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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
PENSIONS.
Let All BE Done That the State Can
Do for Old Soldiers.

What do the old veterans need :
From 1851 to 1865. with a voting pop
ulation of only $4,000 North Carroll
ma during the Civil War sent 125. 600
of the truest and bravest men to tbs
front. The entire eleven Confederate
States had killed in battle 74,514. @.
this number North Carolina lost -
673: and when we add hose who died
from wounds and disease, it foOts up
40,275. Our soldiers won the right to
chisel on their at Apo
mattoX. First at Bethel. fartheSt at
Gettysburg and Chickamauga. and
last at Appomattox." This is history.
These soldiers were heroes.
Sen for the Auditor-himSclf a
veteran-and find out what tho vet
Grams require; then do all we can,
thus proving ourselves worthy de-
scendants of such soldiers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

! desire IL err not: TO- n s1rrnt l.aa ~.
ffesrw right la dwarf h. riiAis~ mind
than hi t~~is. and every rillid SHOULD
iaaxe th~ right tu GIT tho knew lvxlxe-
that might MAJ a giant. lgs~g~as uf.
~ustsduCstesi. b~tn@ hclt au sZuuran4
piginS.
sstwt heartily rr4p
a.rs g<o -
rstssrt *ms.n~ -. $50
thtnr1 a.. On.
U1ttrra, +, 80
majority .f tvs- -sstts@
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Is secure him ta. rrat..f.r f.#t ~.
PAYS fur. a.4iu~f tre frnar#aa 49,
child. II tnt Sts.. HIS r-ht =.
ish 81 me unl Size, - often rse. s.
from ignorance. i' ought rs GE4. sp
right ~ take III. n-eee~4f< .t- ~.
remove the cause
In ny ,,.rgtt.,Y ssf..-
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III" present superintendent. IN no
dlsrepect to others ~ in my opinion
the dbleSt ana most eflCicnt ~" Stalt
has ever had. He has made valuable
suggestions 10 YOU. which | urge YOU
caitIuHS t"hsiu'It -" p't',i IN
~ l'aNi'ots 'H'i'9'lN's H' u
more INSTITUTES anu summer ~Stii"'iS
= uS's tiIi' = ''4i'iiiu' =" ~ ="
,,r ,nnnths ~ IS ..,r,,
fs EIostN = INC "a ~ "a a m ~
ropscr1atbc .on,nnt.nr, .~ucna,nr"
law rcn,,irln~ ali children hrt,,.cn
o,d ,ncLa ~ ,t,.nJ ,hr nuhtIn
srhoo, ar some nri,atc s.Iooi TOR
rom r,on,t. ~ ,hn ,c,,-u,hI I,u ~
ho mn mo ,nrct In ..nu,l unnn No.
ttious made i'm conn,iaucc uiih ui-
uooeSt;ons. ar i. M, darn, b,-t 1.ud
his il in nv, Indictment ~ .,.t and
most dcr,ocr,tir ~ .nr,nit i, ~ thc
qualified voters IF the tcrr,tor, p.ti-
,ion;no for compuIsory ,dua,t on III
,Iso rccon,u,euIs tbat ,ou ,,,rt - ,,,,
Ja,I,r;n, -.i..oI. , n.r..., o,rc,u,
ma ,rtLori,fno 40 r,.,,I.ionrr. nr
!, rouutx Ia 10 , sncc,,I ,,x or ali
nropcr,y mud nou. nor cxraedino ION
cents IN ,he hnudrrd dollar. WORTH
NJ nroncrtH ,nd thirty cent. ou f,,c
,nr tnc in,rro,rn,.n ami su,,or,
nr Tho nubIfc s.booi. npI ronnirno
tho finu,rni,.ioncr nr r,.r, cnnu,, 80
cciyiny ,iI rro,, no .,rri,I ,,n,onrt,-
ion for ,our months. schools 10 Ir,y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
EDUCATION.
Every Child Has the Right to Receive
Mental Training.

Our state in the last five years has
made rapid strides in educating both
the brains and hands of our youth.
and every boy or girl in the State with
pluck and energy can get ali the know
ledge needed to make them useful
citizens.
Much, however. still remain to be
done, and we should double our en-
erg:es in order that all classes and
races be educated in the mannc best
suited to fifty prepare them for that
station in life in which Goa has placed
them. l feel much like saying in I'M
qualified language. tina the time il
ripe for compulsory education. making
children between certain ages go to
school, whether they or their parents
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
TIE \. AND VI. COLLEGE.
Its Attendance Has Entirely OutgroWn
f1ie Accommodation.

The College If Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts. a. its name implies. IS for
the purpose Of educating our sOunZ
men along agricultural lines. and il &C
comprising much good for the state
BY each GEAR turning out Young men
u no are practical farmers. manufac-
turers. electricians, and civil engineers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

diseases has bean done The work "a
detail x set forth tn the Eleventh al
cnniaI Report
I commend tho RoaFd ~ Health So
your favorable consideration and
would advise such reasonable support
as It's needs require be given.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

IN the discretion OF the Superior
Court. Migrants furnish a great per
cent Of the burglars. t~respassers.
inufderers. etc, proving the old
adage that IAN idle brain IS the devils
WORKSHOP Putting these idlers to
work will be a great stride towards
answering the vexed question as to
where labor VIII come from.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
VAGRANCY.

Putting IdIers to Work Will REDUCE
the Criinina Statistics.
l also urge that the vagrant law be
amended, giving adequate punishment
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
The Old North State
Prosperous and Happy

Continued from Page One.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

& The entertainment and social Mt Library
Hall Wednesday night was we'll attended
and was quito a success financially. n heA
contest games were spirited and greatly en-
s5oyed Il Miss Elizabeth Weeks carried OF
the first ladys prize ana Mr.. q. Z s.. Read
prize. 3A tisl5 78
RI Mrs, Estolle 8Raphun, Of Baltimore. IL Is
Visiting e. her mother a "Bittcrswect Get
tage"" on Ivy Avenue. slj22 s. ft5 s5g&
sfe Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Il Read celebrated the
eleventh anniversary of their wedding day
Tuesday night March 9Th. at tho Tower
House. where they IS haN,3S apartments Re-
freshments Of n choice variety were served,
and the evening was pleasantly and hap.
PLY spent, guessing contest being In
5troduced, which was quito fnscna ting n the
word 4S$s Kate" tcate) being conspicuous
throughout Those present were: & Mrs. G..
u. Davis, Mrs Knowlton. Mrs. Il. s.. Read,
Miss Julia y. Il Read. Mrs. Fannie 81 HUB
bard, ID Mrs. D.. "a. Smith, Mrs. n Percy Read
and Mrs. Frank Read: Messts. +. s. Read.
GC.f8 II .3Fii Woodward, D. Sf1A.f $ Smith, Dewitt
Hubbard, n r. $. Read and Frank Read.
Mr.. T.. S., Read won tho prize sss
Ea4s Mr.. Vernard 8Beadles was a recent guest
Of Mr.}fWlbur Bendles in Hanover county.
sa5 Mr. and Mrs. Charles II II. H Davis. } Mrs
h Knowlton and Mr.. c. S II. 4s Wood ward left
Z Thursday! for Wnsh Ing ton, D. ga c., where
they Will spend while before returning
to their homes near Boston, after q de-
lightful winter spent there. M 8S
Little a Gertrude s Alley, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, is able to be
out VT a r ain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
.GklNEs's# MIL !. | J.

Mrs. Mary stelnnlann@ and children. Pau-$
line A and b ritz have been spending some
time in the home OF the form err s parents
at Hickory g rove
.S M RS. oseph Watkins had as her guest
recently Misses Mary and Ada Moore, and
Istelle AGREE and Ellen Mar tin. x "a sss3s SS
&S( Mr. and Mrs. Vernard sBeuules. of II gh-#
land Springs visited relat ives; near Wa lnut
Grove recently. 5't& S$ss Z
5s Newton Parsley has purchased the Old
Wicker farm near BlackN Creek and moved
Sdrcn are quite sick from meas les. Sssi5
&s5AIrs. Kelley . { Burnt II sValley,shns
returned to her homo In Grecnbrler county
West vi S 9s! I'll u
MISS Julia Jeter. has returned TO her
homo after spending some time &wl-h & g e.,
7ativcs in Paramount and .lalchm2n'',
3sF Mrs Sarah AlcGhee. who has 8boen SICK
RECENTLY is no W able to be out. .a59s8
lG Miss lula Burton OF West Nirg nta. mas
been tho guest OF her cousin the NJ lssep
Camp, at Oak Grove Il y.5} u 81 f5s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

,Nsa Z, Jersey Sa Annual or State
Plays Of Mr.. William shake speare, as
Rewritten or Rearranged by Els Success
is ''ls OF the Restoration Period n, 5
I. The White House Gallery 81 oHcialf
Portraits OF the Presidents. 7Tg
- Gnl, TED states Senate Documents
5l005-'6, 4012 ri N "a 4, ID!
United States senate Documents i
E ddt congressi .ylrst Session.
J, United States senate Documents.
E a6s 7 nth, Congress, First Session.
United states senate d Documents
10O5-'G, 49lG. IN N q a w
limited States Senate Documents,
Eighth Report III \ So
United i States senate Documents
court or Claims Reports. 1005-,G.
War Department Reports United States
District Of Columbia Report, United
| States Congress. 8 {, i4 a, 5i'35i a n
! E !. ~ Of Appropriations United
Foreign Commerce and Navigation,
ls ~. United States Congiess
! = u ltad g, Survey, Hulotlns5 United
]. Water supply ana Irrigation Papers,
United States Congress-, B b02l, * 4 MI
1, ni,aG 9 supply and irrigation Papers.
= 1, NAVAL ;p War Records. Series 4 United
st patept i o! us Repost 1905, United
! StatlA,ical Abstract, 1905. United States
Naval Observatory Publications, scc-
oha series. United States Congress. rs 5,;s
Z, Weh t ~ bureau Report. 1905, United
Laws Decisions ana Regulations Ar,
feet,ng Work Of Commissioner To Five
| Glvlllzed Tribes. United States Depart
ment Of Interior. ls 3S .5Eg e 8 n. 4
Il Il,e National Bank Act AZ Amended,
United States Comptroller or Currency.
4 Annual Report OF Director or Nit
yenr ending juno 40, a O08, II 81 3g tai
Second Annual Conference on Weights
ana Measures OF United Z States. III l n
Select List OF Works Relating to Tax,
anon or Inheritance ana Income, Libra,
i rlnn Of Congress. Ell si55 III
TING Commercial Phil ppines In 1905
United States Department OF Commerce
| . Census of Manufactures, 1905. Depart
mcnt Or Comnerce8 and Labor. u tias s
Chlld Labor In United States Depart
neEl or Commerce and Labor, JlFg q N
Il NlrgEla Central State s Hospital (Pe
1n1sh,ure), Tlllrty-sixth 4snnnal Report
United slatea Department q lntessoE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
4 SENTENCE SEVERAL.
Judge Boyd Names Punishment
for iolators Of Revenue Laws.

- = ? \ - sAA44A11ii41(llb
Tor Violators OF Revenue Laws.
mn h. S@-tssiai ~. he Times DisyatctI
&s A z as-SStsSatEGsy N c., March Elm
Es6. V I ssas7saa selsllrt This afternoon Judge
sfsfFEs ~ SsSha sssss te-sce on number OF
a:iicsr:s ard distil.a-s WHO had
81 .s7Ea t=aetsd or had pleaded guilty to
Il affsst afazss5 s2as internal revenue laws
En- s sz1z- ssS1gz been known as the Wilkes
ssssa1sf asEi11ias es7aUa cases On trial al
sfsSis saEafss dzlEs1ss the past year. Many
SssstSs.sss sys7s Eft ors- for judg rnenr until
I 1F-ais 5sadgs Boyd ut the beginning
sssEEasszrat:sa Tia the purpose OF the pros
.tstSSs & been rsesy a ccs,r,,-
s5ss2s tt.as Of bringing about q rctor-
4 .slsysqt: In me administration OF the rev
Il ssa!sae sf.tTsce, he would not deal harsnly
{ FssSzf fdsfeIdarts. The cases disposed OF
4 curing the afternoon session were ex-
h LIZ 1tsr'litF Collector a S. Patterson, of
II N haywood i county, convicted of filing
ff alse toueh hers judgment suspended on
4 paE1nent1. Of costs; X-Storeke eper and
SS tGauger z. G. Davis. OF Haywood county.
e plea q guilty to filing false vouchers $500
Stine; ex-Deputy Collector L. e. Davis,
n 81 likes county. plead guilty to filing
Il falsG vouchers. one! year in Atlanta peni-
H tentiary and fined 81 900; ex-Deputy Col
| slector r. II. Hardin, of Wilkes county,
;Saf stu fined $500; &Distiller Policy Haefer
Alexander county plead guilty OF re..
81 moving and concealing, fined $500; Dis
~ tiller James Con,bes, of Wilkes county
n plead guilty Of removing and 5concealinE
Il 8sinnd $1,000 There are seven cases te
stl,e disposed OF Friday and four yet I'M
8$s1riel. 33g ~ F7}.T'gf y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
riot II vA!S|'I'L.:.U|.|.I||
IS DANGEROUS.
Peasants PLUMBER Town and
w ound Several Officers = our
Peasants Killed.

BUCHAREST, RoUNANI4A,A March 2 !. -
:Plundcrlng recommended to-day at
.Yaslul. The peasants surrounded h the
administrative palace, intending to de-
molsh tho building. Further plumber
ing occurred Throughout the town
Troops interviewed and the major COM
%mandlng and several IL Off cerss VI We're r
wounded. The soldiers 5t en- fired on
the mob and wounded some 10 tho
rioters Five Of them were stabbed
with bayonet .55SS III 5 gEs I'd
IN Another collision occurred at Jaasy
between troops and 400 peasants who
were trying to Invade that town Ma N
ljor Colorl was wounded, two peasants
were killed and many were wounded,
Tho peasants succeeded N breaking
the Gordon ana entering the , town
where they looted several resi- ! 9! de 7,
"A number o mel ghborins illages
were Splundered.. ss s Ii. "a ,3 q. .{ q I,
IA Four pea SAINTS were ii led and two
were wounded at Lcspezl In IAN r.
tempt to seize II he arms at The gen
dalrnes' barracks, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
HEALTH and SPIRITS.
Are Restored Nv Dir. williams pink
~ Pills Pills In Cases of Debility nnd
rs Dcspondcncy.

x =
ES Genera, debility IS caused by mental
Or physical overwork, with imperfect
assimilation OF noNishnent, or by some
acute disease from which the vital
forces have been Frustrated and the en-
tire organism weakened so MS not to
easily rally. TO restore health II lis
necessary that tile blood should be puri-
fled and made new. 5i
The case of Mrs. L. M, Spears, OF 90
Mt, Pleasant Street Athol, Mass is II
common one and is given here IN order
that others may be benefited by her
experience. She says: II had been sick
for a year FROM indigestion and general
debility brought OH by overwork and
worry. had tried many remedies, but
found no relief. suffered from swell
ing Of the limbs, loss OF appetite and
dizzy spells, which became so severe
towards night that sometimes tainted
away. i was bilious, and my hands and
arms would go to sleep for ar, hour or
two at a time. was so sleepy all tho
time that L could hardly keep nwaltey
j had frequent cramps in my limbs and
severe pains at the base OF my head and
in my back. Ny blood was impover-
isred. was afraid to give up and
go to bed, fearing that would never
get we'll.
About this time DR. Williams FINK
Pills were recommended to me by q
friend In South Vernon, Vt. felt better
soon after beginning the treatment, and
continued until was entirely cured.
consider DR. Williams Pink Pills a grand
medicine for weak women.
Or. Williams Pink Pills arc sold by
all druggists. or sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of price, 80 cents per box. SIN y;
s,,oyns $3.50 nv the DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Company, Schenectady, n. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
RICHMOND MAN.
CAV NARNl| |. | )
John MI. Miller Advised Bank Or
iicials to Get Busy OH Their
Books.
SAID WIRE CAME FROM MILLER
Cashier OF First National, How
ever, Was Then III Charlotte.
Jones Was Seen i'll Norfolk.
i spscial 10 1'he Times Dispatch.

t}3g CHI AlSlIOrTE, N. c., March u 2 l ~
Franc III Jones, the absconding assist
ant cashier Of the Charlotte National
] Bank, was seen Monday in Norfolk by
saS Charlotte travelling man. Jones iia'l
shaved off tnoustache and side wl1iskers,
Shut the Charlotte man was positive
isof the Identification. officers OF the
Hbank believe Jones Will attempt to
;lleave the country, II he has not al
Isready done so. by steamer from Nor
3foik. M An Interesting feature OF the
ffdefalcation which has not been gem
i{erally known is the exact detail that
hied to its discovery. When Jones did
tfnot show up at his desk Monday morn
ling III officer of the bank called up
ishis home by telephone, and asked II he
fwas ill..#aThe reply was that he had
stbceri called to Richmond, Va, by an
f.sl,nexpccted telegram from Cashier john
Il AT. Miller. Jr., Of the First National
f15nnk Of that city.
EE#. IT. so happened that the Charlotte
I flank official knew that the Richmond
RI tanker was In this city on visit,
~ md he Immediately called Mr.. Miller
sscver&the phone and requested him to
NJ step down to the Charlotte National
M Bank. When asked about the message
ss ZONES claimed to have received from
asliin,.l Mr. Miller was greatly surprised.
Asand quickly denied all knowledge of
HI any me sage togEJones having been In
HI Charlotte ut the time Jones claimed,
Tito have received message from him
HAT Richmond.
st.H that is the story he told YOU,
{ss,ou had better get busy on the books
sElaeelared Alr. Miller. 'tfor 1t indicates
sssss sometli!rg radically wrong"
Mr.. Millsrs advice was instantly
ne q Ia ken. with the result that is already
81 known
S S5 Mrs Jones who has been desperately
s.ias for some TINS, has been taken 10
9sss be sea coast IN the hope that change
scene and the sea air may ala her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
IL. DESPERATE FIGHT.
Powerful Negro Prisoner Battles
$ With Two Men.

$ ....CI5IATsLeXrEE,r n c., March 21.-
Facing racing a powerfully built negro pris-
oncr,@ endowed with the strength or a
8giantstand determined to gain his
liberty, Deputy Sheriff Johnston and
his p gro} cook. Frank Anderson, bat
tiled desperately for twenty minutes in
IN narrow corridor Of the county jail
Il o illustrate the prisoners designs ana
SO save their own lives. BY a.: clever
Sr'usc, the prisoner, Bob Alexander, sue
i ceeded in getting out of his cell into
n w Ecoriridor, knocked down the cook,
4 threw the deputy aside and tried to II !.
$lock the outer door to libetry. By a
S,I,n misc the prisoner got the wrong
sK ass! into INTO the lock. and before he could
Y IplthdraW 1t, the deputy and the faith
III III VI cook were upon him, and for twet-
m 7, there was q furious fight
WI, ,y,i ,hes deputy and the cook were
4. "A S!b9i ataly hart, but the prisoner was final-
8faai l g..opeTpo"ered Then he refused 10
senser r m. n cell. and 1t was necessary
with q club before compliance with the
{btpruer was made. M -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
New Books In State LibrarV

a. List Of books received from February
10, 1907, to March 10, 1907:
Manuel Of the Legislature OF New
Jersey. Y Il a IS III
Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors OF
the Revolutionary War.
u Colorado, Report OF the state s;uperin-
tcndent OF Public Industry. &55S.5
Rhode Island, Report Of the Iarbor
Commission 5
Rhode Island, Savings Banks, 1nsti-
tutions for Savings and Trust Companies.
by the General Assembly, 1905. NJ
81 Rhode Island, Annual Report OF the
Insurance Companies OF tho State, 5s
Rhode Island Thirty-sixth3 Annual Re
Rhode Island, Official Count Of Ballots
Cast for Representatives In Congress-.
FL Rhode Island. Fifth Annual Report Of
State Librarian, BOG. rs
Rhode Island Manual Of Election Laws
for the Use of Moderators. Wardcns, etc,
Message Of James II. Higgins, Governs
or OF Rhode Island.
Rhode Island. Second Annual Report
of board Of Metropolitan Park ComInis-
sionera. s,,s
Idaho, Message OF Governor Frank II,
Gooding TO Ninth Legislature,
Arizona. Biennial Message OF Governor
Joseph II. klbbey, n.
LNbbE| 1--we, Wy hia|CFt's w illIGs
Bible BLESSINGS, by Rev. Richard New
ton. ai 3S 3jg 5s
The Jungle Book, by Rudyard Kipllng,
Vermont, Report Of Insurance Com
missioners,
Vermont, Tenth biennial Report OF
Board Of Railrond Commissioners
| Vermont, Thirty-ninth School Report
| Superintendent or Public Educa ton.
| Nerrnont. State Onlcers' Reports.
| Vermont. Sixth Biennial REPORT Of
Board of Library Commissioners.
Vermont, state GeOlOglst on tho MIN
eral Industries and Geology OF Certain
| Areas.
Vermont Bar Association. officers
Proceedings, Papers and addresses.
| Vermont, biennial hnpprt5ot Commits
sloner OF Taxes and Secretary OF State,
| Vermont, Legislative Directory.
Vermont, Report OF Cattle C0mmiR.
isioner ! Dl.1 1906
Vermont, retiring Message OF Govern,
| or Charles j, I,rll To General Assembly
Octobet 4, 1906
/ Vermont, Seventeenth Biennial Rcpor
1 OF Commissioners Of Fisheries ana Game
Vermont. inaugural 4Inssagu OF Fetch
er ID. Proctor 10 General Assembly. Oh
Vermont Fourth Biennial Report o
Highway Commissioners.
Congress- Of Arls and Sciences, IIOwarl
J. Rogers,
Annual Report of Board of Regent
l. OF Smithsonian Institute.
United States lnterstato Commerce
Commission, Accident Pulletin Fl. show
Inc collisions and DEPARTMENTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Geological Atlas, Cloud I'eal. Fort Mo-
'>' 9initsa s III. Department j interior
Geologicnl Atlas. Bald Mountain, Dayton
unitcd States Department. OF Ihtoriore
Geological Atlns, DoveA Folio, Delaware,
tinited States Library OF Congress,
Catalogue $gf Copyright Entries, Vol. III
uleslons FOR sabre E 1iSsrclsS oy iso7 Sss
United states Army, Instructions FOR
Recruiting Officers. 1907. "a f n 81
United States Post-O once toepnr tracnt,S
Memorandum Oh Postal 's"Grand Sorder'''
tinted s,atcs Navy Department In
ternntional Wireless Telesrnp coivetl-
Tinted states Commissioners internal
Revenue Digest or Decisions and lsegu-
alations. 1864 -1S9S. q! n
United states Department Of AHrienl-
itures Evaporation Losses IN Irrigation
md Water Requirements OF Crops. q
United states Department Of Agrlcnl-i
Sture, Organization Lists Of Agricultural
Colleges and Experiment Stations hi
United States. tif IA ss9 s3t u sS 5S
United Suites. Department Of .Agricul.
iture, a Quick Method for the Determines
ton OF Moisture In Grain.
lB United Suites Department o. Agricul-
turrc, Forest Service, Field Program for
Fcbrunry 1907. 3 9s Il IL .i ilf =s9s
Is United States Department of Agticul-
turc, An Important Enemy to- Fruit
Trees, THO San Jose Scale. !f
United states Department OF Xgric,il-
8turc, Tho Gypsy Moth and How to Con-
troll 1t II # 3s
United states Department Of Agricul-
ture. a Successful Dairy Farm. s s
United States Department. of Y Agricul-
ture, Tho Milking Machlne&ns n Factor
{ III Dnirying. al
United States DEPARTMENT q AEr'cui.
sture, Papers onthe Go ton boil V &c u
and Related and Associated Insects.
Kansas State Historical Society, Eff
#tecnth Biennial Report Of tho Board of
Directors Of Kansas. 4 IA 5ti,
Annual Report Of the Comptroller OF
the state OF New York February 4, 1907.
United states Alaska lJducation, Eli
teenth Annual Report on, Introduction OF
Domestic Reindeer Into Alnskn..33 Il. s Sss8
~ New York World, The World Almanac
and Encycopedin, 1907 Z.
American Library Association, Portrait
Index iii .s9 $5E VIZ
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ward Governor, to the General Assoc
citation OF South Carolina, Regular SEES
sion. january $. 1907.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Jumps TO DEATH.
Fireman McAlpine Instantly
Killed in Rear-End Collision.

l3.I Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch ]
WELDON, N. c.. March 2l.-Mr. Ro-5
5berts McAlpiEe, of Newport News, was
Killed in rear-end collision on the
Scaboard Air Line near Weldon this
morning, IIc was fireman on train No.
81, following another south bound
freight. The first train was started
on a heavy grade, and No. Il ran into
1t,
Mr.. Alpine jumped and was In
stantly killed. The engineer was
slightly hurt
Another freight wreck occurred near
,Garysburg this morning. blocking all
trains for several hours. In this wreck,
however, no one was hurt, .ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Lumber Plant Wiped Out.
E.a.I Snccial To Tho Ines Dlsnntch 1 NaI

FAYETTEVILLE, ~, c., March FL
w II. Sinea Lumber Company, among
tho most extensive operators In timber
their entire large plant. which has
been burning all day up to the az
ternoon, The loss is estimated at
$4,000. with partial insurance; amount
not yet known. Dwellings, surrounding
Flant We're In danger. but were saved.