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t - - Tuesday, November 7, 1905. 13 PROGRESSIVE FARMER ANB COTTON" PLANT. GENERAL NEWS The Lesser Events of Last Week. The President returned to Wash ington from his Southern trip. . The new flag of Sweden appeared upon alljthe public buildings.. .' The disorders throughout Russia continued and many persons were ' killed. , - X President Roosevelt issued his proclamation fixing November 30th as Thanksgiving day. Fire in Pensacola Fla.', destroyed an important business block, nine firms being burned out. The renort of the United States Treasurer shows a great increase in tho wealth of the country. Rear Admiral Prince JLouis, of " Battenburg, arrived with his majes tic squadron at Annapolis, Md. J.'W. Rawlings. at Valdosta, Ga. confessed that he and others- hired the negro Moore to kill W. L. Car ter. , Secretary Wilson issued orders hmitmer the connection 01 JJer-art orient of Agriculture employes with any outside concern. France is irritated over VenezinVs diplomatic methods and is contem plating a warlike demonstration against that country. Charles A. Stillings, of Boston, - was appointed Public Printer, to the surprise of many, who expected Os car J. Ricketts to get the place. The record ior tobacco sales was broken in Danville, Va., one day last ' week, over 1,000,000 pounds chang ing hands, involving about $100,000. Secretary Taft gave out a state ment which indicates the probability that the Panama canal will be m mutt parr-constructed" by private contract. Senator William Warner, a Re publican member of the next Con gress from Missouri, announces himself in favor of Government con trol of railroad rates. " Emperor Nicholas of Russia sur rendered his autocratic power, creat ed Count Witte Premier and granted the people civic freedom and a legis lative notional assembly. Peace between Secretary Taft and Commissioner Shonts is expected to result from the retirement of Colonel Edwards, the former's representative on the Canal. Commission from that body. '; The Presbyterian Board of For eign Missions received a cablegram from Canton, China, telling of the murder of five American missionaries at the Presbyterian station at Lien chow. An injunction to restrain the Su preme Council of the Royal Arcanum from enforcing its new. rates was refused in Tennessee, and a petition for an injunction is being considered in Massachusetts. In recent fighting between a. force under Gen. Trotha and rebels in Ger man East Africa three German offi cers and . thirteen men were killed, while the blacks lost heavily and withdrew during the night. At the recently concluded session of the Synod of Tennessee of the Northern Presbyterian GiUrch one of the most important steps taken at that meeting was toward a division of the whites and negroes into sepa rate Presbyteries. The negroes them selves asked the Synod to set them off into the Presbyteries, do that hereafter they will not meet with the whites. ; fln Expert rnusician In Everu Home. No Matter Where It May Be Located, and ' too, Without Great Expense. Thousands of Afflicted Persons, Unable to Find Competent Medical Service at Home Should Write for Information About Dr. Hatha way's Successful Method of Home Treatment. Chronic Diseases of Men and Women Successfully Treated. Books Free. There are thonisndB and 'thou sands of peo ple, amictea with some stubborn, deep-seat e d disease, who continue- on and on to suf fer, unable to secure corn Detent medi cal service. because of their lnablll t v to leave their home, for diderent reasons; some on account of business but a great majority be cause of the great expense attached to such a trip. For these. Dr. Hathaway of Atlanta, who Is recognized as the most expert and oH.hia annnuiiit in thn Hnnth has orlcinat- ed a plan which places at the disposal or every person amicitju, uu mnivci or sne may resiae, ma eiwi bwivco very best obtainable no matter where you Hxay go, ana iuu, wiiuuut &i can caup! If You Have Any of These Dis eases Write. Dr. Hathaway's specialty Includes all the chronic diseases of men and women dis eases the average practitioner cannot cure because of their limited experience, such as Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Stricture, fib-in niaomiDi Snnrlfln Rlnod Poison. (Syphilis) Heart Disease, Nervous Exhaus tion, (Ix8t Vitality; i.iver, siomscn ana Bowel Complaints, Rheumatism, Urinary Disorders, Catarrh or tne ainerent orrans, etc, Diseases peculiar to women, and other diseases of a private or chronic nature. His methods of treatment are all strictly modern and up-to-date, and the very best obtainable and which will CURE you the one tmng you are Bee&ing. Write for Free Medical Advice and Books. If you have any of the diseases enumerat ed above and will write the doctor, he will counsel and advise you without one cent of charge and will also sena you a vaiuaoie booklet on your aisease ana win luuy ex plain to you his plan for treating people In their own homes. It will be more than worth the little trouble It takes to write, and remember, von receive his expert opinion of your case iree. ur. xiainaway nas naa special success in curmg severe cases, some given up as incurable by many reputable case may be, write him. You can consult him with the utmost connaence, so nave no hesltancv whatever in writing. The address is DR. hathaway b uu., ob inman xJiag., Atlanta, ua. GUARAN TEED BY A n 111 r-"--- tf fZ DAWK ULfUdll TirD Jl V MP R.R. Fare Paid. Notes Taken 7 " 500 FREE COURSES I Board at Cost. Write Quick BEORGt A-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Macon, Ga. William Randolph Hearst is re ceiving many accessions to his fol lowing as a candidate for mayor ot Greater New . York from the ranks of those who are discontented with the tickets and promises of the reg ular parties. The raising of a banner with a red flag over Hearst's name and an American nag over JMcUlellan s name near the City Hall in New York al most caused a riot, and the nolice reserve were called out to, disuerse the crowd. If he returns to the section- George Washington Murray, a negro, once a member of Congress from bouth Carolina, will have to snend the next three years in cracking rocks and road-buildmg as a memW Oi the cham-gang of Sumter Coun ty, though he is the largest land owner in that county. Forgery is his crime. . THE VALUE OF GOOD TOOLS. Tool Buying No Longer a Hatter of : Liick. (Advertisement.) Pretty nearly everybody knows how valuable tool ara. Li a gen eral way they know the part tools play in building th home, in the makinff of furniture and doing hun dreds of other useful things. In fact, the home that has not constant use for a saw or an axe or a tool of some sort hardly exists. Notwithstanding the general knowledge of the utility of tols, few people seem to realize what a lot of money can be saved by having a tool che3t in the home. . Shelves can be put in cupboards, furniture that is damaged can be fixed and lots of im provements can be made. The best of it all is, very little experience is needed to give anyone a good work ing knowledge of how to use tools. Ordinarily, buying tools is largely a matter of guesswork. If you want an axe you go to the nearest hard ware store and ask for "an axe." I f it turns out to be a good axe you are lucky. If use proves it to be a poor one you have to make out with it or buy another. In other words, it is all a matter of luck. 1 However, it is very simple for any oneeven a child to buy a tool of any kind and be positive that it will be the finest tool that can be made, and that it will give satisfaction in every respect Yoji say "How?" By simply asking for1 the. Keen Kutter brand. For the name Keen Kutter covers a complete line of tools, this brand being the only complete line of tools to receive the Grand Prize at the St. Louis Exposition. Keen Kutter tools have been the standard of America for thirty-six years, and are without doubt the fin est tools it is possible to produce. Every Keen Kutter tool is made un der the mark and motto that "The recollection of quality remains long after the trice is fnTimHoT, tt . Keen Kutter tools cost but a trifle more at first than inferior kinds, and in the long run are much morer' eco nomical. If your dealer does not ke&p Keen Kutter tools, write the Simmons Hardware Co:, St. Louis, Ho., or 293 Broadway, New York, who vill see that you are supplied. THE FIRST Hartman stockade Woven vf ire rence Ever built was erected 17 years ago and is still In use as durable and strpng as when first put up. The Hartman Is a perfectly woven wire fenoe that is strong enough to keep in the maddest bull and fine enough to keep out the chickens. It is made of the best quality galvanized steel wire and con tains much more material than fences more cheap ly-constructed. That's why It lasts so Ioiir. If your dealer doesn't nanoie it, write for catalogue and prices. Address GLEN MFG. CO., 104 Mill St., Ellwood City, Pa. Also Mfrs. Hartmon Steel Picket Fem-e, Hart. man Flexible Wire Mats and uien Mcti .UuU Do You Want a Bargain in Fruit Trees for Market Orchard ? We bave a fine lot of small Peaph trees l to 2 ft., 2 to 3 ft and 3 to 4 ft. of the following varieties: Sneed, Victor. Amsden, Alex ander. Greensboro, Carman, Mathews Beau ty, Elberta, Crawfords Early and Late, Heatbs Cling, Gordon, Chinese Cling, Bell of Ga., and others which we are going to make, as long as they last, low enough Tor any one to purchase. 1 to 2 ft., 812.50 per thousand; 2 to 3 ft., $17.00 per thousand; 8 to 4 ft., 125 00 per thousand. Larger sizes 5.00 per . hundred. We have, also, a fine lot of Japanese Plums, 16 varieties, 3 to 4 ft., $5.00 per hundred; 2 to 3 ft., $3.00 per hundred; up to 5 to 6 ft., $10.00 per hundred. A large lot of Cherry, about 16 varieties, 3 to 4 ft., $5.00 per hundred; 4 to 5 ft., $8-00; 5 to 6 ft., $12.00 per hundred. These trees are first-class and guaranteed to be true to name or money refunded. Be sure to place your order quick as they will soon go at these prices. G tar to wn Nursery 1 Company, NEWTON, N. C. n ular is a machine that will do the business. It Is made solid, staunch and strong, and is one of the few devices for the farmer that will pay. This is a machine that every farmer who raises peas and beans for market needs.- Send for circulars with full particulars. Special discount to Intro duce the first machine In each locality. Thousand of testinionia.s from satisfied purchaser. Just a postal card will bring you all the information we have at our command regarding the pea huller and other farm machinery. A. B. FARQUHAR CO. (Limited), YORK, PA. CLIMB OVER Can't Hurt It All Stock Proof GRIS170LD i FF.nCE Is built scientifically. We make our own wire and weave the fence In our own mills. Special atten tion crivp-n tn thn rfjtlvonizi nd. the heaviest and (most enduring ever known on fence. Heavy steel wire throughout, stavs 6 or 9 in. aDart. spacing ana 1 distribution, like a brick wall, to give greatest I- strength.- Adapts itself to hills or gullies. Hana t some, strong, durable. Mado in ell heights and tor all purposes. We ship promptly direct from factory. r ree caiaiog ana prices Dy reiuru mau j 1 kii-JJLiijw A Dillon -Griswold Wire Co. 64 Wallace St. Sterling, SEED FOR PALL SOWING! Rye, 85 oents per bushel. Beoleaned Seed Oats, Red Rust Proof, 47 cts. per do" Va. Winter, Qray.Cholce, 60 cts. per bushel. Va. Gray Trade Mark, 63 cts. bushel. Haw or Winter Vetch, 8 cts. per pound. Red Clover.iper bushel, Choice. 88.50. Burr cioyer. per lb., Clean Seed, 23 ctsj Seed In Burr, 17 cts. Can furnish Inoculated seeds m " varieties oi Kiiuuy ma, mi.KJU.cXi ana ALir ALiP A. at oc per ID' extra, m ium per iu. tsiira; m ioib oi iiw ids. or more, 3c per pound extra. , .ri Ormmm Com; Timothy, Prime, Jl.75 per bushel. Choice, $1.80 per bushel, orcwi Grass. Prime. S1.60ter bushel. nhnlna.fl.7nrtArhnnhAl. Rd Ton or Herd Grass, t WhoatMi Pnrnle Straw. Tier bnshftl ti T?rt Mav n an- Knltz. 1 .30: Harvest J1.S5; Bearded Fulcaster. J1.S0; Red Wonder, Jl.30. nacKH ior Clover, Aiiaira ana vetch isc each, extra. , orB 15c; Onion Sets, packages extra, orates 10c: half hushe! hmrers 12c: bushel hampers barrels 25c; White Pearl $2.60 per bushel, Sliver Skin $1.60; Yellow Danvers gi w, multiplier e.jv; x enow xoiaio 50.10. 0i froffl Prices Subject to Ohanee Wlthnnt nntlnn Thn ahnvn BP.fidH will be 6blPP8a Richmond, Va. - so Bacrcrlncr anil Ties, new tnH aann-n v,nv. A t nrKinlps-Rle prices. general price list. Ask for prices on the particular thing you wish to P1111;, goods kept ln;8tock, but shipped direct from factory or wholesale bouse to p arenas. If an ess is allowed tn trm-n. oughly chUled it will rip hatch.
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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