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We also teach Bookkeeping Shorthand, Penmanship, etc., by
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We have added a new line of
Cut Glass, Silverware and fine
China to our Drug Store. We
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C. N. SIMPSON, Jr., Druggist.
ianjor uijluuw oy sum. ww
the Sens of the Big Meeting
at Montgomery Hold for 15
Cents.
tVminisi r of Agriculture.
Majr William A. Graham, who
has lately rvt uriicl frui the
Montgomery cnltoii confer -iiei.
has jrivcii I he Paily New s of
(Jr-'ciislx.io an interest inf inter
view in rvjiard to the putMi.es
of that conference ami also in re
jran I to general cotton ciliil't hois
as he ha nlwrvcd Iheiu. Major
'"laliani is culifi.lciil that fifteen
cent, will !.. received for Ihe sta-
.1 if the f.t fillers nh'.e hy the
decision of that convention in set
tin:: this figure as a minimum.
In an interview villi The -vvs
Major (iraha.il said the reason
the convention Was e.iUc.l Was he
cause the Secretary of Aui ieult
Hie of tie- Ullilcl Mates gave a
statement that the euttoii crop
was lliofe tll.lll H.IMUHl hales.
'The Secretary was r rhap cor
rect. he said. "for. at the time
the pfopicts for I he crop had
never been c.c cdetl in tin his
tory of tli- e it ton raisins: Stales,
an I a great many States had re
ported the condition at l'Ni per
cent or more, .so the Secretary
was not much to Maine for t In
istimatc.
"Ity the middle of July the
crop liegan to deterioate in al
most every State, in North and
South Carolina hy the drought,
and many other Slates through
the excessive rains. These rains
were favorable to the boll wee
vil, the worm and ll ateipillar.
all of which made their appear
ance and began to work a s rious
injury. The boll weevil has ef
fected each crop for the past S
or 10 years, but the boll worm
and the ciii Mpillar have not done
serious damage for 10 years past.
The est mate of the Secretary of
Agriculture was received as
probably a true amount of the
crop. The price was based on
this, and as a result of the con
ditions, fell to from ." cents to
cents. This being the condi
tion of affairs, and Alabama be
ing affected by til" decline in the
ni'obablc amount, the tiovermn'
of Alabama, in conjunction with
the Commissioners of Auriculi uiv
of Alabam iiiid tieorgia. called
the meeting of the Commission
ers of AlM'iellll HIV of tile cottoll
Stales, lo v liieli was in it ! nol
only t!i farmers interested. b;n
also the banker . iin'rchants ami
others whose profits depend oil
the farmers receiving a remuner
ative pri"e for their goods.
"Tile object aiimd ill was to
eel as far as possible a correct
estimate as t i tin amount of tin1
crop. Each commissioner by cor
respondence or observation en
deavored to get a true statement
as to the average crop in each
Stale. At the farmers' conven
tion in K'alei'.'h. August -J: to :!1.
tile delegates from the different
counties were asked to report on
the respective counties IIS com
pared vvilh the yield of last year.
Ki ports were obtained from all
but nine, and for these the re
ports from adjoining counties as
to the increase or decrease were
used. Allowing for per cent
increase in acreage, the amount
of the crop for North Carolina
was estimated at (ilt.lKNt bales,
and at the Montgomery meeting
all the reports were collected.
The amount of the total crop was
then estimated at iL'.OOO.IMH).
"Three reports were received
from different sources, one from
the Commissioner of Agriculture,
which made the amount It.titO.-
Odllbales; one from the farmers'
union at their meeting in Oklaho
ma. 11.747.IHMI, ami another from
such other sources as the dele
gates to the convention could
furnish. l-MoO.OOO. This mad.'
tin average amount a little less
iik t auioriiia or .Missouri, which
usually grow small amounts, the
task of cstiiuatiiiir was placed in
the hands of cotuittec on statis
tics, of which 1 was chairman,
and estimated the yield at 12.-
."INMI.INMI.
"There Is more of tie Cottoll
crop omii at this time than -r-haps
at anv other year in histo
ry. The red spider and the wilt
have caused many plants to shed
leaves and tier- is n pov.Mli
ty of any further iel.l in such
cases. For this reason the con
vention thoiiv'ht tbat the crop
Mlo!lld colli nalel 1" cell's i.
pound, and a Ivis- d the farmers
to bold for that amoMht.
'"September will show p.-. laps
I he largest loimiief of bales gin
ned in that mouth at any time,
ami the r-e:p;s i;i October wiil
be very lai-e-. If the cotton can
be gathered, four-fifths will he
ready for the mark't by Novem
ber 1. and to obtain profit ibe
prices for ;! the farmers must
hold tul nol oliit tin' market
with larger offeriiius than the
demand. A hale of cotton is now
better security than the good
manufactured from it are. and
then will be no difficulty in the
farmers obtaining from the bunks
the money necessary to hold the
crop where they desire to do so."
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Wood's Fall
Seed Catalogue
Just issued tells what crops
you can put in to make the
quickest grazing, or hay, to
help out the short feed crops.
Also tells about both
Vegetable and
Farm Seeds
that can be planted in the fall
to advantage and profit.
Every Farmer, Market Grower
and Gardener should have a
copy of this catalog.
It is the best and most com
plete fall seed catalog issued.
Mailed free. Write for it.
T.W.WOOD Ct SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va.
FEATHER BE05 AND PILL0WJ
SPECIAL OFFER!
Let Us Send You a 36 Pound All
r.alh.r Bad and Pair of 4A A A
6 Pound Feather Pillows IN Mil
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Send Express or P. 0. Moaev Order.
TURNER & CORNWELL, Ctwattt, 1 1
Ke-5ale of Valuable Lands.
Vnrth Carolina Union CountV.
Matilda Aloobrooks ct ul. vs. James
Perry et al.
llu virtue of nn nnler of the clerk of
OU'OI"! VVM V V. ...... ........
in the above entitled proceeding, which
is a (iroi'eeaing lor me saic 01 me nere
inafter described lands for partition
among tenants in common, I will, on
Monday, October 16, 1911,
at 12 o'clock m.. at the court house
door in Monroe, N. C, sell to the high
est bidder upon the terms hcreinaftei
mentioned, the following described
lands, to-wit: Lying and being in Mon
roe township, adjoining the lands of C
N. Simpson, Erwin Medlin and others
hounded as follows: Uct?iniiingata stake
by a pine and p. o., Mfdlin's line, mid
running thence S. '.:U W. 11 lo chains
with said line to a pine stump in said
Simpson's lino of nis Kubt. Starnes
tract; thence with bis line S. i" chains
to a stake hy a r. o., pine and b. j., B.
J. Whitlev's corner in said line; thence
with said'Whitley's line S. SS K. l:f.."H
chiinstoa stake in fail line; thence
with the division line between this and
the balance of the Steeu-s tract N. i.'i)
V. 'J.'i chuins to the beginning, contain
ing "i'J acres more or less, being the
lands conveyed to John V. Perry, now
deceased, by W. II. I'hifer and wife
by deed dated 22nd March, ls'.ts, a:id
recorded in the registry of Union coun
ty. N. ('.. look of deeds 2T. pnee 5.W,
etc., reference to which is hereby made
for more particular description of said
lands. SoW subject to dower rights of
Amanda Bland, widow of John F. Per
ry, deceased. The reversionary inter
est in said dower rights will also be
sold. Terms of sale: one-third cash,
remainder on a credit of four months;
title retained until all of the purchase
money is paid in full. Bid to commence
at $V0. This the 15th day of Septem
ber, mi.
R. W. LEMMOND, Commissioner.
ill
a long while and not see cloth
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good dressers. Come and have
a look at the exclusive, classy
fabrics and you'll certainly order
a suit from them. Our unusual
guarantee of a perfect fit and
finished tailoring goes with each
suit. We could not afford to
turn out anything else.
WE GET EIGHT IN
SIDE OF A SHOE
before we admit it to our
shelves. We want to know of
what and how it is made. Good
looks alone will not satisfy us
no matter what pries induce
ments are offered us to place an
order. The shoe you buy here
will wear a3 well as it looks and
will keep those good looks till
the end. Can you afford not to
wear that kind?
Sit
THE BEST THAT IS MADE
is the only shirts we deal in.
Our fine white linen and colored
shirts are perfect fitting and
durable, and give satisfaction till
they are worn out. Our stock
of fine furnishings for men em
braces everything in neckwear,
underwear, gloves, umbrellas,
shoes and hats that the up-to-date
man need3 for business or
dress wear.
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