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Insnrg enV Organization.
The insurgent republican or
ganization which controls nearly
all the important states west of
the Mississippi is a vigorous one
an now perfected is being extend
ed through other parts of the
country in an effort to defeat the
renominotion of President Taft
next year.
It would be to the interest of
the democrats to have Mr. Taft
re nominated because he could
be defeated about as easily as any
man in the republican party
where as the nomination of a man
like Lafollette of Wisconsin or
Cummings of Iowa would cause
more than a substantial fight by
the Democrats, but, however, the
democratic victory would be
quite certain.
Is The World Growing Better.
Mary tilings go to prove that it
s. The way thousands arc trying
to help others is proof. Among
hem is .Mrs. V. Vv. Gould of
Pittsfieid, X. H. Finding good
:aa'a : . Uikms: Electric Bitter
s:." ..ivies o:hi' suite re rs.
terial to contain 10 lbs. of nitrogen
5 lbs. of phosphate, and 14 lbs. of
potash per ton. All of these con
stituents are taken from the soil
by the roots, built into the tissues
of the plant and giving out again
to a succeeding crop when the rye
decays.
A crop of green rye weighing
eight tons to the acre is easily
grown on the average farm in N.
C. This amount of green rye in
corporated with the first ten in
ches of a ten acre field would fur
nish to the soil of this field, in a
readily available form, 800 lbs. of
nitrogen, 409 lbs. of phosphate
and 1 120 lbs. o.I potash.
This is as much nitrogen as
would be furnished by 20 tons of
an 8-2-2 fertilizer or 100 loads of
fresh cow manure. The phosphate
in this amount of green stuff is
equal to that contained in 21-1-2
tons of an 8-2-2 fertilizer or in 209
loads of fresh horse manure. The
potash found in this material is
equal to that found in 28 tons of
a.i S-3-2 fenili.er or in 150 tons
of fresh horse imanurc. Sufficient
rw 'o sc.d the ten acres .will cost
a;our.u S 1 0, whereas it would cost
lAKQ mr. Kooseveit, vti la
Follette fully appreciates the
impressive effect of an occasion
al silence.
John J). Rockfeller's ancestor
came over here in. 1723, according
to a flower-bed.
In future we do not look upon
the hobo as a tramp: he is not a
migratory worker.
Foley's Kidney Remedy vs. a Hope
less Case. ,
Hon, Ark. J. E. Freeman says:
'I had a severe case of kidney
trouble and could not work and
my caseseemed hopeless. One
large bottle of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cured me and I have
never be'en both e'r
ed since. I always recommend
it."
Morris-Webb Drug, Co. H
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Otfat raj a2M8ai?J!??es
produced a axnainBriKfb wjtffcn Is said
to be a tomato bj' expllftshat yn
have called in.M Kaasas City Journal
A Ttrrttt Wnt.
1 reosllect a nurse called Ann,
wh6 earried-me atxmt the grass
And! one fine day a flao foung man
6am up arid ltiawd the pretty las
6bevdKl not make the least objection.
Th&ks I: "Aha!
When I ean talk I'll tell mamma."
And that's my earnest reeojlectkm.
New York Time.
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iiaui ana spread
stable nmure.
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A Good Book For Sale.
1 am glai to inform the reading
people of Person county that I
have the agency for the sale of
one of the most interesting books
to be found, A book of 162 pages
upon 47 different subjects, nor a
dull chapter in it, written bv a
scholar, A. M. and D. D. ft is a
$2.50 book' that I shall offer r'or
2.00 for awhile. One man has
sold as many as seven hundred in
less than a vear. The title of the
book is "The Harp cf Life.''
His Worst Fault.
, He Like most men, I have my sitork
tomiugs, I suppose, but '
She Oh, it isn't your shortcomings
father objects to. It's your long stay
fiigs. Spokane Spokesman-Review.
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English Pronunciation.
There was a young lady named Hough,
TSSqse father haia plenty ofidough,
ut his breeding was low,
And hfs .neighbors allow
That he ate like a pig in a trough.
Chicago Record-Herald.
and
Liver
Troubles
Evidence.
"yjiat reason hav you to think that
your 'boss thinks so muck of you?"
2He refused to -let me have ray va"
cation during housccleaning time."
Houston Post.
Leading Question.
Now, don't you think yo' f aitli would fall
Ef you-should take yo' sum'
An' try ter ride dat com?t's tail
Inter de promised lan'?
Atlanta Cvastitutiocu
ft
Much llcknesi starts Witfc weak stomach, and consequent
poor, impoverished blood. Nervous and pals-people lack
good, rich, red blood; "Their stomachs need invigorating
for, after all, a man can be no stronger than bis stomach.
A remedy that makes the stomach strong and the liver
active, makes rich red blood and overcomes and drives
out disease-producing bacteria and cures a whole multi
tude of diseases.
Get rid of your Stomach Weakness and
Liver Laziness by taking a course of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
the treat Stomach Restorative, Liver
Invi&orator and Blood Cleanser.
You can't afford to accept any medicine of unknown
composition as a substitute for "Golden Medical Discov
ery," which is a medicine of known composition, having
a complete list of ingredients in plain English on its bottle-wrapper,
same being attested as correct' under oath.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and Invigorate Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
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The Individuality of a Newman Bros.
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The distinctive quality of a Newman Rr,
ano-thc quality that makes it so diifor-n
other instruments is it's pure and vi'ora '
its artistic case designs; its easy actirv ,
durable qualities from start to finish,
If vcu rre thinking: of buying a r ..
will do vrell to fill out the couron i J.
have us mail you one of our art ca:;:;.-;
plaining- to you rulJy the supenotv r.1
man Bros. Pianos over theordinary instruments. Easy ter.r:-. '
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not cven-tlu' Oi'c-at V.'hiir Way of
fjeiiia.h Binford. '
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-""s; instantly from a Sre catcher to A FIREPROC :
' ' ' Ia5t 23 ' y:-' a3 tie building: ifiself and never needs repairs.
For further detailed information, prices, etc,, 5FP" 'O
LONG, BRADSHER& CO.
0. F. Molioway,
County Supt.
ixoxboro. X. C,
Sept. 25th, i. 2's
On-'A)
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Oil 'V:;.' . :0
if he 'jiiui
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NECESSITY OFORGANtC MAT
TER IN THE SOIL OR GREEN
MANURING NO 9.
We have now attempted to ex
plain the phenomenon called
'souring of the soil" and to point:
out a practicable remedy, namely
roll the green manuring crop: d'sc
it a number of times in the oppo
site direction of the rolling while
yet green and succulent in order
o cut it into small bits; plow
it uuuci . uiov n uuvu vi iwitt al
ter plowing, depending on the
amount Of material on the land;
with the disc set at a slight angle
n order to pulverize and mix the
cut-up vegetable matter with the
Tvhole soil stranum: and allow the
and to settle a few weeks and re
ceive one or more good rains.
"We shall now take up in suc
cession and discuss the value of a
number of hums forming materials
other than animal manured, and
then point out methods of , hand
ling them in connection with dif
ferent crops.
In a previous chapter we gave
the average chemical analysis of a
This country's bumps crops j
continue to bump a!! the sub
stance out of trie pronostic-a
t:ons 0! the hard-timers.
North Carolina:
County:
Person
which i am offering at
: the most reasonable
price. No old stock,
: everything new, bought
; right and will be sold at
' nrices which means
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OXFORD, N. C.
After exposure, and when you
feel a cold coming on, take Ioley's
Honey and Tar Compound. It
ehecks and relieves. Use no sub
stitute. The genuine in a yellow
package always.
Morris-Webb Drug, Co.
Now let us have a statue of the
Kaiser Wilhelm and Colonel
Roosevelt together, posing as the
doves of peace.
When a woman no loger finds
fault with her husband, she's a
widow.
ACQ OLD ADAGE
SAYS a
A flight purse Is a heavy cur5e,,J
Sickness makes a light purse
The LIVER Is the seat of nine
tenths of all disease.
iffi slip
go to the root of the whole mat
ter, thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore the action of the
LIVER to normal condition. M
Give tone to the system and
solid flesh to the body. v
large number of samples oj green
L'nJer ;wiJ by virtjre oi a decree . ( l!v;
Superior Court of Person ccuiity, in the spe
cial proceedings entitled, "ira L. Jones
and others against Sain P. Jones ana i 8 . ,
others," I will, as Commissioner appointed q yOU wheil V0U DUV. bee OUf
J:iiU l.OUH, CAj.'U5C IU sale IU L-ic hihc.Il
bidder, at the Court House door. inRoxboro.
on Monday, Oct. 2.?rd. 1911, at twelve
o'clock, M. the following lot or parcel of
land, to wit:
Lying and being in Flat River township,
Person County, bounded on the North by
the lands of Henry Moore and Joe Burch;
on the East by the lands of Joe Burch; on
the West by the lands of Mrs. Lizzie
Stephens and Cora Timberlake, and contain
ing 73 acres, more or less, according to the
survey and plat of William S. Morton, made
Oct. 10th. 1911, and said tract being lot
No. 3. in the division of the lands of the
late J. C. Vanhook, said lot being allotted
to Mrs. Laura L. Jones.
Terms of sale, one half cash, balance in
six months, deferred payment to bear six
per cent interest from date of sale, purchaser
having the option of paying all cash. Title
retained until Jull purchase money is paid.
This September 11th. 1911.
L. M. CARLTON,
Commissioner.
SUMMONS NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA:
PERSON COUNTY:
In the Superior Court:
Sam carver
VS
Annie Carver. ,
Notice of summons.
The 'defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above, has
been commenced iq the Superior Court of
Person County to obtain a divorce a vin-
cula; and tfie said defendant will further
take noticevthat-she is required to appear at
the term of the Superior Court of .said
County to be held on the tenth Monday af
ter ihe first Monday of Sept. 1911 ft being
the thirteenth day of November , 1911, at
the Court House of said Couniv. in Roxbom.
North Carolina and answer or demur to" the
complaint in saia action, or the plaintiff will
apply to. the Conrt for the relief demanded
in said complaint. .
This September 12ta. nil.
' , . D. W. RWATKHFD
Clerk of the StiP ertor (W trf Prn
MONEY
line before making your ' pur
chase. Will make you close
prices on buggies and wagons.
Better prepared than ever to
serve you in my undertaking
department, Mv personal atten
tion is given to every job. Will
appreciate a call
E. D. CHEEK.
Successor to
Roxboro Vehicle & Casket Co
Very Serious
It is a very serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong; one given you. For this
reason we urge you in buying to
U be careful to get the genuine .
THEDPORDS
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm-
ly established. -It does not imitate
:otheraedfcxne: It ia better than
others, cr; jt wcmU.not be the fa
Jwite liver powd, with' a larger
eala than all othan coablaed.
COIDEITOVXJ pa
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This school fcunded in 1850 has continued to row m, !.- !
hcicnt and more popular as evidenced by its increase oi D.(i: e
It has four buildings instead oi the, one building (iestro-! v
fire seven years ago, These building? are only two stories liigli,
and stand 30 feet a part The sleeping rooms are on 2nd floor
The class rooms are on tirst floor. This arrangement secua, ab
solute1 Safety in case of fire, and is the most healthful possible,
These buildings have complete water system, electric lights, and
steam heat, The furnishings are new and complete, Specialists are
at the head of alf Departments, and represent some of the great
Universities, Colleges, Conservatories and Art Schools of the land
Two Degrees Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science,
The B. A. degree has been lphgthed'by one year's work.
The B. A. degree omits Latin alter Ceasar. French after first
year, and Mathewmatics after Algebra, but retains full English,
Science, History and Moral Science Courses and is shorter by
one year than the B. A.
Board And Literary Tuition the year
. , $1 6 6.00.
Apply lor Illustrated Catalogue. '
F. P, HOBGOOD. Pres'
WHEN IN NEED OF
Monumental work
nlpnse ndvisft me and I
"if i - n ' 1 i
will gladly submit sam
ples and prices:
. L.w j, Ti-f nimm, JL- clerk of tne cip enor Cocrt m Ptrson mw 1 A ' - - S , a--:- - J , . . -
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