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ITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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la earaaoe .. I4.es
;r, Bot la 4Tao.V,i.M
ir hr earrtor Is ta dtr'
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AKD CRATE OOUNTT.
ew BernlS. C August $6, 191V
J UPSON HABMON FOB AGBI
CULTURAL PEOGEE89 ;
Akong the manj State interestel
aivance.4 by Governor Harmon, of
Ohio, bis help to the farmers has
beea notable as .the following will
. show i Jadson Harmon U a. man
who does things, who - wastes no
time, who cares for all the inter
ests 'submitted to Vis care.' If his
rale is wise over a state it will be
over a nation as President. - Gov-
- ernbr Harradn is one of the strong
est characters ever 'found in the
. foreranks of the Democratic party,
a man who lends dignity and force
to a party.
-1 ", First of all a decent respect for
. the ' farmer .'and his calling has
been inspired and firmly establish -,
ed. A law has been enacted that
values the property of the rail-
jroads and big corporations : np to
'feqoality with that of farm proper-
rii
. , ty- Every county may now estab
Jish an experiment station of its
". own. Eliminated ' the fertilizer
x-sfrauds which, existed for yeans prk
, Or and which ' were aneoonOmio
-loss of millions oi dollars to the ag-:V-
xicnltural 3itttafc:f
' Established a Stat Serum Farm
$od Research, Institute for the prov
tection 6t live stock Interests." o
; rj Increased the . appropriation ' Of
.. money for the suppression and
prevention of contagious - and. in
factious diseases among live stock
;from 15,000 to ll 'a yearr
Introduced pruning and demon-
j trating work which has resulted
i in . saving thousands .,' of acres', of
: orchards and rejuvenating tha
,V fruit interests in the 8tate.
, Under his . administration over
$100,000 have been appropriated
- for the holding of five . days agri-
cultural schools in each county of
The funds available ' for "farmer
-.institutes, four in each county,
- have been increased from 122,000
to 30,000 per annum.' ,..
A bureau pf Bee Inspection .has
.r'leen established, which has stopp
led the ravages of a disease that
; L. was rapidly ruining the apiarto-
; v. lerests oi tne atate.. ... r;
Zj- The enactment of a UwJ making
' ' it compulsory to teach agriculture
J. tn the public schools1 is one of the
crowning events Of his "efforts and
administration, :4 yh'-y
A thorough and rigid Inspection
. of commercial feeds and fertiliser,
r the result of which has beeir, to
' compel the lisening of almost twice
; Mi many" brands, and thereby
" doubHpg the menus to the State
from these sourceav.- f'-'
"- vXlbetal srpiopriattoos idt Vkt
roDnlng of agrlcaltural trains
throuchout all parts of the State,
, and which have bten of great ed-
neational value. 'A t
Liberal sod Unprecedented, ap
' propria tlona for the support of the
'Experiment Station a Toostet
' and the sub-stations four- in aum-
. Appropriations providing for a
ootnpletesoi surrey of the entire
State. V'fe:i.V.t-,-
An appropriatlod to encourage
dairy Interest,' U
-
The establlbmeut of Farm Ia
t or Bureau to meet the demand of
' ' n fartnrr for hired help. '
; !.5sUtIiBhmcotof afarraLand
m to rrclaluj wMte and uo-
vaU-4 laodi ta Ohio and tt--
and eomplling hnportant
in relation thereto.
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STrEMJOUS
A Story Thy T.ll of Str.uM' Abilit)
. a a Conductor '
- "Tb Ute Tbomas WentworUi Rig
flnjoa," aald a Harvard lnstroctor.
"Jo ved musk-, bat not ib extreinelj
tBchpicul Basle of Rlcbard Straasa
Bavel and others of that type. .
Ooicnliig Stranst and ti tiang
tag, crashing- inusie. eolonel Blegln
on used toteil a ory.
- "He aald that Atraass went on sum
mer on a bunting trip la the nxran
talna... it chanced that, on a: certain
afternoon a terrlnc tbundentorm de
scended on tbe bunting party. Amid
eanpllttlng thunder and bunding light-
ntng, amid deiugea qf rain whipped-by
a roaringr wlnd.. tn " hnntsmen -all
rlaonght abetter. - -i
"Where, though, was 8tranasr - , -,
5 "Three friend met out lo alarm -to
look for blm. i They feared that In the
wild jgbaoa of the atonn be had fallen
down a precipice. - After a long while
they found him. - They found hlnr do
ing what do you anpposeT.'" i - .
Strauss . stood bareheaded on the
nmmlt of a lofty crag, i The light
ning played aboot him la vivid violet
flashes;; the rain deluged blm;.the
thunder rolled and rambled 4 round
Mm; the roaring wind flapped hia coat
tails about his bead. and. the musician,
a ramrod In Ws hand, was busily en
gaged on his high crag in conducting
the thnnderstormr' Washington Star.
" WantadWTwo Good Murderer.
" Some curious letters passed between
Garrlck and a man named Stone. The
latter was employed to get recruits for
the low parts M the drama, and one
night he wrote to Garrlck, "Sir, the
bishop of Winchester la getting drunk
at 1he Bear and swear- he will not
play tonight1 -
At first sight this seems peculiar con
duct for a blshoo. but It should be .ex
plained . that .the communication only
refers to the man engaged to take that
character infthe play of "Henry VIII."
' On another occasion Garrlck wrote
to Stone: "If you can get me two good
murderers I will pay you handsomely.
particularly the spouting fellow who
keeps the apple stall on Tower -hill
The cut In his face Is Just the thing.
Pick me up an alderman or two for
"Blchard' lf yon can, and I have no ob
jection to treat With you for a comely
mayor o. - iy .
I . T -.: All Broke.
"Is. your father In?" the man with
the Tallae asked. V . - v.
io the boy at the front door aald.
be' "away somewhere brealda' a year
..:1s your mother In J". 'l
' ""NO; she's out In. the harn breakln'
an old hen of aettln,,, ' ' " - . .
, '"Ton have aa older "nrothert haven't
your r.
"Tee. but he's layto" dowa.npatairs
tryln'cto break op a cold." r
"Well, can't I sell yon some patent
clothespins?" - ; , t
No: Tm b roke." -Chicago Trib-
Ohildren Cry
H FOR f LETtHER'S - r"
CASTOR I A
The Leonardo da Vinel portrait of
Bona liiaa disappeared. from the'8alon
Carre of ths Louvre, ia Paris.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
' " . Lucas County sa -
Jrank j. Cheney' nukes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F
J.. Cheney & Co., doing business ia
Ui eityot Toledo, County and Stat
foresaid, .' and ' that Uid Brm wil
pay ths sum of -ONE . HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each aol every east
of eatarrh that cannot be eared bj
ths use of .Hall's Catarrh Care. "j'.? )
8wora to beiore mi and subscrib-
d in py presence, this 6th day oi
peeember, A, IX 1888. 'i ' r
t (Seal) A, W..QLE1S0N.5'
Vn'v.v'JOTAW PUBUO
A Half s Catarrh Cars Is.taken inter
eaOy, and acta direelly on the blood
and mueous surfaces of the system
Send fqj r testhnonials free. ;lv ?
T. J.'CHENET COnToledo, a
r Sold by all Druggists, 76o. '- '
-Taks Hall's Family Pills for eon
nipUoaV-:'.i"-.1
. The jory lathe cms of Henry C Bit
tie, charged with the mordir'of hi
wife, bai breq .completed at Cbeater
"1 J court botur. Vs., and tb lntrodue
tion ef ttitn win hoetn lotfsy. '
LIVED 0;j v
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Mm. Songbird Paid Her Haughty S.
eiaty Patron. In FulL y .-
Last year a prominent Boston society
leader, in arranging A musical surprise
af an elaborate dinner gl vek Jam', thai
town's elite, called on a slngefof re
nown to engage her services fjr that
event., it chanced that the singer. was
naturally independent On the other
hand,, - the caller was notoriously
haughty. As a result this was what
transpired between them:' t
After the visitor bad announced the
Import of her coming, the slnrtr .suc
cinctly said she would sing one num
ber for $200, and that It would be a
Wagnerian selection, , - . 5
iThe price we will not haggleTover,1
said the visitor, "but Instead (tf that
grand opera -selection I want you to
render one of the light and popular
ditties of the AatV .: -r :
"For the Wagnerian song, 200; for
the popular ditty, $300," was We firm
reply. .- Vii t
' "But, madame," expostulated (ho so
clety leader, ."your classical -eong Is
much more1 exacting on your -powers,
o . why ; should you charge more- for
, ' .
"Ah," replied,. the Independent one.
"the harder song! Is all fun to ae; the
So the price was fixed at $80u, "
Just as tne haughty visitor ; waw
about to depart, she turned ' to the
artist and said: t .
"Of course, 1 shall not expect you to
mingle with my guests.". , .
"Ah," ww the biting retort. "I shall
throw off. $50."-Llfe. ,
An ordinary case of diarrhoea n, as
s rule. be. cured by a single de of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea .Remedy. This remedy has no
superior for bowel complaints'. For
sale by all Dealers.. , -, ' '
Atwood, tne bird man. is wilWm a
few hoorS flight of New York trd will
reach there today, having ah-eed bro
keo the world's eross-eountry reoud of
UM miles.
Bar it now. Now is the time t tmv
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colie,.iChoi-
era ana uiarrnoea Kemeuy; , it aj ai
mcnt certain to be needed before the
summer ts over. This remedy has no
superior, ror sale by ail Dealers. .
-A Ohave ta China. .'-
.The Rev.Xools Byrde, a missionary,
gives an Interesting account in rloa
don paper of a shave in .China.' He
write:- - ."The greatest, treat whlib l
only give on special occasions la a mid
day shave In public; in the early morn
ing's Chinese Inn it terribly dark,' and
it night bed soon claims one: . I select
a table at the street front (the hoe
front ia ' formed -of movable :
which are eorireif taken away dUrlnt
the day) and. provided with the neces
saries, commence operations. ? Fifty or
sixty people stand round In ranka," the
Innermost Circles' consisting of children
and i the onter. rings ; of .soeh vaad
mothers wltb tbelr babes. ' Not a word
is uttered: alt eves, are fixed. Srl on
the sharing brab as ths soap is fath
ered on the face, and thn en the r&tor
ss the stubble fulls. The Cblneae never
shave themaetvea, and possibly ti see
S man handling a rate on bimnelf hsy
sufgrxt- that he ts about J commU
aaraklrl In their, rlllsge."- : -.
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Tta Kfci Yea E::3
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btl'-nsT" "I don't know." Tr
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shapes which th
perteot only lm:
and are renders
excitation of tb
now is the rod:
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slates this glan
afterenps aeea t
of shapes whlc
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there, or. rathe
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without being i
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if you let then:
occurs In the )
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extension of t
say . that notl
anywhere "wh
graphed-; that !
the great plcti
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theosophy, th
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was Aristotle
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tobacco. 1 d
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and Industria
College,
Jthe State for the Women
jina. Five regular Courses
rees. Special Courses for
tuition to those who agree
hers in the State. Fall
September 13, 1911. For
other information address
FOUST, President,
iie-- N. c.
TEH CAROLINA
IF AGRICULTURE
PIC ARTS
iS INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
courses -in Agriculture;
ectrical, and Mechanical
in Industrial Chemistry;
inufacturihg and Dyeing.
irsea m Mechanic Arts and
Art.'; One-year ccue in
I These courses are both
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ii are held, at all county
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1859 1892 1910 1911
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ESTABLISHED 1898
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