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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-06-16
CAUSTIC BALSAM HAS At
WAYS CURED AL

Newellton, La, Feb. u, 1909
The Lawrence-Williams Co, &c.
land, Ohio: 0
AS constant use of your yalnablo
remedy, Gombault's Caustic BaIsm
would say hat I have cured sevnrni
cases of sweeney, stife and sDraineJ
knees of which there are a great
many in our outfit, as We are in y
gumbo country. I have had a cnre
with everything that I have under.
taken with it.-John Morris.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-06-16

said, "Of the skating rink, sir, OF
the skating rink"
GOLD STORAGE, sILos AND COTTON
SEED
Of late years people VINO keep
I'D with the progress of the age do
not wonder or show surprise at any
thing they may see or hear. Refrlg-
orator cars are now regarded a ne
cessity for transportating fresh
meats, keeping it frozen from a few
DAYS to months, or a longer time If
necessary, waiting for an advance in
price. Tender meats are butchered
at the beginning of cold weather and
placed in a refrigerator and kept I'M
til the next spring, without cost of
feeding. Fowls are done in the same
way. Within the last thirty years
the production of ice is almost con-
sidered a prime necessity, to keep
pace with the rapid advance of the
civilization of the present. A cold
storage room where is seen thou
sand of pounds of fresh meats hang
ing up, and the pipes containing
chemicals incased in boar frost and
snow, all lighted up with electricity,
presents a weird view to one who has
Just left an atmosphere of 80 degrees
and stepped into one of
It is only within the last ten years
that farmers have adopted the plan
of saving green feed in silos for cat
tie and horses through the winter
season. improvements r being
made for the benefit of all do
nestle animals, as well as for our
selves.
Baled hay and all kinds of proven
der belongs to these latter years of
the century. And more recently still
has a shredder been invented to shred
the corn stalk, shuck and fodder;
this is a great saving that we former
ly let go to waste. .
An other great saving in the pres
ent civilization, that we formerly let
go to waste without any compensa-
ton, is our large crop of cotton
seed, that now yields millions of gal
Ions of oil that is used throughout
the civilized world; and oil cake by
the ton, both to make stock feed and
the richest kind of fertilizers. This
seed that was formerly thrown away,
is now found to be worth many mil
lions of dollars.
J. B. ALEXANDER, M. D.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-06-16
1000 Bushels Cow Peas for Sale,
END RATES VIA SEA
BOARD AIR LINE.

Commencing June 9Th, the Sea-
board Air Line Railway will place on
sale weekend tickets to the follow
ing summer resorts. Tickets are SOLD
for all trains Saturdays and tore
noon Sundays, good returning the
following Monday. 1900,
Round-trip tickets from Raleigh
are as follows:
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Raleigh, n. Z.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-06-16
RECOLLECTIONS OF THE LAST SIX
TY YEARS OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.

Editor of The Progressive Farmer:
Before 1910 every ship that crossed
the ocean did it by sails and wind,
guided by compass and chart, pre-
cisely as Christopher Columbus did
in 1892. From 1910 on to the pres
ent time steam has been the great
motive power, both by sea and land.
Transportation BY steamships or
railroads did not come into general
use until twenty-years later. The
great movement of building railroads
in the South was halted by the war
in 1861, and did not get fairly start
ed again for more than a decade.
Our system of labor was sadly inter
ferred with. Sixty years ago our
markets we're in Philadelphia or
Charleston; a drove of beef cattle
were taken, and a four-horse wagon
loaded with whatever the farmer
could raise to sell, and he would
bring back a load of merchandise.
This would consume a month or six
weeks.
Before the century was out, or
sixty years had passed, the trip to
Philadelphia could be made in six
teen hours, and across the ocean in
six days. If modern transportation
and travel have made such a revolu-
ton in sixty years, what may we ex-
pect in the future, when electricity
is substituted for steam as motive
power, and ships are built of alumni,
num-which is both light and strong
to navigate the air?
BICYCLES AND ROLLER SKATES.
These two inventions, bicycles
and roller skates, took their place IL
our civilization about the year 1870
In 1864, one evening when returning
from school, my brother, now the
Rev. S. @. Alexander, d. D., of Pine
Bluff, Ark, remarked: "I am tireC
walking to school and other places
I can see how I can make a whee
that I can ride, working it with ped
ais; that I can ride as fast as {
horse can gallop. Oh, I intend tt
have me a wheel" He had quite
good deal of mechanical ingenuity
and I have frequently thought if he
had stopped school while the idea wa
fresh on his mind and gone into {
well-equipped shop, the bicycle Nigh.
have made it's appearance a quarter
of a century earlier. But then his
calling was of a nobler nature, anC
affected more happiness. When the
bicycles was first made, the driving
or front wheel was four or five fee
in diameter, and the hind wheel one
foot. But in after years they as
sumed the size we now see on the
street. They now appear to be a fix
ture of the present civilization.
The roller skates came on the stage
about the same time as the bicycles
but are more for enjoyment or pleas
ure than real use. About 1875 I wa:
riding on the train and was intro
duced to a well-dressed man by the
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 3.-With the close of this election, characterized by unusually heavy vote, numerous u4s- orders, and evidences of many gross irregularities. the reelection of Gov ernor Beckham, democrat over Col. Morris B. Belknap, republican, by a majority of fully 15,000, seems assur- ed. The republicans concede the election of Governor Beckham.
 Louisville, Ky, Nov. 3, 9:30 p. m.- The returns so far received from over the state indicate the reelection of Gov. J. c. W. Beckham, democrat, by a majority estimated at 14.00O votes. The voting has been unusually heavy.
 Out of 119 counties in the state re- turns have been received from only z2. These give Beckham 34,4S5, Bel knap 22,035. Beckham's majority, 12,413. Belknap carried five of these twenty-five counties, sixteen of which are nominally democratic.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
POPULAR BALL PLAYER HAS
 PASSED AWAY.

John Francis, who came to this city some time ago from Tucson, ana whc Is well known as a baseball player of marked ability, passed away Tt the Copper Queen hospital Monday even ing after short illness. Francis was taken ill but a few days ago with ty- phoic fever, and removed to the Cop per Queen hospital for treatment. Complications set in Monday. and af- ter severe hemmorrhage of the bow els the young man passed away.
 Francis was about 22 years of age. He was an acknowledged authority on baseball among his friends, and it is with regret that his many friends will hear of his demise.
 A mother and brother reside in Tue son. The former arrived in the city yesterday. and will accompany the remains to thelr old home, where in- torment will take place. Young Fran cis was in the employ of the Copper Queen company at the time of his death, in the capacity of boiler mak- CT at the company shops in this city.
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TIE BEST REMEDY FOR GROUP. (ErOm AtchisOu Kan nailV ..,,.,,-,


 This s the reason when the woman vho knows he best remedies for c. cup is'in demand in every neighhor- food. One of the most terrible things ii the world is to be awanened iD the IT iGdle of the nigh. Dy a who0p from one of the children The croup rem- edies are almost as sure to be lost, ii case of croup, as a revolver IS sure to be lost in case of burglars. There used to be an old-fashloned remedy for croup. known as hive syrup and toiu, but some modern mothers say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is better, and does not cost So much. it causes the patient ito throw up Lac phiegm" quicker, and gives relief in a shorter time. Give this remedy as soon as the croupy cough appears and it will prevent the attack 1t never fails and is pleasant and safe 10 take.
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OHIO.

Columbus. O., Nov 3.-On scatter ing returns received up to 7:20 p. m.. republicans claim a plurality approxi- mating 100000, and over twothirds of each branch of the legislature.
 Columbus, O., Nov. 3.-At 9:30 p. m. the estimated republican plurality in Ohio will not be less than 125 vU0, and might beat ther ecord of 37,c0U made in 1894.
 Columbus, O., Nov. 3.-At 10:30 D m. Chairman Dick has issued a state ment that Herrick. republican canoi date for governor, would have a plu rality in excess of 100000, and that the republicans would have at least sixty maturity on joint ballot in the legislature, thus assuring the re-elec tion of Hanna.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

*Ia at the. rate these people are coming 10 the coast and investing il will not be long until all the desir- able residence :ecIions are filled up. Already the prices for desirable lots at coast towns ar ,and Los Angeles are so high that he small investor or home seeker is forced to go inland The rush began d San Francisco and came south. San Diego Is the fur thest south, therefore it is the last to feel the boom; but 1t has come. just as people with foresight knew it must. snd real estatei ;s go,ng, pp in value there raore rapi1ly Eow than anywhere on the coast San Diego has more advantages iron, the ,homeseeker's stapSpcint than any other city on the coast, therefore rr.ces Should go high CT; they vii. at ast g a; high h. y-s, now. yhie il ;: within your !sScb.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
RAISED A DISTURBANCE

Last evening about g o'clock the officers were called to the Angius House on Main street to put an end to disturoance which was being ;asec by Henry Sarrasin, roomer ar that house. Officers Jennings and Chidester repaired to the scene, and when they attempted to place Sar- rasin under arrest, he attempted to get, his gur. wb.oh was in a bureau drawer. The officers jumped to his side in time to prevent possible olood- shed. and brought the offender before Justice Brown He was permitted to go On depositing cash bail.
 He linens persisted in returning to the Angius,. but was prevented from So doing by Deputy Sheriff Chidester. Later he was escorted to the Nortou House by friends.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.PartiaI re turrs from 75 precincts give Mayor Sehmits, union labor, TIP. Crocker, re. publican, GA; Lane, democrat, 446.
 Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 3.-Incom- plete returns indicate that the repub- licans elect their candidate for may or
 San Francisco. Nov. 3.-Incomplete returns received ID to 9:30 p. m. indi- cate the probable reelection Of Eu- gene E Schmitz, union labor candi- date for mayor, by small plurality.
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ernor from 201 cities and towns out of S5S. including Boston. give Bates. r. publican, sO.20c. Gastc-. democrat. S5,143. The same cities and towns last year gave Bates 90.961, Gaston s3,6s4. Bates plurality is estimated 10 be about tae S--lnv as ias. car. .i.- 600.
 Boston, Nov. 3.-The total vote for governor in 3o1 out of 363 cities and towns. including Boston, gives Bates, republican. 139.9O0; Gaston. demo- crat, 11S,101. The. same places last year gave Bates 137,904, Gaston H. 433
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

STEPPED AGAINST A HOT STOVE.
 A cAiid of Mrs Geo. T. Benson, when getting his usual saturday night lith stepped back agains hot stove which burned him severely. The child was All greal agony anu nls nlo.A- 1T Iouio ao noInAng 10 pacify him. Remembering thai she had bottle of Ghamberlains Pain Balm in the house she thought she would try it. In less than half an hour after applying it the child was quiet and asleep, and in less than two weeks was well Mrs. aenson is a well known reslOent of kellar. Virginia Pain Balm is an an- tiseptic liniment, and especially valu- able for burns, cuts, bruises ana sprains. For sale by all druggists
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three new mining companies, trans formed from development companies, enter into the list of active producers.
 Next year will prove the extent Of the Warren district Local confidence, notwithstanding the blighted hopes entertained at the beginning of tue year. is stronger than ever, and the old piospector and miner. familiar with the district, still pins his faiiil ard his pocket book to the success of he Higgins, c & 3. c & c. wolv. & Ariz. et al
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Reference is called to an article ap- bearing in t--e mining columns of The Review of today, entitled ~The Min ing Outlook for the Close of 1903.'
 It is believed that the article there sets forth the situation as it really exists in the Warren Mining District and as such conservatively and truth fully tells the story. of the Develop ment and Mining companies of the dis trict. devoid of. paint, and barren If pessimism.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
AND TAMMAkY
 ARE VICTORIOUS.

ct at Buffalo. Buffal had no election for mayor this year. At Binghamu- ton. mayor and entire republican tick ct elected. Republicans carry Ithi- ca The democrats carry Auburn, with the exception of a few minor of fcers. At Utica the democrats elect the mayor and entire cily ticket. Rome elects a republican mayor. At Oswe- go the democrats elect a mayor and majority of the aldermen. Schenec- tady returns democratic mayor.
 Albany, N. r.. Nov. 3.-Chas. H. Cans. republican, was reelected may or Of Albany today by a plurality con siderably larger than six years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
SOUTHERN CALF oRN,A RAPIDLY
 FILLING UP.

 % Southern Caiifo.nia is growing ia. population faster than any other sec ton of the United States. consequent iy real estate values are going up more rapidly there than anywhere else. People are just w1king up to the fact that Southern California is the most delightful spot on earth to live. and they are now rusaiEg in from all parts ot the globe. The coast towns and cities are by Fir the most attractive and heaithfui residence sections. and therefore are having 'the AaaIfest sf6wth of all. NNinety per eeni of ,he people want to live or: the cjss,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.

Last Friday afternoon, upon the streets of Bisbee. was to be seen a hearse with waving black plumes. On either side marched Six pallbear- CTS. Following it procession of ren, whose faces are familiar to many of the citizens of Bisbee. Leading the procession was the band, playing the vierd vet sweet music of the Dead March Saul. The hearse contained all that was mortal of a young man, also known to many. Wealthy and in the prime of life but a few days before, and in and about among his associates he went. little knowing that within a few hours, the relentless visaged terror of mankind, would lay his whitening hands on that young mans shoulder, and announce to him bis hour had come. Stricken with dreaded pneumonia, confinement tC his room followed. Situated by cir crmstances, ,he knowledge of whict were his own from wife and rele tives. he lay or that sick bed alone.
 Alone-until a body of men. bound ny fraternal ties were advised of his Illness, when he was no longer alone. Kind expressions of good cheer came f, gladden. the sick room, brotherly hands brought to the shrinking inva- lid dainty, tempting morsels, hoping Q revive the sinking spirit. Fra .ernal hands ministered to the last cad moment of separation. until the angel of death called away the fiutter- ing spirit. and left but the hollow crust of what had been-a man.
 Denied possibly through the cir c.mstances of fate, those social condi- tions and surroundings which the world covets generally, the Fraternal Order of Eagles. gathered about the body of their dead brother. provided the last sad rites that may be adminis- tered 10 human being, procured the burial of him in a Christian manner and as the man of God pronounced the benediction, bade their f-ater goodbye, who had proceeded them in- tt. the great beyond. Unaffiliafed with this, or any other order. as is the onlooker, there is great heart lesson in the scenes We have mentioned and described.
 It is the immortal lesson and n-e- cept of the brotherhood of man.. Whatever may be his station in life. whatever his occupation. or places in the great body social. he is called upon to perform his part, there is something ennobling in the Hocity of men who minister to the sick. helD the needy, extend spiritual consolation and final " furnish decert Christian burial to the dead
 Death brings the rich and the poor man, the philosopher and the ignorant. the preacher and the lavman. the society man and the outcast all tu the same level. When the dust is laid to the dust, and ashes to ashes,
 the great brotherhood of man has performed it's function. The society, whatever it may be, the paternal Or sanization whatever its membership, composed of men, is all the better Tor having existed, if only for the reason that a brother in life. stands at the ,fer in the absence ct dearer friends and relatives and in dropping the twig of evergreen upon the coffin of lis deceased brother has testified to the sanctity, good fellowship and | eternal goodness Of the Brotherhood l of Mar.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
COLORADO.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 3.-With nearly complete returns from the ele :riou n this city. and scattering re'uris from various parts of the s;ate. there seems little doubt of the reelection nf John Campbell. republican. as mcmber of the supreme court. No other office is filled by this years election. Chair man Milton Smith of the democratic state central committee comedies election of Campbell.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. 3.-All candi- dates on the republican city ticKet were elected today by the usual large republican majoriues. probably more than 100000. The candidates on the republican state for treasurer, audi tor general and two judges of the su- perior court carried the city by plu- ralities as large as the local candi- dates.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

For an "alledged' letter, that of the confined Noftz is a pretty strong "al- legement." By the way, what appears .a be the difficulty, anyhow, about bringing Noftz back and arraigning him. Three trips by undersheriffs. deputy sherifs and sheriffs would, it would seem to the onlooker. be suffi- cient to show eventually how the pa pcrs ought to be properly prepared. They have now been signed and re- signed by nearly every person in the territory authorized to sign docu-
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anco today. According to the pub fishers announcement the paper is .ot to be ID any sense feminine or gan but will cater largely to femine readers, along the lines employed largely hy the daily press of America.
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With Pythian Hall, The Review building, the construction of another business block of pressed brick ana stone. the eyes will be attracted to Q. K. street.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

The opening game of baseball in the new Athletic Park at Don Luis, ana won by Bisbee, is an suspicious in- auguration of the new grounds. the new nark, the new townsite and the New Bishee
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

The question is heinz quietly asked, why are certan' deputy sheriTs' com mission beirg recalied?' The ques- ton may be answered shortly and ciearlys There's "so1ne:hing doing f-orn the old court house on Toughnut
 street. -.- ''-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov. 3.-Twenty-one pre- cincts outside Douglas county (Oma- ha) gives Barnes, republican, for su- preme judge. 2,173; Sullivan, fusion ist, .2,G01. The first fourteen pre- cincts showed net fusion gain of 212. A proportionste fusion gain through out the state will elect Sullivan.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Creates goodwin between buyer and seller-Schilling's
 Best-at your grocer's. and maneybacis.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

With two schools in the Don Luis addition the children now, and those tu be born will not lack for education al facilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Nov, S.-Mayor Char ,ers, labor candidate. reelected at An sonia by forty votes.
 Indications point to tAe reelection Of Dennis Mulvihill, the "stoke- may or" democrat, of Bridgeport.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, Nov. 4.-Republicans elect cd four of six state senators and suffi- cient assemblymen to claim born houses.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Every body wants to practice jump ing sideways. Might as well begln now, for the motorman's changing bell will be behind you soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Every body keep their eyes on Eli ah's strong box. Report has it that s7.oo0,oo0 is now on it's way to Aus tralia
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
WHiTTLE YOUR PENCILS.

Girls, for Here's a Daily Started
 All for You.
 London, Nov. 3.-Afred Harms wcrth's new paper, the Daily Mirror. which is intenced to appeal particular ly 10 women. made it's first appear
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

And now the washerwoman knows somebody ought to be hung. All right, any victi mwill do.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. Nov 4.-At midnight returns indicate reelection of Cover TOT Garvin, democrat. by greatly re- duced plurality.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
UTAH.

Salt LAhe City, N,5v. 3.-Ineonplete Teturns rom three precincts show democratic gains ard indicate the election If Morris, democrat, for may or
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
IOWA

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 3.-Governoi Cummins. and the entire republican ticket were elected. Indications are that the democrats made sligh; gains in -he legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Every man has his own linden out" If how the trains run, appears to be the schedule provided for Bisbeeites
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

And the 'autumnaf nectar" of Ari. zcna weather still holds out as though here was no end to the supply.
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ments. By all means bring back Noftz, and arraign him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
MARYLAND

Baltimore, Nov. 3.-At S:30 p. m. reports from T0wson. county seat Bal timore county, gone democratic by 500. Four years ago Governor Smith, democrat, carried the county by 1876. No returns from Baltimore city re- ceived.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04
ad Maryland

Baltimore, Nov. f, 900 I. m.--At o'clock this morning returns from the city and Maryland counties are mea- ger, owing to length of ballot. and therefore it Is impossible to accurate. ly estimate the result. Indications. However, roint to the election of Ed win Warfeld, democrat, as governor, end that the legislature which Will elect a United States senator, @.-. also be democratic.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-04

Invest in New York Copper stock.
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-ae Review Aas brancA of1ice at Douglas, and IS delivered by carrier b Cae following towns: $ Naco. 2 CAnanea.
 Douglas.
 Tombstone.
 Benson.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. 3.-Returns for gov
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Which will put every lot at S1O0
 Buy now und save 100
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Y very short time
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