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THE THRIFTY LEGHORN FOWL
JV" Uvelyi Active and the Btt of
Foragers. ;
The Leghorn, fowl hold the Bam
place amoiig 'poultry that, the Jeisej
,holds among cattle. The question of
profit in poultry lias decided In favor
q egg-producing breeds. Leghorns
ara lively, active, and of a rc.sties3
disposition, the test of foragers, and
-xsrill riV iit i fitA - narr rxf Ihflir Hv.
;ing: duriagr the year. They ar licht
.lUrg, an ta cost t raifliac taem
7 to maturity la afceut eae-aalf ifeat of
ui . Hks uVi m m .w mm mm 9mm
ariy, farther $ulkJrtkt julUu 4
' ten bee La ujlr f whoa 4 monLkj eld,
.And eockerete a4 tfci mjem a.
'fciey aro u . :at Ufcn, arewilag
between IS c 240 cg per
'Their eggs r sure wkit la
? and weigh. b-r 10 U tke pad. Aa
table fowls thy ,r fairly food. By
taany they are esI44. aceelleat.
The only Udnz that cam be said
.against them is that they are aaiall
in size. Altogether, tfcr are & of
.the moit profitable br4 of poultry
that can bo kept upon the farm, and
the cheapness of their keepiaf will
allow the raising of two Loghorns for
the cost of one Asiastic Tfcy must
be warmly housed in winter to lay
well and to protect their pendulous
57attlesN from frostbite.
GOOD NkWS FOR R0XB0R0-
Gray African Geese.
Gray African geese are by many
Taisers considered the most profitable
of all geese to keep. They grow the
heaviest in the shortest space of time,
,and are ready for market in ten
weeks, weighing at that age between
; 2 and 10 pounds. They are very much
like the Pekin duck in thiB respect,
and as compared with other geese
give the most satisfactory returns for
-the least labor and time spent in
I I T Twmm II I In if
growing them. They are, according
to standard weights, as heavy as the
Toulouse and Embden, but specimens
are not uncommon that exceed theso
weights by several pounds. They are
first-class layers and average about
40 eggs in a season. This is consider
ed as a- low estimate for their egg
production. For table purposes they
are esteemed very highly, their flesh
being fine and nicely flavored.
FOWL FINDINGS.
Do not discard a variety as useless
or unprofitable with only one trial.
Give the hens all the skimmed milk
and buttermilk they will drink.
Feed young chickens often if you
would keep them growing readily.
The food should always be suffi
ciently varied to keep tne fowls with
a good appetite.
When eggs are desired, do not
gorge the fowls witfc, food whici
makes fat
The explorer who" is visiting the
iiheik in the Soudan is much im
pressed wiih his magnificent grove of
trees.
"You have a splendid collection of
trees," he says politely. "It must have
taken much time and money to bring
them together and plant them in such
An orderly manner."
"Really," says the sheik, "they coal
me nothing."
"You don't say?"
"It's a fact. You see, our insurance
companies remember their patrona
with a tree the first of each year."
"How odd! At home our insurance
companies give us calendars."
'Which amounts to the same thing
These are date trees." Judge.
- A Question, of Title.
"Yes," said the young nobleman, "I
am to be married to Miss Boodling
ton." "That demonstrates my- theory,"
said the embittered author. "I have
always said that a 'catchy title would
sell almost anything." Washington
Star.
Getting Rid of Proofs.
f "Mrs. Flutterhy" doesn't show her
ge, does gkt
"Well, no;
before she ess,:
ren of hszy
WLsXsl DeaEsr
: " : -
Pslt&er'a new suit fitted beautifully,
jut ho-. was skcrt f lf tho prioe. Ht
ad'i 'the suit b&ly, hut hU tailor
was decidedly .dioiaelixiod lpasfr with
it till ;It was paid for. ' After lytas ;
awake all aigat revolving in hi
ciind various schemes, old and new,
to get possession of the9 coveted at
tire. Palmer evolved a hritltant idea.
He put oa ft a Ljk cellar twe else too
Jars for kixa. went to his tailor and
tried on the coat again. Of course it
ti'icDCe at- L Vr::Ui8COver-ji fcei I Gu re
'A,r rears of '. ex prri?tfent aVflf
"C'otiiijr'in-dy Ji btD fpumi
t.! t oof orl. rlivV?, but a3olut-it
etee. to ptay cared. RhuaiaticJiii
is caujsed j yen fxcers of poisonoug
ac ds in thj? blood. The; new dis-
covery ;HUECJ M AHJI OE, tungh
ANOTHER
did not lit around the coUar. and j p , y vpgerfib;e and Hcni? through
would hivfi ti h litt fliit. Tho nm-rt " V & &
day ho put on a eollor a half size too
small and tried on the coat again.
The collar of the coat bulged out tja
tho baek as if it had been constructed
tor the aek a pullUL v
t CAt var tkat tkin, &txib&
ralaafcer. "It does svot fit at all."
"He, it tecs &o b4Asa to,"
tsve toiior.
nrW) UmkurtA wh tt now ti3i
re har rui&od VL I asa 1
vast IL"
"Wa. HI ten you what m deu
prcpd the tailor, who did not waiit
ft satoflt lft on his hands. TU knock
e ti oa tk price."
"lUm't want a suit that doesn't fit,"
3cLar4 Palmer.
"Well. Ill make it flu."
"Ifoke tt $12.50 and Til take ft."
"All right, but I lose money on it
at tha
Palmer paid another tailor $1 to
have the collar altered, paid for his
tuit and had $1.50 with which to take
his girl to a baseball game. New
York Press.
VERY ROUGH.
Ah'ofikieN. C.Jan 15;$o4
Mrs. Joe Person. ": ; .
you or tb-won tufr cure jour
Kerijery m&Q ou ujy babv 4rl,
50fei4tyrft sKo be a afflted
with some blood impnrijy- wbieji re
united in. some raw s?res ft bd scabs
on ei fa.e and fe-?, vv hi di troublt d.
her eeverel? for 12 yrs, more or
lees. AfUT trying d'fiVrent4nimn8
an d f on i pb y aiciana it h out an j rer
mahent relief, by chance I ew one
of vour papers and r ad some of
your tFfctimoniaJs I decided to try
your Bemepy At ter.piuns is a abort
while she began to "iu proye: when
she bad taktir two bottles oi it tbe
soreejwere entirely bealsd ind now
seetns entirt-ly wll. I consider your
rtmedie one of. the bt blood pnri
fiera on the market; ;aJso one o the
best medicines, for teething children.
Yours ery trbly; ' -Mrs.
A . G. Bazemore.';
: TitA5w.-. F-'i ten
IV i . VJ J Q f
Dr.n.
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tiejrao ice v i
hraothe, to the p.;
Rea'le Ho'el. Otii..
m., I to 5 ad 7; bO t
; lit
;;p- vices "ij
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KiTCHm ;& CARLTON
Attorneys and Coum!.'
v; Iors at Law,
BOX BO HO, N. c.
-Practice: whfrv r services reqnWM
TEACHERS MEETINGS -, W . D. M
erntt,
Attorney and Counsellor at
' Law,
K0XB0R0, N. (j.
f. d. catAyERj '
V
"Was Jessie offended when you let
your beard grow?"
"Yes; she said she felt it rerf
Eauch."
Queer Sex.
r 1 " i
re
"Women are certainly queer,'
marked the old bachelor.
"What's the answer?" queried th
inquisittive person.
"The majority of them," replied th(
old bachelor, "would rather becomi
pittied wives than remain envie
spinsters."
Vengeful.
Haris "I suppose that Foster wai
pretty well wrought up when-he found
that somebody had stolen his watch?J
Barlow -"I should say he was! Hi
was wild with rage. He said thl
watch vm Uto minutes slow, and he
hoped it would make the thief loose i
train or be too late for an appoint
ment, or some such vexatious thing at
that." Boston Transcript.
After First-Prize.
Silas-"My! But that Jerry Bilson has
a lot of different patches on his troue
sers."
Cyrus "Yes, an' he'll have to staj?
In the house all of next week."
Silas "What for?"
Cyrus "His motther is going to
send his pants to the county fair as a
crazy quilt."
much as sis Sid
ose grown-up eji!8-
en-
Felice The diamond in this
gagement ring is awfully imall.
Henri I told the jeweler it was for
3 the smallest hand in all Parif.
Journal Ajnusant
The Real Thlno.
"Are th members of . your amateuj
tramatic club very enthusiastic?", t
v "Are they! Why, when we present
ed 'Hamlet' in the next, village last
week half the company walked all the
way home on the Tailroad track Just
to give it a professional llaTor."--
Puck, -.. i r-
tiatare's -channels, ufutraltee$":tht8e
acids ad sweeps aH poisons, and
harmful germs but vi the blood. At
U.f same time it tonea up the stom.
ch and reguUtes the liter and kid
net B. v ' ' f'. ;
Rhepmacide therefore,1 cores the
diseafe permanently, because it re
rnoyes the cause. It has enrtrd hur
virede of cases after the mot noted
doctors and hospitals have failed
RHEUM ACIDE cured James Wil"
kes, of Dillon, S. C., after he had
been held In bed by rheumatism for
three yeara and his fret were drawn
up almost to his. hick. This is
only one of the many marvelous
cures RHEUMACIDE hasalready
p. rformed. RH ETJMOIDE is cur
ing many cases of Hneumatism,
Sciatica, lumbago, gont kidney
trouble, indigestion and coLStipation
right in this community today
Becti8e it has cured so many
others we believe it will cure vou.
All th leadi r g druggists 'in this
place sell and recommend RHETJ
MACIDE. otice Sale oi Land.
Under and by virtne-of the powers
coctained in tne last will and testa
ment of Cain J. Hester dcoied
I will as Exeeutor of said Hester
sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on v
SATURDAY DEO. 9th, I9O5
at 12 o'clock m. the following tracts
or parcels of land in Person county,
Oliye Hill townsh p, to wit;
No. 1. Beginning au pointers or
Hyco T. D. Winstead's corner
thence south 49 depress east 24.60
Ti- - wc,- ... I
cnains 10 ti rK, cii.pea uujuer,
thence Snipes south 45 i degrees w.
8.63 chains to tboru bush, thence a.
26 J degrees east 27.50 chains to a
walnut oh the east of a branch ,
qq oc ni,;n T)kJ mviU:ion extended to the duM c his new and commodious building,
I i-.n. rs m,rnm 1 w v lit I n. . I U n ' Lrrt ,v I r.' a KanlT QY(l
Newroofl Jinp, thecce eonth 67i -de-. A i "uu eucourage ou ; -ujom iuo i. D
I t-r 1 n V n m . t. L. I in.rl nil., innlfn nil Hi r I I WAT K
. . 1 I
interefted in these meetings. Don'? in his line to call on mm.
m i.lll . ill 1 1 .
thenne north 2i detreea f(7 chiah PW'H y miuiwDg you win noc near
to pointers in Hyco, thence down Hn educational address, and the
Hyco at it meanders 38 cnaJns to tinft will not be lotmstu g but
to the beginning conUining 193 J turn on. and hear the teachers dis
more or lets, . ' " cnss e8e 5Ut; the able ee-
XT n . . . . . . 8 iys they will read. This will amp
M" f"-"-- " ly repay yon for attending
I wi I hold my iVachers Me. tings
at the following place.
Bushy Fork Township, District
No. 4, Monday, Nov. 6 Su.
01 e Hill Township, District No.
2, Tuesdoy , Nov. 7th
Cuningbam Township, - District
No. 1, Wednesday, Nov. 8th
Woodsale Township, .District No
4' Thursday, Nov. 9ih
Roxboro Township, Dss rict No 4
Friday Nov. 10th
FiH River Township, District No
2, Monday Nov. 'tb
Mt. Tirzah Tovr.ship, District No
2 Tuesday, Nov.' 14th :
Allensvdle Township District Is 6
1, Wednesday Nov. 15th .
Holloways Townehip, District No
2, Thursday. Nov. 16th
Tacherf are require to attend
these meetings The prog ram m
wiil b- a discussion of the gtnerl
school wo k, commencing at 10 o1
e.lock a. m. and essays by the teach
ers in the afternoon. I request all
teanbera to come prt-pared to discuss
these subjects, and prepare an eesay
f.n some-educational Subject, I aUo
rtqueet he teachers at whose schools
th ' meetings will be held to get up
a short programme of recitations, or
nw thine :tnrronrinrp for the n(f5frPi
aion. Tre game request to the dfbet
tracners who may wioh to take a part
itns my purpose to make tnese meet
ings instruf tive. stimulatint?. euthus
lastic, and in eresting, A cordial JEWELJcjli, Koxboro, JN. U., 18 in
Att'y at Law
e
Ne Lunsford,
Attorney at Law,
Office ovr E. A. Bradsher's stare,
ROXBORO, N. C.
0. S. Winetead. W. 1. Rradfehpr
instead , & Bradsher, s
Attorneys at Law,
KOXBORO, N. C.
Special atteu'lon given to Federal
practice, b th in the State and at
Washington. Attend regjiarly the
courts of Person and Caswell.
All busioess entrneted to our care
will receive prompt attention.
Vhone 43
W. H.'B. NEWELL,
THMAKER
gceea west 30 chains to a rock New
tons corner in Thompson's line,
Hyco Thompson s corner, thence
with said Thompson's line nrth 2
degrees east 13 chains to a rock and
pointer, Thompsons corner,- thence
with Thompsons line ncrtn 87t w.
13 and 25 100 chains to a rock Mur
ray 8 corner, thence Murrays iine N.
21 e?st 38 chains to a rock Murrays
nnrner. tnence Murrays line north
871 west to a. rock in gully thence
21 east with Murry & Gravett line
18 25100 chains to rock and poin-
G. F OLLOWAY,
County Supt.
-7xboro, Oct. 16th, 1905.
Tonsorial Artist
On the corner of Main street and
tleams Avenue, at Pioneer ware
bouse.,,
. ROXBORO, N. 0.
By virtue of an order of the Supe
rior Court ina Special Proceeding be
fore the Clerk entitled B. O. Oravitt
and others agamst Arthur drayitt
and otners, we wilL as commissioners
ter on branck, B L Bradshdrs line appointed by eaid court, on the.
thence said Bradshers line south I (VJondaV Dec 41 905
at the ftourt nonsA door in RnThnrn
Plots will be shown on day of sale gell to the hndieft. bidder, the follow
TERMS-Onetbird CASH , cne- S'S
third in six months and balance in and Roxboro township, known as the
twelvemonths. Time payment to Mahala Gravitt tract, bounded oi
bear six per cent interest. Title re.- the north by Griffin Fountain; east
tained until full purchase money is
paid. Purchaser may pay all cash.
This November 6th, 1905.
; . B F HESTER, Executor of
Calvin Hester, Deceased.
Notice of Land Sale. Notice Re Sale of Land.
' By virtue of an order of the Scpe- V
ior Court of Person count?, made A
nihe Special Proceeding eau iu
. L. talker and o hers vs. UIvil
, Clayton and others, e'.f.henom8!
Mssionersof said court will expose
p-t sale, at uuouu "lu"' ,n
nrt house door in Roxboro a iv
r cent. bid having been placed on
rmer sale, on
MONDAY, 4th DAY OF DEC. 1905
it being the first Monday J
iw oonrihed lands, lJi"B J
CASTOR I A'.
for Infants and. Children.
fbe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
gnature of
me nonn oy vrrimn jp ountain; easi : "Tr j ;u0,i
Dy j.ju. ferKtns; so nn by u. M. wo iuuuns N
W T RlancyVitPT nnri I anrl haincr in Person COUnlJ.
west by George Harris.5 containing and bounded as follews; . A
(180) ono hundred and eighty acres 4 one half undivided c
more or iess. : v . i.i. a f Wn..dsda!e, W.
Terms:-One half cash, balance in in a iui, ui iuu gaid lot
6 months with, interest on deferred containing one nan Ll ' fand
payment from ay of sale. Purchaser having a store house upon
can pay all cash at expiration of $0 hoanded bv the lands ti
aays. .xnis 1 01 nepif ; Rrnntfi. the public ruu -
' T:.. f.nn,n(lm R&iiroau ib-
ljyncuuLug tx ju-xw
B. L. GRAVITT.
T. Ck BROOKS
rfitaineu j
5 t
. - HOLLISTER'S
Rocky .fountain Tea UuggQf
ft Busy Medicine ior Busy people ; ,
, Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. r v"Y
iA. specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Liver
and Kidney troubles, Pimples;- Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath, Sluggish. Bowels; Headach3
and Backache, wits Rocky Mountain Tea in , tab
let iornv 35 cents a box. - Genuine made by
H COUGH SYRUP f
J J cures Hacking, Coughs, i
: ,Sore Lungs, Grippeneu-; f
HAImnvT Ntfiwr ' TV Holusteb Dbuq, Company. Madison, Wis. J I .
i rowy s noney nd jar .golden t nuggets for sallow people v
: monia ana xsroncmtis m a
' few days, r :Why. then "risk:
Consumption j a -slow, sure
death? . Get - Dr.-Bull's s
' Cough Syrup;; . Price, ; 25cv ,
, .Don't be imposed : upon.
- Refuse the dealer's substitnte; it --is
not as good as Dr. Bull's. '.
Salvation Oil cures Rheumatism,
Aches and Pains. -15 & 35 cts.
of wav . , , .if .ch and
Terms of Sale: 0err in.
the balance in ilx ioi chaserto
terest lrom aay 01 for
giye.bond witn i?oou
deferred payment . d ,B foU.
ii;nniihaaR tiimu. r .... an
uuwi f.u,vu" ' n ,oSJh if De ov
J Purchaser may pay 1A
desires. :
This Nov. let, VM-
CommisS1
Tha Kind mww-
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