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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

(lfOpuSALS WILL. BIZ RECEIVED BY
L In. Board Of Directors of the street and
a,ynr Department, until 10 o'clock a. IN,
Apii y, 1900, fnr publishing tho Annual state
p-ut of the br!,h;imanc na per terms Of Ilrci,
a.r ion. ON i;iu al their Lillc. Attest:
m.S.j HARNLY J WILEY, soc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

EOR SALE-2J BROWN LEGiIORN
hens for sale cheap. tlno breed, year
old. II. Witsil, No. 23l2 jefferson street
m3J.lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
s{jss SALE.

rOR ShI.E-Ti.N il. ]. p. A. n. $. FOR
r cents at druggists. One gives relief.
a!:.lyri
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
FOR KEN'E.

EDR RENT-Sr1RE AND DWELLING
l u. the N. f. Corner Of Fourth and
U0!on Streets. Apply to John #. Daley
No, West Seventh Street. Also No. 4O6
Union street. m27-tf.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Tho E5vCtectsoriSt

is o monthly magazine published by thc Homc
Market Club, in Boston, Mass. Leading authority
su economic Queslionsi Il a year; 10 cents copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

AIDES! Use Chlchesters English snnyroyaI Pills,
Best! safcst! Only Reliable! fnks 40 Other.
Huy ~ your Druggist, or send tc stamps kr pnrtis,
aArs Anl 'hcefo La1ies" In letter b. pcturn mnil,
Chichcster Chemical Cv,. Ailsdn., "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Separate Skirts.

Ladies very stylish Tailor
made Skirts of Homespun, Vene-
tian, Cheviot and Covert Mix
lures, percalinc lined. in all the
latest designs, prices ranging
from 81. 9S to 50. 9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

w ANTED- MAN AND WIFE on WIDOW
w and daughter to do the work In u small
family no cooking for rent Of rooms. Ad.
dress NJ this Office, AIT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

The choicest ideas of foreign
and domestic makers, in the
greatest variety atpriccs rang.
ing as follows:
Ladies' Hats beautifully
trimmed, from $l.9S to S.. 9S,
that you cannot touch else where
for double the price.
Beautiful Children S Trimmed
Hats from Csc up,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
GREETINGS TO PRESIDENT.
Sent by G A. r. Encampment 10 Their Com
Tade. VIM Mckinley.
Washington, Aug. 3l.-The President has
received the following

Washington, Aug. 3l.-The President has
received the following:
Chicago. ILL.,. Aug 81.
President William Mckinley.
The 3ith national cncampment acknOwl-
edged the receipt Of congratulations M
their comrade. William Mckinley. th-
President Of the United States and send
greetings ~ him. assuring him uf tia.
great honor they feel in having Il com
ra0e Of the Grand Army of the RepubIi,
N the chief cNecutv" Of the nation. KNOW
irg that the flag that he followed in tn
dark days Of the republic will still be held
IN honor and glory. The camradeship Ol
the war stiii binds together The men az
the COS in a loyalty and patriotism that
proved an inspiration To thousands of ,...
fathers ana rallied them to the defence
of the country in the hour VI danger. ana
led by ComTade Macarthur i'll thc Philiu-
pine Islands and COmrade Chaffee in
China, they are n0hly mai,ainiug tnr
honor, the glory ANA the dignity WI tur
nation. Regrrtting that important pupils.
duties have prevented your attendance at
IN" encampment, We. however convey II.
YOU as President Of the United States our
personal greeting ANA regard
by order uf the encampment
'Sisnedb ALBERT -. SHAW
Communicated Chief
Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
Railroads and steamboats,
Grand Summer Excuyaion.
Boston { Philadelphia Steamship Co.
Tri-weekly Sallngs Detwcen Boston aud Psii,
FORTY tOupS sySrt

Steamers sail frnm Rostnn M rhlladeIrhin ~
cry Tuesday, Thursday EUd Saturday vt l. NJ
Steamers satl from rhlladslpE!a fnr H,ztar
every Muudav, Wednesday, -nd Iriu4r. at : T. 4
The steamers Of this company one of the old
est and best-Anown lines 10 the cuuntry-ran n
not lie surpassed IA point of up to-date construc
ton and appointments. and they are iu chaT :,
q the most careful and courteous commando. 4.
in the Cogstvise service
The steamers IN the Company's Boston phu
ade4Ihih feet are the ''Grpcian.' tneyS thI,
YEAR, Indian" "psrthiar AMI Spartan
Each ~ these co0stwlse Creyhounds has an en-
yiabc record for speed, rpgulsritr snd rteAii
ness and round rip In either OF them is a
most delightful experience.
Large. light, ana airy statero0ns rnorsy
promenade decks. and CommoJlcus snok ng
rooIls. coupled with most excellent table ser
wire. makes life on hoE-d ~ them the acme ~
comfort. 10 steamers plying along the Atlantic
'eatoard ran excel them IN these respects
Fare between Toston and I'hilndelVhls So: z,
cursion SIS. Including meals and berth
Tor further Information apply 10 r. T ZIG
Agent, Central Wharf Bostou Mass G,rORGp
G. ECkfIARbT Agent, IS South Delx ra-~ Az
'nue. Philadelphia. ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

w. r. Atherton Of Granite Hill farm,
Hallowell, was in the city, yesterday.
He called at the Journal office and
brought his welcome in the form of a
large basket of autumn apples, includ-
ing several luscious varieties. Mr..
Atherton is one Of the leading orchard !
lists of Maine and expects a yield of
500 or 200 barrels, this year. from his
trees. Even when neighboring or
chards fail. Mr.. Atherton generally
gets a good crop from his orchard
through his careful attention to it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
Da'lr k:nnepec 3ou,r,sL.

'". OF thanks. obituary notice1
oi".,ons OF respect. etc, will BE- chs,s..
a. tho rate OF ten cents per line. =.
cnaiees less than seventy-fiys cant.
-" Advertising announcems,s.
entertainments. whose object q ~.
raising Of money will be charrsa !, -.
rate OF fifteen cents 4 line.
A"Ser'is'ng notices, news form. vm
be excluded from our local column. :,
cept such as refer to advertiser. ooo-
pyihs space In our advertising coIumns
ana VIII be run under a separate heeI
on one OF the local pages.
'""scr'berS who fail to receive th>
JOURNAL promptly will confer Z fav~
by notifying the office inmediat.lv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

Calanthe Lodge No. So, L. Of p, will
begin work the middle Of September.
Il is expected that seven candidates
been accepted for the first rank. II is
the intention Of the lodge t0 gain a
membership Of 200 during the coming
winter. When that number IS acquired
the event Will be duly celebrated by
banquet OF other appropriate observ-
anCe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

Remember and take advantage OF
the Islanders Iow fare 70 Merrymeet-
ing Park. Il is the most favorable
time 0f the year for enjoying this trip
and the time IS short that you will
have the opportunity The Sunday
morning $50 electric will connect with
the boat as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The summer business at Belgrade
has brought an unusual number Of
teams into the city. Formerly the sum-
mer people were carried out on the
stages hut now that the business has
reached such proportions the hotels in
that section send private teams for
their guests Who come Oh the boats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

1t is stated by those VINO are in a
n sition Jo know that Belgrade will
uri fa,I UT in population Al much a.
il has been doing for number Of
years. The census taken. decade ago.
showed that there was a big falling
va. This year ii Is stated by go3d au-
tho~ity, that the falling off in popu-
la.ipn will not be more than Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
Local Matters.
~, igt.F9
The Journals Telephone CaII-l3S.4.
As Johnny Views II.

Mas a vegetarian,
Pas a faith-cur-ist
Uncle John, he says he's An
Anti-impcryulist
Sister Sues Wagner crank
Brother BilI plays golf
Gran pa tells us what he takes
FER 70 cure his cough.
Cousin Jcn writes poetry
Tells us what she's wrote
Aunt Layinia always claims
Wimmen ought to vote.
J 20 ont in the backward
soon as they commence.
Nc D mE nOg tn only ones
What's got any sensr.
baltimore American.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The members Of the Augusta Bicvcl-
club are planning 70 give a whist party
during the middle Of September. 1t IS
their intention 10 make it one Of the
social events Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The First Maine Cavalry Association
will meet in reunion at Merrymeetii,s
Park, BruSwick, at one O'Clock I. NJ,
Wednesday, Sept. II. 1900. Tickets VIII
be on sale at the ticket offices OF 'he
Maine Central, Aroostook, Rumiori
Falls. and Somerset Railroads ana the
Kennebec Steamboat Co, at one lar
for the round trip. At two O'CLOCK =
NJ trolley cars will be in readiness :"
take the comrades to Bath, where va
rious places of interest will be vlslteu.
The banquet will be at the casino a.
the park at o'clock +. NJ. After tne
BANQUET there will be music. renlarhs
from comrades, and readings oy Zen
nett Of 60. X 1t is hoped there WI,
be a full attendance Of comrades anu
their wives. The presence Of the iaute'
is especially desired to reorganlze '"'
Ladies Auxiliary Society
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The y. &. T. L. meetings will be re-
sumed. next Tuesday. Sept. 4th. Prayer
meeting al go p. NJ; business meeting
at !. A full attendance Is requested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The work Of making the repairs on
the court house will be completed by
the first of the week. The hall is now
in such a condition that its beauty can
already be seen. The dado is all in
place and is as pretty a bit Of work
manship as can be seen. The design IS
like that in the court room above, that
is. it is heavily pannelled. The steel
ceiling is nearly all in place and when
the work is fully completed the coun-
ty will have a corridor in the court
house Of which it may well be proud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

North Pittston, last evening, where ne
and Mayor w. G. Philbrook addressed
Republican rally. They were at
Nassalboro. the previous evening,
where they spoke before a large and
enthusiastic gathering Of Republicans.
A few nights earlier Mr.. Little ana
Hon. W. I. Haines of Waterville. spoke
at Dunn's Corner, Mt. Vernon. where
largely attended rally was held. Mr.
Little il d clear, forceful speaker ana
his presentation of Republican issues
IL most successful. if we may judge by
the reports from the various rallies
where he has appeared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

Today marks the opening of The gun
ming season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
New Advertisements To.Dav.

Merrill Bros.
DOans Pills
Lee e. Lishness.
candy Esculcttq
Shcrburne &, DALEY.
Whitman Il Adams On
For sale-House and lot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
Local Notice.

Buns today. Woman's Exchange
Sep1 dit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
Lease Expires.
Great Removal Sale!
roSITIVE ELY THIS IL A CUT
N
Muslins

We want to close out every yard.
Zoe. and 12iAc. qualities only AZ.
25c. organdies only Zoe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01

The church vacations end. today
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
a GOOD BREAKFAST

60 most Americans includes a tine Cup Of
coffee To growing number Of our pco-
PIE tea is as welcome in the morning as
at night-especially the Ceylon (English
breakfast BRANDY We are in position tc
please all tastes, for the reason that we
nave the best of both. Dainty, tasty and
wholesome breakfast foods of all kinds
our Rival Java Coffee stands second to
none and when once used there is no de-
sire to change.
Rival Java Coffee sold by Hill & Locke
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-09-01
iMackintoshes

Retail value Of these garments s. to
SO. closing prices $2.g .g8 and $39S. Chill
dren's mackintoshes worth $3.50, clos
ing price $i.9s.
'IIiLDl'EN'S SAILOR SUITS
worth $225, now only slto
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
A PROCLAMATION BY The governor.
800 RE w ARD
Ste to Of North Carolina.
Executive Department

Where's, off ;Ial Information has
been rec~svfd AT ChIa d c4r m Mt that
On - dav OF Apr J, 1899. EnCca Nc
CaIlum dc klll ard u,uer Atex AL
ord rear Rowland, in the cCunGy of
r b sIn.
Aud "a hereas it appears that the
-8td EOo~h Nc alum has f-d tho
State, OF 30 co Ca l. himself tnaC the
ordinary process Of Ia Cannot be
ze"vad upon him:
Now therefore. I, D , iai L Ru sell
Go r t6r OF = q Q NJ Nor b Carolna'
0, v r ua authority ~ ne vested by
aW do Iesue this my P defamation.
tt ing "a rev r. r. . = Hundred
nlars for The bpDFefe e on and de.
I.er Of me said Euoch NJ CaiI m to
he Sheriff Of r D0esOn county a, the
. Ur5 hOuRe III LuOertOn. and | { o en-.
I eli officers OF ire SG8re and ell
SUod CiiiZ ns 20 assist In bringing said
cr'mIn4i % ju4rice
D ne at our City Of Releigh, the Oh
dat OF ia u4ry, IN 'he year Of our
Lord u thousand rlne hundred and
n the mt hundred and twenGV fourth
ear of our Am|r'cau T. Gapqndence
DANIEL L RUSSELL.
By TT g q ove-"Or
BAYLUs CADE
PrIvaCt SECRETARY.
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| tion, could probably occupy the en-
these questions intelligently in-ths be-
ginning of the year, before crops are
planned or planned, OF at least before
it is too late to change plans that are
already formed, than TO wait until you
are reaping IN sorrow the folly of
| your mistakes or lack Of fore lhougbt
in these matters.
I5 may be we'll for US now to look
the new year In the face and ask IL
frankly: What have you in store for
US ga farners2
Will the wave Of prosperity that is
bringing a rich harvest to other indus
tries IN the State bring joy and glad
ness to our firesides during the year
190OH II seasons r propitious and
mother earth gives us bountiful crops,
will generous buyers give US good
prloes for our cotton, tobacco and
other or opsI It these buyers ehouId
not be generous but offer for our crops
less than we can aft ord to produce
them, what then7 Will we be in posi-
ton to say that cotton, tobacco or
what we IF ,r is too low and we will
wait for q rise 10 price before selliDg9
II not, why nor These are questions
that We had better face like men no ",
and more, decide them now. With de-
termination, proper eff IrG and concert
OF action we can have q word about
our own aft airs, and n that will be
listened to, croakers to the contrary
not Ti~thstanGlng.
OF one thing we are already assured
Unless we change our methods of
farming, it will cost US more to make
the crops of 1900 t1an iG did those of
tne past year. Cnat being true, unless
we are Ia q position to sell them at a
price CO commensurate with the advaEc d
cost of production, we will be poorer
az the end Of the year than at the b.
ginniDg-not a bright picture to lock
aE, / confess, yet a possibility that con
fronts US, and one we Should Rrapple
in time to divert It's dis 1strous tffecls
A desire to d 8 uss these questions
should take US to the county meeting,
and to the Sub Alliances, too, for that
matter.
A man who has helpless ones depend
ent upon him has no moral right to
ignore these questions and drift along
with the i~mproVident. Far better
meet them nov like men and provide
against the day of reckoning.
Permit me TO insist that each mem
Der OF the Alliance who can will attend
the January meetings, with something
in vie ", il it is only to ask questions
as to the outlook.
Fr~a1ernGlly,
T. B PARKER. 5ec'y.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
ROWAN.

Rowan County Farmers Allianca
will meet on Friday and Saturday. the
18th and 13 n of January, 1900 Ow-
ing to the echool in the academy, t. e
Alliance will convene at the Secretary
house on Friday.
On Saturday there will be a public
entertainment at r wan Academy.
A full turnout is desired on Friday
And on Saturday al who are interested
IN agriculture and sgricul ural i'm
provements are invited to me cut
and learn s1methipg to their personal
and financial interest
r L BROWN Sec'y
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
DAVIDSON.

Davidson County Alliance will mee'
at Cnomaevilie on Saturday before The
third Sunday 20 ~ IN January.
All Atli8ncomen AID old membars in
the county, are invited to attend.
Speakers from a distance are ex-
pected. We intend to have an old
time meeting.
Come and let us reason together on
matters that will be or mutual
benefit A ID HUNTER PEest.
P. J. LEONARD Sec Treas.
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ATTEND YOUR COUNTY MRRT-
ING.

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
l desire : o eau the attention OF the
members Of the Alliance TO the county
meetings which will be held IN J anu.
airy, on the second rhursd4y, unless
some other day has been selec ed for
that county. These m settings. coming
as they do at a comparatively lei4ur
able time, should be we'll attended.
Mt only should the delegates go, but
a strong representation of lay mem.
bers from eacn SUB Alliance should &C
tend them.
None Of the county meetings should
be of more interest than the January
meeting. That will be an opportune
time co discuss questions that will Con
tronG Us later in the year. Crops, acre
age snd methods can ell prof ably
come up for discussion, The question
Of fer Iliz rs alone, homemade and
commercial. separately or in c2mbina
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
WASHINGTON.

Washington County Alliance will
meet with Evening 8 ar Sub Alliance,
Tnursdey January 11-h, 1900
We expect to have Bro. w. j.
Cahoon with US on that day if b S
health will permit, to give Us a lecture
about the Alliance end why the farm
ers should in. Come one, come al,
and hear Bro Cahoon aod you will &C
home well pleased.
J. E TAPKENTON Sec'y,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
Chatham Co N. @.

The Progressive Farmer is one o.
the best papers that our farmers have
ever become acquainted with. 1t en-
ables them to become better farmers
and better Cit z3ns in their own neigh
borhood. It's equal ia not found for
our good farmers of North Carolina
for pleasure and information. Il is
the farmers paper and the farmers
should all read it. A. P. Brewer
Randolph Co., N. Q.
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ROBSON.

The Alliance is booming in Robson
Black 8 Eamp Sub. has been re organ
lz9d and theirs are expects d to repor'
Oy the co meeting, which will bt
held with Center Alliance (4bout sever
miles below Lumberton) on the SECOND
Thursday in January. 1900.
Yours truly,
e g. JOHNSON
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COLUMBUS.

l write to say that our next county
meeting will be held at Whitevllle, the
county seat of Columbus county, on
the second Thursday in January. 1900
A full delegation from all Subs. lie
expected and friends are invited.
Yours fraternalIY.
JNO r BALDWIN,
Sac'y Treas =. y. f A.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admin tratrix of Josiah
StrlckIa -, dec-ased. late of Wax countv: N.
g, this l. to O1tfy all er- nns having claims
hrbit them to the undersigned on or Def re the
Is b f November 1901 or mis- not CO will be
plead in bar of their res overy. A l pers' NJ in
deOted to said e~tare will please m ke immedi-
ate payment. This November q, 4. D , l SO.
MIRRIE n NSIRi KLAAD.
Administrative.
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W4Ks.

Wake County Alliance will meet in
The Prog ressive Farmer Chce. 10 Raf-
eigh, Thursday, January II a, IL a m
This il an important meeting and +
full attendance is mott earnestly re-
q tested. Every SUP. thouid send Its
full quota of delegates.
O E. Nc ULLERs. Pres't.
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The R ,ckingham County Allliancf
will meet with Salem Sub. on S4'ur
day before the third unday in Janu'
airy, 1900. We hope for a good meet
ing. J. @. LAsLEY. Secretary,
Rockingham 90. Alliance.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
HVDh.

Hyde County Farmers Alliance will
meet with jumper Bay SlO-Alliance,
No. 1,421 on the third Thursday in
J 1nusry, 1900 Hoping to be we'll rep.
resented by delegates from every Sub
AllIauc9 in u county,
Yours frarernally,
JOSEPH LODGES 90. Sec'y.
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w hat 10 Spell, n

Sslzsr's c8EsloR teIs ali about this
wonder, also Million Dollar Potato. II
you farm you need it. Largest vege-
table See0 Growers in America. end
this no Ice and 1O3. in stamps for 10
Rare Farm Samples and Oatarog f.,
149. John A. Salz3r Seed Co., La
Crosse, Wis.
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HALIFAX FOR co OPERATIVE
FACTORIES

correspondence of The Progressive Farmer.
A meeting OF GobtccO growers was
held IN the o wn OF Halifax on the Fl 81
day OF ] anuary. Ga account of ex
IRENE cold weather, there was not as
many present as there would have
EEL The folio wing delegates ware
elected to meet 10 Raleigh on the I'm
inst {: Thomas w. Ye yer, D. 8 MISS.
L. Vincent, A. B. White and W. A.
White. A Common sense view of the
meeting was that all we're in dead ear.
nest and are expecting good results
from 'he B .leigh meeting. I think the
co. operative manufacturing idea was
most prevalent, believing we can get
merchants t % take stock and thereby
cut of manipulation by the American
Tobacco Company. Some OF the larg
merchants in our towns are willing
TO go in with Us because they know
what is our interest ia theirs, and they
say they are tired OF being bossed just
as We are. Will write more anon.
Respectfully,
w. NJ MARTIN.
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ON TO CUBA.

Send postal card with address ard
learn all abour Joining a colony of 5 600
Americans who are going to buy al
settle in Cuba. Address:
SAMUEL ARCHER,
MICA. N q.
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COUNTY MEETINGS
FRANKLIN...WAYNE

franklin County Alliance meet
Thursday, 11Gh with J lstice Sun
Wayne meets same date at Wood
Grove.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

Mn can be cured privately and pos
itively at home OF ell weakness and
dIsaaSe. Write for now rec book
DE- J N Hathaway, 223 South Broad
Sc . Atlanta. Ga.
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STATE or ONO, cfr7 OF To1EDo,l -.

szNTa OF 1 oa,o' 6 GEFE OF TOLEDO So.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is th0
senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENBY&Co.,
doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED for
each and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
FRANK J. CHENEY!
Sworn to before ne and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day OF December AID. 1885,
3 A. ".
C~l Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure istaken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY co., Toledo, o.
- Sold Sv DRUGGISTS, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Halifax Co N q

l have been taking The Progress sive
Farmer IL years and fad it q fearl 81
paper, fighting for tt intertsHs of the
common people. Bat the u If
money seems to be gaining ground
We farmers and leborers must bes5ir
ourselves. M1neyed men, by combl
nation, are raising prices on nearly
all merchandise and the laws are
framed go as to tax small in1ustrie /.
out of existence-such as creek "a
mills where the farmer has his lumber
ga we'd for buildtngand repairir houses
and fences Tue longer we remain
I'd, the worse will condition
grow. And like the drowning man
catching at g straw. the farmer resorts
to commercial tertiliz ,rs to raise more
stuff to sell at starvation prices.
@. P. Fox
Chatham Co. N. @.
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