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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12
We Have Good Prices; We Need Organ
ization and Good Roads.

Editor Progressive Farmer:
The farmers are happy generally
/ mean those who raise something
to eat or wear, as prices of these
things are satisfactory, and for cot
ton above the general expectation of
the farmer.
Our cotton cron is generally good,
and it is probable that Craven Coun-
ty has the best corn crop it ever
raised. Cotton is not nearly so good
as last year in many places, but the
price ~compensates for the shortage.
These cold, dreary winter evenings
are fine ~ausing periods in the gen.
eral activity of farm life. We can
C the past, balance up the ac-
counts of the year. and see what has
paid morally, financially, socially;
and with renewed plans for the COM
ing year on all lines for good, we
ought each to go forth into the new
year with stronger resolves for prog
ress On all good lines.
With present nrices for general
farm produce, with a system of good
roads to market hal produce, and
with thorough organization among
the farmers, life on the farm would
speedily become the best paying, as
we'll as most satisfactory occupation
of man.
Brethren, let us agitate farmers
organization and good roads, till we
get both. We have one costly road
in Craven County, but it is far from
being q good one yet. Three miles
cost about two thousand dollars, and
yet we have to drive around holes a
foot deep on that road or drive in
them and break eggs or glassware.
Such roads do not encourage our
farmers to tax themselves for good
roads; as in our case here after the
tax was paid the road is not salts
factory. But we are learning, and
after awhile will no doubt come to
the right adjustment of these social
and economic problems.
d. L.
Craven Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12
PRESIDENT ADAMS TO TOBACCO
GROWERS.
The Question is, Shall We Have Organ
ization or Oppression7


Milton, n. O., Jan. 6, 1904.
Editor Progressive Farmer, Raleigh,
n. G.
Ny Dear Sir:-Enclosed you will
fnd a communication from our presi-
dent, Mr.. S. G. Adams, of Virginia,
vbich we respectfully ask you to pub
Tsh in your valuable paper. W.
ask it not for ourselves, but for the
farmer who is now so oppressed by
the American Tobacco Company, and
va feel sure that you will give US
the small space in your paper.
| am, yours truly,
w. T. BRYANT.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12
To the Tobacco Growers of Virginia
and North Carolina.
w. T. BRYANT.

To the Tobacco Growers of Virginia
and North Carolina.
Gentlemen Your meeting in
Danville, November II, 1908, placed
upon me unsought duties and re-
sponsibilities which / intend to meet
to the best of my ability, but my
best efforts will be failures unless the
farmers generally wake up to the i'm,
portance of organization, and take
hold of this matter and push it to
success in their respective communi-
ties.
The plan of organization can be
obtained on application to W. t.
Byrant, Milton, n. c., or myself.
The plan may not be just what all
may want, but it was adopted unani-
mOusly by a representative body of
tobacco growers and should have our
support. Should any feature prove
unsatisfactory, we can change it at
a future meeting.
Let all farmers first get hold of
these ideas: That we are not max
ing var upon any one, but as we are
met by combinations that name the
prices of nearly everything we buy;
seif-presevation forces us to com
bine, that we may name the price of
what we sell. If we fail to do this,
We cannot hope to improve u con-
dition. Every farmer in this coun-
try may assert with all emphasis
possible that he cannot make tobac-
co at present prices, and it will &C
cOmplish nothing as long as he makes
1t and puts it on the market; in
other words, to say we can't do q
thing and then do it, will never make
any n respect our assertions.
Wherever county meeting can be
held, | will attend if notified, and
Will do all in my power to aid in
perfecting our county organizations.
and would urge all interested to cor
respond with our secretary, W. T.
Bryant, Milton, n. c., in reference to
meeting, plan of organizations and
other matters of interest to our or
ganization.
S. G. ADAMS. Sec.
w.: |. BRYANT, Sec. and Treas.
Papers in the Tobacco Belt please
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12

For Uric Acid, Kidney an

to the co"clusion thai 1t 1 q remedy OF the
greatest alue in all uric &C d, kidney: liver,
bladder and other iDfammatOry conditions
OF the e nit urinary rtct. l now take
pleasure in prescr bling Swamp Root In all
such asses with a feeItngOf assurance that
use. l shall CONT ne 60 prescribe it in o her
ca es In m practice with the expectation
of the best results.
Verytruly yours,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12
SAMPLE BOTTLE OF SWAnE

You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful remedy, Swamp
Root, sent absolutely free by mail, also a book telling all about Swamp
Root and containing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimo-
NAL letters received from me and women who W their good health, in
fact thdr very lives, to the great curative properties of Swamp-Root. In
writing to DR.. Kilmer q Co, Binghamton, N. 7, be sure to say you read
this generous offer in The Progressive Farmer.
If you re already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you
purchase the regular ffty-cent and one-dolar sizeb bottles at the drug
stores everywhere. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name
Swamp-Root, DR.. Klmers Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y, OF every bottle.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12

The mild and extraordinary effect of the word-famous kidney, liver
and bladder remedy, DR.. Klmers Swamp-Root, is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases..
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more sickness and
suffering than any other disease, therefore, when through neglect or other
follow.
We often see friend, a relative, or a n acquaintance apparently we'll,
but in a few days We may be greved to learn of their severe illness, or
sudden death, caused by that fatal type of kidney troube-Brights D-
sease.
SPECIAL NOTE-If you ar sick IF "feel badly" begin taking the
famous new discovery, DR.. Kimers Swamp-Root, because ass soon as your
kidneys IRE getting better they will help all the other organs to health. A
trial Will convince anyone.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-01-12

81 have prescribed that won
deriul remedy for kidney compliant, Dr:
Kline. g ~Swamp-Root, with mos benencaI
effect aud know Of many cures by Its tse.
These patients had K dLey trouble. as dag
nosed by other physicians, and treated with
out benefit. DIR. Ktlmer's Swamp-Root
erected q cure. ] am q liberal man a d &C
cent a specific wherever l find IL, in an ac-
cepted school or out of 1t. For desperate
cases of k dney com plant under t ealment
with unsati, factory results l turn to DR..
inner swamp Root with most fatteling
results shall continue to prescribe 1t and
from personal observation STA
Root has great curative properties.
Truly yours,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
8efanntmndungen
&erfamf OOn
100000 Der 3R'prO5cntigcH Yin
lei6cn Der StaOt Baltimore OOn
1928, 1913 unb 1915.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pGrbetl bis Sunneriteg,
ben 6. Sltober 1904, i'm WinOurSs9 ilreult, Tatb'
bnuS, Baltimore, ertGcacn genommen, ihr ben
glntanf Scs gau5en 9etrnges Doer trgrno ctncs
Ybeilcs bon 100000 regtitrirten Sbligatiuner
Der staot Baltimore, 3inieu trnseno 5u Der
hate uun 3M gru5cnt idbrlidl, baI6idbrltb 5abls
bar i'm Sanuar Hno Sui uuo e%tHI6sbur am I.
2auuar 1910. Die 9infen beginner ant /. SuIt
1901.
3iefc GbItgationeu peroeH fruit Der am 10.
Sftuber 1902 geHebnigten 8eroronung gtr. 81
0crausaubt, rueIbe Die g(useabe bon ST 200, 900
All Dem Spede autorifireH, WItttel fir Die glllSs
oebHlna oe5 uuteriroif6en 9on6utteIsS pftems.
reIcbes inter gtIffibt Der cIeftrifheH Gomrniffion
in observation-disclosures nit Dem 246. Iapttel oer
StaatsgeieBgCbune bon WiurbIuno bon 1902 &C.
baut miro. uuf5ibrtn8eu; Die gHIetbc 1T am i.
Sanuur 1888 etnIosbur.
Serner ueroer sur icIbeu 3eit lno AM feIbett
Srte 5urbrruusss9lngebutc cntgcaeu aeHomnlell
fir ben glntuuf oes san6cu Setragcs uocr trgenb
ciueS Sbsiles uou S92,5OO Der Sbtsattunen Der
staot Baltimore, 3inIen tragtub 5n Der State
non 3k gruSent tdbrltdI, 6ablbur I'M SnrnGr
uno SuIi. Die 3inien beginner art 1. Sult
1904.
3iefe GbIigntionen,StIS9u erfoIgt aui arnit
Der am IA. Sttobcr 1902 Genebnltgten 8croros
Rute gr. SO, peI6e Die guiSga6e bon 81, 1000, 900
3nedS 8erarbberuue uuO 8crbcicrung ocs g8ui'
ierihitemS uno Der Nuifer5uiubr %aitoriiirt in
llebereinitimmung NIT Dem $50. Sapttel Der
@fte Der StaatSaefebeebul8 bon @|arDIano bon
1909. Die @uleibe lit e%inI65bur am 1. Snnuar
1913.
Seriter tpcroen unl fclbcu Srte uno 3lr feI6en
3ett Observation-Disclosures entgegcn gcnomnlen
fir ben anfauf ors gau5et Sctragcs poer irgcno
eiueS 3Beilrs uun $t07 900 Der Ebltgatipncn
Der etnbt Baltimore, Siuien tra9enb sur 1tnte
uuu 3k Bru5eut i1brltd bGlbidbrltd 6ablbdr am
erfteu WtirS uuo am critet September ie0eH
Snbres. Ole 3infcH beginner am criten Seps
TENDER 1904.
Gtefe Sbligationcn tuerocn atf Grait Der am
5. GTiobCr 1895 gene6mi9ten &erorhuInB gfr.
1877 beruuSgabt. Die gluSgube bon 81, 000, 900
bon GbIieattoneu fir Burfe. gIusoebnuug Der
Nniier8uiubr uno Den 8au oes neuen @eridt5s
Gcbatb5s in lcbercinittmmur9 nit Dem 149,
9npiteI Der gttc Der Stant5gefcbgebunB bon
MarnIuno bon 1894 auioriilreno, uno 1T am T..
Dldr8 1915 cinIoSbar.
Die Stu6t ~beitcucrt feline tbrer cieeren SbIis
0ationens9 lus8abcn uno miro ait STEELE Der Sus
bober O~ericlbeu ole bou Stunte WlarDIano onrs
nuf crbobcucn Steuern be5ubIen.
5oroeruuessgn9ebote miifien o~er1iceeIt uno AT
Ocu Brdiioenten Der Sinau3sG ommiidrc ~aorefitrt
uno init pBropofuIs for Baltimore GitO Stod"
bc5ei6uct iein.
GGS Tc6t bIcibt oorbebaIteu, irgcro ipcI6e
mlo ale ]9lugcbotc 8u ber,ucrfen.
@iltun Snuipocn,
9r6itocnt Der 5inan5sGommiifdre.
3. srpea SBOmns, Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01
Sin Sran5uic iibcr bclttidJcn GinflnR
in Sfanoinauicn.

Der bctannte fron50iiid)c N~bgeor0.
nete mo friibcre Worincminiitcr
&ofrop lit Don eiter SpeimonotIiten
Norolon0fobrt nnd Eoris 5ltriidoe.
tehrt mo cr5Gblt MN int ,Gcloir"
lctrcn Son0Slclttcn BON DEM oellt-
't)cn GtniIuB III Sfunoinouien. Gr
ldrclbt llltcr glnbcrem: sd ncib
nttt, Oh icinc MoicitGt aoiicr @il-
beIlu Der 3luette lid IN oieicn 21n.
bern zines Observation-Disclosures e%rfreltt,
OILS lcine Woieitot aonig Ssfor.
Seine alli1brliden Seereiien l4noS
Der norlDeqiifcn &iiite hubcn ibnu
enc b%clipicaoie 8oItSbeliebtbcit eir.
9%ctro9cn. Gr 5ei8t iid) Slto1n0lid Ii.
0emlltblld), tritt ilbcrull ms critic
oelte @elhott@lotul iebt iid Dor ocl1
Sooenttl/, ploll6ert nit ocm 3ri1z
jtpal ooer Der Erin5ipolin, berSt sic
Slnoer mo t0llit oQerlei aleiniofcis
ten. Solhe commemorative inn
9erpnnbrln9cno. Sic bilben iiir
0eutltIoro cine belmtnoernsruertbc
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ollie Nogo5ine NIT oeuti6en @oorc,r
gefiiQt, Die oInlGblih Die iron,oii.
'fen, logar Die ensliiten Grselianii
ie p%erorunaen, Der oeutlde Sc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-01

Stant Wtur1ldno.
Sircah hes Winrglauccr Staatsa 3uftbnuIes.
alttmpre e. Dt D.. Den "a. Sept. 1904.
Yerfcaclte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS neroeu biz
Sint .. GiiOber 1904. gtubmittup5 4 llbr, in
obigem Snitittte entecger geHommeIt fir bic
tdglidlc Hicfcruug %iunbrcuo ciurs 3citrnumcs
upH IL WiuuntCn t?) Uun u~ugcfdbr icdsBunoert
unb finf5ig $500 4fuuo friibcm Rin6fleiidh,
iuic iplgt: rGhud," Aippen unb edlulteru, otde
Guocn pom Der Sfultcr uno Sruititiidc, In glct.
gSbiu~ uno Shin 9eef" liro oouitiubiG ausaes
i6lpfien; ole Guuntitdt fam 81 irgeno eifcr
3eit, iute hermit beiteut iperoen MAG. beraroBert
ooer ocrrtngcrt 1ueroeI, .liro mus pas 5Ieif6
bon Der beitct Gldlitdt fetner glrt fein.
ghrgihuit nit beglaubigter SiberIteluna
rnuB iir he gcutiienbGfte Ilisfiibrlug bes Gors
traftes aeiieut pGroeu.
3ablungcu in 9dur ~crfolgen monntIif.
GnS Reht, irgeno pelde ooer aue glugebptc
5l Oeriuericr, bleibt borbebGIten.
3Ubu q. Wchlcr,
(270-i,3,5) Wuroetn.
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Rantmatou Suwtc, GbetsGI,


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beriidiidtigen, tit cine l1ngeredtia.
felt, Elm llnoing. Monher lit NIT
30 uuo 60 Sobren nod Ieiitungsiobi.
ger uno rijitiger, ais onoere nit 30
ooer 10. @o5u aIio GirtuIare, mie
oa5 Der Carnegie @crtc bel %itt2.
burg? So, mo5u? -
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eepartcmcnt fir 8iientHde ganteu.

Hepartrmrnt fir 6iieutlide 9auteu.
Cub. Scpartemcnt Oes StaOt' Sn9cnteurs,
BALTIMORE, ben 27. sept. 1901.
Mn Nltc, bic Cs nugcbt!
IS miro blerourb an Die BETTER bon @ipens
tbum an gdtureUtz Strdbc, bon Der g~turofeite
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1904 beitdttgtcn &eroronuuB Git. 107 fertia
geitent bat.
Sic uuf oiefeu Suu bc8iigIi9en Bopicre ftno
In oicicm &iireuu aufbcluubrt, uno Der Stuotz
Sngcnicur miro AM 10. Sitober 1904 In IeiHem
4iireau, 6tpii6en oc1 Stuuoc1 bon ~ llbr Diit,
tags bic , llbr 9tdbmittnas, irgeno nelCbe
lu0rtlt6e ODER fbriftIi6e 9l1gn0er, Die non
iuterefitrten Farteie1I gemu6t neroen m0ger,
in &etrudt 5tebeu.
y, Z. 1enbnn,
(Sepi2s, 29;CH5,G)
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Marcus Hitgcrt, ~He1t5anpnIt,
S!iooft.@de Qaitern. Mpcnne mno MoIie.Si


WbnInITfntI0neIWH5tIgt.
Nn6ritt luiro hermit aeaeben. bob bic 1lt'
ter5eibrete bonn g8atfcngeribt Der Gtuot 8uItis
more 8ountudt sur Soaitredtrt9 oes 1eitdlneniS
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nebit ben ~u6tbigeu 8eIeaen ipdieitens bis Sum
II. Widr8 1905 cin3nreuhen mo eelteno 6u
MAIDEN, uoer AT gepdrtiqen. oub fc ibrer guts
erfldrt peroer nlOaer. Iqe. bic 3dbllngen
an oieier gtudbIaB 3t MAIDEN babeIl. meroer bier
nit dufgefnrocrt. folbe rnnerBiigIih an ole llus
tcr8eihnete 8u Ieiitcu. Bon mir eigenburloig
am 10. september 1904.
barbara Tpridt,
(26t, g, 75,S2) Settnmcnt5s9ollitrederin.
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g. & g.-St. Rnul 469g. Mo.-gBiuofor 22S.
s.. SanOers e S6bnc,
2etheubetGttsr unb Ginbalinmirer,
Sr. 170S uno t7t0 Gantuu-sueuue
Sab ~titanten oun R~ateut'6asirtS.
(Grbrf0-l
Sobn Serluia &c Subn,

2eifenbeitattsr nuo Ginbnlinmtrtr.
ssr. 200S, Erleaus.e ctr. Wib. Eel: @tnoiur 255.
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Winbfor 60. &utf6eH peroen o~elieiert fit
So6;eiten, 1lnterbaItuneen uno unoere Sele.
aenheiten. (Sebr14.lA,I&Sl
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4uf Sem europaiide II
y'eui9feltSmarft muB ca ilolt altS-
Ieptf'' penn man fobclt pieoer elm
I Ct Dob aoiier @tlbcIm iciner @e'
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Is olelbt INNER etrUua b6ngen.
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0te lponnenoc GriminoI . Nopeue
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orih Gbieme fonmt oorin 3um Oft.
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81 etllem id0nen Nu2Qong, @u9
oaS 9eft nod peiter al tlcincren2(r.
tlteln, 9iloern un0 }|lllcrlei brtuQt,
ut fpoblgeeignet. Ole o3olbmonot5
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lid IN elmer Hc0c 81 3elcna alsGer.
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Ytll6t unO Observation-Disclosures, ais
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Der perionlthcn Observation-Disclosures.
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frntcn %bcrlucigcrt Worocn. Su Be
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iprod)en bat, lit iolucit nift@ geite.
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Reue5 eftionen fino lett 6ur @eit6ttauns bers
aeridtet. 8teIe alsgetpdbIte Cots. Der Git
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CITRATE. o..
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Gomn1ifidre.
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stm 28. september Catherine 1tebt, 81 Sabre
alt.
Vim 27, september Beatrice seruurO, I 5a0r
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ScranltaItct bonn @aitor ". q. Stcrger 5ltrt
@citcIi Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ant Sunntna,
Den 9. Sftuber, prdBio S.l5. 6iucrtsStutton.
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@er Ell in oItimorce Ell.
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tbeilen fir Die Observation-Disclosures oft
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