PROGRESSIVE FARMER AND COTTON PLANT.
Thursday, November 22, 1906.
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Running Water in Your Country Home.
(PUMPS WATER BT WATER FOWEB.)
No Attention. No Expense. Runs Continuously.
Complete System Extending to Stable, Green-house, Lawn,
Fountains and Formal Gardens. Operates under 18 Inches
to 60 feet fall. Elevates water 30 feet for every foot fall used.
Eighty per cent, efficiency developed. .
Over 6,000 plants in successm
operation.
Large plants for towns, lnstltu-
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
ABOUT YOUR
The Universal Oil and Fertilizer Co. makes an Offer which Beats
Selling the Seed at $20 a Ton.
We make from cottonseed the richest food product in the
world for Horses, Cows and Hogs.
OUR " UNIVERSAL COMPOUND "
is cottonseed ground and all the oil extracted. "Excelsior
Feed" is about two-thirds hulls and one-third meal. Read
the analyses below :
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"Universal Compound'
"Excelsior Feed
Whole Cottonseed
Whole Corn
Wheat Bran
Corn Meal
"Our Hulls" .
Timothy Hay
Corn Fodder
PROTEIN. FAT. HYDRATES. FOOD VALXTI5-
.30.12 Per Ct. 4.50 Per Ct 69 34 Per Ct. J27.20
.20.00 " 4.60 " 43.W " 20.56
..10.20 " 16.40 " 30.90 " 19.82
8.20 " 3.40 67.50 " 15.38
..12.00 2.80 " 44.i0 " 14.44
8.10 " 4.10 44.70 " 13.50
.. 5.30 " 3.50 " 59.30 " 12.68
. 7.20 " 1.85 " 37.42 " 10.10 Ton
. 3.03 " 1.21 " 66.30 " 8.32 "
2.60 " 0.90 " 87.47 " 6.78 "
READ OUR OFFER:
We propose to the cotton farmers of North Carolina, to
take the oil out of any seed they may send us, and return them
the meal and hulls ground together, that they can use as a feed,
or fertilizer, containing as it does over 5 per cent, ammonia,
2 per cent, potash, and 2 per cent, phosphoric acid. We will
pay the freight on the seed, you paying the freight on the
return u Compound"
The farmer who has the oil taken from his seed and gets
back 1,400 pounds of "COMPOUND," and feeds it to his
stock and uses the manure on his land, is better "off in the
end than to sell his seed at $20 per ton.
One-half pound of "Universal Compound" and one
half pound of Corn Chops will fatten your pigs faster than
twice that quantity of corn. If you are interested at all, in
this proposition we shall be very glad to send you leaflets and
full information. Write the
UNIVERSAL OIL AND FERTILIZER CO.,
B. G. WORTH, President,
WM, E. WORTH, Gen. Manager,
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
When writing advertiser Release mention tfcia paper.
Matters Not Mentioned in Our Edito
rial Review Press Comments
on Public Affairs.
Senator Piatt, of New York, and
his wife have agreed to separate.
Mr. Bonaparte, as Attorney-Gener
al, is to direct the anti-Trust cru
sade. Ten million persons are reported
to be facing starvation ,in Central
China.
The third anniversary , of the
founding of the Republic of Panama
is being celebrated.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, the
British Ambassador to the United
States, has resigned.
The Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburg announce a 10 per cent in
crease in the salaries of employes.
Dr. Edwin Mims wins the Patter
son Memorial Cup for the best book
of the year by a North Carolinian.
Will Harris, the negro desperado
who killed five men at Asheville, N.
C, was shot to death by citizens.
Gen. W. R. Shafter, who command
ed the American army in Cuba dur
ing the war with Spain, died of pneu-,
monia.
Argument of the case against the
American Tobacco Company, for vio
lation of the anti-trust laws, was be-:
gun in New York. . ;
i
.Government officials have received
warning that the negroes in Cuba
threaten to take up arms against the
Provisional Government. 1
Arrangements are being made to
have a general celebration of the one
hundredth birthday of Gen. R. E. Lee,
on the 19 th of next January.
The story comes from Wilmington,
Del., that the recent election buried
yet more deeply J. Edward Addicks
and his Union Republican party.
In New York last week the New,
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road was the second time convicted
of allowing a' rebate of $26,000 to
the Sugar Trust.
An inquiry pushed by President
Roosevelt has disclosed stealage of
$1,000,000 of funds sent to San
Francisco from various States for the
benefit of the earthquake sufferers.
In the State Court at Findlay, O.,
Prosecutor David will enter criminal
proceedings against John D. Rocke
feller and other ofilcials of the Stand
ard Oil Company.
It is the belief of the Chicago Pub
lic, an organ of radical Democracy,
that Hearst was oeaten because 01 a
widespread conviction that he "was
not working lor a cause but was .
making a cause work for him."
Richard Cheatham, secretary of the
Southern Cotton . Association, an-,
nounces to-aay mat ne win resign
his position at the expiration of his
present term. He says that his work
with the Cotton Journal requires all
his time.
It is believed that four companies
of white troops sent from San An
tonio; Texas, to Fort ,Reno, Okla
homa, are for the assurance of order
when three companies , ol negro
troops are discharged by order of the
President within the next few days.
Preliminary returns to tne crop.
estimating board of the Department,
of Agriculture show production of
corn for 1906 was 2,881,096,000
bushels, wan average of 30.2 bushels.
mi. I a
per acre. ine general average as to
quality is 89.9. It is estimated that
'about 44 per cent of the 1905 corn
crop is still in the hands of the
farmers.
Ethan A. Hitchcock is to retire
March 4th and James R. Garfield will
become r Secretary of the Interior.
Herbert K. Smith will become Com
missioner of Corporations.
In Paris the Countess de Castel
lane has secured an absolute divorce
and she becomes madame Gould. The
court gave her custody of the chil
dren, and although it denied Count
Boni an annuity, she will see that
the father of her children doesn't
suffer.
At St. Louis the Government has
instituted suit against the Standard
Oil Company and seventy of its con
stituent companies and co-partnerships
and ofilcials, including John D.
Rockefeller, the suit being to enjoin
them from combining in restraint of
trade.
"Commissioner Watson Reserves
all the praise he is getting. He has
made the office of Commissioner of
Immigration something more than a
snug berth for a small politician.
'And the best part of it is he has the
determination and energy to keep up
this good work," says the Greenwood
Index.
The Spartanburg Baptist Associa
tion, in session at Campobello, S. C,
last week, passed strong resolutions
denouncing lynching and condemning
all those who engage in mob violence.
The articles recommend that all
members of Baptist churches who
are known to nave engaged in law
lessness of the kind be excluded from
affiliation with the church.
Three legislatures, which have
Democratic Senators and are to
choose their successors went Republi
can. -The Democrats who will be
succeeded by, Republicans are Clark,
of Montana; Dubois, of Idaho, and
Patterson of Colorado. With their
retirement from public life March
AtTn Vi oro Tirill nnt Vie onntVi or "PIqtyi -
crat in the Senate North of the Ma
son and Dixon line. This is Demo
cratic low water mark in the Senate
since the days of Reconstruction.
The. extent of the criticism of Sen
ator Bailey and his oil company fees
in his own state is somewhat indi
p.atfiri hv t.hlrt.v-five comments from
other- Texas papers which are printed
in the Houston Chronicle. Of these
thirty-five there are eighteen which
are distinctly unfavorable to the Sen
ator, while only eight or nine can be
called favorable. But since Bailey
was nominated for re-election at the
party primaries held, last July, it will
be difficult, if hot impossible, for his
critics to compass his defeat in the
coming Legislature.
FORSALE
Registered Berkshire Boars and
Sows from Prize Winners.
PURE BRED
White Wyandottes, White Plymouth
Bocks, R. I. .Reds, Pekln Ducks,
Egg Settings and Stock. .