
little Unseed oil. Drying of the oil.
under certain icmditons. will start a
lire.
in order lo impress upon the minds
of the employees the danger of alio v
tug waste paper of any kind to aectim- !
ulate. it was decided to tlemonstratr- '
just how Are may be started without j
the application of a mnti h of any Uinl
A large tin box. from wllteh !
side hud been removed, was placed .
In the hall window of the safety offic
ii this each morning are placed tlir- "
rags saturated with linseed oil a:1
too.-elv coiiiined in dry tag to hu! 1
the heat. In a few hours later t!i"
rtu-s become a smouldering mas
ready to bet si Into ilaitu s The 1 1
plunntlon is that lms"cd oil is fa---drying.
When finely divided on a cot
ton cloth, a large urfiicp of the oil I
exposed to Hie air. Large euaalMic'
of oxytcn are absorbed ami h".tt N
produced. The outside cloth cm -,"-ve
this heat l-'iieHly. the t r;o-,rv
be.-omes so hi :h that th cloth Im-i s
Hundreds of f'fes In various parts o'
the country -tart from such cau-es.
Soot, linen, paper, cotton or wu'oh n
liiifl's, when snaked with relatively
small amounts of oils and exposed :n
limited aeee-v of air. take fire. Mem
bers of the Xnrliiiiai Cash lb n'-tt :
health and safety commit tee reccnt'y
invstigated n lire discovered in a fl wr
mop. The mop had beet used to p
isli floors
nil w is snaked in a fast-itrv
lug nil. Spontaneous combustion ie-
suited - Safely Kngitie-r
A MhNACE.
In lndsn
htuiscs,
tie) me
aciug houses
"s, to go no
' -r cxtormi-
lr jut lihC
Mil. ill ene
fiirtlH", . ;i
nntill", rT
-.prayim; a i
and any ;
.1 IS ..,;i.
RtiVteM ihi:
lion of lien:'.
,"a!iun i-: in:
It is far I.
.itlt1 in' luj--i
far hrtti-r m
SlUlli'U ll'Me
llllIUH.
.1 liOl'-, IK'
the .l-unil!".
may . ul a
ill.' e
.id that
id
blV-s
pel-
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if.-
And the records .-how tli.it l.uunieds I
id' women and uiost of tl;. m wuing i
women --have boon burned to death liy
Hie use of gasoline or heeme in
homes.
Safety tans, approved by Hie I'u
derwriters' Laboratories, meet the to
(iiiireinenis fo,- using and -formg gas
oline and benzine, and should always
be used. Such cans can be easily
proi ured from a dealer C, A Ca-sgr
i
iiiio Ititli'llu
Combine JC om
and Cotton Drilis
.ire p'.ir-excellfP.cc the best
implements of the i i kinti.
Very strontr, made entirely
of steel. Can he set to liriil
or plant in hills any number
of grains desired.
We can fnrnis!i this ma
chine w ith or without ferti
lizer attachment and with
disk or runner opener. Price
very reasonable. Write for
prices and special circular.
Catalog of Farm lirp-tcments,
Gasoline Engines and a'.. , -i.-clate
Form Supplies niiitVo upon
request.
The Implement to,,
1302 Main St., - Richmond, Va.
1
l lowers mm
I'uli ALL VA-loNS liie-cs, allies,
Hrclitils. lolctt- ami Carnations a Spec
ialty. cililnik' l:iiiiuets ami lieeoia
timis, Floial i ill'ciiiiL'-, all airanirci! in
the latest mt.
rite us for puce iist of your needs in
Cut Flowers
and l'ot riiini- of all hnnls.
Our Business Is Growing;.
Local Agent, WliLIiiiN I I KN1TI HF.
t'O.VH'ANV.
Mail, telegraph or telephone orders
promptly executed liy
J. L. O'Ql'INN & COMPANY,
FI.OltlsTS,
RALEIGH, North Carolina.
I'liones. Store 1 Mil ( ireen houses Mil
Old Folks Saved
From Suffering
Mrs. Mary A. Dean, Taunton, Mass.,
In her 87th year, says: "I thought I
was beyond the reach of medicine, but
Foley Kidney nils have proven moat
beneficial in my case."
Mr. Sam A. Hoovor, High Point,
N. C, writes: "liy kidney trouble, was
worse at night ord I had to get up
from flvo to soven times. Now I du
rot have to got up at night, and con
aider myself in a truly normal con
dition, which I attribute in Koley Kid
ney Fills, as I have taken nothing
else."
Mrs. M. A. Ttrldrjes, Ttoblnson, Matis.,
Bays: "I aufTorcd from kidney ail
ments fir two years. X commenced
taking Foley Kidney rills ten months
ago, and though I am 61 years of ago,
I feel like a lii-year-old girl."
Foley Kidney Pills aro tonic,
trenirthcnlnff and up-hullUlniT, ami
restore normal action to the kldneyu
nnd to a disordered and painful lilud
der. They act quickly and c'jntain
Do dangotuua or harmful drugu,
SoW by E. CLARK.
Keep Your NoweN l-'rRulnr.
j t t!- V !,o o.-e . icii . a' i : On;! :
I ...A." i e ,-oh.e eoc-Mali I. t:tk a ib-e j
ui I'leuuo, ill. ii I .lei. ts iu.-l a;'i i sup ;
! p ale! 1 I .e r ,, el c .! net tl.e e i-. . ie
I II ta lia' . '. el -, a le 'e '
I miniwiii ii ii ui tr. ;-f
..ise '
' . I ' ha L.lrn-i wa
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t IH II . 'I. I III
rs
ND RESCUED
I
After Four Yi:.; of Discouraging :
Ccndillcaj, L. s. SuBock Gave
Up in Dtspi.ir. Hustand
Came to Rescue.
Catron, Ky. In n interesting letter
from this place, A s. Bc'.lie liullock
writes as follows: "I suffered for four
years, with womanly 'roubles, and during
this time, I could 01 j sit up for a little
while, and could no walk anywhere at
all. At times, 1 won i have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was ca 'J in, and his treat
mert relieved me fo a wl c:, but 1 was
Eooti confined to m b;d ;i'.v.n. Alter
that, nolliing seemed
l'o nit' any good, j
'.ALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
mm you sick and salivates
"IJiiiison's Liver Tone" Is Harmless To
Glean Your Sluggish Liver
2M(! Bowels,
! Calomel make yon sick. It's
lake a dose oi' t In- da nacrous
. ill .i' I t.UIMUTnU illl 111. IV lo-C
.. .rk.
ieaa-l i- lncrcilrv or illiik-iher
im i tosi's of the bones.
w i,. i: it come- into contact
.iir Im!.. eiashc- into it, breaking
: his i- u ben yuil feel that aw ful
a ami cramping. If you are slug
ati.l "all knocked out." if your
i- turpi I and Imwcls cunstipatixf
ui have iicadache, di.ziiiess. coated
it' iirea: r. is bad or stomach sour.
. s, nil ,pt haruib-ss Dodsou's
I m.c tisa-bt mi my guarantee.
Announcement!
h;ivi hoiicrht out
j flood Vv ill of Mrs. J. W.Vaughn and this is to an
''I I nounce that we will continue the business in
Wcldon, guaranteeing prompt service and careful
iitr.dling of baggage and freight by experienced
drivers. Tor dray service call Ben Rodwell, Phone
No. Mi.
SMITH & RODWELL,
W ELDON, N. C.
pring:
Presh and new, just
rive, ana witmn a snort lime win De uis- ar.x
nlnved in nil their mavnificence.
WD THE
!
K
Vfe.-Vr
1 v '
will find some of the very latest
smartest decrees of Dame Fashion
styles and fabrics that appeal to
purse as strongly as
MX
The ladies are cordially invited to
and inspect my stock.
T OrfUTMnAflV
The Busy Store,
Xe, $ UUUM MM MM M
MAN f I'ACTU KEltS OF
Building Material for Modern Homes, Sash, Doors
Blinds, Mantels, Door
MADE TO OUDF.K AND liEtil'LAU STOCK SIZES.
Good Materials. High Qrade Workmanship Our Slogan.
Weldon, N. C.
OlliAiRiiiiL
AIR LINE
THE PROGRESSIVE RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH.
Trains leave Weldon, Effective JAN 2, IQld.
C. E. CARTER, Ticket Agent.
NO.16
8:30 A. M
SEA HOARD Ei'KEs,
Coaches, Sleeping Cars.
NO.I2
3:35 P. M.
HEAKOAKI) MAIL, Vestibule l oaches. I'arlorC'ar, for I'orts
mouth-Norfolk, connecting with Steamship Lines fur ash
inRton, Haltimore, New York, Boston and Providence,
NO. II SEAHOAKD M AIL for Kali'ili, Charlotte, Atlanta, liirtuing
ham and the Southwest; connects at Norlina,Kalei(liorIlatu
11:50 A. m. let with "Florida Fast Mail" No. H, for dacksouville and
I' loriila points; Dinintr Car, Sleeping cars- tliroufh sleepers to Hamlet and
Atlanta.
NO. IS SEAHOAKD EXl'HESs, for Haleis-li, Atlanta, HirminKham
' ami the Southwest. ( onnects at Hamlet with No. 14 for
I2:0o P. IVl. H ilminirton: with No. 1 for Columbia. Savannah. Jackson
ville and Florida points; sleeping car Portsmouth to Charlotte; Vestibule
Coaches, sleeping and Dining Cain to all poiutsSout!) and Southwest.
No. Ill for 1,'alcigh leaves 4:411 a. m. No. ID from Italeigh arrive H:4(l p. m.
Write to the undersigned for rates and tune tables.
C- It. RYAN, JOHN T. WEST,
General Passenger Agt., Division Passenger Agt
Norfolk. Va. Raleigh, N.C.
ESPAIR1G WIFE
R""" so 1 ".na not s.aua,
and I jjave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I com
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. 1
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing all my work."
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman'stonic. It has helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years of continuous success, and should ,
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it wi'l do. Ask him. He will reconv
;neml it. Begin taking Cardui today.
' MV,'.- In: Cti.unnea Mfililnt Co., LaJlM
A.Mseo C'Pt., '.tMUHnimiffl, 1enn lef 'ji-'llil ,
C, u., .... .nlhl.n,.h,..b ' H..II1M
liMln..-iii im Women." enl m Um wr.ppr. Uif
Here's my giuiriintii' Co to any drug
store and gel a aO cent buttle of Hud
son's l.ivcr Tune. Take a spoonful and
if it doesn't Mruightcn you right up
and make yen feel line and vigorous I
want "ii to go back to the store and
gel jour money. Hudson's Liver Tone
i- il.'-t roving tin- sale of calomel lieralisp
it is rial Ihcr medicine; entirely vege
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make jell sick.
I guarantee that one spoonful of Pod--oii's
l.ivcr Tone will put jour sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels of
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and mak
ing you feel miserable. I guarantee that
a bottle of Hudson's Liver Tune will
keep iinr entire family feeling tine for
tiaeitl.s. Cive it to jour ebiblr. i is
harmless; doesn't gripe and thc ;c .-s
I'basant taste.
the Drav Business and
Goods! IS
beginning to ar
LADIES
and
the w&
they do to the eye
mm
call MM
mm
WELDON, NC g
M MM MMMMM MM M
and Window Screens
lor 1'oilsmoulli-Noilolk
V extiliule
i
?& H.W. HARRISON'S
Go to HARRISON'S
Ml SI!
!'
i
Foi Automobile licpans ami Suidics.
All kinds of Machine wotk iloiu sta
tionai v , casoliiic. Mann.' an. I steam
Knuines. linns ami Pistols, saii-iaction
guaianteed.
- AUTOMOBILES
Tiresand Supplies on hand for salt
II. W. IIAPUISON',
Wcldon, N. C.
yamn o bsbm
tl.l IIIIO lo :
i .i-
KOH PERSONAL HYC'IENE
OiiuolvcJ in water for douches stops
"-,?!vic carrh, ulceration and ir.flr-a-mation.
l?ecoi.imended hy Lydia E.
i'inkhnm Med. Co. for t-'n yesre.
A hralini; wonder fnr naie.l catarrh,
ore throat and tore eye,. Economical
1 tni rttronnltmry rlrm.in, and RrmiiciiUI .rr.
.Mmplo Fr0O. 50c. oil clmi-iiijU. r oittiV by
k ni'l TV I'alon Tr Cmi'inny. P.wlm, M in. j
we mmml
le.val Feast toccry one who '
lie, i ic-ii groceries at our store.!
All : he si asoualilc ilelicacies an ;
fouitil in our store the year j
round. )
CONFECTIONERIES !
FRUITS )
CROCKERY AND TIN )
( 1 WMKC jij
Wooden and Willow ware. YAe.' )
t (inndM delivered nromntiv miv )
( where in town. Polite elerks )
Phone .No. Mi.
E. M. PURNELL
wKi.nox, s. c.
Lamest Stoci in lit
South.
When in Norfolk call on us
You w ill liml what you want
and get it quickly.
Having no canvassers, no
agent's commission are ad-
C di d to our prices. This cna
. U'- abli'H us to use lirslclass ma
terial and finish it properly:.
We Pay Freight and Guarantee
Safe Arrival
THE COUFCR IRIRBIE WORKS
(ttS years in business.)
ai-l-2lW Hank iU NOIiFOI K, VA.
Roses,
Carnations, Violets
and other llowers alwavs on hand
Shower Wedding liouquets. Handsome
Floral Designs, Palms ami Ferns lot
home culture.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus
and manv other varieties ol llulbs foi
fall planting cither for out or indoor oil
ture. Kose bushes, Magnolias and Ev
ergreens. Write, 'phone or telegraph.
H. STE1NMETZ,
Florist.
Raleigh, North Carolina
5-3:1-1 y
Wood's Productive
Seed Corns.
Our Virginia-grown Seed
Corns have an established
reputation for superiority in
productiveness and germina
ting qualities.
Wood's Descriptive Catalog
tells about the best .of prize-winning
and profit-making varieties in
both Whit and Yallow Corn.
Cotton Seed.
We offer the best and most Im
proved varieties, grown In sections
absolutely free from boll weevil.
Our Catalog gives prices and Infor
mation, and tells about the best of
Southern Seeds,
100-DAY VELVET BEANS, Soja
Ban. SUDAN GRASS. Dtllls Grau
and all Sorghums and Mllleti.
Catalog mailed free on request.
T.W.WOOD 3 SONS,
SEEDSMEN. - Richmond. Vi.
Are You a Woman ?
Cai'doi
The Woman's Tonic
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS
rs
Will euro Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cut, Burns, Old
Sores,-Tetter, Ring; Worm, Ec
zema, etc. Antiseptic Aiiiitlvne.
uej internally ore.vternjlly. !5p
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WAI.TKK R. DANIEL.
Attorr.ey-at-Lav,',
V l.t.l '. N , N. .
I'tactlt'cs in the I'OUlts of llalllux a.-l
Noilliamplou am. in the supreme alio
Federal coin Is. t oliections luaoc in all
parts of Norlb Carolina, lbaneb olbce
ttt Halifax ni.ni - v. rv Mou.iuv
GEORUK C. GREEN...
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
(National Hank Ituilding)
Weldon. N. C.
Wm. L. KNIGHT,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
WKLDoX, N. t'.
Ollice in the Daniel Ituihling.
i Ihisine-s promptly ami laitlilully at
j ten, led to.
; W. Je WAKJUf,"
DKNTIHT,
OFFICE IN DANIEL HL'ILDINU
WELDON. N.:
nepl2 1y
CLAR s:.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1 WELDON, N. ('.
! Practices in the courts ol Halifax and
i adjoining counties anil ii. the Siiiieme
'court of tin- State. Special attention
I L'tveu to eolleelioiis anil prompt returns
D. E. STAIN BACK,
NOTARY PUBLIC
And Fire Insurance.
knaiHike News Office -:- WdM N (.
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THE NAME OF CHAS.
M. STIEFF ON YOUR
PIANO
It is important to know that the
piauo you huy has lived long
enough to prove the merit of the
principles on which it is built aud
that its tone and quality of action
have liccn appraised by people
qualified to judge.
Stieff
Pianos
have been before the public since
1-P.'. and are now in the seventy
third year of their popularity: hav
ing been the selection of Norfolk's
most accomplished iiuiicians.
The purchase ol'a
Stieff
Piano
Is am in vi'-tiin-nt cniitainintr
00
rlctncnt of su'('tilutictii AM' B
tlicy urc of inoiU'iutc pni't and
tCl'lllN.
(Chas. j?ticf,
I.KON t'. STLF.I.K, .Mgr.
No. '-'.tl (iranby t.. Norlolk, Va.
Phone 1 lent.
GREAT BARCAINS
IN TYPEWITRRRS.
We carry a large stock ol standard
Typewriters, t an furnish at once Mon
arch, Fox. Oliver, Iteniington, Koyal,
Mnitli Premier. L. t'. Smith .v. P.ro. B
aud t'nilciwooil. Any other make from
,1 to l.'i days' notice. We have both the
visible ami the invisible. We bought a
large stock ol these Typewriter from
one-louith to one-half tin1 regular whole
sale puce, and on sale now at one-fourth
to one-hall the regular retail prices. A
good Typewriter from iT.'s") to l.r. A
better one 17. .'si to t'.'N.iM). The best
from $110 up to any price. Will be glad
to answer tiny inquiry in connection
with these machines, anil send samples
of the work done bv any of the Type
writers r have. Ku ry boy and girl
should have one ol our cheap Typewri
ters to Icain how to use. Any person
who can write well on a typewriter can
(leiniiiul a large salaiy. Anyone who
buys u cheap typew liter from us and
wants a better imp later, we will lake
back the one bought and allow thcsaine
jiald for it in excliange for a better one,
if returned in good condition and w ithin
six months. Ii not in good condition we
allow the market value. We carry Type
writer ribbons and other supplies.
SPIERS BROS.
WKI.PON. N. r.
Gasoline Engine
Peanut
Threshers
Belting
Just received Car Load Shingles,
National Wire Fencing.
Hackney's Wagons.
We Sell School Books.
fAIOWE Co.,
Halifax, N. C.
O. H LEWIS. Manager.
3 is ,1m
Coughs
Kill If You Let Them.
Inttesd kill your Cough with DR. KING'S
NEW DISCOVERY. It hsals Irritated
Throat an4 Lungs. Thousands In last
40 years bsnslltsd by
Dr. King's
New Discovery
Moat? Back U It fails
AU Dru(bu 80a. aud fl.Ott'
Florida
Cuba
Panama
Mardi Gras,
Personally conducted
Tours during January,
February and March.
Attractive winter trips
Tours of 12, 15, 20, 30
and 35 days. All expenses
included $130 and up.
Tourist Agents Seaboard Air Line
RAI.r.lOH, N. C.
NO OTHER LIKE (T.
NO OTHER AS COO0.
Purchase the
"NEW HOME" cml : v
lifve u life ussrt tit tlx. ti
-liniinati'n o( repair eyptMise ly Mit-tf; :
di:iio!mi und bc-t u lity uf uiatciil i.i . .i-t
i lc-litii -r service at mitumutn cm.
WARRANTED FOR ALL TiW:.
!iiit ..11 h.tvintf tl.e "NEW HOME'. I: It
ktujvtti t fie w-rlii over for iinwrior scvuag j ti u i t-lit-.
N"t nlil iimlcr any other name,
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
ORANGE, MASSACHUSETTS.
turn sv
Dealer Wanted Iu this Territory.
ii-itilf maiks 'tit-l I'vi i Mi.ihf ii. t "r
(. ' 1 ii.l 1 i.!fl, ultt ti f'i-i or ihirt-l aw! U
on iNitt- lit titt;ty. ;.tiik i' n'"'''
PATCMTG BUILD PORTUNES
;,.i, . f( - c I Met Ml lio'-v, w!ihi Ui tiiketil
ttibt .ivi ' ri: tiuiiii'y. Wi ifo tmlav.
D. SWIFT & CO.!
H.'.TKt'' li'.WTCRS,
MSFt-v,.:'!! "'.. V-'.'i'-in;:.:!! D.C.
OF
t'P-TO-THE MIXUTK
ffiSLLiKEKV.
FANCY GOOIWand NOVELTIES.
Butterick's Patterns
R & Q. Corsets,
Misses at "5e. Ladies Toe. to $1
fA. Prices will be made to suit the
times. Hats and llonnets made and
trimmed to order.
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED.
MRS. P
A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C
. .... .d
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING TO
E. L. HAYWARD,
Weldon. N. C.
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RCAU.'S MACAJINt
WOMEN
Loye This Magazine i
McCALL'S It tlit Fuhlon Guide ind Houm
keepins Helper ot more women lln "'l"
m.Kiine In iht world. AU the Iikii '" I
every month; lleo delihiful sioriei ihet inin-- ,
Ilia, end peciel depenmenl, in cookiii. Some
drcumekini, lent work. tic. itiil In"'"
houtc.ork end Mve moiicv. price, mill sue .
i yeir, with ont tftleoreicil MwCell Die. rtl
lent mtf..
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