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r (THE MORNING POST SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 1903 North Carolina Farmers' State Association Call Issued for Annual Meet ing in Ra!eigh,Wednes d3y, Sept. 3rd Its ' Work 'rs a-snnal meeting of the Nortli Vp-iraier State Association ii LeM in the auditorium 01 ts IJ.' ..-ricn-ural building in the city ct v"' f3 Sptember-3rd. instead 01 . V lrl Tuesday in Xugust, the date ;;creJ h relation last January. The iV.o: circular letter signed by -li -ei-ht. president, and T. B. I ar lr. :rtaiy of the association, -was r.ii5 terday: -a i 'e lrmers of North Carolina: ' U ue January meeting of the North r , Farmers' State Association, a r, J was adopted that the annual ; of the association be held the t rl TucaJay in August. Commiaakm- c r T'dtlrreon. who is a "f1" llie intiv committee of the as-. x.ar.n. informs ns that he tvM be ,j3r, e; aed ra inr.itnte wotjc at mat J1.'. 'til the following week will be la n lar.oc at the meeting of the Cot t :i Vuu-s AsJKKiati n of Coramlfwlon-rr- of Agriculture in Nashville, Tetin. it is thought best to hold tw., a-r.-:nl meeting of the State Farm-e-v' Asxrbt:na on Wednesday, Septem: Kr C n the auditorium- of the agrl-fv-jn! building In the city ofKalelgb, l?:.nr.ir.g at eleven o'clock a. m. It is t h hoped that every connty in the ,stJ; w,n be represented at that meet in s. We hop to secure Teduced rates irtr th aiffrent railways for the occa . w "When th!s association first met In 5rttr. takt ln considera- tn the eotjon seed situation, and de-T-'se pins by which a better price could 1a obtained f r them, and by resolution cTt-rlared that under existing conditions cotton eed should not fee sold for less than 25 cents per bushel for cash, nor exchanged for cotton seed meal for lets than 1333 pounds of meal for cue ton of eed, it demonstrated the power of concert of action; for by that resolution it established a price? that resulted In untold lament to the cotton farmers of the South. While aome derided the action of the convention, and said that It was composed of people who did sot know what they were doing, others had confidence In their judgment and stood by the action of the association. The farmers who refused to take part in the meetings, and continued . to sell their cotton seed as fast aa ginned, received from 18 to cents per bushel for tneni while those who abided by the action of the association, received from 2o cents to 27 cents per bushel for theirs. This very fact should give the farmers of the State confidence in the associa tion, and cause them to take an active paryin its workings. Ja-'oT the purpose of a complete or ganization and thorough representation at the Suite meeting, we suggest that township meetings be held on Saturday August 23, at the usual pl&'ce for hold ing township meetings, and that county meetings be held Saturday, August SO. at the court nonee, at 12 o'clock, and then select delegates to attend the State meeting. : "This association is of too much Im portance to the farmers of the State for its meetings to be neglected by them. Let them show thoir interest in i the work, and their determination to succeed by attending these meetings n large numbers. The eecretary will glad It furnish constitution and member Hhlp roQs to any one desiring them, Remember this association Is in the in terest of all classes of farmers, whether cotton, tobacco, grain or truck farmers therefore all are- cordially invited and urged to attend. " POSTSCRIPTS A WONDERFUL CHURN The Acme Butter Extractor An . Invention That Eclipses All Former Devices tor Making Butter By forcing air through the H?am 11b ra:es th butter globules as nature forms tn. Forrtng eir-thr-ugh the cream ir.rts oat all impurities, and you hare a nrhrxie butter and wholesome milk. Tie old lah barrel and swing churn jt-vv-m breaks the clobules anU leaves ti ta CiTrtr of tbe barter to evap :e and the butter t- poiL Onr new rr?ess leaves the clbnls nabroken. Tie Jcparator is nnsnrpascd as a better vasher. A fmr turns of the wheel drives animal matter m of the rjilk. This trtr extrartcr rts from fire to ten per r2t more batter than any other machine. It :s aa entire revolution ia the art of risminr. The ten.p?ratare for charn tr.: lZTft in dirTernt states; 72 de- g-s for cream and 7S drives on mrlk rti the best craia of butter in the S-a:hera and Eastern State. Th5 fuT tir n-Tth yon ff. the lower tbe tem-r-n-jrA is to rh'rrnJng. Salt the butter ia ih 1 r.;.o. le one ounce of salt to t i rvn!i.l of btrtter. In stweet milk lit Trh!e aeine to le acted U7on. ni th irltbules beins trorrer will Ksr a hijirher temperature without in jtTT. Ia sret cream yon have less cae"re Snd tbe bntter globules are ex P" i ani caa l-e freed at a nich higher Tfrnratir??. Wbilt out cream decom- rd br icids formal in the milk, tbe v.'.T globules caa be liberated at a rr-i h lower temperature. These facts t'Kh us that tbs eirpuscles that en v? t barter should not be broken. And the 1.tjjt tbe cream is allowed t ssnd. the nrvre tender end moTe eji:lr bursted. This is not diswnable by the vje. bnt is easily detected by a Tntrrro-p. Hy our new process these r--rpnr are nt broken, thus 4nsur isr kping qna'Ities. The dasher should 1 a'..!o.J- and rined in cold water. If cream wel!s as it ion?;iimes wlH wben t"o vn. tarn back a few times, and tTsis win prevent it. If t thick, a ll m:tk at water until the drsired effect is t . Wash tbe bntter in water a ft-- l-rrer coJ,W than the cream. M thn ron hart a fine eramilated bnt t a1 sls a fine sorafl bntter-mllk. T raih the machine, fill the tub with : war and turn the wheel fnm the "'n wah! it la a tvw seconds. Any cr.f can -pemte it. It is dnrable. r-'l "nd cheap, and wKI last a I .c:rr. I'verr machine guaranteed. M l-.re nr.nts waited. Our acents r:k from S to a dav. Several -?i:rT arenrs want :d. Sd for circn l!r. or ca:W.n S. M. YoUtc. State agent, v ' Stvmro a conntv before '.7 rr all Tho machine is some- rfww- but jt r goo-1. It has taken " ir-ni::ir.i over tfvery machine hrevr shown. TRIBUTE TO GHAS. M, HICK i?:Mical Uccorder.) r'Pflf ? IIcck cf toMs. a f- j. jr. Hcjj, whose interest in work of ta Itaptist State Conven t.a counted to sreatly ia life-tfme, ,yS ?rrlx .Uoirahjp in physics in tie I,r,irer!ty of Nebraska. Mr. Heck rradaatfHl from Wake Forest in 1901. ar. l .f yr V finished bi studies in oT 1 airprs'y. He k an ex- rr.t t ..riau young man, and as a a aa and scholar : rery promising. His nr.. Jf "l 'a i:h our Raleigh J napu church has been marked tr Wi Xea4 and abnity. HI, friend, V: Jl,Mr in ft recognition and m Jsaa ttllowslup. Ve!come for Knights Pythias Pr-o. K.Srn Francisco Vm tl r tb KnSghts of fyrl "7V er uend the grand cV ';;f ih'!r ,r,lvr- teen ne-fo;.-r "V?1 rrlve over rcl.a l Swr and tbe eoHT rct than midnight tTl, (rer" i'-l rome na Los An 451 reral from- the north.' WILSON COMPANY HAS DISBANDED Failure to Comply with State Guard Regulations Tbe Wilson light Inf mo-try ima &a 9andd and is no longer A part of tHie state sraard. Adjotsa General B. 9. 'Royster of Ox ford itm ia tfre dry yeeterday and an nounced this bet of laformsdon. Be yond th statement) ttat the coznrpaoy braJ failed to comply wtib tie laws and regulationa governing the state guard. General Royster and nothing to say .of Che causes leading -to till step. It waa recommended by Inspector General T. II. BaSn. Tb W'iCiwn Light Infantry waa known as Com'jtt'-y K, Second Bahneot, (State Guard. $ MASS MEETING OF RALEIGH MASONS Te Pott ia requested to announce that the chamber of commerce commit tee on the Masonic temple calls a mass meeting of the Masons of Raleigh for JJorda-y night'with the William G. Hill Hodge. At that time tnere wT.l be a thorough discussion of the matter of inducing the- Grand Lodge commit tee on site to locate the temple in Rai eign. Arrangements will be made at the same time to end a -delegation to Goldsboro Aognet 12, Vhen the Grand ixage tempie -committee meets mere to finally determine upon the location of the temple. Brery Mason is urged to be present, as it Is of the highest mo ment that prompt and effective action be Taken, anch as will overcome all op position. " r : $ Useful Phone Directory iMr. iFred OL Tbptemoo of Henderson one or the most eoterpTlcing and lndus trioja tnco ia 4 be telephone inrsinres, inawger of iie ftlemlerson exchange, Is comp-iling a. dlreotory of exchanges at.d tof. scions of the Henderson, CarcClna Telephone and Telegiraph, Carolina and Virginia and Loterstaite telephone oon panics, corerfarg practically all terrUory in "Ibis state e?jet of Lhirbam. The book wen finished wiU conoprlse 200 to 300 paces and be Issued rn a 5,000 edtt tion. Tie difEerent concpaniesi, ex changee and to3 stations" are alphebetl cally arranged and it wkl be a work of i&estlmn.Me cooTenlence and "voice to t&Iojyhcme usems throughout the wide ter ritory embraced. Thl book will come from the press In a few days. ' FUNERAL OF " ' JUDGE BYNUM Greensboro, X. C. Ac. 8. Special. The Presbyterian church of which, tho late Judge Rynusn was a member was filled with people this evening at 5 o'clock when the fuireral cortege reached there from his residence. Services were con ducted by the pastor, Dr. E. W. Smith, who announced that out of deference to the known wish of the deceased, thfy would be as simple as possible. The bar and the lodge of Elks attended the obsequies. The -choir sang "Rock of Ages'" and Lead, kindly light. A sol dim and appropriate praxCT was offered. Beautiful flcrral offerings were banked in the chancel and on the- casket. The Interment was in Gseen Hill Cemetery. i Game to the Last CJhleago, Aug, 8. Wbile on the acaf. foM today, Lewis G. Tbomba made a sta tement Sn which he protested 2il -nocexreo o ftbe taurdwr of Carrie Larsen. ile sad that ttoe would deer his ome of the crime. Toombs died gamely. Mr. A, J. York of Concord spent last night in the dry. Mr. V. C, Bain of Greensiboro is In the city on business. Mr. A. B. Andrews, Jr., returned to tne-city yesterday, afternoon. Messrs. Geo. W. Connor and H. G. Connor, Jr., of Wilson ar guests at the Yarborougi. Mrs. G. A, Strickland left last night for High Point where he was summon- ed on account of the death of her father. . Rer. J. L. Foster returned yesterday from ITranklin and Granrille countiea where Le conducted successful revival services. Mr. Char lea C. Johnson, of the Ral eigh Electric Company, has rented the residence. No. 04 North Person street and his family will more there at once. They inave been living with CoL J.' C. Lu Harris for some time. Dr. F. K. Cooke, recently elected to the chair of medicine et Wake Forest College, epent last night In the city on his way to the college to Jook after soma matters preparatory to the Inati. guratioa of the medical . department when the college opens for. the fall ses sion. The outiook He says, i is very bright for a goodly number. of medical etrdents. Lieutewant Francis A'. Cooke of the United State army spent -last night in Raleigh a guest at the Yarborough. He is spending a furlough with his father, Capt. C. M. Cooke at Louisburg. The Franklin Times of this weeks says: Lieutenant Francis N. Cooke, of the United States army. Is trending a short time with hi people in Louisburg. He Ms been stationed recently at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, but for the next 12 months his headquarters will bo Fortress Monroe. " , $ 1 A Real King-. The man "who owns a garden ' , With vegetables and thigs JTT Can now be iu3t as nancrhtr ,T Aa trust magnates and kings. Chicago News. $ . . TBB EDUCATIONAL CAmFIG!f EiS.EvlOLD'1 rTsnn s? nnnn o hi mun y ' UU CURES ALL KIDKEY DISEASES. sifiVf-'.iF'l?!? re the cause of Gravel. ??r rn. Ur'na' Organ. Dropsy, ftheo- Pniin??nSf,Ti,.?'the Bladf. Unc Acid Poisoning. Irritation of the Urinary Organs. ailments, which are nft.n .firihni.4 than the real cause. v Helmbold'a Extract Duchu bas been the Standard Remedy for all Kla pey ana Bladder Troubles for over 50 years; It is tbe only known remedy for Brlrht's Ulsease. It Is the hMmiiii.i.h...M for "Famalo Weakness," Leucorrhca, In flammatlon o ih6 Womb, Ovaries, etc. Price 91.00 per bottle. - Holmbolds Extract SarsaparlUa " i-uuiu lunic, rurines tne Blood; cures Eruptions. Scrofula. Pimples, Blotches and an diseases arislna-from an Impure condi tion of the Blood. Take it now. Price 73c. per Dome. FINE ART SOAP 25 GENTS A BOX. HELUB OLD'S ROSE WASH An elcaant Drrnaratlnn r .n ternal application In diseases of a private nature. StODS discharges and htilt all In. flammatlon. Soothing and -healing in Its f.'-i?" 'J Js especially agreeable to ladles for all discharges and Irrccminriti.. D.v.xn. per bottle. Helmbold'a Extrunt TtnnTin. aCvfMMft SarsaparlUa, and Roae TTash are for sate sy an aruggists. If you can't secure them. don ttakt Substitutes bnt order dlraet frnm laboratory. Goods will be sent prepaid upon rcteipi or bdoyo pnees. HELM BOLD MFG. CO. 1007 a en i no qarocn t.. fhilaoclphia. Let us send you a box or tVa We think it will suit you; if not, we can give you choice of 92 other brands at 5c to 50c a cake. :" - W. H. KING DRUG" CO., Three Stores Raleigh, N. C. Ufie ffitna Life la Co ' IS MAKING A' SPECIALTY OF '-ETNA 5 , PER CENT GOLD BOND5." a. THEIR VALUES AEHLARQER. AND THEIR RATES LOWER -THAN AN OTHERS. The 20 Year Endowment 5 per Cent. Gold Bonds of the Etna Life OFFER GREATER ADVANTAGES THAN ANY INVESTMENT. CARRY. ING AT THE SAME TIME ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. ' FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS - t , . J. O. BOUSHALL, Hanager, Tucker Building, R A L I G II, N. C. Our llluttnMW Handbook Stat Free oa&aoiMti. 4SK ' vir U M (B) Jl Eti 5 $M grp Poallhretir Curmct mfyoue Homo. FalUn? Hair aad all affectum of tin Hair and Scalp poMey cured only wttB mT scJentefic tieatnwnts, apcc&ity pro. PJf ea?h-ease. Fl informttion with boph free. ' Call or wtlta. OHM H ork. II I'll! fiiTiiru'o UifflLlitnO !1amea rseakera, IVlila Plaete and Dates, fer Ike slallles In lb Cemottea The execnthra committee of the Edu cational isoarfl, through Its secretary. Superintendent E. C. Brooks, yesterday aTe out the folkminff announcement. containing the names of speakers for ue rauies ox t&e great educational cam paign, and the dates upon -which they mil ifpeas in the various counties: "The sneakers named below Trill ad dress the people at the following times ana places. The general public is in- Tited to attend the meetings. ' "The active friends of education, teach ers and other citizens, can greatly aid the cause by securing a large attendance st each appointment. If the peefple of eacn. coram unity will iatrrange lr a basket picnic, it will add to the pleasure ana pTont of tne occasion. CHARLES B. AYCOCK, .JAMES Y. JOYNER. CHARLES D. McIVER, Executive Committee. II. C. BROOKS. Secretary, i Ex-Gorernor Thomas J. Jarrls- c t.ci.i a k - a. - tt; .1 a a 14th: Granite rails. Auzust 15th. agent ror tsottiea tjoco-i.oia wnxi van- President Geo. T. Winston Lexlnrton. m, sl , a. a-t- August Sth: Taylorsville. August 11th . p"'. -ar. Hickory. Angurt 13th; Hayesville, Au- Mineral Water. You get Cincho and gun Zlst: Jeachtree. August iiird. Prof. J. B. Carlyle Boomer. August Colo-Oola sparkling and as fresh at home 2nd; Elkin. August 4th; Pilot Mountain. I,. . - , . Ausrust Bth: Pinnacle. Aurust Gth: Cool I "a w ut iVUUUluI. "- I!rln-.,An,ust 7t: Ya.4klIlTLlle' August good' effect of the mineral water. Sent CLU If llB.tr; UUl ip, Xalllll, AA I'll r. nil IL L. NEW Drug Store Dr. B. P. Dixon-Rockinrham. Au- eust Cth: Sterlinsr. Anzust 7th; White- Tille,. August Oth; Jonesboro, August 11th. J. w. Bailey. Esa. Dutchnlle. Au gust 26th: Sassafras. Antust 2Sth: Hen derson, August SOth; Dabney, August 23rd. Hon. John n. Small Gatesrille, Au gust 1st. State SrjDenntendent .T. 1. Joyw Asbeboro. August fith; Durham,1 August 8th; Hickory. August 13th and 14th; Granitp Fall. Anirnst 15th. Goremor Charl?s B. AtcocR Ivas- well county. Anrrnst 7th: Rutherford connty, ; Stdisbury. August Sth., Pres dent Charles ID. Mclver Jamea- Hickory. August 13th and 14th: Granite Falls, August Ktb; Ashevllle, An?ut lOth; Cleveland county, August lfeth lDth nd 20th: Iredell county, Septem ber 4th. 5th and Gth. R. B. White. Esa. Boomer. Aurust 2nd; Elkin. Auenst 4th; Pinnacle. Au gust Cth; Dobson, August 8th; Taylors ville, Ausrust 11th; Hickory, - Aurust 13th and 14th; Lenoir, August lfith; Boone. Ausust 18th. SunermtendPnt Alex. Graham Cieorge-: viile. August 1st: Jjincom county, August 4th.- Cth and 9th: Waxhaw. Ausrust 16th; China Grove, August 25th; Wood en f, August 26th. j, ' Dr. John U. Kilzo Mocksville. Au gust 2st. , Dr. Henry Ixuis Smitn rsew House, Ausrust 9th: Rutherford county: MecK lenbure countv. Ausrust 11th. President John C. Scarborougn Gatesville. August 1st. rrof. M. C. S. Noble Columbia An gust 1st; Dnrham. Anirust 8th: Lucama. August 26th; Elm City. August 29th; Tarboro. August 2itn. . Dr. E. W. Sikes Rockinshnm. An rust 5th: Sterling. August 7th: Barkers, August 8th; Back Swamp. August Oth; aurinburg. August 11th: Middle bound, Antrnst 13th: Waxhaw. Ausrust 16Ui Prof. Plato Durham Henrietta, July SOth; Mecklenburg. August 11th: Cleve- and county, August istfl. aytn anc 20th. i Prof. J. I. Foust Albemarle. Angust st: Lexington. August 8th; Tarboro, August 11th. Superintendent J. T. Alderman or ange countv. August 11th and Utn; Dabnex. Angust 23rd: Granville connty, August 26th and 28th; Henderson, Au gust 30th. ' President . Charles n. Mebane Yad kinvirie. August Sth; niekory,' August 13th; Mocksville, August 11th; Lenoir, August ICth. Superintendent F. H. CurtiSs Ashe boro, August Sth. '""'." P. P. Claxton Cool Springs, August 8th. .. , . ' ' ' . ; s'- -: Tn dealing with man, remember that a spoonful of oil will go farther than a gallon of vinegar." The Fame may be said of children. There is nothing so good for children as the old-fashioned castor oil. However much thev may abhor it, it.Js their best medicine for disorders of the bowels. In the more severe cases of diarrhoea an1 dysentery, aoyever. Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Bhould be given after the oil operates, and a ouiek cure V'r r"0 How. For sale by. Crowd!. McLarty & Co., Bobbitt-Wynne Drug T,Sjta ' viuj oiuie, ii, u. ; anywhere In town, 5c. a bottle. 'Phones, 20 Interstate antl Raleigh. t hi RALEIGH If wit COOPED BROS. Proprietor. Ralelflh, N C MONUMENTS . ; . ' a- Jury of Awards '. at the Pon-Axneflcaa Eyposttlon aprolat, ed to ptt upon the merit of he articles nderwood J &e Fastest, C Strongest, ce Simplest, c most Complete and the Most Practical Typewrite Made WRITES IN I1GOT For Catalogue writ to TiMJ R. X. LINDSEY, State Agent. DURHAM. N. a Bobbin & Ferrall At 's -Store. Our Annual August Sale of ousefeeepmg Dry Carpets, Curtains. Rug's, Table Linen, Towels, Sheets, Pillow and Bolster W Cases, Sheetings, Bed Spreads and Blankets j& & J? Qoods. r- s - EA "III j-. K M AVi-- tf : mmam Dobbin-&- LOW PRK9GD This Auernst sale is an event that never fails to in terest thousands who are looking for rare bargains. It offers housekeepers the great bargain opportuni ties of the vear. The advantages are bigger this We pay freight. rrar. the stocks are larecer, tne vanexy greater, xne I f . 1 - i -m . T assortments more noerai ana xne prices are iovbl There is a saving of fully one-third. Come and see for yourself H t! 11. o txto w"r. t rail vour attenTion to the reductions In onr Spring Clothing, a glance at the values will convince you "If Its-froni nere s rjgnx, or wo uuuic ii. o - - v where to buy. and , Knx nrtment worthy of your looking them over, they embroee all the newetyles and weaves and an hJll LJtc Dtne hot ath. NothS?mora portable than to, feel 'comfortable thia weather.u NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Never before have we been In posl Hon to show yon so many beautiful saylea a. hi this line. The vrk running from 50 c to?3.00. embracing every conceivable pattern aaid weave do you need them; look at thenv, THSf A WORD ' Ouu Method-No one buys here cornea back and goes away without being fully satisfied - . " ' tINEHAN UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. CROSS &. 00 '
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