The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, October 20, 1910, Image 5
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I LOCAL EYITIESI
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You Doiiw About Our jl
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liUl) bush< red oats forsalo.
G. A. 101 lis.
? Mrs. H. Uureton or
'Greenville siting the family
of C. N ren in Pickens.
?Dr. E. Kerwin, dentist
of Easley, t)e in Pickens every
Wei fty. Office over
Keowee Pjiacv.
?Brin^our old relics and
help swelp antique exhibit
in fhp nan's Dennrtnimit,
of the fail
Prof. l|ig and others will
conduct day singing at
Griffin cP <>n the first, Sunday
in isjiber.
?Eve fly says that more
people jJierc from out the
county I there are of the
county jo.
J. A.jiith, photographer,
will he pekens on Mondays
of eachik instead of Saturdays
jy'i'elofore. All who
\irni-lr cnn Iiim,
" ?.ii/ ,ir?"'u m nun.
?Mi?. ivt Oateecheo, on
l()(h ink> at tin' residence of
the brilmother, Mrs. I Ay.'/Av
MurphMr. J. Ed. Grant, to
Miss St Murphree. all of OateechcjTollv
l<\ Williams, N.
P rtHliin1
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?Ejbody is at the Fair
and e^ available space from
the Pirterian church to Mr,
M. F. tor's residence is lined
with ? of faces and they are
all h&c a good time. We
will tsid give an account of
thii in full rri-??
v??\y n il* * 1111. J UV>
ccnc?ns are all good and aie
being! 1 patronized.
Thaedule of appointments
of U<)Sr. M. Walker, evangelist
flhe Pickens, Piedmont
and five Mile Associations,
for tjnonths of October un<l
Novtftr have been arranged
as f(\s: Camn Creek, (Kf.
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2:* to (Jateechce, Oct. HO to
Nov. Ncwrv, Nov. 11 to 18,
JonciioolhoMsr, Nov. 20 to24.
Piitotfrcck, Nov. 25 to 150.
?'{Piedmont Fair Association,1
colored organization,
fonijl of representative citi
yiw he liogro race, will opi-n
?>ii Mn v, < he 21th inst., ;ind
?viii (for five (lavs. Those
)x < >|>| Ilt'(I <>11 ;i < I't't! ! ;i l?!t ex
lii[)it year, and i h<* iinln alionslhat
thf'.v w11! d<. c\. n
if. W< \\ i- it t ii.-ni
wiili .h<>,i t liit l lu'V will sticfivil.:n.'y
iIokitw oneouia^eMU'iitl
success, ami we hope!
as ni??f our real its is can j
will 'ot'.i/.e tlnMH. Anioiin;
ihiMnu'Vous allf.M lion- * -111
t??- a I'y-go-roiiwl :in<l ol 'u r
:i:111isti11 ^ ii ml i i i v I.
rangotli Prof. Moore to i;iv.?
l ivo l)?n asc?'nsioMs.
ng Away an Island.
Stivis not a tliinu usually cn:t
neotod MiHidi'iituiir fom. vt-t ll is < j
roots not sullk'leut room they |
will lulit' po! hi which I lie plant i
grows.des of grass will force the |
curbsl?et ween which they .spring!
up nutjielr place, mid in a single i
night a of small mushrooms have
lifted lie stone. Indeed, plants |
have hliown to lirouk the hardest <
rocks. Island of Aldabra, to the i
northw Mmlagascar. Is becoming
8tnuller<maHer thro'.iL'li tln> miinr. ,
of tin? "ovi'8 thut jrrow jiiouir 1I1 I
foot of 11 its. Tlie.v esit their wis |
Into (lie in nil directions. :iikI Into ' 1
(lu? |k formed the wnves force , |
tlH'Sr wii ti 1110 they will proh.ihly |
reduce uliiml to pieeu.v. London , \
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Profeiona! Cards 1
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.1. K. IK W. K. HN'M.KY
BIS & FINDLEY
Lawyers \
kens, S. (J.
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WILT THOU THAT WE COMMAND
FIRE?
Luke 9:51-56?October 23 j 1
"And it came to pass, alien tha dan* irere fi
icclt-nlijli conic, that ho should be rccclvcd j
up, he xtcadfastly sit his facc to <i<> to .
Jerusalem and scut messengers before his *
fuee." ' <
oaa/iTj^ week's study relates an in- <
fkj cident which occurred on the j 11
occasion of our Lord's jour- t '
ne.v from Galilee to .Terusaloiu just |
before his crucifixion. He knew that
his hour \x'!i? Hint i?k> ..i i
li? till life of throe and a half years !
should be accomplished. The Groat
Teacher was full of courage. "But of
(he people there wore none with him"
in the souse of sympathetic appreciation
of the conditions. True, he had
informed tho twelve Apostles respecting
the consummation of bis work and
Its nearness, but they had been slow
to believe all the things written in the
Law and the prophecies concerning
him. Their minds naturally grasped
the glorious things spoken of tho Mcs
sinli. They wore so busy thinking of
his glorious Kingdom, and of their glorious
association with iiiin in that
Kingdom, that they fni!"d ;o n.-to the
other prophecies which. w ith I distinctness.
foretold hi- siitY*rii!
Kuoiiiniv. miiiu.'ii'iy, mey ?. vi" ! > ' j
tlio Master's own words concern;: ; !:! - !
dentil. Thoy thought of liini its speaking
in some tignrativo. hypei n-ilif in.snnor.
And Pe'er even attempted to rebuke
him. sa\ ing, "Be this far from
thee. Lord; it shall not happen unto ,
thee." }
Refused by the Samaritans f
Allot hot* account intimates that James
and John visited the Samaritan city ,
for the purchase of bread and supplies ,
for the party. The Samaritans recog- j
nlzetl them and inquired, would the ,
(Sreat Teacher recognize the Samari- ,
tans and heal their sickness or would ]
he treat them as Jews in general treat- }
od them?unkindly? Thoy believed the ,
latter. The Apostles frankly told them | (
that the Great Teacher was sent only j ,
to the Jewish nation and would not ,
stop to heal their sick ones, because .
lie was "not sent save to the lost sheep (
of the house of Israel." j
Naturally enough the Samaritans reRented
this i^.id were angry. They ^
said, Very well. Buy bread from the
people whom you Instruct and whose ,
sick you Heal.
St. John and St. James wore greatly
Incensed at this. Was not Jesus the
greatest Teacher? Was he nut the '
Messiah? Had he not. as such, the
right to determine the will of God re- *
spectlng who should and who should
not receive his benefactions? With '
this answer they came to Jesus and.
relating the circumstances, asked. ;
"Wilt thou that we command (ire to
come down from heaven to destroy
these men and their city?"
What Spirit Are Ye Of? (
Wo liston wltli keen Interest for the
Master's response. As wo onoo viowod
tlii' mat tor of I ho IMvino program
It would hove seemed rhrht for t!i<?
Croat Teaeh-r to sa.v to the Apostles.
Never mind. my dear I liseiples: wait
jtist ;i little while and all those Samar
Hans will die and in.v Heavenly l1".*
Ili>fr will deliver tlieni over to tho do-,
il?? for all eternity of torture. In ooui
IH , ;:^-5(' , Fez,/. OF? CoC/fcA&Zij /^AC" f
|j| [ cjr?x>/j/o 7X>ws.*c> r/->js c/r>~ i
V y>\/OVO>V/A O THAT .//.? /fO(/Sl HAO >
cc.*7.'s.
A'JS o'.sss zjscs.'^/.rs cc.eey,;so:\ !
cow.?/Vr'sr,v.c? rj/o-.co.tD'r tsfrfTtro!?*- .;
wt^& $e=Sfe;l _ J
l/Z^krw--^? ? -*- - - ? I.
U&SP*^1 _?2/VC. 7-J//S. JOVffUlTY^ ^
ur ,i '?l.^ata<ars. /uvd i/oxss-l?I
_!_.?i?-J : .WCXiS f>?F'JSf?>.nJi?At>-A
>SK /i/7V1 A\5 w_ ]
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m :h .ml, ' . > i=M -1
parison with eternal torture (li.it which
i
you purpose in (lie way of burning up
their city ::1111 in -Mentally luii iiin-; ^
IliiMii fur a few minutes would In* as
nothiiiu'. I appreciate, my dear disci
pies, your spirit, that it is Cod-liUe;
that ymi desire to do all the inastin.tr
nnd liiiriiin;: within your power, and 1
commend yon for it. Continue to thus
copy your (Sod and to cause snll'erimr
i'? jis ninny jis |?c?s or your leiiow
freaturo : v. ho <!? not think ??\:i?*t ly ns
V"U ilo.
Was this the an :wer ?!" tit.* Croat
reaeherV Thank <Jod. \0! His teaeh
lii-X was ill v<?r/ reverse >: ? 1111rI < t
If*. n\i' kino. kiiil In* 11*i(I ilic I'a
IIter's Spirit iii:i 1 understood i< and
followed it perfectly. In answer to
I heir query, we read. "Jesus turned
and relinked them" and said, "Ye
know not what spirit ye are of! The
^on of man is not come to destroy
men's lives, I?ut to save them!"
"A Sivior and a Grant Ono"
The language spoken in Palestine in
Tosus' day was tin? Syriar. One of flic
'Jront Tonchor's titles is Tlio Sfkvlor.
And this, in the Syrinc Innpua^e, sitfllflen,
"The 1,1 fe diver." The whole Tj
trorld wa?? damned enough before "
losiig camc. Ho camo not to damn
condemn) thom more, but that tbey
hrough hisn might bavo lifo (John x,
0; Hi, 17).
Llfo! Did tlw\v not bnvo lifo? No.
VII human life was forfeited through
ather Adam's disobedience. All mankind
are dying as a result. A Life31vet\
a Savior from death (and not
i'om ?>tprii!il tiii'mnnn ?? >...<
iceded.
The lirat work of tho Savior is the
edomptlve work of Calvary. His sueuid
work is tho selection of Ida Church
o ho his jolnt-helrs in tho Kingdom,
lis third work will bo tho saving of
Ulntp and nil his rnce from sin and
lenth?from nil the mental, moral
Hid nhvslenl floiri'n<lntin:i xvtii/.i?
lirough father Adam's disobedience
fairs I asrrj ahd >/ot"* asm me *f**r/jjst>?\
I >*ll HI to have tm? sas+a/t/rm/vj omjrxorra
IL j'l or n*e mr4rr/v. j
A/VJ WfR WAS, -Y? tfMOtV/tvF^^^&
incj through his children belli}; born in
;in and shapon in ini<inity and in sin
owoived by (lie mothers.
Tlu? savin? of the Church is a great
ivork! How faithful wo should bo if
tve have board, if our eyes liavo scon,
f our hearts havo tasted of tho grace
if <?od in tids wonderful privilege of lie
oniiiifi members of the Bride of Christ.
1 [owever. we cannot suppose lliat the
mving of in or o I,v a handful of select
mos is tho purpose of <5od in tho croalion
of tho world and in tin* redeeming
>f the world. On the contrary. ihis
>leet "Little Flock" is spoUeu <>f as a
'first-fruits unto God of his creatures"
James i. 18; Revelation xiv, I.) This
implies an after-fruitage much more
unlit-runs. >\ mieuoo does not propose
:o save nnyone out of (lenth and to life
>ternal contrary to the individual will,
lie does propose that every creature
ost In Adam and redeemed by Jesus
shall be brought to a clear knowledge
>f the Truth, that they may be saved.
Fie does propose that only the willingy
obdurate shall be lost; and their loss
will lift till* Iosm nf llfrt llo A nAcll.i
leoliin-a. "everlustlntJ destruction."
Something N'ce
A.T THIS OFFICl. i.i the lino of
2ards. Letter Heads, Envclopgs,l?i!)heads,
Statements, Folders,
lills. Show Hills, Fosters, .i?.
iiills, Pamphlet', Blank Books.
Let as print them for you
Something |
Coming In
If you ADVFiRTISK in
THIS PAPER. it will
LOOK GOOD to you.
Try it out NOW. -x? 1
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"OLE YS KIDNEY PILLS
For Bachacmc Kioncvs aiio Blaoocb
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Non-K?>tileuf Humiiiuiia.
State of South Cnrolinit
County of Pickens.
Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for K? li? f
?Compbmit. not {Served.
Fanners llank of entral a corporatioi
duly charted by law.
plaintiff,
against
Horace M. Whitworth
Defendant.
T" he Defendants above iiaintu:
Von arc hereby sunm one) and re
qutn-d to iiiiswer i he complaint in tir
aci.'U, vbicb is iliis iifiy !iI ?1 in Mm of
(ice <>l the CI. ik of Conn Cor Picken
County and to s.'ivc a copy of you
tui'-wi r to tho 8'Uil c(i'H|.||iint on V1 <
?u cs* rti at tin ir ollice at Pick
ens. South Carolina withii
tw. i (y davg after tho serv ce hereof
exchi: fvo of the dav of such .-ervice; an.
il' .you fad in ai swvr tin- complain
v. itliin tlie ! ii.t 'afori Silid. the Plan.tit
in this action \\ ill apply to the Court fo
the relief demamti d in the < otnp!a.nt.
Dated Aug. <M, A. I). 1910.
( arey & Carey
Plaint (T'h Attorney.-.
A. ). PoKga.
(seal) C. C). P.
To the absent defendant Horace M
Whitwotth
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Take notice 11 >iit llw Biimmoi s. <i
v hidi the foregoing is a copy, ami lli
complaint in ihr above hinted actio]
wns file<l in the o(Hce of ihe CleiU o
(Joint at Pickens S. c. on the 24 ?la;
of Aug. 1010, mill is now on file in sail
< llice. Carev Carey
PlaintilPH Attorm y.
Notice of Final Settlement am
uiscnarge.
NOTICE is hereby Riven that we wil
make application to J. B. Newberr
K <| , JiHij^e < f Probate of l'iekt ns covin
ty, in ibe Slate of South Careliiia. 01
the '17 <h\y <>f Oetober 1!'10, 11 o'eluek n
the forenoon, or ak soon tin reafler "
sai l application can be heunl, lor leav
to milk.- (ilia! settlement of the < siat?* *>
Just ph 1 .ooper, Sr., deceased, and nlitaii
discha.iu<; as executors of said ? slate.
Sep. 11)10 (?. H. Looper,
Matthew Hendrir!<s.
Kx?'(*?iturs
ST A TP. OP SO l'Til t 'A l{< >1.1 N A
< 'iiiinty of I'lckctiv
Court of ('oininon I'U-ii
SMiimnoitx for Uciief- Compliant Si-ivid
Ijiz/li' Itolilill;:. .Iiimi's llii'S VVini? Unw \i
Klu l!os^ I'crry, Mury K. Rons, Anilv l(?sv
I >l*t i i it i i*"s.
A gainst
l.eiln Aired. Haniel Ross. Defendants
To the .iMcn-lanlj above IihiiiciI:
Vim tire llerchy Summoned ami ri*?j 111ri*?I I
answer tIn* complaint in this action, >
which a copy is herewith served upon \? i
ami to serve a copy of your answer to tin- sal
complaint on the s lbscribers at their olluc i
T'cketiN, South ? iiiolilia within twenty ?laj
mwi iuv nt'rvii'u nercoi, exclusive 01 (lie <in
of >tich m-rviie; mi< 1 'f you fail to answer il
complaint witliiu I lie time uroresiiiil. tlie i>lim
till s in thin action wi II apply to the foil i t li
the relief tleiimmlctl in the complaint.
Dated Auk. :<lst A. I>. I?i?
A. J. Hokk*.
r. c. i\ i:. m. c.
I!o|,'i;k >V I'imlley,
in..i.>
To Daniel Uoss infant <lefcn<lant over Ion
teen years of ajje;
You art* hereby suiiunolieil and tojuired i
iil'I'ly lor (lie appointment of guardian ad litei
to represent you in ihis action witlun twenl
lays altci the service of this summons upo
yon. ami if you fail, application lor such a|
poifituient will lie made by the plalntilV hereii
ItoKKx Kindley,
IMaintilVs Attorneys
'I'll Ihn uliwniil iliif.in.t.iitl 1 ",l- 1 ' 1
Tiiki- notice tliut tho summons ami cmnplait
in tin' atiove entitled action was tiled in tli
I'li'rk * ollioe for tlip county of Pickens on tli
Hist iIhv ot \ UKtlst, lt'10, Hlitl that tin; oliject <
Mil.I m linn i? to partition tlic liiml dcsiiilied i
the complaint. itinotiK tin I'.'11 in I ill's and tli
defendants aci-onling ! > 11?? ir respective rinhi
A in.'. .'II. iwio. ItoKu-.v r'inat ley
I'l 'iniiil "s Attorney*
Ta\ N'oticc.
I Ulice of < imntv Treasurer |'i.-.:imiv. i
IMekens. s. l.ct i!i i<i:<>
The hooks ! >r lhe collection "I State i :
<"?in tit y laves will Iico|icii from
iictoher I*>ih ll'ln tn lii-. i n I'd :'ist iti|n
Those w ho |iretei to ill. so van |>ii\ .11 .ilium
i Mill, with ! i-i r lint mhliliniiiit ! !? \\lu?
|.refer imy:tin hi i-'etiriiiiIt'll
so with |i?>r ent aihlllioiitil. Those toll
[itefer paylttK in Mi?rcli fill I, to the IMh ?i Wn!
iiii iiih. ii.11 n\ luiyiiii; 11 *i .ii! Iitiniinl ' i i
i-i'ii I After ii iit (in le tin l II ill n will ins)'
\ I: til \ |i?iyi't?- iiv. rii:iv |no|icrty m |ui\ ln
i'\ lur other . \.:il |,;e.ec -k I'm ia\ ri-eeij
i i each town-!ii|i nr s; i , in m-1ii i| <1 istri< t :
nhi. lt he or tliev intiy ow n |il'i>|>< l ly. This i
iiniiort>iill ii> thot ' nre mi many >i in
iii districts. Those whn do lint v\ i-ll t
III I In- ..111 ... o.. .... ... . I... ....
i1 ' C-Iiilicr '.'titli. Mini I will luinMi them win
' - timount iluc mnl Iliey -1:i renin me l>
money os ier or r^f-tere'l lellOI.
? ; m|>s tiro ?11 tin net einl nliove two
i-.' I, hn I ru'Mim u-e lliei.i I'leilM- <!o i
<! ine i-itsli without reji?lerinK Mime, ii' ::
i ( lo K?*l lust: il M lit ntlierwiM' it liiliM Ii
t ewler's i isl;
Levy for stiiie in\ f>1, Mil;
l,e\ y for i on-tst ut v IhhiI tux :t mi
Levy f??r Onliimi \ .> t i> lux r. : i;:
Levy forSUkluu I 111<I t ;n:;
I,. , ? . ... . . - I I ,11 K-I.K-I !!> >> Mil .
Levy for ('tinIn 'iaiii; . . mil
1,1'vy for stuii-1 uiisliihic lull
MVitirf IK mill
Si l|OOi, l"AXL.
Spcriiil i"i >'limil I? ~lri I No. !, .'mil;
Npwirtl !.? * Srliooi In-lili'i No. ' mil:
Spt'Miil l.t?v> lor >finiol u'Mriit No. i .'mil.
stifviiil lii-V) for S.'liool I?i-1 rii-t No l . S mill
sf>l'*iiil l,?i\y for ii-iricl No.:., ; mill
I Sfifcbii l.i'V) loi s.-li.iol i) -irtct No. v, *j mil
I S|ioHul -t'V> lor 1 I M-l i i? t No si. |<i ..
hncrJnl l.i' \ ' 'I * > lio.il llistii i \i.
spvciiiJ l.cvy lor School Disttict No 11. ? ? tut11
spelful l,i'v> for School KUtric) No i;i ii mi i
spyinl l.cvy for school IH -1 r !< t No II I ml
Special l.evv for Ni'hool lii?<trict No ir> i-if 1:
Special l.cvy for ScIkhiI I?istri?-t .No 17 1 null
special l.cvy lor school district No. >'mill
Special l.cvy !oi school DMtict No. n?, mill
I-fMK'bll l.cvy for Si .iimi I'islricI No, 111 ':
l.cvy for s< ,c.-l !ii-tr.it No, -.'mi
spccliil l.t'Vy foi School District No _'| vJ'jii.il!
Special l.cvy l>>: : 1 HMllil.No nil I
(^ ruil l.cvy ; n. h i ! |>i-tjic ( No . nr.
spccliil l.cvy lo: 101. 'i-lii. N,i ;,! |
Vpcciiil l.cvy I'o ?i-iw i..I I li ?l. IC| N,i ;! I n
SpcciOl l.cx > I*ii 1.0. -f "l No ;; ! m
>|K'i-iiti i,i \; i.ii i. .. ;.i>t i ' ttii:'
sjH'r-iul fur* i'O'i' l>is|ii"i H :?ml
Hpti'iitl I.WJ . . I-!: i .<
nv'nt l.? v > r I- '
S|it < ill' l.r\ .> I ' . I- .
sj.i'i iii. i.>-\ > 1 * : .
i.cvy iHI ifiii- . >i 'in : . i. :: i,
fluf riciini' i it - i '.'i.
Iiliyy I'ltl I !rrc>t nil I V ; 11 - I. I. Ill ill* t
in-1 ii i . w ii mi
||]| V\ I i?I I.. M-irs| I" i'" K '' N v I. \
pfaiken* (J. II tuwit*lii|i : mi
I'nil'J'iJS ' * i' ( I ; I: n I I \ I'T y male i it i/r:
from "I to l'? rtO ye .r> Is liiil.Ic, cxcoid ' >I t>i r
ntc i >, \i :ni 'Ini i til pay lifter Ml > i it r--. iiik
those ?>jccti>?*l l>y Um
('< <!in111>iI b>ii lfo-id Tun. *1 *?' \ |>< r^ 11
ilGfcfi lux to |?ny ihirt lax loi I'.ill i.i 11 11 >>i livi
(Injs work on tin* mini, rnr <lo ?<> l?. >i? > 1 ?ii< I
lot, 1011. Ml pcrKonx liutwcfn ii! ten of .*i
ami Ml years lire lllll>' !"or IhK lax. exr. . ilm r
exciisc'l l?y law.
< "ii|>11>i11<>i ix?k l as. .\ 11 pitsons owning
ilojfs lire rc<|tiiriHl to |?iy a titx of fifty < '>' <!iMi(on
oiicli dojf. KoM'Crtfully,
15. I). GARVIN,
i ' u:itv Treasurer
mgf " T '.[my#.*-' 1 v
Til(5 (ireatost PI
i
Ls the Chattanooga No. 72. T!ik
have the evidenceof its truth:
Satisfied users who deii:Vut i,o |i
Bigger s-\les < very vear. >
* must have one
Absolute guarantee vo* ii new.
* It is a plow that PLC)\VS? l'lic
r
r-r
*
f
V I
1 Takes the ground when .-ill others f
A plow for ;i purpose; that pun
in hard Hay and dry land. when ?t
' fact this plow was designed and m >
who know?those who plow, h
' break." and alw.-v weais the !>!;,
I Show.
n Jus! the rifjcli size for the team
" heavy, vet not too li^ht.
w.. - '
. . y., v.. 1... ' * > ' i ' >i liI H KO ' 11
V land with your own team. If it i.-a
ii it to lis. W.. wn'i'l rharm* you a
satisfactory.
Fall ]>lo\viim season i< mi. r:\iv\
best nlow, which is "Ch.-Mt umn^a"
! '
)Iooiv )
Oconee
u j
YVe have for sale 12 lots of land
Miles of Westminster, S. (1. This
tlTl(l is ?f I'lilin' -nwl l i i
,, - ^ ....... .1 t n iiii(i|iini t,() It
" lows:
y
No. 12 rontni'i C,2.1 I ;kmv, ami
' from Westminster, Vrire $:{() per ac
No. 1!?. Contains (ill. 11 acres joi
it No. 17 " ?'7 (? ".
no, 21 14 r?o.?i
f | No. 22 " 28.OS
" No. 2:5 " n
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No. AO 7 A
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(i i :i! :i you sow til
K>= [ or oiu
;'( !! \ Oil SOWst
The t? ?; ! < in i" >( i ! , d > 11iii i > ;
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^' acid ; i. m ?1 I ]> !' fciii i\il !>.i MMit : in
jcrnf \ v;iil;il>5? hosphoi if !.'
...put either (ii tnesc in the uiound \
licit Iter I 'hosphoi ic Acid nor l'otasl
account of rains, hut stay in the
? plant, food. S(t. if you fertilize you?
the ^rain stands the winter you can
- either Nit rate of Soda or our specia
tilizer for side dressing which is hetl
* j with Nitrate of Soda and has otli
" u>i<;/.i, ir... a i... 4 i ? .i
.? I.H II lll<ll\l .-> II l,l?Sl KHI^fl IIIJIIl >
' itself. If von find tii;?1 vniir _rain I
vj winter vou can use the :i: 1 i;ron
I |;rinu and you have tin advant r.:
whieh is pill ii: the ground ; the t
i -it h : Phosphoric i<I i j i'i :;i-!
main there until . aUs-ii i; - :iant !
\\ e art sellin i? >.I : i?_rht a
csaiy lor u . (<> inaiv the ;> f u."'?<?
shipped them a hundred or ; h r.nl
mi^ht. aIVind then to ]>ul > >i1 some -
, are used li^hl at our dot'" : nee Hoods
that are mm! . 'm pr-'of th;
cito you to the crops m i-i? t his ye ir
: used, nicrc is no l>HI?t 'rtilizcr |>
1 ing.
ANDKKSON PHOSPli
ANDERSON,
.! a. VANMYKK, r:rH i
ow on Kartli
is ;i l>in;i<! assertion, bllt. WO
t*: i i - - i;.
M'-iiu*!' who sees one at work
"I'n I:- down."
< 'hnttaiw'o^ji 72.
;til. Price $.w>.7r>.
>os<> is plowing a deep furrow
lier plows won'l ;:;<> deep. Ill
<l" at t lie surest ion of those
breaks records "without a
e rihhou when niveii a Fair
< ;' ordinary weight, not too
)?' out an<l try it on your own
i"; just wli.it you ni'cd. r< t urn
Cent to:1 I!i i rial, if it isn't
viuht. That moans not the
Xo. 7'J.
[aukliii Co.
I I .
i iv nis wu run t roni to 4
is mostly undeveloped land
rmiiiK and is divided as follies
011 main road leading out
re.
ins No l1' Pi'icn 1 u ?
- . .fin |?-i iurc.
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ton-six u'i>u<!< ?*r>iiiiim ID pt'r
(5 cnt !'<>( i<!?. Y. s ? in
iu-M yon -nw vonr ui .i as
1 will Iracli < >ut of I in* soil on
.i 1 nnt ii i hey arc taken up as
trrain with this li-riiliy n..i
- - - I I I 11*1
top dress it next spring with
IIv prepared 1 huh (Ir:ide f<T
cr, as this i heavily charged
ier I lijrh <'rade amni<?niates
itratr of Sod,i when iis< 1 iiv
vis heen killed ?>ut diirih.<* t he
>. S. VAN DIVER. MGR.
i ii I I ni' a hi i < >r < <>! t < mi in i })?
oi' 1 !n* I(; 1 and 10 (J u'i h!s
iiii'* ynii hj? a" vour yiMin. >r
.. iel; < r <1!ii >iI I>;11 rc! ')<>
1.
If n;| ' o, 'i i II ?r ;UI?i li i- !)'
!! ii I ( . ) I .( 11);m||' i!' \V?'
!i i ;i11<t lit! y milrs av.'.i v \v??
Hill!' (fll/llll! I .1 I I . i I >.< '
....... ? will >HI I I H * V
w :rv for us In make tile Iv.'sj
it we do ihat \\ e just simply
where our fer! ili/er has heen
ut in sacks tIi.iii we are niak
ATE & OIL CO.
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