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Tim PROQRE33IVI1 PABMBR. Thursday, rformbr 4. iW in wit II ; Wit III! WESTERN HORSES AT AUCTION Ob Sitarday. Novtmbtr 11, 1909. at 10 O'clock A. U. at my farm, about six miles from ReldsvlUe. N. C, I wM sell at public auction, twenty-two head of Dakota bred Mares and Geldings. This Is not a lot of ponies but a bunch o food-sized, sound well bred horses. Some o them broken to work or rld. Buy thes horses at your own price, take them horn and work them lightly the coming winter and they will take the place next summer of t&Omutes A. L. French whom ProsresslV' Farmer red r all know uses nothing but these We tern hors's for his farm work, and dilvlng, and no teams In Rockingham county do more hard work. These horses are not In hlg flesh aod will probably sell below their value : so be on har d sale day to pick up the bargaUia. H. H. WILLIAMSON. RKlDSVllXK. N. O. SEED OATS 8.00J bushels fal planted APPLE R OATS, and 4 000 bushels COOK'S IMPROVED COTTON SEED at $1 per bushel These seed are grown, sinned and thresher on our own farm where nothing else Is allow ed to be planted or sinned. Full printed dl reotlons for fertilizing and drilling oats by th oven furiow method sent with each ship ment. VINEYARD F 4 RM.Grlffln.Oa. ESTABLISHED I860. HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of Naw York OLD STRONG RELIABLE C&trict Manors witfis la mry coaly ia thi Stats Write NORFLEETS. SMITH, State Agent. 404-6 Merchants Vational Bank Building. RALEIGH, N. O. AYCOCK & WINSTON Attorneys at Law RALEIGH, N. C. FARMERS' EXCHANGE. Single Comb Buff Orpington Cockerels, tl.00 to ti.00 each. L. B. Spracher. Rte 4, Salisbury. N. C. Ready, 'Berkshire Piss gora. Angus Cattle, pure den, Tullahoma, Tenn. "Premiers." An bred. Alton Wor- Flrst clas young farmer wants position as manager of small fam. AddrebS "B," care of Progxesilve Farmer. White Wyandotte and Rhode Island Red chickens for sa'e at $1.00 each. Mrs. D. P Whitley. Route 3. A l be m trie. N. C. For Sale one nice bay Stallion, three years old: mother and father both registered. Apply to me at LaGrange. N C. 0. 1 ayior. Several good farms to lease to good, honest Industrious farmers. Extra for corn, cotton hy and trucking. B. F. Keith, Wilmington. N. C Farm wanted Twenty to fifty acres. Win lease or buy 11 satisfactory. Give price and aa A- a a m MM ... ... iuii particulars. Address uouieib. Box 887 Raleigh, N.O. Bargain lnSt.reoptloon. New Stereontinnn with Vapo. Search Light. Will take 125 00 casn at once. ev. r. Bogle. Carolcen. nortn uarouna. For rent six horse Farm. Cotton Gin. Grist Mill ior a wrm oi years, nally mall, schools and churches convenient. Apply to Wm Batcher Carlos. N. C. Horse, carriage and harness for haIa hM Large bay horse, not afraid of any hlng; Tyson joncs 8-ai, ruDDer-tirea carriage. M, Ashbr Lambert. Raleltb, a enmee ni a inenmn 4 rr niH nr'ot ed Jersey Bull. Marceiars Turment. rrni h more's Torm-nt. 132 White Wyandotte t firpln an ntillAta 7ft Ham xm eui. RIltmriTfi cockerels ani pallets, 75c. Forest City. N. C. Sam M. Flack. Bar talc 8. Oae twenty, one thirty, st. Marys ussoiias cjigin s. new. nave no equil Write Allex Bailey. Advance Jack Sowers. pausDury, n. u. users. Get Information. H Sohulhnff Salisbury, N. C. ' " u.. uytut ail KCU- erai crops . successfully grown; hoe stock range 8-roora dwelling; i.ood outbuildings: schools, churches, convenient. Phone. n J-raugnon. ueiway, N. (J. Wanted 2d hand eaa enclnn. hv.rnlf ram or wind mill and pump in thorough repair in exchange for 20 H. P. Erie City engine In thor- repair. 1. jsugene Fnt. Seneca, S. O. ouou. ooone u mnty White Corn steed, gpe- vit veievtea, at IZ per DU. iorn saving Outfit for sale: la. p. gasoline engine, burr mil I tmkA mill mm k.. shredder, all Internattomal make and pra'tl- rr,!rs1."xw" sareaaer, cost S340.00 will tmZEa XJ nole. Great bargain. R L. Strowd. Chptl Hill. N. C. -, kL? ci1,eF: Imed Large Torkshle and SSS Jflt?ck tutored. Angora rtu?k 107 ba5k U Pleased, I paying S2f 25.ht "Jf?We dlse plows. Large w vyooirar. uenneilra Harlnn. The Markets. RALEIGH COTTON. Raleigh. N. C Oct. 30. 1909. Good middling -- ' h Strict .Middling. ; 3 (xiiuuiiuK : "w -t .ns Off Grades - U t to 13X CHARLESTON PROVISIONS AND FARM SUPPIilES. Charlesten, S. 0., D. S. O. R. Sides, packed . - D. S. Bellies, packed .... . . . O. S. Butts - Butter Creamery Oams Choice, as to size, and hnnd ............ Lard Pure Tierces . Pearl meal.... .... .... ..... - Meal, common .................... C7av TlmnthT Grain Corn, white Corn, xmxea ..................... Oats Clipped white . . Mixed .......... Feed Cracked corn .per bushel .. Corn cnop. per luipounas ... Wheat bran, per 100 pounds .... Corn bran, per 100 pounds .. . Middlings, per 100 pounds TTnl In. mr tun 00 an da ... Cotton Ties Pieced .............. Rebunaiea.. ........... .... Kew ties ........................... R&mrlnflN 1 nonndi . Flour Spring wheat patent...... fa tent .... .... .... .... .... . .. Straight Choice ........................... Oct SO. 1909. 13 13H 11 84 17 HK 11.80 1.75 1.00 to 1.10 94 93 65 52 85 1.60 1.50 1.20 1.00 50 70 70 85 t I6.t5t0 6.75 6.t5to6.E0 5.75 to 6.00 5.4 to 5.50 PETERSBURG PEANUTS. Petersburg. Va.. Oct. 30. 1909. Snanl8b, per bushel ......... $1.15 Virginia. ... . ' Machine picned. per pouna... to x, Shelling stock, per pound. S RICHMOND TOBACCO. (Reported by E. K. Victor & Co., Leaf Tobacco, Strips, Steins and Scraps.) Brifflt Wrappers Fillers Common IS 14 7 Q 9 Medium 14 J 9 11 good ?5 so 11 15 - Cutters Smokery Common . 10 IS 5 6 Medium . IS 13 6 9 Good IS SO 9 10 Sun-cured Dark-fired Common 6 8 6 7 Medium . .. 7 9 7 9 Good 9 14 9 IS NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York, Oct. 30. Everything grown on the farm Is humming, and it seems almost likely that the talk-ed-of fifty-cent butter will be an actual fact, as it is retailing for 38 40c at this writing. Apples, Baldwins, $2.252.25 per bbl.; same for Spits and Greenings; Jonathans, $3 4.50. Bartlet pears 35.75; Seckles, $4 7; Beurre Bosc, $3.50 g 5.50; common stock, $2 2.50. Quinces, $2.50 g 3.75. Peaches, Ohio, per bushel basket.$l 1.50. Plums, 20325c per 8 -lb bas ket. Grapes, Delawares, 40(g) 50c per 20-lb basket; Niagaras, 35 40c, and same for Concords Cranberries, per bbl, $5.25 6.75. Potatoes, per 180 pounds, $1)1 .87,; per bbls, $2.37 2.50. Sweets, $11.50. Onions, yellow, per 100- lb bag, $1 1.12; red, 75c$1.37; white, per crate, 75c$l. Cab bage, 50 65c per bbl. Carrots, per bbl, 75c $1. Cucumbers, per bbl, $2 4. Cauliflower, per bbl, $1.50 2.25. Lettuce, Norfolk; per basket. 40 75c. Pumpkins, per bbl, 40 60c. Peppers, per large bbl, $1 1.50. Spinach, per bbl, 25 80c. Peas, Va., per basket, $2 4. Butter,' creamery specials, 32 32 i extras, 31 31 ; firsts, 29 30c; factory 24 25c; inmitation creamery, 26 27c 27c. Eggs are firm and high. Western extras, 31 33c; extra firsts, 28 29 c; storage stock, 22 230. Turpentine, 61 c. The largest yields of wheat hare not been made with less than one bushel of seed per acre nor with more than about 1 bushels per tor. TOILS cms Writ (or our tree Pamphlet on Drainage. Gives all necessary Information. Ttm wow to DratoandWH Y. lUse of drain tile Increases value ol land and crops at lea? to4C I per centTBECAUSB IT PREVENTS damare by excessive ratas: Prevents darn- bTBtasnant water and souring of soil, and prevents soil from becoming baked acd S fu enables the farmer to work soil earlier In the spring; lessens risk of "irpea " l eUei risk of surface washing, lit lets the air in. makes the soli warmer, U.d zXLZ Sheroots to go deeper. Consequently It Is a help In dry weather as well as ir. wet w?athSr1It lS good Tforill kinds of lanfs and all kinds of seasons. It is no expert Mt WemaielsUPBMOR itrade of drain Ule at a reasonable price. Wsite for pamphlet and let us auote prices. POMONA TERRA -GOTTA COMPANY, POMONA, tJ. G. tiaasiaetarers of Ferss Drain Tile. Sews l. Wefl TsJbliifc Ete. ; IT PAYS TO UNDEBDKAIN WET LANDS Mr. A. 1m French siys that some of his drainage Investments have paid him 1,000 per cent In two years. WK MAKE CEMENT DRAIN TILES of the best quality. Our tiles are always Stnifbt and Itsal and Cisv Strstftt Witt f. Let us tell you why you should use them. CONTENTNEA CONCRETE COUPJNY. WILSON, N C OUfldER CITV DILLS Band name, today, for Big Free Book and nw Cwf Frio direct from oar factory for a UtMt-lm proved Quaker City tfiu FotdOrtader tliatwlU just u your neeoii vox uowmt Frco Trial- do Honoy Dorm Frolgbf Paid 40 yesrvtbe standard. Choose 1 1 i am a vj a mn kJ o From cob meal to table meaUf Ask for Free w4 Mill Blu V Weatern ahlpmenta from CbJoagovK A. J. 8TRAUD CO: 38lh and rubert Streets, Philadelphia. 3v For Rabbits. Chickens. Hogs. Sheep. Tnr Horses, Cattle. 160 styles. Big kT mm. n mmm mm . A . 1 m x,-,. tif spring rust proor wires, wiuawy v . 3f I stock, wind and weather. Free sample .V & cat m 9m. m m. m m m wm n w mm a . w , at i Hi 15 to 35c per rod. We pay freight I V Dept. 89, 5liefWTn Brown Fenee & WJreCo- 3 ' Dept. 89. Cleveland, O. " FaOESSSSSf' Made of H igh Carbon Double Strength Colled Wire. Heavily Oalvanlse4 to preTentrust. Bare no agents. BeU at f aetory prioee on 90 days free trial. We pay all freight. ST heights of farm and poultry fence. Catalog Pre. COILED SPRING PENOK CO. Box 72 Wlnohoater. Indiana. SB tSeimo a ISmsS ForafJ-lnohRof fsaeai Its for M-iachi las for SMashi ts lt for s-inch fie toca 74nch Farm Feoos KO-laoh Poultry Fence Ste. Lowest prlots ever maUe. Sole on SO slsys trUU Catalog tree. Writ tor ft today. itrresuaAri ono&. 84 Muneis, ino. A COMBINATIOM HULLER. The Victor Pea Holler tkraihei Peas, Beans. Sorghum Seed, Kafir Cora, Garden Seed, etc Strong, easily operated sad fight ia weight. Uoes oeaiiy as orach work as larger and heavier machines. Good dder mill, wheat fan and separator. Can be taken apart and set op again ia five minutes. Catalogue freenpon request. Address Dept. fICTOR PEA, HULLER CCCDeJtoa. Ca. Whr TT1 crl tVio n.Ai1n.ttlli..nii tm. mtA sail m if yon use somebody else's scales, you're going I more or less "by guesswork." IntailanOsgooa 11 Un.1. f0 mmmmmmMmm mmm-, VAWT II v jviu vbu wilt A.un your wciguis 11 wn iuu jiue i or erery- i i ininjr. juaiiT stales to II select from. Prices within 1 1 , your reach. if . Write for Catalogue f I Ossasa SetLE Ca. 1 1 u204lur8SAra.a.T. U 02S te $50 23-s Rich, Virgin Soil That is the big advantage of farming in Ar kansas and Eastern Texas. Your land there is not worn out by years of crop-growing.The soil doesn't need constant cultivation and f er tilizing to make it produce. It grows big ger crops of almost everything than farms in older sections and yet fertile land can be had a a rst p . T? there now at trom to )tz per acre, r ar mers there do not take years to pay for their land. Often a single season's crops pays the entire cos: of the farm, for in Arkansas and East Texas you not only get bigger yields and often more than one crop, but your income is not eaten up by long costly Winters. Stock can graze all year and never needs costly shelter,, for the Winters are t short and very mild. You get the highest prices for your products at near-by markets and your family has good schools and churches to go to. Is it any wonder that thousands of farmers are going down there to better themselves? Why don't jwtf. - You will never know how big the opportunities really are until you investigate. Send for free copies of our books about Arkansas and Eastern Texas. Post yourself on conditions. Take advantage of the low fares offered twice each montn by the Cotton Belt Route.Make o f.fn rlsvurn thpro t(t look 8" rotmd. It wW be a start on the road to prosperity. Write today tomorrow you may forget. E.W. UBeanme, G. P. &T. A., SI.LS. W.Rj. 1427 Pierce BMg, SL Loois "See our rice exhibit at the Land and Irrigation Congress, Chicago. November 7th to December 4 th. '. .,- oro water esse&ssip, than is raised bj any other pump ox iu ssme type is produced by the "American" Centrifugal Pump It's becanse the lmperar is sccor- niiitiAl to Hia 'ssnlnff. there is no sudden change of direction of the water in pass Ins thru the pump, and the entire me chanical efficiency nnntri bates direct ly to the raising of water. "Ameri can" Oentriragais are guaranteed rigidly. Ask for our new catalog. - w s.irnrs. The Amerlctn Well WorM. nmm i?" Jfint au Jana ---Srdnor Pump Company. Rtrhmond. Virgint ii. ,4
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