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Breeds of Dairy Cattlel;
110. Bice Culture in the" United
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stamp;
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uiunt iii.
ie Bobks Are Well Worth $50
Any WIde-Awake bouxn-
Mark1 hose iou
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Grape Growing in ' .the
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1 120. Inserts .Affecting Tobaeco.
126.' Practical Suggestions for
rtf-nt Kill UU lilt? .uittiJik, X'axui DUUmUHB. , .... .,
Then Cut Out the List and , 12. important inseeticiaes. "
f-t,sWioW ? 132;; Iasect Enemas Jot Grow,
Sail to nour vUufi.os. . . .
or Senator. ; I85. Sorghum Syrup ' Maniac-
IWeknow ot no mui? ""J
rice the Times" could ftel
iu several thousand subscribers vi38. .Irrigaiion of Eiejd and Gar-
....Uwotidn of a selected ' 7 Y7 -' ' .. ' "V- - ....
of the Farmer's bulletins onerea 145. Carbon Bisulphide as an In-
l of charge to farmers ever yw hers, gecticide
()Ur National ueparunern, 01 g- 147 Winter Forage Crops for
South. ' v ' - -, ? v V: ' (
150.. Clearing New Land.
v 152." Scabies in cattle.
154. The Home Fruit
Preparation and Care.
155;j How Insects Affect Health
in Rural Districts.
156. IThe Home Vineyard.
151. The Propagation of Plants.
159. Scab in Sheei.
161. Practical Suggestions fer
pub-
nn T7..1l4..ra nra
-At an exDense of thousands
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m -
,.ut on mriRt finterDrismg iar-
w-vm w
rfl the ablest and ITat expenen-
scientists, have co-operated in I
ing them as accurate, helpful
up-to-date as money and brains
make them. The list given here
udes ali those likely to be of 1
kiriH to our readers, n tnese puo-
Garden:
tions were issued by some pri- -pXQit Growers.
e publishing house, they ceuld
be sold for less than 50 celts
h; and at this price undoubtedly
be good assent could sell you, Mr.
l . . . r : i :
ader not a itsw uupics ueaim . ua
ects in w hich you are interested.
1 at that price you would get
money's worth. But because
bulletins are offered free, many
ners seem to think them
ount.
lere is the list cf Farmer's Bulle
now available for free distribu-
and the list will not appear
in in the Times for months to
he. lience we urge every larmei
i i- a. r a. in
kier to ruaKe a use oi iuobo ue
ds most not exceeding ten, or
lve at a time and forward at
e to his RepieseEtative or Sena-
in Congress, or to the Secretary
Vgriculture, Washington, D. C.
to copies asked for will then be
mptly forwarded, free of "cost-
ep the cost you have already
1 in tariff and revenue taxes and
will have quite a nucleus! for a
i i .. .
m norary. y.,
Kemertber you can get no better
icultural literature anywhere
5e sure to fill these blanks.
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' 1 64. Kape as a Forage ,.,Crop.
170. Pr inciples of Horse Feed-
173, ; Primer of Foresty.
174. Broom Cora. x
177. ' Squab Raising.
179. Horseshoeing
181. Pruning.
183. Meat on the Farm,
i Improving the Quality i Increasing thes
Quantify f of Tobacco Crops
V 1 e. ambiHon' of.werytobwoVplanWr is if secure the v
x largest possible crop o(r the ibest possible qualityand this"
is most surely, easily,'an4 quickly accomplished by the use o .
argima-'baro
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As a rule the more liberal the amount nCihei frrtUUm i.A .J
acre, the better the results. Mr. John F. Cunningham of Cunainehini
. Fertilizer is used by the best tobacco farmers in the Tobacco Sfit
It sUnds upon its ments. There, is no better, fertilizer made or used
n the United States.' r I take great pleasure in recommending it not
onlr to the farmers of Virginia and North and South Carolina, but to
. all the tobacco growers in the Union.1. cr - . ' v
V"! result tire invariably obtained irith the use
VirguuaCarohna Fertilizer. Over one million 'tons tcere
Ms year.
of
old
- Be sure and get the 1009 Virginia-Carolina Farmcrs, Year Book,,
from your fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office and A
copy will be sent free. . . -
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Virginia-Carotina Chemical Co.
Sales Offitts
Richmond. Va.
Norfolk, Va.
Columbia, S. C. .
Atlanta.Ga.
Savannah, Ga.
Memphis, Tenn.
0nlaarolin
Sales Ofict$
Durham, N. C.
Charleston. S C.
Baftiaxc. Md.
Colutnbos,G
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Shrirpoct,La.
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I ?TiST NATIONAL;. ' BANK
HENDERSON, K. C
With IUftoorcc of ,
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w -we are prprel to accolimcHlalo our patrta, - W bt tain
nandrcd Mtsafied depoitoni and will trclcctco yoa.
Thrce -Hundred Thousand Dollars i
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Regular
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$1.50, Ladies McJia Und
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"187. Drainage of Farm Lands.
192. Barnyard Manure.
194. Alfalfa Seed.
196. Usefulness of the Ameri
can Toad. ,
198..' Strawberries.
Corn Growing...
Pig Management.
Milk Fever "and ifs Treat-
199.
205.
206.
ment.
213;
217.
te ' . 1909.
n M. C.
Washingtoo, D. C.
Jear Sir: Please seod me Farm
p Balltin9 marked on accompanj-
t list, published by the Feankloc
h us and oblige.
me
The eedinc of Farm Ani-
Hog Cholera and Swine
8. Weeds: How to Kill Them.
Silos and Silage. ;; ;
1 'each Growing for Market.
Potato Culture. ' . :
Cottonseed and Its products.
Facts About Milk.
Commercial Fertilizers.
Insects Affecting Cotton
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18.
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The Manuring of (JottonJ
Sheep Feeding. ;
Standard Varieties of "Chick-
Sorue Common Birds.
The dairy Herd.
Ihe Soy BeanT as' a Forage
Raspberries.
Essential Steps in Securing
an Early Crop of Cotton.
220 Tomatoes.
229. The Production of Good
Seed Corn. . -
231. Spraying for Cucumber and
Melon Diseases.
, 235. Preparation of 'Cement
Concretes.
242. An example of Model
Farming.
243. Fungicides and Their Use
in Prerenting Disease of Fruits.
245. Renovation ofa Worn-oat
Soils.
246. Saccharine Sorghums for
Forage. '
250. The Prerention of Wheat
Smut and Loose Smut of Oats.
253. The Germination of Seed
Corn. -
257.. Soil Fertility.
258. Texas or Tick Fever and
Its Prevention. , ,
261. The Cattle Tick.
264. The Brown-Tail Moth and
How to Control It.
266.1 Management of .Soils to
Conserve Moisture.
'- 268. Industrial Alcohol: Sources
nd Manufacture.
Industrial Alcohol: Uses -
Statistics., . r -
272. A Successful Hot-;
Seed Corn Farm. V
277. The Use of Alcohol
Gasoline in Farm Engines.
278. , Leguminous drops
Greem Manurintr. , '
. 279. A Method of Eradicating
Johnson Grass. . ' J
ture, Improvement, and Diseases.
303. Corn Harvesting Machinery.
310. A Successful Alabama Di-
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versification Farm.
311. Sand-Clay and Burnt Clay
Roads.
312. A Successful Hay Farm.
313. Harvesting and Storing
Corn.
315. Progress in Legume In
oculation. 218. Coweas.
319. Demonstration Work iu Co
operation With Southern Farmers.
321. The Use of the Split-log
Drag on Earth Roads. A
324. Sweet Potatoes.
326. Building Up
Cotton Plantation.
327. The Conservation
ural Resources.
333. Cotton Wilt.
Macadam Roads.
Alfalfa.
The Boll Weevil Problem
a 'Run-down
of Nat-
Auy lady reader of this paper will re
ceive on request, a clever "NoDnpn
coffee strainer coupon privilege, from
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. It Is silver
plated, very pretty, ani positively pre
vents all dripping ot tea or coffee. The
Doctor sends it,xvitli his new free bok-
on. l-Ilea 1th Coffee," simply o introduce
this clever substitute for real coffee.
Dr. S hoop's Health Coffee is gaining its
great popu arity because of, first, iU
exquisitive taste and flavor; second.
its absolute healthfn ness; third, its
economyl 1-2 lb 25c; founh. its con
venience. No tedi jus 20 to CO minutes
boiling. "Made In a minute" says Dr.
anoop. iryitat your jrrocer s. xor a
pleasant surprise. Sold by all grocers.
Jt Eats Up Rusu
n-54 "will make ao old, rustv
io vc, or Stove Pipe, look like new,
jttauscu enisupnxst. wtirnyou
ttup your Stoves, this Fall, fglvt
- ri .m a coal or 0-5-4; t Is applied
.ike paint, will not rub off and
idUNES ITSELF. It cLso
THE BARGAIN STORE-
W. B. COOKE
338.
339.
334.
Saves
Hard
LYNCHBURG PLOWS AND CASTINGS
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plow come and m m. If yon ht esc of the
pIow you can get all kind acd sue of rutg at
my More. I lo hav lot of tho thai I T;i)mg
below cost to make room tcr other tk. A U- kl
of hamburga and laca that I am elUr.j: tlcw rot.
Come antl me before it i , one.
M. C. PLEASANTS
$100 Beward, $100.
The reader of this paper will be pleased to 1
learn that tbert is at leaxt o-e dreaded dis- -t flF
ease that science has been ab'e to care in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ca-1
tsjrh Cure is the only positive cure now ,
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
Deing a constitution msat-e, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Ha
is takeu internally, actipg
If your dealo.- uasn i
Kro., have. Louisburc.
Work HyK xko-cmkhohc
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TO BUY
OPPORTUNITY
FARM.
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x ue uoout one inouKanci aero
EXHIBITION
AT TMC
a's Catarrh Cure! of land, which I am willing to sell O"
:ine nlrectlv upon tne on Inner lima if n 1 I v
thereby destroying the foundation of the VJ iiu i ujuuh. Vny one clo
diHeae. and giving rtie 1 patient str-ngth by 1 Siring to buy a farm will d6 wel
nanre in doimr its wotk. The ,.rnnetn i t0 8ee me ftS 1 sell in loU iff
have so much . faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it- fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Ad.ires i? . J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo O.
fold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family PiUs for constipation.
NSPECIAL RATES
VIA
SEABOARD
50 acres or more
T. W. Bickett,
Louisburg, N. C.
See K. P. Hill if you wish to pur
hase any of the above land.
The Best Policy
RACKET STORE
A beautiful lino of "JHvlih" Slipper for I-4i. Mitr,
and Children. A worthy election ut:urpb..iexl m $lr.
Embroidery,
Laces,
Veilinj:.
NeU.
Corsets.
and
and
and
for
ATLANTA, G a Conference for J
Education of the South, April 14th-16th
Round trip from Raleigh $12.85, Char- T. . ., , . ,j
otteS8.20, Wilmington $13.30 and on ivftusm. ana
same basis from other points. Tickets ' economical management of, tlic !
sold April 12th and 13th, final return ' j
imit April 18th. t
louisville' KV-Account of South- Equitable Life Assurance Society
ern Electrical and Industrial Exposition ! .
April 12th-24th. Round trip from I 01 ThC U. S.
Raleigh 119.60, Charlotte S16.45, Wil-:
mington $22.75, aud on same basis j '
rom other points" tickets sold April . Make it the safest eomnanv in whirh
llth-12th-19th and 20th, final return ; Tk m i: ...!..
imit April 26th. route via Richmond "1". l Ma 8aaPWDimy
Bee Keeping." fOx'' '-:
Methods of Curing Tobacco.
Asparagus Culture. , .
Marketing Farm . Produce
Meadows and Pastures. " ;
Kssentials in Beef Production.
The Liming of Soils.'
T!l Peach T wig-Borer, i
Cor n Calture in the South.
The Culture of Tobacco.
Tobacco Soils. -V
Thirty Poisonous Plants -Potato
Diseases and Treat-
A profi table: Tenant Dairy
V
Raising Sheep
Suggestions
Hers.
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for .Mutton;
to Southern
En
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02
emies of Shade
Hog Raising in tb Soutbj
Millets. '
Southern Forage Plantar ,
280.
Farm:
284. Insect and Fungous Ene-
mies ot tne ' urape Jbiast or tne
RkYiMountMnjay
,285. : The Advantage, of Plant-
ing: Heavy yOottonseed.
'23o.' uomparauve vaiue or w noie
Cottonseed and JCottodseed Meal in
Fertilizing . Cotton, O y' -. 1
88. Non-Saccharine Sorghums;
290. ' The Cotton BolL Worm.i
4. & i.
292.;, Cost of Filling Silos. . ; ,
. 297."- Methods "of "Destroying
l'li99. Diversified Farming: Under
the Plantation System I
iWtfTVSome .-Imnortant X Grasses
and Forage Plantar for -the Gulf
c , t f
Coast Region
302.
White (fKxi,
Drf- . Cfocxl.
Fanrv Trimminpw
I a d i on N c k cm r
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Pario.W
The Safest Company
You are conlinlly inviutl to call anl inct them
MRS. A. M. HALL
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CHARLESTON, S. C. Account
Omar Temple A. A. O. N. M. S., April
22nd. Round, trip from Raleigh $9.30.
same basis, from other points, tickets
sold April 21st and 22nd, final return
limit April 23rd.
WASHINGTON, D. C nnual meet
ing, Daughters of the American Revo
lution, April 17th-24th, round trip from
Tl - - - 1- k, n rtn t . . a. J r- t -r-rr
ruiieign iu. u, Cnarioite ji4.uo, Wil
mington $14.40 tickets to be sold April
15th and 16th, final return limit Arnl
28thi;
LO U 1SVI LL ' Ky Southern Baptist
Convention, May 13th-20th, round trip
fiom Raleigh $19.60, Charlotte $10.45.
Wilmington $22.75,' tickets to be sold
10th-llth-12th-13th, final return limit
March 22nd, extension can - be secured
until June 9th. : s. . . ,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. Grend Lodge
I. O. O. F. of N. C-May llth-15th,
round 4rip from Raleigh $7.05,v Durham
$8.05, Weldoh $11.05, Wilmington $7.55
Henderson $S.05 Tickets will be sold
May 8th to 11th. Final return .limit
May 17th. ,
For. further information apply to any
Seaboard Ticket Agent or address the
undersigned. -v-
t ; , ' C H. GATTIS,
' District PassengerAgentv'
t Raleigh, N.C.V
New York Standard Policy
Make it the best form toselecL
Full information and rates furnish
ed open requesL Address
R H. DAVIS,
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ETiro with Dr. Shoop'a
Croap - Remedy.. One
test will surely croTe.
tress. A safe and pleasing ByrnpfiOc Druggists.
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